Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I I "The Old Gray" i: ? 1 "** , IUt. E, PhlHp Eiiia j r GeneraT"T)fficer Hemingway WfierT the__niembeis of the Church I ^'Extension Board last week elected ?Dr. L. H. Hemingway of South * Carolina General Secretary and "Treasurer ot' that department with Headquarters at \\ ashington, u.C. our great church never made a bet ter selection for that office in its history. No question about it there will be a new day now in the Extension of Athp A. M. E. Church by electing him. He is. fully qualifrom a business standpoint for that( post. The Church Extension depart ment like one or two ethers of our | church should never be given to persons just out of breadlines or who have been on their way to the ragman. Dr. Hemingway, whom we advocated in our column as well as in our contact will be a blessing to our church. There are some positions in our Zion that should not be giv?ui to paupers. It's a^temptation to induce them to bo'dishor.est. Some may contest this statement by referring to poverty stricken disciples and vVen. Jesus j Christ.. We will admit that the disciples wyre not millionaires but what they lacked in finance they tnado up in power. For they could heal the sick, raise the dead and cast out .devils. But some of these Negro aspirants of today have no money, po\v^ n'or sense, a n d( snouiu never .-oe t A'oua oi appoint ----ed'tft any i (.sponsible portion of! trust. The general church is eluted with its nqw Secretary. The 'rally Sheet. "The'Old ,Gray.'" was detained| in Charleston i-nJ ecniid not b e ^ ' preset) -n t.i?assist workers in supporting our new ^Secretary., but sp^ke to Ijiishops and Board .members in -his behalf who attended the ^-funeral of Dr. L. R. Nichols. Wo were '?ot only - assured by them of their support but that .his election was a foregone conclusion. Just here I take this- nict^'d-of?thnrrkTrrg" arre~"0'f furnishing us a record of the votes as were cast in the election. Total r'iif'r t 1 ?crrst?1^7 Necessary for a choice 7. Dr. J. H. Smith. Waco, Texas. 1; Dr. S. L. Burnett, St. Louis, Mo., 1; Dr. Rogers of Mississippi 4; Dr. L. H. Hemingway of Orangeburg, S. C.. 7. and was declared elected. Disposition of the ot'r.ci1 cand.dates is as foil \v~: Dr.' Ah*- Mr'Townser.J. Little P. Arm. . Dr. D. L. Withersj . r... N'asi.vfiie; Tenr... nothing; Rev. W B L Clark, 'p.D., Georgetown, S. C. nothing, re spectiuiiy. . Re^C. P. M. Kr.ox, a faithful minister of the Palmetto Conference ~V ar.d' of tho K'tt&Vf re.e""d!strTcfT pas's-, od to his reward last week, and was f ur.eralizo-from St. Stephens church, '..ie'j: get. Thursday "afternoon. He ft il at his post .on the Bor,ne.au Circuit, where htj was highly . t-steo:..i": 1 y r.ot cr.ly the nU'jr.b'v: ? of hi- .chat g-., but of all denom:r.at:--hs. Rev. Kr.ox was a gifted Gospel preacher and evangelist. Many svuls were brought t<". Christ as the rt-su't of his no? hie?t.:T ?TTe?dt^ensu-d?was?areai hr.e man ar..i a *:f -io:. . ' The lar g e c h.i.ch auditor .urn w a s tax-;d witr. sorrowing friends t o witness the nr. a I i-.tes of this faith ful servant:- Wirfc-PrrP. XT W :ls.nl pastor in or.?;ire. a "unique "pro gram?wa?a; i :i;ien?Thos0'?ttrkirrg" . * part were Revs, S. M. Hughes. C. A Williams. J. C James. C " S. J. Mn!- tie. R. A. Brown. Pi'-f J B. Beck. Hi -?. R. A Thompson, \v| P. Carolina and the writer. Dr. J L Bcr.bnw. fr -' iir.c elder deFivjjprod an able termor, for the occasion. ! , Our Subscribers. Thank* to those remembering The Leader .this week. They are Rev. S. Parker, 9 Rose Mount St.. ?? Charleston and Dr.. John J. Morant Vicksburg, Miss The latter is good bishop timber. Others are Dr. J. C.-Dunbar,' Charleston and Bro. Frasier.-North Charleston We are asking all others to send their subscriptions at once or be ready when we call. We are having a great meeting at St. Luke. Dr. B. H Gray, of Greenwood is preaching wonderful sermons every nite. Dr. R. E. Brogdon electrified us with his inspiring remarks Tuesday nite Everybody is invited to our spiritual campaign. Let us advance on our knees. I SUBSCRIPTION PAY UP YOUR I : : r trA 1 ' 111 ( V m V f A / a n m * t ?V?k:? Mi S Wm> ^fli IF i \ \ COPE NEWS. " Sunday our pastor Rev. M. M. Thomas of thd Good Hope Circuit and his madajn motored to here . where he delivered an able sermon to a large audience. He alsd witnessed the Easter program sponsored by Miss Celia Mae Huggins " and associate workers Sunday 7 p.m. he returned t o Gope where he witnessed the Easter program at .Macedonia church, ~ sponsored by Miss Rebecca Goss and Supt. S. R. Connor. Miss Goss is to be commended for her wonderful ieffort in. putting over this very nne program. Rev. Richberg of Emanuel A.M.] E. church preached _a delightful Sunday, ilia stewards cob? *3 lected over $30 for him. The Eas-j ^r program was then presented by the Supt. Mr. M. C. Williams and ' sponsored by Miss Gladys Lyons' and coworkers. It was quite enjoy 1 able to all present. The Easter program of Calvary * ME church was followed by the funeral of Mr. Elder Lebby which came as a shock to the community. ] The death of Mr. Ellis Roach, a number: of Emanuel church was , .No quite a shock to relatives-imri? friends. Our sympathy is extended the families'. ?^ ' liAI'WAY CIRCUIT NEWS, j* St. Philip A. M. E. Church , .".ere to snare tr.e pleasures o f he evening. *. Miss HAmraVuGreen spent the week-end with relatives in Aiken. Miss Emma Bryan of Augusta, *'ft.. spent" the week-end with relat.ves here. ^ m mm MR. JINE CORNISH PASSES. New York City?Mr.. June Corrtsh was"-Born in Hopkins, S. C., Sept. 10. 1903. He lived to reach '.he ajre of 34 years, 5 months, .18 days old. He came to this city ;n the year of 1927 and lived here until he departed this life, Feb. 28, 1938, at 2:30 Jf.Tti. He leaves to morurr, his loss a very devoted wife, 'Evelyn Hall Cornish. tw-o children, a boy and a (Jirl, a mother Liiia Cornish lames, one uncle, a step-father. Augustus James, three sisters ar.d one b-other", two aunts and r a host of cousins ar.d friends. Best friend at Hopkins wa5 Edward Barher. Sleep on June, take your rest, \Ve loved vcri But God lovea you beat, . Our loss is Heavens gain. From The Family, Mr James?Tisdale departed this life April 16 and was furieralized at St. Mary AME church by Rev.' L. D. Gamble 10 o'clock Sunday.' He leaves a widow, eight c&dllrvr.. i four. sisters an'd many friends to j Mrs. Emma Brown, the widow t of Mr. Walter Brown departed this i life April' 2, at Philadelphia. Pa., j where she went to spend some time with her son and daughter, was | f. neral-izod at St. Mary A. M. ? church by Rev. Washington of St. v Paul ME church. Surviving two,-, da ughters, one son, several sisters, > one brother and a host of friends, < Rev. L. D. Gamble preached a 1 rii e Easter sermon from the sub- j je t "He is not here, but he is Ri- j so:'.." Easter program Sunday nite ] a iarge crowd" attendee!. ' ; ?Miss "Trok?arrd "Miss Robinson d"1 teachers of Andrews high school , Rtv. 'and Mrs.. L. D. Gamble and [ ;",iuiil> were -the dinner guests" of Mr. and Mrs A B Smith Sunday. Mrs. Ellen' Smith is on the sick list. / Mrs^ Bcinice Parker of Holly H i! is spending some time with i pa.rent's, Rev. and Mrs. E.C. Smith. - eih;efiell> news ! Services were held at Macedonia B..p:ist and Trinitv AME churches I last Sunday. Sunday the Easier , ? cruises?'.Vfc-. w?givLn. ^?lmge -: ; md witnessed those sui *. Ices, and?' ach participant""acted well his I Ct nsistei of "Spring Flower Play". j part. The program _at. Macedonia | o.J a pageant of the "Light of the Cross." I The Republican Grove Church 1 club will meet this Thursday af-( tvrnoun at the home of Mrs. Hattie ( Smith. ? 1r.he Golden Rtilc Club of Mate- ' ; ma Baptist church wiir=fntret"? at ; the h,omv of Prof, and Mrs. \V. E.J Parker or. April 28. at 4 p.m The family rally will report at this' " '-etlng. K 1 Tr.e Willing Workers Club f Trinity AME church met at the r.< me of Rev. and Mrs. A.D. DawThe social given at Nadi'ne Par T ? oy; la'ft Wednesday pm. was * cay atYnir. S'.xty-he gut'si.- were " Bv (haHe "THE ROVING .wr i DUSK ' J I'hos on re thO' thingsnien seek at 1 dusk: j Ifirelight across a room; '.let'n splashing against dim roofs, ] l...mplisrhted jfold of a window ' pane; J TrSes with tall stars'above; j VW'inen who watch a darkening j street. i For" somebody whom they love Faith of a small chili's rhyming ' prayer; Candleshine .'. tables spread; .th a blossom or two in a gav j blue bowl, . Fragrance of crusted bread, v h\?r men mav dreitifi of a clipper : ship; ' A wharf or a gypsy camp; j Rut their footsteps pattern a horn- J ing way, . To a woman, a child, a lamp. HOBBIES ji Time marches. on. and on this i apidly revolving s*tage upon which i n he of us can hope to hold our I balance for -long?r- , even on the?' iter edges". The time is bound < ;> come, whether we like it or i t. when our children will look on : ,i>. a<i they. look on other human, i ).ir.g.s, And now is the time to begin ' raking preparations for n sort of i vhioh would otherwise become in- ; lamed and complaining,. There.:'i ii <* many parents who have made. ! v..vision to insure their indepen-!1 :? nee in old age. But they don't i v usidfd their spiritual and men- ! :al independence. They have no b.-bbies. they live in their c'r.ild-^' :vn and. if these fail in their ex-1 a- eted devotion, the very elements., t: e ^hak'eiT wTTh cm plaints of rr--r: if: atitude. Old--age . so often r* - ivrts to the chil ushness of still i wanting to he. the. center of the; rtage. , . Time wits whrn?a man's?housej BETTIS JUNIOR COLLEGE i B> Ruby L; Nicholson Ouite a few of the students ar.d ) ?me They all report's having n. d s 1 voly Las' <- n. d - Tl.e -tudc at j that?remained oh - shorj social on -Saturday evening. twP'vices relative to E a -1 e r. v.a- _ held in the auditorium from Sur.i Jay through Friday evening <.-f _ .ait work. Rev. M B-owr. of this rcmmumty \v,\; the speaker during the services. * " Mr^-Hai'ftet" -lvv?" " baby daughter I!, sotta of New York, are visiting hec parents. Re\*..ami Mrs.. Walter Key au.d he: husband's parent-; Mr. and Mr?. Geo. Holmes jr. this community. Mr. and Mrs. C. A Rubens. Mn ' and Mrs. If. A B'.&ssor.galv a.vl Mrs^fv. -M. -Hubert wrr?=rfTiptd"at Friendship ehu-ch. Aiken and Samaria chaich. S;.<! tr.irttvbi. SunJay. after which they were dinner gues;s i/ Wr Rln--." pa'-'<?pa. . : ents. c! .-ing date of school Mav 20. I Health week was?appropriately bserved here last week by stdents ar.d teachers. PAC,ELAND NEWS. Wesley Chapel sch-.ol cb.-Sed !! Wednesday right with a very fine proeran; under the supervision of Mr. Nl w;r??:? M: ? I ? '* n DieVVer' ' ~ ' . | Mr. 'William Johnson. .Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Air. and Mrs. Dreherj an: -Misses?Martha ami Far.rre .! Paris of Irmo visited the former's daughter Mrs Laura Brewer Sun; i day evening. Among the students who Spent the Easter at home were Misses Alice Brewer and Louise Blakeney Barber Scotfia; Misses Minnie and Catherine Blakeney. Golda McComb and Cora L. Lowery Coul ter: .Misses Luia Kivers ar.d Kane Lee Hubbard Wadesboro High. ; A ^arge crowd wiTnessed the Easter services at Gum Spring church Sunday. The pastor Rev. J. R. Fnison preached a soul stir-' ring sermon about the Resurree- . tion. fn the afternoon a very inter esting program was given bv the vo.une people directed by Supt. Mr. W. J. Myers and Sec'v., Miss iJora L. Lowery, assisted by Miss Joy M. Mungo. Master Jack Johnson spent Das i ' 1 HE PALMETTO LEADER * 1 W ~ A '? J af a -A- -^ ^ p] jjj ';?. : "ai ^_,. t>8 Spears V REPORTER" _J . '", ^ & F was his castle' in which he could J ;hovc- and 1 ive and have his being' just as he chosev But today no- a dov wants him, Poppa is the for r'orten man in his own home; Hard ,jf has he gotten himself settled in x lis favoritp chfeir, in shirt sleeves ind slippered feet, to read and v smoke, when mamma shoos him a- ? >vay with the news that she is havng her club in for a business meet ,ng and perhaps a few hands of ^ txridge. He sighs and moves out h . , perhaps to the dining room, si ind is promptly told by daughter that the dining room is hers for _ :h* evening." Nobody wants poor Pvppat. His don has long since s! been turned into a guest room. So his last line^ofT defense ?* [j gainst the enroachments of the family, when the barrage of familv interests causes him to seek f diolter. is outside contacts or a * hobby, where he can slip with con tl tentment and work in any costume , he desires. I have a friend who is a doctor kvhose hobby is his flower garden, C in is a busy man. and his garden is b \ lovely place; -where he can slip away with contentment and re- ax. when his nerves are drive,n to a ;h<-b; caking point-by thederrmnds ^f~his large practice. g It does not matter so much what your hobby is, the important thing .rs v. hat you see in it. - c Without Some intellectual acti- n cities "The Years Are So Long" a and a hot by will pay yt>u full in- 0 H'Vest in iiisuiratlcm and- courage, and continued-enthusiasm for meet ? ing.each new day and new prob- tl km, which' will lead to a sweet, : TV rant. serene old" age. " l ?lant softly now ' Each twig ar.d bough. - v With a' slow, and easy sweep. 0 Over my beloved for whom I weep. , Lean gently*?now towatjl?the a ground, * Tenderly kiss the sacred mound, j. Slowly drift up with a sigh, ?F>.t* she is ivt there but on high.'* :er with his parents Mr and Mrs.'j, !L A. Johnson. |t Mesdames Alice Legrande ^nd q Bessie,-Marshall. Messrs. Morgan ar.d Fleming ??f?Wades boro spent a Sunday at the homes of Mr. and t Mrs.. T. E. Brewer ar.d Mr. and -j ttnc J. C Iiism. L M;. Bvr.. Blakc-r.ey vf \\ instor.-^ ^ r-'akm ypen.t the week-end with his j bruther" Mr. BUI Blaker-ey. her of' the Coulter faculty visited j] her parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard v I Blakeney during the week-end. McCOLL NEWS V Bv J. S. LaSeme, Jr. c C unity Day was a colorful affair with Mother Nature sniil-1 ^ ir.g -..p:v:v.-.ly It was a Pre-Eas tc-i Para l?.ys and girls,. young aird T.-h?] comen a dirrr. The indoor v activities c as follows: Primary department displayed - beau- v tiful health, library, sandtables * ' .,AV:i-p l.-r, Thv 'vna;l'.rr.ai d y p a 11 m e n t exhi- ^ b.'.vi atti actuvc-sioi * projects-with 1 the ; list on -.ac'n commodity a with wall charts indicating Tr.v various modes of travel. The * H.eh School department disclosed * H :r.e Ecop.omi. s projects such as" ? dies es. hanibag's. vases, ties, v quilts, cakes ar.d pies to mention s a few. While the Agricultural stu ier.ts exhibited shop- work such as / chads cabinet, benches, shoebox. m tables and chair?bottoms made from corn shuck?. '' J The outdoor act:-.ties were field everts, such as the high jump, u broad jun.p. rol^y ar.d dash follow d od by a base ball game between Dillon and McColl. The McColl n lads placed first ir. mo9t of the field events then went on to f trounce Dillon to the tune of 21-2.' And so on into the night to be en- jtertained by the widely known f Armstrong Magicians. It was hilarious from start to finish. James Pipkin won first prize in C the Agricultural project while An- t nie David placed fir?t in the Home F Economics exhibition. ri Beaver Dam held its Easter n morning services at the regular b time, while the rostrum was be- 1 decked with beautiful flowers fpr s the occasion. Rev. B. Robinson, I pastor, delrvererl a stirring: sermon t on the Resurrection. * |r There will be two vacancies on t our local faculty; male and f?malet i . i CHERAW NEWS, wu The Easter exercistfs rendrede er : Wesley ME church were very nrrmendable. AT-4 o^cIocR fhe rimary group presented u play ntitled "Resurrection ni?Hness " _ rider the direction of Mrs- Hattie arrington. At night a pageant, Inheritance," was presented, Miss [. D. McFarlan in charge. The t nancial sida of thp |tmmm wan) Iso very good. ?? ? ^ Mrs. Phyllis McFarlan was hos-jcr) >ss to the Missionary Society of ^ Lesley on Friday 15th. ?y The Stewardess Board will meet t Mrs. Lottie Johnson's home on 'riday 22. t her home in Orahgeburg. |th Mr. A? N. Norwood spent the ^ eek-end in Columbia. < pr Miss Alphonso Hossic is at home T1 isiting her mother Mrs. Janie ra lossic of Camden Road. an Miss Marion Johnson and -Mr. en L. McCall are at home after mi aving closed a very successful a chool term at Chesterfield. Misses Myrtle Prince and Ora .ee Samuel of Morris College Er pent Easter at home with parents 1 M Mr. and Mrs*John L. Tyson and ttle dJFDghter Laura %_Jean sPent Lc he week-end with the former's pa- ?o ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Samuel, rca \ f d?uv:- t it _j * nuuuie lj. nmnmuna, wno ''' TJ^ # eaches in North Carolina was at WJ ome during the week-end. | gr Mr. Laddy Brayboy, Sr., one of wi heraw's old citizens was burned J13 adly on Friday and died Saturday .m. was quietly funeralized ^ t his home Sunday at 10 o'clock, ot Me?dames S. W. DeasTSnd Marare t Watson directed the Easter xercises ,"at Pee Dee Baptist at hurch The program in the after- de oon was rendered by the primary ... , . ." P1 nd junior departments. At night -beautiful pageant was rendered, $r loth programs we're enjoyed b y Al hose who attended. I Pj The Baptist Missionaiv Soeietveld a week_ of prayer leading up Is o Easter Sunday. The meetiaes M ,-ere held each afternoon at vari us homes for an hour. The "final leeting was held at sunrise Sun- ? ay - morning- at the- home of Mr. "A". nd?Mrs--John Ford. I* 1 The Baptist Missionary. Society sponsoring?a?'baby contest" on knidac. April 2-Hh at' Pee Dee nc laptist chuich af 5 p.m. The fol- te swing babies are contesting: Lit- . le Anr.ie Laura Michael. Caroline pr )livia rights, Elizabeth McKay. Si Iary Frances Johnson. There are lso Others whose names the wri- ^ 'he public is invited to attend the :ogram tnat will precede the con- Jest. ' i'ri ABBEVILLE NEVSS: -Friends ;egret tu lean; of?the in l!r.e?s of little Carrie Brown, who fr as Pneumonia. j er .Mr. Lorenzo Jackson passed- a-i^ ray Saturday nite, April 16 andj YV cas funeralized at Flat Rock hurch Monday. ' , ?* Friends are to see Mrs. Emma )avis Jones out again. f Prof. s. w. Garlington of Rick I ill spent th'c* Easter season here' fith parents? ' *>v Misis Lillie R. Tillman of Green-, ^ ille city school --faculty- -spent Eas- ^ er home with home folk. | Ei Mr. Walter ^aIIF,\vias acctdcntly cy ;illed Friday April 15th in an au-"_" pe Omobile accidents He was buried' t Campfield church Sunday. l"1 w Mr. Allen Lee McKellar. Jr.. ar.d ie, diss Margaret Young st-de.'.t- of?z: State College spent Easter home, i j Mrs. L'Ja Devlin is ih'V' :umr,.a. % vith her daughter Mrs. Lula Frticv in - ?i_ 4 iiv/ ia in. <gL Mrs. Abbie, J. Chappelle of the o ir.eenville city school faculty -;e't r, he Easter sejasor. with r.-.v.e . . ?: y' 5TFST Maude Pres-ley vy.r-*v^? ously ill with acute .4* . 5ilondav. and is resting better ?\ ^ CX Sunday school at St. Jeme* i.\ isual. At 11:30 Rev. E. F J-vr.rv.-.r; ielivered a wonderful message Tie Easter services rr.orn.r.g fc.'.u light were excellent. Mr. Robt. Cowan~Teft last wear, or Charlotte, N. C. Misses Ruth Morris ar.d Mariraet Scott spent Easter in Calhoun 'alls with Miss Bessie Johnson. Abbeville Co. Training School ? The 0th grade Better Spe'.ch Hub greets you again from ACTS 0 give you a little news. The , Medmont Declamation and Dranatic League was held here Friday light, April 8. The cups were won iy Brewer High school and Storing high. Abbeville Co. Training chool came becond in Dramatic leading. We congratulate our conestnnts, Julia Thomas, dramatic aading and Ruth Marris declama- _ r ion. They made a very fine ahow- | i I rd to next.year. rhe jifth six weeks period is pvWe huve only one-period left. i shall work harder this period Ill CVVl* UU1WII-. [)ur,club packed u lovely box of lits for "oui classmate; Carrie nneue iinnvn, who is _very FTT her home- on Secessiort^vAvenue. b hope for her a spvedytrecovcry CInrJast program was ih hurmo-j with the Easter spirit. Those' 10 prepared the program deserve idit. Watch The Palmetto Leader r the date, of the Senior play, Zedding Bells."; LAL'KBNS NEWS Betrhtd?A ME -church?was?filled dast-Wednesday night to witness e Million Dollar Wedding, given the Missionary ladies?Mrs. aokstock and Miss Willie Hunter esidents of Junior and Senior, le chureh was beautifully deco pea in pot una cut flowers. All >dos and irIs- Wore w AU d all the participants wore evItch TVS -Vith %yidt* to . ' various colors. It was bpautifu! affair. All brides re! ? ^he hivhK?fSa Lt'e Pu^-V hav fs _ , b,?hest amount. There m bnef program: Solo Miss v: "istrumental solo 'ss Helen Nance: reading Dunarv \Vhi^Cy !aniS: duet M,sary Mhitner and Mr. Author lo M?nu I,nnit' Sanders; 'o Mis.s Iiaphney Leak. Then me the^ding. with more than ,k'rs> P'anist. Miss if hri!l?!1TM Te .hiPhest amount oom \r'. T ' u?hn Putman, the tL Luther Leak came in nd , "f3 ?n/ biagazine in his arks Tot 11? few'lau^aMe re0 40* \v A an,lount raised -was ok nnvt ank 1?Veryb?d-V wb? her churches:0" fr?m Thursday night the Missionary role of Bethel wWh met the home of -Mrs. Lev-ana An: fson. Entertained bv Mrs Ida *"th. The 4-H Club rendered a oeram which I am sure we aH ii?th p P aidless l' r Mls- Sula Rice. esiden't ?h M"3- BI?^?tock our so M?-I ^interesting remarks Vflr1--Garl.ingtonilt ell with my Soul, led by Mrs J2 ^annon. I am sure we will r forget the wonderful-words d CeH^m lhe Iips of P'-of li/F \r ~ Sonc" led bv Mrs. 0 M^nre. The ,(JJJ wa?. nrpu h rTals ecf T27T(TTHe~T^bMs ,a dtr :?'mJS course of-potaerfl f?n letUK'?- sliced tomatoes ee. e straws, cake.- punch. " Mrsrjl * tborl-r !_the hostess. Our xt meeting with Mrs. Rice- afr that with Mrs. Moore. ' gC OiM-e r!Vaf p??d ,<?unda>' mom<? Oui pastor Rev. A.J. Wright lmffl u , th^ afternoon the am TA v r*ndtred a pro. Ih was bc"autiful,y coia.et^for the?occasion The mng foik ac.vuitt-(1 ~y nighl servico' f,ur P. E. r>r v.'Vjua.ies j i! em. lie 1 a mui stir^ ne sennon. which all enjoyed. . I.ss Eunice H. Robinson our H - teacher ,-punt Faster with her >'ents in Anderson. Miss Helen Name o-jr structor- visited relatives ^ m Newberry Ea?ter weekMiss^Emma . Maddox. teacher . Jen. this week-e^-i V-imi are' Shoals with her' fatH ' + J- Thomas g Ti'I-\vT?e 4ln Vbrk yisit, f "fe- teaches there. ? LN MFMQRLUL . Ir; memory of our beloved Erfyth ho (Teparted this life April 3, i*. 11 has been three years since 6 ar^cl of--Death came into our r,va^ with him ?-r w?i? "" "uw tln-iumUim and eer which her sweet and lovir.g rsor.aiity ished on us. !- Mfs~ HhvJa Fraocjs, mother; rs. Man4a-Austin, aur.t; MtjtAP r. Padgett, ecu-in. Johnston. S.C. PM.jlLW. Kl PINTKNEY'S F1 I NDLRTAKKR AND LIC SOl'TH CAROLIN 1 AAA W 4 CIIIMPT/WI cT iwttr nArnttTTti ivIt M. Saturday, April 23, 1938 M US. RACHEL MOORE PASSES The funejiil services of Mrs. Rachel Moore,- of ->1234 Gregg street, Columbia, S.?CC,?ware?Conducted from her residence Thursday eveninjr at 3 o'clock,, by her pastor, Rev. S. 1L I^ewis, of Bethel A. M,. E. church. She was ill ony a few hours. She wus 72 years old and highly respected by white and colored. She was a citizen of Columbio over 30 years. -?Many .sorrowing friends attend VII, UIIV 1.1 OUl * I V LU IJJ VIII/ vuw daughter, Mrs. Jessie Brown, formerly of Washington, D. C.; one grand-duughter, Elise Haygood of , New York and three great-grandchildren. y' THOMPSON ST. BAPTIST riitRrii r_ ^ Her. H. J. Leginw, Paatoi ? r~"~ Spartanburg?The day was beau ti.ful and the attendance ^excellent during the entire day. The spirit of the Risen Christ seemed to be a part of every one present. The > pastor chose for his subject, "Doing the Little Things." This great sermon was joyously received and one new member was added to the fold. | The evening services- were very beautiful and the audience was immense and very picturesque as Easter attire,. To, the soft strains every one was bedecked in his of Calvary, the ofTertoiY was taken This being the final day of the anniversary, memorial services were held. The pastor spoke forcefully from the subject, "In Memoriam." During the day one member was added and three put on Christ by baptism. ," I b*1'.. ALW" * n yjftf tor in the city Ijftst week and while' here was the guest of Miss Annie Maude Boyce. Now that the anniversary, which was quite a success, has ended all thoughts" are now focussed-on -th? ? great rally that has been planned. 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