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Page 2 " I j JIalmPto Ceafipr PUBLISHED WEEKLY ~ 1810 Assembly St.. Columbia, S. C. 1 - - 1 - ' ???-??? r?* 4 f ,v>? Pnut ntVi/*o at Prt ItlUVVl OU WW VUO A V? V VtliVV WW w w lumbia, i>. C.j a.3 second class == =- matter by an Act of Congress. SUBSCRIPTIONS One Year $2.00 Six Months 1.2b Three Months ^ .75 Single Copy .05 FORE Hi N ADVERTISING AGENCY W. B. Z1FF CO., 008 S. Dearborn St., Clncugu,. .U1-?Uthcial Advertisements at the rate allowed by ~ law. , 1 'l'hu Leader will publish brief awl rational letters 011 subjects 01 general interest when they are accompanied by the names and ?;. addresses of the authors -and are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications wiii not be noticed. Kejected manuscripts wjll not be returned; REMITTANCES Checks, Drafts and i,~'"u.st.ai---or_Eic.. press Money urueis should be made payable to the order of The Palmetto Leader. GEO H. HAMfTON - Publisho N. J. FREDERICK ... ._ Edito E. PHILIP ELLIS ...Field Ageii L. G. BOWMAN Circulation Mgr. Communications intended for the current issue must be very briei and should reach tnc editorial desk nut later than Tuesday of each Week. City news, locals, personals and social news, by Wednesday. ^ Telephone 452d \ ?4 Kampbelijframg | ^ -?: Stephen Cr Campbell - ? Afvn Antiirt Rultnn n Hr>vr,t?iri t'Ondw. er of Kampbt'llgrams and a booster for the Leader is dead. She was a very tine type of a person. ;?mr most outstanding virtue was I peace. She was the. most peace able woman I have ever known She was a great mother, a loving wife and faithful church worker. Moriah to bear testimony to hei goodness. 1 I was shocked to learn of the ?passing of Mrs. J. V. Stuart. ~We ' .had-LOhatted -for?atr-hottr- tmiy e few minutes before she departed this life. STie was & fine woman. I ?? never had a better fnond than 'sis" ?- Johnny' as _I_ called _her^ Dne-dayyou will read, Dynamo ,'Campbei. is dead. I do-not want you to'cry r - Write upon my tomb rock "Here lies Dynamo CarftpbHl. He help ed whom he could". The finest tribute ybu can pay my memory, is to carry on the'program for which I am giving my life. i' How to Build L'p Your Congrega ' tion I asked a tine youjjg woman the other day, what did she think would help a pastor to get a crowd to come and hear hiiv. preach, Here is what she told me to do. ^ 1. Preach what you know is true. 2. Tt.ach. 3. Advise. 4. Conrfort. " 5. Visit the sick. 6. Call on all new comers. 7. Plan your work. 8. Bo an intermediary in disputes. 9. * Preach funerals and nr/t depreciate the dead. 11 Marry your people. 12. Visit hos-^ pita!s. 13 Do comrrnmfty work" 14r K<^op abruast of denominational trends, local, state and nat tonal.? Kr. Kitow yxrar children", young people and adults. lf> Know where they live and know ?1 them by name. 17. Welcome all new babies. 18 .Sympathize with the ooor. Many of these may' 0ve rTafPbuVj L.'~ this ift^hard to beat. I pass i' on to you that you may be helped. Sunday at St. Paul -..Sunday was a high clay with St. Paul at Anderson, "ftr^the momf'. ing the pastor preached a temperiftce sermon ' The TToftle of " Death. In the evening the Sen?' ior Missionary sisters had their state convention program. The % jfo&pei chorus sapg and. aU enjoyed the day. The sisters havg Jtheir L state convention money and will I be at the convention at Zion. St. Paul is a good people. We , ? aiiv tmatlr onH oil u/nrlf fhii E plana, Our program for June is J Vacation school, boys bike, at tend the woman convention, bttei the national.congress at Tuskeg and send the pastorr to the Inte national C11 r i si, i.Worker* cb vention at Columbus, Ohio. Our days for the month ar first Sunday, Memory Day; sc ond Sunday. Children Day; thi Snndnv Fathcru' Dnv; fourth .Sn clay. Family Day. Appropriat mu_sic, sermon^ and prograuaa^w be featured. Our offering f Sunday was only $88.00 for purposes. Attention Ministers What do you do with your tinv How late do you sleep? Do y have a garden or what do you for exercise? What" do you re daity? How many times have y -preached the sermon you preach last Sunday? Are you a stagnu bau'C'll or are you-a flowing stres Are you worth?the salary yc people are paying you? H< much insurance do you carr; How old are youf debts ? Are y branded as a Debt Dodger? A you and institution in your co inanity or just one of the man; Are you appreciative of what t c'ople do for you? Do you c courage your young people to unhmil .oronnmi^a nrul CVOl'lt ;he church? i?r . r.. Your answers to these questio ^ii.d kindred nncB will go a lo [way iu helping you to imprc your worth. I I -CU 13l? S.S. ami BYTC'Conventi Anyone who misses this sessi of the convention will miss t I lVV.est gathering of Christian wo ers to be found anywhere. Y miss helping to. advance _y.u denomination. Spend your vuj ti? n at Morris college attfcndi the School of Methods. You mi m ar piv A. W. Brown on V.'< .iesday? night in that powerful nit sage, "The Church Behind Clos D..ors". 1U0 voices will sing. COKESBURY NEWS " St. I'aul A. M; E. Church Rev. J; C. Coaxum, I'astor idle?S- _S. begar. -uo usual wj i Uriefv study of the le--so'n. T -r.-ttvhing-gervices wore very br tr o due to the -fart-that quite Lew-of our folks-wanted to atte K .a Baccalaureate services at Bn e: Hi in Greenwood. Mr. Burn 'aden son of Mr. and Mrs. Squ; -? uden was one of the graduat .diss Eugenia M. Holmes spe I .ne week-end in Ureenviile vis i.g her niece ana nephew, Mr. a .uij. Walter Williams. She J .-t-i'tjj a pleasant trip. Mrs. L.oueila -Foggy Holmes \v . ashed to" the hospital Friay si -t?rrrg?with acute appendix. ^ are glad to report she is doi . L'ly. Mrs. Florence Moore - e i i"l improving. We regret tl . jUi_pastor s?wd 1 e?tj?on the??s r-1. We are hoping for her early recovery. ..OR It IS BROWN - A.--M-. K. Ht Rt Rev. It. I. I.enion," 1'astor i harleston, S. C.?Threateni A. athei last Sunrlay, did. not 1< sen the attendance at the servi< at Morris Brown. The activit 'i the day began with the s< rVi< t'ollowed closely by the regu '.Homing sermon uewvereu uy j Uemon. The- pastor after sele .ng as a tfxt Ciai. G:U develop he theme "The Reward of P -overance". Nine persons w< nimitted into the church at tl service. ? Sunday school and League fui :ionpd at their respective pcric with good attendance. At 8 p.m. Rev. R. H. Wall p eached front the subject "J vine Friendship". The text v St. John 1 er: 15.- An inspiring s< non resulted Rev. Walker is c ccted with the Jenkins Orphana ?f this city. We were pleasedetc the presence of many visitc luring the day. Visitors are ways welcome at Morris Brov u)ur spring rally closing last we .letted the sum of nearly thirte hundred dollars. Our faithi nembers have done splendidly the rally. Every captain has i ported,- There are "yet some gle :r.gs expected from those wh0 t not get in on the reports It week. The Blucrarmy led by iii W. H. Simmons w$s the winni army, reporting $C8Q.o?!'. The R army led by sister L. G. Davis i ported $510.10. The spirit Friendly Rivalry continued lip attended the commencement exe cises of Allen tmvterslty durii the past week." "jWe are pleased to note the pre once on last Sunday at church Bro. Wins. Johnson, who has be< indisposed for several weeks. ee J^EcRoes of Sports I n* 1-? Hy~ XiUSTKt' LAWSOJi I e: !Crj You never can tell what will n. happen when two fighters enter tt, the ring. Writers and betters stake ill 'h.'ii' ^Hli* un'1 "" Hffiawant vt Principals, out what are they sayall mg now? It's perpetual motion always moving:, always throwing dyna e? mite at the opponent. This motion ou 's none other than the honorable do" n-enry Armstrong, ad Armstrong proved to the world ou that he is the greatest fighter evei ed to, enter the ring. No fighter has ,nt o\er kept such a pace and fought im any opponent, as Henry defeated 1TF liainey koss. Koss took everything )W ti.at Henry could irive. but in t-akr? ing so .much punishment, he lost ou rhe steafiT~bf his punches. lVC From beginning . to the end in- Armstrong bored in,, giving everything he had, never stopping, nehe \ pausing,- just. forever throwin itig those mighty hams into the go b< dy and face of Iioss.' The piclui'e.of the tight is described as a perfect machine in motion. Weav ,ns ;ng and bobbing and lashing out Hg- -H-hrt?a tiger are the actions uf the lVC Ki ig of the little fellows, Henry A i mstrong. Henry won twelve . omuls while Ross won three,, one <>B~ (lavi'ny been given to him' because 011 il a,. low blow delivered by Arm '"e strong. Who said that added weight oU vy??uhi slow Armstrong down? u' tt >11 somebody better pray that 11" i< doesn't decide oto add any more weight, if he does louk. out some . if you push over champions. The light sets two records, one " ^ iho best lighting machine ever eon in action ana tne other the most absorbing machine to be found anywhere; But hats otf ?tcr Ross,, he is the best sport of them rrtt^ but I would rather be on the "tn.ei side of the fence. Since Armstrong jumped over a ,th- Weight and captuied -another, what, he will the critics have to talk about rer tioav? It inako no dilTerence what a Thry"say-'just tell Ambers'to start nd tiaining right now, because he is aw next to be butchered, if the public e?l loh't refuse the slaughter, and I ire ion't think they will. All that es. an lie said is "Hail to Henry :nt Aimstrong, the best fighter evei it- to enter the ring," and that's- saynd ;tig plenty. I hope I spoke right re- >tit if I didn't, I'm sorry. If .Joe Louis is in then condition as that King. Henry.!is in,-Schmeling if- will, last-only-seven roundsirif he rVe- is mn. then it's anybody's light, ng ?^ert-ite va i-i o us -High ScTTo u 1 s and is (.'uiteges,* I-4n>pe you have had a iat pUasatit year in all departments, ado -phu'in'g emphasis oil" the extra-curan ijjl.'n t i^ in.... Iyour return in the fall, I remain your loyal Sports Writer, BUSTER LAWSOM_ ? TO THE PUBLIC: The place on the Irnio road, forug * y.? merly known as Abie's Place goes 4 how in the name of Hollywood ^ Park, owned and operated by Joa Dreher. For entertainments . and ;es . ' t _ ates make reservations with \Iji_ *_ Droher, who resides for the -sumlat . ner at Crawford's Athletic Club. Jr. t) Those of you who have not been -o fortunate as to have had a ied .aste. of barbecued chickon may law that experience this Friday, i Saturday and Sunday at CrawIllS . . ford's Athletic Club. Other sandwithes and drinks are sold daily. -j- ttrgc out and enjoy the evening. Pull up iu the stalls and chat vhile eating. cor as LEXINGTON NEWS on jrp Sei vices at Bethel were attendtf. well Sunday due to the rnctew)ra nt w-eatKer. At 10:30 the Sunday a). school was had with officers and teachers at their respective placed -s? At 12 th'p singing convention nn .Vfts had nn'l n vnr\r 1 nrrrn ul va.s present. After the convention ;n he pastor, cfuartet and trio Ynotorce ' I to Spring Hill to render a proari ?ram in behalf of the missionary liT -ociety of the abc/ve named church. l3t At Mt. Zion the Trustees had ro7 ''i vices all flay and a yery unique ng program was carried out. Night ed service was had at Bethel and a e. few of the regulars were present, of On Tuesday n'Rht of last week to the Willing Workers, club had a or meeting at the vice-president's r. home. The young men of this ng club are rendering valuable ser vice. I hoso on the sick list are: s- Mrs. Martha Borstic, Mrs. Lillie ot Drafts and Mr. Henry Rawls. We Bri are glad to say that each of these | are improving at thi, writing. TUB PALMETTO LEADER -UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Roy. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor? The Sunday school" Dpenc.lai i the regular hour to an unusually large attendance which iris been maintained for several Sundays Several pupils ^rom the school were sent as delegates to the G*tin Arthurtown. The pastorr preach ed the closing "sermon at the un:?u? "TUB u.Uir. iwu uaiii? uir iiiviuu iiiv iwugion of Jesus in a Changing World", The teachers of the Sunday school are contesting in nn effort to da. termine who shall go as delegate: to the National Sunday" School Congress to be held in Memphis, Tenn., in June. 1 /. The pastor delivered the morning sermon using as bis subject^ What Meaneth This??The message was in kepjng with Memorial T^ay celberati'on.Immediately fol lowing the close of the morning service, the funeral service Qi the late Bro. Ranso-me Sims, chairman of the Deacon board was held. .Sunday evening the Usher board presented a very interesting and jnutfual musical program featuring several vocalists frcrm the neighboring churches.- The Usher hoard is one of the several auxiliaries of the church that must be commended for the splendid work being -done. The night sermon was delivered by Rev. R. A Miller. ROCK HILL BAPT. CHURCH Rev. H. E. Taylor, Pastor Winnshoro. S. O.?Mr. .Tames Clowney departed this life May 17, at Veteran hospital, Columbia ard was funeralized here. ~He was the son of the late Deacon and Mrs. John and Louisea George Clowney. He resided in Pittsburgh, Pa., for- quite a number of years, but returned home before the end game. He joined the Mt. Zion Baptist church, Library, Pa. and was Baptized. He brought "wi?h him his lettor and requested to unite with this church, the church of hi8 ancestors. His last words to relatives were very consoling and we believe tho' it is our lost it is heaven's gain. Survivors ar?: wife, Mrs. Jennie J. Clowney, Pittsburgh, Pa.; sisters. Mesdames Ella R. Moore and Mattie Buggs, here; Mary C. Jefferson. Winston-Salem, N C.: brothers: Messrs George and Dan iel Clowney, Pittsburg; John Alfred Clowney, Greensboro, N. C.: ami Samuel Clcnvney, Harrisburg, Pa., and a host of other relatives and Triendg to mourn lfis passing. Sleep on d^ar Brother and take your rest. JVou suffered here, but now your soul iB* blest. .. . Mr. and Mrs.'"Kobaevelt Mocrre entertained as...dinner guests the aunts and uncles of the former on Sunday before leaving for their respective-homea. They?reported a pleasant evening. ---On- Sunday,~ May 29, Sunday school was conducted at usual hour with a lively discussion of lessons. A-fter\vard quite a few attended service at different places of irrterest.. Those attending the laying of the' Conner Ston-i at Mt. Zion Baptist church here were Mr. and Mrs. J7 B. Brevanfc^sMr. and Mrj. S. C. Cunningham, Mesdames Bffie Gore, Malvina M. Moore, Messrs H. W. Johnson, Henry George and \V A. Ro ill ware. Messrs George Nettles, Isaac Simpson and Roosevelt attended singing convention at Macedonia Baptist church. Smallwood, S. C. Mr^Jfcff Goto, son and daughter Davitf and Estell and Messrs John and Charles E Stevcjson viBited with t;he Pine Grove Bapt. church. . _Great falls, S.. C. All reported excellent service; ThliUsher Board held a splendid meeting at the home of Mr. Andrew Jackson on last meeting nifjhi. Mrs". Viola Jackson hostess.&A delicious course of straw benfl^ce cr?am, and caka waa servcM^Mrs. Jennie Clowney -and Mr. Roosevelt were callers at the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Taylor on Wednesday while in Columbia on business. LAKE VIEW NEW$, Union K. M. E. Chiurch Rev. E. B. Mack, Pastor Sunday school began at the usual hour with Supt, and teachers at their post of duty. Rev. Mack preached a noble sermon as he has firotten to the nlace it la nmiRllv his rhotto. He seenis to be a religious preacher. The public Is invited to. attend a program at Shady Grove Baptist church. You are urged to cooperate and help make this effort a success. SAINT JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH. ~ Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor . Asheville, N. C.?Large crowds were m attendance-throughout "the day both upon the Sunday school and regular worship. It is indeed gratifying to see the upward trend in the work of our Sunday school " as -It relates to attendance, devct_ 1 ?n : r>? i wiun ciiiu eiiiuuamaiu. rui tuc Children's Day program rehearsals continue to go forward Two new classea and teachers have b^en added to the Sunday school. The morning's serVice had a most appropriate setting and background. The church was adorned with beau tiful and swtflt smelling flowers .sic that was uplifting. An atmcrs phere of deep devotion ^"d TeVer.ence prevailed. From the subject " "juaas" Kemorse hnd Sulclde'l our pastor delivered the sermon. Deep interest was created in the deliv- ! erv of this meSsirae. The Dres- ' ence of many visitors was acknowledged> At the evening seivice despite the stormy weather a splendid audience was present for worship. Our pastor preached a very interesting and gripping sermon from the subjeet "Trees". ' The boards and clubs made their usual monthly reports in full along with our captains who lead . in the . raising of.our 'education budget for Kittrell. One hundred per cent reports were received. Our pastor thanked and praised , all who contributed so royally to ' these achievements and congratu- J lated the youth of crur congregation who are graduating from the , high schools of the city and also %hose who are returning home frormthe colleges from within and without the state. ^ LANCASTER NEWS Sunday school opened at 10:00 teachers and a large attendance | both old and young folk. Every one present enjoyed the study of the lesson and the review on the. beautiful subject. Rev. Gantt delivered the message at the usual hour. The B Square club held its regular meeting Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. C. McCleilan held his third quarterly comferftnra here. He was accompanied bv his wife. Mr. Ruff of Johnson C. Smith college; Mr. W. T. Gantt, student of Allen university; Rev. L. G. Bowman, pastcrr of St Phillip stationed, accompanied by a few of his officers. The elder being a little indisposed, Rpv. Bowman preached a wonderful sermon, one that willlinger on the hearts of his hearers. Subject: Lift Up a wStand. -ard for the People. rTh'e eld^r pre sided at the business session. All reports were good. He commendsplendid interest manifested in_the "church. 7 We are glad to welcome the students back home. We^ extend our best wishes for a pleasant vacation. . MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. P. Carolina, Pastor Sunday school opened at the usual hour with Supt and his co workers at they post of duty. A Bpl^ndid lesson throughout the school and a wonderful review by '.he Dr. L. A. Wells. ' At 11:30 a.m. morning service began our pastor was sick and unable to be present, Dr. L. A. Wells I was in charere of the service.- He selected his text from the 10:21 of St. Mark. This waH a strong and powerful message. This being our third quartffrty conference the pre1 siding elder and officers closed a very successful quarterly conference. ~Revr A; B. Thomas was pre" sent and assisted the presiding-elder; also Bro. Wm. James. Quite a few of the members 0f the Baptist church worshiped with us. The Willing Worker9 board entertained the presiding elder at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Jones; also Rev. A. B. Thomas, and Bro. Wm. James. Miss Sadie D. Moody. Miss Pecolia Davis of Sellers graduated from the Marion High school last week; Miss Emma Brown also completed the tenth grade. We are proud of these girls, and they, all are at home now to the delight of their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Frazier of Brooklyn, N. Y., who have been visiting her mother on Churc^St. also attended her daughter graduating exercises. Mr. Frazier also visited his sister in Columbia. The Sellers Tigers defeated the I spring urancn wiacx sox saurraay by a Bcore of 6 to 6 under the m?na?era?nt of Prof. Q?ry. ~ .? ? ' 4 T" \t- STATE A.&M. Orangeburg j; ANNOUNCES T . . X Twenty-tourth Annual T I June 1& to Augi ; -Regular collegiate courses i and Sciences, Educati ; ^ r- Trades and Home [T c ? Special courses for Principal ? 3 ?r and Teachers of Ri = For turiher information add $ Director of State il Ora i BENEDICT' I SUMMER 5 ri ' . | ' Columbia, ? > NINTH S E 11 Monday, June 13 Thru | (Six Weeks S< 1A Monday, June 13 Thru \ (Nine Weeks S For further information, write Ij; E. H. ? or A. G. I | Summer School | i ___Sumlert-S | ?JUNE 6 ?JUL o ? The Regular Accredited Summ 1. . o? The Courses have been th and approved by ,the State Y *"c guises are arranged of any Grade ' ? All Teachers of Lee, Clarendon, Kei Y are expected taaltencL I j ~Y TKe Session* will be held In the N .1? - 7=er I coaci ON ALL THROU( {mure u foul, clean, rtstf PULLMAN CARS 1 B < comfortable in the saf Consult P????nqer Trattlc Rs Tlckst Agsnts for Fsrss, Sch Rsisrvstion* and othst Irsi J. T. COBB, Division I'aHHenger. SOUTHERN RAILV PINCKNEY'S FUN UNDERTAKER AND LICENS SOUTH-CAROLINA A tf j Punei 1006 WASHINGTON ST. Saturday, June 4, 1938 COLLEGEL > S. C. .jl ; THE Summer^Session $ jst 3, 1938 I n Agriculture. Arts ? on. Vocational 7 Economics. . ! I S, .Tpanpa Supervisors l ? iral Schools ' jfl-? ress: the Summer Session, $ A. & M. College, v ngeburg, S. C, J ALLEN 1 SCHOOL s. c. I A S S I O N I ... Saturday, July 6 ? ession) ? ? Wednesday, Aug. 3 | UaoiAn \ t rvvoftvn / $ * r ??r McGI-LL, President ? SMITH, Director $ I g Teachers | !-c- I Y 9; 1938 | ? ier School for Teachers _ ioroughly organized g?Dept. of Education *' T ' ' / to meet the needs ??S? reacher ??? ? rshaw and Sumter Counties : ft T? V Y ew Lincoln School Building *t* _ % PRIOLEAU, Director ? P. O. Box 302 X Sumter, So>uth Carolina ? HES 3H TRAINS u I trip at low roil memsm DINING CARS My of train travel proionUti-VM of duloa, Pullman i ral information Agent, ColumBTa, S. C. __ VAY SYSTEM .* 7 ERAL HOME >ED EMBALMER OF ND GEORGIA ral Cars and Funeral Equipment .001) AS THE BEST Better Than the Rest And Prices Less ffice Phone 2-3357 ?sidenct Phone 7765 -'-COURTESY- : AND SERVICE f?AT ITMD1 * <3 T WliUiUBlA, O. Vv.