The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 24, 1936, Page Page 2, Image 2
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t "THE OLD GRAY;
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$ THE NEW RIDER":
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i KEV. E. PHILLIP ELLIS \
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THE UISHOl'S COUNCIL
In compliance with the request
of Bishop J. S. Flipper the A. M
, E. ministerial alliance of Charleston
and vicinity met in special
session at Morris Brown church
last Wednesday afternoon. Fol
lowing1 a brief devotional service
by Dr. J. S. Alorant, Dr. J. E
Thomas president took the chaii
-"tout stated the object of the meet
. ing. which was to'arrange plans
for the entertainment of the fort!
coming Bishops' Council The first
item of business was a considera
Jtion of the special committees.-Or
motion of~Dr. L. R. Nichols the
" v president .Was empowered to appoint
the chairman of each com
mittees. (Jn motion ol Dr. lr. JK
Nichols the president was empowered
to appoint the chairman ol
each committee. The following
- liamed persons were a'pointcd:
On publicity Rev. E. i'hilip Ellis;
Entertainment, Rev. r. . S.
Lawrence; -On Ilonn*g Revs j. E.
Thoma- and Rev. J. C. James; On
program Rev. J; \Y. Witherspoon
and on transportation Rev. Geo. A.
Adams, motion also prevailed 3members
'of'each one of the church
. es in the city be associated, with
the chairman to-complete the full
.^onunittqe whose names will be
' published, after the subsequent
meeting heM ^L^ulay, October. 2d.
The Alliance 1 decided that the
board and lodging woull be $1.50
per day for sleeping- and two
meah with 50 cents for every additional
meal.the
xn thi;rn system
As Negroes we can - but be a
bit partial to the Southern Railway
System. It has been my experience
that the Southern lias .always
given Negroes special consideration.
Its the ony line where
~Negroes can purchase' reservation
from any point in the South go
ing .Norm, i hen too when clergy
permits' wore used the- Southern
was-the only line that would honor
them, on the train when at junctions
where tickets could not be
purchased. It lead in reduce foi
_ people traveling on Sundays and
special- return trips. Its the only
system, that 'advertises in Negro
* papers. As the many annual con
? i'eronces, conventions Itnd grand
lodge meetings are approaching
we urge, that, Negroes do not for
get the company that has been so
'i mfjulful of them. To be continued.
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i.y[. Till-: (ilil.M KIIAl'KR
It was indeed sad as well as
shocking to note the passing of
Alr. U. Lee KatlilT that was report
coin our paper last week. Truly
Columbia lias l"st some of its
most outstanding Negro' citizens
during the past year. .Mr. RatlitV
was indeed a- noted character, a
very fine man and too much was
r
not said for him in the lasta&sut'
of. The Palniet'ty Header column's,
lie will he misse<l in the Capital
City for his place will be vacant,
Mrs. Ilattie 11. Williams of Greenville
i.s am ther beautiful light
which has been extinguished in
time to shine in eternity. It behooves
all of us to be ready foi
we are passing: away.. The rich
and the poor, the learned and the
unlearned, the high and the low
.are ah marching downward t0 the
tomb. The families of both Mr
Ratlitf and Mrs. Williams have
. our deepest sympathy.
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MANY UKQ( KSTS FOR
WIUTfNG^ -While
attending the official oper
' ing. at Columbia last week I wacohtaeted
by the representative;
of ,the "Afro" and The Pittsburgh
Courier' anl a,skvd: to submit brief?
from our State together witli an
nual conferences and Grand Iiodgc
reports, A special request was
made of us to release matter in a
"newspaper" that_i,s. to abort , appear
on the journalistic sea. Wc
shall endeavor to accommodate
them as best we can. We need
good and clean papers that will
not accept publications from disgruntled
people that simply breed
strife. If a paper expects to grow
in size and influence it will have
to steer clear of such distasteful
publication. The, Palmetto Leader
grew from a four page to ar
eight pa&e peoridictal because it
refused to publish distasteful mat
ter. Tho Charleston Messengei
has done the same thing and wher
ever a paper remains stunted it?
because'of kind of matterreleased
in it. While we may apiia?
^ peedy ret.
Mia. A IIaa
( pear in all of the papers reques
ed the Palmetto Leader will ca
ry our weekly release and 61
many readers will not fail to gi
the conference news if they wi
only subscribe and renew the
subscription to The Palniet
Leader. It has become the ofli
cial organ for all of the denoni
nations and Grand Lodges in tl
state. Dr. J. S. Benn, the popuh
presiding elder of the Abbevil
district is perfectly porreet in h
" advicfe given the colored popul
' tion of SoTith Carolina in his' la
week's release in The Palnieti
Leader under the caption ".Mi
J and Things".
ST. LUKE
The pastor is pleased boyotur i
pre.ss.ion because of the line 1
1 port given him for the annu
L conference from members, of tl
: above church congregation. Thi
1 .St. Luke church, Charleston hi
" some of the"most loyal membei
.o be found in the connection. Th(
love God and their church and wi
.nake the proper sacrifice to nie<
.very obligation put upon-.thv
hurch. That God will for'vt
bless the otlicers and members .
St.. Luke is the prayer of thci
pastor. ?? '
Let us Advance 011 our Knees
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SUCCESSFUL. QUARTER
L'Y MEET1M
Woodard. October lbth?Th
t htistiag Home Burial Aid Sycu
y closed its one day session. Sai
I urday, with Lodge ?Nd, ?>5 Mr:
j Minnie Thcmpson, local preside:'
| . ii'ci presided in the place of He
I ander*. Who was in Baltimore.
| Our beloved grand preside:;
' Mr.4. Maria Burton came ove
: irom Greenville and spoke man
neoufaging words Our
secretary, Prof. W,._R. Bbwmgfi\c
-Cameron visited Us for the trr.t.tinie
this year. The members ai
| still talking about his giea
j speech. We always give ?spe,cu
i: nor to our grand Secretary wh
; makes everybody feel' good who
' l.e is around.
t Our state convention- will met
i r.t Irmo in Young Chapel ehurcl
N'ovember 27, Piof. Bownjan in
> nounced programs will be out i
| the next ten days. Our next in
I bin. will meet in Chester the u'siu
' time with Lodge No TP, Jarrrr
Woodard, president. Bro. C. 1
Worthy, chairman of the timuu
committee, and one of the leadin
i tlicers made a most -fouchiii
| peech, showing that at .the be:
I ;ifo is short.- He made an ilhi
nation of the .death of . a yo'un
( mail near his hopae., who did'i
| havu much't0 say died almost si
j den without friends even knowir
e was sick. Sister Mary. Grej
. } ofy and others kept the spi
ivua! -fire burning- and -many >h<?u
'.id the business session. - ,
Our finance as follows:
; Collected for all purposes $2P5..'
J'aid Undertakers $ 100.00; he
! for. or Union Charity purposes $
,j Special donations $13.00;
Paid out $20-1.00. ,
Westley Emerson, secretary ai
i eporter.
I'. S.?Prof. Bowman on orde
' from the grand president says c
cry lodge must send its delega
.o the convention prepared t'o tal
The Palmetto Leader.
( H APPELLE ..STATION
A. M. E. <111 RC
KeVj Frank Dreher; Pastor
Sunday school opened at it
usual hour, with the Supt. ai
eac-hor^ at their po-st of duty. Th
lesson was beautifully discui s<"
and revieWe.. by the Supt., M
' Holman.'-*
At 11:30 Rev. Dreher preacht
- Irohl St. AI a tthewv?He used I
! his subject "The Church and it
i power." Everybody enjoyed tl
; u vice very much,
i At 5:00 he preached at Antioi
A. M. E. Z. church, St. John 14:
We had a glorious time all da
Sunday. On our way hack t
('happclle Station for night se
vice, Rev. Dreher was taken i
and wasn't able to- attend nigl
, service. We are hoping he is be
ter and will be out With us Sui
| wajr.
, We w^re proud to have Mr
. Dreher with us Sunday also gk
I to have our visitinp frien >; hoj
- you will-eome again.
Rev. Patterson preached Sunda
' night. He selected his text Dai
iels 5:1. I>et not thy though
trouble thee. The members seen
1 ed to enjoy it very much. Durir
the day at Ch.ippcMlp Station v
raised $14.40. Mrs. Blakley ar
Mrs. Alexander are having a Si
ver Tea at the home of Mrs. Pa
1 teison on Harden St.,.Siwiday a
ternoon. Come and bring yoi
friends.
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t- CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
jr Mrs. Mary Shelton Washington,,
et of Columbia, spoilt several days
ill here last work, havirjr been called
ir home because i>1 the illness of her
to father, Mr. Abe Shelton, Ashford
c- Street.
il- Miss Frila Worthy, had as her .
ie ?J?uests _Sln* ay. the following
11 friends, who nTotored here front
U their home *in Sharon:' Mi>s Levisis;
ter McCoy, Messrs. Travis-McCoy
i. Grady Crosby. Joesaye Feemster
<( and her brother, .Mr. Elliott I.. <
[. Worliiy.
Mr. Job nil' Br ice aid Mn>.
Maude. Cooper, of Baltimore. Md?
motored here Sunday. They are
quests of his parents, Mr. altd Mrs. .,
;N S. M.' Bricv.
Mr. Samuel McD raid, with his
; j wife and fo.ir children, arrived
here Sunday from New Jersey on
.. a \ i-it to hi.-ys oils r. Mrs. Carriel'hom.p-or..
BaiNj St.
? l'''"f., an :?Mis. C. 0.?Me-lv.te'sh. '
JoHnstonT S. C. and Prof. E. Me- ,
j Ir.tosh. Ko'eU 11:11. S C. wherein th^
("it % Simihi v.. '
lit.v. ati? Mrs. J. A. Baton and
n . , , . ; -i
^Winter. .Miss >a.ar. motorou- (
. ho re Saturday >rv .their liausrhter,
Mrs. Daisv B. 'Atkir.srn. Miss.
i r .v i
.-a rah stayed oy-r Sunday.
Mr. and Mr-. Charlie. Harden. ,
Mr. a hi Mrs. R. F. Rjchburgr mo
" [ 'i '.i ('aMjCi i j :;a"...iiai a:.d* '
per.; the ''day with tire former's - ,
. jauchter. Mi-s Ruth Hardin, .a:
'):e latter-s soiv Mr. Wilburn Rich- .
t burg. . ?
.Ihvf. Ardry Ila idit*-spent Sa (
r r ay in. (Vltnnbia;. *..
^ Mr. (i. W. Bolder.. Dr.,- I.iili
j, Sarto.r'.' Mr. ar.d Mrs- Julius Wi.
. iian s- uf Union, were i'i the. eit
' Sunday. Thyy-spent" a part of
heir t int lit the 0. C. C. Cam;
Miss Annie Barber, of Howrys' ,
-ntirtai|ed the Ladies Aid society "
her "chuich. at her home th.r* lj
)( i few days ay<.>. A f-t'-r devoti nal
;l' ervice a: d busip.e-s, palatajdv re"reshnients
were served. ' ,
Mr. John Caisson, of Star lit..
. No. .*?, Winnsboro, \\as here T'.v
lay. JIi; entered his two daujt'
u 1l1; in 1Representatives
returning from
.1. / 1 I 1- * I> t V . . .1.
uk* in ami 171 i\ \ai \ i vii
>Iasu:,n which met. last week in
'ln;iaw returned briivriiv.r. the re.
1 port that the next Gran>.' LbdtfO
will meet here in October., It'll".
1 Quito it citiw.i was present Sur.1'
day nia'bjUiii.Ike. Metropolitan A.
M. P. /.. church -for a literary and
nu-ical jnojfranv which was very
.utich ' njoyc'il.,
In the ^ainc pliiyeii-here. Priday
i?etwu(f|| Pi J', ley lliirh and Prjerd'
ship college, Ilock Hill., the scor i
w.is 1 >- ) in fa'.m: of Pinley- 11 i"_rV j
'P litckst-n liiyh of Camden.witl play
1,1 Pii.ley I'iviii h: re Thursday, *
" . I:< v. C. Mo s oV Washington. I?.
IV ' It.. It . i ' 1.. .... .
. . ?i i n eu M- i c .m i>:ii mgiu ana
' < c i.dueti.g a me ting this wwk
1 t Calvary I'apt. church. lie is
a hi <>i her ?>! Ki-v. 1'. ,\. Muss (i.l
irt-i-i.villi , wh<> eoi.dtn-ted a very .
uci'i'ssful revival" meeting hero,
'! last month.
.Mrs. Minnie lliee left Sunday
iir Philadelphia, ti> spend ail in<
:i: iuwi.lle with her sail.
Mrs: Sarah \\ illiams is in Was}
1 iiigton, I). (*: sp tiling several
vie Its with. her daughter. Mis*
Kl:.> i a Walker.
AIis-"s.Ma.iori Kelly, Supervisor
.vfll ludd her first me-ting with
'' the t'he-trr County ti juheis "m
\l -sjtu'rday ii"i??rtiin^r, October 24, at
.! 1 ifcdock. '
The Ciii ster County lyair vvif
. "u: here Monday, October 2(5, at
he Fair (iround. K very thing is
in readiness for a week uf lively
.. eiitertai.nmer.t.
. A very . enjovable llolloweVn
1<!
' unity was given 'at the Loom is St.
?choul Tuesdav afternoon. Hunw
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I ? . . 1 . ?' 14 . ^--.1 it..:.. X 1. .
u \ 11<>i |un>ii> aim uii'ir wacni'i's
<><>k -part* in tho program and pa,
rado <>)i the ground.
?Per "VI i- llti Iii )'j from \'. Y. C _
?> . ,
, i- visiting relatives here.
Prof. S. L. Finley has been i-c=
- >n 11y TtwPTorC >i~* Chairman of 1 tit" "
, frti-tian Seal liiive of the State
. Tuberculosis Association, He was
" in Columbia Saturday at which
' time he presided at the annual
meeting of the State Association
II vhieh was held at Hooker Washt
ington High school. At the close
^ f t'fi-i" meet lug, he an' Mr. JameYnung
hurried on- to Augusta, to
.-vitn.ss the game between Benedict
college, Columbia, and Paine
' college. *
Prof. P. I >. Drew, principal of
H'
the (?n at Falls school was in the
city Friday.
^ Mrs. Ada Stanback," teacher in
Paradise school, Great Falls,
spent the wPok-end here.
ig MArrfriK *
i iv_ Vj TU U l Y
S U HSCRIH E IIS
Our acont will rail at ypur home
? to collect. for The Palmetto Leader
beginning next week. Please be 1
11 prepared to pay your subscriptions.
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SUMTER /JEWS
The pastor, choir and several
members of Cumberland M. E.
church of Florence, S. C. motored
on Sunday evening, October Jl,
and rendered services for the pastor
and members of Emanuel M. 1.
E. church. Emanuel's pastor and
choir will return the visit on Sunlay
evening. October 25.
Members of Emanuel M. E.
church raised $500.45 in a recent
rally for .pastor's salary.
[Jho Progressive Fed. t'ki1
held it's regular meeting on Tuesday
afternoon lo. at the lucre of
Mrs. l.ula StnitH on Fucviv St. A
fol business meeting was held attd
the hostess served a repast.
The Or.o Moro EffortHFeJl Club
held it's meeting on Wende'siday
iiftebroon." October 14. at the
home of. Mrs. J. A. Jones. The,
numbers voted and agreed to send
Si0.00 to the Wilkinson Home at
once. The hostess served refresh- ~
ments.
The Claflin Alumni Chapter-met (
:\t the home of Dr. and, Mrs. E. C. j,
Jor.es on .Wednesday evening, y
October 14. A business meeting ^
;yas hold, aftefc which a repast was t
served. y
Sir. Albert Roberts is sick at j
this writing.
Mesdam??s Irma ?and-?Frances (
dement of Charleston, S. C. spent ,
the past week with children, Mrs. ,
France.-. Clements, parents, Prof!. air..
Mrs. Lauson entertained a ,
*ew friends, on Friday evening," ^
October 16, in honor of her guests.
A very pleasant evening was j
pent in playing games. Mrs. Lo- ,
gan Williaihs won high score prize and
Miss isabelle McKay low ^
core prize, flor games. Checker
andwiches and punch were ser- ^
red
Miss H. X. ;Usher attended a j
iiveetinif-at the Wilkinson Orphanage
on Sunday, October 18.
Mrs. Lucy Gray, now of Philalelphia.
Pa. in the City for a .
>isit of several weeks.
Mrs. Henry Jackson and Mrs.
Ruth. Johnson of Marion, S. C. ^
rrrrrr.-v + K.. 1
^ -k ui 4UI . aiiu iurs. i-?. ^
E. Jones and Mrs.' Bryant on Sun- -1"
lay, October 11. Mrs. Bryant ac ninpanicd
them on their return
to nuirion. tx> spend a couple of
lays with Mrs. Jackson.
Dr. and. Mrs.. Williams anu' Mrs.
I. D. Da . is spent Sunday, October s
IS, in Klloree, S. C.
Mrs. Alger Burgess of NewYork
City, spent the past couple c
>f weeks with her sister arid *
lii'ntlwi'.in.lavv Ati* nri/l tm ^
ward Margin. ~?
" Mr.s, Pearl Edwards is again in
v- City after spending the sumhier*
in Xew York.
Prof. and Mrs. W. F. Crawland,
little daughter, now of Atlanta.
i:t. spent the past* Week-end at
I.fine. ' _
Miss Ruby Boykin was at home
"ruin school for the pa->t weekd.
EllKN EZK7{" A. M. E. CHURCH
Kev. J. C. James, Pastor
. The servtqca at Ebenezer wore
-pi* r.did on ' la-t Sunday. All
iu ai ts. afid minds'are centered' on
:he annual conference held in
Georgetown. Ebenezer has en:
liusiastically sept their pastor to
< ontVrenee to make his report
and return to Ebenezer as quickly
as. possible. His leadership at
Ebenezer has be<?n very uniqua.
lie is beloved by all. He is known
for his integrity and for his
nravery, valor, and intrepidity.
..An immence audiehce filled the
edifice for the morning worship.
The pastor deliverer a noble and
powerful sermon at which his
""Wipe was "Faith." This sermon
was delivered with such eloquence
that it held the sniritual enthuse
iasm of all present.
The hour for the commencement c
of Sunday school fvor the winter c
months is .'1:30. A very delight- 1
utl time vv.is had in Sunday schobl
on last Sunday. The-lesson was
very interesting. 1
The lesson being taught by the e
touchers with such enthusiasm k
that the interest of all the schol- 1
ars were held by the eloquent
teaching. "
"The Twelve Table Feast" '
which- was to be on October 16th '
was procrastinated due to-the fact *
of th<. very inclement weather. It c
will be sponsored in our new co-n- s
ference year. *
An immense crowd was present
at our evening worship. This was *
the pastor's last sermon in this F
v onu'rencc year. His theme for *
this sermon was "Prayer." In ^
his elocution he held the nudience *
spell bound. It is a pleasure to *
hear him all times. You are in- P
yi?exL-ia all-of?our services in OlIF ~e
next Conference year.
Don't forget the Usher's con- ^
Lest on Monday night, October
20. E^tanybouy is boasting fbr 8
lis president, , - v
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- CKORGETOWN NEWS
Whtn we write again, the Palnetto
Annual Conference will be
listory. Every on? will have had
lis appointment, and some, their
lisappointment. It is hoped that
he Episcopal head will be guided
>y the hanAs of divine providence,
n appointing.
Mr. Aaron Carr, Jr., a member
f the senior class of Howard Hi.
chool was appointed Librarian of
lethel Sunday School last Sunday.
Phe members of, the school were
lappy to have the Quarterlies
rom the Union again. While the
vritev never did agree with Mr.
Jryant in something he wrote and
lid, is no reason why the church
hould fail to support the Union
,s to long as the court says it is
>urs and only the charter needs to
>e changed and then the General
onference may have fullco ntrol.
'he Union is ours. The Sunday
chool is on the upward grade,
lere.
Georgetown will once more come
nto it's own from an economical
ngle. We passed through the deiression
anJ never once gave up
tope: Situated as we are on the
lampit and so near Winyan Bay
ind the Atlantic Ocean until naure
envirohed us~~fn the world oil
conomic progress. Now it is on.
Mr. G. R. Tucker and W.. J.
Porter of Columbia, S. C., former
jeorgetowian, .were in the city last
Sunday. ,
It looks like.the Fraternal So
leties are coming back and back
,o stay. It is true some of .them
cent down during the terrible deuession
and so did some banks,
>ut the latter are coming back I
itrong-er than ever. Recently the
da??ors were- revived' here and I
here is some talk of the K. of P's
eorganizing an.: with such a
date leader as Mr. J. B. Lewiho
would not fail. Mr. Lewe
is one of the most substantial
itizens in the state. The secret
ocieties did groat good in days
last and will do greater good in
he future. As a race, we can't
uffot'd to give up everything to
thers .because of a few mistakes,
f the Alps stand in the way let
here be no Alps. Mere critics
\ever build great structures. We
lope to see, the day when all of
>ur secret organizations will be acive
and help , to take care o<fi the
nany who need the fraternal
ouch. There is something else in
.his world we need and that is
lot money at all times. We want
.0 see come back good olu time
"raternal.
'Mr. Thomas Campbell, Jr. will
>e acting as Subscription Agent
Winy ah sectioni of Georgetown
or the Palmetto Leader, in the
bounty.
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CARLISLE NEWS
The Testing Company meeting
dosed at Mt. Edon. A. M, E. |
:hurch, "Sunday night with a spir-.
tual shout. The meeting was
|uite a success. " ?|
uev. r. L.. Wilkes attended the
Jew E'noree Association Friday
ind Saturday^ .which convened at
silver Street Baptist church. He
eports a fine session.
Service was good at :_Seekwell
sunday. The members talked as
1 their pastor rode a hor^e, he
lad never ridden before. We were
flad to have Mrs. Daisy Byrd and
laughter from Whitmire to worihip
with us and an offering was
akon uf> for Flint Hill church.
Service w?s~good at St. Luke A
d. F.. Zion church Sunday. The
lastor brought to his hearers a
Treat message from Acts 26:1.
Thou art permitted to speak for.
hyself. The members^ responded
o the service fine. Many of them
aid Dollars on their General
laims.
We were glad to have our Co.
Supervisor, MJiss Darbson from
Inion, S. C. and.others, to worhip
with us Sunday. She spoke
ery highly of the service and the
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OLINA STATE A; AND M. < OLLE(
! church. She is trytnjr'to consuli- -ft
date these schools together; nam*?- t<
ly: St. Luk<> Chapel, and Herbert d
and build a four teaehbr seluiol. It a
looks very much like she will succeed.
We are very glad to -see \
Mr. Starks Cullman home again, n
He has spent the summer in IV
Washington, I). C.
I. Mrs. Mary Sartor and John Ar- o
tmir, ner son, spent last weea m e
Spartanburg. She reports hoi
brother, Mr. C. Hancock, who has g
been very sick is much improved. tl
Tliose on the sick and ailing s
list a re.'"Mr. Burry Shelton, Mrs,
Etta Lee Stewart, Mrs. Edna. Sims, f
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, Mr. R. E
Thompson, Mrs. Jannie Spencer, y
and Mrs. Carrie Brown. We trust J
they will soon recover.
The Golden Gates Jubilee quar- y
.tet, (of-Norfolk, Va.,) will be pre- p
sented in a musical concert at tl
William Chapel A. M. E. Zion jj
church, Monday nite, at 7;30, Oc- n
tober 2G. Come and eiijoy these 8
wonderful singers. The 4th and y
last Quarterly conference 'of St. ti
Luke and William Chapel A. M. E.
Zion churches will convene at Wi.l- liani
Chapel Saturday, October
24, at 2 o'clock. Officers be on
time." Let us put over a big program.
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Dr.- D. C. Crosby, pastor in
charge.
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WESTMINSTER NEWS S
By Ruby M". Austin c<
' ? "-yi
The teachers of Westminster at- '
tended the Oconee county teachers
meeting Friday of last week which ];
was held in Seneca at the Oconee >v
county training school.
.Sunday evening at eight o'clock _
Rev. J. M. Stokes, the pastor of
John Wesley M. E. church came
before the audience with a sermon
that made our hearts burn. His T
text was found Rev. 11:1. Them* iu
God's Measuring |Rod. Immedi- T
ately after the service was over j
the votes were cast for the an- j 2
nual conference delegate. Mr.
Fred Brown and Miss Ruby Mae
. 1
Austin are in the!race. Will tell
von next, hvoek who won.
'The fourth quarterly conference
will be held at the John Wesley 3
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tr E: ohurijh the \4th Sunday h A*
iunoon. The district sunerintenl
cnt will preach Sunday morninfjl
tj eleven o'clock.
Rev. J. M. Stokes motored to
Villiamston, S. (?., to the group
letting of the Greenville district
IondajTof this week.
Mr. Willie Williams has been
n the sick list, he is now recovring.
Little Gaston Austin visited hi?
randparents here for several days
bis week. He stays in the rural
ection by Westminster. i
The body of Coey Neels "was' '
uneralized at .the Pleasant
laptist church Sunday of thiaP;eek.
He was the son of Mr J
ames Neels of Westminster. 1
Any one of this town that!
'ould like to send in news to Th?l
almetto Leader please get it toM
be reporter before Tuesday moral
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