The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 15, 1937, Page Page 8, Image 8
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our appreciation
lor the kindness shown us
during the illness and dehth-y of
K - our dear one, James Bailey; also
for the beautiful floral tribute,
K Mrs. JULIA BAILEY, wifi
and family.
K LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Prof. L. I). Bradley, Pricipal
The operetta and play tha,t \ya<
had on last week May 3., 5. ant
K. 7, by the Primary and Elemen
?. tary grades was presented eacl
night to a crowded auditorium
and all were very good. During
| chapel exercise Tuesday, May Itl
f the following members of the has
r ket ball and baseball teams won
I , awarded by Prof. J. E. Mohan.
Robert Earl Martin, Capt.; Jas
Graham, Leodus Bracy, Ben Urn
R ham, Woodrow Wilson, Dodgj
* Daniels, Joseph Wilson and Beau
II u
t iiaiiuau.
v The program that was had 01
Sunday May. t), was as follows:
Processional; music, gloo club
Scripture, Rev. J. -F. Pearson; In
vocation; music, g'ce club; Set
mon, Rev. D. W. Washington; mu
sic; collection ?announcements
music, -glee club; benediction, re
cessional.
We are working hard and tryinj
to raise it sufficient amount o
funds in order to bd able in anoih
er year to-provide a biHiding si
that we can have a Home Keen
omic and Manual Training depart
ment for the ischool boys an<
girls.
On Sunday, Mr. Mallie McDon
aid a patron of the school wa
the first to contribute $1. tuwan
the cause. During the program 01
Sunday at the school auditorial!
each church with its 'member;
was given a table.
Wesley M. E. church, pastor
Rev. J. Pearson had lalde No.
in charge of Messrs Jones- inn
T> n ?1 nl c C' l! O t
A/ouiCl-~'| I V|)U1 IVU ?p"?Oi
House of Prayer, pastor Rev. \V
Smith hail table .Nu. - ni ehargt
ijt: of Mr. Rouse, reported .$ 1.00. .
St. James A. M.E. church, pas
tor Rev. L). Washington had tabh
No. 3 in change. of Mr. 10. Kaddj.
Thomas and O Wilson, reporlei
$6.70. Total amount collected wa17.01.
Monday night the play entitled
"The Path Across thy li"i
was presented by .the high- schb'in
charge of .Mis- Rracy aSsi-ten
by Miss ' IB itto-n. It was "pel f. , "
and held the audience ..spel.!-!-<?u'iid.
All- charav tor.-, in this j>lay mod
to be praised as well as thp-.c
in charge.
The program Tor class day 11
of May at 11:30 o'clock was wry
interesting.
, The many friends of Mrs.
P. Pearson will be glad t<> know
that she is still improving in t!
Sanders hospital, Florence." S.after
having undergone- a ina,'..r
operation.
SPARTANBERG NEWS
Mr. Claude Sparks of Atlanta,
Georgia arrived, lit Sp?rtnnb.;rg on--'
Thursday, May 7. at >'< p. m'..~ivluxwas
a guest of Mr. Royal Si'v<"
s> After ioaving the hotel tit p. m
Mr. Simc and Mr. Spat ks mot. -red
to a ba?eball panto played by th<
Highland Reds and the A :stin
Blacks. The. game'was enioye.i t..
the highest. After leaving tie1
game we motored to the home of
_ the charming Mi*-= Alma Snott!-/
After leaving the home of Miss
V Snottie we '.ft/itlcd a silver tea a'
the home of Mrs. Walker where v.met
the charming Mlsse- llawo;
Cur tan, Essie Young,. Itla Smit .
Louise Hill there was repot tod ;.n
enjoyable evening. . After? whieii
we retired.
On Friday morning at 8 p. m.
Mr. Sparks and Mr. Sims umpire .
over tjie entire city ?>f Sparta.
Duip. ami at -i:"W p. iv.. they wcri
seen at a May Festival at the
May Festival at Cumminic St r??-t
schr/ol v here they met the facility*
of Cumming Street school art* the
entire senior c!a-?. After .leaviny
the May Festival we joined pai
ty at the home of Mr. Joe* ftpen.
Mr. Sparks seemed t" have made
a I t iTrr-Tnrrrrr-t^
Resthg sat in day. we ai o < :e
Iy Sumiav morninj? and vi-.'t<-?!
the Sundry school and mnrniny
d rvotions of the Thomp-nn Street
Baptist church. Mr. Spark- was
Welcome i to the Sun ay -cf.oo! !
the Sup\. There we met Mr. Jo'hr.
Coleman and Mr. .Charles Fioean
Then they motored to the home of
Mr. Sims 'V>r dinner.
After 1 eaviny the home of Mr.
u Sims we formed a party copi'i-tiny
" o'f the following: Coleman, ITurstev.
Sparks, Chestnut and Sims and
motored to the Citv of Lnivmy
there we met the chatm.'nir..Mis^eGrace
Sims, Ruby Xorris. Helen
Curton, Thelma Beatty, Amapia.
Booker. This was reported an enjoyable
afternoon. /*
We also motored to Buffalo a.i. '
there We met a host.of friends. We
.... returned^to?Spart-ardurry -and -re?
tired for the night. On Monday
eve.ninc Mr fV.'lnninn Vvaric
Woflfard, Sparks and Sims, vi-itid
the homo of tho charming Miss
Orca Bagwell. After loav ing the
f homo of Miss-Bagwell we vent to
the home of Mr. Storison FoWlor
for the regular Esqu're mooting,
t After leaving tho meeting wo motored
to' the Blue Garden Inn filial
party which wo enjoyed to th<
highest. After the party we rei
i tirec/.
On Tuesday morning Spark-\
left for Greenville, whore the entire
Esquire Social club met him
Tuesday night and enjoyed the
? music of Fat's Wjaltors. Your
reporter has been Mr. R. L, S.; for
1 more news tune in next week, stall
tion ESC. M M
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE LEADER
LUfelit
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IN M KM OK IA M
In sad but .li/ving memory o
our lov ng. daughter and sister
Miss Kstelle Sumter who passe*
front labor to reward May "7, 11*27
Ten yeais of nianv -changes
Ana our hearts are sad to part,
liut ueatcst loved eT.e all thes
change s,
I'aanot keep you from our hearts.
As tittle goes by. We miss yb
v tm>re. j. ~
1 Your loving voice and sittilin
fact*.
i forget yov.? No' \ve~ never will.
We loved you then. we. love yo
i still.
1
. |>eares.t,We jtave parted,
put not forever shall we be;
Sleep on Lstelle and take thy re?
i'he angel's voice wi'il call i
some'day to he With thee.
Mother, -Sister ami 11 rot he
V \JKKN Vl'KLlC SCHOOL MAN
; May M.' lt'o7 A happv l'catui
' the latter putt of the month *
1 April was a series of beneiit pel
... ' >. niartees given by l.Ueky Kohcrl
; fid h's Society hpttei tainei s i
\ ,u_i"-ork ( it-y. Quito a neat- sin
. .s' realize*! from their very et
, .client musical9 rendition-. T1
I I'aeultv. natri.'ns and inm/l- >
yiyatly appm-ialivo for the o '
: tioiuil ii.U'K'st shown. I?y AI
belts a.ui his approbation t
ii . Athen. Public sehooi in n in;
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' Tab pnrciit-toachor nssociatio
hi it- hist moot ins; nf the >'<'0
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MT. OLIVE A. M. L. ( III KCII
Lt >. .i.-A. (i am hie, Pastor
The Sunday -. haul opined at
the usual hour with Stipl. Domiiiifii.
.aii'i "i.is 'i"vai Win xci s at
their' post. Jieviiw hy licv. I'.
I h ooks.
After devotional V?y Bio. \V.
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'uc 'that \. i!l lii.jjei lotijf wilh
those that were present. One
:.it.ed with the chureh.
Miss Bessie Mae Martin. j?n I
Mr. Ia'o Biry Wheeler were joined
in wedlock in the afternoon, the
H v. (iambic cotuluclin^ the ceremony.
Friends and relatives of ..Mrs.
Mary Estidle Mayors rejrret ilearn
of her pa-siny in Coluiiibia.
Her retnaihs were brought to
Prosperity, where she was funcralized
bl' Rev. J. A. Gamble.
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'TABERNACLE: BART. CHURCH
f j Rev. Win. Watson, Pastor
. ! S. ,S. at the. usual hour conducti
ed by ?upt.? Mr. U. Bradley. A
short program was rendered after
the reassemble.
\ At ll:0u a.m. preaching sevice
hcgap. Rev. Watson preached a
great Mothers' Day' sernton. At
:.'?0 the pa-tor preached at the
Rleasant View Bapt church.?
u BY IT at -1:45 with a very
coo.I prog rain. j...
j. At 7 o'clock the pastor preached
another soul stirring sermon.
General collection for the day was
u *7 l.Pl>. . . ' ~7 :
WINN SBOltt) NEWS
The Ladies B. F. C. had its nnt
hual mooting at the home of Mrs.,
i- K.' Mobley. The meeting was at
Tin conducted by the president.
Alter the opening the program
'' committee took charge. Paper by
Mis. Eugenia U'abh; paper by Rev
^ Hilton, subject "Life is I ike tijviv
. ><>!<> I.y Ait s. Uaml)k; short I
t. .;;ik l>y Itev. JK('ulloutrh; solo by
)l .Ma ilcrmair Jtuk>oii; solo by
t- M.s. Aba lioulwji'ro; short talk by
t?i iin" President, Mis. F. II. Starks.
it 1'M'iy three inmiths this club
I, ; iclui.-i s s/'titctiiii.j with the won.'
< y lit treasure. .Some of the tm'inK
bet's r -ceive stiyar, white homeid
: tut tires t's etc.
Ice cream ami fake was si'i'V\V
we're }i'la<l to Ititvc lie v.
" ii\iittj, ?ho nuule timely remarks.
? Ait. ZiON B \ I'IIS T ( III lit II
, Rec. .). \. Taylor. Pastor
S. ('... May 11th?
y "e: vice at I I o'clock. He-V. A.
I . Mavis accompanied b.y others t
. kl!"d tlm tcifprt. Key. Davis j*avt* >
a' i vory ii >|di inc.'* eimoil.' 7:.*>(> p. 1
it rn. cveuir.: \vyi ship be?rnn.. Seri
i: >11 hy tin1 ilaMor. Four cundi- 1
1 ' es .Wi re feei IVefl.
1 S i; S I'lil'llFN A. M. K. ( III K( 11 1
Hi>\. D. V Wi.lsoii, Pastor
i . uuday. .'day nth was-a heautli.
in! day; d lie ' -en' ice's and music
j ' ' .Aerv" iinpKessive. all to tilt
i ". M?-? tiers' Day. Subject '
i j -u me--ae'e '".li -iis tould lint for- '
love of, 11 is mother."
\in>'iio lhe visijoi^, we're Mrs. '
Sc. eiis^ ' Mrs. Ktlna i
jo an. ,>i I'.rooKS,. ,\l is> liar- c
. . :#n lii.'.'iv.v Mr. James Grant (
Ii lin i<- .MihVio "Uutli Grant "all j
I ; 'iii i liai leston; Mrs. Mary \
j i V> ;ut n; Ohio; Mr. and
; Mi.-. Ma--iy ?>.l" Marion; Mr. (Ira
i Ainliias; Mi s Stella Small, >
j iiiii; -; ,Mrs. Washington ajful Mrs. I
? * _r!v] children of Hethel
I ei.'.troll.. Wo were glad to sou so '
. ; : y v'a- i t hi s..
At 1 :-* <! unite a 'crowd went to '
. i. ill .ii i). ('tii' pastor attain a
. a hod' a noble sermon in th<5 !
'memorial services for ltro. Scott. I
The S. S. and f.oamio had in- 1
? ; imv - ? - ions.
At t.iuht the special program in 1
iii.'or of mothers was piosenUd. 1
Mr.' Alex Aiford1, Jr., master of ^
. monies.
Ms. Flossie Wilson and'. Mrs. (
Si hie ' Alston. are hack from Scl- (
and reports *a yiand session..*.,
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J i vvv y :-el nu'ii. \Ve
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i-a -11 i |?? _ After. services j.
ith<- -.vinprogram -was icn- t
Mrs. J-!. Primus, actiny .Mis-* |
i.f VfjvM'.ojii'os. I*:i!?* r in 1)0- |
i Ititir of Stewardess flourd, Mrs. I) v
: >'t jMarevia Willi.im.
I'm-!.'.., Mr. M. U. RaiHli.ll, Mrs. t
; S. P ni't'V. ('oiiiiii. tt."r i?n Re oluI'idii,
Mrs. Ophelia Riley, Mrs. ^
j s.''i rr.li Wa hiryt'in and Mr*\ PearR i
; i,- j'.ru-!: h'-rc." f,; inii .Yid M:s. Anr;i"
I/. P u t lase. StewTfrde-, Air. y
W;.-li;-irion. j
W." have !>< ( it voi v much con- .
j fi;?c j i hi- v.vok. The Mr. ;L|)d Mrs \
llMinnc I-a Iters ;i:: . .Mrs. I Van .
| <; iixiny, aii' 1 family h.'-t their"
! 1'o'n.eij jtnd all of its crintcj.its by
..f'tne Saturday night and the
oHict;(Sunday morning*. The Mis- n
or.tnijs are hard at work, and ''
ah have been done. Meeting held
at the tome of Mrs. Ella Fields, 8
Mrs. 1.. 15. I!Hey presided.
The \Y. 11. an.. F. M. Sunbeams n
rendered a progianv for Mother's b
Day. Mis- Ho/mice Primus pre- f
sided; it 'was erijoved bv all pros- b
nt. ' h
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Williams a
entr tained with a social in honoi
of Mrs. Marl? Waahrngton last 9
week. j
M PALMOTTO Lfc/JJHR
MT. ZION A. M. EL^ilUKCH
Rev. \V. I'. Carolina, Pastor
Sellers, S. C.?Sunday school opcned
at the usual hour, with the
Supt. and hs co-workers at their
post'of * duty. The?lesson-' was
beautifully discussed throughoutout
the various classes and a
i splendid review was given by Bro.
1 J. L. C.rosland.
At 11:00 a. in. service began, the
paster selected his text from the
l.r>:1() of Paid'* T.i?tti-r to llebrewIle
usee., a subject "A Piece of
Paulas Ai^liable Biography' and a
Transpose to Ours." The pasto?
preached as never hefor". The
spiritual tire was. -burning -ftjgh in
jydt would have --enused you to
th'r.k about old times, had yo'u
been here. We are glad the Lord
is restoring his health back to him
again that he may continue bringuich
messages as he brought Sunday.
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Sellers Chapel Baptist Church
Rev. J. S. Hall. Pastor
Sunday was a' re*d letter -.ay at
Sellers'Chapel Baptist church Sunday
school opened at 10:00 by the
Supt. and co-workers at their pest
[of duty. The lesson was discussed ,
through the classes and then nive- !
ly reviewed by the pastor, which
was enjoyed by all. At 12:.'l0 thepastor
ascendo. ' th.. I'lwfinm ?-:iu
Rev. J. W. Evans accoiupaning
him. Tlie ser.pt ure lesson was'
read from the Gth chapter of Isaja.h.
hey inning at the 1st verse thru the
si.ii which was enjoyed. Row Ilall
-elected his text from 2nd Cor.
nth chapter and the 1st and the
latter clauses of the 2nd verse.
Subject: "We Must Move out pi
This Old House." He preached a
-n il stirring sermon and was highly
eiijoye., by every one.
At .'R.'IO we reassembled -to-wit-'
iiess the message from Rev. Philip
of Spring Branch church and
lis congregation. The scripture
. -son was read by Rev. Hall from
he 2nd chapter'of the 1st hp's tic '
lf-rfst" John. It was enjoyed too.
[lev. Philip selected his text from
lie 24th chapter of St." Matthew
nid the 17th verse. Subjdct "1'iuiare
to Meet Thy God."
-HELENA NEWS
On t.-.e sick li'st arc Henry Ray.
A'ill Steward, Lelia Erye. Corne-lia
Icmvrick, Willie M. Roodcr.
The.Good Will and Workers club
>f Helena. S. G.?May 12. 1P.T7-the
lab met Friday at Ui? home' of
tlrs. Rojib, beginning at- 4:-'?0 o''hick.
President. Mrs, Mary E.
Ireen. Secretary, Mrs. Olla Wades,
t will meet at the same place next
Vt'l'K.
The ball game between Helena-,
in. 1- Gary Land's boys was played
Saturday. The boys ?.*f Helena won.
lelcna-10; Gary Land 0.
School Garden
Wc are doing fairly well with
>ur garden though the* weather
ia< been cold and windy, we have
i very nice garden, started. We
lave white potatoes, English
leas, sweet potato slips! near ready
< set out, okra, cabbages, onions.
I! ., half acre of corn plowed out,
ead.v to hoe; have, set out six
ows of tomatoes, plante.l butteri'
ins. We are still., planting.
.Vateh us, we hope we will have
.nod lock' by the help of th,. good
.brd if n<; had luck, wcv.ill be able
o feed th(. children the next year,.
\'.ways look to rear some g iod
111'111 u>. n t' arc worK.ing
ailiifill. Will let- you hear from
is again.
WKI.ERVJI.l.K A.M.E. CIll H( II
Rev. M. M. Thomas, Pastor
Parler, S.C.- Sunday was a beau
iful day for all church goers. The
Sunday school openo at 1:30 by
're Supt., Bio. \V. A. Grayton.
\fter the regular devotional cxer-es
the teachers took charge of
'.e classes. Tli?. lesson \va> re*
iewed by the Supt. - Later <?ur
instor came before us with a
trong message, his text was t'aken
rom Isaiah .'is 1. "Thou Shall
surely Pie." After the wonderful
ioniif/n wa- preached there were
'our to" connect themselves to.the
hurch of God. We had. i'n our set *'t*es
Mr. an<l Mis. Pincknev Pnlner
f.oni (>ijin^ehur^,. S. ('. Mr.
md Mrs. John fhmepart an < the.ir
T^dren^n^iMAj^u^^ _
tors: come in <Uoves and dozens.
?riiiK your ft i<-n?Is and all your
ou-ins. We also had a rally. The
tames its -follows:
Club No. 1, Mr. D. A. Thomas
1 1.25; ( In!) Xo. 2. Mr. Kd ie
Thomas $2.00; Club Xo. d, Mrs.
.e.s-ie Shuler $11.20; Club Xo. 4.
drs. Maud bull $15.20. Other
unds were taken up; The total
mtouni for the day $4G.'J7.
UAVRY NEWS
--The; 52 nd nnim'Ci'sai'.V of the
?t. Paul baptist church which was
leld last week was enjoyed by all
he attendance. All thP churches
timed out in full. We haveh't
icard the reports from Sunday.
>ut the 3 night services on last
veek, they raised $3G.OO.
Mr. and Mr-. .Jessie Peay gave
heir Mothers a most dclicnnis
inner on 'yesterday. They had <
>esido the. r mothers, Mr. John \
'cay, and Mr. \V. M. James, their
others, Mr. and Mrs. John Cohn,
Jr; and Mrs. Sam McMaster and
lis mother, Mr, and Mrs. Willie
leCuIlough, Mrs. Hester James |
It. Charlie James, Mr. S. W. and
diss Mbttie Belle Peay, Mr. Jot i
aldwelT and three children. She
erved chicken, rice, potato salaJ. i
lacarona ami cheese pie, sweet j
eas, ce tea, ice cream and cake. |
The Annual Mother's Pay pro- j
ram was sponsored at Brown's \
ihapel A. M. E. church Sunday j
ight. Th,, program was enjoyed j
y all, especially the boys' quartet
rom out of town. They are worth
earing. If any one desires tc
ear theni write Mrs. Millie Peay
ddress, Lowrys, S? C.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHI HCfl
Rev. II. E. Hardin, Pastor
Sunday, May !>t!\ was a very
beautiful day for church poors,
an,', they certainly did, availed
themselves of the opportunity in
cominp to' Valvafy.
The Sunday sch.ool was opened
at the usual hour, with Snpt., M.
J. McCorkcr presiding. The various
classes were taupht by - their
I'esjncl ivd feaeh'ers.
The adult y'ass was tamiht by
. Pro is.rar- M+44?rv?(+e pr.ve "Us"
some very, impressive, remarks op
the lesion. Tap lesson was reviewed
by the pastor, wh'ch was,
very Rt'od. ?-c .
Brother Miller conducted the
levotioral services.
The hour hnvlnp a"pnved for
preach injr the pastor mounted the
rostrum with a burning: and in
spivinp message.
I JAMES BUTT
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The text was taken from Exo
i its 20:12 Honor thy father am
! lhv mother, that thy days 'may bi
j long upon the land which the Lori
J thy God giveth thee. The speake
used the theme: "God is Estima
it ion of Mother."
A strong appeal was made to thi
young1 people to obey the :nstruc
tions of their mothers.
r.OLDVlLLE NEWS
St. Cowell 1st Baptist Church
We had a grand Sunday schoo
| lesson. Class No*. 1 teacher was
present; class No. 2 absent. Th<
j iesson was taught bv the Supt.
-Mrs. Emma Lee Satterwhiti Rev
I R. L, Satterwhite preached a won
derful Mother's Day sermon las
night, also preachc\.? in Bclmoun
Baptist church. Text St. Matthev
' 10th chapter.
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