The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 06, 1937, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, February 6 1S37.
CLINTON NEW?
Friendship A. M. E. Church
Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor
Sunday school was well attended.
The lesson was reviewed by
the Sujjt. ,
Qhurch services began at the
usual hour by the pastor.
The A. C. E. League gave c
social last Friday night, after the
basketball game between Bell St
High of Clinton and Gaffney. It
was enioyed by alL The~bnsketball
girls of Gaffney reported a
very pleasant stay.
All od the church clubs are worK
ing very hard to report 100 pertent
in the rally, the second Sunday
in February. We are asking
"God loves a cheerful giver."
In passing through stop at Hill
Bros. Cafe, the leading Cafe of
Clinton, and a place of home cook
rd food. Eat, drink, read and be
merry. You find the Palmetto
Leader, Chicago Defender and
Pittsburgh Courier theTe from Fri-,
day to Sunday each week.
Mr. Leroy Ferguson of Phila
delphia, Pa. is In the city visiting
Miss Florence Humphery. We
hope for him a pleasant stay.
Mr. Eugene Fossey was in the
city for two days to visit his^
mother and relatives.
Mrs. Mattie Fossey, Mr. Fossey
left Monday afternoon. We hope
... 1or him a safe trip.'
Miss Willie Ruth Brown of Mt.
Clair, N. J. is in the city visiting
w relatives.
We regret very much to hear o'
the death of Mr. Myles Copeland
a well known church citizen; he
was funeralized Sunday. January
28, at Friendship A. M. E. church
Peace to his ashes, rest to hi?
soul. ' c
Mrs. Rosa Jones of Washington
is home visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pyles.
Rev. D. S. Suber married Mr
J. C. Roberson and Miss Geneva
Pressley Saturday night, January
23. We hope for them a successful
marriage life1.
Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Johnson
wag the guest of Miss Georgianna
Little and Mrs. Lola Adair Satur
day afternoon. '
To the many, many friends that
are interested in the Leader and
would like to subscribe fcr it, for
information write A. W. Thompson,
17A South Eell St. and he
will be delighted to give vou all
f information.
Miss Francis, M. Morris. Mr?.
Ferguson and Rev. Hutson spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. William EHllar.
Mt Ziop Church News
Rev. W. E. White. Pastor
Sunday school began at the usual
hour by the Sunt., Mrs. Lucendia
Cromer. The lesson was very
interesting. It was well reviewed
^ by our pastor. After which service
began: he selected for his
text, Joel the 2nd chapter and the
17th verse.
Let the priests, the ministers of
the Lord, weep between the porc'r
and the altar, and let them say.
spare the-people., Q Lord and give.
' not thine heritage to reproch. thai
the heathen should role over thenv
wherefore should they say among
the people, where is their God?
In the afternoon, he oreaeheo
the funeral of little six year old
Miss Dollie Mae Newman, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Newman.
On Saturday afternoon, January
23rd, Rev. White reports that he
witnessed^ something - he nevet
witnessed before, a young man ir
T the name oft Mr. Lee (Jroomer was
J happily converted in board meeting.
After the business session
was over Rev. White gave him
privilege to say a word; he acknowledged
that he was unsaved,
but hope how soon he would be
saved. He said here I am as a
^ sj^are man, use me anywhere, you
can, his words were so top<*hing
Rev.JWhite asked him to come tc
the altar and let us pray for you:
just a few words after his prayer
began he cried out thank God I
am saved, now you can use me
anywhere, help us to pray that
iom? one else will fall in line. EA?I,EY
NEWS
The "Sale of/The World's Chil~
dren" was deferred due to the inclemency
of the weather. The
play will be staged in Union Ban
tist church sometime during the
week of February the seventh.
Watch placards for the date,
please.
Pickens County Teachers' association
met Saturday, at the
-> Pickens County Training school,
with devotions conducted by the
CJhaplain, Rev. Lawton. After
which, the President took charge
The groups went.to their respec?
tive class rooms for?demonstra
tions which were conducted by
Mesdames Otto Singleton and C.
Burgess. Both ladies had spent
much time in carefully preparing
their demonstrations which were
thoroughly enjoyed by all. Miss
V. Waters, the Jeanes teacher,
gave a very instructive talk on
. the "Unit Method in Teaching.'
She also gave the teachers two
manuels each that would be of
* Srreat assistance in their work.
Dues were collected for the
State Teachers' association which
is to be sent in before the 10th of
February.
We were happy to have visitors
and trust that Miss G. M. Owens
and Mrs. Hattie Collins will visit
again.
Mr. W. M. Scojt of Calhoun was
elected as delegate to State Teacn
ers' association.
After the meeting the Pickens
County school sdrved lunch which
was enjoyed.
Everyone enjoyed the meeting.
Mrs. Venice Wakefield spent a
* very pleasant week-end With hei
irfcotoher, Mrs. Lula Stovall in Se,2?W?
all regret that Mrs. Hully
, Mulligan is auffarintg with a strok*
In tM h*M. W* an nop* wa
' for b?r a fry v?&7 racorwy.
m 'ir iriiiiiii4ir-"^-^
HOLLEY HILL NEWS
F. R. Nix Reporter
On account of the weather Sunday
night, we did not nave the fui!
church attendance, but with those
present, we had a splendid sermon
dejivered by our pastor. Rev.
L. L. Farmer. His text was
from St. Mark 13:37. . Subject"Watch."
S-unday evening, January 24,
the young people of Bethel A. M.
E. church rendered a very nice
program; Solos; ducts; readings
and Nos. by the Jun:or choir. Mrs.
A. M. Edwards and Miss O. B.
Li-bon w?re in charge. Mr. R. B
Gross (white) mad? a short talk.
Friday. January 22, the County
'eacheve. of District 4 met at Holly
Hill Rosenwald school .132 teachers
in this district and all were
present; all paid their associatioi
dues.
Mrs. C. V. Greene our supervisor
was with us. she also brought
with her, Mrs. Etta B. Rowe from
I Orangeburg. Mrs. Rowe certainI
1? _.1 _ 15 A_1l- Mr ' " *
ty niiiuu u nne iiiiK. vv e snail De
glad to have Mrs. Rowe with us
at any time. * ,
Friday, January 22, Messrs
Frank and Alford Cain motored to
New York to take Mosdames
I,odessa Maeom, Idclle?Shipmarvr
Messrs Dotery Palmer, and Elliott
Hunt.
Miss Belle Irick of New York
is here visiting her mother.
Misses Marv Edwards, Eiectry
Montgomery and Madlyn Sweet
spent the week-end at their home.
Miss A. B. Pickott w-as the week
end guest of Miss Annie Mae Jones
at Cameron.
Rev. and Mrs. Claude Brown
and children of Baltimore. MO
are visiting parents and friends
here.
Rev. and Mrs.- Farmer were
oleasant callers at the home >?
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Cain Sunday
evening.
Miss Geneva Grooms of N. Y
Is at home visiting her relatives
and friends.
Mesdames Hattie Cain, Allie
Stout, Erma>and Lizzie {rick are
on the sick list; we are hoping for
them a < very speedy recovery.
The adult school will open Monday,
February 1. Mrs. Cassie
Collier is the instructor.
ST. ALBAN TR. SCHOOL
Work for the second semester
is already -under way. In spite of
the rainy weather the attendance
has held up well.
The playlet on Thrift presented
during1 chapel by 8th and Oth prad
es was very fitting. We aye Sorry
to report Miss Louise Chappelle
homo due to illness. Trust she
will be able to be in school soon.
Misses Marie Sherman. . Essie
-md Jessie Arnold spent the weekend
with home folks also, Messrs
Wilton Harrison and Caster Lee
Brown.
Misses Reaksia and Sirena Jenkins
spent the week-end with their
aunt.
Misses Inez. Aquilla and-JSelniiL
Graden's mother and brothers vis*
ted them Wednesday night and
witnessed the game between Hop*
Well and St. Alban led in both
games from <.tart until the fina)
sounding of the whistle. The girls
game ended 28-14 and the hoys
18-6 both teams played well but
St. Alban lassies and lads were too
much for the other teams.
Sunday school was well carried
out by Mr. Luther Reed, the Sunt.
and Aqsti Su.pt, being a little imli*?
posed.
HORRY CO. TEACHERS
The Horry County Teachers' association
held a very interesting
meeting at the new Whittemore
school in Conway.
The program was as follows:
Music?Cecila Washington.
Prayer?Chaplain.
Remarks?R. E. Rhoe.
Primary Language ? Evelyn
dompter.
Elementary! Reaiding?J. A.
Jenkins. .
Geography PemongtratioTF^
Osmona Winston.
Home Life and its Activities in
school?-M. Ramsey.
Practice Writing"?Mildred Singleton..
Last week, Miss Mattie E.
Thomas, State Supervisor of Elementary
Education was in. the
County on Friday. We were fortunate
to have her bring to us
some very interesting information
on Rural School Problems and
how to meet them.
LOWRYS NEWS
By Mrs. Millie Peay
The P. T. A. of Brown's Chapel
school, held-Rs-memthly meeting
January 27, at the school houser
2:30 p. m. The meeting was very
timely. Mr. Hughs, one of the
trustees made some timely remarks.
Mrs. Bird told how nice
the school was doing.
Rev, and Mrs. Bird are carrying
/in snmn extra cood work. She
has raised money, bought paint
and painted the doors inside.
They have beautifully decorated
the yard with fine schrubby, when
they are gone, w>e will ever remember
them by the signs left behind
Mr. Wayman Johnson came up
while the P. TT AT was holding Its
meeting. We was happy to meet
him. lie organized a 4-II club at
our .school.
Mr. and lijrs. Jessie Peay and 2
little sons spent the week-end a4
Edge More, with Mr. Peay's mother.
Brown's Chapel A. M. E. Zion
church members turned out for
service Sunday. Rev. Crocker motored
up in his car in the rain,
simply because he know rain or
shine, somebody will meet him
there.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
, THE LEADER
LAURENS NEWS
By Thomas Shelton
Kov. A. J. Thomas preached a
soul stirring sermon Sunday morn- v
ing at Bethel. A large crowd at- t
tended the church services. The E
Willing Workers club will meet at ^
the home of Mrs. Willie M. Barks- 1
dale Friday night. Mr. Will Gar- c
rett was elected as president of J
the West Side Men's cluh.
fijr. John Putman. of this 1
city was the only South Carolin- 1
-tan that a tended the Alpha Kappa's
Soriority banquest wvhich was [
held in Washington recently.
Mrs. Etta J. Garlington od W.
Hampton St.' is very ill. Mr. Sam j
Workman has improved consider- ?
ably.
Mrs. Amanda Todd is still on ?
the sick list.
Mrs. Lue Gene, one of Laurens r
oldest citizens died at her home j
on Washington St. recently. She J
was f liberalized atr Bethel A. M. E. ;
church, conducted by Rev. A. J. 1
Thomas, the interment was held
j in Laurens cemetery. The burial c
arrangements were conducted by 1
Mr, John Fields Hunter, Mortician f
of this flty. Mrs. Jane Williams -J
of the big four hundred section re- '
turned home from Washington; she '
has been away all the summer in *
nations capiital. the Ihome mi*- J
sionary society met at the home of v
Mrs. Celia Rhodes on Sunday eve- c
ning on River St. Dr. J. C- N
Quarles and Rev. A. J. Thomas
were, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Shelton, at a delightful
dinner.
Mrs. Minnie Sanders returned
home last week from her sister's t
funeral in Tho.masville, Ga. ?
Mrs. Eliza Watts Passes j
She died at her residence on Williams
St. Friday morning, she has (
been in declined health for sveeral |
years. She was funeralized at St.
Paul Baptist church. The inter- ?
mcnt took place at Laurens Cemetery
on. Cemetery St. Funeral Directors
Charlie Duckett and ?
grand son, John Putman were?in ^
charge of the body. Mrs'. Mintth t
Moore of Atlanta, xv'STa visitor-of ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore recent- (
'y-s 4 , I
If you desire a copy of the Pal- (
metto Leader see Kelly Dendy on
Rich Hill. Consult me about your (
news before Monday morning. I
Your reporter I
GREENWOOD NEWS (
(
To the surprise of mother and j
father, Miss Marjorie Dandy and i
Mrs. Lueile Gray who accompanied ]
her brought quite a surprise to
her husband, children, and sister, 1
also. They motored up from St ]
Matthews,, S. C. where they are
both doing Educational work in
Calhoun County. Miss Dandy i?
the supervisor of Calhoun county.
She has a program that is not
only being presented but is being
carried out, As one travtels 1
through the said county, you- can 1
see the signals of improvements <
among the colored school district,
iwbteh?bespeaks?a?wide-awake
workman is on the field. Not only
is Miss Dandy making glad the t
hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Dandy of <
Greenwood, but-the many m-ore 1
hearts o 1 teachers, patrons, and I
children of Calhoun county. She 1
is the right one, in the right place. !
If Calhoun county teachers will on- (
ly stav close to this Educational i
tree and watch its blossom. They 1
can very spqn. pick the fruits '
thereof: And Mrs. Gray, one of
-the efficient teachers, nf the said _
county of long standing. She has
worked in quite a few of the high
schools of the state, and has given
satisfaction to all, her friendly
disposition grips people to her.
She is not or.ly a teacher, but a
pastor's wife. It was quite a
treat to her members to have hei
home for the week-end and .'hei
many friends; " r*
Miss Dandy is a member of
Tabernacle Baptist church, and
Mrs. Gray is a member of Mt.
Pisgah A. M. E. church of which
her husband is the pastor.
We are having quite a bit. of
rain these -days, and still, we?are.
better off then our suffering ncighbors
in other sections. Let each
of us pray for them, and pay as
well to anv cause that may efthem
in their trouble and
thank Him who controls Provi- <
dence, for existent. r
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?McCQRMICK NEWS' (
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One of the largest and most eri- ^
joyable meetings of the McCor- ^
mick County Teachers' association e
was held Saturday, January 23, {
at 11:00 o'clock.
Following a brief business ses- 0
sion conducted by the president,
interesting and enjoyahle talk? j
-were.given by Rev. J. B. Smith (
and Prof. T.J. Aiken.
The meeting was well attended, [
which shows a great out-look for (
the County for 1937. a
Prof. W. S. Minis, Pres.; Prof.
T. J. Aiken. Sec. ' w j
EIGHT PERSONS JOIN THE
CHURCH t
j
Quarterly Conference Branchville a
Circuit s
The first Quarterly conference 1
of the BranohviUe circuit was held
January30-31. Dr. Samuel Nance, [
our distinguished presiding elder
gave- us a great service. -His lec r
fiirnc r?n rnlnfion fViA ofaworrlj
and trustees sustain to the churcn 1
and pastor cannot be over estimated.
His sermons were convincing
apd irresistable. As a result !
eight persons joined the church.
The Branchville circuit/reels gTato 1
fid to Rishop " Flipper and Dr. I
Nance for permitting us to hold v
Rev. Jamfes as pastor of the
Branchville circuit. The presiding I
elder was paid the firll assessment 1
and pastor, dollar money and other I
claims wera well cared for. You 1
will hear more from thie ahapge
In the near future,
S. Montgomery, reporter f
.... . ' .
THE PALMETTO, LEADER
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. W. B. Bouler. Pastor
In spite of the threatening t
veather services were well at- i
ended beginning with the Sunday d
ichool. The Supt., Miss Estelle j
lanerette and co-workers were at
heir post of duty. After the j
lass study of the lesson, the school v
vas beautifully reviewed by Miss "
iannie Phelps. 11:30 a. m. after
>reliminaries. the pastor in bis .
isual manner delivere d a soul .
taring .sermon.?Text.?selected?
rom 46tn .Psalm 4:5. Thome:
'The Church ofl God's City." 8
At 7 p. m. we were back to 8
hurch. The pastor, presented - c
lev. James Rhodes to deliver the s
nessage, who preached from the c
mbject: "The Renewal of a L
)overant." It was a wonderful I
nessage and enjoyed by all. Jan- t
jary 25, at 8 p. m. Stewardess*
soard No. 1 met at the home of j|
Urs. Lola Cheeks with the Pres., i;
VIrs. H. M. Young presiding., . e
We were glad to see Miss Clar- j
;tta Kinard, our organist out Sun- j
lay who has teen indisposed for a v
ew weeks. Mrs. Mary Bouler
lohnson left the city January 26 ^
or an indefinate stay in New
fork. We hope for her a successul
trip. Several visitors were J
vere Rev. Rhodes and familv: 4
ome again, visitors are always 1
velcome. 1
t
HEAUFORi CO. TR. SCHOOL J
.1
The second in a series of Sun- d
'ay afternoon, Negro song servic- v
;s were held Sunday afternoon. 11
fanuarv 31st, in the (School chapel. "
Spiritual were presented by the *
Choral club, Double quartet and '
female quartet. . , s' . *
The visitors, white and colored 1
xpressed compliments of approve
il__upon the renditions.
The Teachers' Institute was held ?
it the Robert Smalls High school .
(anuary 30th. The teachers lis-_ t
;ened to able addresses -by Mr. e
\llen Paul and Mr. W. A, Schiff- .
ey. Music was furnished by ^
Robert Smalls school and Beaufort j
bounty Training school.
The following persons gave dem I
>nstrations: Teaching Beginners to
[lead?Miss Helen Nance. Use of
.he Hectograph?Miss Bertha Scri .
-en. Reading in the Intermediate
grades, Miss Addie" Haynes. Mak- ;
ing Seatwork Educational?Miss 1
jeneva Green. Discussion^?Ad- a
iusting the Curriculum to the 1
leeds of the Community by Mr. l
bewis.
Everyone* present expressed c
limself as having enjoyed a very '
deasant as well as profitable day
' i
THE FULLER NORMAL
SCHOOL
Greenville, S. C.?Our school is 1
ocated on tho north-west of the
Union station here in the city of 1
Ureenville, in the Parker High '
school district. Our bonding stu- '
lents Jiave all _ returned but one.
md have all all past the examination
oJ this semester. Names as. ?
'ollows: Miss Eva Mae Walker of t
Y.; Miss Annie Bellamy of Mt. '<
fallie. N. C.; Miss Louise Todd of i
tYare Shoals, S. C.; Miss Lillio i
shepherd of Hamilton, Ohio; Miss i
Georgia Crum of Greenville, Tenn. t
Vliss Martha Pinckney of Spartan- t
>urg, S. C.; Mr. Fletch Hins of
\tlanta, Ga.; Mr. Raymond Scott
>&->Ghattanooga, Tenn.; and Miss
Vlartha Bell Steel, of Raleigh, _
ST. C. "
The . matron, Mrs. J. J. Jameslas
just return^ from Florida.
>he attended a connection of tho
i^ire Baptist Holiness movement., j
ind reported the connection was t
lust fine. The Rev. Bisihop W. E ?.
duller, president of the school pre- j
iided over the connection. Elder
1. W. Smith spent two days in Atanta,
Ga. where he was a visitor
xfi the Bishop's family.
Elder W. M. Nixon of Chicago,
11. spent the week-end with Rev. k
3. C. Campbell, the Dean of the *
duller Normal school, Elder W. M. k
Ijixon preached a soul stirring
ormrm nt Epfor Holiness ~
:hurch.
Rev. B. C. Campbell makes all 8
velcome, he says "a church with d
i welcome," when in" the city of r
jreenville visr't the St. Peter Holi- f
less church, 303 Pine St.. Rev. J.
?V. Latimere, pastor of Conway.
5. C. is visiting his family in
ri,penyji)p Bp along with Elder j
iV. M. Nixon were the honored c
fuests at the Fuller Normal Fri- (j
lay. Rev. J. W. Latimere preach- -]
d for Rev. B. C. Campbell at St.
r'eter Sunday night.
Rev. Latimer is called the son
if thunder.
Elder W. M. Nixon will return ?
o Chicago next week (via) of ~
Cincinnati, Ohio. 7
Mrs. Iva Bell Holland of Co- ^
tumbus, Ohio?-aister. ^oL Rev. B. C. '
Campbell is visiting ^inatives here .
.nd in Woodruff. '
Miss A. D. Banks is the prinei- ?
>al of this school, Miss Tate asisfant
principal.
Bishop W. E. Fuller will visit *
he St. Peter Holiness church on
'ine St. Wednesday night, Febru- ?
iry 3, 1937. also will visit the "
chool to hold his monthly meet- h
ng with the faculty. v
The Rev. B. C. Campbell will \
>reach ftl Dtie West Sunday, Jan
uiry 31. |
rABERNACLE BAPT. CHURCH j
Rer. Wm. Watson, Pastor I
Greenville, S. C.?Sunday school
it the tf*ual hour with Supt.
Bradley in charge. Although it
aras raining steadily there was a
;pce crowd present. The lesson
vas well discussed.
At 11 o'clock preaching: service
logan. ReV. Watson preached
from Psalm 103:14: Like as a
'ather pitieth his children so the
Father p'tieth them that fear him.
B.Y.P.U. at 4:45 p.m.
At 7:00 o'clock Rav. Wataon a- J
(aln preachad from Paalm 100:1. J
PICKENS COUNTY NEWS
?The^ Missionary society met at
;he home of Mr. and Mrs. It. A.
lioldmond Monday, J&miary 2b.
\n interesting program was ar- (
anged. ,
i The P. T. meeting met January
!7 at the Pickens County Training ,
ichool with Mrs. Eula Wakefield, (
>resident, prea ding. (
The lted Headed ijtep Child will ,
>e repeated at the P. C. T. school.
(Vatch lor date. This play was ,
ponsored by Aliss Marie 1 oung, (
v teacher in the Pickens Training 1 j
chool, who, is very active in the |
hurch activities as well, as the ,
ichool. Miss Young is a native ,
f Clinton, b. C. A college grad- ^
late from benedict college, Co- s
umbia and doing wonderful work t
n Pickens county.
The teachers' association ol j
LJicKens county hfcld its second
ueeting in ldd7 at the Pickens *
Jounty 1 Training school, Saturday
anuary JUth witr a large attenlance
of teachers also vis tors ol
Jconee county.
The meeting was opened by the v
Jhaplain, ltev. F. L. EawtOn f?I* '
owed by the President, Prof. A.
t. Martin, principal of Liberty 1
iigh sci.dol,? j he .iTilowing teaefu, _L
:rs were oif program: Proi. W. E. ^
lagood, demonstration in Matne- , ,
nam' fabs'ent); Mrs. A. Single- 1
on, Mrs. Cornelia K. burgess gavt j
i very interesting deinonstrauoi. .
11 Primary reauing. Alter the j
Lemonstruuons were over Un
;?oups were called together ano "
'try interesting and timely re- L
narks were made by the Jeanes '
supervisor, Miss V timer vv alter*,
oiss Walters spoke with enipMas.s
to tne tt-aeiieis unaer her su- (
lervision on the "Lint System'
11 ail schools. She discussed tin '
dans of the unit system thorough- ?
y to ail wlio wene present anu
visiles lor each to cooperate with
icr and follow the plans of the *
mit system that we may do. sue.itssiui
work ,:n. our vauous class
ooins. bhe is doing great work 1
ln.ee being sent to tnis county as
upervisor to help improve the in- ''
.auction ol tne teacneis as well =
is schools. We bid her God's peed.
The Jeanes Supervisor wishes
or* all teacher's in one-teacher
ichool to meet her Saturday, Feu a
uary Oth at the Pickens High 1
idiool lor a 'group meeting. Please
>o present, tins meeting is very J
irgent.
Mr. Walter Gn'ffin left January 1
:U lor Chicago, 111. We wish foi '
lim a pleasant ami successful trip. .
All teachers who have not seh?
n their fees lor the State Teachers'
association, please get it to
he Secretary. Mrs. Willie Sinip;on
before February lUlh. We wish
,o report 10l)'/o.
There will be a Lincoln Lay pro- j
jram at the M. L. churcn, Feb- 1
uary 7th. Please be present anu 1
witness an interesting progiam ai
i ;30 p.m.
The Pickena County Teachers
issoo ation jyill hold its meeting
he 3rd Saturday, February 20th J
it Calhoun school. All teachers ;
ire urged to be present, at this j
neeting. Please bring your man
ials." The supervisor has soniehing
very important to say to ah
.tachers. '
BLACKsBLKG NEWS I
...JLTne. .( rnv.n tvaptist?1 hurch?L
Kev. D. A. Costner, Pastor 1
Preaching at 11:30 a.m. and fc .
}.m. every second and 4th Sun- .
lays. BYPU at 7:00 p.m. every
Sunday.^ Prayer services at 7:0C I
).m. Wednesday evenings. 1
Bethel C. M. E. Church a
Kev. J. L. Aisle, Pastor
Preaching at 11 ;00"a.m. and 8 ^
>.m. every 1st and 3rd Sundays. (
sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Ep- (
vorth League at 7:00 p.m. each
Sunday.
Trinity Chapel A. M. E. Church {
Rev. J. J. Hunter} Pastor Preaching
at 11:00 a.rm and "*j
1:00 p.m. every 2nd and 4th Sun- s
lays. Sunday school at 10:00 a. c
n. Christian Endeavcn- at 6:30 t
i.ni. each Sunday ^ n
Alberts Chapel M. E. Church }
Rev. J. S. Dial, Pastor t
Preaching at 11 a.m. and 8:00 c
>.m. every 1st and 3rd Sundays.
1 A O
jumitij ov jiuwi xv a.in. cutii o u u- c
lay. Prayer services at 7:00 p.m c
Thursday evenings. z
Ingram Presbyterian Church p
Rev. Flax, Pastor
Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:00 p
i.m. every 1st and 3rd Sundays. C
Sunday school at lOtQQ ajn?a
" ? T
t was a great sermoi). -? All of
he clubs is hard at work for the c
ally on the 4th Sunday for pay- s
ng the mortgage off the parsonge.
That is to be a high day at J
'abernacle. p
The sick are: Mr. Harry Hollo- a
ray, Miss Julia Brock, Mrs. Ben- tl
ih Adams, Mrs. Delia Harris,
4rs. Ellen Dilliard who has a q
roken ankle. Mrs. Lucia Palmer
as a broken arm. We home nil *
/ill soon be well and out again, t
Ve welcome you to any of our t
eryice* ? ? *" J
S. FANT SCHOOL V. T. A.
The South *Faut street schooi
T*. T. A. held its regulai month
ly meeting, Thursday, .January 21
at 4 o'clock. I 'resident, Mis. .M
Calhoun, piesiding and .Mi.-.-. 0.
Thomas at the piano. \V< bud o^i 1
jsual t'oi m <>T opening. The i i ?> eedings
of the last moeti; g?.\\ei <..
read by Secietary, 0. K. Jt.4mvH -*?'
and approved. Kenia* k- \>y i < ?
.hairman of the ho.-p tality com-.
ditU'V. Old ami r.?w m.-.iu
liscussed, and plans lor Founder's
Day program out lied. M;.-. O.
K. Johnson will have thaiy.. ?>!.
.he pageant. The birthday, caki ^
a*ti 1 he the home, the school and
he church. We invite' all. friend- |>
md patrons that are interested m
,he youth of today to-be pj e.-e.M
n the next meeting on l'Vuiuicy
IN, and witness the paueai.t -also .
f'et a slice of the birthday cake. De
T- ii
' <wi . ??. carter, rhairinat 'ma
>f the prop ram-; coinm'tt<e iritiu- d?t
luccd thu--Kpuakvr,"Tvvv7 K. I.,
lohnson, Qur subject .\>inr*"S;.ii'<>y
in tiie Home, School -and ~~
Street." He said first the su.ie
idnie is the Christian home, where
hi- Bible is rea l, believid. taught ]i
md lived; where ' eihri".: ed a- . *
Toil is tauplit and tiisr.pnnoTib
'orced. He siiici: reiipint..- edm-aion
is .a diviite devei pine lit i:.
nan that controls his :.c .vi..
?*irst, tile heme is the <.; . ,-t am!
nost important of al. imtit dta-i,-, HI
)lder than the human <>i paui/a'
if the church. He said the cj.utvh
ixists. for the- sal vat i' n uf.ir.a:., _
ind ordained to save the iimr.v. JLJ
file church wa< instituted in't .e:
lonie to keep it holy, i:p:i;y!:i aid
lpnqrablc. And our church life . s
atinot be more than our K me life
or the people in the l.omws ntai.e #
p: the chuu-lV of Ahe com-mumty. . The
home is the unit, of pover-r.uent
and -the foundation 'soci y,
and without hearts theie i.- no jj,
lonie, no nfitionTcan rise a: ove the
ionic life<-~of its "people, "because ?<
he nation is born in the ht me. ?
And if we would have pood schools
;ood churches, pood eoTmties.
rood cities, pood >tate- .ami a
jodly nation, we must iiave pood
ionics. . 0fl
This speech wa.< pood from start
0 finish. After the principal" made g
1 few timely remarks, we had the p
oil and grade contest... Tin- mtmd
grade pupils registered. f>0 f
fOtes and * 2.22, so. ti'.ey War. the n;
lanner. R.. E. Asbuvy, 't.oiieher.. .
Ve adjourned by receiting the niiz- 1
>ah.
I ON OR ROLL AT ?
HOWARD SCHOOL
Principal Madden r<Jea?v: thiveek
the honor roll that was com>iled
for the first ^semester ol
L936.-11K17. Out of a student body
>d_appn>ximately GOO the fnll.ey- H
ng, who because of good scholar- * 6
ship attained places in tin- LT"Up.
First. Grade?William Blocker. ^0,
Tohn Foster, Willie Lee Frederick
Fack Fuller, Willie. - Joseph, Ed- ~
.vard Moody/Ruth Brow p.. GiorL,
dhampion. Edith Koon,. Ruth"
Kelly, Elois Samuels.
Second Grade?J.uther McKi; l-. v
Fames McDaniols, Jennie Ricken- ?
nicker, Lizzie Bolton. . ,
Third Grade? -Ar.nie Boyd. Ra' - J
Fordon, Lula Watkins, Willia:.;
Pearson. ) .,
Fourth Grade?Ralph DanL L . ,
Fahvard Danlzli r U ;ii -? 12?
Willie Lee Shepherd, Vivian Davs,
Hattie Wat-on. 21
Fifth Grade?Arthur . Kelly,
\rabella Goodwin, L;:la 11a!!.'-,
\liee ScQtt, John Scott. _
Sixth Grade?Lotiie Ash/Aed."
Blanche Bowman. Doii> Ohajn>? lie
iloise Fair, Joan McDonald. Lies- I g
;ie Pearson, Ethel Crosscn. I
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Christian Endeavor at <5:00 p.m 1
;ach Sunday. Player service.* at J
5:00 p.m. Wednesday cvvr.ij.gs.
Academy Street School
The outlook for a very successul
school term seems prosperous IP
Phi' teacher^ \vrPT~ahrfriTTi" tin "P Q\
T.A. and the students, have mode
ome improvement cm the interior
if the building1. The basketball H5
earn is showing splendid improveiient
under thenwfnagemerit of
Jrs. ConjVfr?Rtack and Prof. S.
5. Curetdn. ' Special time is givn
each week to student activity
onsists of at least five leading
olored papers, weekly,, the magaines,
monthly, one daily newspa- '
er.
Faculty: Prof. S. C. Cuwdon
rincipal; Mrs. Connie Black, Mis ?
loggeon Black. Mrs. Bessie Mo ye
Irs. Alary-Jrffer1 dsl M17s Carrie ^
'. Edwards, W. P. A. librae an.
Miss Lena Mae Johnson of t ininnati.
O.. Was'here at the 1/eil- 132
ide of her sister, .Mrs. Essie Lee
luber, who succumbed January 2It Go
'uncral services were held at
'ine Grove Baptist church, Jar.ury
31. She was the mother of In
hrec children. Miss Johnson will
nturn .with the- three children to
'inci'nnati within a few days.
Mrs. Sarah Wood of Newark.
L J., is visiting her little daugh-j <
er, Julia Mae Wood and her mo- 8:1
her and father-in-law, Mr. and Irs.
Rush Wood:
1A akteK M o o tml Fil
stinjf the sacred ]V
rms to our compe- R*fl
inderstanding, dig- MkrfM
Service insures |YTjTj|
tlete compliance lj&?y Be?
kl] the inviolable , ? **
i and desires of the jM
. * < i__ , 3U .
3
Patfi I
PROFESSIONAL*
v CARDS
)R. A. B. JOHNSON
SUBGEON
'Foe 122? '4 Aasembly Street
Phone H4HB ^
Residence. "919 y*k Street
Phone 8740
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EX.J..H. JOHNSON
Office. 2029 Marion Street
NOTARY PUBLIC
alt-r in Real Estate, performs
rriaee ceremonies, writes wills,
iiis. nv?rigairies. claims, .etc.
Call to See Him .
ice Plione 8407 Res. 67.?8
S. J. FKKDKIOrK
torm-y-nt-I.aw and Notary Public
KACWtH* IN ALL COURTS
-^-State and Federal
.0 Washington St., Cola., S. (X
>R. H. H. COOPKK
Bwlflal
pecial Attention Given to DU
' senses of the Gum* ' , .
re id Crown and firtayt Weet
%MMI?
ice Phone 6429 Rm. SJh,.,
i?> Washington St., Chit., S. C.
Hi. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon
ice Hours: 0 to 10 A. M.; 1 t* t
P. M. 6 to 8 P. M.
ecual Attention Given Diaeaaef
Of Women.
Dffice: Residence:
15 Washington 2230 Hampton
Phone 6426 Pk? 1*='
UVIM I W*%
JR. J. G. STUART
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat
?
Glasses pitted Accurately.
Office Hours: Telephone:
:00 to JP. M. Res. 48*2
:00 to 8:00 P. M. Offiea 378$
Office: Residence:
ISO Taylor St. 1417 Pine St
Oflice H<y-i%> Telephone:
A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8876
P. M. to 8 P. 1L
Dr. W. D. Chappelle
Physician and Surgeon
benavs of S^ omen and Chlhlrea
"A Specialty.
Oflice: . Residenoe:
15 Lady St. ' 1801 Pine St
Colombia, S. C.
Office Hours; _ Phones-,
to 0 A. M. " Ofuce 6038
to 2 P. AL Res 6788
tflHP M. ? :
Dr. R. B. Frederick
Physician
Office: Residence:
07 \'i Washington 1466 Park
rftr Victory .having Hf ilk,
Columbia, 8. C.
...-yrrr?
one 7811
. All cjasaes of Lfer.tal Work
Dr. L. H, Hallman
DENTIST
PAINLESS EXi KACliON S
Sundays by Appointments
Otiica: 2809 Vk Gorvnis 8treet
Columbia, S. C.
h\ H. G7*Thomp.; m
DENTIST
13 l/j As* .nbly St. Col??*? ;tin
Phone 3466
ltd Cnowno?Hridjres?l'ha ? %
Sper ilty. Extract.ona M *\
Painless
Winnsboro Wednesdays *r>0
urdaya at A. Rusaell Iiuildio#.
Phone 219
Houra: T*N
(0 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office -;J3|
R<*td?T?c. <873
Dr. D. K. Jenkins
DENTIST
linjf, Plate*, Crocus, Bridgaa
Sunday by A ppo mtraofc
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Hahr Gmr?r
r Dineaaw) Scalp- -GWm LIS* A
inty. BEST GROWER?
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