The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 06, 1937, Page Page 6, Image 6
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.< > rFilI out this coupon a {Hi m i;I
tampej envelope to Tho 1\in
? 1310 Asseml.ly .St., C 'liu'hia. >.
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MAKING sewing hags
Dear Bill:
If yt/u would send y?>u- fr-- *>
the corn doctor would thcy bn^?In
our vocational b'uild.^ig we - re
taking Sowing. We are making,
sewing bags. .
How did you enjoy-- Hallowe'en ?
. Wo had allatr tv* ~ 11 ;11 eg; am.
" Wish you could have l?ei
Devonuio L. ENJOYS
THE SANDMAN
Dear Bill: - ' * ?
I am glad the Junior page -is
picking up again' ant o:n-h v. < k
.wo are having, more' letters'.' 1
Cnjoy very much the stviy ,ain :t
the Sandman. 1 Hope it will i".^-eontrnued.
I spent, the week-end home and
attended our union \fhith was h< hi
at St. . Stephen" diajitist ch-uivh..
Boy kins; had a very rice time. V. e
*' . are. still . t.oing nicely in scho 'J.
Hope to, have0 wo: e' news ..next
' , time. So long ulitiI next we\ it.
- Tours,
Margaret Wtig'l.t.
I V,'. ATTENDED K A1K
4 Hello Everybody:
I see we have a t ? w'-hu i;!:>-r
this week. Well,- 1 \Vent tw' the
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IU11 I* I Hill \ .U.'i mill .. T
time. The ' Ilcrnet-tsviije T??; 4i-;i!i
boys played Coulta r v\inv -V: <>i.t
Cheraw, S. V. at the >uT7il '1 laseorea
were 12-0 in favor oP'liennettsville.
.Sunday thorniijg I at ten .'^i tit'
Pee Doe Baj list ui. on. i. My father
' "had charge of t: S-iiHay school
department. I was appvdr.leu secretary
of the Ir.t. fmediate ehish
I sure will haw; ph/nty' of company
this winter because v.e have
two* girls staying . witir us. tu??.?
to school, There are hi -ut-riye
Lawrence and Ea-tei' Wither-poop
both of Ubcnt are in t r e eh yoivt li
grade.
Well, so long until n xt week.
Anr.etie Eva Mei\?;L.ni.
TUB SAN DM \N
Good evening lite' Sandman said
and Eugene nodd-d. Dot !.
jumped up an.! ?pi;ek!y turned-tinportrait
of his great-grand '.e.hei
with the'face to the wall, ><> '.hat
it might not. join irvJ.Uih. talk a,- it
did thy night .before
Now ;you- are going to toil a.,
stories, piy dear San In.an, the-littje
boy .^aid hooking. Hut v ah. 1
Will- 101i ,.V"11 WlK'.l I"'"
.'green* pea's that j:v* ! in '.ho s.v a
pod. or of- my lord ?.' <k- y, v
made love to Lady k? 111 . ??t
of the darning Veedljjthnt wafine
th?i it thought, itself a
ing
And F.ugi-ne ^uw.how a - *be nn!<
a. alone he t< >k- up old an i Vein'
rie >plo up"ii r.is hor-". S'-me h<
bookthcfiirc whilst othors be sen!
z ^ ^.(.Uehir.d. Hut ho always askoi
them first. What eharact r doo;
your look shrrfv you to hoar,
must soe it Myself ho then sail
and thoy were obliged to. - how hj,n
their books. All? those . who born
the characters of vert' pood *n<
exceedingly good -had their pkqf
in fronV of?-him to? lis.ten to th?
heavenly story..hut thove who wen
marked, pretty bond, ini'Idling o
bad weie'seated behind hiin am
hart .ho 'hear the ?h"?rriblo - story
Th( y trembled and < l_ulL_,wou!i
have thrown thonisolvp< head tiroff
the hor?ie but Hu y enuld no
for it . was- as if they had. growi
to it
Why deatli is the more hehrti
ful Sandman of the tw-.. Iviki'm
exclaimed I am not in the-mas
afraid of him.
Now that is instructive., th
great-grawl-fathor portrait mum
Ul^.J r. _
uit'ii. 11 was OI fonw use -pea:
ing my mind and "the good nuu
was quite pleased.
Well that is the story of tht
-Sandman and now/ny children mm,
he tell you something himself to
night.
(The End.)
JOHNsfrx r .s>HTn
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John W. Coleman. Reporter1
The Qpl, <n. Dull s of Smith have
won three crinsecutiv" games, after
losing the initial frame to the
.. Fayetteville Normal institute .by
a margin of fi-O. After shading
the heavy Alien team 7-0. the Ralls
swampeothe hiftfily favored Shaw
pleven 12-7 thrilling , game.
I>ast Saturday, the Rullsd rode
roughshod over the less experienced
St. Augustine eleven which
ended* in a 42-0 victory for Smith,
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.1 tojrothor with a self addressed ! !
:to Leader, Bill Carver's Club, !
G. Your ua^p~Kvill be placed on >j
a 'membership card and button. Jr>
Mitiih kic'lad - to St.* Auirastiive
l-nvn "Ui the- l't yard lii.e. After
in ? xrliantre .'f pimts,. Smith drovs
nil" iK*i'I to ino S'. va i> yard |
t- i-)? \v-U>'ii.? A\ iHio Watt ?plungi .
the -ivre. Vaujrhy niad.-; 15:o'I
N! >,u !?'U.ti; :Tiuin . placement A I
V.w Hih: ;ti's later W." Watt usrHv- j
'! a i i.-s' .ai.U ran ovey -Jf.?(r t'o
?t.'iu |,.iuui;, Vanirlindnya'.n .
diverted f?.>: tile ext-H* pofi.t.
. th liist .Ufiiartier ended
, -ai li - 'aoit.-i'u with ivnv his lirstj
, am and s tit. another team tlutt J
okid ah'V'-t as. well. After sev,ial
pli.y's in the seco'nd period, I
'ork.y, a. lira*-man' intercepted a*j
. ':i:;dyards only to he I
aduJcd < V'iiis iroal for.'the 'thii-rl
"IV. 1;,. l! e - l;.ilt'.1- part of tlftl j
t . r.; ihudr intercepted u pa.-.s i
ud' tuiv 10 yards to. the tejLj lie
ah .i'vdr.' iVr.' the fourth jfuUhh- j
town, aft^r which he.jdacOff-Jtiek- ,
d for tlto'peii.t.. SiTliih was- lea j
'.m l?v a : . >?; e- of th-U V-?Wie half j
nd il. .A?Athe third .punter fperi-i
. 1. (.''.la'i h .lack-i n had-'his thiulirinyivieu
ur. the Ijel-d. After NVatj
..n !,a a'a'L;, a .-pect.i.ular rim of'
yar<L<. e.la^it.ie; several -tack-,
.-Vs. .I.(h:fny ^'iliiam.s i aeed a- j
iir;: d "ii-Tl end J':?yiv t. e .ekw<S4?
avd !in? .f,*r th". first score of.the
;?<l hal.s Ilaidy placefjicke I for-j
e\:/(a p> i:-t, ? '.iriiljr the -It it '
> iyiie ..V the platai"* .on the
?-; . v>. n y ere- . fit in agahV
'i i a ::i l.-y <unU;iej.'s jv.>- and
.'ndtr.itn. :'p!.. 1 '"\:er for _ final,
...... \ :.t; i:jed ait r t-1 intend-.
! -hie'.-y v.a-rrfun,hied,, ran a
-"H(-:d i.'!t. .tin - XVVsi point, ill"'
aivnyVnteV a' f.-u minutes aft; r
1 . v. 'with '?*; 'I a hunt mid-*;
f > r J-mk'h. "ewell at ptir.twas
iei u i- in i y Vauyln .
h' -dy. and (if; hum, tine running j
V v'auAm:'.; Wnfjti, Watt" Mold
I * \Vi!:i?u>i*; .?'(W^Vr, 11 a i'> t \ as.:
| Ma: khans. . ^
K-,: St a , uj
; . , :h ' it" i% v.
u- - i.'-i v :?i .*t. a. ft
si ;.: ? .1 ; :: U r 'U 'Vrso 'fli .
i "?* .< jr;iV: ' wh a -
y. I'. |. i: iv as.1 C. IV 1
- .lain! ' W , ^ hui:<.
; :ui:* y'vii kt.i y." I
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Mi: \H "!: i * o. i {{. st iiooi. |
haWK-iin'* Team. St.
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. i f L..<- harm.?tr.jsi
. ! .; - t,hat \v?- Jrivi"'
fvi a ! : v" Aia^-xvitiriv'
: ,v ^hivh
a - j.'ny- ii . : 'it T, vat i.l Jim- "f
, MTS'.i.--1 si th? .fourth <l<iw"n
. S <: i'-ul hack1 mJuir'j is
, ' a yii?.. ihe hall l'f ymfeA
lac ; a - lis'flc p.'Vat:
- . . HT< I ,V,-. hat huth
-i i ;m?.ii lA'riily. matched and
the- s. ? ? <w!? .1 ?* -<>. OutstamWnf*
v id; P.TS Atvh loin
< ! , (iii h JIP win and San.nc! SinJ
Archie made th. teuvh i??"wn
; IV'. ! ! .?M-r? J'dum. , At p
oiipan in-ir ( i; 1/ait wv?<? Coach
. Pears/,a and Principal 0?luin. Af'ti*
the irame heth team- were
Mirved dinner in the dining room
\vT;e?e they t i.e r. ,! and exp'issrd
i^vi'di siie ef nn i!:e- ea !. . tlu i
' Fc,nn.t
i' ' (>i, .Sat ' i i : .a" i. n li! Hal
r '.'iv. e'i n party \ 'n-. a 've,; foi the
1 ! .*! h'ltr '' i'ltlles V.We thd
y 1V.fee'-r?- H..I- -l-'a-C-|
i nt.y. - xd'-x.t '!' .infirmity f-.'Jh
t !i.: ty. At'ennd eac^h
i ii'-'ht ?) f!n!fe le'di shad ', en
i .i : on?? itunninir
in -C" .t ii" t i"n and pe in(f
. .. . i.i .a ,...:n
'bp at'riji.ti"P. Thr Hallowe'en
t ro'I'i raw enjoynv.pt fi r
;ho mn'nv- freedSnndwirho-.
> Iviivf-vna candy vi'"ro m>1<1. Mi-s
()t4/4 - Ail-u,-5q>i4n?'t; assisted ?Ly
<? hi r mcmbr - of the faculty.
() Til.! j.v the firs' yvnde ended
1 'h'-ii* Hallow< '( >. unit Whi-h lnst?d
*1/ month rtf October.-, The- ehil'
drop p'uifpkfhtf: fv<>m homo
' and wi'i'i' allowed t<> ont faces in
'them at claisi makin-Tyfpek o' Innlorir-,
T'.laek- oats att-1 wijt-hes wove
?lraVvp an posters awl a witch cal
< ndnr for October remained on the
board the entice rvihth.'
On Friday 1 he-i:MomtV Tv-mnomics
"iris presop*Tr}jp iXffi^janv"in-which
'bey demotf-' <r^nri the correct way
of eatinir, ii-mtr table napkins etc.
'iVeetcd by Airs. Tndia Shanklin.
People of this scctibn are lookin
<r forward to the fVut Roval Inland
Farmer-' Fair, which is sp-n
' red by the community and will
be held An the campus. This &
j'-ne of the hiircrest events of tip?
1'year. People from other Rtates as
well as this state are expected to
be here, to spend the day eating
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free barbecue. Nov. 12 is the date
That night the dramatic club will
have a program anil all are asked,
to stay over. The public is invited
Miss Victoria, Fra/.ier, one of'
the teachers here was called a-'
way by' the depth of her uncle Mr.)
Prince Brown. The school and eopi
munity extend sympathy to the
family.in this their hour of grief.
BKTT1S ACADEMY NEWS.
By Uubv Nicholson.
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Mrs. Zelda Wilkerson senior.
: vpjres.'nt'ative of The Palm<;tCo:
header at Betti<, was called to her
leave Uotua Patn' last week, due
to the serious illness of her moth
er. We are hpoing th.1t she will
return soon. 1 am "pinch hitting"
tor nor this week.
Mis-.ys .G..B I"1 rater. A M fimimincrs.
W M. Blocker. II Franklin
nul Ruliy ^N ickdI son. Mrs B, I.
\rda>tsTTTi ahd "Mi?ti. + Atkinson
i! tlu* Ftta Moton niufieal
it ill in Ausi'asta .Monday nijrht
Miss (.'. B. Simrletoli, a former
teacher here, hut ji"\v a iiu'iul.or
of tho*Tacu!ly of F hotii !>I. AT1, o
aeoonvpaniodi hy' Mr- IJosa Weaver
"mid Miv (It'll F, Weaver, were .vi toes
here Friday
Tl? lUttifc Community Fair will
ho hold N/v ln-11. Brinj? your otkhibitk,
_.Tho.-alir.ii.ni assoMnti'an spansore
rd an.:on i'tyai)!e ITallowe'i n carnival,
hero Saturday ovon'intr
Preside lit Nioh'dv-ti-TTioL'Mr, J:
Skive lis a' fep.ded . thpVfTt r*T^w*
van Fiii :n ir.oetitiuat ftft, 01iv?
huieh, Kiijrolb !d (\"?j Siit.oid \*>
Sun'ay *th President 'attended tjio
'2nd IMvi-iuh pf '-aid union at Mt
Sinai, Aikot1 comity.
Miss Mi.nti.ie I.. Stark, c.f "ljVs Mtiiin
Inn. Bettis '^7 visited friends
liove Sunday. Mis.
I>. M'. .Fvrvioan. .senior
-ipi'iit ? iihuvant -wo-lt-eiid Avith
,'a'r class". .ate,- M'*s Ka-tjierino, .lack
n'-in this oomnturiily'.- " l
A irroup-rrc^i! o- youni* i;i< n .of
the Si nier cfa
la ai'selv -- a 'a ch'ih tlio.^nllsnn.
\viih._ Miv-r-s IV-wnian ard Farr
v 'a a.h.y advi-i i--.' Tho-,<dub rendered
ae ittU1 est iriir protrrani <in
haiiel S nday evojiinv.'
The Bettys S.tialen' ('nun il < ?i
didati s fur. etu. ?" are. Ii'?\v in t
;! Id eMI:.ea:-..-ni?oie for Villi--, T'u>
' !<--( h'li v.ilMvjfld at an early
late,* Prof. B-.iivwi.tn 4s ?iv>n?nr.
A ir.*>u t in- Impm U v<!* ?":
?Mi< . -s STvili<> V>riullcy.
l.nmFaek. Fnnt.m Llolpiife. : (.'ar'vio
Sip pkio'. Far.rir G'ifTp, May*' F r
l.aara HaN.y. Dm n * Mi'!- V
Ma^mfTt aiM FtJlvtit. M.
K.; TtiohaV.'fx.n. ?' Kit
'tp. Ar'huV- Fi':n!!t y/N'-at'l "wfU-ort
Ilxifiii Sl>! 1,'i !'1. Fiui'.' Gary, Clur
iicv Mi'lfV aft<! .T"V.n Mi'.rrtrs; ami
Mrs. V? ;i !h?? pi ml
Mr. ' .lav. ' I'.t lliTv-cr. lifttis * ::7
1. rriH^t -wi I-T; ' .yirU ?*
p'imil'ai a - 11 ! 1 n Oram:*.?
iKlV.r (.MiKI'.tV
M i^s Mami G <i\vp
<1. a. tii.aphiy ' !" i.r.- 1<> aima;,
, v.'i, - tsil'.M F: : y o.*pourr.
n)' t: r <: :;111 <.t" her sis!< p.
VV. < \t pi 1 lara'hy.
M" =. It. Cataa^l. niir hr'.al matron
S|l?'Mt tho \rrrH. | ?!-1 ;i'. hi;i".h
I'.atm-ii- . Sl?v..*a?l r> li r uupst.
Mr-- It' hy Giir.-f ii, f-o.-ivran.-'
- My. J anii T'm.mav. j Ti-.--!ininm.
-prpt F':c Wei. k-i/ml in Clinton.
? Mr. K. T I!.-lines, mint ipal <>f
' Hi "s-iP-ol. Saluda Co.. .am:
Mi-* Wilson . tfacal'ty of .Sai
in a Hi. vis'ite-1 hi- parentMr.
'and Md'"1, Gen. 11'?11lit-tiiiriim- tlu
( wc'-ji'ifflil
Pfes: an 1 Mr'-. Nich?<1-on enterj'ftincli
'h * carpenters ami ot.h--v
I \vdi -kiujen nil ri;r new academic
ioii-V.im.r, ('<>. Supt; <-f Education,
'A11v j K II Fi ll: an i nihrv w'.iu
frionfl- at a Vtvhvriiv dinner last
Miss France- Pahm-ros GraniteF
riday.
villc ami Miss Mn'pnoUa Sliyh.
NVwhciry, Betti* jrrtuhrvios -wri't
tvim .nir em- Sttndav visitor*,
'j Itov. \V. TI Ma- per preach*} at
' Inst'irincr hvee Suvdavt
Fespl Th- Is a ! h- v
1 ijki:i> si;, mt;11 st 11(>(>i.
Atniersoii. 'lie' faculty an-I s'u
tl-nt body of Keel St. lli schoo
are i-jiiit. plca-ed to report *pr<*
pre- s ami activity ah-tnr manj
itm *- sociali an 1 ineffectual in
. elusive. 0 '
jjfGn Thursday ' pitrht, Oct. 2*th
freed St. 11 iff h showed its willing
noss as always to participate it
tie- anniver-ary prop-iam of St
Paid Baptist church, r'epre enter
by a vocal soloist, Evelyn M*"Ghec
To further fill the week with ac
tivity we note the journey, of tbt
principal, S. C\ Perry, and Hi"!
ncnooi mouity to lireonvillc or
an observation tour; an enjoyabh
pop-ialling during thin occasion
was made to'Sterling High school
i Along thi^ sports lino. wo. as t
grtjup. welcomed- the football cap
tain's, Charles Sussovycli's report
, of victory, over the Hartwcll, Ga
t. anv vv-b^t'e they, on last Monday
ma le a successful attack [riving r
dofentv.pf 'Jl-fi. Knfhusiasm stil
i runs high, and the Itood St. Bliu
Perils anticipate.'and hope for- i
,siut, l ut well-earned victory ovei
Sterling' High school on the tftth
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OPENINtf OF POPLAR GROVE
SCHOOL
On Thursday morning', Oct. 28,
the Poplar Grove graded school
| of Santuc thre>y open her doors
to a large number of children Ip
[begin another year of school work
Beside the teachers and children
a goodly number of the patrols
were present to witness the open <
ing program."After the regular, dti
votional exercise, Principal Bog&n
stated that he would be glad-^to
have a word from, any of the pa1
trons who desired to speak.,.?33o
I the following persons spoke very
encouraging,, words to-the school:
[Mrs. Louise Gilliam, Mrs. Minnie
Rict* Mrs." Rebecca Meadcr, RJ<r.
R. B. Thomas. Mr Fr;?ik Jeter,
Mr \V. G. Gist, Mr Thomas_Gilliam
and Mr T. B. Jeter Then
the teachers expressed themselves'
j an.1 promised to do their best to ;
make Poplar Grove the best in the
count v'V* .. ? .
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1 Poplar Grove .is .a large up-todate
four school building with'
ini'.ny Bnbde'rn conveniences. In.
other words, it is the best arr.ano- I
j '.-<1 school building in* the county, j
Ami too much praise . cannot be
u'lven Mr. Thomas Gilliam. Mr. T. j
1'.. Jeter and Mr It B Thomas, tho
colored hoard" of trustees, who, _
labored so long and hard.* with
tl>o noble assistance of the teach
evs and- patrons, in getting such
v. -building for the uplift of ^ the
rh-Wr-n of -thi<? community.
Prof.' Wm. ~M. Began, iin able
and experienced teacher, who is
\v*ll known as a Sunday school*
teacher, church .worker, ^.hustlingf
chord man, is the principal, and !
is il ly assisted by the -following
Ca hers: Mrs. Kathefline M- Ki-|
-.on.'#Mrs. Lucy Polar and Miss
M.nry ,L. Jolmson, The people 01
Said uc can point with pride to
-Uieiv , school house and teachers.'
>nd fhchildren will have no sxi
use for. not advancing after spend
.in,- inc. time in this building
nipl'T the care of these teachers,
i We say to . other confmunities J
n. need of a school house to talfefsinfuc
as an?vevample, ask God'
to help them. ..then go and do'
likewise. 1 '
pine nn.r. <jVu RCH - - .
AND SCHOOL NEWS
Sunday beir.-fc a .beautiful duy
'ait ! the first. Sunday in the Cont*"iine<'
year our Sunday school
was well attended. All officers and
leaerc rs present .. The lesson was
b-.-aulifully outlined by our Supl
VI- r rrk,.v..(t j i?
. .... ? . jicivrvvc* till VI IpOCWL'U Uy
!Jett-of Million.
li ;r. iH'iv pa-tor, Rev.- J M. Mun
'!iv.' onkrotl the pulpit with the
t'i .limr of a hearty welcome, and
h > o .fi?r his subject: Behold t-.u
!.amh of CJod '.hat takes away the
-in < f th wold.- Rev. D. W. Be.
tkerf" a-s'istod ' in theservice and,
irave ii'n interesting prayer. The
h tri. ten of the choir Mrs. S. J.
jR.thea hatHlovoly music outlined
^Ti-i iiHtbt-m. -lust As I Am.. The
pulpit .true-'s \yere. Revs. E. J.
j'.ii I. 'S; .M. Mundley and D W Be
then. .
Si:li'.hol Bvthi'ii and Mar-'
>. it Wi i'.'M"avc7"on the sick Tist. i
?.!i - M. litlloy was Miss Rosa_
IJ. !!? > i y's. . tie-1 -Sunday in I.atta.
|. I:.* v. A .! Wilkin was the housei
. f m j?n<i Mrs. King Man-,
nhx* of I a:Miss Edmonia A1-'
fox! a i parents week-end,
' 1"'v where she is attend-.
itv.r Hi;.-'a ho.il. Miss. Mary K.
M' . ), turned home Sunday
wh?-lie pent a pleasant ?eaS'i!
in N. w York and New Jersey
: >' w;i leioinpanied by Rev. A.
J. Wil'.i .- -on of Timmonsville. v
family <if Cartway
,Mi ; I Mrs. Alford a surI'
. >' n.ir. l?y returning theii
uauvrnier. i
j '1 -i Hallowe'en party wa?H
a - > T: Mlav, with Miss B.
< punch well. Miss I .
lWl 11. ;?g' cake. Walter John*
-"I;. .1. ] ' i. thou and Katie Mor
ris en wrt-ii .] and Mioses A. B.;
''<>!, i -nn rrrr! M; Ma Hoy presided
at the piano.
MAN ST. PHILLIP
A. M. E. CHI IU H
p , lt? v. ( . Capers, Pastor
t 'Ian I' -t'O , S. C.?Sunday was
high May at this point of worship.
It a heautiful day; and
(ietrul iVi i-Alionary day and at 11 |
a a i ;. ir.- prfsentei, otir ev
j!i"rti: th person of Bro. E. Sim
- nions t . d< 1 \'tr the morning's mes1
sago He \tas at his best. He
0 >poke from the Book of GcnesvsJ
r. It v;as oinlerrul messa'ge.
Siuida'*Nihoolpwts at tKe usual
hour at d aVJjy^y time wa"s had.
At ".:(>(? p.m. a .missionary pre;-I
.'gram v.'tu- had jiKwhich. time our
1 n \v. Jural pieacher brought us a
sod stiirng sermon taken from
j n t. .'John d:2; subject We shall
[ see Hiitt as lie is.' ,This is his
second -attempt and we dire en- j
" eot tairing him to cjfntinue on to
higher .points. ThigT messago was
M full of thought an t was enjoyed
1 ! llV "11 ?-tw
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'1 Wo also had Jhe silver f tone
: quartet to sing a few seloctyons, I
j und! r the leadership of Mr. Hen-j
11 > v Jenkins They were at their
- host.
t The evettrng worship was well
. attended and the''pastor deliver.en
challenging message, using as
i IVis text Arts 10:14 thGme "The
| Prayer of the Woman." This rrtes
. sage was forcefully delivered and
, all hearts were rjiade glad. At the
conclusion of these services the
pastor commended the missionary
ladies for rcnosring such a fine
program.
We can tiulyinay that Gr/d had
given us a beautiful day. For all
these blessings we thank Him ear
neatly.
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ST. MICHAEL M. E. OIURCH
? Rev. II B. Jones. Pastor
Bennettsville, S. C.?R^v. and
Mrs. H B Jones, Mrs Hattic Cook
and Mr Whiteman Cook attended
the Area council in Daytona Beach
Florida last week. They reported
an inspiring meeting.
A pqw rally in charge of tho
classes will be "held on the second
-nigPt at which time Rev.
J:?W. Taylor the presiding elder
witf preach. A
Harvest Banquet is being
sponsored by Mrs H.. B Jones on
Thursday, November 18th at 8:00
p.m. The th.eme is "Hilltops".
Two' sjpfakere alj'eai.y 'promised
are Rev. J. W. Taylor arjd Dr.^Ar
R Howard.-More details later.
Threcfgifts At*i 11 be presented, the
thred- persons whose tickets will
b<> drawn that night. The cooperation
of the entire community is
Solicited.
All captains and "workers are
urged tc; Jo their best in the ral
ly on tho third Sunday, Every
member is urged to be present on
the first Synday. _
Nlj]W3ERIty NEWS
St. Matthews Baptist Church
Rev. S. "M. Halscy. Pastor
Sunday school was held at the
usual hour-with-a largo attendance
present. The home choir rendered
a splem.id ^rgoijaivi at the church
Sunday evening. BYPU began at
the''usual hour With an interesting
-prograrrrr At night another
remarkable program was rendered
by the Li'ttlf River quartet, St..
John quartet itnd tltfc home .choir.
The church was filled to.its capacity
everyone seem to have efijoyed
himself.
The song program was .sponsc/red
by the Pastor's Aid and Usher
Board clubs; presidents: namely
M rs. I.ucy AVerts and Mrs. Mary
Johnson. These two clubs are
giving the church a new heater.
They have already raised a large
portion of the amount of^'nioney
to purchase the stove with.
ftv
f (trfvfcfy I resbyterian Church
Itev.- A. H. Rcasoner, Pastor
A large crowd attended the Bible
.class Wednesday**afternoon.
The lesson was very interesting as
usual.' - '%
Sunday school service was very
iwauuiiwiy urseusseu uy an.
The discussion of the hofhe. in
the League was impressive Sun^_
day. There will btf}. \i W.^utilizations
of 9 Family Council Family
Worship, Dividing Home Dutijes
and an Evening entertainment.
You are cordially invited to attend
all of th^sc. services.
Drayton Street Hich School
. Prof. R. F. Gla..don,'Principal
Our guest last week were Prof.
U S Gall man and IUv. E. E.
Gaulden.. Both gave very helpful
addresses erring devotional exercise.
Mrs. L'illie Gladden is still . in.
the People's hospital. We* trust
she will s/jon-rccupbrate.
All of the'operations at the hospital
have., been successful. The
nurses treat the patients so. kin. L
l.v, until one minister did net want
to ledve when he was dismissed.
Mrs. Winnie .Marshall has moved
in the home of the late Rev.
T. F. ' Ilavper with his widow,
Mrs^Dicil II. Harper.
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< OK ESBl'RY NEWS
St. Paul A. M. E. Chureh
Sunday was a lovely day. The
Sun ay school lesson Was taught
by the'teachers and a short review
by the pastor.
Preaching- services began as
usual. This being home-coming
day at the C. M.jE. cfturch quite
a few of our members worshiped
with them Their pastor^ Rev.
Fisher was at his best in deliver*
;ng the home-coming message.
Several visitors were present.
^Dinner was seved on the gioujuls.
We are lookipg forward to our
last quarterly conference Sunday.
We are hoping to pay, the prc^iAing
elder out. . r,
We are glad to report Mr. Edward
Holme., Is improving and is
now at home from the hospital.
Mrs. Susan Arnold is on the sick
list. We Me hoping for her an.
farly recc-.ery. ?:
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Willi MIRE'NEWS &
Rruce Tabernacle Church
The Sunday 'school is still progressing
at this church, 'fhe
memhorc nr.. getting r^ndy fur the
annual conference convening id
Columbia, at Jones Chapel A. M.
E. Zion church, November 24-28.
). Rev. J. D Davis the astor of this
"church st'orns tu be ju* smiles and
I wonder what is thejfreason. Let
us watch and see in tni^ column.
| Mr. President Williams went to
Newberry, the past week to sec
Dr.. J. M. Grant, accompanied by
his loving wife, Mrs. Pros!a Wil
iiitruH. present, no is sun ?m1
proving.
I Mr. and Mrs. William ' Oglesby
[accompanied by Rev, and M)(s.
' Ilymen from Atlantic Cit<jPr?NV*-ife,
motoredS^>. Whitmire the pasfweok
and were lJu>*~gfccsts of Mr and
Mrs. Ha/skpll Joiner, Rev. Cola
Joinetr and wife, Miss Cornel ivi'
Oglesby and Mr. .John William
Byre..
The above quests had the pleasuiv
of att tiding service at Sims
Chapel Baptist church. All enjoyed
the services.
Mr. W. M. Wallace have returned
from attending the S. C colored
state fair at, Cc'lumbia the past
week. Mr. Wallace reported a
pleasant trip and a very Educational
event, at the fai-V. Mr. Wallace
has beej, a director for many
yea^s.
Cedar Grova Church
Service wai held at this church
during tha -pMt two night Thur*
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$100 CASH
MARIE DOWNING. NEVADA
THE PALMETTO LEADER
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The Eplmefto Lender and Marie
kno\vn column. "Beauty and Romano
best original letters on beauty topi
first prize, $50; second, $:{(); third, $
Prize-winning, letters will be print
Downing's column and the naihos
in this newspaper. All entries, are
use Beauty Foundation, of which I
Entriclfc must be mailed before m
"('Tif?lhle?^#ftjlst be accompanied "by t
filled out.' _ Address your letters to'
Foumhrtfon, 511 Locust Street, St. 1
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' ADDRESS .1. , .
day n:nl JFridny of last week. Per- I
yicc^as con tieled by Rev, Jr D. t
Davis.*'" pallor oj" Bruce Tabernacle
church. . i
;.Rev, .1. T\ Wade and Rev. J D I
Davis were the guests of Mr and
Mrs. II. P. Abrams. Mr. and Mrs
L , M Abratn. Mrs. Elmira Epps, '
Mrs. Ella Sartor. Thev. all enjoy- 0
od the hospitality of the home.. '
Sunday school was bemxtrfully v
discus-eo bv the various students (
taught by S. Abramfc. ./A ' J
beauti'flil theme bas?d on Alfcojjudic '
I Beverages A very interesting '
theme". At the" morning seVVi'ce j
I Rev. Wade preached" a splendid j '
sermon..- Cblwetidfi $11.85. Ic
I R ports from the baby contest I
as follows: Elmer Dewit't Bapks j '
$-2.05; Exvin Bank-- $2.60; Mary v
! Magdaline Pligh ,$15.1(L_ Hazelene ^
Johnson $6.00. Little IlazeleBie c
Johnson wcat the fidst prize. Miss
Beaulah Pv?in lor presided. Grand 1
total rai'stdk for the call and the *
babv eonte^. $25.00. Grand total *
.for the day-$28.85. 5
The four:ji quartcrly conference
will be.at Bruce Tabernacle on Sat
Airdav. October .10 by the Presiding
El er Rev, D.. C. Crosby, All reports
were made out perfectly and
everything was in smoothness.
Miss Mozella Epps spent the ,
week-end at home. 1
PINE GROVE I
a \% r ruroriL- l
i ^1. iTi. ij. v_iii nvir |
Yesterday was quite n busy da^ |
for everyoEt, the preacher being a
away to conference ho services ),
wer' held. The .choir was away
attending the choir convention at 1
Pleasant spring.; quite a number
attended. '
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M;s. Rosa Ktty is still oh the
"sick list. - 2
Mr. Asm Mctze who lias been, sick
for qui'le a while is feeling fine.
Mi ss Daisy McKinzy is also on the 11
sick list. . s
Sunday before last Miss Martha
Suber vivas inv Carlisle, S. C. at- a
tending the Home Burial Af^ so- 1
ciety convention. After the convention
Mrs. Ada . Nellum, Miss,?
Ma: h;; Sulci motored to Helena. I J
and v (' FFie dlnneV guests of j'
Mrs. Polly "P.ayand s\ter. While ,
there thev visited the colored bos- '
pital,
Mis. Susanna Graham w?s. giv- s
eh" a hii tlrtry dinner at her? home..!..
Her guests were'her daughters, I j
sM.n. giamHoTs', grand-daughlerji, j
husband and son-in-laws.
| JSuJrU Daniels le(ft for. I
Charlott*', N. C., Monday. | t
' Mia J. A. Jackson has returned I
lu inc after spending two^ and a I
half months in Washington, I). C. ' c
takia.tr operation for his eyes. ' He i
1 cpo: ts seeing y^Uo While there ! i
he visited his daughter, Mr and_i
Mrs. O, A. Bookman, Camden, N. r
.1. He also visited Philadelphia'
and Baltimore. On arriving heme t
he was given a s-qTpri^c dinner ,
(his wife also) by their tfeughters 1
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. j '
.lamfs Ik-lton and son Mr. "and . !
Mrs. Jerome Reese, * 1422 Iler^t-M
Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. J amps , *
Washington. They all ropor^pd , t
j tr-rvin.. mjnynrl Dw.mt;c| yy-i, I ^
I The Big sisters club met Mon-'
j day night -with a larze number pves 1
cut. On the 12th-a singing contost
will be given by the Big sis- '
tors.
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KASTOVER NEWS
East-Sunday was a high* day at '
Mt. Zion Baptist church. They *
pfitcrtaimod the union and many
auto ears, trucks brought'the peo '
pie from various churches schools }
and communities. Rev. Neal spar
cd. no pain in making tjcm. all
welcome. Indeed it was* a Tine
session. All went away happy, *
Ea-t .Sunday night about two J
_ I ; nih<?. <>f St. Philips members^
v. . re out to greet the new pastor !'
Rev. Bowman who had just; re- I 1
turned from the annual conference.
The conference attached
Hhiloh" mission to St. Philip station,
this request was asked by the
oific rs of Shiloh at the last quar |
. t rly conference and they all met 1
'i :ul gave him a hearty welcome, 1
After several ha,.- spoka Bro. Dh\ 1
\ I Myers came forward and
' lifted a creditable offering and
ii, that, in the near future there
will he known as a pa3tor"s reception
giiven by the officers of
both churches.
Rf'v. Bowman thanked the bre-(
thren for what had already been
done to show that they meant
.whqt they said; hut said he only
know the future will toll the story
and that will he the facts in the
case. lie marie the following an
nouncements: Saturday will be official
hoard; Sunday, Communion
church conference will he nefxt.
Tuesday night; Sunday school ljD
a.m.; preaching 11*15 a.rfi.; A. M.
ACE League 0:45; preaching 8:00
p.m. Prayer meeting ever/ 1st and y
3rd Wednesday night, conducted i
by Che local preachers: Bro. Henry
Johnson and Bro. Richard Jones.
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aturday, NovVmber 6, 1937 D
PRIZES!4 v
PER COLUMNIST, AND \
: SEEK BEAUTY LETTERS
Downing a^riter uLjjhc nationally
i\" have joined in a neh for th?
es. Prizes totaling $10(1 will be:
U 5 and fourth. $5. ^
cd throughout the nation in Miss 1
of winners will be announced*
to-become property of the Lnriediss
Downing is director,
idnight. November- 20. and to be '
hifj official entry blank, properly y "fl
Marie, Downing. I.nrleuse Beauty '
Louis, Mo.
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,ove Feast anil ela^s meetings icv very
fourth Sunday in each month
He will also be at Shiloh on the
irst am'. tbiid Sundays at 1:30 ^
?. M.
Rov. Rowman spoke uf the cdneronee
and ho\v his. many friends
if Union both colored and white ?
m visited1? the colored hospital, *
vhcre Dr. Long is, extending an C.
xt^nsion- to _tjhe tSld structure. u ^
vhen it Tis -^mplete Also Dr.
Sartor's drug store is doing fine .
lusinps-s and her mother Mrs. Mar
ha rtm-v* getting-young-! She?
ook So fine and her baby is a
harming bird. *.
Mrsi Gustine Woodard, one of
he* pijlars of St; Phillip is> some- 1
chat !indisposju at this writing;'
Ve are praying for hpi\ speedy re- J
overy.vJ
Eyei ynrttv is rejoicing over the
etqrn of Dr. J. C. MvClellan to
he Lancaster.? district. We prelict
a better and a more loving _
'ear's work . 1
Come to church?Go.to church!- ?
FlUS'l; 15APT. CHURCH
Rev.- A.. IL Clark, Pastor
Sunday school was calh'd to or- A
or at its usual hour by the Supt. ?
)eacon J. Pinckncy.
Miss Ro-*a- Lee i'akeall, one c.*f \
iur teacher?. is hark on. duty ab / '
er having_ spent Tag summer seaon
at 5lyrtl6 "Beach, S. C.
The hour arrived for preaching
elvfees. Rev. Clark delivered a
veil prepared sermon. Subject:/The
Christ Been In YoUr Life. His ("
-xt was taken from Gal. 1 <15-1G. *
At night another interesting ser
non wa delivered by our pastor.
suoject I RC uuvst Withopt The ^
Wedging Garment. Text!] Matt.
!2:11-12,. It was enjoycrt~t)y all.
.Mrs. Lucile Avenger is at home
iftir spending the summer in the
tate of New Jersey. Little
Miss Evelyn Co'ok is now" w
i convalescent at McClellan hospi- i
al ir. Charleston, S.. .C. k
Mrs. Nancy BaHey, one or our ^k
rood citizens is now confined to
it'll. We hope- and trust Mrs.
iajloy will soon be well again.
D aeon J. Ciibhs is also .confined
o be^i. Hope Tor Deacon Gibbs
md all others who are sick a,
pecdy recovery. ,
IKTHI.KHKM HAPT. CI1 K( ltr
Great i;cvi\ aldoses conducted at 1
he Bethlehem Baptist, church by
lev. A. M.. Means.
This revival was of vUlue to the *
ity at lai, because manv w're
idded to .the church and the spirU
of the o]., ' members weic reicwed,
by these soul striking sernons:
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The finance aniountpd to about
?200.00. We wish to thank our
nembers. and friends alo'iYg with
the ministers and pftstors who
vlayod ^conspicuous parts: Revs.
[tender,. Downs, Rohdos, Anderson
Sanders^ Moulden, McKissick. Dou
jlass, Odoni, White, Miller, Porter,
Matthews, Means, Glover. Abnev
foung and other * ministers. Let
is hope that Revv-Means will live' ' *
m and t-oniinue to-preaeh and sing ?
.o' the glory of Him lAat sent him. j|
October 31, motiving Worship - *
heme "The Temptations Of Life".
Evening theme "Sitting Pretty". / ~
Rev. E. M. Keitt performer tne Baptismal
rites after the evening *
sermon. _ < -r
Our pastoi left Monday to conluct
a levival in Dannsville, Va.
de will lie" gone only ten nights. *r?
May God go with him and help
miUn I lit, numfing !i cunrnv*
"Visit BethiehVm the Strang- '
W?Home' you are always welcome.
Regular services will be
leld Sunday at 3:30. Rev. Downs
mil hi > pi.( pin nill ifm-ghip with
JS.
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1 * T .nnocnmiK
try wnvuiK'" miuuB'i ?
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Has resulted in the formation of th# r
National Friendship Club.- . '
This ne\? club has headquarter?
at 2132 Seventh Avenue, New York
City, and 'Us purpose is to help
lonesome people enlarge their circl?
of friends.' ** i.
It is ajstrictly confidential club *
through ^/hich only club member?
are introduced. Membership in thil
new club wHl bring you new friends
?and a thrilling experience. Any " j
on^ regardless of age may writo
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