The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 17, 1937, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, April 17, 1937
Miss Willie Mae Gilliam, who
has been visiting her mother on
v* Harden St. for sometime left for
N. Y. C. Saturday, April 2.
Mrs. Viola Scott of 1218 Harden
and Miss Henrietta Jackson of 913
Pine streets went to Charleston
Saturday to spend Easter Sunday 1
With Miss Jackson's aunt, Mrs. *
Fannie E. Belgip of 21 Beaufair
stre'et.
Miss Marylyn E. Hoover, instructor
at Gumming St. school in
Spartanburg spent an, enjoyable
spring vacation at the hbme of her ,
parents on Blossom St. She was |
-accompanied by her friend, Miss
C. E^ Carter who teaches History
at tH^ame school.
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Mr. B. F. McLaurin, Field Or- |
ganizer for the Brotherhood of j
N Sleeping Car Porters of New York j
City visited ColunVbia this past |
week as the guest of Miss E. C. .
Myers. Mr. McLaurin will lecture
at S'pelman college and Atlanta ,
university of Atlanta, Ga. before j
he returns north.
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Mrs. Juliet liaifoid Gilliam. ^
Mgr. of the Sunday School Pub? |
, Board Branch book store left Sat- ,
urday, March 10. to spend two (
weeks in Philadelphia, Pa. visiting (
her mother and relatives. Miss |
Annie Nesbitt is in charge of the ,
* * store for 2 weeks, while Mrs. ;
Gilliam is away. ^
DIVORCED
Mrs. Natalie C. McDonald of ]
this city wishes to announce the (
receipt of her linal decree of di- i
"vorce from Dr. S. J. McDonald of |
Sumter, S. C.. by decree of the
r Courts of Duval County, Jackson- '
ville, Florida. By the "said.decree z
she is authorized to resume her
maiden name of Natalie C. Fred- v
- ercJK. ?
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FIRST CALVARY CHURCH AID c
CLUB
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The members of tho V'huVch Aid v
club met at the home o\" Mrs. E. '
^ Lott, 1015 Tree St. Widnesday, *
April 7, l'J37i The* mceti was
carried out in its visual order, the .
president, Mrs. J. ^Gilliam, pre- :
,f si<iiuc.
" The club is having a silver tea
Sunday, April 18. at Mrs. E. M. I
Keitts,. 13-10 MeDuflie, friends are
cordially invited. - c
Talks wore made by Mrs.. T,. j
Weston and Mrs. Keitt. Solo, Mrs (
W Kate Kershtrw'; a reading was giv- \
en by Miss Elizabeth Jones. <
Delicious refreshments were I
served. We adjourned to meet t
wnn in i s. Thompson on Liberty I
? St. Wednesday, April 21. Ail J
members are asked to be out on
time, G:30 p. m.
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TIIK YOUNG l*EOI'I,E'S ;
PROGRESSIVE CLUB OF i
BISHOP MEMORIAL CHURCH '
v. The dub met at the usual hour *
Sunday afternoon at the church.' ,
There have been some changes in
the general set-up in the club j
which necessitate our meeting at ]
this time and place. Our most be- (
loved and'elliclent President, Aliss ,
Alice Smith, has been called away
* ' from the club to prepare herself (
to serve our race and humanity f
at large. She is only with the t
club when it is possible for her
to be olF duty when the club j
meets. We pray for Miss Smith j
a successful career and an out- t
standing feature in society of to- (
morrow. ,
The Vice-President, Rev. S. A.
Brown is doing nicely with the.
lit 1111/ic.mt TU. - ...?a
MV !<. tutin, A lit; nutiniK ?? -) [
> very interesting and the members j
reported 100 percent in the meet- t
ing. We were glad to have Mrs.
Gunter and Mrs. Willingihani with *
us. Both made interesting re- i
marks to ttte club. -r
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r LES HONS AMIS ' ]
The club met at the home of
Mr. Green Maxwell, Tuesday 13, *
of April. The meeting was called
to order promptly at eight o'clock
with the president in charge. The
usual short business session was 1
held during which time many s
things were discussed. One of the c
things^ discussed was the dilver
tea that was held last Sunday and J
another was a project that will be fi
nnnAimnn/1 nnvf tirnolr
When the bus iness4 session was. t
over Mr. Maxwell served a bonn- 1
Liful supply of delicious cakes and i
tea. Everyone present was serv- I
ed several times. Games of whist
and bridge were enjoyed by. some -i
, while others indulged in playing t
checkers. After spending a most 1
enjoyable evening with Mr. Max- i
well the club adjourned to meet 1
next week with Mr. Gibson at ]
2319 Lady street.
We are deeply indebted to Mrs
M. M. Nance for allowing us the 1
privilege of using her lovely home 1
in having the silver tea on last
Sunday. The silver tea was a
. grand success and everyone present
spent a delightful afternoonat
this home at 1525 Manning Ave.
We shall announce on next week
another affair to which everyone
? will be invited.
NOTICE
*
Christian Home Burial Aid So- !
ioty, district No. 2 will meet Saturday,
April 18, 1U37 in Chester
vith lodge No. 30. W. E. Wright,
>resident. We regret to announce |
hat our grand secretary, Prof. W. |
H. Bowman can't be with us this
;ime, but we are asked to take j
are of the Palmetto Leader's '
re aders.
Wesley Emerson,
Dist. Secretary
NOTICE!
Dr. J. J. Starks, president of
Benedict college, will preach a
special sermon at Jones Chapel
A: M. E. Zion church, corner of
Sumter and Blossom streets, Sunday
morning, April 18, at eleven
o'clock. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Rev. H. C. Young, pastor.
BACCHANTES
The club was royally entertained
at the home of Miss Ethel WiL
liamk with Miss DeLois Baten and
Mr. Roderick Ross acting as host
and hostess,
After tho devotional exercises
were over, the president opened
tho house for a business discussInn
Tho flknnccinw u*oo Iwmf ??**,! !
interesting. During the business
hour plans were discussed for the
mnual affair which is usually giv- |
?n the latter part of May. Some
plans were completed and others!
were well underway at the close |
jf the business hour.
At this point the host and hos- i
Less served a delicious repast af-1
Ler which joke telling was the
main feature for the rest of the
avening. Later everyone departed,
having spent a veiy nice and
pleasant evening. The club will
meet next Monday evening with
Miss Florence Veal.
ELKS' SPRING RALLY
The Officers and members of
Palmetto Lodge No. 312 I. II. I'.
3. E. of W. are having a series of
impressive and beneficial meetings
luring the spring season. "
The regular monthly business
meetings are held on the first
md third Friday nights. On April
2nd a very enthusiastic meeting
vas-held in thp Odd Febows' Hall
>n Assembly street. Nine delinjuent
Bills were present and
iai:l up, and several new appli- j
ants were purposed.
The meeting was convened at \
1 o'u'ock by the Exalted Rul^r,
vho was very muich encouraged i
>y the response to notices sent out I
o the Bills.
The next meeting is scheduled ;
'or the lGth, but due to the com- i
ng of Cab Calloway at the Audi- !
orium the same night it is sug- i
fested that the meeting b0 post- I
loncd until the fourth Friday
light, April 23rd.
The Bills are planning for sov- j
ral social sessions during the
;pring. The officers are: Wm. |
A Johnson. Exai'ted Ruler: F. M j
,Vhite, Esteemed Leading Knight;
>gt. James F. Johnson, Esteemed .
.oyal Knight; Leroy Hardy, Es- j
earned Lecturing Kniche; Arthur '
'Williams, Trcas.; J. B. Lewie, 1
secretary.
RQSE SOCIAL ( LI B
The club held its weekly nret- !
ng at the home of (Miss) Rebecca
Rose 2300 Senate street. I
rhc president in charge. The us- \
lal form of devotional exercise j
.vas rendered after which a pro- j
rram was rendered.
Story, Miss Mary Previa: solo]
Vliss Gladys Miller; poem. Miss
5mma Turnipseed; welcome ad- I
Iress, Miss Ethel Robinson. He- 1.
narks by Mjss Mable Bouio. Hid- |
lies were asked by the members'!
pf the club. The roll was called, '
ach member responded with a Bi- I
pie verse and their fee. ^ |
The Bingo party that was postponed
will be at the home of MMs I
Harion Brown 121S1 Heidt street, i
p'clock. We are asking for" the !
presence of each and everyone.
The hostess, Miss Jennie Smith j
'erved-fried chicken, rice,---gravy
pread, sliced tomatoes on lettuce
eaves. Russian tea and then cake
ocktail and after-dinner mints.
Next meeting at the home of
diss Fannie Hills on Harden St.
iVe were also veiy glad to have
diss Mabel Bouie visit us aiid indte
her to ccme again. Visitors
ire always welcome.
SUNSHINE BAND SAVIMA*
CLUB
The club met at the home of
Mrs. Lottie Wright at 13()*J Oak
street with the president in the
:hair. Singing I Hate to Leave
i'ou Here. Scripture lesson was
ead by Mrs. Willie M. Jackson
six verses of the eighteenth chapter
of St. Matthews. Prayer by
he president. Singing: Oh Lord!
Fix my Heart, led" by Mrs."WiItie
VI. Juckson. After which the
iouse wag opened for business.
First the minutes of the last'
meeting were read, received and
idopted. The president made a
'ew remarks. Unfinished business
arid new business were discussed;hen
the roll call each member
responding briefly with a Bible
verse. A solo was sung by Mis.
Willie M. Jackson and a paper
ivas read by Miss Delia Washington.
A few remarks by Mr. W.
M. Means. We enjoyed ouf- stay
and our next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Eliza Foglc 1711
Highland Ave., Monday night, l'.'th
of April.
Mr. Thomas Thompson, president;
(Mr?.) Simpaon Lawia. ra-"
porter.
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BRONZEMEN
The Bronzvmen hold their last
meeting at the pome of Mr. Earl
Mayo, last Monday night, April
12, 11*37.
I'lans are completed for the private
ball which will be held atj the
Township auditorium, April 23rd.
All doors will be closed at 12 p.m.
Next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr. John Bell.
EXCELSIOR SOCIAL CLUB
J o<
The Excelsior Social club held
its meeting at the home of one of
its new members, Mr. \Vardell
Bowens, 132P McDutfic Ave. April
12, 1037. The club was called to
I order by the president and then,
we went into the devotions.
. A few probb-ms were discussed
I nmong the members of. the cltb
I which seems to have, given a little
trouble at first but was eventually
cleared tip in an orderly way: After
all business was discussed the
club was then adjourned by the
president. '
THE JOLLY NINE SOCIAL
CLUB
Brooklyn, X. Y.?-The club .met
at the home of Mrs, ' Get'trude
Smith, 4*0 Ralph Ave. Monday.'
I April .ft. Tho meeting was called
to order by .the President, Mrs.
Sophia Tiller. .The.club's song was
led by Mrs. Anna Keen. Oui
i business? affair- was discussed
very .satisfactory.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Sophia Teller,
47') Ralph Ave,, - next Monday
night. _ _ ^ '
SMALLS MAKING HOME
IN NEW JERSEY
Mr. and Mrs. David E. (Smalls
of 1211 Henderson street left this
i rity on April 14th for Elizabeth,
l N. J., where they are expecting to
I make their home. Mrs. Smalls
formerly Miss Ruby Whaley became
the wife of Mr. Smalls oh
last July, 11, . lOlifi. Mr. Smalls
was a high school student of
Booker Washington. Mrs. Smalls
formerly attended State College
H. S: ? The
couple will -take up their
jobs and work. for sometime expecting
to remain until the next
three years.
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LUCK Y BIRD SOCIAL CLl'B
Th... eluh mot n1 t)ir> lir>mP nf
Mr*. Laura Brown, at "It Pick( n
St. The meeting opened at 8:30
o'clock with.a song bv Mrv. Porter
and prayer by Mr. Coleman. Sons
by Mrs. Coleman; scripture lesSon
l>v the president, 0 verses of the
Book of Roman. Son*? by Mrs.
Coleman. After which the president
took charge, and called for.
sick; there were. none. All committees
made their report. New
business was called for and disposed
of.^Ph^> secretary called the
roll and all the i leinbei s responded
vpry briefly. We had two new
members to join us, Mrs. Gcrtrudp
West and Miss Ida Gray; members
pi''sent. II. ?
We were dismissed by Miss Car.
Orr next meeting will be at Mrs_
Mamie Coleman, 1222 Park St..
April 20, 1037, at 8 o'clock. We
were served* a buffet supper, hot
fish, salad, coffee and tomatoes.
LA A M ASALNT
The club mot at tho home of
Miss 'Eunice Rowers 2321 Gervais
'"l root, Tuesday night. March A3.
1037. The meeting was ral>M%o
order at 8:30 lvv" the presdient.
Opening song "In The Garden".
Pt ayer. by tho Chaplain. Mr. Rufus
Davis. The ones that took a
part on the program were:
Paper by Miss Jessie Mae Doughty
Solo by Mr. Ernest Lewis
Short talk by Mr. Lawrence Eddy
Solo by Miss Eunice Bowers ,
Short talk by Miss Cleo Perry.
We were very glad to have in
our presence three visitors namely:
Miss Cleo Perry, Mrs; Riley
and Rev. Cunningham.
After a very, short ant interesting
mooti ngv. tlm -club_ail.iaurncd. to_
meet at the home of Miss Jessie
Mae Doughty on Hampton street,
Tueday night. April 20th.
The hosts of the evening wore
Mr. Hairy Riley and Mr. Gillen
Smith. A very delicious repast
was served.
WOODRUFF NEWS.
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Trwlnvr \v*nc n hnsiVit 5 fill *1q\? nnrl
the people thrned olit in mass to
to hear a zeal sermon delivered by
the Rev. Ruffm the new pastor of
Tvjnityy .Aj.M.E. Zion churrh. Rev.
Rtiilin is the type of minister that
has a unique way of reaching his
audience and sets them thinking. I
Master Calvin Parks entertained
a number of his friends at the
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs,
Chap Parks 23 E. Main street. j
Master Parks was observing his
10th birthday. The afternoon was
spent in games and roasting weiners
and marshmallows over an
open Are, -Cecoa--and cookies were
served during the afternoon. Master
Parks received a number of
useful gifts.
Prof. J. M. Foster spent the
week-end with his mother Mrs.
Chestine Foster.
Mr. M.S. Callaham. Rev. Means
and Miss Maude West w^ro Sun
day evening guests ot tne w uburns.
We regret the passing of Mr.
Henry Garrett, who departed this
life April 1th. He left to mourn
his loss one daughter Miss Henrietta
Garrett and four brothers
and a host ot friends.
Commencement exercises will
begin at the Woodruff Junior Hi
school April lfith. The exercises on
the 16fh will be rendered oy the
first and second grade student*.
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THB MLMFmO LEADER
NURSE A. A. p-EL&OX GRANTED
I DAYS ABSENT
j MISS Arniilta A. Nelson, K. N.,
j visiting Nurse here lor the .Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company
was granted four days absent to
attend a Veneral Disease Controll
Institute, sponsored hy the State
Board of Health of Alabama.
Those?^vtro?motored wjth Miss
Nejaon Avere: Miss Annie Belle
Brown, R. N, Nurse at the Eastway
Infirmary; Miss Cath' ra
Clark, R .N., a graduate of Ala.;
and Mr. Mantes Satchel of Ridgewood.
The report is, all sessions
were excellent. These session.*
were held in the John Andrew M.
Hospital, T-uskegee Inst, and one
session was held at the U. S. Veteran
Hospital No. 01, Tuskegee.
Miss Nelson and her party have
returned home and are at their
post" of duty.
SAXON SCHOOL GIVES
"MISS SAXON" CONTEST
j About 000 pupils and" parents
I were present to witness tlu- crown
. ing of "Miss Saxon'' at Saxon
School Monday evening., April 12
at 5 o'clock. The contestants were
heautifully dressed ir. rai' bow colorsantl
seated In a stuii-gii de on
the steps. After, the sinking of
America each contestant stood as
Miss Ruth Bynum Called the contestants,
teachers and "amount of
nu?n,ey by class.
The enthusiastic crowd eticered
greatly as Mary Miller, sixth
grade pupil of MissM. draw'?
class, was crowned "Miss Saxon",
'he winning cr ?:-??? .rtvcf
$0.25. Rosetta McD\if!iie, a sixth
prude pupil in Miss Mile's- ejass,
who reported $5:50 vreived honorable
mention. After the crowning
event, "Miss Saxon" who woty
a white and gold costume and gold
crown, accompanied by attendants
lead the great crowd into .the
building - where gaums, songs,
dancing 'and refreshments wche
enjoyed.
The report of the contest by
classes is as follows:.
Miss Ruth L. Bynum. teacher:
Genie Rowe, eon4est(rnrr~$2VT.".
Miss Florence Benson, teacher;
Boris Jean Smith, cont. slant.
Miss Blanche Williams, teacher:
Jasy Belle Scott, contestant $2 00.
Miss'B. E. Bennett, tea lu-r; Bernieo
Sims, contestant file. Miss
Louise Reese, teacher: Vera Richardson,
$1.85. Miss Gladys Rice,
teacher; Nellie Mae -Adams, contestant,
$2.55. Miss K. Mn#,k.
teacher; Wilhelmina Goodwin.
$4,15. Miss F. Taylor, teacher;
\ Cr, .....U..,.,.. ..... n.-> n
? K'UI t uu^dlllUU, VUUU N i illil, > ? ,'tij
Miss Bessie Smith,, tea.her; Ernestine
Gohlen. contestant, $2.15.
Sirs. Septima Clarke, teacher; Xathalcen
Martin, contestant. $2.85.'
Miss Mayme Sartor, teacher; Evelyn
Owens, contestar.t, $1.50. Miss
A. B. McGraw, teacher; Mary
Miller, $(1.25.?Mis- Isado>e Miles
teacher; . Rosctt;a M DufTie, contestant,
$.">.50. $.'58.80. Gate receipts
8:5.05. Total $41.85.
Saxon School Professional Meeting
A professional meeting; was held
at Saxon school Monday night.
April 5 at 0:30 p.m. Miss Mack
acted as chairman. The subject of
ithe discussion for the afternoon
| was "The School's Opportunities
for Promoting Menial Health".
The discussion was lead by Misses
Reese, Miles and McGraw. It was
clearly brought out that the program
of mental hygiene is large;
ly one of education ami the teather
should by all means endeavor
to understand the child's behavior.
Our next meeting will be
held May 3rd. Our parent-teaehter
I meeting will also be held on the
same date.
YORK COUNTY
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
York, S. C.?The last meeting for
this school year of the York
County Teachers' Association was
hotct" at "thc"Krrrrm:tt (Scott High"
school, Hock Hi 1, ton a.m. Saturday.
The attendance was not as
large as usual, however a very appreciative
group was present. The
program consisted of annual reports
of the secretary And treasurer,
who acclaimed the most successful
year of the organization
by reporting the many accomplishments
both l'inatun:tHy--an<f profcasionally
of the organization. The
highlight of the meeting was the
annual address of the president
Principal 1). .M. Zimmerman ol
JefTlYerson high school, York. He
took his subject "We And Our
Work". The teacher, his place in
I society, and His work wSsTftdt*
oughly analyzed by the speaker.
Some very startling however .significant
and informational facts
was brought out concerning the
status of S.t gro fMiuation in York
county. The president closed his
address by making a very emphatic
challenge to the teachers of the
county.
j County' Su))t. Wilkerson was a
visitor at the meeting. He made
remarks concerning many things
about the-teachj.v s and th ir work
expressing his sincerity in doing
I nil ho can for the improvement of
' Bchool conditions in the county.
! The officers of the association
having performed their respective
, duties so well and to the satisfaction
of all concerned were all rtI
elected to serve another year.
I Delightful refreshments we're
served under the supervision of
Miss Addie McLendon the Home
Economic teacher .of Ennnett
| Scott.
| LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL
J I'rol. L. I). Kradley, 1'iincii^tl i
| Tin* srhola-tic work of t )t< I. ? i |
, i is moving i11 >nvr nicely. The j
faculty airi student boiy art* enud
to have Miss Luc-ill'' Tillman, a
'* member of tlie' 'faculty' hack r:
, school agar., after beit g out for
several days clue to'iline-s caused
by her thmat. Dutine her. absence '
iipr vacancy was fille 1 l.v M,-v
r J. V. I'< ar-on. A lew vv-? k.- ac< . i
the entile st.'hiit holy .vva-' given i
the tubercular test, and out of
ihose examined u() or iiior ' per j
cert were lound to have ilu- gcim; .!
so on iastr Thursday, April s,
hose chilkicn vvc; e giv n an XRay
examination so a- to have ail
' necessary treatment. Libia the:
help we're leeviyir.g ff?ua the uuberc.ular
assoejntieii. we car i ud,
ily see why We- shouM continue to
do as We have dune in jear.* past
to bey, seals.
During thf. observant' "f A'< y
National Health. Wee!:, ti e ftu-uky
*?vas uivified . into gioup-, a-r.d
.'ommur.itv wa- divided it.i ?
:ion- so.-as to make it ( ;-. v.!' 1
for them, to visit ' aclv homo in. tit,; 1
. ommunity. In. t hi - way nana
than (200) two hundred sixty i.om-.-'
.'S Were.visited anil it : pi eted. The
majority ol' ti.tin we;c fwitiid to >'
lit* .in a very pha-nig- condition.)'
With the advice at.d instruction !
driven to them or. ck-auiiness by
the inspectors all promised Vmakc
an improvement b".'ore timed.
: for .the inspectors to Jim-" <'" '
second .trip. .
Tile Ileaith proyranv' that wn.-:.
had in chapel on l-'iiday a.,joining. :
April V, ir. charge of- Ui prtf '.u:
committee, Misses. M. <). J?>:us.:j
Elizabeth Britton, and Octav.a
Clark was Very-(food. The pi<>- ..
gram was us follows:- Master of
jcremony, Prof. L. D. Bradley;
song?"America;" .grayer; scrip:.i
ie leading; Soitaf?"hov. I .if ted
.Me." Exercise by. iir.-t a mie in. _
charge of Mis? Clark, Beading-Miss
Britton. Exercise by third 1-;
grade in charge of Mist* Jones.!
Introduction of speaker, l iof. V.. ]
Thomas of Kingstree, S. C. Address?J)r.4
W. F. WiHoijn'hly of 1
Englewooij, X. J. The. main speaker
on -projrnnn, Dr. W. F. Willough j
ly is a melubeivof Board of. Health j
of Englewoo.l, X". J. ar.d a jcrsonal j
menu oi l)r. .J. ATT MITToh (7fH\
Kings tree', S. C. Prof. Vannio.'
Thoma- who also made soma time- | 1
ly, l?nt interest injr it-marks is the 1 .
Farm. Demonstration agent,. of
Williamsbm gh county. Prof.,
I'radky att< r 'V-d th(. Flon fee Co. g
teachers nui-ting.-that \va- Vi?-1.1 in i
Florence otcVaturday. lie reports J
thab^ibvtr'fin'ferc tit discu-sion* an i '
reports were very interesting. |
THE ROYAL rOLI.F.GIANS j
The Royal Coll-gkirs are still j
keeping pace with the modern |
swing. Monday night, Aio-il 1J. .
the weekly .meting was held at i
the spacious ami lovely Ivor,to . of .
Mr. T.o-js Ilollman. 2\'W) P<-nd!o- i
ton street, with?Mm?d-aripa-s r.s
hostess. The netting wa* railed
to order by the president. After
our formal opeping with a song
led hv Mr. Smith, the Lo'*Pray'
ers wore rcp'ated in eonoc!. I
minutes were read, but not adopted
<!ue to the fact thatthe'e wer*'
gome unfinished business 51. ndirg.
Mr. Scott, our efficient sec-el a ry
topk chair and gave a b;-'-f
iwy.nf all th,. elub-c business during
the few months. Go. W.
I Epps, chairman of the soei.il comJ
mittoe gave a very accurate re
;iort. mo meeting a? a whole
was one of the best we've had
recently. Mi-. W. W. Ilolloy. Co-.
Ittmbia youngest colored business j
'man was the only member absent. ;
: He has a K gal excuse. Stop ' by
and see his modern Fuunerni'i,
I Parlor some time, corner senate '
j and House Sts. The president ap- 1
i pointed a I.oohout Committee.
| Namely. Messrs Poykin. Scott and
' Sims. You will hear from them ;
.through this paper. We wish to
I thank our many friends for .the
1 n.ardc U'- l AilCivn l - - -
,.i. J.vv nv>( i iMilA-1 IU.J"
social of March 2<ith. We moot
next Monday at the home of Mr. .
Sims on Senate St. '
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- ST. JAMES A.M.13. -CHI L IU II -r!
Rev. H.IJt. Thompson, Pa-tor ' 1
J rain prevtfilcd in this mountain ci- :
ty for a large part of the day on
the past Sabbath. However,. _i.n
the cheivh s.hool a laru'e crowd assembled
for the study s?P .the
lesson whose subject was "The Sin '
of Adam and Eve.".'. \ continued 1
j lisintr tide of interest ami oithusi
asm is in evidence as the lessons j
j for' the se.ond Quarter. j_
j __Mornimr service began witJh a
large congregation worshipping
' 1114* !>1" \je ;. ')>' ; Ur : v ol 1>\\;
cur pa-tor fiom the subject: "God
i the Great F?. : .!<or. from j
Psalm 91:2. "With interest .t.h.e
congregation received this message
and appropriate mu-ic hv otir sen
ior choir lifted the atmosphere to a
a new level Mary visitors shared
i in the worship and welcome was. 4
extended to tho.m . ,
j ..Because of the man;, requests
i that rntno. tin1 .Im.im i^nir repeat '
ed the pant ant w hi- h was present- |
ed at dawn on .I'asUr- -Sflabbath
I morning past.. ami .v.: low!'.
1 dienee witnessed the presentation ;
with spellbound interest. The cast";
performed in .an . cn< raordinarv. j
way. Visitors were too numerous j
I The District Conference report ]
was made by mi * t velve c.n?>: a'in
who were assigned to this duty 3
weeks a no. The goal was reached,
and < 'iv pastor and deb :r ' !
| on Wednesday morning for Mor'
1 'In- 'ov 'Vrence is
I being held. Warm commendations j
came to the captains and Entire j
congregation from fthe "pastor -for
; this successful achievement along
with the regular duties and current
obligations of our church. __
1 N O TI C E !
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