The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 02, 1937, Image 5
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Saturday, January 2, 1937
wesley m. e. Church i
y Rev. C. C. Clark, pastor
We "bail a large crowd Sunday
to enjoy the sermon .;md also at
the League. Our League seems to
be improving quite a bit. The
Junior League had their program
Sunday; tho^> in charge we4*-#! (
Misses Eleanor Frasiei- and Helen v
Lewis. Miss Catherine Watson ,
played an instrumental solo, Hattie
Spann read a beuutiful poem i
and Rev. Clark made the remarks l
r N.ext Sunday M*\ Briggs of Bene- !c
diet college will make a talk;
come and hear him.
Don't forir-'t our recreation 11
Friday night. Friday night . of
this week the Sunday school will
give their party. Mr. Hipp-, has >:
charge of the games. n
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
-? Revere ad S, II. Lewi it. Pastor '?
Sunday was a pleasant day fot
all rjhurch goers. The services
at ow church -were good through
out the day. The Sunday school t
"Opened at 10:00 a. m., with tlu
superintendent at-his post of duty
After the lesson had been taught
by the various teachers. Rev. Low
is reviewed the. lesson beautifully.
At 11:1J n. m. quite-a ^umbei
1??_vvas-piwent to-l?e?r-the insqii+atie?
al ancf soul stirring sermon by t
l Rev. Lewis. His subject was i
L "Personal Inquiry."- Many souls <
Mvere stirred l,y this sermon.
The A. C. E. League began al *
6:30 p. m. with Reverend Middleton
in .charge. ...The topic '.(or cHs.
cussion was "The.Log of* 1930.''
This topic was discussed nicely by
several of the members' present;
At 7:30 p. m. the cljoir renderedits
Christmas, pre,;: ram. Th'-'rf
were several lovely readings an
the choir sang many beautiful se 1
.lections. We are quite sure that
** those who heard the program en I
joyed it. ; f
^We are asking that-you begnr
the New Year right by attending
'all of our services and. bringing
visitors with you I for they are al
ways welcome at Bethel. The i
Sunday scho; 1 begins '. at 1-0:0( r
a., m.; preaching at 11:15 a;.'.hi.;
I and 7:30 p.m. the A.C.E. League J
l at 5:00 p. ni. Come out and make
tba first. Sunday in the new veni
enjoyable? ?1?? ;; "
Rachel Kinard, Reporter
' SIDNEY PARK - i i
C. M. E. CHURCH j
Rev. T. J. Douglass, Pastor
The Sunday school opened a .
the usual hour with the Sunt. Mi . 1
D. . R. Stacks presblirg; The les-. ^
k SQn's jRubject:. "The Universal v
I Gift of Love." .John' 3:6-15,' Rom.
- 8:35-39 was beautifully discussed |
At 11 o'clock the pastor filled
the pulpit with a "wonderful ser
mon, using as h:s text, St. Luke v
2:14 "Glory to God in the highest;
? . and or. earth peace, good will toward
men." This was a geo-d ser- .
Lmon \Vhich was enjoyed by al 11. 1
Sunday being Christmas Sunday v
there .were a large number of our i
former members and visitors
out of the city who are here 'j
spending the holidays.
The collection for the day was
real good.
At 7:30 the pastor filled thy pub *
pit again with another spiritual"'"'
- f east.
Watch night services Were .held ?
f ;on Thursday night. Sunday being t
the flrdfr Sunday in the new year '
4 the Holy Communion will be serv- >'
ed. All members are asked to be present
and commune. The pastoi '
will preach a special sermon. e
^ At 5 o'clock the Epworth Lea- 1
gue will render a special program s
the public is inv?tcd. '
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[j ANTIOCH HAPTIST CHURCH a
V Rpv: .F C. Flormr I'itslnr _ I
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Cornwell, "S.C.-?We have had n
MeiTy Chl-istmas and looking for- s
ward for the same joy in the New i
Year. I
Sunday being the last Sunday in A
the year was made use of bv tlr t
; mumbei1.--.1 ahd' friends: 3 "** T
r-. The Sunday school opened at rtnr t
^ usual hour, with the Supt. and <1
officers at their post. The lesson ~~
was beautifully pictured from the i
Cradle roll to the Adult class. We ?'
were glad to have so many visitor? ;
^ school. c
At 12 o'clock the pastor ascend- _
k ed the platform in his spiritual c
5k way and spoke from this text: v
Psalms 121:4. Subjept: "The t
Safety of the Godly," The sermo'rr t
put every person present to think- e
ing why he had been blessed to f
see the last Sunday in the year. '
Adlter the sermon Mrs. Mary Craw c
fort led a fitting song, "So Glad f
I'm Here."
We were elated over the ?uc- J
L cess of the White Christinas pre- t
K gram given December 25. The (
ML carols were touching as we viewed I
the members in white with their-1
lighted candles. Our pastor -set' d
us in the Christmas spirit as he I
spoke from the text Luke 1:32, s
2:8. Subject: "The Birth of the '
King of Kings." This program
was conducted by Mrs. B. M. IIoti I
or in behalf of the Sunday school. :I
A sum of $7.40- was raised.' Among
the visitors were Misses v
|f Bessie and Maggie Honor, the lat- 1
ter a member of the Junior college *
class of Benedict college.
. Master Samuel Cunningham. Jr. '
a student Tn Spartanburg, is spend- '
ing the holidays with his parents. r
Miss Tommie T. Cunningham of 1
Washington, D. C. is spending the [
week with hei* parents. '
We are sorry Mr. ar.d Mrs.
George Wallace can not be with ^
us as they are at the' bedside of. "
X their mother. 8
a, Mrs. Mariah Cunning is on the (
sick list. 8
We are also sorry to know of ?
Mr. Tom Abraham being so low .
sick. We hope all will soon be out
again. ^
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3r. G. 6K Daniels
Elected Secretary
Nat'l. Convention
(itorgetown, S. C.. Dec. 28, llJ3G
-The National Baptist States
'(invention Board of America
vhieh In Id a meeting in Chicago,
11., recently did itself honor in
lecting Dr. (J. (1. Daniels, secreury.
Dr. Daniels is the esteemed
lastor of Bcthesda church of
Georgetown and a citizen who is
lighly respected in the communly
l.y both races. He can be deended-on
to aet when the interst
of the race is in need of some
me to champion its cause. His
tiany friends congratulate him for
ciiining this position and bringing
lie honor to South Carolina. The
niter has known Dr. Daniels for
decade ?two?and?cam- ay
while hcTAah ardent siipporer
of his churOh, he loves his felcwmen.
Georgetown is gratified
iver the election of Dr. G.' G
lituiela.
G. W. Howard.
IN M E.MORI AM
Two years ago. December 25,
9:15, you left me; dear Rev. Hurst
cmoly aml-ratf.?hhrt tloit \vhb for
he sparrow cares', is constantly
hying my tears. So rest on
weelly dear husband. On ^ the
ither shore we will meet to 'part*
10 more. ? ?
Florine E. D. Hurst
NE\Y YEARS MKS?AC.E AT
? SECOND CALVARY
The Rev. M. Marquette Peace
ninister of the Second Calvary
laptist church, makes the follower
announcements for Sunday;
1:20 a. m. Message Theme;. "It
s Yet Dark But There's A Eighty
>n the Horizon."
At the 7:110 n. m. services the
iev. T. C. Coleman will preach. .
The church school meets at 10
i. m. and the B. Y. T. U, at G:00
in.
Start the new year right'; go to
huvch Sunday.
EM AM EL A. M. E. CHURCHRev.
R. E. Brogden, Pastor
The hirthdaysHnT great men, es ecial'v
win1!) their lives have been
>utstanriit sr to the world, are
videly celobrnted. The names of
ueh individuals and their -accomdirhments
sometime leave a lastngv
impression.?'A few days ayo.
<$?) celebrated^ the birthday of one
vhosc . greatness cannot he conitared
with the millions of name,
eco'rded in history, because those,
tames, some of which are soon
brgotten, while the name of - Him
vho brought peace and light to a
vorld c?" strife nad darkness shall
ive. throughout eternity. Let us
hetefore remember that Christnas
mentis nuch to us and that
ve should always think of its siglificnnce.
Within the confine?? of Emanuel
>n last Sunday morning, a splenlid
audience heard our pastor deive.r
a sermon that will linger
oiifr in the hearts of many. "All
lie rivets run.into the sea; yet the
ea is #*'t full;" etc. Eeelesiastes
irst chapter. seventh vers0. Theme
The destination of rivers." The
tastor spoke about three rivers:
lope, Youth. Time. All of which
un into the sea of Eternity.
5pace will n.ot allow us to even
rive a brief narration of this won.
lerful and instructive* sermon. It
s hoped however that at some
aibquent time the pastor will deiver
the same sermon and wv
vauld, that the entire city would
i''ar~4iim. Visitors were" present
is usual. The three daughters of
tev. and Mrs. Bro.srden and the
>astor's sister were present. Therf
vas also one accession.
We now turn to our Sunday
icnool. 1 til' ucuviues wen." mu^cu
nteresting during this period. The
essons for the quarter were reviewed
by the superintendent afe'r
which the pastor played' his
taTTT All visitors were introduced '
o the school by the- nupeemten?
lent. ^ .
ng nicely under the supervision
a Miss X. W.' DeLesline.. The
taster is very much interested in
til of tin: ai-tivitics_and his pros- .
nee means much. 0
St. Luke second chapter, twenty
ighth, twenty-ninth and thirtieth
'erses 'welt; selected as the text
or the evening worship, with the
Jieme, "Glorifying God." This
veiling message was inspirati'onil
and 'uplifting. Joy and gladnesr
illed the hearts of many. A large
ongregation of members and
riends heard it.
During the' morning worship
dr. Edward J. Lango celebrated
enor, rendered a vocal solo, "0
Jod, Be Merciful" by Bartlett. Mr.
.ango, oi^c_of our Sunday school
:sty .went off and took training,
.ator he became one of our noted
ingers, having traveled -extensivey
in the country and abroad. The
olo was beautifully rendered. Mr.
Iarleston Fleming. B. S. in music
igcmnpanied the soloist.
Several of our young people
vcre at home for the holidays. Anong
them were Misses S. E,
jreen and F. L. Taylor \f. Allen
Jnivevsity, Misses Emily J. Simnons.
Edith Shelton. G. Holmes, .
losaiPe Williams and others who
ire school teachers. Miss Edna
\. Simmons, K. NT. Trinity hespial,
Detroit, Mich., was also a
loliday visitoi;.
Many hearts were made to feel
'lad on Christmas eve when Mrs.
ff. J. Alston, Mrs. M. T. Johnson
md the pasto-r visited the homes j
>f those who are less fortunate and j
llstributed baskets of "goodies" I
tnd held short devotionals. Mj\
,Villiam DeLesline, one of our-i
eadcrs was kind enough as to conrey
the group to the various
lomos, f
ALLEN TEMPLE
A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. K. I. Iycmon, Pastor
(
Greenville, S. C.?"Good news" \
for Allen. Temple A. M. E. church. 1
Our pastor in company with three i
of his trustees, Messrs. J. A. t
Mack; J. E. Asbury and "J. L. g
Hayes motored to Jackson. Tenp.
and saved for the church almost r
$:LOOO on account ofi the business f
acumen and convincing argument
of our pastor, Rev. Lemon, he paid
off a $:t,700 debt to?tha?Buddc -r
\Vreis Mfg. Co. with the spiall sum |
of $lJ00 in cash. The members of f
the church are swept away with f
joy because the long standing t
debt on their "beautiful pews" is r
paid off. Our pastor is not ^only *
a preacher and a pastor, but t> t
main of business npnmp? nl?r> i
lead* and; the. toyal and fSftfif u I t
members follow. . ' t
The members o? Allen Temple i
A. M. E. Sunday school enjoyed
an elaborate "reception" given by ^
the.-Sunday school department, as
a Christmas" present. All kinds t
of good things to eat were served
and every one went away happy. r
The past two Sundays were very j
lino days and-a large number came t
out to Sunday school. The les- j
sons weru. thoroughly taught-both t
Sundays and everyone enjoyed the j
reviews by Rev. Adams. The pas- f
tor and Mrs. M. M. Calhoun niade x
some timely remarks.
Morning service began at 11:15 f
a. m. with a large congregation, i
The pastor introduced and present- (
ed Rev. Alexander Madison of s
North Carolina who brpught the
message. He used for his sub- t
ject, "Things in the wrong place." t
St. Luke 111:10.. This message was [
delivered in a strong and fiery j
manner filled with the spirit and
caused the hearts of many to re- {
joice in the spirit. His wife, Mrs c
Madison, was introduced to the
congregation and rendered a vo- I
cal solo that was enjoyed by all. |
The pastor commended the boys t
and girls from college for coming i
out to service. The following are t
home for the Xmas holidays and ?
attended service yesterday. Miss- ]
as Ruth Adams. Beatrice Mims,
Gwendolyn BovyTing, Florence Wilson
and Messrs. Williard Washing
-om-AV-illiam Logan and Manning
Rosemond, ,
A large attendance was present k
for the League.
. Night service began at 7:30 o'clock.
The pastor delivered a
very fine message using for his
subject. "The Greatness of God's
Works." Psalms 92:5. After the
usual service was over the pastor
vailed for, the repdrts a'J the clubs
and captains. Each member was
asked to pay $1.00 as a "Xmas
present" to the church to pay for
the "coal" and also the "insurance,"
and would you believe it;
during the holidays the members
paid $110.25. --The pastor was
overwhelmed with joy and didn't ,
fail~to tell the members of Allen
Temple just how fine they are.
This was not a rally, just a "little"
if fort. V.'atch the papers for our
next rally which will be launched
soon.
The pastor thanked all who
helped to make their Christmas a
most enjoyable one. He said th'.-> I
was the best Xmas they had ever
had with so many playing "San. {
fca CJaus." J
vy e wisn eacn anu everyone a
prosperous New Year.
SAINT JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor (
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Ash'eville, N. C.;?In the face of J
unfavorable weather conditions on 1
the past Sabbath an exceptionally 1
larpre crowd worshiped with' tfroat '
enthusiasm. TheVSunday school
had a very large attendance and
the lesson was discussed and reviewed
with gripping interest. The
annual Christmas tree was given
on last Friday nite with a largo
crowki in 'attendance^. 1
The morning service began on |
schedule time with the Junior 1
choir singing. For the morning's <
message nur-pastor-seleeted as his 1
subject "The Mussacre of the In- :
nocent" taken_from_St. Matthew
2:1(>. The congregation received (
t with gripping interest and en- i
thusiasm. Many visitors worship- 1
jeiLand among them?were?many <
of our college students who are at <
home for the holiday season. A 1
warm welcome was accorded to"all.
"Nazareth" constituted the '
subject oifl the evening's message (
delivered by our pastor taken i
from St. Matthew 2:23 and again
was received with deep apprecia- 1
tion. Despite the holiday season <
all boards and clubs made splendid 1
reports for the purpose of assisting
the church in closing it's (
mnntK'c A l?rffo orrvur/1 (
contributed to the supiess of the
evening's service among whom
were many visitors.
At both themorning and?evening
services, our pastor thanked
very warmly the boards, clubs,
officers, members and friends who
made beautiful, useful and substantial
gifts to him, Mrs. Thompson
and children. At the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L,aBerry, our
pastor and family were guests
for Christmas dinner Which was
very enjoyable. All arrangements
have been made for love-tf-east and
watch-nite service on Thursday
nite-r- . ? ?
IN MEMORIAM.
In loving memory of our dear '
son and brother, J, Alfred Stew
art, who died Jan. 6, 1936.
"Thou art gone the grave; but |
we will not deplore thee,
Since God was thy Ransom, thy ,
Guardian and Guide;
He gave thee, He took thee, and
He will restore thee;
And death hath no sting sinde the
Saviour hath died."
4 MOTHER and SISTER.
THE PALMETTO LEADBI
THOUGHTS AT CHRISTMAS
TIDfi
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My good friends: Again it is
Christmas?So I come to greet
rou on this happy occasion. How
vonderful it is to be alive and tc
ealiie just what this glad seasor
s all about. How the very
hought thrills me, so in turn, it
ihould impress all.
But-by way of illustration let
ne> try to depict some of the diferent
attitude taken by many to
vard this high an*J holjJp oason.
To the children it generally
neuns Santa and toys; to youny
jeople it means only a hilarous
'estjval or dance; to many of the
frown ups it often means about
he same. To the drunkard it
neans a drink; to the merchant it
jpeans the dollar; to the gamble!
t too o(?ten means death; .but my
xiends to me, truthfully, it-rmeam
;he hrrth"6"f Christ, the Savior ol
.he world; what does it means to
fou?
Wh^n we realize it, there is
creat appreciation for this great
Uy of days, the birthday of Jes.
is.
As I reflect, I remember that,
nany hundreds of years aeo, a
ittle babe, the Christ child lay ir
i manger' in Bethlehem. "The pea
>le of that time looked forward to
nm cvciii, wim great, expectancy,
laving been told by the prophets
rom time rcniote that a Savior
vould be born.
The wise men made their Til
primage to Bfcthlehem to see thi>'
rreat sight, and in estaey and ad>ration,
gave gifts, b<jwtd iSrwi;
ind worshipped the Christ,
That was many years ago?Tolav
finds u$ nearly two thousinds
years away from that event;
>ut today how stands the mattet
n our case?
Do we still worship the Christ,
>r do we bow to an empty shrine
>f frivolity and foolishness only?
My good friends this should not
>e-?Today of all days we should
ift our eyes in grateful adoration
ind praise to God, who so loved
is, that, He sent His only begoten
Son to suffer and die forus,
ind say with all of our hearts:
father in heaven we thank Thee.
Mrs. William A. Ellison
1083 Union Avenue,
New York City
SPECIAL SERMON AT
FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY
Hi
Rev. J. J. YOUNG^ Pastor
The pastor of Fellowship Bapt.
:hureh Rev. J. J. Young will preach
n special sermon Sunday, January
Brd, 1937 from the text: Thy shoes
shall be iron and brass. Subject:
'A Pair of Sandals for the Journey."
The public is most cordially
Invited to worship with us. .
WHITMIRE NEWS
Reporter, Willie Lois Epps
We thank God that He wonderfully
blessed to live to see
this blessed Christmas day. Wc
have?been?wonderfatty?blessed?
iear readers. There have been
hundreds and thousands who "in
1935 started out to see the Christto
be living. They are unseen ^to
as, but are visible to God. ^Before
mother year, we may be within
>ur watery graves to^ forever" "de~
.t*j. vm wwi iv i&. du rcauy wnen
He comes.
A large number of people from
rhomasvllle, N. C. spent the
Christmas holidays with relatives
n Whitmire.
Miss Mo-zelle Epps spent the
week end and the Christmas holiiays,
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmira Epps and family.
Miss Easter Robinson spent the
Christmas holidays at her home in
Damden.
A delightful- supper, given by
Vlr. and Mrs. J. M. Law, in honor
>f Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Byrd, teachers
and friends was a grand 3UC:ess.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan
ind Mrs. Florie spent the Xmas
tolidays with Mrs. Cora Morgan
ind family.
The members of Bruce Taberlacle
church, are very well pleas?d
over their pastor, Rev. J. D
Davis.
We are glad to have Mrs. Marie
Walber back home again, after
nsiting her relatives in, Lexington.
Mr. Malcolm Hunter spent "'the
Christmas holidays at home, with
his parents.. He is a student o>1
Sims high school in Union.
.Muss Abbie Byrd spent the holidays
with her parents in Chester.
Miss Ruth Walber spent ths
holidays at her home in Chester.
Mrs. B. F. Benson spent the holidays
at her home in Whitmire.
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THE MINISTERIAL ALLIANC
I Nowbcrry, S. C\?The Ministei
[ ' ial .alliance u.j Newberry, S. (
; which was-^rcorganiiteti lust J..n
, 1 has b *en.,oh the upwu.d tret., . nc
i that time. This organization n
, minivers is not autocratic bj
, democratic in its views. 1 hen lui
ther liiore this body of imiu^.lei
docs not cling to.conservation bli
liberalism.
The time has come and now i
that as ministers of the' gospi
we must iead'oiir people.to a Ingi
er altitude of lite, for Jesus ha
, saidMn His'word "that I dpi com
! that they might have life uiid huv
, it more abundantly." \
Our people will not be ablto t
[ enjoy the abundant life of wide
J-esas spoke of unless we as tear
ers look to the hills from whenc
, cometh our help. .
Our .aliiaiier, eyn.aist,?;
tfst and Methodist ministers 1?
the most part, but the aUiance ;i
' opened to all ministers regardles
to their denomination.
1 We would like to have all tli
ministers in Newberry count
come and join, us at llethlebei
Baptist church every; Monday i
1:00 o'clock, you will enjoy meet
ing the brethren.
Itev. E. E. Gaulden, ;eporU
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By Thomas Shelton
Yuletide greetings and be;
wishes to everyone.
Rev. A. J. Thomas,- pastor e
Bethel A. M. E. church deliver'o
many impressive sermons throug
out the yuletide. Rev. Thomas i
- The Ushers' club of Bethel' JM.
E. church met at the home c
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shelton o
vVilliams street, Tuesday eveninj
The Missionary society membej
of Bethel are looking forward fc
a most successful guest Tneetin
Wednesday evening at the attra<
tive home of Mrs. Etta Garlinj.
ton on W. Hampton sreet. . Th
contestants are Mrs.. Lydia She
and Mrs. L. Anderson.
The Willing Workers club o
Bethel met at the home of M
and Mrs. A. Barksdale on Wes
Hampton street, two week's ago.
Many - Sunday "school plipils c
Bethel were present on Xmas da
to receive gifts from the Sunda
scnooi department.
Th many college students of tli
various institutions * of highe
learning are home spending Xma
holidays with their parents an
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. .Work Thompso
and son, Nathaniel gave an O'pos
sum supper at their very attrac
live home on Silver street, Monda
night, two weeks ago.
Miss Airlessa Franklin, a ten
cher at Barksdale school was i
this city on business recently.
The Mt. Zion quartet and th
Whitmore boys quartet of this cit
entertained Mr. and (Mrs. Wor
Thompson and sjn Nathaniel a
their residence on Silver street rc
cntly. Some of their guests ir
eluded Mr. Charlie Irby, Mr. Ro
Campbell, Miss Mary Young an
many others.
Mr. Henry Brown, a well know
citizen of this city .passed awa
Tuesday evening, December lot
at the residence of his sister o
--Wt Main street. Mr. BrowST
death was not a shock, he ha
been in ill health for sometime bu
the real cause of his death \va
a stroke^T5f~paraTyshrirTe\v?cIay
before his death.
! Mr. Charlie Franklin, who ha
been suffering with a heart ail
| ment has improved considerablj
-ftev. A. East has improved some
| what at this writing.
Mr'. Henry Bailey, a well know
citizen of this city who has bee
suffering with a leg infection ha
improved considerably. ?
Miss Sallies Dendy closed he
school Friday. December 19th fo
the yuletide. The children wer
given a Xmas tree loaded witl
gifts. They also had a prograr
Mrs. Estella Anthony and frien
- -of Greenwood were guests of Mis
Sallie Dendy Saturday two week
_ ago while in the -city attending th
teachers meeting.
"""Mr. and Mrs. John Mills gave i
surprise party at their residenc
- on W. Hampton street for tHeT
daughter, Miss I.ois Mills, a fresh
man at Morris college on las
Tuesday night.
Mr. Willie L. Fuller and Mr. A
Cunningham of Washington, D. C
formerly of this city motored her
to spend the Xmas holidays.
Mr. Earnest Davenport of Spar
tanburg, formerly of this city wn
in this city recently visiting hi
friends.
Miss Mary Bailey closed he
school Wednesday, Dec. 2drd fo
the Xmas holidays. She wil
spend Xmas with her parents 01
- Williams ntreetr
Mr. C. I). Childs of this cit;
was the pleasant guest of Mis
Moudie L. Stoddard at her resi
dence in Gray Court on Xmas ev
day.
Master Howard Burnside of 21
Williams street is suffering witl
a hand injury. The injury com
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j I' tin- Sum* ,\N ( ;. i. a' n-.'
a m iiS" in i.iss liaun.'v
.M-v. \* ,.V.,
Intill s hi 11': i i > . oi.iou.-ijy*
ill Thar ilay Jul ' ii.
many i. ioiuL- wt, -/Cal t\
... v. . \
uut# on -\ mus day. \ . .
>f Mr. and Mrs. J bn > V' 7
d Cincinnati, Ohilo ac h. t. :.VT!'
relatives "and . tn-'b-nd.-. .V
if \\ i?"'< -i a^
itirfl? ia Hie m> "a .f
L Mrs. Mur'y If.-yd of 7;*; - IV
d is visi'iM^ .M's. Un-haf-d- u '
n l,j? J?
Mr. and Mrs. Chai li'y Ma r
:?* nd friend CI if trrirvMrrrsr wi"?!"
11 tors of M'l-s, t.niievu SJaJt-n- a8
amily on Sunday; eveniny. The
re from Simpsbnviile.,
>" Mr. and .Mrs.- John Sjiehon. a<
l(- ompanhd "by Mr. Thoma- Sin.
II on. Jr., Mr. Willie H. Shell n a.'i
vliss Huilie Hell* Shelt'oa iuotorr
'I o Cross Anchor and Cross. K
r- o spend Sunday with nlative- an
;t friends.
Miss Vera Mai tin, a-s' idem
Sims lli in Union is visiting* 'Mb
y Mat tie Sheltojn,
>' Miss 'Rosa-^Ht?!^ Sub.-i- was "ti
. sinner ym-'st of) Mrs. 'U.W. La'
e > y and fMSttly'ojr Sunday.,
t Ilev. Ilati of Ci.d im1 ia Was. 4J.
* Sliest of Mi'.fa-ilt'd Ms-. -'44 } ft
d Shi Itoji and family ^l'omiay..
Mr: Charlie Shclt? n of Cm
r Anchor V" was the. truest <if M
>- .Charlie I)uekett and tai'iiily an
Mr. TiVotnTis Sh? !to:. and fa mil
y m Mondav, December 2m1i.
Mr. Walter Iaake. Mr. ID
1- Campbell and Mi". John I'utmai
tl mortician, of this city are speiv
injr the Xnjas' holidays iiv \Yashin
b ton, I>. (\ *
y ' Mi-s. C; 17. Madden of 1 >11:..!
k i?' here ' visiting relatives .an
>1 friends.
!- Miss E. Jefferson of Philad<1
j'thia, formerly -of Laurens is leu
y visiting*-her moth r on Htirn> Ac
ci .Mrs. Cussie Fulle r of .Wn-liihj
P n is here visiting r datives,
n Mr. and . Mt'?~*\M el i ndie I ittl*
.v Mi. Kd Ivy and Mas. Herman M?
h >f (Thai lntte. X.' C.v sp nt th
n week-end with Mr-. Vi'whi u""
s~ md'ldaimhtor. Kthel Watts, a jr.:
d i7>r at Benedict college.
- ? MONTVIl.I.F. M-:ws
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Art er heir, y qiu?d_fm- a I :
[. Male, we are" j.-ln I to ? :?.? i
j. v<nir columns ajrain. Tim i> *o]
j. if Mountvillo. ar.. proud of.-ijtii
now pastor, the Rev. Frail; Bad:
n lale. and hope for him a > a-, sn
ful church year.
s | Mes- i Clarence and Id ~k?
.. -Lindsay, and Willie T.oe Your,
vent to Kr.orce on the Is4 Xma
lay to visit the Miss-s France
Martin and si.-Ur. al-o- Miss.Juli
f Anderson.
Mr. Karl Henderson, a stnder
0 'f 1 I'll f.l't or. Virpirin j.. -j: il
no r.oli iays at horn.- with 1.is pai
d -nts. Mr. and Mrs. James ilondei
s sop.
s Miss 1'. Pitts of Phihdelplm
e- :s home visildPr her parents, .Mi
and Mrs. jia Ritts.
a Messrs. Finest ilender'o:
e Clyde and Clai enee T.jpdsy M:
r s \ Prist me Kir dsn v. Kt h?>1
. Henderson, Lucjli* Younjr and Iv
t Doe Floyd, students of Bell Str.ee
high school are at home to spen
the holidays,
i' Miss Florida Henderson, wh
has been attending school.itv Nor:
L Carolina, is .sper.dirp: the Chri-t
mas at home with her naivnts
Mr. add Mrs. 'George ?l(':'.:or-on.
? Mesdam.es VU\a WilTiams. It..-s
Lee Watts, Mess;s. ],'< ! ert an.
John Watts, John Davis. Willi
t Lee Young and M.i m-s Hatha an
r Bessie Mae Watts, visited 11 !n:.Xi1
in Greenville.
n ^The^ ^ ^ a'' rir.L'.ni
y played thief the hist Xma> ' <gn
s and stole Miss Willie Mae. Watt.
the daughter of MvT ami Mrs. W
e Walls.. Mr. John Clarotuv Atkiu
.son and .Miss .Kddora Andersoi
a ! were united in holy wo.11. c k. W
. ! wish for them a long tvnd pros
e porous life.
iTpj M A 11J k 4 jjj|
trust inp the sacred ip
etiOTm tn rvn*- ?-" lUfis^l
i/UI 1UIH|IC" Kl'/A
t, understanding, dijf- K&iM
ied Service insures ||Wj|
m plcte compliance
th all the inviolable
hts and desires of the
eaved. Hl?
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j R E V..! .H..?OHN?ON
i Oliioe: 20^'j Marion Street
?AXSPAIIV PtBLir
I Dealer in al Kj-tnU, perform!
j marriage ceremonies, writes w.ua
deeds, mortgages, claims, etc.
Call to See llim
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Office Phone 8-lyT Res. 07. ?$
JJsr. J. FREDERICK
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> Attoriie'y-ut-Lavs and Xetury l'ublic
I 1'KACTK H IN AL1. COURTS
| ?Siale and Federal
i illy Washington St.. Coin., S. CX
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Special Attention Given m Lri*
\ Beasts wl GtuA?* .. .. -
Gold Crowa and hrW?? W?at
Y-.. \ * spoc-uufc* ' v
y Office Phhne 64S9 Roe. 82^.
1126 Washington St., Cola., 8. C.
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DR. L. M. b^NIELS
-Physician and Surgeon ".
^--UirHU Horn.-: D to 10 A.HT 1 to ^
P. M.. 6 to 8 P. M. \
j Special Attention Given Disease*
Of Women. \
| Ollice: Reaidenc^*
1125 Washington 2230 Hampton \
r Phono 642W > Phorw 7Ml? -?1
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> 1 DR. J. G. STUART
Eye, Ear. No&e and 'Throat
1 I ' Giaa^ea Filled Accurately.
- [ Office Houra: Telephone.
i 11:00 to 1: P. M. Kea. 46*2
*'! 6:00 to 8:00 P. Al. Office 370*
Office: Residence:
r 2080 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St
Office Hours: Telephone: .
11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Rea. 8876
y j 6 P. M. to 8 P. M.
1?Drs-Wr^rirtapptitle-.
Physician and Surgeon _ ^
j Hiatuses of Women "and Children
A Specialty. ?
Office: Residence:
. 2116 Lady St. 1301 Pine St
Colombia, S. C.
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Office Hoars: Pnonee.
8 to 0 A. Id. Uinta 6038
11 to 2 P. A. Res 67W8
6 to 8 P. M.
^ . Dr. li. B. Frederick
a Physician
Uttic?: Residence.
1 1":'m u '' >iiliir'ri'i 1418 Park"
.. Over Victory Saving Ba ik,
r- *" Columbia, S. Cu_
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Rnone 7811
, All classes ol Dental Work ; ___ " .
DrrLrH Hallman
L b K N T I S T
BAIN BBSS JLX 1 KAt l ION S
d Sundays by Appointment*
Oflice: Gervaiti Street
Columbia, 6. C. *
Dr. H. G. Thomp. in
DENTIST
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13231/2 Asp .nbly St.
Phone 3466
GoI|d Lrwwn*?Bridges?t'|* ?
wL . Spor" xlty.?Extra ctTOtta M r
Painless
In N\ mnsboro Wednesdays s :t
? Saturdays at A. Russell Bui.d
Phone 219
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1 Offica Hours: Ttn
8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Other >133
Residence ^873
| Dr. D. K. Jenkins
DENTIST
Filling, Plates, Crowas, Brldgaa
Sunday by Appoint want
Aaaatfeasia a Specialty
MADAM PETER'S
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Hatr Orowtr '
For Dinoaawd Scalp- GWaa Ufa tk
Bounty. BEST GROW ml appfr
a*ea a waak?PR1CB Ma.
1?t? RUndtny St. GduUi
Cooata Drag Mara, WadAglwft
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