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Saturday, August 21, 1937 ST. PAUL A. M E. CHURCH F Rev. W M Gantt, Pastor sj i Lancaster ? Sunday school open- es ed at 10 o'clock with a lar^e num ber of scholarspresent. 11.30 ser- bi vice began. Bev. Gantt brought L forth a burning message that stirred the church from the pulpit ?? to jrhe row. Three persons joined w the church. Sunday afternoon the M Jubilee choir worshipped at the Second Baptist church. ^ League meeting was called to . order at the usual hour by the M president Mr. E.IJ. McGiH. '' Mr. Willie McGrifY has returned S home after spending his vacation o, in Salisbury. N. C. Rev. "Hunter has' just closed a ^ successful meeting at Zion. 53 J "persons accepted Christ. P The Woman's Industrial Circle o of the First Washington church J met Sunday afternoon at the home u of Mrs. Fannie McKinney. Also n the filling Workers club, Miss ^ Eva Major gave some interesting remarks. hi Miss Eva Major celebrated her birthday Sunday afternocrn-tvith-a happy throng of her friends. Service at Washington was con ducted by Rev. McManus /Sunday t< night. F Mr. Minor Billings left' Sunday r to spend a two weeks vacation ^ with his daughter Janie P. Littlejohn Winston-Salem, N. C. f Miss Catherine McCoy is spend n , ' ing a week's vacation at Myrtle ' Beach, S. C. ' ft We are very glad to have Mrs. ? Serena Lykes back with us again' after spending _ier vacation in* Swansea and Columbia. e Those on the sick list "Mr. Joe Barber, Monroe Hammons. Mrs. Annie Wade, Alice Agers, and Lucy Truesdale. , REV. SAMUEL SAMPLES OF 1 CHICAGO GUEST SPEAKER b AT SIDNEY PARK. SUNDAY. t Rev. Saniuel Samples, Evange- t list, songster and writer, of Chi- t cago, 111., preached for Rev. T.J. Douglass and his good people last bunday at both services. Dr. Sam- <? pies, is the son of the Rev. G. \V. Samples of Lees^'ille, S. C.; and will conduct a Week's revival meet t ing for bis father at Leesville before returning to Chicago. Dr. Sapiples is also .the Booking I Agent for1 the Samples Concert Singers, of 113G W. Gist St., Chi- t cago, 111. The unique, feature a- F bout this group of singers i?; the ? whole group are members of the L Samples family. Organizations de- F siring their services may write t" Dr. Samples atthe above address, t CHESTERFIELD NEWS. n v iRevival meeting is on at Hurst Tabernacle AME Zion church this week. The Rev. C.H. McRae is ex- i pected, to conduct the service. Rev. A J.R. Allen is the pastor. Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Edwards was o host and hostess to an elaborate Ji dinner Friday evening 7 o'clock, d Those present were. Rev. and Mrs. j i; J.A. Gary, Mr. and Mrs Johnnie n Sanders. Mrs. S. E. McCullough.jp A lovely time was spent and a t palatable dinner enjoyed.. *, Mr. Willie Wadsworth* tardlved ^ home Sunday morning" fronr-Wash! ? Fl r Tlic ctov ic I J11KWU1I, *..o ... ... .. Miss Mary Baucom is home on h a visit from New Rochelle, N.Y. t Mesdames Annie Edwards,. S.E. 1 McCullough, Misses Sara A. MeCullough, Sara Jackson.- and Rob- o ert Ja'ckson motored with Mr. N. F Bennett to Charlotte, N.C., Sunday and spent a very pleasant day. n Mrs. Edwards was guest of her 3 sisters, Mrs. Nonvood and Miss v Jackson. Burten St. Mr, Robert Foster Tlas returned r home from Philadelphia where he f has been for the sumjmer. Mr. and Mrs. Jambs Coc, and 1< friends of Charloffe, NTC.. are here a visiting relatives and friends. 1^ While in Charlotte Sunday. Mis- s _ ses Sara A. McCullough and Sara Jackson were guests of Mr. and -e Mrs. Monroe Robhs. Stonewall St. 11 Mrs. Pearl Edwards was called j? to Jefferson Sunday on account ^ of the illness of her- brother-inlaw. P Mrs. S.E. McCullough was guest i of Mrs. Daisy G. Baum Sunday, E. F Third St., "Charlotte. C - Rev. B.F. Frey and ^Rev. Moore of Charlotte who were ' conducting meeting for Rev. Ivey at Davidson Grove Bapfist' church, called at the home of Mrs. S.E. McCullough F Mr. M.L. Foster was the very t ?pleasant afternoon guest of Mrs. C Mae B. Robinson last Wednesday. J Messrs. "Howard Jackson and t Sidney Alford spent the week-end . v at Ocean Drive Beach. s Mrs. Mue B. Robinson enter- n foinnrj of /linnOv .QhnrTnv Ml' JinH t Mrs. Elliot Johnson. t Mjs. Beauty Fountain was ir- c disposed last week, but is much bet i fi ter at this writing. |" Mrs, Leah Stanley is able to be f | out again after being indisposed a I for quite awhile. P Well, folks, what's next? What b L do you see? Cotton is opening / pretty fast. What does that mean ? n Picking. (Smiles.) h Please don't forget to have your ?' 6 cents ready for your Palmetto * Leader?the best Negro paper in f the State?it gives you all the c news. d , Miss Sara A. MeCullough, g t Reporter. r MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH tl Rev. W. P. Carolina, Pastor ? a Sellers, S. C.?S.S. opened at the ^ usual ljour with assistant Supt., n L - J. L. Crosland and coworkers' at S( their post. pastor selected Isaiah 25: w wonderful message full ^ r? > nkisL iM r i A. L . Brdaley of Timmonsville worlipped with us and made interring remarks. At 8:00 o'clock Bro. Wm. James rought the message from St. uke 15:18. llev. and Mrs. W. P. "Carolina ere the dinner gue^tr-of?Mr.--amiIrs. J. L. Crosland. Mr. Joe Nathan Bethea and Miss [ildred James were happily mared last Saturday and are makig their home with Mrs. Leona poon, the mother of the groom ri Park street. " The many frtends of Mr. and trs^T. B. Jones are in deep symrtthy with them in' the illnass f their nicpe Miss Nancy E. ones. We are praying that she ill soon recover. Miss Elverta rawford is sti'll improving. Miss Rosalena , Evans who has een visiting her uncle in Washigton, -l^rrp.7 Irariaaturnod to the elight ofner many ffriends. Also Irs. Rosalee "Burnett of Washing>n is .visiting her mother Mrs. T. 'nvwnrfVi Mr. Colin Crosland of New Irunswick, N. J., is vjsiting his rother. Little C. J. Brady his vece came honle with him. Mr. aild Mrs. J. Harps, Mr. and Irs., S B. McLoud of Marion, S. were the afternoon" guests of Ir. and Mrs. E. B. Brown Sunday vening. W ALTERBORO NE\VS, Rev. P.R. Tiller, pastor of Wes-' &y ME church has been in Sumer with his parents all' summer ecause of ill health. He spent two ays here last week and returned o Sumter to have a tonsil operaion. We hope he will soon he able o . return to us. ^ Mrs. Martha Poyncr of Washngton, D.C., and Miss Helen Realy of New York are visiting their larents Mr. and Mrs. Readdy. Mrs. Blanche Dent is still vacaioning in Philadelphia. Mr. Mallie Newton of Orangeiurg was the guest of Miss Adeine Ferguson Tuesday night. Miss Odessa Joyner of Orange?urg is ivisiting Mr, and Mrs. G.. ^rancis on Cherokee plantation. Rev W.I nnphle and family of jynchburg spent Thursday visiting lev. and Mrs. J.M. Miller and fanily. Rev. Gupple is a former pas or of .Wesley ME church. After summer school Miss Manic Best went to New York. She vill spend the remainder of the ummer there. Miss Essie Ealey of New York s visiting relatives and friends in Yalterboro and Colleton county. The club captains and members f Wesley ME church are eagerly ooking forward to the rally Monay night. This is a church buildn<T rally and they are hoping to nake a high score and put th? irograni over in the absence of heir pastor. Mr. Johnie Jenkins, Jr., of New 'ork is visiting his grandparents Ir. and Mrs. Gerideau. ? Rev. A. Dent, our local preacher as been faithfully carrying on he work of the pastor Rev. P.R. 'iller, during his absence. M iss Mazie Young, of Clinton, ne of the county teachers, is visting Rev. and Mrs. I.ogan. Rev. G.C. McPherson of Savanah, Ga, is conducting revival, at It. Zion AME church which he rill close Sunday evening. He has just closed a successful aeeting at St. John Cottageville or Rev. Logan and his people. Mrs. Catherine Berry of Chariton was the house guest of Mr. nd Mrs. John Singleton last wpek Irs. Louise Sanders of Charleston pent several days here. Prof. P.G. Hammitt. Misses Flor nee Grant and Helen Brown, nioored with Rev. L.A. Logan to the ttttie?Convention hold in Colu mta last-week. nf..? I\CV, <t I 111 .III n. i*i ?11 v: i vv/iuvkilate a motor trip to "somewhore" n Florida this week. Little Miss 'dith will accompany them. Jlake^ity NEWS. The presiding elder, Rev. J. L. lojihow, held his last quarter for his Conference year-on the Lake lity Circuit Sunday. At Saint ames Sunday mte7 the elder inrodueed Rev. Blunt of Florida .ho preached a very interesting ermon. The delegate to the State meeting gave a splendid report of he work of the meeting duridg he thVee days there. The Eldfcr ommonded the delegate op the no report she made. Rev. Washrigton is now busy getting ready or the^urday School Convention s well as the other claims. Mrs. Julia Jones, a faithful mem er of Wesley MIC. church died Lug. 13. after a long illness. Fueral services were conducted by er pastor Rev.- J.F. Pearson Sunay afternoon. The captains who are working or the trustees of Wesley M. E. hurch made a fine showing Sunay night which marked the beinninc of thp vflllv. The contains eported $94.00 for tho trustees nd the class leaders $10.00 for he I>. S. Rev. H.H. Cooper. DS. f the Florence District preached fine sermon Sunday night In he trustees rally Miss Hester Vitliams reported the highest alount $18.00 and Mrs.UJF. Pearon the next $14.00. Prof 'J.C. Prioleau of Sumter 'as the guest of Rev. and Mrs. 'earson Tuesday. The school rally which was exended until Aug. 29, is on its way \ to success. The_ three leaders c the captains are Mr. L.M. Greem Mr. E.J. Jones and Mr C. Daniel are expec'ed to make good re ports. The captains will mak their reports at their variou churches on the night of the 5t Sunday. This rally is in the in terest of our Home Economic Dt luuTmenT Ifnd plans ar<T"no"W~ be in made to add this department_thi coming year. ST. A I.BAN TRAINING SCHOO Simpsonville.?The attendance a this time is unusually good, whic is one of the first steps to a sue cessful term. k The Dramati<T&im> is doing nir ly with the play for the closin of the eight weeks. The student council has been doing helpfi work since being organized. Prof. Dendy and Ag boys hav returned from the camp and ri ported a fine trip. Messrs., jjo Stokes and David Clemmons whos names were left out last wee -made_ thcStrip. Rev. J.\V. Mntbis of Lauren who was conducting revival met in? at Flat Rock visited St.* A! han last week. Prof. Daniels c Union Hi, Belton was a campu visitor this week. Misses Giace and Ruth Thomr j son of Philadelphia, Pa., are th | guests of Miss Maude Sullivai They visited the school Tuesday c this week. Those spending the week-en with home folk, well Misses Catl erine Ware of Beltcm and Freddi Mae Moove, of Pelzer, S:C, Messi Lawyer Golden, and Aron Beaty. Miss Inez Graden a 1037 gra< uate of St. Alban visited her si! ters Misses Selena and Aquilla las week; also their mother and fathc I Unfortunately Master W. I Sloan of the 2nd grade is out c school due to a cut on. the fot with glass. We hope for him speedy recovery. K1NGSTREE NEWS. The rush is on around here no I Everybody seems to be very, ver busy. The tobacco season thus fa i has proven quite iruccessful. Th farmers are full of smiles* a n when the farmers can smile, otl "ers can smile too. We hope thf they will spend their dollars wise! Mr. George Burgess, Jr.. son t Mr. and Mrs. George Burges: was found dead on the Athanti --Tn.1 -1 T iqn the SCCtio house here Monday morninig. It supposed that he was .on his wa home. lie was found in sight < his home by Mr. Wilbur Blackmoi who was unable to identify .hin Later he was identified by his you gest sister, Elizabeth Burgess. I George was 2] years of age an was very popular among the you ger set.' He was well thought ( by those with whom he came i contact. | Funeral services-wwe-held , Bethel Tuesday morning at whic time several were in attendance He leaves to mourn a wife, or child, a mother, father, four si; . tors, two brothers, a host of otl ' or relatives and friends. I Miss Daisy Burroughs of Chai leston is the guest *of Mr. an I Mrs. U.S. Miller, i Mrs. Mabel McDaniel had young man as her guest. The n porter was unable to get* his nan | Mrs. Mildred Goodlet and litt i daughter Bobby Gene went to h< , home Newberry last week whei she will spend a few weeks wit parents. I Miss Cleo Genorctt of Johnsoi ville spent the week-end with h< ister, Emma. I Mrs. Hughes, who has been i ! for the past few days, is impro' ' in?* to the delight of her mar friends.# : A Co\rectior.: The Annual Coi ferenee will be- eld at Bethel A M. E. ChurTh, Oct. 13. 1937 ii 1 stead of Dec. 13. I Preparation is being made t give the very best entevtainmei possible. Sevvtreyr conducted---by- ,the pa; tor at Bethel Sunday were enjo; jed very much by those who wei in attendance. BETHEL-! At. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. M. Jackson, Pastor Darlington, ?>. ^G.-::J)arli,ngto was very much shocked and sac dened wh^n we heard of the tie gic death of Miss - Louise Tone; ! She was droavned at the Atlanti | Beach last Thursday and hpr hod | has not yet been found. The fc I male ushers has lost a loyal an faithful member. The choir ha i lost a faithful member. The churc I 9 i has lost a loyal member. I Miss Thelma Gibson lcVt fo New" York Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ida Rogers spent a fe> days at an exclusive summer cam and reports a restful trip. Mrs. Ida Willvams is in the cit visiting her brother Mr. Tor Halloway. The pastor preached a soul sti ring sermon Sunday morning. A splendid program was render ed' Sunday afternoon. Rev. Lonm preached a soul sti ring sermon Sunday night. Mis/; Rog?rs and Mrs. Epp havo returned from the Stab League and S. S. convention an* reported a successful trip . Mrs. Rebecca McBridc gave birthday party Sunday in honor o her son who was 17 years olc ? ^ ^ FINAL PAY-UP WEEI THE PALMETTO LEADEI >f ' BETHEL A. M. E. CHURLh s Itev. N. A. Bethea, Pastor s ...St. George?S. S. met as usual, h Miss Evelyn Toomer, Mrs. Sali lie E. Eelder are home after at' tending summer school at State ^ college. . Subject of pastor's riiespage: "Confidehce-iifc God". This was inL spiring. . Mr. Mori'hi and Mr. Harbld Gellt zer from Philadelphia spent a few days with their mother, Mrs. A. Tobin. ?Iha third quarterly conference g was held last Monday night and j\ was a success. After the meeting the Booster e club gave yells for our foving elder, pastor and officers. Then 01 they came in with ice cream and k cake surprrsifig to everybody.- We thank them for the surprise, is .Mr. Walter Toomer and friend Miss Edna Brown from New York City are visiting his parents Mr. s and Mrs. W. W. Toomer and family. )- We are glad to have with us lC Miff>s Sue Hendersohi. Mr. Edw, Pressley of Columbia spent a few hours with hrs aunt d Mrs. Arrole Tobih Thursday. >- Mr. Harry L. Perry from CotlC tagevflle was the guest of Miss Evelyn Toomer Thursday. \. Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Blunt of i- Sanford, Florida w^re guests 'of ( t Rev.' and Mrs. Bethea on Mora's. day. Rev. and Mrs. Bethea and little )t daughter visited parents in Dila j Ion last week. ST. PHILIP A. M. E. CHURCH. I . . ' ' ' I ~ vvi Charleston?We are just from y j the W. H. und F. M. convention u' of the Edisto' distri-ct. Each ses'? I sion . of the convention was inj i spiring and great interest was ^ manifested by all present, yj Mornrng worship began the us'fjUal hour and a wonderful sermon ?i | u-Ko ilolivrnrnd nv the nastor. n j <S. S. at the regular hour-with is I a large alU'iidaiiee._ A rally?was y sponsored by the school; collec'MTion was good. |r" Evening worship 8 o'clock. Th? n pastor presented Rev. I. W. Ben! nett of Quigley's mission who sed lected St. John 15:13, theme: n "Greater' Love". Visiting min' isters were: Revs. Crawford, I. W. Bennett and C. Ford. 0h LEESVILLE NEWS io . " 5. The revival meeting began at i-j Calvary Sunday. ReV. A. C. 1 ! Farlan of Batesburg preached the I r7 second sermon and Rev; I. O. Sim! nions of Bethel church, Lexington a brought foith The last sermon. e- Spring Hill choir was also pres>e ent. Several frc/m Lexington wit-* nessed the seivicf-.s. ** Rev. A. C. McFarling of Augush ta, Ga.; Rev. W. G. Garving of I Estelle and Bro. C.MH Jackson of Batesburg were the dinner 4,11 - - - i t r> | guests ot lvir. ana .ur?. o. j|) l*is last Sunday, y- Mr. Corick^r Ramage is very iy sick. He \va? stung by,, a black I sprder. 'i I ? r?-: gapway circtit news ? I Sunday was rally day ij't St. ^[Philip on pastor's salary, .Amount I collected $41.00. All collection^ ! for the day $15.80 Visitors Mr., e 1 E. W. ^.awr^nd,' and daughter | Miss Geraldine and Miss Lena Mae Murray of New York City. "Rpv. P. R. Tilbur of Walterboro spent a short time with Mr. and n Mrs. A. B. Smith. u l_ , Rev. and Mrs.. I.. D. uarrSbte^ and daughter Miss Emma C., Mrs. , V. Smith, Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. ? *-*. [C Margaret TT'TTawrenctrr Mrsr ? becca Lawrence and Mrs, A. B. Smith attended -W. H. and F.M7 (i | society meeting at Jehovah church s ; and reported a very good meeth |in*" . ' ' ^ j Rev. Mack of Kingstree; Mr. Be r thea oi naniFt, in. v ., k?v<-- ? ; call at Mr. A. B. Smith last Friv ! day. p I . -? ?. friendship bapt. church y j : n Sunday was a pleasant day for church goers. The revival meetr ing of the Friendship Bapt. church will begin \ugust 22 and continue - throtf?h the week ending Friday night August 27. The Rev. O. C. r Parker will conduct the meeting. Mi-ss Willie M. Lythes has return s ed from Greenwood where she has e been spending the last few days, d Miss Annie Bell Brown and sisters from New York are visiting a their former parents Mr. and Mrs. f Humphrey. Also Mrs. Bertha I. Cooper from New York is spend. ing awhile xviith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reedix? Sligh of Philly are visiting their parents ? Mr. and Mrs. Sligh. ; 1 . ^" i -XK~xkk~X-*-X~X~X~XK*<~X~X~> NATIONAL BAPTI BIRMINGH September Avail yourself of the unexcel COAST LINK?AIR CONDJT SCHEDl'LE AM) RO Sept. 6th Leave Charleston Sept. 6th Leave' Lanes _ | Sept. 6th Leave Sumter . Sept. 6th Leave Orarfgiburg Sept. Oth Leave Denmark .. .... Sept. 6th Leave Barnwell Sept. 7th A reive--Atlanta Sept. 7th Lepve Atlanta .. Sept. 7th Arrive Birmingham . Delegates from the coastal and P their home stations the evening of with this AIR-CONDITIONKD CO. ments go through to Atlanta if bur further information write Rev. G. tional Baptist Convention, Georgeto1 agent of ATLANTIC COAST SPARTANBURG NEWS. jr Mt. Moriah Baptist Church - i BV 1 Sunday school promptly at 10 by Supt. The attendance was very good. Rev. fc.If. Pough of Philadelphia, Pa. was the pastor for the, day. He t preached a great ser moh'.f text Rev. 1:7; theim^: The ' Second Coming of Christ. ; BTU at G with president presiding. At 8:30 the Rev. Pough came forth with another great message theme Mountain Top and Valley services. On Spnday_ afternoon August 29 at 4 o'clock a group of white men ' will render a program at Mt. Mor iah. Please come out and hear this' program, i a ' ' > i Local s . - - : Mr. and Mrs; Willie , Mathis are now at home again after visiting < friend?, in Ohio, Michigan and Can : ada. They report a very pleasant i trip. " >' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rochell I We home again after spending a very pleasant stay in3 Wilmington ' N.C., and Savannah, G&. I Mrs. /Ruth \\ right, formerly of , this city, but now resides in Knox 1 ville. Tenn., is here visiting relatives and friends., 1 Mrs. Sarah Bbo-, formerly of < this cftP but now resides in New ' tves and friends. Mrs. Frances Richardson and (1 daughter formerly oi tnis city, out , now residing 'in Cleveland, Ohio,', are here visiting relatives and friends. Mr. William Sims, formerly of this city, but now resides in Newark, N.J;, is in the city visiting j relatives and friends. } | Miss Eddie Gentry, formerly, of , this_eity, but now resides in Phil- , ndelphia' is here visiting relatives mid friends. M rs. A.M., Matthews and daugh-J'j ters are in Batesburg. visiting re- i latives and friends. Misses Hazel Moore, Emma Claulia Ann Brewton are visiting relatives and friends in Charlotte, N. C. Miss Ethel Enoch of Pittsburg. Pa., is in the city visiting her aunt Mrs. Carrie Hampton o n Clark street. Miss Nellie Sue Lark, of Charj lotte, N.C., left Monday for her I home after spending an enjoyable week with relatives and friends. r CAMERON NEWS. Visitors to Brown Chapel Sun day were Mrs. Georgia Weir, of Jacksonville, Mr. -and Mrs. James Darby, of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. John McDaniel. of St. Augu's tine, Fla., Mrs. Lizzie Shivers, of New York. Mrs. Mary Ella Baskin of Bishopville and James Haigler of Orangeburg. - Mrs. Annie Green gave?a big dinner Sunday to her pastor, Mrs. Carrie McGill, Mis. Cora Blaclc, ReV W.R. Bowman and others. Rev. Washington hoping Others of his members will follow suit. Another big banquet was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner. -This was a birthday affair. They,served thirty or more friends -and relatives and had 19 varieties of eatables, including six fryers. Mrs. Baskin of Bishopville and Mrs. M.E. Bowman made t h e toast speeches. Dr. S.H. Lewis, from Bethel in Brown Chapel. He is making a wonderful impression upon the large congregations. Rev. W. M. Downs, of Columbia, is also here running meeting for our pastor at Andrews Chapel, Dr. Davis. HtrTs' a wonderful speaker. Mr. Purvis* Glover has opened up a first class meat mm should go to his store and buy your meats. Glover will treat you 1 right. __ | i'ay uay Saturday for The Palmetto Leader. IJOHNSONFuneral E. " \Q 1401 Park Street ST CONVENTION AM, ALA. 7th?12th led Service of the ATLANTIC HiNF.I) C(.)AvCH J I NI) TRIP KATES: 7: L5 P.M..! .... $14.40 8:40 P.M. .. . 14.40 .. 10:15 P:M. 14.30 , 11:24 P.M .. - -J-3.80' ... 11:50 P.M 12,00 .....12:00 M.N".. . 12.90 G:20 _A-M. 1 r'. 7:10 A.M. ' ? ' : 11:4ft A.M. ?-J t*v Dee Auction of S. C'.. cap leave Sept. Gth and make connection A('H which will as per arrange party numbers 25 or more. For Going's Daniels, Asst. Sec'y.'-NaAti, S. C,, or ask your local ticket LINE RAILROAD , Bro. Kidd is stil! selling ice, runhing a first elu^s barber shop ind ; hoemaker, sec. him-rirst. KIlflKPin i? V1.VVU I (i The E.A. Thrift. Club nut at the home ol Nadine and Malloy Parker on last Friday evening. _ The next meeting at the home of . Mr. James .Carroll, August 27. Mrs. Henry Brooks and Miss Dorothy Mints of Columbia are here visiting relatives and friends ^ Rev. Ezekiel C.hsppelle of Green wood was a recent visitor of Mis? 1 Evelyn S. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burton are jn.?the sick list this week. ] Mr. A.B. Cooper left last Friday for Washington, D.C. Those here from Washington. 1). C., visiting relatives and friends are Miss Serena Simkins, Mrs, Ruth Anderson Branch, Mrs. Edna Wells. Mrs. Lucy Mathis and Miss Savannah Martin. Mr. Charles Landrum left last tveek for Boston. Mass. Mrs. Lucy Lake and Mrs. Emma Johnson are glad to have their | little children and grand-children ; visit them this summer. I Those spending the past weekend' home from the CCC cam)), were Messrs. ^Valfer Cook, Wiley | j-oiuiatjii anu -wiiiiam YEldell. [_ Mr. Solomon Atkinson has op-i ened an up-to-date cafe in the place formerly owned by Mr. B. Holmes. Give him your patronage.) MARIAN BIRNIE WILKINSON FEDERATED CLUB NOTES. Chester, S.C.?The Marian Bir-i riie Wilkinson Federated Club met ' with Mrs. A.L. Stanback in its regular monthly?meeting?1Tuesday August 10. 1937. | Pue to the. fact that this club suspends meetings during month! of July, plans for the Field's Day: program had r.ot been heretofore [ discussed. A committee was selected, however, to arrange , if pos sible for some members of the, club to attend the Field's day pro gram; and carry to the 'home whatever gifts the club is able to secure. The program for the day was in the f6rm of a woman's maga^ zine. Miss Ruth Walker vere fit", tingly read a survey of the news of Negro women. All of the news items were extracts of Negro mag azines and papers and were espee-j ially interesting. Poetry was- edited by Miss Anne Stanback who read Life by Anna Barbauld. Mrs. I Ell Watson, rendering music fori the occasion, sang Sylvia. Since! most magazines for women in- I dude- something about food Mrs. D.H. Babcock brought to the ,clulsome appetizing recipes for summer drinks. After an ice course the club adjourned to meet with Mrs. M. A. Adair in September. MT, JLEBAXON A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. W. I.. Williams, Pastor. The Sunday school opened at its usual hour Sunday with all Iticachers and students^ at their posts. The revival meeting closed last vee]< with the spirit running very high. There w'i? great success in the Bible school that endPd at this place A splendid delegation represented us at the state meeting in Co- 1 lumbi-a last week. The choir tcok part in the choir contest* that was hpld Thursday 1 evening. The Due West choir won ' the first place by right, but due to the partiality shown by the judges the Sumter choir won. There was nothing said of the s^c- I and prize at the League convention, therefore our choir wasn't RRADI FY I Home I Telephone 8137 ' n Page 5 considered afterwards,. Nobody knew who the judges w're, hut they do know thi> one thing, that , whoever thefy were they didn't know music. We an- hoping thaV at the next convention the people will be the judge-, afid not some imitlriianded?tru-n. Sick list: Mrs. Emma Pruitt, Mrs. Grler, Mrs. Joseph, Mrs. i*U Us s. . ?< I1)!! I C > CARDS DR. A. B. JOHNSON t SURGEON V Office: 1323 Va Assembly Street Phone 31GO Residence: 919 Oak Street Phone 874U REV. J. H. JOHNSON Office: 2029 Marion Street NOTARY PUBLIC >eaLer in . Real Estate. performs narriagt cert-monies, write wills, leeds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him )ftice Phone b407 Res. <>7'j8 N. J. FREDERICK Vttorney-at-la\y and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Fodorai Lllb Washington St,. Cola.' S C. UK. 11. K. COUrihlc lienUs*. Special Attention .Given to L)is?a&es of ttic Gums Cold Clown una iliiugc Woik A Specialty 3dice Phone ti-42'J liet>. S>2o4 1126 Washington St., Cola., s. C. DR. J. G. STUART EytJ, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Aecurart.eiv Office Hours: Telephone. 11:00 to 1:0o P. M. Res. 46ii2 6:00 to 8;00 P. AI. Office 3796 Office: Residence; 2030 Taylor St, 1417 Pine St. Office Hours: Telephone: 11 A, M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8875 6 P. M. to 8.P. Al. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon j Diseases of Women and Chi! 5, eu A Speualty Office: .Residence: 2115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S< C. .4?43iii?im . ?i-<B_ KW -<mi Office Hours; Phones: 8 to 9 A. M. Office 6033 11 to 2 P. M. Res. 6798 6 to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician Offce: Residence: 1107*6 Washington 1416 Park Over Victory Savings Bank, Columbia, S. C. \ i'.H Phone 7811 All classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman U B ? 1 | s I PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments Office: 23G9H Gervas Street Columbia, S. C. Dr. H. G. Thompson DENTIST }323Mi Assembly SU Columbia. Phone 346G Gold Crowns?Bridges?Plat'1? tSpecialty. Extractions MadePainless In Winnsboro Wednesdays and Saturdays at A. Russel Building. Phone 219 Office Hours Telephones? 3:36 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6033 Resdonce 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Filling, Plates, Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty MADAM PETER'S Hair, Grower For Diseased Scalp?Gives I.ife & Beauty. BEST GROWER?apply once a week?PRICE 35c. 1906 B)an<yng St, Columbia Counts Drug Store, Washington St. Thomas Drug Store, Taylor and Harden Streets r-, r i Od Qtoaap. . .^J