The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 13, 1938, Page Page 6, Image 6
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THE TWELVE STARS
SOCIAL CLUB
The club met^ August 9 with
Mr> and Mrs. Josh Benson with
all of its members present. The
President, Mr. Freddie Ferguson
presided. Devotion^ were conduct
ed in. the usual mani or v the Chan"
lain, Mrs; S. M. Rutf.
During tbo hour of business reniarks
were heard and plans were
coippkUd co>:ues rving the dance
to be held at the Palm' tto*9L'hau?
? ' "iTtHV Ifo^sc LVtM - lVi'.dli'ttnT
street, Monday, August l-r>th. Ad
mission will bu l">c single and 25c
couple. After business we enjoyed
a program which included the
reading of a p< em by Mrs. I(.Scott
title "Tumpt". A selection was
heard from the club's quartet and
? jiorrrr >--\vw?--?hvmT??frwn?-sVHs^ Ty.I.a'ngl
y. title Father Ft/rgive
Them. The program' was com
phted with n joke f-om Mr. Jerry
Orte. '
\\'e wore gla i to have with us
Mr. T lrrft Holton ^lu> expressed
himself as" having enjoyed his Visit,
,
uinukh -j
? : Rogers rJ
I)()l (iI,AS~
Fairbanks, Jr.
, --j* "Having;
now: Wonderful
Time"
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August 20-21-22
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un ?i'l'l iill I' rid y inj^tir, >.:? in ii,iy, uini
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Over Sunday Aug. 21st
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Lv. (t: 38 iJN1. Sat. Any. 20t h
Enjoy a fuTT day in Savannah oi
JacUton ville
Go p! aces - - see thingx I ?j
at extremely low cost in
safety and comfort
by train - avoiding the j
hazards of highways.
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' ^jickrlt good m cliches and on stseeifi* J trains only.
Chifdren 5 and under 12 b.df fate No luggage
'heckeJ C onsult agent Jot further Jetavs.
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NEW BROOK LA Nj> NEWS
ContrniiPt,1 T ~
Bowman AME (.'lurch
Kev. Henry Bowman, I'astor
Lsrst Tuesday night, Mr. llama
.hackney carried his Allen Leagut
-juartet ut' Williams I hanel AA11*
nurch to Bowman to render a pro
^ ram: niuy^ uttt inaiciui\vr n Ou
outsteps of Mr Bill Johnson am
ii.s Golilcn Gate Singcra. They run
tered a good program Alter thi
irogram u vftieKeii .supper was
cived aiul ico cream was soli!
Mrs. Jane Lawton Passes
Mis June l.awton slipped quietlj
iway Saturday morning July du
jolween the hours of d and '4 o'
lock. She had biVn in' had healtl
or .several" liii> iiflTs aTlo'i- piosehci
-sill be greatly missed anions hei
ainily. 11 iends and "church Sin
vas a woman of lovely presonalit.\
m.d character: and oiur of~Tvinit J
ME Chulch's most faithful am
loyal membeis. She leaves a largt
group of relatives and a host oi
lrieiuls who will always remembcii
her as une who was ready at anj
inn1 in aid nllieis in any way [ins
ible.
.Mrs Josephine 1-oe le I'ass.-i
Mrs, Josi.'jihiu.c Wiudright Kogli
i8T3. the {laughter of' the lati
\Vade "and" Anna WtiiilrTgTfC As t
huioh._sho sorycd unt il her daurrh
or took hor to live in Now York
| in later years she married Nclsot
:or | assing. In ll?2o ijlrs Jusephitu
to id oil to make a now homo wit!
iou daughter Mrs Aua Mason, ll
vas at this homo, she ?liod Satur
lay, July i<>, 1 '.'.'IS. She joimd tin
dt Olive Baptist ohinoh in New
t'.o. k She is survived by \1 daujth
ors: Mrs. Ada Mdson, Now Yorl
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OF THE
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Monday, Auj
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via SOL THERN
Leave Columbia . .
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Leave Winnshoro
l-eave ( It ester
Lea\ e Itnoli IIill .
Leave I'ort Mill "r.^7
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MKI;T (II;|) FRIFN.US
RasehalL C lasste will he at
Refreshments will he served
TIC K LI COMMITTEE: Rev
COM M ITT EE SPONSOR INC
?Chairman: Rev. S. H. Lewis."
C, McUwain. lirown Chapel A,
St, James A. M, Iv. Churefv: I
H'aptFst Church; Tjtfv,'O, C. U.i
Anderson. W. S. Holley,. I?,
KXCl RSION liOOSTF-RS:
Clllb; Roscoe Jackson, Jr.; I)e
( and A. W, Fired,
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City and Mrs Lessie Jqhnson. Or^angeburg;
three sons Mr Dennis,
Robert and John Fogle; 3 sisters
Mrs. Delia Palmer, Mrs Sadie
Sheppard ami Mrs.Alice Smith; 2
brothers' Messrs. Wade Windright,
Andrew Windright..
! Mrs Floriie Smith will be leav'
Poro College, specializing in all
lines of Beauty Culture. She will
return home Sept 1st '
M. uik. ' u u. .?
"been ill the Tri-Cotihty" rioTpital
for some time is confined to her
home on Oak street. Last Friday
Mrs Kdtia Hawkins,' Mr and Mrs.
Helen and Wiland IJatchelor o t
New York City motored to Otanjr.t
burg visiting her sick mother. On
-Sunday M-i*-* LtlliurrT-ttylor
and Mrs/Huth Fisher of Walter
boro-visited their mother. Mr Jef?lor.
.lolin Ueddard was also in -atUiulanee.
He ts now in Raleigh
those on the sick list: Mrs V.
.lames of Oak St; -Mrs Mildred
Cook; Mrs K. Keunely; Miss Henderson:
Mrs Floience Faulin We
?hope- them a speedy recovery
Suifday Mr. H K, Frederick. Sr,
MIss Mamie Frederick and litile
Flossie Maipie Johnson left for
.\.cw t cirk C ity.
Mrs Janie Bowman sin'nt a few
' days attending the AMlv_M?*ssioh'
au:.v_JL'on vent ion of Uianircburg iHs
' trict.
Kev. T 1) Oreen's revival meetine
hits been going, on; for a ivtck
now,-wjtli much success. Spring1
.town"eharge is still moving on to
1 siaeCss. His family went down
1 last week and enjoyed it much.
l *
t Little Mai y Lou Clover is on
- the sick list; we hope she Will be
f out soon.
Mr S A l.ouis has gone to Co
lunilia*to school for a few weeks
< He* wilt be'greatly missed.
nvTTT^t
Just an innocent looking
stack of letters . . . but this
man jrisked prison and death
to keep them-from the gaui;
of crooks' who wanted them.
RICHARD_
1IHDAUBI
K WHITNEY BOURNE
K ^DUARDO CIANNEUI
and ACE the Wonder Dog
ran
;ursion
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alem, N. C.
gust 29, 1938
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on train from Refreshment Car
S. H I .v\\ is; AW W-UfllUv,
i EXC I RSION: W. H. Hunter.
Bethel A. At. E, Church; Rev, C,
V. Kr( hureh; Rev. W, H. Bmifer,
lev. I*. A, Ingram, l.aurel Street
lihahi \f<?w Ur/w?l/1onrl . o
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PeterSrtiith and his Royal Friend
aeon Peter Anderson, Ren Green *.
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THIS PALMETTO LEADER
GEORGETOWN NBWS
By E. J Fnrd~
\A/v,ik. ?H i?
TT 1111V t*U til VI 11? WllIUII
the confines off my home with no.
living bung near and lite?sounds
that- are hdtird are those of the
tiekii.tr of the clock on Liie i..an
tie, the chirping of the cricket?
in the outer darkness and the v.oo"
ing of. the Kraft mill with its
t rrible odor. My mind g'.es back
..I1?. s01-'.u' expei ienc.es pf a lew days
i$o, and so 1 am writing. "Why
oh why,! are we continuously trying
to make a rother or sister
swallow a camel, when we ourselves
will gag at a gnat? Why
vshoulJ"I fe?l humiliated when I
am knocked back or think that I
am knocked? Didn't I knock you?
ShoiiliTiTt T KnowtTiat "you TTave" a
feeling as Well as I have? No I
ju^t slahi you ar.d my actions for
so doing are all groundless. You
have no- right to fall out Vit4your
friends because I dislike
them. And if yoru do you are a
candidate for the asylum. Some
of Us think that we are the only
pebble on the beach,- but we. are
nfstaken for 'theic are ethers.
And \vnat_\vp need do is:
Just stand aside and watch our
St'lvi's .{TO by; -
Think of ourselves' as ''he instead
of "I".
Confront ourselves and look us in
- , Hie eye,
And stand aside and watch ourselves
go by. 1
. The...faults nf others then Would
dwarf and shrink.
-Lovf's chairr prow stronger by one
1 mighty link.
When we with "TI" as substitute
. for "I"
Have stood aside and watched our,1
'.selves pa by. --
Local
Bethel A. M. E. church held a
two weeks revival conducted by
Rev. Allen R. Cooper, DD, of Albany,
N. Y. The meeting' drew
large crowds ..each night and were
enjoyed bv alt who attended. ' The
"spiritual forvrrr ran high during
t h e ('+it i in ni opting. The "Rev.
Cooper ably represented' the well
trained minister of today. There
were several joiners and converts.
Betlul is gratefull t all those of
other churches who helped to make
the revival go- over the top.
The delegates wl o attended the
Sunday school and League meetin,?
in Columbia two weeks ago
m do spl' ndid reports.
"Tlie 'many Tne.ds of Lawyer
Etederick in thi city regret to
liear of his iline's and hope he
will soon be inn goo i" health to
pour foith his strong editorials
in The Palmetto I/ader.
Uf aie triad to see Prof. J. B.
Ihe|< In'Mie and w, think he have
I'reu h'.'M1 long emuurlt-to he wfll
rested 1'ivni his work as instructor
for six weeks and would welcome
him back t<> his class in
Sunday school as its-teacher. We
miss him..
Mr. R. L. Williams of Elloree,
S was a visitor in th" city Sunday
at the liotne of his son-in-law
an 1 daughter, 1'icf aril Mrs. G.
W. Ilowaid. lie worshiped at
Bethel as?usual
'Quite a number'of New Yorkers
are visiting Georgetown this
summer. They are always wrleonie-aVRetbolT
" .
The Rev. J. A . Taylor, pastor of
are making preparation t-,y-enter _t
'iu- their Disrttci Missionary eon;
ventio > iuxt wc k. They- extend an
mvitation to all ChrisHunis and.
| Mis,; RutTi -Pinker left yester(lav
I'm' the cajnp.
! ' ...
j ""ur \ isit to the Kinjtstree Dist.
Mi-slnpatw CTmvcntion"
' i\ - bast-Thin <Jay-.-August Ith
w?- afiendi tjtc W. H. antl F. M
coi'vi tit i?-n of ' o -"hove named
district of fades, S. C., it; comj
panv with !?, v. and Mrs. W. B
I. Clarke a: <1 Mrs E. T.. Richardsot1..
R( v. .1. I Be how is the
J n-osidint: , ! a-id Alts. .Minna
Bcnbow ih- (!':<' ict ntcMd'nt. Every
moment spe t there was chin
ission at y c( ita inly exists%amoVtg
the woven of the Kingstree district.
O.t p;uty was a little dis appomtrTt
TP. that wt. thought we
j were -visition the first day
I wlnyi .._it?iviu?Uu>?s?'eo4>4.~--T1bi-st
"came-nh.lnt throncbTi mVsnmbr!
standing of the date, yet -the first
da.v session* .could not have been
[ary- better as far as the spirit of
|t!e missionary is concrened. for
; papers read on the subjects for
j TfiTs day showed much preparaI
tron on the part o/ t,hc/se selectod
and the discussion f*bl]o\ving
woro really intoipstjrg. And lot
nr<5 g'f thi^ on your mind: if ever
you plan to attend the district
missionary convention over which
Mt.4*. "jl I,. Honhow presides you
iu*t as well 'prepare your speech.if
you mo not?a quick thinker, us
you Will be colli d on just as sure
as y< u are born. There is no need
of thinkimr that you will pro there
a,< a spectator to sit Up ant look
wise ami net otbeiivine?For some
of us are like LI am bone said cmee.
(When called unspectedly:) When
1 stand up my brain sits down.
"IFo my ?oul be on Thy Guard".
J Others" from Georgetown < were
Stephen church; Mesdames Mjnnin
TI ? i -
.... .v..Hvir> iiiiiiu*t /\ciuerson ar.o
I. C. Thompson.-the lattrr the wife
T)f Rev. R. A. Thompson pastor
at Wnyah, Cioorgetown district.
1 The W. M. ami F. M. convention
rof fche O-mirctown district will
convene in Mt Zion A. M. E.
, church on th" R loom vale circuit,
\ AuRtTsf "23rd, with Rev. JDr. T. J.
Miles the presiding elder. Rev F
Kinloch, pastor and - Mrs F. V.
! Wilson, district president. Yoru are
coiviialiy invited to be there; only
j or.P day. We were glad to have
I met the wife of the presiding ?1
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King and Queen of Swii
at Township Auditoriun
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CIIICJC WEBB I
(.'hick Webb. "The King of the
Drums,'.' who will appear at the _w
Township Auditoriuin on S>?pt Kt'h *
was born in" IkfltimOre, Md.. " in
i Hii* > <*;>r lt'OU. When still In his ?
teens he fyrmcd his own musical 01
-n.cg 1 elation which Immediately be- ]'
came popular in^ hmnc ^ territory ^
first time in 1926, he established ^
himself as a fine musician of sup- ^
-ct-b -ability. Ill ten yea lis lime he
has built for himself a unique L
reputation bused on a brilliant seres
of aitistic and commercial tri- ^
umphs. He is generally, acclaimed
o lie 'America's outstanding dium- T
ner and is acknowledged to be. the 1
leader of one of the greatest vv
wing organizations ever to gain n
xipuiaf favor. Personally, Chick "
Webb .is a very likeable chap. His '
modesty is so pionounced that it
almost ceases to be a virtue and
it times prdve's detrimental to him. I
lie dreads tTfe limelight and claims,?
e is, just the "drummer in the
hand." He has strong convictions Z1
10 which he has steadfastly stuck , ^
throughout hi.s caroov. Is very ser . C
ah.mn-bi* wninie-n
o sal Hike niMwrranShr.p to the torn ^
inoivial?aspect. Has a?voi y?soil- h
heart and refuses wilfully to cau?e <r
pa in to anybody. I o'.\s to plav the1 Q
drums and to cor rr ig tie h cili-]A
or musicians. Is extremely sin- j V
Tore"about musicjind..always, gives i.?'
the Utmost credit to all those com P
petitory in his field wjio are dc'- h
serving id'-it. Is very loyal and I"
lolinitoly a straight shooter, pos- r
-es.ed- of coinage and integrity. C
Coiisidei i*.i- a very popular person tl
.nd above all an excellent and tl
ia.rtlvvork.ing musician. E
" Advance TitLots nn ontie Ausmst a
",0th through Sept. 1st, at Thomas' 1
Ihug Store. (Iroon Loaf Cafo and o
ImI. Si ror-F^TH-rrir Store - 1 C
n i:wiu:itirv~NEWs
v.
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Calvary I'resbyterian Church
i;ev." A .11. Keasoner, Pastor
Wv.'nesday afternoon the Bible
lass W a s 'quite inteie'stingly
angiit by .Mrs. A. L". Ncely. The
hiy school service was luge
'y attended and we were delight
veil with us. She taught the ben
i??r class ard left an. inspirational
message with the Sunday school.
I>ui in,r the children's h'oul the
^list ln.isienl selection was Marehng
with th> He rod, after prayer'
hy Mrs. K. H. Allen the.pastor
scd An Anchor, for his topic. Me
- poke from the -tftemr? Positive
Mirittr~;tt the mornmg-worship. We vere
delighted t0 have Misses Mar
par t Caldw-.ll ard Eddie Grimes
' s our gue>ts and to attend all of .
>t:l services..
Don't forget the t'onununity Va *
at ion I'.iMe school will (.pen Aug- I
l.A." 1 !?:>*, 8:30 a.nC'arTlfaytbri
Areet high school. We will be <le '
Mirhted to have you visit us 1
time. Hours from 8:80 a.m. to '
12:80 p.m. Wc have oveii?200-en(
lied and competent teachers 1 J '
are m olicien.t. j '
I'rof. and Mrs. Motley from Haw <
kirsville, Ga., were the guests of
Mr. and?Mrs. Robert Guise last ^
we'k. They reported a very
pie asant trip. 7
Miss Ida Rutherford and Helen
w uson nave reiuwiea nuiii ?,uiu11
el" "school after having spent 9
wick.^. ? -? ?
^ ,i<?lly tn-owd he-Ined " Master _
Joseph All';! celebrate his tenth
bitthilay at the home of -Mr. and
Ali s. IS. W. Allen, Jr. They were
hgilily entertained by the Allen's '
Allen or EverUna Martin, pianist;
Master Joseph Allen, drurtimer ?1
his brother, Mr Paul Alle'p, violin- -ist,?After?games
J
dances, they were served - ' 5
to oils course of ice cream, < " s
'mints. - - ?
The adults present were Mes- 2
Jam"- f;1fdys IPnry, G. ('. Gran S
~FTi line tpmry, Delia Davis and ('. .?
Id. Alleiij The out-of tow gitc. g
who arc visiting 'their relatives1,, o
were Miss Letitia Yourg, Wash S
ingion.D. C., an^l Messrs James g
Eo.-t'. r and PcTry Lindsay?from J3
N-w York City. He was happy C
and thankful fo- the many beau- q
[tiful a:.d useful gifts his friends f
irul'o him Thn hivtk^lftu cuko v
decorated with white, yellow and
blue and the house wa^ decorated '
wi'h the season's flowers.
der of the Mt. Pleasant district,
"Mrs. J. K. Thomas. We were also
tflad to see (the Old Gray) Dr. E
1' Ellis ar.d hi<j wife and other.
Tb^ Pal motto Leader appears lonesome
withotit "The Old Gray"
news. ^ ^ ^
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ELLA
FITZGERALD
Ella Fitzgerald, who will appear
ith Chick Webb and his orchestra
t the Township Auditorium, Sept.
or was born in Nt'vV York City,
n *Vp' il?liftth.?ltH8.?Part -of her
arlier years were spent in an orhn
tinge:1 Her?outstanding?talents
roupsQt her swift recognition and
rought about' the immediate and
xtmnely fortunate tie-up with
hestra, with whom she has beun
ctnnected ever since. . She was
eard by Webb at an "Amateur
light in Harlem" program. Depite
the fact, that at that time,
er inexperience and appearance
ere against ht'r, her extraordiary
ability was instantly recogized
by "Little Dynamite" Webb.
he-"j?f- now acclaimed to be the
ttuon x most oiitstanuing songtress.
Benny Goodman is reputed
) have offered her a salary of an
mazingly high figure in an effort
5 persuade her to join his organiation.
Ella feels she owes h e 1
resent reputation entirely to the
uidance, and unceasing activities
P liei sponsoi and- guardian.'1 Chlldf
/ ebb, and nothing would persuade
er to .niter her association. Songstade
famous by Fitzgerald are:
-oodnight My Love," "My Last
.ffair" and "You-Showed Me the
day." She is a consistent "best
rller"- for the Docca Record ?6rnany.
Llla i.s Tt' magnificent dan
er and a superb "Jive Artist."
he boys in the band know ht"r as
n excellent sport and a real pal.,
'ollectively and wholeheartedly
Key pay her generous tribute as
he Nation's 'First Lady of Swing'
ilia was starred on the Lucidinip
program during the winter?of
030 and also won great acclaim
n the Camel progiam with Benny
'nndmnn. : I I "
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motored to Winnsboro, Sunday and
spent the afternoon with relatives'
and friends.
Mrs. Maude Cooper and daughter,
Mrs Hilda Brooks, <#? Baltimore,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S M Bricc
Mrs. Katie Allen is recovering _
fiom an illness of several weeks,
at hel- home on Patrick street
1 Prof.' and Mrs. Zimmerman, of
Orangeburg, and Miss Wright, of ? York
passed thrnne-h thn nitw nm- J
Tuesday and chatted, awhile with
friends. Prof. Zimmerman starved
as principal bl the High School at
Gaffney last year. He is- now a
member of the faculty of State
College. . 1. .
j Misses Eunice', llattie Mae and
Helen Agurs of New York City
are visiting their grand mother, '
Mrs. Eunice Lowry on Oak St. and
their aunt Mrs Ella Lee, on White ' 1
Oak St. V
Mrs. Bertha MeFaddt'n is a t
home, from Summits N. J wheie
she has been living for many
months.
Little Josie B. Walker has gone
to Detroit to visit relative's.
Mrs.- Moselle I^andeis and little
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few (jays here last week" as truests
of Mrs E. H. Eaddy, Mi'ss Maria !
Alexander and Mrs Elizabeth Lewis.
Mr. Louis Bowler, of Kansas
City, Kalis, visited Mrs Eva Ead-'
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