The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 18, 1938, Page Page 3, Image 3
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May owo "hafo 'made IiTo^-vy
Uealthy. w^a.lt'lfev . :if<.I' tr.vvV*T T'-V.
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-Noted ComW^'r Travelled Kooky
R'tatl To 1'anu'
(As Told t'" Charlie Spears1 . "
" 'Clar^rtce \\*7l!i:;!:i?r.41'*!mv,-^rAof)fTiv..-J,owVW
?i' Mul'l'NVt a: .-ivria
. 'born in Plantienvi r> y " T.n.. t hirfynrne
years aK?'It's' were
' poor* ani^i:'*? .cd-dtc^'gf k< < htfc
' <loors " leading ' <> ' MfllVo''open
he was cofntr lkd to y?.-':?> av<>?1< at
? -a very?*>**--:?j*o. Uea-'izir-vt-t1 isr
his kin we*, rot aver-e to havintt
him stake his with- :lu* ?*i 1?t?
-vat* Brothers, k v \1 e-wij.lt Toljt^.
7~7. proprietors <>t a hvaj. hi f 1,,. In
fact, ho was scieh a''ikea'de. lao
that he see;: heeaoH' nti additional
member of U.. family, running
errands, doing ?m1?) mosseh
ger.?hell -hup.?wni'-i1,?cm k.?laur.dryman,
etc. All in :i!l h"; mil 'c
v' . himself g&eftil. and ttficiofU. \ "
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, Time .Marches On
Durir.gr this s?air- of development,
Clarence Williams .jlreamcd
' ?xit?new?onvir??ntT:"nt-. hr*"
rambled off to a bier nearby city.
New Orleans. After numerous a?r
grravatiiii; tics .he found unpleynient
as a p>esse j i . a t t'h.r
which hrin-_r< t > mhi.! .'he-- h i
momus hut >-agic :ri i?l? t, Tile
after a long sessioy ,f ion;ihiums
activity ki' piny th> ei. - < ikm
clothes in ship--',.spc co-<!:,.ion. ho
fell asleep, literally t'> > ef .itinironing
hoa ii. v hlle j>* i -Vir.rr 'an
expensiv,. c<>at. So mvrh - . l_at
when he was af-a-.-d 'h: -u ?
had pellet rated ; -.inyt. tie
teriiil. h asirpr a h le beyond t -
fltmptii ' tK **; '.j< J-;,.
<l"j)?bl.v ijn.;u ': tin: v v.*.t,Uial!y
I'llao'd ih?> n-f irisin tin l!v
highway- ayah. w\<., .:}> > K. J- .);.
coveiod uhn; Til- had <!?.?? :
Ourrvr thi- T'a>r"
,On' aiii'ihi r tuvaMmi. Mr. WK
Iiaiii> hfi-aia,. iti-.'.dr, a -nmt ?ii
taiu,,"> fi- m i.i- 1. .mr, tin- fait
inir only Km it wo*. pn-.
sihle tn Kt.-j I'nvv :r fi'ia an . . i:c., A;
That tiniv '.t w a - wi-airy a JKili
flianinini liny':.::,! v.a< m.abK* to
b.n ii u a> tif.f'n . ~ >J An ..n that,
lit ,i-k- : t ill ;a\. Kry (?ii?vnr
for. i) .-n?Mm -Um~-sva<tohl
hy th' K:i:y that "h<- itmliln'"
' '' -i :r !. a k ai: . ih
vva< i 11 tup, '-a-r.!: _ ..-me riav an !
?rll T rr!v'" TT-' I.-.?v?I .r i'.I'; "
SP t tn lit h --at v. J Ky: in
stt'Ht-l lit* ! i;i!ii| hiyr *''n> - a I".rr
thrnnyh w hi.dy Kn tVi! it:u.." a r_-.
fi iyt-ral.'tl . and lV m.! Mihu-.-Tf
! 'uI'l'uu.'.iftii .i: ift.
- ?The Rock> Road"
I'avittir t c. way ?' : a : tjj ?i-i
f i-i'.' erf \! mV:u harn-l.ips that
would haw di-. -.-.ta-. i!!ry |ambitiotu
><> .;;h. Wilrnints" kept in
touch with his natural h ,;t . . .
edisto dist. i "ni i;i;i:n( p; ,
HAS SPLENDID SESSION
?i-iu-'.-.j < i i s 11 r i: n J* i >!"< '! ;n
convene: \V> dns,ja,\,. .May li." a:
Calvary A. M. K. ekuvch of Mr
Edistn circuit, with Rev. Dr. I
F. Kpai-4---rm-itli?' fh- R.-v ..Ld .
ius Helmut, ;. r: ainir.ii' pas'
Dr. IVan! -m > !< ! in- iate R'v
Dr. I.. R. Nichols.
I'mU r tin- Jem jet >k:p < t' 0". Nirh'.ls
thv M : -to 'ii-'tut w iiu the
h< Jp uf Almnrhty * ? > ! has lyai lr
ed thi* t? n aii'I ye.. a: uivi: u Coil
tho praise. \\Y a>" '.thankful ;<
have Dr. Hear'! a-' <>ur pre-idintr <1
der. Our beloved Rhh'op" h'lVjwh"w*
fi! Vacancies. \\\ a!-<>
had with lis tie n'wly. a'pi-ointe
presiding older Ci-.jr lisa.r,
? ?di*' ! irl." t l;. '.'. |... 1.. 'luir-n-TIr
splendid y< u. g mart. Ar.d . l-o" tin.
following visitors: Mrs. f. I.. Farmer,
Ahv wife of Rt v. Farmer:
Mrs. .T. El "Rt ard."uTf" "of Fit sM
ing Elior J. E. Dea d; A! ~. M .1
Alston, (.'te-ivlent of the \Y-H. an I
F M. society of the Edi.-tn d:stric't
Mrs A. C. .Mayes president
of the \V. il. and F M society < :
the Charleston distriut: Mrs R. E
Rrcgden, tin wjf- ,,f th0 Rev. R.
E Rrogden. tr.e pastor of Eninian
ue I church of < ha I< s''?r. who grip
the conference with his eloquence
from tine- to tfiiic. We also hi i
with us. Mis- X A. MeQue' n 'laughter
of the l ite Rev. C. W. McQueen..She
i< a lover of her church
and a good church worker.
Dr. Beard delivered ;k splendidaddress-on
Baptist! It was a
masterpiece. Many papers wci"
Night Session t
The annual sermon was preached
by the Rev. S. R. Higgins. nas
"tor ot the Alt. "Holly eirc'iit".Suh
ject: Witness fhr .fesus. Rev. Hig
gins is a well trained man both
h^ad and heart, for the sermon
came gat of his heart "and soul.
the conference was revived. All
of the papers that "were re?d were
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Or wK trwt K-.# ?" ' - a .4 .
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les ^pea'fsV-- >,~ +^?;V_ ".
(;" kkporTioK"-. ?&?
; ' '* * -, v, .' * *'" *
' *L. ...? .. - .
n tVdc^Ey. ry ^Ji.rfumCy
<4b*o ?m ttwvse d iyVdie "managed C<>
^SjjynK-tim"o?f-'?Vh*V^*.rts- many as twem
. t.\ h oof- eath -day in
*<*li<?us. on ;ea\"!>r) tjaund him giiphig"
new aiiff VhlunMo* knowledge. The
eiano- of: i oorllf msfek.
ahiT
hjprdinir1 them in ~Vt liai ir,c nioti*
u.Vn>. lK**"\yas>o!rrt&Vt ia]lv "able"* to
assymtsU' tu?u\<~and .nielodk s fra-m*
od ii! his* (l-\vn mind, an 1 duftce* bet
; t-iif than t-lio average* lad whose
foundation in life was , perhaps
^lieUvr?halareocU*-if - .. - *
| ft \va.^ at "tTii^ philst/" *n his'earee'r'that
AViUiaiUs decided to eul
t iyj)\e rfiiisieaT" ambit inn< ur
v aV'T'^T.' Tie fook lessons under-a
"Tfoo.i instt ruetor. - A- ready and
'^ino'-'n.-juipil, he advanced rapidly
enoimh to take a chance in coping
wit h AW' vagurie*. one must encounter
in a real - Metropolis -where
poivpi'titwrn-i^' sti oiifr and senti,
merit means nothing more than an
empty word.
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Baby Won't You Please Come !
Homo
Here he turned his ability to
popular, songs. His first tunc .was
"YOC MISSED A GOOD WOMAN
WHEN YOlf PTCKF.l). A.EE OYER
ME*'.?Though in bis early teens,
he furnished th,. entire script". . *
composition, lyrics and arrangement.
His- first real momv success
was "RROWNSKIN WIIO
YOU FOR". During this period
!v a!s > sponstYi-o:l "YOU'RE SOME
PRETTY POET.". Which found a
; lace in- the Ziegfield follies of
P.'l'.f.
He was also his own pulilisher.
Thai idl'ort was., the* foundation of
hi- p-es^r.t status 'in the music
w... Id... then-r followed -O'STHEVR
HI.EES", a .lassie: 'BABY WON'T
V'nr I'l.EAST"'. COME JIOME".
CI ! ! ' COAST. HIT'ESP a n d
sHOET SISTER HOET"' and
"ROYAE GARDEN REEEU". and
?"!ie.r meritorious elfusior.s that
i.ave set the w.,- -t ' m hnnpni"g
Oth. r successes folhwt-d such a*
EVERYBODY -'ROVES MY BABY
which h cull (Tin infn lh<i 1 i m..l i ir- I
"manY heretofore unknown orchestra
]< ders. whi'O a: <1 colored: ; l-<>
aided in tafing Bessie Smith.
Sarah .Martin and other blue vot>f
note who otherwise
-a giht ha\\. rrmaincd jn obscurity.
1IU efforts \v?re also . punct-.
ated with a musical come 1 v^ail.
! -BOTTOMLAND", for which
( ! free Williams furnished score
lyrics, text and. acted as produe1'hc
Years Roll On
All. w tjlianis married Irene \Vil
;;aa.s .(Kva Taylor of Radio fam )^
and is th father of three lovely
chii i. n. having his home in dajm
ica. l,ong Island. N". V. His
i ~h.uu" huaiiu-s,.?h- -in rhe thetitrij'.a)
district -(diroasbway > of
New York City. Sonic of his later'
works which-have been published
by liim has made him an
A-l rating, senior member of the
i Am' rican Society of Composers.
'Authors and Publishers.
.' all of valuable information whi
votilj he V i;y helpful if we would
ut them into practice.
All of the reports weie vcr\
," '011. Most of the brethnn paid
ut for the .May Day and the Kd.calional
day, The spitit existed
|?In i'uuI'iiml rr whole* conterencc
I The Rev. Julius Holman and his
J good people deserves ere Jit for
'with pleasure they spared no pains
n carirg for the conference. And
also with a splendid welcome by
"he entertaining pastor and his
p- ople.
We closed a very successful contVj-ence,
with all hearts pi aiding |
. ?l{i v.) G. H. Mitchell, reporter.
| (OKESBl'RY NEWS j
The S. S. began as usiial. Officers
and teach ers at their post i
d* duty. The Rt \\ Homer Adams '
whs was reared here has R>ng.j
since IVeen a resident of Greenville, j
via a welcome visitor in our Sun-;
I lay school. He made some very!
j ! < riaging remarks. He belongs
It,, the 0. M. K church. Rev.'C.
>. I> ndy of Clint' n preached for
Thf-o-o. 'Dir. rhcict-im-p W?g<n
Basket,?Vi'itoi r: ? Mr. an -1?Mi s.
I.ero.v Smith and sister Sonora-?of
Greenville.
Thin being Children's Day a very
trood program was rendered. Mi.ss
Auric Mae Goggins mistress of
ceremony.
Mrs. Amanda Louden, son OUit
daughter Mable, _Mrs Green and
! Mr, Huumphrey were the gupsts
of Mr. an I Mrs. J. M, Goggins
ln?t Wednesday. ^
Quite a few parties were held
Jj_ui_Lhe?New Yor^-fcml?Pliihulelphia
visitors while th< v wCro lioro
They loft Sunday night for their
oxpcotivi' homes.
Glad to have had Mother Fannie
Pearson in church Sunday,
-he will come in spite of her agrrl
affliction;
Mrs, Henrietta Goggin#, son ami
idatighlei-in.law of Columbia with
'her two daughter# of Greenwood
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- fA
>a > * ..
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spent the day with hot- Stffiday. '
Mr. J. E. Hulirms ia, still uii the I
<?ick- list. We are hoping he. will
soon get'weltr ' - f" '
rr?1 WttlTMlRK NEWS'- ? M
" i ' ?? * ? '* -
" bu.nday was a loycly day and tne
many eliihU'en ter.doied ' vtfiiuus'
programs to commemorate- tltfs
"Chflihpii'lr Dsfy".
St rvice,~vra^ held at Flint Hitf
Baptist church by the Pastor Rev.
C. <' lolo^rpv liy l?nw
"B. Ciullmgjj, -A very utiiqu^*-ipro*gram
was ^rent'ered fof Children's
Day. The children pi>foi1iic-tl
well. CodaY Grovtrt chul'ch participate
d*ih The program.
u. Ttit' Fliht 11 ill. Shady Grove and
the Young gill* quartet rendered
the' music. ^ 1?emaf k's" by RJisses
Marv dark, Klliotte .Abrams, Miss"(lark,
iji'a graduate.of the Friendship'College..
She ha$ rfow returned
homo. - 1 g?,
tY\jl.-'?nd Mis. gene I'.yrd ac-\
conyiAr ied by Messrs Charlie Jones,
Raymond and John' Albert J< lies'.
Miss I.ouise Jones, niotored to
^Thomasville. X. C. to visit relatives
ami ft+en :s,
Mrs. Daisy Byrd wai at the bed
si.ie <)t' her sick son Mr Charlie,
who was ill with pneumonia., -f>h"
^brought .the grandsons back with
her.
Qtlite a few visited the patients
I at tin- Hospital in Newberry.
Several from hero arc attending
-Slll'imi r vl hnol 1 :? ?
The Newberry baseball team de
foat'*d the Whitniire Uam on Tast
week. 11'-1. ~t
Mrs. Nancy Hoover ami Alice
Turner have .returned to Spartanburg.
" ~
The Heavenly ' gospel singers
will be at Bruce Tabernacle. on the.
22lld of Jure.
- BUM A IM . V NEWS
Funeral services for Mrs. Lula
Hardy who dieiP Thursday, night
at her In.'nte were conducted Saturday
at Oak (Jrove church by the
Rev. 'F. S Martin. She is survived
bv h'T husband, two daughters
Mr. E. A. Hur ly. Mis.. Aslee Ru'f
Miss Minnie. B. Hardy, all "of l'omai-ia.
*' ?y , (
Mrs; l.ula Owen of Spartanburg
spent Sunday with her parents.
.Rev. and Mrs! H. 11. Garniany/pf
Boniaria. Miss Marie Oxoer of
Spartanburg' spot\t Sunday with
her mother. Mrs. Maggie Oxner.
Mrs. Alary B. Davis and son Oiland*Davis
were gmsts of Mr. and
-Mi-s-rGartnany Friday. 1
Miss El./.abet h Garmany is
spoil iug fonietijme in Columbia
with her aunt, Mrs. Laura Bowers.
. . M:\VHKRRY NKWS
( a I vary?Presbyterian fhnrrh
The Sumks-y:?school?hh4?at?iL^
usual hour. "The lesson as it was
taiiylit." was very ihteresting. A.
very vr< <m! number of teachers anil
ty cut. were pr1 sent. On next
Simla','. ,.Lme 1'.' at 1U o'clock, a
('hildrenis I>a.v program wrt) be
pre-', nt (I.. .The public is invited.
Rev. A, A. Thompson, the ccmfcici!"!'
mission^iy was visiting
t i city la-t W"ek.
The.Ilihii' cl.iss had its regular
_uiuc.1 iirg.?The?obi 1< 1 reii sena?* to
find it 'in t.- interesting.
The ladies who atteilde 1 til***
W111n: rli'hlv it 11r, cure at -lb n
diet colU-ge in Columbia, retuin-^rh?h
l.'. t~d' the we k leporlntg
a vcy busy, yet- a*, enjoyable conference.
* ?
Tlii' l.i;ag'n- sei vie- was a great""
suec" ss Sunday afternoon. The
h i!< 1: en"''!' the IcAgjiie pre'sented a"
playlet "America fc'ir Americans'.'^
Among til.- vfsite.rs weiV Mr. Mike
llajgler, Rev. Caleote of RaJ^igh
Privslivteiinii church nliite
[ number ot' - ! i< members. Mr.
| .1 a.rr.es Csyter took active part in
thi~ meeting.
Miss . Jautiita anil Ml-. Cecil
lures arc hum - from school. Mrs.
Helen an! hor husband are here
front New York.
Mr. Henry Montgomery is at
hbme 0:1 Coaies st reet 'tli/inpr nicely-after
::n< 1 ri?. it vr an op ration
at the People's hospital. His many
friend, are proud to-.know that he
is recovering hi~ Health.
Mrs. T.illie Gilliam ha< installed
a now dry cleaning plant and with
ihe aid of fer ifVici' ht son, Mr. Roland
Patterson, ihey are prepare!
o (rive yi.u up-to-date service.
Mr. Johnnie Boozer is operating
a very ni -e grocery store on the
South end of Drayton street and
ho-would appreciate having: his
fiierds and well-wishcrs come to
see. him.
A great number of the teachers
have left the city to attend summm
vchnot this* session. "We were
,ot able ti; secure the rnnt^ of
all. hu- among thgse who 1 ft were
P ofs. I*. S. CI tl'hian, T. R T.ogan
and- Clerphitj Floyd, Mesdames N".
P. Si: yli ton. E II Allen, Birdie
Henry, JcMe Floyd and Fannie
Mao Quails; Misses Anjavone
Young. Ainslie Jones nnd Ida Rutherford.
Mrs, Ell', ne Cary and Mrs I il
la Pea--, are nnmng those taking,
special training in Greenville.
Anvnnr* Tlw?
. .i V.V.M. ,m, ? i fiiinrjiu
jT.eahr please notify Paul Allen or
I nhnn? him at .'107-.T He will he
ticklc(l to deliver you a paper. The
nrice is 5 cents.
GARNETT NEWS
Sunday school opened at its usdeVfulIv
discussed. After Sunday
school thr Children'.^ Day prnprnm
was rendered. There were many
participants on the program. Everybody
enjoyed the program.
^
MIAMI. FLA. NEWS
Miss Lilyan Smoot of New York
City is in the city spending a few
r'nys \vt?h Miss Mnrjrtc Pieon^A.
"Miss Smoot will leave Monday for
Columbia, S. C.
PALMA^rO LB|iDK
* v WINNSBORO NEWS
I*. T> - ^
Children's Day was observed a
[ the, chuVthes of our town last Sun
day: *;The programs were interest
Gig beeauqe the-children were Wei
trained.* ?
Mr. Aibary Tucker of Jonesvilh
speftt the day with his sister, Mr:
B, E.-~ Ross last Sunday. On hi:
return be took his three nieces
"Evelyn, Kathleen and Cecil Ros;
i to spend a while. '
j "Good-old time Communion ser
vices w?re held at St. Paul Rapt
1 church last Sunday -Rev. J. M
l'Ri>?ttv nnr liasttni' \V5i? nt his hps'
*as he rightly divided the Void.
Mrs. Hettie. Russell reported i
wonderful meeting who? she re
turned from the Women's Miss
iorary convention held in Columbi;
last week. ...
Prof. F. E. Mcintosh accompa
niod by his jjiste-r Miss Alice anc
4 Mb;s Emma Beatty were visitor:
hat the summer school opening oi
State college, Orangeburg las
I Mi uday. They reported an enjoy
j able trip. V j.
Mrs. J. B* Pickett of Camder
I passed through our town tUs\ Sin
' r ay on-'hPr \vay t0 summer schoo
[ i'ti "Rock Hill. She pickde up Mrs
, F'l.u .lolinsno who s^ient the day
.with n^ptives and friends there
I but returned Sunday on the 6:'2(
bus.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Russell
I and Mi*. Paul Ross attended thc
coir, men com en t ex < _j' e i* e s. of J&hnsnn
C. Smith last week."1 They wore
accompanied Mrs. J..J.. Batiste a'
far as Rock Hill where she spent
,1. 1 . t \\w
I no <iay wun airs. .1. >> . >? num.
Mrs. B. E Ross and Mrs Alethia
Green loft- last Monday for
Rock Hill where they will attend
-ummer school.
Rev. J M. Bcatty. MesdameC.
TT.r ManTgault. - Ella Johrson,
Ida Jacob, S. P. Campbell and Prof
W, A. Ross CnrolV 1 at Benedict
Allen summer school of Columbia.
They picked up Mrs! McRay in
Pidgeway wToo also attend.
- Revival Tnecting is.heing held at
the .Pieshytoi ian church for thn
?aints of Zio'n Pilgrim Rapt, church
which was destroyed by fife soTOTT
I time ago. This nj ctirg is being
conducted by Rev. P. C. Clarfc of
I Carlisle. Rev. Clark preaches an
I uncompromising gospel.
1- Mr. John \V. Johnson returned
Pittsburgh last week to the
| 'elight of his parents and friends.
j ST. JAMES A. M. K. < IU'RCII
Roy. W. B. Bonier. Pastor
! * }>unday school?opened at the
nsral hour.and was largely attended.
The sehb'1 wa< b auliCnIIy
reviewed by Mr. Melton Lew
is. Senior, class .No'. . 2 is holding
be bann?rj Mrs. Wilhelinina John~mi.
toncbe-. S .: :iv mo: ring1 the
'nun fi-om'lthe m1>i< - t A Teacher
With A Program. At X""p.m. the
Children's Pay program was rcnJd
red. Much credit is due Misses
Elle J< hn-on. Cla ctta Kinard. Elise
Nazary and Miss Adlir.e Johnsoj)
for sponsoring such a won 'or
Mil program. A la.rj*e crowd wrs
present.
The Missionary society vmh Mr's
Maiy Phelps president is putting
iiv>')- fine pmtramsgetting
ready for, Mi district con fere r,ce.
Miss Eloi>e .Tnnorettc toaoher of
WHiii'iimn'?iraining?srN'wl Conway
has returned after a pucecMrnl
TMW. 1! v. IT.-G. Y'umr pas*.ir
<.f .Tone-: Chapel A.M. F. Zion
church wilj pr'ach for us next Siin
1 y at p.M.?Ills choir and me.m
hers will accompany. him. Conie
an d heal thM w< /a do r f u 1 }iroachor
iOJIJISTOX NEWS
Si'vvie- - wci jxood at Rethel C.
M. K. on Sunday. The Pastor Rev
K. M. (lilliam was at his best both
mfcnjun and, night.
Mrs. K. M. I.at'imore* ljas been
looted President of the Epwovth
l.eairue of R'thel church.
Prof, and Mrs. R. Nelson Smith
[have returntw], from a visit to rel >'
ives in Raleiph, N. C.
Miss Ruby Miiick of Saluda
spent Mer.dav anl Tuesday with
.Mrss" m.'iii?i)t;imi. :?
Mrs. Bessie Scott of Manhassit.
J.. is visit.inpr Mrs. Arclia Wil<011.
" ?
Mr A. B. IP rrin of Saluda wa
<o"ii i- town <>n Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. I.oMio P.ass is ill at thi
writine, W bwpe she will soot
he well again.
| VR I I THUU L. TON BY
PASSES .
t s
I.. Toney was born. July
in Edce.field. S. C.. son
f Th? m.'s Toney and Joey Peterson.
He departed this life June
I, 1 "tilts o- (he home of his-broth ?r
Robert H. Toney. Washington, D.C
Mr, Tonev was biorpht to Aiken
in his youth and lpade his permanent
hum- hero He finished t h e
public school of Ed jo field and la'' I
wen' to Tuskgeo, graduating
there i.< the of 1 HOT. He married
Miss Knsie Owens of Alleir!ale,
with whrnm he traveled extensively
thioinrhont the .United States
Four years later he returned to
Aiken and settled, building up a
creditable business and taking an
active part in church work. He became
a member of Friendship Ban
tist church and soon worked his
way on thru the confidence of the
members and his loyalty to be
placed on the. HencoiL_board, His
work was untiring arid without
criticism. ,
At this time, instead of sadness
wo should rejoice over the call of
such a fallen hero as Luther L.
Toney. Yes, we miss you, we love
you .much, hut the kind and loving
Heavenly Father knows host.
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1 St. l'aul A. M. E. Church * |
Rev. W. M (ianrt, Pastor
" The .sup<>vmf.nd?>nt tl. L
r Sunday school to order at 10:01
o'clock. At 11:15 Rpv. Gantt a I
- eeutlcd -t-hc?rrrslnrm aRfl'^i eaehi
* from the subject The Miehi
3 Proving Power of the Cross 1
? preached a splendid sermon to a:i
s appreciative audience.
2:30 the Primary department (
rendered their Children's Pay pro |
?-gtamr-before a large audience.
l 8:30 the Juniors and Seniors ren
dered a most excellent.and well be
, fitting: program! j
We were- pleased to have many
visitors worshiped with us Sunday. '
i Mrs. Rosa L. Gantt is attending:
sutnmcr school at Alle.n-Rencdict. I
Many are attending: summer '
j sions in Rock HiH.
3 Miss Helen Gillian) is home *?>
f the delight of Her parent^. ^Mr.
t JamCs Pen Tn o? Washington* P. |
C., is visiting his grandfather/ *"| (
, ALLEN TEMPLE
J- A. M. E. CHURCH
Itev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor
Greenville. S. C.'?With pleasant
, weather prevailing, services . at /
) the churches here were well at- 1
tn !d last Sunday. At Allen Tern- '
| pie the day began' With iVliigh spir
it .or Worship.
r , The;- SVnulny. school-at, iLU'J AVUK-. '
i co?uTucft\l with the Supt. Mr. J. A. |
Johnson presiding. Prof. J. T. W.
Minis, principal of Bell street hi
Clinton and assistant director of
. the Greenville. summer school was ,
.'present an.i conducted the icview.
At 11 o"clj>ck Dr. Witherspoon .
brught the message, subject, "Jesus.
The Prophet, of Wonder". ?*
Among the visitors here Sunday ;
were: Mrs. Wade, of Abbeville; *
Miss Nance of Columbia; Mrs. Lai; !
ra Jones of Charleston- was pros- 1
ent and for" a week will be', the
house uuest of Rev, and Mrs. Wit
nerspoon. Mrs. Clara llagood.
formerly a member of Mt. Pi?gah
Baptist church united with Allen
"Temple. With the pastor's sor- a
niou at T:.'tO from I^iko 10:0, the 0
day was closed in a blaze of'fcloiy.
Our 'church has closed its spring:
effort 4in(l pledge cards have been '
distributed for our first fall effort j,
which 1 eyiPs the fourth Sunday
in July. \V('_ al e asking for ST00?
it that time. -The pastor and officers
thank the members and j.
frien's for the total we have col- ^
lcctrd for our spring rally. For (j
this item wo closed .rp on the fifth- p
Sunday wifli Si >72.25, and tutal Tor ^
the year thus.far ifiore.than $2,000. ()
Allen Trmple- showed . its real
-pint Tuesday night when the pas- u
t>?r and family 'were given a grand
." i nri<e . shower. e
IP he- Ti.lheri . socrrun y sllalL,^
Tepurt the (l 'ings of our chinch. . V
I)r. It. IV. Cooper' . t,
-The funeral of Dr. Randolph Di's -j
rv Cooper-..was held . froih A'len 1
TelPnl- Moll :?V ?ti*riiirxr .f.unii VI I
j:it o'clock. The large-audiforiuin 'f
was lil 1 i'd p.- overflowing. The cu- S
logistic services were brief ami
impressive. only 45 minutes, conduit
c(l by the pastor. Mrs."Min- e
r.a Calhoun read the -obituary. Dr. w
C. F Candy o'VceJ prayer; Revs. '1
A. J Tbontas of Laurens and Dr. hi
Cui i .v.?M. ?diitiict sui'd'UUon'-'TT
dent, announced hymn*. Dr. Win.
Watson read the scripture amF t*
brcthrr Ed. Dirto'n, the class lea.l- :*"
er mad*' remarks. * t.
Dr. Coop-, r was a graduate of t
State college," Allen university and t
Me! ai ry Dental college. He had
nitr "of ffie b *t ejUjl21Lpii. r/fficcs. i?
" ~iTi th"o ciFv ni.V(T"(. r.joyed a large V\
practice, ije was _ a _ steward oi- -v
Allen Tem])le, and one of its most
loyal supporters, lie was married
in 1021 to Miss Lama Wadsworth K
of Clinton, to which union one 2
child, Quanr.a, was born. His re a
mains were laid to rest near \\
Kingstrce, his native homo, under. 3<
a mound t/f flowers. Most of the IV
dentists, business m?n a 11 d doctors n
came to- do him honor ar.d several L
along with the -pastor accompanied t<
the "b-'dy to Kingstrce. He is sui>- A
viyed by his wife, child (13), 2 w
brothers, 4 mat r.<. mother, a linsf ~
of iclativOs and friends to mouin T
his passing. tVoce-to his ashes.--rf
in v r /-, ii/.i-n 4 ?. ?-> ' '
I i .> r< i.nw* I. .\. >1. l\. I III Kl 11 (.]
Kov.-B. C. t'unnirglrim, Pastor
The church goers were found on 1
tlioir way. Sunday school opened F
at its usual .hour. At 11:15 the
pastor ascended tie rostrum and
.brought to us a wonderful m?s- V
sage. We were gla.i tn welcori]' C
Mr. and Mrs. Coairts;-?awl others. r<
We were proud to have Miss i)
Prudence Boyd graduate of the i>
-U8 class of Booker -Washington-.
Also- Miss Martha and Mr. Wil- s
liam Cunningham of '.'<8 gradu- p
ating...class of Wirnsboro. Mis? .T
Vivian Tobias, stu ent of Dray- \\
ton street and the U<v. J'. It. Xje n
lums, one more year in college. '1
We ai'e glad to have all of them
with Us ngnin 1 ? ry
Mr. Julian Boyd of New York a
is spending ajuv weeks with pa- p
tints; Mr. ar.d Mrs J. II. Boyd p
of Little Mountain. o
M s. Louise Boyd, Mr, Wade v
B<p?<l are still on the sick list. The h
mtnr.y frjenlrs wish for them n t
speedy recovery " (
I'nion A. M. E. Church /
Rev. E. B. Mack, Pastor n
Sunday school began at the Usunl
lour with hunt. and teachers^
* at their post of duty.
Rev. Mack preached a noble ser- ]\
mon. Rev. Mack seems to he get _c?
ting alone fine at this writing. e
The Missionaries met at the T
home of Mrs. A. S. Nance last I
Thursday ar,4 they are to meet at T
I the parsonage this Thursday i
J It is always rice for one to fut- ^
fill his or her duty. A person ean 1
| not have any better name'tJiian the..'A
name of being a church worker. t
MOT XT PI F AR A NT
DISTRICT CONFERKNCE
The above named conference \va
Us'.'l r) i i ,? 11 11 .? ?>_
day, May 20 in Wesley A. M. E
church. Honey 11 ill, Jamestown cii
vuit, by the emment presiding? EL
der, Dr. J. E. Thomas. Devotions
were condvcte.il by Dr. Thomas assisted
ly Dr. C S." J. Mollette am
iiev. ,unmet Scott. Remarks by
the elder. * The, confluence then
went- into organization. Anions
the many visitors were Dr. T. J,
Miles, Dr. J. L Bcrbow, Dr E. F
CJ. Dent, Dr. W B L Clark. Prof
C. CT. (iai rott,rMrs. K?d-HPnrd^ami
Mrs Annie Richardson of Georgetown
ami Mrs. Carriline Spann of
the Kingstree district.
This was indeed a very fine conference,
the spiiitual jaVmosphere
ran bight. The Revs. Win. Taylor
I. II. Hamilton and Ulysses Lark
immortalize themselves in the
hearts of those present they pjfcach
ed as did Peter on the day of Pentecost.
Pin- Ptfs^ inu Klder. D Tbirrrr
is Wils~Jri jus be t at fh'smeeting.
And the Pastor, Rev. Isaac Majoi
svjth good peaph1- jtrst made
verytirine pleasant for us an abun
ant of very best food, good homes
md a very fiiie church. This conference
could have - remained in
sossion-a week to" the delight of
cil?n;e>'onL_*Atnv God bless i~tai
r-HHl pastor and his loyal. congrerat
inn. We "shall never forget
hour.
The. firnhci.,1 report s were good
md the old historic district is still
inl'llite" ner line- to th.. P ....v..
Brothers Leo-Brown", Joe Pici'coy,
J. K. Wallace an-.}.Sol Wilson
Vitro clee.ttal --lay?delegates to the
i'--r-nal conference. Thus fndej a
eiy successful meeting ami everym
y-< nt. awry siurir.g tl < praise
l* the oil.Mount Pleasant district.
? HOWARD
1114; 11 SCHOOL
Georgetown.-- S. 0.?Howard
chool ended one of the, most suecs?f-i?l
terms from the standpoint
f '( n roll men t-. The H.'37-.'lS school
irollment reached 1127 children
nth an average attendance of 00
erccnt or ovef, *
jmith. of Macon, Georgia deliv
red the annual sermon. J'he grad
ation exercises woio held Wydnesd
ay night, Jrne 1st. when Dr. "J
k Blanlon, president of Voorhees
k&rmal and Industrial, school ad
Iressed the "Seniors, llis-- speech
roivjht out vital facts on our hiso:y
and sound ,a *vi-e concerning
ur problems in economic security
hich invariably afTcc.t our futurei
vcs.
V-Fovty one seniors were presentd
Tnloinas by the sune; intendent
ml secutai V"<?i the school board ,
Tr-?- il'iciala njinn.ciuied Principal
. B. Berk a.ixl hts-eoj-ps of teac-nrs
for the splendid work they are
oi.ng.
' \YI OR >'< IKKW.S PADS
I < ( KSSFIL TRRM
... . . Y
Tuesday. Jr.ne 7. maiked t h e
blse/of ;i, very successful year's
orji at "Taylor Grammar scTioolT
'he school has .made outstanding
i)pr?'. i'H'i - i 'r- r ii I '1
rec'ion of it < .tlkiont ' principal.
Ir. T. J. SIIivan. with tl.e coooratb'ii
uf ihr fn'ultv.
Tli??ylo.o.ng 'exercise* we e ex'-Ml
-nt ar.d. i et'ecte.! v v 'it on-thpse'
hat vc:"* nt d tin in. The cdu a'onal
sermon was' p'-onVhe | by
I'lird'H -nedlel Col
' y-( . >' niu'ryr^hf." 2*'. I lie. so: tnon
as sn;t -f! T. i UbT- T.ooas.ivn ami"
rry-trrrrir-Tit'.'
"Ti e Prmi i !' incoMiss Y.
ling. lea. her was presented May
7. "The Wedding of Topi Thumb
ml Little I" iia.n." M-s' IV R-ul are
teacher war p esented "May,
11. "In the Prim-ess' Garden,"
lfts ,L K. Gladden, teacher was
res'-nted Julie 2. "For Money
love." Principal T. .T. Sullivan.
?dche!;, was presented June 0.
.11 of the above closing exercises
ere as usual very excellent, and
erg wiinhfsed b\- la rue auion.es. j
he faculty and pupils approci-j
tnd tlie interest shewn bv the.
atrons and friends during t h e
losing exerc ises, f " . ['
N It FSTR ITT F I) RFX'It I I IM NG
OR ItEdl'LAR ARMY
Major General George Yah Horn
fnseley? Convntanling the Fourth
orps Area, to lay announced ,tho
?sumption of unrestricted recruit ,
far -the Regular Army.-- Ap-j
roximately 1">00 young men re-,
iding. in the eight Southeastern,
fates will ho given an opportuity
to enlist, during the month of,
tine, foi assignments in" the Tla aiian
and Panama Csyial IVpart]
lent? and for stations located in
v Southern states. _ I
Youti" unmarried men, citizens
f the T'lrted States, between 1&
nd Ha years of age, with no deendents,
who believe themselves
hv?ieally quallfetl and are inter-1
sted in an A my enlistment, j
h'ould annly to the nearest Roguir
Army Post or Recruiting Rtaion.
or a "dress a letetr to the
'nmniaii 'ing G e n oral. Fourth i
lovps Area. Post OfTPe Building,
oioni.. f-.. ?
iririiiK'siiFiR' jnioriati?n.
TMFTl.A DKI.PHj'A NEWS
Mi*. I.oroy Jenkins, tho son of
Ir. and Mrs. Phillip .Tonkins, will
4;hI'i-iIh .luno 11 from llio North-'
ast Hirh school for boys. Mf.
Tonkins is (ho grandson of
lev. .TonkjjOi of C-olwnrbta^ S C.
To is an energetic younpr man and
s s(l iving to make prood in life.,
Ve Wish Tor his success, He is a
nombor of tho Community Rnpi^chmch
of which Rev. W. P. P?eriofi
is pastor.
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