The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 12, 1936, Page Page 8, Image 8
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CHERAW NEWS
The county wide meeting of the
Chesterfield county teachers was 3
held at Roert Small Junior Hi on i
Friday afternoon. The Principal u
Prof. F. N. Clemmons gave to the w
teachers and friends present a c
very cordial welcome. The prin
ciple speaker of the afternoon was
Prof. Buckner, head of the Science <
department of Wilson Hi, Florence f
S. C.; Dr. G. W. Long, principal <
of Coulter Academy made some 1
timely remarks. Robert Smalls '
?orchestra furnished music:
The "One Man Band" perform- ?
ed at Robert Smalls auditorium frf"
. J Monday night.
Mrs. Edith Munnerlyn who ha?
been seriously ill is very much v
improved. We hope for her a
complete recovery.
Mr. Susberry Leak of. Nev '
York is at home visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Nora Ford.
Mr. Herbert Poe of New York i?
-visiting his wife and daughte
here i,n the city. .
WALHALLA NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinsoi
lost their home completely a fe*
days. The origin of the fire wa? J
>. unknown. Friends of the com
., r* mnnit v hn? ^-hpon irpnorouc t.flwftn
them. .
Mrs. Estelle C. Brown, Detroit
? ! ? Mich., is spending several week:
here on account of the illness an*
recent illness of her brother.
.On Friday at 3:10 p.m. the spir
flight back to the Creator wh<
gave it. ,
Mr. Wilson was a member o'
the Flat Rock Baptist church an
a faithful deacon.
The funeral services were con
ducted Sunday afternoon at 2:3(
o'clock. Rev. R. B. Steward, pas
tor assisted by the Roys. G. \Y
Jones, M. Sheleton and others.
The florals were numerous. >
Peek and Addison, undertaker?
in charge.
7~ SHI LOU "A. M. E. CH l'RCH
Rev. F. Vance, Pastor
Prosperity, Dec. 6th:?After .
very interesting .Sunday school di
cussion the morning worship b>
gan. The pa-tor selected his tex
from the Book of Hebrews 12t
chapter, 24th verse. Subject: "Th
Blood," which was very Leflttin
with the Communion Service?
Mrs. .Vance reorganized the Silvt
Moon Club 4:00 p. m. A. C. ' E
'League began 8:00. The deacon
ess board met with Mrs. Lizzi
Henry Saturday, . December 6th
After the business was over a ver.
LaVightftrh rcpdst was .served. Evv.
ryone are rr.vited to attend thes
meeting-; Mrs. Maggie Gal|man
Pres. Mrs. M. A. Lindsay, Set
Sunday, December Oth. Rev. T. E
Harper, Prof. H. B. Rikard, Prof
B F. Kvith, Mr. B. B. Burtan am
Josephine Jones motored to th
conference They reported a ver;
pleasant trip.
WHITMIRE NRWS
Service was he'., at Cedar Grow
church, Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m
by our new pastor, Rev. J. P
Wade. Rev. Wade selected as :
text Revelation: Man s Extreme i
God's Opportunity." He preaehet
a mostdifart felt sermon, and he
characterized his thoughts beauti
fully. Let us cooperate in har
mony with Rev. Wade.
We were sort'v to earn of th
death of our beloved relatives an
friend. Mis- Lois A beams, whn <le
: parted this life December 1th, a
the home of her mother, Mrs. Maj;
f*ie Abrams.
She was funeralized t at Brucu
Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion church
by Rev. B. I. Benson, Sunday, Do
censor f.th ^
She leaves to mourn her loss v
mother, 3 brothers, 1 sister, heice;
nephews and friends. Weep not
God is your comforter in time o'
trouble. She was burioi. at Coda:
Grove church. ..
? ?We were flavored with two soio-."
by Mrs. Brosia Williams and
^Miss Abbie Byrd. -
Miss Lois Abrams was well
known as a public school teacher
and in the'church, as thf- President
of the Buds of Promise". Very, a(
tive in the Sunday schoo.1 ant
church work.
Mortician J- C. Byrlfl was ir
charge.
Service was held at Bruce Tab
ernacle Sunday ni^ht by their -ne-v?
pastor, Rev. J. I). Davis. II?
preaches. wonderfully.
We are sorrv to learn of the in
ipi/lent of Mr. Lewis Moi'pran, whs
? was killed December at Whit
mire, S. C. Mr. Lewis Morpai
was fimeralizcd pt New Hope A
M. E. Z ion church Sunday. Decent- I
ber Gth bv Rev. W. F. Hunter, the
pastor. Rev. Hunter preached a
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MT. OLIVE SCHOOL
Holly H'tf, S. C.?The Mt.Olivo
chool opened a few weeks ago for *
he term of 11)30-37, with a very
arge enrollment. The work for *
he term was outlined by the prinip??
The principal state?_ this was gong
to be a banner year for Alt.
Hive. The teachers are Mrs. M. 1
1. Jenkins, Misses A. D. Haigler,
i. D. Haines, M. E. Perry. Miss
'erry is principal of the four
oom school house. The Supt. was
mr-reteiit visitui, wu are-always ~
flad to have him come by; He
moke of Miss Perry and her gooc
vbsk. He said, '.'It has been years
undSi^have met a young woman,
liat was"ViLing ;to work so faithul
for uplifting of Negro youth, i
is this y^ng woman, goes on, P i
nay, liny she will some day be an- (
ithcr President Bethune."
J. DILLON NEWS.
Sunday was a church-going day
and quite a number ol members
with us.
bunuay school opened at 10:3t
with bupt. and teachers present.
At 1130 the morning service be
^an with Miss. Alice Bethea a i
.lie piano; alter the preliminaries
.kcv. B. 6. Taylor preached a won (
jeriui(, sermon.
\\ e* received the sad hews in (
Jillon last week of-.the death 01
jne of our dear friends Miss. Lu
a Bethea Smith of Sumter. Wi
^vTiralways I'OMU'inber hci as one >f
our closest friends, and churcl.
.corkers. Many friends from Dil
on attended t?e funeral.
Mrs. N. Taylor has returnee
lome after being in St. Louis, Mo
or two Weeks during the deatl \
jf her niece.
.Mr. John Ray is. sick at hi.
lonie on Sixth avenue.
The Missionary Ladies met a
.he home of Mrs. Lizzie IiiHJtzoj
dondi^y afternoon. Mrs,. Mar\
Alston is the president. *>
LAKE ( 1TY HIGH SCHOOL '
'Prof. L.D. Bradley, Prin.
We all ure hard down at work
or . one more week, selling Xmat (
culs, etc.; then we will take oui
.mas holidays. The windows anu '
lackbcards of all rooms in thi
. rimary department are beautiuliy
decorated with sortie design I
epresenting Christmas. During
ur chap. 1 pei*iod our Prin. Prol.
dladley gave.:~a splendid explana
ion of the pamphlet 011 Tubercusis.
In his explanation he tolc. j
is first how you can get it; ant
ccond the danger signs and fin J
my why we should buy Xniar j
eals. .
JUke?FIoiciro?County Teachers- ,
Institute was held at Lake City .
iigli whuol Friday. Dec. 4, with 1
he majority of teachers present i
I'he meeting was in charge o 1
>ur Supervisor Mrs. Ida Green.
\aeh teacher was given a new
nanual which- was greatly appro
dated and discussed briefly.' A
nong the visitors at our schoo
n Friday were Miss Mattie *Pe
rius. Home Kconomic Field worker
and Prof. J. P. Burgess the
Agriculture Extension, \Vorker,
aoth of State College, Orangeburg
WFSl.KV M. E. CHURCH
Rev._JJk F- Mingo, I'astm
Sunday the League started at
ix tr.nty sharp with those in
harge, Misses Ruby Rosemond.
Avonia, Keaddy and Dorothy Carer.
Tiie subject o-f the discussion
'The kind[ ""of giving that if
Christian." Everv ene responded
o the u'sciissiort. The music durrig
the program wa.-"sponsored by "
\Iiss Mildred Beaver.
Friday night recreation was
ield in.the basement where we enoyed
fnany games such as Pin,?
'ontr liable tennis) Lotto. Ringo, |
ioi'Se feather, Horse shoes. Bin'o
was enjoyed most by all be:ausc
of the winning - of?candy- 'onie
out on Friday night from
ji.'JO until? and enjoy our fun with
We regret to lose our good pas01?,
Rev. P. E. Mingo. We hope
ic tvill enjoy his pasto-rage inipartanburg
a- he saiiJbe enjoyed
vith us.
no.-t -tilling sermon. A large
io\v(i was at ins burial. ' Mr. Eews
was a faithful Christian, and a
ood neighbor. We loved him in
lis passing a wife, 3" sisters, 2
mothers, 4 sens, and a host of refl.lives
and fricn .s.
Sleep on, and take your rest.
Mortician J. C. Byrd in?ehfHffe^
Mrs. Hraddie Epps will leave
oon for Durham, N. C.
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IN MEMORIAM
Mr. Lawrence House departed
his life December 14, 1933.
Sleep on we all miss you each*
night and day Ve often think
of you,
We know the angels came in and
took you away,
But we are praying each day to
meet you,
We know some uay we will meet
you on high.
?Wife and children, Ida C. House"
' - ? _ Eastover, S. C.
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IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our beloved
mother, Mrs. Mary Glenn, who departed
this life one year ago, De;ember
5, 1935,? v..
tou quietfy passed away, .
Sad and lonely we have been.
Since you went away,
Your voice is husheu. ,
We've missed you mother, dear,
We'll never forget,
But, we must remember thgt God
loves you best.
We'll meet you around the throne
of God where we live forever,
Sleep on dear and take thy rest.
Mrs. Susie Hai>combe, Mrs.' Josie
McDaniel^ Columbia; Mr. J. P.
Glenn, Mr. J. W. Glenn, Mr. W. B.
Glenn, Mrs. T. E. Glenn, Mrs. M..
A. Henderson, Mrs. C. L. Mitchell,
Winnsboro,
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FRIENDSHIP M. E. CHURCH
Sunday school was caFed to crier
at its usual hour, with Supit.,
Mr. E. D. Nesmith at his po>t.Sun.tiy
was the winding up day
>f Rev. Pogue. He is leaving for
his conference which convenes in
Rennettsville, S. C. We all hope
le will be successful1.'. The Dist.
Supt., Rev. H. H. Cooper, also
made his last appearance on this
;ide of the conference.
Prof. G. W. Ransom, Misses E
D, Bowman, B. S. Browne. Messrs.
D. B. Nesmith" and* R. Burrough.
motored to Mullens Friday morning,
.where th?y spent the weekend
visiting relatives there; and
in Marion. They reported a swell
trip, returning Sunday evening.
Miss R. F. McCutcheon and Mrs.
Cleo W. Speights accompanied by
Mp. Wfj'Tcer Thrope of Kingstree,
3. C. motored to Florence, S. C.
Saturday; while there thev visit?d,
Prof, and Mrs. L. E. Davis and
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Hill*?
Miss T. O. White, another menv
>er of the faculty, spent Friday
n Andrews, S. C.
The popularity contest will soon
:ome to a close and the public will
enow who is the most popular
girl of Brown graded school. Th^
:ontestants are working faithful
toward that eni. The cornation
if "Miss Brown Graded" will be
>n the 18th, and fo: owing that a
icfcial will be on the 18th, and foilowing
that a social will be given
in honor of Miss Brown Graded.
MT. ZION A.M.E. CHUURCH
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Rev. W. P. Carolina, Pastor
Sellers.? S.S. opened at the usual
hour with the Supt. and his
c6-workers at 'their post of duty.
At 11:30 seivice began. The
pastor selected his text front Peter
18:19. Subject The Blood o f
Christ the Price of Redemption.
This was a wonderful sermon and
many hearts were made to burn.
This being the first Sunday quite
a few came to the table for communion.
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At 7:30 we re-assembled. This
ut-mg young- people s nignt, tne
pastor preached a special sermon.
Subject: The Way to Happiness.
Quite a few witnessed this sermon;
and it will be long rememsick
list will soon recover.
On Friday night the Fathers'
and Sons' banquet- proved to be
quite a success. Much credit is jjriven
Miss Franks who is in ehargp
of the H.E. department. She has
the girls well organized and they
irr turn show a-cooperative spirit.
Quite a few of the fathers were
out. The Sellers Junior Hi school
is progressing under the leadership
of Prof. E. C. Mack.
HUNT MAN FOR SHOOTING
GEORGIA COP
Athens, Ga,? (C)?William F.
Daniel was being sought throughout
this section on Sunday for the
alleged shooting of Office- Her
man Stein. Stein was said to be
dying in a hospital.
A. AND T. STUDENTS
GIVE THANKS
Greensboro, N. C.?(C) ?Misf
Doris Boyd presided as the Wo
man's Council of A; and T. College
gave a Thanksgiving program in
the chapel Wednesday at noon.
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Rev. W. L. Wilson,|li4-s^or
College Place?Sunday morning
the Supt. and teachers were at
j their post of duty. The I'esson was
beautifully disease# by the vari
J ious classes.
, | At 11:46 the pastor brought tc
| us a very inspiriag message, one
1 Among the visitors present were
j Rev. Sears of Macon, Ga. and Rev
Pearson of New York City, Rev
j Pearson is pastor of Friendshi]
Baptist;, church of New York City
They are both students at Bene
diet college.
At 5:30 the B. Y. P. U. met
Many bright faces were present
The topic for discussion was interesting.
Sunday night following a warn
prayer service. Rev. Pearsor
brought to us a wonderful ser
mon.
We wiV always remember Rev
Pearson.
CLOVER NEWS^
Miss myrtle Good returned ti
Winston-Salem, N.C., Saturday a
ter spending ten days with h e
mother Mrs. Anna Good.
Mrs. Mamie Jackson spent thi
week-end in Columbia. _
iWr. Charley 6. Haynes of Char
lotte, N.C., visited friends )hen
Sunday.
Miss Lena Armstrong of Gas
tonia, N.C., visited relatives hen
Sunday.
Mua. Mary J. Armstrong at
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tended the funeral of Miss Emily
Adams in Gastonia, N.C., Monday
Mi.ua F.li7ftheth Cub.b visited Mr.
, and Mrs/Edward' Cubb in Greens
boro, N.C., last week.
[ ' Mr. J, F. Adams, Mr. John Brat
. ton and Mr. George Burris were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
> Frank Portee Sunday.
> Mr. Frank Portee of Clover,
- Mr. Toby-JTedley^trf Camden spent ~
- Thursday night in Cherryville, N.
C., on business.
Rev. T. B. Thomas and Mr. G.
5 A. Adams returned home Sunday
evening after attending the Ari
nual Conference in Bennettsvilh
They reported a very successful
conference.
' Mrs. Vienna Wilson celebrated
her 54th birthday Friday night
( Dec. 4, at her home. The social
, pei iod was led by Rev. C. L. Adams
in which everybody enjoyed.
She received numerous gifts.
, The second six weeks test end
ed last Friday. Quite a few are
on the honor roll.
The basket ball boys and girl?
are in trim for business. On Fri9
day night, they played the Besse- '
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r The girls of Bessemer City, N.C., I
carried the victory back by the
score of 6-5. The boys won for
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FOR MARTIN MOORE !
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Martin More as North Carolina
Supreme Court affirmed nis sentence
on Wednesday. Moore was
'nrpvicted of slayinjr Miss Hr>len
Clevenger in Asheville last July.
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