The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 03, 1937, Image 6

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'Si in moil'*. l'a>tor Service-' !.wi c nooa. at K tit vinircJi' - . in town T.ia* I'as'.or. Kov." MiiiM'.'o v.tis . at. Sprinc .. 11 ill ni'.il pi o:i'! >1-a. : \ i-i. lol'ui'f. Iir'-...tho all' :? : '! Aiiani* tr.i- A!.. !.. . ! 'I'su'lu.'tl <r Sprjr.tf'Hiil. UV y 1 ii : ' ii.-1^ : t" Pv'.. A.lIIIV..-.. l"u M'tvici- ill. St. I'll. l!' \Vils ?A- 1 cflll'llt . 1U<V. Bilily ,j-v!ua '. > gvt ; bcUi'i anil iiv'.UT. At. 7 :Ul?'uVf-ri'i j l:.v I.i iiu'i"' was in i>* .y m. in.nl; i-..'L'l'\"Ik-- ivpi :i'" . 'iii-'m J ticr.s'lHuii.nrnir wi.fli . I At >:<'< lhti |til.-A;i' ' i iu iii : . i r...r- m i i.iuii !. .n > Ala",tj \ _ ______ j A y>ii.i simA 'i i.>" i'7 | ilriit :!??. . n.1-- iirv .;n* j-is; ii' (tin j. W at tl'< . jiicrtii- v. Iiu;ij m til i\. l .ly I-t . ' Mr; aiai Mis. Cm! !" Sa\ntn.a . j (in.. M i*: i \ i-tlil.y ris. iim' ii i t : j lilull.ii.1'-it..-la'.V . l;?-t M' i'K. M: s. Anna Part-..- an.I , M-iss J.! < ::c sjn t:'. 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July. 4th at 4:00 p.m. The Junior c; nrcli i . . ponsoi iri^ a popularity contest .hi y J:;. We solicit the roopfuation of our-, friends. We are elated to see Mis. Pith- J er out a gam after?being rorftTiiorh for several weeks. Miss Mattif Buton D ill at her home. Mv.s. Mary Burton Williams of Detroit, Mich.-, i- vPiting her mother, Mrs. Matti... Burton. Mr. M. B. Williams left Friday June 2">th for P droit. Mich. Miss ,fanie Boulware of Greens- j boro, N. C., is spending the stun-I -nier with relatives and friends here. NEWBERRY N'KWS Thursdav- morning Mrs. E. E. Gaulden, Arline Walker of Jackitur (The uor - ?< v > *:~c- +<?: IN BLANK ''! ... ,. H>3 ;; i > - . .._ STATE . L'II001j .-.-i ? y> Ma-: ?. ..;; t "toiroljn'i with 11 soil inkii tissue! J | : ... l.cralor, < Bill I'arvvr's Club J J <... Vuiii1 muni? will be placed 01,1 J ' c a mcinbei ship curd, and button. 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I > : i i11oi.-i.t.'.,jiuU.it "h:- in? aiu' -i i .i. !.. \\:?> kii.v'rc* \ suli cVt "I Soili, i t li- A!iiFl uf Fat. f'a-l IV, l.a-l tat .a; I" it in a;s. A!. - - I'atet-. Mi-- I'an/a, i a. .1 M\-s Wi.i;,. !i.' \\V liati as Alt-. Alaitha W illiiuui.and A1 i<- Anna W Mliam, uf X-orrist own. 'iVnti. Ait,. .Mni't) a W illiam. ami .Mi-- A. m a W'i)fauns ?ii Nun i,luwn. I'i i<ij. AF ,. Mai l ..a W'i!!iati'i- TTTTTttt"?TiTi?iiH - ri'siimr tall.. (* till*' nun?;' fhi' i luivrh. We a if alwa\s happy' f"? have vi-ittM ,, ?.f ,'-t i nilfjfi s. W'f welcoii'iv \ at t<: First' P*>pti.iX, ciiunh. .U J > lif >Slt ] il KL'ili , 111* .Ui i>i' Ui??-rSti7nl:iy 'school is going 'to Myrtle Beach for tiy MiniWo v. i.- li for h i a pleasant ! i i'i ; i>> 1 also si* .son. I he I shel I ton 1* ; < '( hirst Baptist rhu ch is giving the tir-t lawn parly of the M-ason on .lime it*, beginning ;it 7 o'clock at the church. Ill- usher Ifnaiwl is still i t reiving now menibei s. Iho Sunday school of First Hap-, tist church is having a picnic on .htlv ? a' St. George', S. The bis and car. will leave the church at 9:00 o'enA'k. We hope that you will jom us and enjoy the day, e T taferf 2L ? I-J Mrs. Jennie Mddleton is eonfin , ed to bed, she h distinguished an< loyal character and member ol First Baptist ^church. We wis) for her a speedy recovery. JOHNSTON NEWS Children's pay was observed a the A; M. E. church on Sunday - . .... ?i- I ,1;.| ai *t;?3U p.m. \v4111 a spit-uuiu present. Misa Laura Lee Lad sen was in charge of the program Miss Lilly Belle- Ellis of St .Matthews, S. C., is visiting friends 1 here. Mrs. Mamie Davis of Charlotte j X. C., is. visiting her mother, Mrs 1 Savannah Young on 7 Bland St. Miss Etho! Hurley is attending summer school at Benedict colleg< ( olumbia, S. C. Kev. .1. M. Blassenganie i* at tending -Tinnier school at Betti: academy. I'u.f. t'. (>. Floyd of Edgefield .S_t a; seen ip. town_oii Thurs _ day., " Mis r . I.. Myles of Augusta (ia., i.s Visiting Mrs. fc>; A. Wat son. .Mr. M'iniriuiigh Amos, .Miss :E ('.-d oling ami Mrs. Mamie Dnvi? motored to Betti- ayademy on Satan day afternoon.; ?M rs ('aia is Smith of Italeigli N. <spent Sunday here with hei iT??1 -i ol?B, \. Smith. I I'm-!'. and Mis. C. <). Mcintosh i.-.ii- attending suihhier school al Stale . ..ir. tr.-. Orangeburg. Mi'? Ik?sie Minis of l'kiladel. i ia i- \ iit-IriJut parents, Mr. ii.il Mrs. Ti.ll.tit -Minis on AJkpr ! eel . I'.it tie Miss Luoilt. ileitis of Hot'i a.aili-'ny was tin- guest ol Mi? Vivian Spann on Wednesday (Joinj;'.To * hiirch 1 m i< "s something s<? sweet about ntlji" to 'church K *.! y' Suti iay the whole year thru It. : there is. something especial!) .-went .1/1 church J When tlu- world is all lonely aiu I IICAV, with tin* blight summer tlowerst'< siinslMiu* and showers, 1 think (Jod is neatei', don't you \nd I'm ulad that 1 am so I eai go to chut ell. ' . .,<11 HV lld.lv-^N'KU K, ?-Mt. Calwell Sunday school. wa: opened 1 hy tlu- Supt. Mrs. Km ma I.. Sattet w hite; prayer by tin school Scripture leaning St. Lliki 17:1 lid. All teachers'Were pros lit. We had a splendid car coll *e?t h t wei n Little l.ivor Zion am Mt, Calvell. I'rizes were given Fir-i prize went t<? Miss Jessi. I.e.. A Ildersfoll .if Mt. t'alwcll. SI.Ill ivoihI 1*1 i/.e ti* Mis* I.t/is Mc5Jk'r lis i't l.itiio IJivei /.ion 50c. .Mu sir v as rendered by two quartet The Humming' 14if? 1 s from i.ittli Rivet /ion and tin* I.ueky Foui front tile fills cluirol), MoUiltsviMc ' I he iii oji't a hiw as citjoyci! by a 11 iloi's fi'r tltcir cooperation. ? I : : I. A I KliNS MOWS The S.t'iitlay* school is progress nicely under the leairership o Mr. John I'uttnan and his co-work *. i>. Tin rt. has been a remarkabh i!;rp :tS(. in the number of pupils We arc hop/nj; that the parent? 'a ill continue to send their child reh out. Rev. A. J. Tin an as was at his post of duty Sunday morning ami brought out many points in hi? -eiDion flat will not soon be l'ovli-ottcp by anyone ."that was present. 11 is theme was "Friendship" Text Jolui 15:15. Sunday was alsc Tiusiee Rally day. The trustee? are very grateful to all who helpe<l to make this effort a success j The various clubs of the chare) are pn?Kre?siitK nicely. The Boos.for Hoard* of Retluf ohlirch met at ] the home of .Mrs. Hr;sa Dial or Hampton St., Thursday afternoon A' very intere-tint; program wa rendered. . On Thursday night the Woman's Aid club of which Mrs. Lydir Shell is president. xpon&ored a debate.Thy subject for discussior was "Which Is More ServiceftbU to" the Church, a Man or a Wo man?". The debate was .quite in . teres ting and we regret very ntucV , that it was non-decisional for wi I certainly would like to know whal iside won. The Pulpit Aid of St. Paul mol at the home of Mrs. C?!den or ; X. Harper St., Thursday night The enrollment of members outstripped that of all previoue meet'i .. . .... .. . HB FAUBtrfh) LEADER ings. Quite a number of Visitors were present afso. The Pulpit Aid extends a cordial welcome to all? come again. .-The Usher Bt?ard of St. Paul met at the horn* of Miss P. Jackson. After the Business matters were over delicious refreshments " were served. Miss Jackson and j Mrs. Lucinda Jackson were joim hostesses. We should not forget the splendid work of Mrs. Hicks. She is doing marvelous work ror our crty. Let us all make ourselves a committee of one and help put this t project over. The NYA is doing >' its part?let us do ours, i The Up and Going ciub sponsor ed a picnic Frday afternoon. All . the lttle ones reported a lovely . time. 3 Miss Mattie Fuller left Monday for New York where she will re, main until school opens. Miss Ruth Black of Cameron, S. C.f was the. guest of Miss Ma; bis Hill during the week-end. ; Mr. George Dowdy of Eastover and Prof. F. I'. Abraham of Sum ter were the week-end guests of i Mr. Lesf.ie Garlington. We are happy .to, have Miss I'ris , cilia Shelton hack with ns afte^ - spending sometime in Cross Aii^_ .1 T > CI1UI . . _ ? ? - ?The reporters of the various, elubs also anyone who desire to have social events placed in the "Leader" are ashed to report to nic; before Monday of each week. V Miss Inez Huston has returned, home from Georgia after spending live week's with her sister, Mrs. ' Claudia Mae Carperter. She reported a line t:ip while in Geoi'_ e.ia. She vivted relatives an<l' , friends in Ilephzibah and Waynes- i boro, Ga. We are so glad to have Miss Burton back in town. Miss -Burton is a splendd seamstress j and we are always glad L; have i ! her at her post of duty. Mrs. Josie Wilson was called to the bedside ol her father, Mr. Willis Bu.ton of Baltimore Md., last Thursday evening. He i's j very ill. Mr. Burton was carried to Baltimore- last November by I his nephew Mr. Oliver Burton of i New York City. Mr. Murton has . beep in d( dining health for sovoral year?. 1 BKTI1LK1IKM BAl'T. CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gauiden. Raster I Newberry, S. C.? Sunday gone I > was the last Sunday.in June, but! ^ in spite of that many were out to Sunday school. The man features of the Sunday school was the lesconvention that is to meet at Beths lelu'in Friday before the fourth Sunday in July, and the Sunday L' school rally, that will, conie off this Sunday coming. We are asking i all id' tht. officers, and members of '* the church to rally with aF their ' niieht toward the Sunday school next Sunday. Sunday morning we listened to a powerful sermon from , our pas" ior. lie used as a text F.zk. 1*8: HI. If w,. die at all it s because we will to die. We ha\. tree-will, u we. sin therefore we do it of ' our own accord. Many of us die because of indifference; heedless, and love for the Wo'rld. We can ? -Uve- by -casting out sin, and aclow^ iug the grace of God tai^iic into otrr' hearts. .--We had worshipping with us last. 7" Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Downing f-umJ?their daughter l'ri/m West I'alm Beach, Florida. They are here visit:ng their mother, Mrs. Downing on " Lindsay street and their friends about Newberry. Tin.. BYPU met at 7:110 p.m. with (|uite a few young people present. The program was filled with npi?ic and talks by'the young people present. The program was > tilled wiih music and talk* by the young folks. The BYPU is planning on having a great cerebration on the church grounds Monday afternoon after the lirst Sunday in July. At our regular night services Mrs. Downing sang a solo "Hold -Th<>u 'My Hand"; iu was very good. We are looking for Mrs. Downing and her family back with us again along with Mr. Willie Sample whc/ is also from WePalm BeachT Florida. JERUSALEM NEWS Donnia R. Kenner, Reporter 1 The Jerusalem Baptist Sunday ' school was he-Id at the usual hour with Dea. G. A. Kenr.er presiding. k Teachers too]< charge of their > classes. Each group reported a ' lovely discussion after which it t was reviewed by the Pastor, Rev. W. T. Konner. The church sert vices were very interesting. Rev. i Kenncr presented Dr. Wilber to . preach. The message was enjoy ed. Two other white friends of - Augusta, accompanied him. Mr. Elias Barnes, Mrs. Savannah East, Mrs. Mary E. Singleton and Miss Edna Barnts were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence* M-arshttll and family Fridayafternoon and reported a lovely time. COKESBURY NEWS. Sunday. school began on time, with the Asst. Supt. Mr. Earley Moore presiding. The lesson was reviewed by the Supt. Mr. -WrM. Dixon. $2.00 was collected. The preaching service at the usual hour. We had a good old time class meeting. The spiritual tide ran high. This being trustee day a good colection was taken. Some time ago tfte young peopl of our church organized a sou venir club; Mr. B. F. Adams, Jr., Pres.; Mrs. Rosa R. Cummiugs, vice. They purchosed a piano for the church. They have succeeded in paying for it to the delight of all concerned. The church thanked the club for -the gift. Messrs. Grady Holmes, ? Alfred Moore, Samuel and T. JrGoggins left last week for different northern parts to work. Mr. Zachariah Goggins of Detroit, sent his three Children home to spend the sumiYfer~\\Tth "their grand parents Mr. tuuCMvs. Geo. Goggins. ".All the siek of the community have improved save Mrs. Annie Staiks. NEW ST. PHILIP CHURCH Rev. L. Capers, Pastor. Charleston.-^-Sunday was a very beautiful day for church goers. Services were cood all day at St. Philip. Rev. T. Fludd delivered a soul stirring sermon 4. from the subject: Judgement. Everybody enjoyed his sermon. Sunday school convened at the usual hour . by the pastor; In spite of the. absence of our Supt. a large crowd attended. Three new members were Loretta, Ruth and Leila Hunter. At 5 o'clock a rally sponsored by the Young " Men's club amount collected $12.45. These being con verts we are encouraging them jto continue on bended knets, as we know there is nothing that can be accomplished without faith and prayer. At 8 o'clock Rev. I. Bryant preached a very inspiring sermon. We are indeed glad to know that one of our visiting ministers Rev. S. Parker, pastor of. St. Paul circuit is recuperating from a long illness. ? '? '?;?? - .\.c i.:,-iA:\.(jU?:^rh.iN(;<s'rKK.n^ DISTRICT By I.. I). Bradley. The A.C.E. Leagues of the King strue District are taking on new life preparatory to the. State Convention. Last Sunday we visited the League at St. Luke church, Charleston, of which Rev. E. P.i Ellis is pastor and found a loyal group of League workers. We en joyed the entire day. The two ser mons by Dr. J. L. Benbow were very inspiring. The elder is anxious to see the Leagues in his district take on new life. We must say that we had a royal entertainment in Charleston all - day. We chpnycd to sy,' Rev.?JJL 11^ Hughes, pastor of the city, and he renorts havlnir a VFrv~ft7TC ten-' gue. It is our plan to m ake manyother visits before the Convention and we feel that the Leagues will be on the job. MT. /ION A. M. E. CHURCH The services at Mt. Zion Sunday , were very splendid throughout. The review lesson of the church; school was very beautifully outlined by Miss Lucile Guiles. The morning sermon was wonderfully delivered to us by Rev. Vought of Wilmington. N. C. His sermon was v ery inspiring. We were glad to have Rev. and Mrs. Vought visit their old home again. At 4 o'clock we were at the Solid Ridge Baptist church to wit ness their children's day program The program was very interesting. Mt. Zion school took an active part. At 8 o'clock we were again in ?t at ... nci vkc at 01. i aui wh?i? - w o j heard a wonderful message. Prof. J.H. Guiles and wife and Levern. Allen of Latta and little Miss Connie Rodpeps (Doll) of TimmonsVille were the guests o f Kev. and Mrs. Guiles and daughter Miss Guiles motored Mrs. J. H. Guiles, Master Levern Allen ar>d little Miss, Connie Rodgers sight seeing alolig the Atlantic Coast, and the Atlantic Beach.1 The picnic of the Little River Neck couldn't be whipped. SOCIETY HILL NEWS. Rev. Marshall preached a splen4 I poftir itti | BY HBRBKKT SADNESS I'l Sing a song of s Let the tears rot And let them bet I like to feel the Of the only thin * Take your tunes Voteo thoyyto tin But if you knew Is evVy hope foi Then you'd feel did sermon at Bethesda, using as a subject. The New Heaven. -j mrs. nenry Watson ond baby twins are visiting -her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Thompson. ' 1 We are under lasting obligations to Prof. J. S, Dickson, forM some excellent service rendered 1 us. He is a big hearted young man ' The soul of Mrs. Lillie Thomas 1 passed into the great boy At) d a J few days ago. She was '.'0 years old, having nursed the children {>t ; the Idle J. Hart Coker, clork^oi I Court. She was laid to rest under < a beruififuTTToral tribute furnish- < cd by Mrs. ami her fcionds.-jMr. and Mrs. Cower, sons, oiii' being Sheriff Cokcr, acted as pall bearers. The funeral service was conducted at Bethesda Cemtry by Rev. S. B. Thompson. Mrs. A. B. BaOoto, who has been , sick, is improving, to the delight ( of her many friends. MEADOW PROXff TtT~OlIT R< IM Rev. J.W. Davis, Paster, j; ' 10 a.m. Sunday school with .Supt.1, and-teachera_at their ipojst. lldlOj mom if)g worship. The-pastor was ] "at "his best with ihe lhessago' oT~( the hour: "A Religion that will j stand." | -i p.m. tne uitiiut L lilted lodge 1 [No. 8 held its 'annual program;' [at which hour the pastor "preached ' subject: "Learn of Jesus."'lie was i assisted by the Rev's. E. Williams' of Antioch Baptist church ami I Burgess. Everyone enjoyed tin-J program. < Mr. E.J. Bristow 11 has return- t yd to N.Y.C. after spending a t pleasant week here with his grand 1 parents Mr. and Mrs. E.J. litis- t tow. He was accompanied by his aunt Mrs. A. Spears. ^ Miss Gladys Bvistpw a graduate of Wilson High school has..ieturn * L ' University as a lniSluaan mvt j year. Misses A/alee Tainlin ami liiu ' ger Belle Frierson are abu home after completing the .-.booI term. The former, itt Wilson High ami the' latter""at Raefotd Hi scho?4-| i Raeford, N. V. \ f Are yon a *010111 LONELY HEART? ahou j. Dp you want to find a fi'51 T" SOUL-MATE? "vex; THEN JOIN THIS CLUB died , W NOW I knov or s I , , Nation-Wide WELCOiMI ; 280 BROADWAY i L Send $1.00 for MontVa Membt Confidential t Ideal x Colored Men *000.00.0.0.0.000.000 00.0000000 o o |f Hot Weath* 1 Order Your F A FINE COLLECTION o? SAMPLES ANI) ON REQ | GJljf IJalmrt g 1310 Assembly St. HI ? <! 1|^H i?. I \. ^aturday, July 3, 1937piHtattmis I y HI.I DICKON r | IKFKItKKlh adne?r! I high! at against my brain; restful pair g that's nal!_~ of gladness? how very vain ... joy to* gain. he way 1 " - !! Mil I.Hit \ NCII AM K CIH RCH ltev. 1.11. l>o/.ior. Pastor Sunday \va a-oth-i' beartiful [lay for ? hut ch utta. tulaniv and a largo, ('."owil w'.v,v (nit b ginning at Sunday soho<d and continuing thru ACK l.<-ague. I'.vyry one seemed to hifve hoot; phased over tho way Sunday school was carried out. . ?'Fbo pastoi begun hts sermon i bout 1J?w4rh-h?WTTs taken from the 1! Kings. He certainly preach ?i .. ........i ?i > ... .. I'ltiiiK.u sriiiuu H'llK'l) WaS .*n-.ioycd 'by- ?-lh? ^ Tlu* At'fc liem-ne ami--Jnniut? Missionary s!?, i.i i y had their meet'..-' ing together which was carried nil very. in ly. .Mi-s. .lanie- Cain is pro itlfi t .if tl.ii* Missionary M'.iity and I {.v.. I...I. llyinan is jii i'fiiiiept T.T tiie 1 .myrtle. Rev. .J. W. .1 u<Ia graduate of Allen ITiiu isity is. working' very faith- _ fully \vdh those ni unitizations. We 1 A'.i'ie pit.; <1 te-<o t.ilr former pros <lt'lit of the la-ague "Mr. K. Guiles ?iid oltr pastor. They made very lit ore? ting remarks. The program ,va> vi.ry good* .MPs. Vivnvn" Otlell llyi\ian was ailed h"iin'' a few .week's ago at lie, death of her father ami is eavirg Thursday July 1st. .Miss Gardena Moore is feturnny with l.ei* to 1'hiladelphia. We ate thankful as ?'i group to mi have any sickness in our coin uunity at present. . It is -till dry in this communiy I.ut the i l ops are looking fair. ilayer meeting is sun going >n doiiw. at thi- Mutiti place at ?. he Holiness house. They are get ill-J- maiiy .converts. We ate planning to have a big elehiolion ? ,, the lth of July. >%? >*>-,- s?e v-X"X~.-?*X' O>0 <> ? David G.Ellison ~ General Insurance V f Honest and ellieient attcn- * lion ?fi\en to all business placed with me. PHONE 5717 ^ j cry member of thla Club la matriv > ' ally minded! 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