The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 23, 1937, Page Page 5, Image 5
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Saturday, October 23, 1937
NOTICE.
Rev. II. C. Young, Pastor of
Jones Chapel A. M. K. Zion church'
makes the following announce-jx
nient: ix
The Palmetto Annual Confer- (
enee of the A. M. E. Zion Church, '
will convene at Jones Chapel A.
M. E. Zion Church, corner o f s
Sumter an J Blossom 'Streets, Nov. '
24-28, 1037. ; 1
BISHOP JOHN, \Y. MARTIN.1'
Bishop John W. Martin, A.M., IV.I). j
Of the Sixth Episcopal District ;
Chicago, 111., Presiding. l-j
SILVER HILL CHLRCH
"Woman's^Day" celebrated, at
Silver 11 il) M E. church, oik Sunday,"
October 10 was a day long to (
be remembered. Plans for the eel- ,
ebration were outline! by Mrs.
Hattie McWhirter and Mrs. C. J
> Thompson, sponsors and a most
committee of ladies,
The day began with the Sunday,,
school conducted by Mrs. M. II.
Wright and Miss K R Mo'.re, a.--' '
sisted bv the other Iain's Mo the
teacher's . stall".
Morning service b< ga? with tin
program, beiirg-conducted by-Mr-*,?
M. Ifr^Mright as mistress, of ci ix?p
monies.
~ Alter the program .Mr.-. .l?'s-'n* "M.
Davenport of Trinity church
delievred the address ftom the-stibject
"Woman, A Vital Factor in '
Religious, National and Education- i
al Life". This?was a masterpiece.
.
Young people's hour began at
3:30 p.m. Misses K It Moore', S.
M Wheeler and N 15 Thompson
committee. The audience was delighted
with the program.
The concluding service .opened
7:30 with Mrs. Sallie Davis as
mistress of ceremonies. A most
inspiring program was rendered ,?
The financial report for the <hiyi
was $85.25. At this .point we wenJ
lifted to musical heights by tliVj
rendition of "Perfect Day" sung (
by Mrs. .Uyby Sexio"^^. ...i
MORRIS BROWN . !j
A. M, K. ( lit"Ki ll
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Rev. R I. Lemon. Pastor
-Charleston. S-. C.?The ' C'lig' e^?
1,gation ol Morris I5rown li.slct.cd"
last Sunday mo.rr.ing to a sermon
delivered by Rev. Albeit Jones in
, the absence of the pastor who was
attending the eonferenc at King
> stree. Rev. Jones preached from
St. Matt.- 22>17. lle?-?po'ke from
' the theme "What Think Ye of
Christ?" A pood sermon resulted
from th*<y-rrkt chosen. At :.'M p.m.
Rev. I). A. Mills our local older .
preached a sernirin from 11 Kings
'- A-31, The termor, was woven lire
the theme "The Chi id i-s hot
A\val*c". Reap animated was the
thougfrt~-s11cssei 1 by the preacher
who always brings a cheerful message
to his hearers. Dr. R. I.
Lemon the-rcw pastor was p escnt
but did not preach at_ffio evening
^ - - r
servicO. Ibo.- Crawford who at-'
Jene the conit relive, brought greet
ings and spoke briefly'on the work
accomplished in a 'comparatively
short time. Thus we be pin unoth
ur eutift'ii'iire .tear under I'Uiua' h "
circumstances. Dr. Lemon/mad
service.
Many splendid complimenthave
been paid the Coleridge-Taylor
Glee club for the -plendid recital
rendered last T\ie-day evening.
These compliment^ are well
bestowed upon this group of singers,
We are pleased t-> note the
return to the city of 15to. ,1. J.
' Tayl>% who' has been vacationing
in the mountains of -i ii.onl 1...
'several mora.lis.
We are ]>lahning for dedication
services in the very near future.
A large committee has b en, form
*'d to function' in one of the largest
features'- of this kind that we t,
hflV" pinn>w d?D.i r memorial mt
vices will be held Tuesday night
of next weekWe
are proud o'f the report rendered
by our chtirch at Kingstreo.'
WOODRIIT MOWS i
Trinity <\ M. 10. Zion Chinch
Rev." I. II. Ruffin, Pastor
S. S. at the usual hour..
Mr. Arthur A. Brewlon passed |
away at his home in Spartanburg L
October 10th and was funcraitet'd .
at New Bethel Baptist church th?k j ,
* city last Wednesday. The Rev. 1 j
J. B. Ligon, officiated. , | |
He leaves ta mourn: a dvcctf'd '
wife, Mrs. Boulah I). Brewton, 2
sons and 1 daughter; l sisters and
a host of other relatives. ' (
Mr. Birbwton had b^'en an emplo-yee
of the Southern Railway'.
Co., for tWenty-^hree years. t|j
, Interment in New R?. thel cemetery.
c
Rev. J. B. Ligon of Spartan- f
burtf ,js conducting a revival at |
New Dethel Baptist church thiv v
week. We wsh them? much sue-!,,
. j t
cess in the revival.
Sick list: Mr, Hiram Parks Mrs ,
Sallie Downs, Mrs. Edith Ititfpfins j
Mr. James Mills. We wish them .
Sa speedy . recovery. <<
. Mrs. Amanda Teatrue of\ Atlanta,
Ga., was called hnnie nn-aiv^
count of the death of her brother, I n
Mr. Arthur Brew^n. I o
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>INN CltKKK IMI'T. (Ill'HCH W
lU'V. J. S Maddox, Castor
Services throughout tin* day
i' vi ry L'.dimI. "" Snfidliy' school' st
veil alien led. Lesson beautifully . ai
lisctissod. lit V. ) .1. Hammonds p]
bviehed from the thyme "Bridled
i'mir Tonuue." He was full of the! ,
pint. Collection ?1(?.5T Also the "yj
Lord's Sup]ur was administered,' ji
friday night Kev. 11 \Y. Stewart >]
nia.lied a wonderl'ul sermon His C1
hloved wife and sister uefcompan ti
ed him. Mr. and Mrs Ossie Smith p
m l family, 'Mrs Marthu?Scotland a;
;>f Level Land worshipped with K
' ' " |
Miss Lulu Mae Maddox left last
ivecl;' for North. S.C., to begin 11
teaching in the City school there
Miss Vjviah Anderson has gone
to Hampton to teaeh in" sthool ,,
1 ii-. M i<s . < a ri ie Mitchell, loft j .
Monday, forfHill to spentl
-s.ir.i' time with .her sister Mrs". .
Mdtie Whit*.'. - ' ' .!
.Mr i'ii!.Mv-. C K. B arts' spent"
St'iday with Prof and Mrs A 11 '
\ndets?n
s- ry to 11 i't M i;s. Rosa Leo
Hampton "ami C>. P Clilh: rt o.nj
U ATK1IKF A. M. K. ( Ill III II c!
?? , ; ' : -U
llrv; II. II. Rednton. I'nslt?r t(
L.ust." Sunday was a high. day Am
at Watercc's chuVch. S. S..at the cl
usual hour with the superinten- w
s -and teachers at their post. cJ
\V. 0. Simmons, Supt. Tho le&son
wa- taught hy Rev. .1. IX Abney
>1' C':r>s Road A. M.?fe' church;.
Review hy l'.ev. K. A.. Adams, prcsiding
elder of "Newberry district. ?
Alt'r a brief prayer service1 led ,j
by 15: o. (iiorge Herbert the paster
presented th.e presiding elder j
echo brought to us.a burning uvea
sage. llis text was found First .
TinVothv <> This being our Ith u
and-la-t quai tel ly .conference tie"
! </).?rts fr</in .both', church were .
-ood. I
Walevee -? ho<d opeiteil (>n .Moilday
morning with a very laigp enlAlliUent.
Also tlu- pastor and pa- .
?iils were present; p,
. . -m * w : ?- MVIRST
I5AFT. fllllK H Tl
* 1 f I
. Sum'ne: ville, ,S. (\- Sumiay p;
-vliiK.l v.as called to order at its \\
usual haui1. A splendid yroup at- u
tended. ' ' .,? d
\\'li"[] the ho'ttr arrived for d
t'??* * aehi-.ir services Rev. Clark' ehteled
thf p'dpii full of the H?dy c;
Spiiit ami dlivered a most ox- si
ei Heiit' sermon.' Subject ''The | si
i'. a:an "Sei neat". Text. Numbers ci
i<5.' Kver.vone who witnessed d
lb" services went away with re- si
juiced souls. fi
At nitrht a splendid cer.v.re'tra- o
lion was '.present to worship in h
-ervieis. Rev. Clark ascended ilie a
ivd; it ^fith another sermon. Sub- n'
j'et. "The Lion and the Bear A I"
Stepping Stone to A Ciant. Text o'
1 SaiiVa,1 17:';T. It was ' enjoyed ti
i.y all,' : ' ' * r
11.v. .M. I'. l'yatj. pasto'r of (j
tVe-ley .M. 17. eh'.freii of this town u
;i.?* MMIK- Hill* I.*.-I -I VIIUll IV? i'l I tf i,
.?.-.!5u":'?;is works. . | f'i
The rally .that was scheduled st
for tiu' third Sunday in October
was a VI" at success. h
^ Ww are still rallying for our ;l
heating plant and are planning to 'It
'tis1.til! it vt ry soon. a
It is how Autumn om\; attain the ( w
people are coi.tiintr back to the
Si;'. to litis beautiful 'so-called' pi
"Flower Towy or The Town in < ?
'.he Pities". . h;
?M's. ^..nini .Mackley?was called
to Sumter Friday night on'account i n*
?f til " illness Ail' her mother Mrs. |M
l.it'.xie I.oWlI V. She i t-ports her pr*
i) la much better at this writing. jti
\\V hope for Mrs. I.oweiy a hi
-peodv i ecovorv. j A
:? .??> ? . 1 "fill
Ml/i ll III.I! K.M I5 APT. ( III Ki ll J
Rev. If.' If. (latilden. Pastor u
? I hi
Newberry.; S. C.--Snnday school 1
it the usual hour with Mrs.. I.. A. Iv,
liiilurin iti charge of the devotion- j j;l
>1 < xonv'- es. Clone: al review w;is
onduet od Ijy Nathaniel Will.ams.
The regular morning services
vere t per''<1 with Miss Ojatta Gil ,
iam at the piano, after the regu- I
ar devotional exercises our pas- }
or brought us a message., subject at
I he Four Ivssentials to Eternal
Life. AVe welcome, visi'tr/rs and j w'
'rends ;.t all times. j '
Sister Knialine .Rluford one of.*'
he old citizens of Newberry and
mmber of Uethleheni was ftln-j"8
rralized Sin'day .'5:00' p.m. (She j
lied at lv ? home in Summerville Ius
rVednesday night, October 13. She Pa
enviw two dnn<rlitei > lil'te?>r> errand I
{children, eighteen great grand
hildren a\l many .relatvvs and
riends.
The BYPU opened at <>:'2U p.m. us
\<ith MUs Lizzie (Jallnyan ..in (.r
hargc.
Sunday night we were again K(.
aised to a ,high pitch in the spir- \y
Lual world as we listened to our (_ }
lastor preach from the subject 0p
The Value of Death". Isaiah fi:L
Friends?"Holy fire will burn '<|a
he rubbish inside the church while an
atural fir,, will burn the rubbish So
utside the church". jri
KSTON CHAPEL
A. M. E. CliyilCH
Greenwood, C.?The Sunday
hool and its stall' ol' oliioers met
t the usual hour. A rally was
lanned for November 11th. Each
ass was asked to report ?5.00.
f\.K 1 1 :.'i0 nioniin;' -eyviees began
I't.r the opening the regular orL'r
of .service was suspended and
[r. Simon Allen who was happily
inverted at his"*Np,ork was bapy.ed.
/ Rev. We'.-t Chappelle was
resented as the -spcaken und used
s a subject Finding Excuses tc
vade Duty. ' , '
Mrs. G. A Estues, superintoniint
of the Brewer hospital thank1
the "miss.iuimry-society,,throu.vrh
hose irtlluehee more than -50 lbs
as given the hospital.
League at f3:.">() with Mrs. Arolia
hi Ids, president.
At niuht Rev. W. S; Minis the
ew presiding ehjpr gave a beaul'ul
discourse to a large crowd
londav nite the business of flu
natter was conducted.
UT. OLIVF A. M. K. CHI'KCH
He*.- .1. \. '(fai'hble, Pastor
We are . triad to say thpt our
hutch is still progressing under
to lvadersliip of. '"'.r hi lny^lpasit*.
' He pt eached one of .his ndtj
sermons found sit I Tim. 2nd
Impter. lie called this his far,>ell
sermon, -but \ve do not beliuse
we a:e looking for Ill's rttr.m
Brown Chapel M-. K. Church
IKev. T. II. Weathers, Pastor
The little vilage of Helena is
n ?. .J.ormal .it,in7 i(,n at this
til1'. - .
We are sot'ry to report that Mrs
Jella Lindsay has been on the
ck list for about time weeks. We
ope for her si speedy recovery
tide; the care of Mrs. Polly Ray
lio is working very faithful to
ave her be herself again
i: \STO\T.R NKWS
Last Sunday'was tho rail: day
>r all A.,M..K. preachers it. the
oTirmhin coni'ct en:-?- and many of
mm wci'o very much disappointi.
Tho-e \vljo|)> had paid their
as tor and their conference claims
ore <.pt in. filll bloom, but those
ho still due the" pastor salary.
Uj* ?<itjsihrprdrnieiey, due support,
ue trustee and conference claims
nmil lied hone' auul some.
ir riding: some went visiting,
one bought 'liquor and had to
lay home to drink it. Such exj-es
wrll not stand in that great
ay. Sunday is what we call a
crap up day, bringing in the
agments.. 1,eg all slackers come
u ami hear our pastor deliver
is linal message and .bid you
11 ado. \Vp all are called uV
leet Wed e.-day in Union tu/reort
for cur year's work. Aiiiu'
lit St ntlay and uake >V uil pas
o feel i.iiopy. *\
Tlie Palmetto l.eade: w In rip
livereil hi'i eaf ?r by .thnstc:
fallen Junes, a high elnyl strtr-nt
of thi city. ^'vy^w44T always
ml him at tin 1 J,?t L.utich
.and. South \KUn ?street.
Mrs, LiU^e Squire returned
nine atteiY havii jr an din-rat ion
t t!ii- (.yiumhia hospMal. I lor
tutfhtfcr/is rdeniu is by hoy sid"
nil jdli/.i* rostit t! fai: at this
litittff
Mi'JL Sophia Heed is on tin- inirovotl
list yet her oldest soji.is
mimed to his bed with a nurse
V his side. ' ' '
Ni-ve ears are now in style. A
\v Plymouth is bein^ driven by
is. (i. C.- tN'oo'dard.. A. how Chev
dot is bei-tiyr driven by Mrs. Kae
Scott. .A* hew Terra plane is
ring driven by Prof. Ravnwo'i.
.neW Dodge i< being driven by
le writer.
The Stat"' Fair next week. Let
all carry some, of the host we
ive to show our appreciation to
ir great leaders. VoTt will net
nir pieiuiums' Saturday. . Don t
ul to attend. '
Ct.yie to Church?Go to Church.
I'llII ADKI.IMHA NKWS
The 'stork visited the home of
!*. nii<? Mis. Robert Thompson
2T30 X. 12th street and left a'
to baby irirl. The name is givi
to the daughter of Mr..and Mrs
homp on is Shirley Thompson,
other and baby are doing tine.
Mrsj- Robert Thompson is the
lUghter of Mr. and Mrs Geo'rge j
jodwin of Conrfaree. S. C. Let
pray- God's blessings 011 that
niiiy, good health and good luck
cki..l/... Tl
I llltiv k I1IIH.J 1 IIU||I|MV'II.
I.EKSVlLLE NKWS
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Sunday schoolsopened at then*
ual hour with Supt. and tellchs
at their post tof duty.
Rev. Bates preached -a stilling
rmon both morning and night,
e were pleased to have Jones
lapel' choir to worship with us
Sunday night.
The Slipper contest closed Sun- '
V night with, s.ircss Tin, tetnl
nouut raid fn the contest was
8.10. Mrs. Wilhelmenia Adjers
is the w*uner,
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THE PALMETTO LEADI
ST. JOHN IIAI'TIST ('IICKCIl!
MISSIONARY SO< 11"' Y
The Missi- nary society. I. d its
, wcekljj. nihelintf Fri-iay, Oclobov
If), at the* home ?/j" Mrs. Ethelj
Rcnnic-k. "he president pi Mdiht;.
The me<-'tinj.' Av'its called to <! . |
' and' opened by sinjrhvt; "1 am so
[j triad I am here-") scriyuiie reading
'| John. 11:1-10; ^nay. r" -hy ' Mr*, j
i' Kirkay; *9inj.ci?tr O Lord 1 want I
11 you to move.. The minutes of the'
1 last meetint; was read. l ee. ived
and adopted. -Roll call with ach
meniher responding with a llible.
_..vei:se_im(L paying du. -. The re- i
port of the. -ick conmiiULee was |
made. New and unfinished busi- I
. ness discussed. The 11 i 1 > 1?. l''sSon I
Luke 10:1.1.;. taught by Airs. Dm'a I
Anderson, subject A spoke i:i the
wheel or stewardship. A heauti- '
*i ' !
. fal lessor ami many good and help ;
ful tjj.oughts were gk ii;.ed from j
the 1 s'sc.n.. At t'lfj.v close ,,f the i
!i sson renin ks by Mis. St otlie s|
Mrs. l'elzer, Mrs. Kaikay. ilrs..j
Houiware. Closing r.-niarks .'by I
the president. (..losing song My J
heart is fixed, Closing prayer be
_ lYl/.or.
\ isit as two. Mrs. IV-liter and
Mrs. Kinkuy. Refreshment.. were
Kv I lw. hivSt-ess
Om next vJvJ'cting will be at
the home of Mrs. J.i'a. I!. Williams
October 21.
President. Mrs. Emilv' Daveiv
t?
port: SorVeVMy, Mrs. Dora Ai:dvr-|
son; Pasto,. Rev. X. L. Uu>h.
, "' m i.
PINK KIM. SCHOOL
AM) t.Ill'lit II NKW'S 5
L. Powell. Reporter
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School op' nod today with very*)
; >food^enrollment. Miss Co'iisar, one j
of the-teachers' of Pine Ilijl faculty
Tias just leturned from Detroit.
Mich., where she has -.pent her e
slimmer vacation. . "
| - lb.' Richardson prca'eh'.l a no-J
j hie sermon Sunday inn-rin^ at
j Pino Hill church and-it was enjoy-j
Jed hv eve-\\ e wi- that he j
will come' preach far a-.rain jii
the near future..""
The tent sooiiny had a ie turn'
t y' -teVd; y; our Pa~T. ^ Rev.'
Nhixis.nroaehed the sei:;is??n for
them, rievv Davis w't-tl U" to conference'
this \wei-n ami v..- trust
that he wil! come hack.
XMi.-s Kir.-- Kirne'y is ha k home;
t<Jspeiid t't winter;,'w; an- happy;,
t/ have her hack. . >
--/?Miss K. Bethea-went to I.atta to j
flii'y where she will attend school
it the coiirty training school.
| Mi-s Molly and , 11 U'-.-ton llinnisl
/ill iorcil to I.Uinlic: toll, .\ . ( . .Moll- I
*<lay afternoon on special" business. ,
Mr. Moody ani! Mr. .1'aim^ Mo!
Qu*'- spent ^-A'ftday nij.ht as-.-'upper!
irm-st- wi!'. Mi.- ami Mrs. Ale-c i
Alforif.
riNi: A.M.I-'. .Ij'lll K( II
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Rev. H. Summers, JAistor I
l'ino ti.ovi- A. M. v.. Siunlay !
school opened ' at the usual hour\
by the Kupt.. Mr.i -J'. <Uawls. !
At 12.:?J.0 tin- Rev. Rates of Flo- [
1I'da a see tide tin- rostrum a-nd [
preached a wonderful -i-riium, His
WXt was fourd James subject j
Bridle Yt/u: ToRtroc. Another !
\\'< mderful sermon was preached J
Sunday niwr'H by the-llev. Bates. .
The tish fry that u:i- tfiven a*.
t'u? home of .Mrs. M. Low man by
Mrs. Lowmaiiy Miv-. Xixori aiuj
Mrs. M. Richardson was a splendid
alfair. Quite a nunfber attended.
Mrs.''Naomi Kihei" d^e and sis- , <
tor Jessie IVarl -pent Saturday j
niti'ht at home \\ ix i 1 ttu-iv mother ,
and dad ML and Mr-. 11. H. Red-I
num.
?' Mr. Thomas Kimly and Mr. Sam uel
Saxon of State A. and .M. col-!
j lope were- tfie Saturday everting j
?uf*st$ of Misses Ma!?le an?l OIlia
N'ixson. V*^
Mr. Bat '* was tlit* dir.nr truest
</f Mr. and Mrs. John Bay.
Mrs. Isnbcll Daniels and little
; daughter S.iriic B. from Charlotte,
; X. C.t havenv>md back in 6ar '
community.
Mrs. Nancy Paris and daugh-'
t*tj motorc to Chester Sunday on > .
business.
The Big, Si'sters' 'club meeting :
was held wor Monday night oji: *
! account ol' bad weather.
Looi< forward for fair nex- j
j week.
MRS. MARY ANN WT.STON
, I'ASSKI* WYAVjl
Nlrs. Mary Ann WestOn of Con-1
garce, S. (\, who \va? ill fon^a
short while died October 1th, 1037
i
at the home of her daughter Mrs. j
Celia W. Glenn, 1011 Oak street, j
Columbia. S C., was buried Octo-v!
her 0th, 10'!7 at benevolent Bap
tist church, Weston, S. vrhicHLj,
she was a devoted member for *
many years. She h aves to mourn j
he: loss, he) husband, .eight ds.ughters,
oDe roii, reveml j^wml f iiild-- ren,
relatives and friends.
No one will ever take her place
as sht was so sw^et and devoted 'i
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\i.u:\ tfmim.h I
A.-Si. K. 1 III K( M |
llvv. J'. \\ . \\ ithcrspiion. Minister I;
lii? ? nvillej S. ( . . Sutnluy past, 1
ill spite of vi ry inch-in' tit weather |t
the wm -h npers at Alleti Temple .!
ha?| a Iiiirh day in /.ion. "There ji
was a glorious; S .li day svhuul Its or.;
review h.v llev. 1). P. Adams, t'
At -.11 .o'clock t1.? pastor . spoke e
from the subject ."The Two Sides, e
<>f Lif'is 11 r^hway". A ftcd the t
i : nioir-^ brother " .1. I}..' < alhoun t
eiiniplnnenteil tin- pa-'tin oh iiis \>
woi:l; to the eliuteJi and t: e eity.
4n tile-League ,o-s>ioi'i there was
lively rivaliy between thr buys a
and girls. - The girls wot. in the L"
oil elii'ti. '
m . i ^
l.a-t 'Thus-day night' t-lie ali.-s- ^
i.y.iary soviet\ was ei tp tuT;ied (
by Mrs". MyraDm ley; ti.e Roosters t
by .Mrs. Kilj o of John V\ csK y; the .
Faithful Workers' by Mrs. llefcu t
Lodgus; thv Sunshine by M s.- ij
Li-l.i Maye.:.. Mrs." Lueui> Kurd
, iilerlains the Sunshine elub \^iis j
week. < 9 v
.On Sur.day evening Rev. D. 1'.
Adams ikliveivd-ui?ti ung scrttlon ^
from "The ' Model Prayer' . ?Sov- ^
eul visitors were present. One
siey.ssiun. Mrs. M L. Wither- ^
I toon with t he J unio'r choi r rendered'
beautiful music all day.
'Under the leadership of Rev. \
i . w. w unci spoon liif cnurcn has >
never ^exi'i'-iietU'cd' a- ntorc gliu'i"-"oils
yeal?. - *
- 1JATKSHL Ulf XKWS V a
The Olive Branch Sunday school s
opened as usu^il with Supt.' and' p
leathers al their posts ol' .flute. j <?
Alter which ill/' liev. Bishop spoke "
1'unn .Matthew.* f>: 10. ..His message j?
was- most tirirgly delivered, isun.- t|
day night Rev. Bailey delivered his u
"spell bound"message. | J]
i \c
Miss Mar,if/tie I'ejVy was sepn
iii towij Sunday. . >
We. were- .glad to have Miss ;ti
Mildred?.hove - "wtrFi Ms and in, 0
sehool -again after staying in New 1
York for awhile.
IF you wen n't at tin"' Bate-burg
colored high school Monday nit.O
you missed "The Big -Apple'* when ,.j
1 say "Big Apple" I mean it was. jj
so big I don't, >'ee how you missed p
<* - T-rrr?iar h?"w it missed voti. This
play was so well sponsored that h
it will probably be shown in so rite
i>; her sciioei. '
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PICK i:\S S'KWS u
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Messrs Julian Roscniod, Bowens a
Wakefield, student- of S.V.oi|ig
High school GrC'iivillc spem^the
week-i. : d at homg.- I
Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Rosemond s|
and. si.'r llcyward, Mrs. I.. C. Fish ^
11.. ?* ) m .. . i n
I '' 1 . ill <1 .*!!>. .J. I\. Uull^.
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Mi's HliznUth Anderson attended
fno'thall frame in Greenville. a
The W. II. M society met af |,
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Miss Yoha V. Waiters has ret
.lined h.niiv.
Mi-.. Tlncras "Jack-on was fun'
"ali'/.\'(| Fiii'a.v at tlv .Baptist'
church. I'1
Miss Alia GM'fl'in ot' ('hicaj;o, '~,v
IH'.. is a \*i>it>.!' here1.' k
Mr. t'litfi'il Muoirv Rev, Mrs.
M'.ii'.'iis William* of Easley vfsjtrd
m lMv!<",vtTs Wednesday,,- .j A
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ST. M MTIIEW S NEWS. . t(
The local chapter ot' the X.F.A. cl
met last W'tlnestlay and tSifrahiz- xv
[ <1. The f?>]lowiii?r ofticers were o? "
I . t -' 1: President Wood-'ow Glover n'
viv.-IVr^.. Art1 111 Caldwell: gee- U
eta;v .John Mnlone; Tras. Joshj;t
I?:ooks; Reporter Jethro Par- 's
mri: Advisor I Vol". Hnrgess.
to (til whom she fitine in contact
A* i t h. ^ 1 ,|;
\\ c thank ami will never; forget j(
Champion. IJcv. J. l\ Reeder,
llj'V. I. C. Jenkins, Mr ^Johnson p
and .Mr. * IlollcyV fuiuru! homes o
'"or their kir.Jii? ss. js
r<
Card of Thanks ^
Mr.-, ("din W. Glenn and famiy
thank us knives and friends for ! co
kind miss dining the illness and to
lelith if.oi.i n')i.;her, Mrs. Mary a1
\nn \\ lyion. .\rso mr me neau- i g
l 1'u 1 floral tribute.
CFUA VV. GLENN u.
and family 'rf
lull- Oak street
Columbia, S. C. tl
mmm?mmmmmmaMmmmmammmm
JOHNSON-f
Funeral
l< IPC
1401 Park Street
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HFTHI!. A. >!. K. c III K< H j
Ktngsticc. .fc>. P.-The Palmetto I
mmiul conference which convened
are last week, October 111-17, is
ow history. The people of* King tfee
saw the largest ileligtous
;ruup that , has been here' for
'/inetiine. .Rvcry ellort wa.- put
oith to giv ihis Croup the best
ntei taiijinent. possible. From the'
xpressi.uis that were malic by
hose -with whem we came in con- '
act, We believe, that our etfii'ts
.'ere not unsuccessfully put forth.
I tie Pastor, Rev. Mr. Hughes,
nil lanufy expressed their appreciation.'
not only to the members
f Bethel- for the* cooperative spirt
sbuwi* hut they wjsh to^ thank
m?. |i dj^l t.f Kingstiee. Heroinnat'.on
was forgotten, when the ;
mte came* lor making it pleasant
or .the conference. All denominaions
. juii,e.'-' hands and rdid their
n -t to make it pieaVart.
Tho:e who'came in contact with
lishi/p and Mrs. Flipper would not
rish to in' el a liner couple. Rev.
nd M-s. Hughe.- expressed -them_tt+.?huev+cg
Tmjoyrrt?having" "
iiciu in theij^hwme.-- ?
BLACK STOCK NEWS.
On the sick 1 i-r is Mis. Sarah
lobley who has been sick for
oine time. " ... . "-j.br1
On last Tuesday. Mr; \V. M
lem|jhill passed He was a straight
nan. He would speak the truth (
o. white and colored* His . life is
pattern fop the mrn of Black
took.- Always' meet you with a
mile and kind words. He leaves I
li. mourn his loss, seven sons and
11< fl:nndnev ?broth1 i' and?a-ost
Lof relatives and friends. We
elievxr our loss is heaven's <ain.
Ie was laid to rest on' Wednesa.v
in the Presbyterian cemetery
ndep a bed of pretty (lower?,
llackstock has lost a citizen wRo
e all will miss. Undertaker Mr.
,. Kussell of Winnsboro in chared,
low sleep on Win. Hemphill and
?Ko your res t, wo will moot youj
n tho <it.hor shore. Wo lovejl -,you
lit Jesus lovei^- yow' best.
WATERLOO NEWS
Mr. Homi'i' Dendy, age 04, of
tiis place diod October 2 after an,
lnes,-. otP' 'about, 10 hours. Mr.'
lendy *was a farmer and. had pick-1
d about 10 bales of cotton and
ad planned to gin when God call- j
d him to his eternal home. He,
,-aves a wife, Mrs. Sweetie Den- j
y and 8 children, four brothers
nd. three sisters. The funeral;
iu- at Laurel Hill, Rev* B. J.
larton of Fountain Inn officiated
s-istc d by Rev. H. H. Hill and
lev. Earl Wright. Interment in
le church cemetery.
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The Ladies club of Laurel Hill
inmsored a program Sunday nite
hich was very njoySitole. * |
The schools opened October Is.
.ose .\iount, .mrs. uosn' uooue
rincij-?al; Mrs. Julia Hendwrson ,
ssistant; Laurel Hill, Mrs. Iola
owe, principal: Mrs. Maggie-Ful-'
>r, assistant; .Bethel Grove, Rev.
P. Reynold; Center Point, Mrs. i
stclle Anthony. " L
EDGEFIELD NEWS
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Soviets were held at Macedonv-Baptist
church Sunday afteroon
and night: Rev. A. E. Dawins
was at his post of duty on
ist Sunday at Trinity. A. M. E.
hunch. His members and friendre
working hard to.sbnd up a
imid report from the ehurch.
Tht. Adult Thrift club was en rtained
by Mrs. Maggie J. Coopr.
Quite a few of, th? members
ere present and a lovely time
as had by .all present. The busi- i
L-ss transactions finished the hos:ss
serve a light repast. The
looting adjourned to meet the
>eond Tuesday night ip November
ith Mr. and Mrs. Jtrle Ander>n-.1
Miss Ahbie Jones of iken was
le Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs
>kn Kimball.
Mr. David Atkinson of Deland,
lorida was funeralized on last
unday at Pleasant Grove Bapt.
t church. A host of orrowine
L'lativos and friends witnessed (
i" services.
Rev. E. W. Anderson and Dean
Charlton Perry were delegates
the association which convened ,
t Lockhardt church in Saluda,
. c. '
Mrs. Zenobia Cooke and daughr
we're week-end guests of her (
datives.'- '*<
Mrs. Leola Payne and Mr. Arlur
h.t4yd were joined in holy
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'Wedlock OC'iiit r 17, ll'.'JTrt- Kev. *"
.) l ).>,! In! Ii,y?l t in ... t-1
inony ^ - _i j
Mi.-s Mu,y Kuiti.u has *
returned to' her h^ine alter having
unde an operation for
appendicitis at the L'ni'versity hospitui.-Aujrasia,
Ga. ' . , j
Mi. Joseph liar is ami Mrs.. \
Cher i- llodK" *. air still c"n the
,-ivk !>>t. We wish for therh a 'd
speedy recovery;?1 '
I'le-a-e' have money for paper
ready every wtfftk as payments are'
made \v; t4?ly. J-'leUsehelp the
u'l^etit by eoojieraiinK in this matter.
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CARDS
DR; A. B. JOHNSON
^SURGEON
..Office: 1828V4 Assembly Street
Phone 3466
Residence: 919 Oak Street ' Phone
8740 . :
REV. J. H. JOHNSON Office;
2089 Marion Street
NOTARY PUBLIC
Dealer In Real Estate, pexforms "
man-Lag* ceremonies, write wills. -c.
deeds, mortgages, olaims, etc. .
Call to See Hira ,
Offlee Phone 8407 <? . Res. 6798
Ni J. FREDERICK
Atto:nwv-at-law "M p V? 11. i
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
?State and Federal
1118 Wa*hi?jrto& ? *,. Cola'.S C.
~UU. H. H. COOI'Klt
" DouUkl i,fipS^mi-jAtveuUou
Uiv?^"Vu=r!S^
of tiio UiilUk
Goki Crowu a:;u linage Woih
A bpacialty
Utile* Phone 0-120 life*. a2ol
1126 Washington bt., Cola., b. C,
irmr iSit "r<i i
DR. J. G. STUART
Ey6, Ear, Nosa and Throat
Glasses Fitted Accurately
Office flourts: TeieptetJTlr:
11:00 to 1:00 P. M. ' Kes. 4tih2
OiOO to 8;00 P. M. Oiftct! 378<>
Office; Resfdence;
at>80 Taylor St. 1417 Piae St.
Otfice Hours: T&lep'heme;
11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Ro& 8876 "" "
fl -P. M. to. tS P. M.
Dr. W. D. Chappelle
Ph> aician aucS Surge-on "*
Phseaaea of Wern^R uud ,ci:d !-tn
A Bpeoalty
OfRt-t . lleaidfipca:
8116 Ijudy St. 1301 Tire St.
Columbia. S. C.
Offiee Hours; Phones:
8 to 0 A. M. Oihoe $038
11 k? 2 P. M. R?s. <5706
6 to 8 P. M.
Dr. R. B. Fret? w ck
Phyakiaa?
Offoe: Residence:
1107 Vs Washington 1418 Park
Over Victory Savings Rank,
Columbia, S. C.
Phone 7811
Dr. L. H. Hallman
DENTIST ?
PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS
Sundays by Appointments
' Office: 2869 Vfc txervaa Street
L-Oiumbia, ?*. L-.
Dr. H. G. Thompson
DENTIST
1323M? Assembly St. Goluirflna
Phone 34G6
3old Crowns?Bridges?Plates ?
Specialty. Extractions Made
Painless
[n Winnsboro Wednesdays and
Saturdays- at A. Hussol Building.
Phone 219
Office Hours Telephones:
3:80 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 60S3 'A
Rea'dence 8873
Dr. D. K. Jenkins -T!
DENTIST
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Filliag, Plates, Crowns, Bridges
Snrtdav hv Anrmintmpnt.
Anesthesia a Specialty
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MADAM PETER'S t__.
Hair Grower
For Diseased Scalp?Glees Life A
Beaoty.'- BEST GROWER?apply
once a weak?PRICE 25?,
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1?0? BWnrfln* St. Colombia
Counts Drug Store, Washington 84.
Thomas Draff Store, Taylor
and Jlnrdoi^fttrfata 1