The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 20, 1938, Image 1
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OddFellows Ir
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"THE ODD FELLOWS JOLR- ,
NAL" TO RESUME PUBLH:A.
- "TION.; . ...
H
Discontinued onj Account of i
Depression 1
Charlotte, N. C., Aug. 1$?-CNS??
> ?The Grand United Order of -1
Odd Fellows, in America, in bien- [
nial meeting shtnvs prosperous
__ -tantial?assets?and?TTT5 liabilities, ~
decide to reestablish their frater
rwf-publication "The Odd Felluws' Journal".
, More than-1.000 delegates and
representatives of the Grand Uni- 1
ted Order of Odd Fellofs, from
last week, when the Biennial Movable
Conference and the Gqand
Household of Ruth, the male and
female governing odies of th.at.fraternity,
held their regular biennial
business Sessions.
At the opening session D_. E.
Henderson, representing Governor
Hoey and-Mayor Ren E. Doug
las, welcomed the assemblies, to
the state and city.
Patriotic an-! Memorial services
were held at Little Rock church
on Sunday nitrht"1 when Maior-Gon
eral R. T. Stewart - of Newport
News, Virginia, head of the pa
- triarchy made the" principal address.
The joint ng&nmhly, arwt hinitiftn*. ?i
session of the Movable conference
and the Grand Household o-f Ruth
was held an Tuesday. Grand Mas
tervEdward H. Morris, of Chica- j
go, in his principal address, review
ed the achievements of the order
and called attention- to their fine '
finarfcial condition, but. cautioned
against any impairment of their
capital structure.
Financial reports of the bilsi
ness officers of the order further
illuminated the fine financial cow
diticm of the organization whet
assets of $262,479.08 were annou" (
ced with no liabilities. This condi
tiop in the language of the Granr
Master Morris, gavte "assurance
of a continued favorable outlook.''
His appeal to the delegates to giv earnest
attention to the matter
erf ro botabliehing of the "Odd Fcl
lows' Journal",- official publication
of the order, met with unanimous
approval and the conference on
Friday, so voted.
. " In speaking of hiq recent visit
to the jurisdiction of New South
Wales, Australia, the Grand Mas-.
_ier?pointed out-4hat- he was im
pressed with the universality of
oaa r euowsnip as a world-wide
brotherhood. ' 1
Most Worthy! (jrand Supferio-r
I,uch M. Hugheg of the GrfrniE
Household of Ritth, rrf CafhovdW1
Texas,' elecited much applause.
? wherr she told of the'achievements
?rrf- thn -women--of the fratemityr and
also won plaudits of her cor
stitueney when she urged that lit I
most efforts he made 'to increaM _
the membership to regain Tosscr
sustained by reason of the dtpres- sion.
Spirited interest was shown iv
the election^of officers?and?th? r
choice erf the -place of , ilia next
biennial, meeting. Baltimore,
Maryland, was chosen
as the place of meeting in 1940 i
with a proviso; reserving. to the
Committed of Management the
authority to cancel the 1940 meeting,
in which contingency it was '
provided that the next meeting
in 1942, in connection with the ]
ceimenary ceieoraucm oi the es 1
tablishment of the Order in 1842. The
following officers were e
lected to serve the three branchefor
the next two years: ;
Grand United- OrderTof Odd Fd
lows: The Committee of Manave
ment--Edward-Br-Momw, Chicago '
111., grand master:"" Ernest D
Cooke, Bostcfn, Mass., deputy grand
Continued on Page 6
NOTES FROM SECOND
CALVARY BAPT. CIU'RClf "
Rev. OH. Rrown, Pastor
Rev. Drown delivered his fourth
and concluding: scrmon> in the series
cm "The Waiting Church" last
Sunday morning. His subject wa*
<*'S(anctification". He explained
sartctification as a progressive
work. Not only possible but, essential
to a well rounded Christian
life. Two candidates were
baptized at night and Communion
was administered to all who
happened to- be nrcsent.
Next tSunday we~will make our
first reporrt Op the progressive
rally. Don't fail to read the I
"Leader" our best source of cur- !
rent light.
Second Calvary Baptist churoh >
choir presents a nrocram and nn. I
gpant "Brides of Today and Yesterday'\
Tuesday evening, August
30, 1938 at 8:30 o'clock. You are
cordially invited to attend. The
following brides are the participants:
Mrs. Annie Mae Hattcm,
Hollywood Brido of Todays Mrs.
Charles H. Brown, Depression
Bride of Yesterday; Mrs. Sadie
Sullivan*, Rainow Bride of Today;
Mrs. Hattie Green, (sponsoring
Miss Mary Reeder) Sub debutante
Bride of Today; Mrs. Alberta Stevenson,
Colonial Bride of Yesterday.
The "prize i? a trip to the
World's Pair.
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Opportunity School
[?i__CnooiAa
The ppportunity School, being
conducted at Allen university. Cokmibia,-has?t-o
it- credit one sucr
ccssful week. This school is for
the put pose of observation by the
Adult School at Benedict college
and has enrolled quite a number
of pupils from vai Ions counties.
?Hue they are heirg taught not
only the fundament.iH, hut are receiving
instruction as well in sew
ing, foods, etiquette, public speaking,
Negro histo'i y, music appreciation,
physical education and han
eicraft. Throe evenings p r week
th'.y Pitijivipate in l-:inu-s and_ va- .
rious forms of recreation und?r
the direction of Mrs. l.ew.is.
On Tuesday, August 9, at the
opening chape 1 exercises. l)r. v E.
H. McGill, president otf Allen university
welcomed th> students
with assurances 'hat he would heln
to make their stay as pleasant, as
possible-?and that tlv?facilities of
the university are at the disoosal
i/f the Opportunity school1.
Tuesday evening the pupils nw'
in the reception room at Coppin
hall for an informal "Got Acquainted"
social. Their* the evening was
made pleasant' with music and
games.
On Sunday "morning the pupil*
woHHihrpped at1 vfi' ions ehilii'll''^' TlT '
the city. Sunday, evening they
were guests nf yc-tper r-. i vio . ,rr
Btnedict, where Dr. J.- J. Star I
spoke. ?Several
inUCirsting features are
being planned for the pupils during
the remainder of the month.
This school is under the direction
</f Mis. Dora E. Daniels, the
state "supervisor of Negro schools'
and Mrs. E. I,. Fraser, supervisor.
They, are assisted by Miss Pauline
Taggart. Mrs. W. C. Lewis,
Miss Pansy Pende-rgrass and Mrs.
Cora Black.
LAI KENS NEWS
The pastor ol St. 'Paul Bapt.Pt
hurch being absent the Rev. Therm
'K- pit,?toi iif B. tIn 1 A. M. E. chinch
preached the evening sermon Sunlav.
Rev. Thomas is an excellent
speaker and hi? sermon are always
good. Mrs. Thomas was also
present.
J.?C. Garrett and West Jackson
are making g>.od at the (.VC camp "
it Montmorenci.
Mrs. Margaret Caryrile and
children of Baltimore. Md.. are vis
'ting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Willie McWilliams
ihe city Sunday from Brooklyn,
N7.Y. to visit hd'r" parents. Mr.
Mr John Ifudtror< who hnstboen
in declining health ^ovu'al months
died at the hnm? ef hi< hrothyiv;
Mit^A rt h u rTackson., Tiiosdaj>nTorn
Lnjr.
Mrs. Fninia Thojrrpson and son
Rnllic of Florida arc visititngl
Mr an J?Jtooker Thm-np-mn~ ;
--Rev. - W. -I. 'Wilsd'n and T If.
Broans Mesdames Emnvi Ffullor
and T.. ('. Olin'ant were dinner,
guests of Mr. a"d Mrs. B. T ("ui;r.nir>ghfTtiTT
AWdn<>s 'av afternoon.
.Mr. a d Mrs. Willie Raniacfocrttert
'.lined "their pastor Rt v. E. \V.
linne- Wednesday evening,
and Rev Moon with a sumptous
Mr. ar.d Mrs. J as, Kihler?and- -aUghter
have return'd to their
home in Washington, I). C. They
visit'd?relative;-, in?Seneca and"
l.aurens.
Mr. Lawrence," Rikard who died
in the ei'y last week was buri?xl_at_
CJofdville from Bethlehem Baptist
?hurch. _ . -..
Mi"?ft -Chiles L receiving congratulations
tor li s recent marriago
to Miss Maud Lee Stod.'ard of
Owings.
The T. S. Sunday school comven
Hon is to he held nt Human Creek- Baptist
?begtnmng Friday before
the fourth Sunday. Deacon Jas.
Poole, president. ?
CANAAN A. M. K. CHI'ItCH
Rev. If. If Hcrriott. Pastor
Sunday school at the, usual
liojur with Supt Mr. I). J. Pitman
in charg?,. All- Lr-k-much interest
in the lesson.
At lln'H! a.m. Morning worship
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iicunnt pregcnea
fiohi the Wkiuo As the Eagle' Stiri
t th Ilcr ,\'i .-it,.?The sermon was uplifting
to th laboring souls.
At G:3D _the League met?with
piesHcnt in charge, j At 8:0(1' p.m.
another stirring sermoj was deliv<
red f ro n ~tho~~?;rTlrioet Be" ye ahii"'
I-. inly,- and wan enjoyed.?
The Missionary oonventtion is
Iving held at Bine Hill A. M. E."
church, August 17-IS.
Rev, and Mrs. Wiley and family
were guests of Mr. R. C. Car .
m'chael ami family last Sunday. _
HI- * *-? -i *
?rn-rs. .-oisir r.mvards, and Miss
.Mary B/ue cmU rtair.ed r<?cenLly.
.ct?k list: M s. Jane Butch.
Piafer meeting every Wedmsf|iiy
nitjht.
A picvic*was held at Cam.
for mother room on the l)^ildinff.
The tranv between Cnfinan boys
and Hamer resulted 3-2 in Canaan
favor.
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*\?? RAT.I1M-RI A
Armstrong Becomes
Lightweight Champ
By Decision
Henry Armstrong became the
triple crown hero of the pugilvstic
world after winning the lightin
a fifteen round decision bout at
Madisor. Souaro Garden on Wednesday
night.
Armstrong opened the contest
with a shower of blows that flobred
the champ twice, once for the
count of three and agahi for eight
'counts.
T)u??challongorV -left eye was
Ir.uilv?swollen?ond?bleeding?profusely,
but he continued to land
hU blow^ with the ncrnrnry and
skill thai has given him a record
of .10 winning battles out of 32 of
his career.
l.ou Anibers the wobbling yan koe
- from- New?York received
rousing cheers from the spectors
for the endurance he showed
under Armstrong attacks and was
given two rounds by the judges
because of low blows by Armstrong.
He maintains that he
will , lick Armstrong in a return
match desnite his defeat on-.Wednesday
night.
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LANCASTER NEWS
The one hour seems t,y pass
swiftly away . when the Sunday
seheol lesson is as beautifillly unwnvpn
a< it was Sunday at Mt
Zion church" y the staff of cons
c i c r t i oil's" ~t o a eh e r s. The Snpt -iw_
off oring a prize to the class which
reports the, most"money p?r
during a period of thr^p rrtomths
Tlie eleven o'clock services were
enjoyed by a host of worshippers.
One person united with the church.
Snr/lay marked the close of a uUc
crssful revival meeting. The meet
ing wag solemnized by a Sunrise
Prayer service Sunday morning.
' Monday evening, August 8 pray
er service Sunday ' .morrlrg.
Monday, August 8th. Mrs. Nan
?y Johnson and Mrs. Alberta Cureton
entertained with a lovely par
ty in hpror^of Mr. uixl Mrs. Jack
son Thrower who are visiting in
the city.Various games we're play
e 1 and those who desired tin toe
\,t flip nf .-r.vmnl niitntn^aiwjr
band masters as inter preted ovar.
'he radio. A dolieioii^- nilid
pin eh, cream and cake and roasted'
pecans was the repast. . Everyone
enjoye'l the evening.
..... ut wi ii' ?'[| mi , auu
Mrs. Clyde. Couser entertained with
a bithday party in honor of their
little daughter. Frances who eel
-heated bcr eighth birthday. ThTr
'V li'th children .from the apes
of eiirht tcy ten years brought beau
Mful irift... and shaied in the fun
of the afternoon. The cake was
s'tjtwy wl itc* with fijrht little
dies oil It. Many- g^mo^'tfere
n th lawn and were^er-ved, cak*
fruit punch and cmrtlTes.
Pin. Ri 1 v. y, Mr. and Mrs
15ahcii<iCaind little son Misse* AuCli:
ton and Perry Seabrooks
riiuliii e ! T77 Sp i: taniHtr't? Friday to
the \ C. Mutual annual picnic.
Miss Ethel Winningham spent
cp* nt the woke-end in Camden.
71 andmother "in" Elgin Sunday.
Mrs. Odessa Bailey and daughter
Mrs. Jane Conners of New
York are visiting their mother and
trrati another Mrs. Jane Massey.
"dr. and Mrs. (J. S Babcoek, Getty
') . Miss J .Sherard. Messrs John
Wright, M Truesdale and D. J.
Mcllwain spent Sunday afternoon
in Chester visiting relatives and
friends.
M s. Estell Cooper-of Columbus
Ohio. Messrs Thennas Hardy and
R. Jones of Irmo visited Mrs. Babnick
Monday. Mrs. Babcoek was
hostess at an entertainment given
in their honor. _
Mr. Richard Fraser was in to^n
?Rev. H. "W. D Stewart of Grc^n
cille is in the city conducting revival
meeting for Prof, Riley.
Fred Gantt will be glad to sell
vrru a P;\l-p>otto Leader, See hirfic
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THE A. C. E. RECREATIONAL
CIA'It NEWS
The club is doing nicely scr far
and \vt? are having loads of fun.
The club met Tuesday, August 9,
at the home of Miss Bonze na Block
. f\ The devotional exercises were
carried on by Miss Kathleen How
ard; prayer was offered by Miss
Charlotte Baker. Miss Baker appointed
a Constitutional conimittoo
which consist erf Miss Anna B.
Lewis, chairman; Misses Blocker,
Howard and" Mcssrs Love and
Chapman. Mr. H. W. Webber our
i?Jef president gav?* a few -suggestions
concerning the constitution.
The club members rendered a very
>o.?j?.. a. r ?
Iiivr t'iv'Kiuiii III U1C
true which seen\inply wa, enjoyed.
The program consisted of only
member of tbe club.
We wore grateful tor have two
visitors, -an<T hope they will come
again. They we're little Miss Helen
Patterson, city; Miss Marion
Hurray of TfnsfrrprP** We wet?
served a very, delicious repast.
We are grateful for the m mber?"
good spirit toward the club
and hope they wall bring others
to join^ We have an enrollment
of about fifteen or seventeen.
Come! come, will you? Where
visitors are always welcome.
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SOUTH CAROLINA, SATUI
Zeta Official
^'4Aik^ k fPJj]
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MISS AUDREY ANTHONY
Of St. Louis, Mo., Central Regie
al Director of the Zota Phi Bot
sorority, and an officer in Xi Zet
chapter of St. Louis, who preside
over the Central Regional Cor
ference in Indianapolis recentlj
>nd won praise' from the Gran
BasWeus, Miss Nellie B. Roger:!
Miss Anthony is the daughter o
Mrs. Mildred Anthony,, past pres
ident of the Missouri Federatto
of Women's Clubs, and teaches i
.the St. Louis public schools. ?(C
?CHERAW NEWS
" Prof. G. W.~ Wilson cf Harbi
son college spent a few hours witl
C. C. Coles Monday.
Mrs. W. B?C McDonald cf Nev
York'City is at honre; Mirfs Marj
Katherine Cole of Winter Park
Fla, is spending a few weeks here
_ Mr. Moultrie Hudson -of Sumter
S. C., visited frjends here Mcml
day. . ~
-Mrs. Mary A. Powc Sutton anc
Theodora have returned uo NYC
after visiting their parents.v
Mrs. Tena Talley is spending he;
vacation in Camden, N. J., ant
NYC with her chlidren.
Mr. and Mrs. Burch and Mr and
Mrs. Marion Williams Wf left
Friday after having spent u few
"<Tay's. '
Mrs. Maxir.e Mitchell entertained
with a party Tuesday night in
honor of her brother and sister-inlaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Brown
and Mr. and Mrs Ernest Erj>es!
Prayboy of Baltimore w'h^Jdft for
Jiarn^ on W^dnesday^""'^
Mr. and Mrs. IJefiry Jone? were
entertained aXfie home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wjrrfen Poe Thursday night
Theiollowing .party motored tc
-McFarlan Sunday afternoon ant
reported n?hn" ly cvcrrfnTT MTs
M. B. Robinsoo, Misses Margaret
Robins'on, Ruth Anlaker, Manor
Johnson and Mr. Wilford Mat"thews.
~ .
Mrs Maggie Green,. Mi>^ Ber
nice Millet--a?4- Mr. ancPJtfraf-J-m>
Pickens spent a few hours in Society
Hill, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dickson ol
ftocitty Hill we.ro?guq?tn of Mr
and Mrs. Rwboit Robnrson Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. J F, Davis ant
family of Farrell, Pa, are at burnt
to the delight of their manj
friends.
Rnv -T T.' Ilni-i- ..
v uvimcicu a
ful sermon Sunday morning at
P D. Baptist church. It was en.
joy^d by all.
The M. E. church begins its re viva)
this wtt?k -with Rev. j Hawk?
in charge. J
ABBEVILLE A'EWS
St. James AME Church
Rev. Johnson Pastor
Sunday Sthool ?opened at tin
lviiiil- IiiiiTT with ipnrlmrjg^wmi^aA
otfieOrn?present.?Lesson?revieu n
by Supt. 15. T. Johnson. Remark
by pastor. Our;'.J)astor deliVeaPei
two strong messages during thi
day._y:-- jL?1?4
We were very glad to ha\^ Misi
Eddie Mae Archie Miss Rosa Key
nolds Mr. and Mrs. Tborhas Mar
shall Jr.-and children and Mrf E
Xohitson as worshippe'rs at St
Fames Sunday.
Mrs. Eliv.abgtb Owens was fu
Verali/.ed Wednesday. Her pasto
oHiciated. Her remains wore lai<
to rest at CokesBury. under i
nound of flowers.
Pi of. .and Mrs. Edward S. A1
len "worshipped at Mt.' Pleasan
Baptist Sunday night and hean
IT1 int.'.ostlhg sermon hv Rev
Slathis.
- Miss Althea Frazier and Mr
Mctz of Charleston were weeken
_dsitors of Miss. Jessie C. Fair.
Miss Lc?iln DeLess of Charles
ton is a very pleasant visitor o
Miss Harriet A. Wingfield.
Miss J. Lucille Fair went t
Atlanta, Ga., for an extensive vr
it to friends.
Miss {Jeorgianna Robinson, Mr
and Mrs. Edward S. Allen wer
breakfast guests last Tuesday r
nr. of Mrs. A. J. Chappelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gary an
daughter Jean of Newberry Mis
Rosddna Fennell and Mrs. Geor
eia Guess of Allendale 'were tb
guests of Mr. \^m. Latimer an
Miss Catherine TatTmer.
Mrs. Erlcne Guess Gary "o;
Newberry visiter! Mr. and Mrs
Edward ?. Allen whHe in the clt
this lift*,'August 9, I'J.'58 in a hospital
in West I'alm Poach, Fla^
<-=? He was "boijl" at CongaVe*. >
(>., an<l when quit'' a Ih/v he" i' .
and made his home in Florida, Mr.
Hoyel wa's well known and belov-u
_ -by a lartfe host <?f friends?wtrcr
grieved to learn of his death.
Funeral servic s were conduct
ed Sunday August 14, at SaiMatthew
Baptist chuich, Conga_
l ee.- S. C hv Rt v.?Belli-?Tin <-e
vices wore- largely attended I.
sorrowing friends and nr/mh
- the bereaved family.
?H^?was Jaid-to rest amidst a
blanket of beautiful floral .tributes
attesting the love aivd affection of
the people to him.
He:_is__sm^'jyje-L-v a- wife Mr?=
Nettie Hoyel of West Palm Beach
' I'la.; father, Mr. Henry Hoyel of
Columbia: four " tw ??
? otti an
Goodwin of Columbia; Mrs. Daph-n
r(,y Daniels of" Columbia; Mr*.
a Mary J. Davis of Cincinnati, 0.7"'
a and Mrs. Elizabeth Sands, West
d Pa!m P^Ht-'li, Fla.; one neico and
i- 9'H- nephew of Columbia and a
r host of relative* and friends.
f . GEORGETOWN NEWS
f r
,v By E. J. Ford
11 , Mrs.- Addie Ransom Mu-H's of
n Camden spent a few weeks here
? visiting her fathe,- the Rev. H .J.I
Moses andfcOther relatives.
-"7 -Miss Carthamenia Harper left"'
this, morning for Chester She
- I will?spend ' her vacation . with
. atives there.
l | Mrs. Jcrsie Jackson is back after
i speeding u few days in Abbeville.
, Columbia, Jenkinsville and Sum7
ter.
,| Mr. Martin David and daughter
.'Helen of New; York spent a few!
. weeks with -thjir uncle Mr. J. 6.
t-^Negbitt. L I
i New York City and three child- '
) ren spent---a?few days with their
jaunt Sirs Mir.nie Rogers. We wili 1
r< member Mrs. Smith as the fomi- 1
i er Miss Florence McClellan, a grad (
| i:ato of Howard Hi, class of 1929. !
l ] Sunday will be Women*^ Day at .1
. j Bethel A.M.E, church. H
j_ I)i and Mr, Anderson and Mrs;
I A nio Bontsvright of Chicago were i
. J visitors in the city last week. The <
i latter is the sister of Mrs E. R. '
. j Howard. . j i
j The writer spent a few hours in
1 Charleston last Friday on busi- ' ,
ness?. .Son*y| w-e did not have >
time to call on any of our good ?J
friends I*
The Rev. Alio.i R. Coupe, was ctf
I Albany, Ga,. and not Alba?yr '
The Ministers Wives alliance I
' met at the home of Mrs. Susan 1
1 Thornton, A n trust. Wednesday
afternoon. The meting was call
- ed to order by the vice-president
1 presiding. After d^vo'ional? the ,
- houstt was <*pun^d -Tor- i
.Sick committee reported.' Mrs.-.
- Maria Prioleau. Mrs. I. C. Thornp;
was formed by the president that ^
each member bring quilt patches to :
, work out a way in order to raise
_ money fur the fcA^nrp \
The iiienibeis extend thanks to i
Mrs. Louise Martin far selecting
. the Alliance motto which is "Duty
\ Knows no Bounds".
When the .business session was
, over We were loyally entertained
' by the hostess. ^
We were delighted to have Rev.
Wilson visit us. He gave word:
. of encouragement which was r;
s sponded to by Mrs. Maria Prioleau, The
nfxt meeting; will be hel<
at the home of Mrs. Flossie WilLAXFORD
GROVE
HOLINESS riH Rt.'H Bishop
l*. D. Rookard, Pastor
? ' r--v.
l=~^RTTtgy-school at the usual hour '
with the superlnu ndent and staff d
! 'present. The P'sson wa, taught
1 by -Rev. Wm. Higgins.' ' <
f At 2 p.m. after the preliminara
ered a wonderful sermon, opening
- of the revival. Theme: How can J
you cftll upon God in whom you 1
i. nave noi oeijeveu. oix* ytrue.g *
- boys joined tbe church. \ ?
j At 8:00 p.m. after the prelimi- |
naries an offering of $2.06 was 1
raised. Rev. Sister Art is deliver- | i
' ed a noted sermon. Theme Lift up
' your feeble hands unto God. Sev- '
* ?.n young girls joir.ed the church.
Total 13 candidates.. The revival i
" is a success to starts with. |,
* Rishop Rookard mcdored to Lau. !
I i ens Sunday for pastoral services. 1
| LAKE CITY NEWS
d The Lake Ci'ty School will open
-for tho 1038-30 session Monday,--September
L2th, Teachers?meetf
ine will be held at the schoolhonse
Saturday, Sept. 10th at 9 a. m.
i> All teachers are requested to be
s present. - I
Sunday school at St. James AM
*. E church met as usual Sunday a.
e m., with a very large attendance
i. There were ten out of town visitors
present who are here due _tq
d the tobacco season. They made
s some very fine contributions to
our discussion,
e The ACE League met at 6:45
d Sunday with a very fine fcroup of
league workers on the Job. A disf
cussion on "Building a New
?. World," ensued, for quite awhile
y and i? to continue na*t Sunday.
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^DAY.^ATTmjST 20, 1938~^
I Mr. H^nifry ,|r ,
Laid to Rest At
Congaree, S. C.
Mr. Henry Hoyel, Jr., departed i
iter
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(uorggfown Pastor
Baptist (
'l o nil Fas-tors,- Delegate- an<
Ffiends, who plan to attend th
Nntronal Baptist Convention; In
ynrpm-qtisi: x I calling . y.ttu
attention to the following facts
The Convention will begin it:
annual session in St. Ix>uis Mo.
Wednesday, Sept. 7th.. the sessioi
closing' pTopewTy Monday. Sept
12th. Indications now are thai
fully ?15,000 representatives wil
be present. It is hoped that S
C arolian will have an uriusualT.
HaK't? m/lega Hon on hand. Moi <
than 20 attended the California
meeting la>t year. Thi- vmr wir.i
reasonably low rates at least 51
should b^ there. :
I am cjiTTTntr ..n - -
? ffUll till [IttMUrfl
to prepare now to join our C09v.ention
Special which maizes urp
-m-A44untn. MorrinyrSryrt. fTlli and
leaves at 6:30 j>. m. for St. Louik.
AH delegates should T<\ivo their
homes sUffiffienlTy early Afonday
to assure them of trotting- to A v.
lanta in time to leave with the
0'mention c 1 uwd that afternoon.
Oui first plan was to leave Tuesday.
but that proved to ,be unworkable
and now . the dato settled
upon for leaving for the Con
volition is Monday, Sept. 5th. I
have sent to fully 500 pastors notice
as to schedule, etc. If you
have not gotten one and are interested
in making the trip send
my a card and I" will gladly furnish
full information.
J I lie Toll. >wing Tow rates prevail
thvoughemt--the-State: I am taking
Colmri hi a ns rhrr-m/prr .v.. 1
point in the State. All places in
the State will not be the same
as-, Columbia?the places east and
south of Columbia are a little
higher. Those west and north of
Columbia are cheaply than the
Columbia rate, but even at that
the Columbia rate gives you a
working basis. The?round trip
Clergy -F i18.t._|Cla&s_.Faro -Xroni Co
lumbia, good in sfoep5r is $.10.80
Round trip Clergy in regular -day
coach $26.76.
For fuither and full information
consult your nearest Ticket
Agent. Be sure to get your tranhportation?fH'rangem<*nts
made a
few day s befoie yc?u plan to leave
If our South Carolina renresenLUllVM'
wciuTcl assemble Tn suffi ient
numbers in either Augusa,
3a., or Atlanta, Ga., we can have
1 full coach of our own right into
st. I.ouis.
Don't fail to at'tend thih -meeting,
the outlook is for the
greatest Conlventkm?in our hjs.ory.
Let our slogan he. "On to
5t. Louis, Monday,' Sypt. 5, 1038"
j expect to meet?you theft*:
H. H. BUTLKR.
President. Other
Matters of Interest
"Mrs. M. A. B. FulL'., President
A'oma/Ps Auxiliary National Bap
.Isl Co"n\enfibfi of America has
uinoun.ed fro mher office.' 1108
\iiei-linti Street .Austin,- ?Texas"hat
the Rev. Ci. ill.nigs DanielsT
A.B., B.D.,_ of GeOi getkiwn ha-S
jeeri selected to" preach the Condition
Sermon in' P"f^ Worth.
lexas. jiun.-.av murmn>? >opt.?H4+vThf
Rev. Mr. Daniels besides pasturing
thy Bethesda Baptist
huivh. Georgetown; Cherry Hill
Baptist ehureh, Conway and Pine
orow Baptist church.- Andrews is
he Moderator of the Jerusalem
>nd the Kintrst.on. Lakv Missronuy
Baptist Associations. Vicv" resident
of the Bapt|st State
'[invention and one of the Rp ording
Secretaries of tht' Na
ional Baptist Convention of AYYcffca
:
He was recently elected State
Leader and heads the delegation
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
?Mi?,?Annie BcJU Farrlct left
h'ridny aftevnoori?fm?Xcv> ark.
I., to spend two weeks with hei
laughter,' Mis,c E' ta Colvin.
Miss Jessie Young (l? N Y f. i
. isiting h?r mother '< '
Mr. ands^Mr*- Getty Baheo '
1 * T _ ? .
aere with relatives;.
Prof. J. Av ' Wpjter~ of d-'forirVa
Normal. St. Augustine. F!a. an:
Prof Henderson E Vaughn. Jr 01
the Birmingham City schools wen
in the city Saturday as. visitors. t??
Pi of. b:k1 Mrs. S. L. Finlev.
Mr. Henry Lilly arrived horn
Friday from Detroit after spend
ng many months there He will 1
janitor of the new Finley Hi
school.
Rev?and Mrs. S. L. MpCvilluugh
are receiving congratulation on
the birth of their first born, a
daughter. Mfst McOullough was
Miss Ada Dt graffenrei i before
marriage.
?The?Cahaiy ^nptlst Sunday
school will have their picnic at St.
Paul Baptist church Lowrys on
Tuesday.
News of the death in Charlotte,
N. C. of Mrs. Dilsey Bailey was
received here with sadness. Phi
wac a former Chester citizen, but_
made her home during the last
few years with her daughter Mrs.
Kdrsa Latimer. She was buried in
Charlotte.
Mrs. Rubie Eichell?erger of Irmo
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Liz
xie C. Foster..
Prof. S. C. Finley left Sunday
afternoon for a two weeks vacation
'n Washington and Baltimcrre
While away he plans to attend
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PRICE: 5 CENTS//*
??= ? ^ y '
ro rrt'aiii In National
Jon vent ion
^ /
i t" th Xht.otial Convention of Ae
merk-H A loony 111 r* ijther leaders
w i.'i will uttiTi<l. the ( nvontion in
t? Kort- ^V-rrFt+F~a--?"-f)r<. .1. P Ree &r A
i or. S-a?v. National Ba'ptist Furb'.m.mi.
Mis-ion Board." foUnnhia; J.
W . Coleman. Tii-as.. Baptist State
1 r,,m o;jt / .1.;?&pnrtan'hury;?A. .M.?r~
.Means As>t. Sec'y.. Baptist State
[ ' invention; \\ m.- \\"a'?oii, pahtor
! rahernnrle -Baptist <hureh Green
.j*v:!le; H. *\\ . Stewart, Baptist Ex1
; !1 Sr.'v (: t < ,! 1...? ?
iWn.har. .Morris Street, Charleston,
i M. M. Peace,- F liend-iup -Baptist
i?<l-ii' rii A 11; ?H- IP nut) us',
? State Miss i1 nary, Kershaw; I.
i 11 ay Jjrhno] r?tn?'t'.nrt(in: A' W
Stackhouse. Gen'1. Supt. Kingston
r I^ako Association: W. T. BarnfPtC
pastoT Tabernacle Baptist
ii.ach. BuaufWtr T. Everett
pasti>i Mt. OTTvv Ggoivetownp J
W. Wiibutn. Modera'toT Enqre* -
Associalion: Lie?t . E, Gaudy, the 1
: President 'of Baptist" S. S. and
BYPU Convention: C. I>." Salley, "
Oiangebuvg and others.
TWT iman's' Missionary and
E luraiional Convention. Auxiliary
to the Jerusalem Missionary Baptist
Association is- 'in session tWs
week with the Zion Baptist church
Rev. J. A Tavlwr. pastor. George-, .
town. Sister* Azalee" Parker, president.
T. (.'. Chan tier." vi-ce-piesfdeiit:,
F. A. Pawlcy. >ecre.tqry;
^LlCel. Kst,perr CoiirHtl- I l e?wlift"die
the Officers." Among. the speak.?t
S to anne*rr--.oir -rnoirr-rmr- WTp he
MriT~M. it. How aid, pn?-idcnt. .Wo
nan's Baptist State Convention;
Dr.* 1. D. Pinson, president Morris
College;. I)r. J. P. Reeder.' Cor.
Sec. Foieisrn Mission Board National
Buiitis't < qnvun-U-oe:?P'PrJr
J.- Staiks, president Benedict College.
The annual sermon will be
preached Sunday morning t>y_ Rov. .
0. Going? BanieTsT Moderator of
* the A ssticia.tu?*v.
The J. K Gourdin grade! school .
is having its commencement exercises
this wok. The annual .set- anton
was preached Sunday afternoon
by Rev. <i. Gruntr? Danletsy
-Past/ir Bethosda Bfrfitict?chftrch.
This school?if;?located?fro?miles
from. Pineville arid about nridwaA
boi a ix-n yi >tepnens and Russell'cille.
Prof. W. M. Seymour is the
principal and is assisted by eleven
faculty members. It is one of
the* most modern and uptodate
' sehool plants in the state and
was- bui'it-and -the system developed-.umkm
the leadership of" fhis
untiring and .consecrated young
principal. It is an inspiration to
Come in contact with P..
in this school And to see how jnar-'
elously they have accomplished
_out_ ir. the rural district. Th,- rare
needs "FuTrulreds of hiori- imn like
-pToTTTvymvui who. will go any- where
take what thty?can?get
abd make what -they want.
Tile Women of Cherry TTTll Pap
tist church raised in a rally SunT<
>'tu1 gl.Vl.OO. 1?:?"~
Tho Sisters at .Bethesdn Baptist
church raise! Sbfi; the hrothL,iT...jf!.tjl.(*1"|l...To;ni
glfiw nn
The Piney OrrtVt- Baptist cbui'Ch
in its month! v rallv raised stKO
All of these are monthly rallies.
The Kingston I.ake Association
meets Friday before the"3rd Sunflay
in October at Given Sea. The
Sunday School ^Convention meiets
Friday before the 4th Sunday in
I September at Burgess, and the
I Woman's Convention mots Frrday
, before r li<. hid Sunday in Sou to m
I her at Bucksport.
. The- .Jerusalem Association and
! Sunday School Convintion meets
at Gree.levville, Thursday before
the jsecon : Sunday in November.
the Flk^ convention in Baltimore
Quite a number of persons from
lure.aunt to ^4rftrbrt:<r Th~urgttny^ur^-?
to ohtiuv-. the na-ade-ianv-v'.hipt titivo
drills hv the member* of
the B.M.C. in session there.
Mrs Marie Burroughs Hodge*
left Sunday .aftiemdii foj- hot
horn-- i- Washington after spenduig?several?d
a y -?Lore?with?hot
mo'ho- near the Seaboard side of
tW i * . ?i?
Mr. Ttoseboro of tht Mutual Belief
altd Tnsuranct company of Columbia
was ir. the city Fri'ay mak *'
ine the rounds wi\h Mr. T ;T.
Walker who is the acent here.
Rev.F.. W. Bower, of NYC was
the. guest last week end of his
sister-in-law Mrs M E Spann and
family. Friends were glad to see
Rot Bowcn. Ho was pastor of
Calvary Baptist church for thre?
ycftrs. twenty five yoarc ngo
Mr. Robert Nelson. Sr., has returned
to Miami after visiting his
daughter Mrs. Ellen King and her
family.
_ Rev. Coker. pastor of Calvary
Baptist church baptized seven can!
didates Sunday nipht.
j Miss Robbie Bradford of Washi
topton, D. C.. is visitinp ber mother.
Mrs. Dcrreac Bradford.
! Mrs. Will Adams is very sick at
' her home on Loomis street.
1. Nurse A Solomon of Union attended
sen-ices at. Gethspmane
Baptist church. Sunday.
Mrs. Wathaniel W. Atkinson and
baby; Mrs. EJveria Moore arvd baby
.Undertaker Remattie'W. Sanders
I all of N.Y.C. are viMtingr their pa'
rents Mr. and Mrs. Welsh, York
road.
I Thousands of pCcrple were' in attendance
at the Oethsemane aerCantiatoad
an Paca 6
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