The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 22, 1937, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, May 22, ii)37
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Mr,1 ami Mts, ilirbert ljiser o!
1721 M ayiiv street. ieli the vity
\Yeilnesday for .New Harnrrt?nn,lt:,~
wlu'.V they will -n.nd t.iL- summer.
.Men wish lor them. a pleasant
stay.
.Mrs. Curiae Urown of New York
t'ity; Mi. and Alls. J. Cooper al>u
Mr. Tlinias Fineh of Kir.^ville motored
to St. Matin w - on Saturday
and spent a very p'easant afternoon
til tin: home of Mr. and Mis
Julius Utt.
Mi. and Mis. .). K. Wauls ol
'.Yashin,1: t i:i. C. C.. h - alV "
trip iiooie* ai'Ur visiti;.-^ their lather.
Mr.-.I. 15..Lewie and sister Mis.
Harry'(Jooihvin. .Mrs. Nettie Lane-I
ston. Lee. prominent soeiely nfa ]
tron of W'a hinjitun, 1 >. Iaeroni
pani-d the Mauls. c*he is 1 U !
g?i and daughter of I he late Join |
M. I.ar.gstou, U. S. Congressman
from V irginia and niece of J. C. j
Napier, former register of. t'eas!
ui'vX'. The parly made ' soveial
Stops in Noxlh -Carolina n fore returning
to Washington. Mis. I,eo
was the house guest of Dr. an<i
.Mrs, It. A. Everett'while hire,
ESTHER, Till; liKAl ilFlT/^'
QUEEN
Esther, the beautiful qu.vn a
sailed dramatic cantata will be
presented at Second Calvary, i'.ap-j
tist church, Monday evening,. Mhy
.31 at 8:3t) o'clock.
A group of small girh, a group
of boys, king's guards and pagvs J
queen's maidens and a t iiorus of }
thirty voices-compose ilia cast ul
this lovely cantata whi> n you can- |
not ait'ord to miss.
Don't forget the date. .May 31.
.M A Y lit KEN CONTEST AT
I MON HAI'TIST .MONDAY !
There will be a May Queen Con- |
test givcii lor the beiieiits of the!
auxiliaries at. Union llypt. church j
Monday night, .May lI. i/.'37 at 8
o'clock: Admission ,10c.
Directed by Mis. 1.. S .xith ami!
Mr. 1.. K. Swit/.iv. lb.v. 1.. C. j
Jenkins, pastor. *
It. T. \Y. i'KESENTs
JOHN W. WORK t IIO.HI S !
The Hooker Washington liigii .
school will prose vt the John Wo a (
chorus in its tifiii annu.il re.itai j
at the township aiaiito nun on I
Sunday, May 33 at 6:30 p.m. The |
chorus is made , up of more titan
300 1 voices l epro-or.ting', .h'- jnnior~aiul
senior elapses, Tito churn
like the. man for whrnn it is ntii.t- j
in, nas as us 'purpose, tue eoiier-1
tiun anil preservation b; ^egr*
spit ituals.
The program this year will b j
under tlii- diieeiit'ii of. all.Reynold!
Seott, director ol' musie in .li:i |
School. It wiU include a group oi'i
spirituals that have been arrangedl
by man who took ilv m down I
just as. they are .-ting or. St. Ilei -1
! lia Island,. Tluy are lad I s IJieakj
iiread Together Un Our l\ne<-s;
MnVif lln.l A .. >.! i O. "A '
j >> ??i'- r |
The i^tars. Other munbcs wiii i?i?!
Circat (.rcltin' Up Morning and!
View The Land. The- oetelle win
sine: King Jos us Is A Listening;
Every l ime i Kei 1 Tim . Spirit;
I'm Going To Travel and CJo Down
Moses.
To help defray the -ex[-elites a<
. silver offering will he. taken. Vi in
public is cordially invited to this
' recital.
KKON/.KMI.N SOf I M (Till
The semi-monthly mi oting of
the lironzunen social club Was
hold at the home Of Mr. dim Williajns
on the night of May 17th.
The meeting was opened by the
president with piayer by Mr. Williams.
The minutes of the last
meeting was read by the secretary
ami adopted by the club. Aftei
collection iff dues the various committees
made their respective imports
pertaining to the semi-annual
plans laid befoYe the club in
previous moeting.
The president made a long and
eloquent -perch on "Teamwork",
followed by the ehaiinion jwho
spoke 011 "The Necessity of Good
Business in Organization". The
meeting was very- constructive to
the members and the club as- a
whole.
Barbecued chicken on toast .with
beer was served by the host. Next
meeting will ha held at the home
of Earl Mayo.
Earl Mayo, reporter.
MEDICAL STCDENTS RETURN
CAROLINA (O i l ON l'K KKRS 1
AM) ('IIA*. LINDSAY'S Oft- I
( III.SI R vS TO ilhOlN lOl RS
SOON
A he . ill;-, N. ('. 'I !i.. la/.d ,,!
the k<<ul;ii;j? A;aoiiey aiuiuunc
L'.S t:.:U?It '.v .it I t r tVi'?I><mi1.11! :.'5?Irrt?
Liii.iU-- l.iii'i-.i,. s ij phie Uirlu'.-li.t
an * 'liit- l aiii.iiiti t uTTTTP"
i'i.-Jvv i\iiiv. ai ? t.t.a raaUii.t.* plan.,
lur their siuni-iur t >11 .-> i . .i Noiih
( ati-oil ('ai'oiina and tki,
M; ill.* U ih' .Je>Sla II. ii ,i i.*t*u'iv,
Aliriv, I*. O. i#?*x lliil. Aslk-v .lh\
N<>i ill Caiulin.i.
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NiT^S.i l Ti L \l \|. ORI.LNLLft
(RoiNNi 0 ;.ii.->s r
CORONATION
--'I'll.' li./ikh t'oumaikn was not
the i'liiy u. e ia. ? Week. Snlurua}
aiU-iis-.m tin.' Deiio !aL l'aeulty
v. itu l'sje i ,i nt ami ai.r.<.~: SSiHt-frs.i.'i
ILaii and Alia. Smith and the'
mil ill. Iii'dv Kd Ly Air. Ct.ark'.s
iiiinii I'll ?m i?l iho Student'
! i.'.uii'il v. iija-.-M d i.jto .c-: o\vnin>?
ui ..Miss Jiii.'ie .Maui Ui'iii'iilii' as
" ' I.-- L' i'" i' i ii" <| ' < ' mis .
ciuwriai in the rctirina: .ipiyin,
Mi.s.s Anna l.mi Duller. . Ail - Naomi
Xeal ail i- .Miss -Dfirijlliy Jackfoii.
the SVijih liiit.'i i- and !'iv d-'
mail eandi iate.- that rail, fur tin
Iiuiiu'r, were tile attendant s ul 111-1
.Ma.ioMy.
I'lli--lua.-.ti.'f! perip.'iiini.i.0 <il
lloi Ma lest-y's eourt led . |.y .Miss
lllaiuiio C'i ai;f p: e'-ei.ti -I -a eoiu'iTtll
speitUtdo lor 11. r' ' Majesty's- .eh
j-'".intent. '
M iss (Irei-ideo hails t'roiri. ].?elt'on
S. C; S:..- is a nieir.ber oi the V
W : C.A. i-ahlv'lei irrrrKsin-1> lai.y i> 1
till' Jtirioi* (Mass.. Mho' ia:).e ti
I It'll/- 'irt la.-1 Soptwniber 1'ioni Mot*.
j_is eoll'-cj. and r??ph.ly adva-mod to
tli.' place o|' 1 a r.-liij' ol' tlx-, student
body..
. The best, val i - an animal ,? veirt
-ptvusore'd by t'.;e Y. AW and. Y. M.
('. A's. in honor '>i' |h fn t :l tit em's
Founder, that y 11 at .pihiaiy. ii, opi >i . j
M>s. IJ. A. Hem .diet oi : j T..\',doil? <-. j
Klio e Island.
To Mrs. M. -M. -.lottos ami Ml-i>.
.Ian WatK- i.e <- i. .< ! :e -s o}', the j
i'es'ival shorn! .' i.r.- 'i !ri*_y:i p'rai - j
es. (oi ilie 'p!i.: ."i-.ol t!u' oic.ision.
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IS ACt II AN IMS
The iba.ha'..1 i'.s si'/ial i nii? held |
i V? re :4 jiijji. pj.i.iy i\i i tiaa.- Moltday
isi^lvt at' the home- <d'- Mi^~.j
lioa.ri.e Obi... on ll.ar.f-Ti n-et
with Mis i (Joins ami Mr. la: '.V A.;
lii ow n ovir.y; a- ho.-t and iio.s-j
;TIh> house .Was. talo'il to V
by. the . i?io siiioai ami after-Irroj
devotional i'Xi ivis.s were ovvt the.
!>U.-\i:???SS iiif"iapt l-i.'-lU'ii; At';.
piun< for- -rife, annual an air wei
ilearcil up an.! la; invi'.niif. i - !
.-11 tl l< > 1 he lilt ljtb ' i|:\
The club has'' had a; May svui-e.-.?
ui year' ami' hope i<> have'
many 'more that will exfectl pivC
io'i y-iW.<. f ;.. j
This bcin.c,' the: la.-t ?:? * in,,- faf
litis s.-iiim! year, as : .n-h- the club '
c!? a, i': 1. a ti-lo to t <e. I i'lp
It c i-- i'o. the ii \t school year
The follow it it- oll'tee: s u ? i.e t iee.t, i '
ivi: .M-- I.T;' ' ortrr:?1
pi t side;.;; .Mi.-.' Mali a ft. iil.li,
>e. i .Mr. < i ? pa'USI,
as.- (Mailt -.e a tVa . : ...ttiy ;
Aeivs iitaper, i-'-'tt'a or; .'.i. .la:c
pit A.' lli o'. -iv. i\ ; : . It. i- .
ei irk llp-t-, til..plain a . i. .... lis to
I'l a:.; et.iiir.
May Gotl s e , J .: ij
Ullil'iW.N ililyi 14 - t f? i:iv.ir ...
; i:: ;> I foil. ihiiiiii . ..) tW > jull
ut:d ..-orli'ty at l;iI'W.
At this point tin- !. . ' :
i i . y t \ v I a <:> ii - . i'a d. ai'*
lor v. !?i h d ??> i:.-/ ;r.?i a:;; hi< r
was the tnaiii lVai'.no . :< n -l"
if 'tlit* <yvtiir.gv
We hid you a pha, ant '> .ua-i'|
and a happy ls'ill.
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lii,N]j)H ! "V t AlilNli'iS v
Ki.i:ci ni:i,Ki. \ i i:s
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?-~-r ~ _ ?
1 ho fiihiueis of tiu-. A.. d!. T . A.
and Y. W. C. A. met Sunday -af- ?
toi'ian'ti and Vie . ted Ai i - - Ad- 1
I Vif i >"!1 rrr i 11 i oliwood 11<I air j
l^aU's.i.u th? Kind's . [ malara toil-!
Mot;. ; . r I
IJilisSPeterson is sum i.:'i y i ' Ou
.ti 1?. ai l;.tit il.ih and }>r? <i.i?-: t ol
ihe Y. \Y. t'. A. Yin i - al-a an
oiustaiidir.K student, an a .! speah
or,, w.ih a wir.nia^ personality ami,
dmast atVairs' of today. . . I
Mi ,u' in-.
Junior 'las.' and ihamaiic club.
H_- is w.eil inton.itai, a keen thinker
a i l an eih dive-public .-luukor. jAir.
lo.s. 's piVdeccssol x at tile
confoivnee Mt.-sr.< Kzokie] Cllapj
t'll.* itii i Charles AleEady served:
on til Ixiry'.' AI i'ni-nl'a in Fa LI t uun- j
. iI. lt'do-'.ifi-'iiT 11'-p. rt ivt iy. Those I
who know says that Mi. Ross'i
tars'-aiv fright.
A secret.?ue s is that AU-':\ Pet- j
t'l'M.n will he the kest Bel.edict]
yjil to. si'ivo on the Southern Reg-.
.ional Council of the V. \V. t. A". . jl'rofes-ur
Finley of t'lie Music
dt pa' ! nu r.t is planning to attend
al ii I'li'iV sor CharleS Biown, who'
has keen invited as a special guest.!
UAIUO LITERARY |
AM) 'SOCIAL ( LI B
Once ayai.n we are Vnding you i
y reel ings irom the tuhes or radio,!
this time, broadcast in/ i';oni Tlx*!
Herman Smith, 121.3 Gregg street j
We opened with prayer hy Tube i
Roland Han is. then followed hy
Scripture reading and Bioi v< rsos,
after which we had a short |
session of tegular business -and i
ihen adjourned to meet with Tube J
Eugene Wilson, next Tuesday, 23 t
of May to re -lime our broadcast. |
So this news is from Station;
RLSC.
George A. Elmore,
Your Announcer.
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The Capital City welcomes the
return of David Chisholm of Froprmore,
S. C., Bruce McDonald, of
Sumter, S. C., James Minor Sullivan
of Williamston, S. C., William
H. Wilson of Abbeville, S. former
students of Benedict college,
Slate A. and M. college and Morehouse
college.
Maui ice S. Young and J. Boul'
ware of Irmo, S. C., former students
of J. (.'. Spj.i.th university.
E. McPherson 'of Orangebjug,
S. C., John Bull of St. Matthews,
Sr C., former students of Claflin
college. Corneliou* Block o f i
Georgetown, S, C.
ma.uki at;i*: annoi nckment
Alt-. Maty 1. Mack
antioiin;?s the maniaee of
her daughter
I';.uhno Heati'ice
to
adus J. Jamerson
Thursday twenly-liflh of March
"lie thousand , nine handled jjnd
Unity-seven
Ii; r.doi sonville, N. C.
At home after >
May 2i
K. U us -ell St. Extension
-t)i aii"c Imi'K, Sr
Till; i'almktto uiai ffel/ks
ll.ru has first hanqtkt
The l'alnutt.o ("hauceuts club of
Columbia, S. C., held it-- lirsi animal
baiXiiut Motalay eveiiiny: at
tlte iluli home, ldi'7 Walnut St.
Vou tiii say what you will ot
ma\ ; . M'lit people reading The
I'alnietto l.cadcr, its being: read
i i. w.i; . ian -. in tin1 hut r'sup MOm'thing
was said concerning flic
, i. b> . ui' the city being invited to
r!ii> ? >iand I ventuie to saj
that it wouldn't bo uxuggcratintr
i I w.jv t.<;- say a representative
was there from every club 111 till
ity.' Some cable to >ee what was
.oing- to be the'outcome, othcisi
eauie lor the good they might
have done., l?ul, in speaking of
i labs-ami their mixing is a problem
within itself.
l ai s wl n- parked over a block
Ion1*- on both sides..of the stieet,
. w . a!.>hg the block were dung
opt. 11,. while the old and .young
to.Sxt-d' oil. , .
"Soon- all the principal 1 members
f the iub .i.dnetl the president
ami.- his executive body, smiling
.a..; waving'. I.iu that isn't all, as
: a..sts-arrived they* were, met
o.: ,iiie vetniuia by the president's
and other ladies lor the oe',i.
ion, .Xi'ter ploasnati i.s, a while
w'a- spent in the receiving, room,
win t'e a tempting tepast was.sgrvtd
biivft style. During the entire
u.c n fisie was rendered by piecitliiio
and radio. The .house was
i .u.ti.uily deVotaled in green ami
><!!.ow. many' shaded lights being }
u <d. l ard tables Were placed ot
lb- in po.reh, in three rooms,"and 1
;h the hack- yatd..
?Sin.ri hill; y?ha / lit -I'll sa id abmit _
the sue ess and failure of litis won
. ,l ' 1?... ti '...I.... -i-.
v.* > 4 K*i 7* iU i. |>UI, *viuilUtl%Y lliyill
tire teal id. a ofiit-V was shown.
Life, \\ ith iis thousand voieos wail ;
big-. tjud exulting, reproving ami I
. :.aii i? t ailing upon us. Lot
us arouse and gird our soil" forth.'
ia.u I p and onward, and "Wakin.
, J>o awake to sleep no' itiore''.' \
dins eiub has made a start by ,
some of the leading men of the
idiy; s.oir.c people seem to have
in.' wi'eli- 'attitude of 'men when |
it (Toiue to a group with lel'erenco
tvi _if.j fnhrg side -ol' iv.-poii.-e.
ill; s are made and organized
lor dilfeieiit pui poses; therefore
lids cjun h:.i.< a- Duty and Destiny.
I low siaiige ai e we ill this mighty
..j'l-e; ; i j'l.ma.jnv of which we _
f" - i siI a pa t. did I _
[) . tne. w in.t I -iinillow was 1
la .iioa.'d titi;.-, in thought, eharac* 'I
l> V :: . 1 I!1 (liMimsiuiu-e : What
iT tiu- ? ] ;.tli> than had one to |
p<>\etty, another to wealth; one to i
;?ctf-r t<> oblivion; otto to i
i-. al subjugation,- another to
p !.. :val..i otUi ol? W'o "are taught ..
?? v" I'tiinil our duties and that
oiaeiiltk-.s and powers lie in the
iuin.Inn.n'? ?>;' <utir duty toward God
, iul num. For hole, each one is
' .mo.-o.I not only to be entitled
to but to be a t daily given "a
i nV eiian ? ." It is our boast
that in America "each holds' his
myliry in his own h&ttds". - This
i; indeed the very bieath of life
v illi v.iiii h this elnb house v-a'
Is ; n. It was the spirit of the
i.'iiyiim Fathers whin they took
tit. ir destiny ia their hands ami
i ! ,- ni! l'o. tin si? shows? it \vn< I
li.e .power that inspired' the natm'
the revolution when they
i'v'1 ?ti taxation without represents
i mi ami latin, lied this nation
M"-1 =
i nin. t.t. W hen opportunity is
he dead about by cn.st, race, that
eit.iis' a:..I ili'linction, a personal
responsibility for what an individual
r.iny become is not large, hut
when tiio pathway of oppnttunity
nri.K so five that all may walk
it with unlVtti lied feet.responsb
. ility i'o>i'.individual destiny heroines
a sacred trust. The. progress
the reatl.iiis'iineht of the .elation
of in n to society has begun.
and while many blunders will
he made, the work will go on in
if said house until new bases
ale formed. ** *
C7<TfT- i- the lime when the many
shall toil for the benefit and plea.
nre . of the few. Gone is the
time, when the few shall he surfeited
with goods, with houses and
lands, while , the .many perish or
; *e but poorly housed and fed
Tin- ma.-s of this day.has giown
to-hiok up, look with aspiration
<ind tfrslre, tn all the vast domain
of social and industrial advantage >
iV":)) whith we have been so long
debarred.. We, will continue to
look up until we rise up and march
inuiur might as Qod's children
K^ifiung into our own.
Lemuel O. Williams.
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CONTEST OF THE FLOWERS
There will be given in the near
future a "Flower Queen contest"
i punsoied-byirJdrs. Alberta II. Simons.
state supervisor of the Juniors
of the Junior Missionary So-1
ciety of South Carolina. There
v. il! be a ri presentat ivt? from each!
church.'. The funds raised will j
help send juniors to the annual
meeting which is to.be held in j
Sumter, S. C., in June:
IHh PAT.JVIICno KfcAD
LA AM ASA l NT
The i lull met at. ihe home o
Miss Stroiuun, Tuesday nig'hl, 17
The meeting was called to ordei
by the president at eighty-tint t\
p.m.* Opening selection Stand lb
"Me7led by Mr. T,ul'u.-ri?a\ is. I'ia\
. i by Uev. But roue??~. Second sc
lection "in the (ianlwiw-Jod 1 ?*MiV
Mabel Bouie.
The niniutes of the la-st inert.nj.
were readj received and adopted
I'll roll was valid and-each, member
responded briefly. Knelt mem
her took a part in tf.e discus-* an:
t)r'-TTM"Trrrd new busiur'.-.-. Aft i
a .'ery interesting discussion. tin
club adjourned to hini at tlx
home of .Mr. Lawrence Ka Idy l ues
day night, May 2">tlt.
The club was. highly entertained
by Miss Strontan and Mr; Walter
Scott. The menu 'roi.-isted of
sandwiches, punch, ice t?. mi, take
and candy.
Mr. Mervin Mithell. president
(Miss) Marion Brown. reporter.
SI NSHINE HANI) SWINC.S
( LI B
The club met at .tin.- homo of
Mrs. Hannah Cook, lt!Is> ileidt St.
Monday night, May 17 . the* usual
hour. Our club wa ailed to
order by the f hap.ain. M. W.difd
Mae Jackson. First >? ;. .a bin I'm
Ain't lining. Study \V;.i- .No More
led by Mis.. Mary . M1 o: -v, Oui
Soriptiuv le-sson w?> iI.y Mis
Maggie Ashley, '1st ci.apv t of .St
John through the bin w. >. l'rayor
by Mrs. llannah Cooh. Second
selection, I'm On M> M < ; To Canaan
Land led by caphuii. The
house was. opened f'*, t?u iness
Xho niinutOe of?the-itr^r?meeting
was read, receivd and am.ted; the
roll was called and each nieinbei
responded briefly '\\v. j.-.T iliblc
votse. The club adjourn*.i to- meet
at the home of Mr-. \\v.llie Mae
Suinptcv 1JUP Lagica; .-; -t. Uui
closing song was lib. t h. ^he -tic
that binds.-. We Were di-o b-sod bj
our President, Mr. Thoma- Thompfi.on.
KOSK SOCIAL CI CH
i
The club held its w; c, !y meeting
at the residence of Miss Margaret
Goodwin, Tuesday night May
IX, 1M7. Devotions, w. i\ condu' t
ed by the vice-preside lit Miss Janice
Smith and then :i |n ; :nit after
which the business ' was discuss
, . I ........ 1...?..< !.. CC
v \1 Ui 1V-M1}, v'r| l'.. MTJ
triad to have -Mr. Kus>' 1' Williams,
Air. Gjlmore llfdloway.--.Mr-. Kuw
Shiver and Mr. Fred. 'Tin np-eed to
become numbers of thJ'cUib. The
i <>11 was railed and ?-a ii , member
responded with a Itil.iV vi se, and
their fees. Then tie- ho-toss ot
tlie evening, Miss ( dv i .1, -nv.'d
after dinner mints. We adjourned
to meet at.-inc home of
Miss Kthel Robinson'. idj.v Waverly
street.- We are 'ashing. that al
members please be present anu
u.1- time.
Gladys Miller, reporter.I.l'CK
Y MRU SOCIAl. CM 11
?The club II. t?ul?t-lto io :no?m4?
M ilto.-a Geo-. ?:i. tit)'.' '.a Sumter
-11 . et. Ojuuiii: vug. by Mrs.
Hat lie. Coleman. Prayer by Air."
F. Cole if. an.. S .pane lesson 1st
I'rov. U vers-.', ng by Mrs. Mamie
Coieiuan a-top which the president
called l'or minutes of lu.-t
meeting. It v;.- motioned a ml. see
?n?ictl that ti: y approved. SLk
leportcd, n< r.v. Lntinished aii-i
now business v. me discussed? T7f
members wva- a ; es.net. ltoll* call
: y Spec ial I.Vi 'Uc.-.
All members aim u1ged to. b
pre Vnt at the !!- \t mOeting. A
tint; program V- enjoyed by all.
The club v.*iU meet with Mrs
Mary Keltoi: i-lllossom stieet.
May 25th at No'clock, C'losing
song led hv Mrs. M. Coleman <
Ulsmisscdiby-Mr. J. Kennedy.'Refreshments.
'he'- h, potato salad
bread, cake a . ; : unmade.
Mrs, tWest, ieporter.
MARI.II01IO ( U TH. AND HKN.
SETTWVTI.I i11H: 11 r M:\N S
Mr. ('has. 1). . \N nirht. Principal
=?r-? L
The /senior* i. ive .bcfrun their
final exaPiinati a . Wo ,hope lor.
(hem a >;il'c viet-oy.
Tlie fmal i.vy.'nations for the
Klonieniary .<! ; 1.1 inent will he
jii'n Tuesday, Mmy IS, and in the
iliyh school ;?:atint'iit We.Incsday.
May 1
The primary .. ! intt idemediate
departments ha had their P<mniencenun:
(.day and operetta.
They wen- ouiv a succses'. Kach
participant acted well their part
The teacher, ' iv .se department.deserve
special < urvendation. athey
worked a /njrly. with tie
chil ' en to made the exerciser,
wort h while.
Durir.tr this week we will havt
i voces* f'om "'i neviuent exerei-os
due. to exa". ma'ions. and the
teachers will he busy trradinj.*
papers and tr>f ! o-at their f;nai
irrndes.
May 2">'t_hJ_ v ' mark the botriiL.
niiyaf-of the hi. . *h<?ol department
Mi?S Loo Finch, a teacher in
Camden, at J:\rk < n hisrh '*"? ?>!
was a pleasant caller at the home
of Mr. and Mr- . C. P Wrisrht or.
Sunday aft cm . May Lit. aoeomnnninjr
hi t- win Mos'dame.Clean
and Rosa MofVll :m. M>>"
Sa''ve Speed's a' callo at Jr..
home of Mr, and Mrs. I). WPjrhl
shnr wPs home spending: the weekend
with her sister and friends.
- Miss Baker called to see Miss
Thelmn Spears on Sunday, afternoon,
May Id. Miss Spears is t(
have, her ton?il- removed thi>
.week. We hope for her a safe operation.
In two more Weeks our school
year will he history. So far we
have had a very successful year
and much has been accomplished.
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AUREVII.M: NEW*
St. Janics \. M. K. Church
!' I
Kc\. \N . S. Minis, I'ltstdir
p! : , \.
. ! > ;:'.<lay ?-hooI ;?- i 1 <I at the- | .
. ti-ual hour. lA.-fui reviewed I>y ; i
.-S--+--t7T''r: i Itr IVri' 1; - !;y CuVT";
L i pa-' ?.i. . I,
. j t i 1.-i?h ? s> . ' la; pastor read the],
lif.'.y-tir-1 division of J's^jlni, scrip- li
! ? '!,. I sine St.. John 17:17
!' I' !' t>. 1. U hivb ,\;;s!v . ?... | .
liv, ic -. At s :' >? j.. mi. Rev. \V. R. j |
I' \ I/a .ih'livi !i <i t!i?. .ine.ss.atre from
I ' or. 1 :J.",; 1 \vhie, ".'a. enjoyed hy i
--*+h ??-?r ? ::
W. v.-.MY- , iunv Mis-cv .
Sparks*. and Mack -of McConhiek.
S. <'.. Mi<s AWhite,
a:.'! Mi;. Marion Wilson, W'a-Viii.i;- ,
lull, I >. <\ v. > 11 -hip with us S. inlay'
Mr. John Tit'le w.i.s chllcd to .
' lnvatro. Ill to tl'I- h. pf i.itii of his
1 M,-?nr...; 'j'.? Aodo;-?r
j.v.'ho is Mi'v ill. Wo hop., for her |
i spec y it: i.Ti-ry.
.Miss, Pauline Sparks, a iiu-inher v
of the faciiify of M-.C>r:i..ick. S. C.
"!'tr.t the wi oka lid with M i-s j j.
- I.i'rili?Fair.
Mr. Mario,. Wilson. Washington.
I?. G. Is spendinjr a few days at
the honif of Mr. I.. ,\. Richie.- All
of Mi . Wi.'sonR friends were very i,
triad to see him. ' -
' Mi*-" A via! j ??. W'li'lc i- h? tn'v at- >
tcv elosintr a ^u.?-cossful school .j
term at Ihiti- h'urjf. S.
Miss Chavi'y IMwIanil has re- |,
tuVned /onto .after sp. hil/atr a few
days with her brother, Mr. James ,,
I" owTm !. Charlotte, X. C. i]
. Mrs. |*-inhie Oeveaux <>f CHarlottu,
X. C. is spending a few ? lays \
liefp with Iter friends.
Mrs. 1{<1!,.' .laeksvn. At r. I.inella 1,
M. li'ti."-li. Iti'ih <;f. N' ? York T'ft j ~L*
m.l Mr. Marion Wilson, Washing- j
ton. 1>. C. were dinner ir.tosts San- |
day of Mis. Marv.Ie Pope.
SlMs lteatij and 'Miss Mack,]
members* of the city school of Mrt'ormick
scent tic ivcck end with U,
Rev. and Mrs. \\\ S. Mi Pis.
M". and Mrs;. Peter Jenkins are j |
spending a few days itt IIouCui. 1 :i
IVx; \
The. Havr-isbitry soln'o] will have \<
its annual sermon 1 p. in. Sun lay, , p
May 2.1 r.., at Mt. Pleasant Baptist , j
church. ia
A > peak ill ir cotitest will be-held j
Tuesday. May '2">t!v. by the liar
i.-lmrjr school at Mt. Phasant. ' ,
.Tlx1.puhjic_ is cor lially invited to ' .
attend." I'V
M'i?s- M.it-tlm -Taylor is homo af- I,
tor '{losing- a successful school.,
tornj in Xoith Carolina.
A Riddle * *1^ p
Von hoar it but can't see?ft. "
See- it hut can't hoar it.
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Rev. .!. \V. Math is. Pastor
Mt. Pleasant Sunday s hool was j
>p< sod 10:00 o'clock hy the
Supt. After the les-bn was dis- .
>ed a sh'e-t- Mother's Pay pit1- V
gram was rendere-. hy the ?tnom- j '
'xt.-j of the Sunday school.. School j ,
.vns clopo.l-hv -singing "Tell Moth- I
r I'll W?.- There." ; I r]
Morning sorvive was opened at ,
!0; l." a. ni. hy the pastor. Rev. J j
W. Mathis preached a .wonderful j *
.- ri-pon from I Samuel 1 :'JS. suh- j ^
' i *hi- .ii-i-Lui-.f "A?praying | "
'Mother." . i_
So-day chool opened 10;f!0 a.m. j.
May 10th hv Pro. 'Griffin. S hool ;
il-'?'cl?.'-ed with a short prog-ram.
1,. F. Rhodes and Mrs. !,,
F. 1..?Brown attm o-i tin- Men's p
Missionary Convoy. ton at Maiv
nl: v. S. C. Rev. Rhodes was a
del. -ate.
Tip. Missionary Soci-ty met at
Mr--. Cynthia \Vhniion, Farrishurg u
St., all attended enjoyed the meet- j j'
ing ' and very refreshing iop.ast I ij
also. Adjourned to meet at the
home of Mrs. Nannie Jenkins in e.
June. . V ...
Miss TT-ittio William* of'TJreen- | Jvilli-.
S. ('. snout n vorv pleasant :
>unday with Mr-. Zophia Taylor,
Ifarrisburg St. ~
i.\kt: city iiic.h school
Prof. i.. i). Bradley, Principal
I.ttht' City titprh school was honoro
! to havo as its guest speaker at
-"-hr-p v:if 1 it:t ir 1 lt?o.voi eisiv?Prof. J.
I'. H'irir>s> <if Stmt.. college, Qr??n
h;<t. alter the grriduatl-on oxer- 1
ei- e- on Wednesday, .May 12. the 1
faculty, graduates and visiting ^
fmauls .were delight/nlly entertaitted
at the home of Rev. and Mis.
.T, F. Pearson by the Prim, _
I'rof. I.. P. Bradley, Among the
out of town' .truests wore Profs.
\n i. vson and Thompson of King dree,
P. Mrs. Ida E. Green and
| I'rof. P. arson'of Flo'-, nee. S, C.
' I)r. MeTeer and Prof, Burgess of
j ( V;'Wohurg. S. ('.
"We Finish To Begin" was the
1 mo<to fi.v the class of 103'.'. And i
'in irut; ; 111y r?e said Tn.it i.hkc
'"7ty liTirli school close/1 or finished
May l'>. one of the lhdst successf
! school term* in t!v history of
he scho. Teachers bepan leaving
for h<ore on' Friday. But their
!c^tinati"P for-tiv summer vaca.
f.i'nn hasn'r been decided on as yet.
It . hnvi'-p on Fricay were 3
Misses I'inrk, Tillman, Hprring.
Tmw fbaeey and Mrs. R. Summers.
BONNE A1" NEWS 1 ^
Surdity. May. Mth was a fine
day for all chinch poors. Sunday
' -. h i ! ntter.Jan-e was pooc. l/osi
iff ly t .ivpht by Miss Fashen
lend revi wed by the Supt.
' s r . T. M. Knox mount 1
id ilm n .-iiinn. and after a preir- '
ininary, announced his text,
j Quite interestinp remarks from
1 the preacher: another stump sermon
at Cherry Hill, St. John 15th
chanter 1st verse, subject "The}
Mutual love between Christ atid j
} Bis Members." I
We had with us two of the I
,f(acbors of Moncks Corner hiph I
school. Come ap&in.
Our revival meeting elc/sed at
Cherry Hill Sunday night. 3
SAINT JAMKS A.M.K. CIll'RCII
Ko\. Halt* li. Thompson, T-'-asttir
A - h'i-\?For tt.e season ot
lIu'jX";.! the \\< ather .has been
*i:?i .> ? Me* |it n.hully cool here ir
ia.s voi:ti'i!~uti il vi ry largely to
ii.Vr" ehuich nUenuanee and a j
lia-Vi'i.ftits along all lira--. A i
urge aiteii a ne'e upon the school j
loo -< 'p i::te: o-i^in the sli'dy <>1"
he 1' j',. (I a ryjii bcauti- |
ul ht . r j I lit* pa.-1 .St-nduy. Our
> t ' i ci.*nl acted ft' rtv j'lW.
?Jr c'im .in.1' il?frrr TfTi
flii.vj: /'!' til"- (, hildic-Ji's da> .
n op rate i , .] inr. . Thete \ver<
i. "H \ i-it-e s prevent. " ;
l-'ioiii the h'n " I ia pt i - in
iiir pastor d< 11v- ?i' an extreme- '
y- -in v. levtijje- at; in-tructivi
e- ir.on take!; t': ; lTr.t;
-' Ii-i l*i i?h-if ?.ot:trr?-'tr:it.io?i wh'iel *
>ji_?r'i ;:..?at;, l?c-aut:t*.;i received 1
he m?'*>-!ur.o with pi "fond interest
hi-- day \v:i< -a", a*'.ido f< p Mapti-n,
id foil!- intar'- rend:, od this
act intiiit'it M.U'y vis/tors worhipp
i at d- pre's, nee acm.wledy.-d
..
i f> '1 it.- p I iny at. : h.-aatil'ul
ohjrrejrfjif ion v. h" pa the re..1 on
line; the e'- el ihlT'V llies-aife- . Ma-'
< fivere i ! y > xir niim-ter. lie a
I' d !;.'.? * . I'.'evl l-'ethernil
Chain-."' tab ?. fen: Vets 2'J:*
>. W .th; t!." ;ph: and iVrveiiej .
Ilis se-ia'.;. :la- ddivi-r..ii and it-?
e< < pti"!) .\va v. it: , acclaims
y the cor.u';.-.ration. Tin- sp/rital.Tide
was h.gh ar.d men atid weletl
W">e- r.;UV to tilittIt Upor.
iieir way. \ i -:t..a > too n ime'rous
? i??:. v- pi'-enp ayain
Insie t' i :; I - ' .'.tin oouirwiit the
ay hy our rh<ih' was won
mini a; <! played an' ?:r.portant
art in tin- day's n hio.v? iirent.
m
< IIKUAW M:\VS (
'I'i i' p!a.y< iriv-fi at IloWt t HiliiilK J
[ h.x.l auditoritms 'irintr the past
\ w weeks \v< ti- Very iv.iien eh.ioy1
l>y those who witnessed. them
'he following; will he represented
< f<?!l?:\vs: Monday." May 21, Ali-.s
!. Ih .Mel'ai and the 'Hh jjrade:'
iVdm-sday. May 2d. Mi M.. K*
hut and the seventh trrndo: Fri- i
ay. Mayjs. Mrs. A. M. Pickens1'
iv the- fifth made.
The vweati"t.al buihiirr.*." beinj* I
reeled or. tin iVchuol y.'-niN if';.;
X ported to li > i-omhlet? ?i hy the
Ipse of schoi'l wiidi./:- J tine, JsG |
fe are :r>Ttii:tr the 1'riir.d- of the I
h.nol <> help in our -triitrtfle, 1
era s, it is a vow \\??rt'riv one. |
Mrs. Js-ih, !!' M' Alister White is' '
i-iti-ntr Mr. and Mrs. Hnitfoss of
til'efry;' Mrs. White.is :i former s-idervt
of oraw. . .'
Hlil.KNA NEWS |
( in tie >.iik list aie Wi Stew- ?
id. U< t'.ry Ii.iV. VViili:- M. ,Kt:eder j
i Id a Ih\v, I.awren.r Ga y. Cur-i
olia lienwrick. Tlulnta Sanders.j
"la S ih y are in t>- vip.jr.
The Good Will and Workers
uh met at Inane.of Mrs. Jiabb
I -1:30 o'clock; it will r.v t at the
vine place next Fri av. Presi. ni,
Mis. Mary-E. "Green. Soov.e- II
v 'Mr*. O! la Wanes; t'"ov hnd
"very nice 11 :>v~I;r.day > venine. 1
Sunday?s? ^'i 1 < l" Mr. '/.' 'll Bap- H
=t ejutrch n;-<-no(l at 11:0:i. Scrip i|
r.c by Supt. Bi.o. G. S Scott; j
ruyer led by Mi-? Berriee Babb
mi singing by sister Sa ab Maf t.
? ? ? .
IN M F.MORI AM
In loving memory of my busand.
Dr. D. C. P. a-. jiie-idirg ol- j
er, who departed this life. May
1.002. i
>H :'*fcow nutcb our hearts bave
lissed you j
ince that fateful day in-May:
nth the angels there and Jesus
0 await the Judgement Day.
iv his wife and daughter.
FI.l.EX F. DBAS, wife
YERDRLL r?EAS,
daughter.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Levy Ellison and family
)-h t.i ).xur. their .thanEs to =
ie many friends for their kindest
and tloyals during the illness
nd death of his \\.fe. Mis. Alber1
Ellison.
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