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Saturday, October 8, 1938. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Owens were tV>Q .1 A- - * ?* ?i?v g ufSLb ui mrs. u. L. Hart after" speeding their vaca tion in Laurens, Spartanburg and Greenville. Very sorry that their stay was so short in Columbia. Hoping to have them return for the fair. Mr. J. B. Johnson, of Detroit, Mich., was-a visitor vn our city on account of the funeral of his mother, Mlrs. Sallie Johnson* who departed this iife Sept. 26, 1938. While here on_. this sad occasion, he visited the Palmetto Leader's . _ office and, renewed his subscripv tion for the paper. Miss Willie Cooley and Miss Wayless from Belton. S. C..~ we're the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brooks last Sunday. Miss Willie Cooley is a graduate of Seneca Jr. college and the fiance of Mr. Charles Brooks. Miss Louise Doug ' lass was also_ the breakfast guest ? of Mr. Broolt3 and the fylenda were her dinner guests. ~ ~ ? Mr. James Green of 1313 Oak btreet reports a very pleasant aHplnViin Mow Vr*vl/ Pifir J , - - - ?**?? 1 turned to A. & T. college, Greens?-? "feoro,"" "N. ~C^-~where he"spent six weeks in summer school. He has a position now as - principal of ?t ftve~teacher^schcitrlat -Rams, C., Marion county. Miss Ottie Green left Saturday to resume her ?woik at Marion, S. city school WILD FLOWERS Good morning, wijd flowers With fragrance so sweet, You look so refreshing ? F.rcVi- day that we met t. You never complain V1? yvuw?wv?vtiv ?? p? ? . ? Be it hot or. cold; You are lovely together. T?ou let the bec9, with Th,edr colors so rare, Drink of your nectar . And perch in your hair. ~~ Even" the spitler, ai-ound You doth weave,? And still you keep Smiling, no man to deceive. I love you wild flowers, Tis all I can say. 1 will bevplantcd In your garden sopfe day. -?By Madge' Cleo Perry. ?? - W ? IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of- our deal daughter and sister Altermazc Hudson of "408 Wood St., Georgetown, S. C., who died October 9 1937.. Lovingly, Rev. M. R. Hudson father; Wilhctlmina C. Hudson mother; Samuel Hudson, brother; Bernard M. Hudson, brother. ?t ?~ ' IN MEMORIAM JOYCE?In sad but lomg remembrance of my mother and oui Sister, Mrs. Maggie Hall Joyc< who departed this life three years ago October 3. ~ No one knows the silent heartache; Only those who have lost can tel Of the grief we bear in silence, For the one we loved so well. I flaw you fading, mother, like t flnn/or But I could not make you stay. I nursed you with tender kindnes Until God called you away. How hard we tried to save you Prayers and. tears were all in vail But happy angels came and tool you From this world of toil and pain. Daughter: Irene Bailey and son-in-law fiiwtftr: F.mmft Tlnf.f and V. iU? i_ i uivwiiCl U SCRI J$n v hhsmbjhp -? ? * 1 CULTURE CLUB MEETS The initial meeting of the Culture Club for 1938-11)39 was held at the residence of Mrs. O. J. I Champion on Lady street. It was well attended and ' plan3 for an i outstanding year of achievements " I were entered into enthusiastically. Members are urged to respond to the cull of the Harvest Festival ' I to be held at the Wilkinson Home . on October 8, by taking 2 quarts of vegetables or fruit, either home cnnmu or qannect commerciatiy. The next meeting wilLbe.. Jxeld at the residence of Mrs. H. H. Coorper. EDGEFIELD" N EWS Continued Itom Page 2 ( Gordon, J. C. Chandler and F. A. | Weaver. Three of the ministers were absent. Rev. Wicker of New berry and Rev. Griffin filled these vacancies. _ Rev. Johnson and his congregation from Prosperity and Pfc~of. Ri'kard of Prosperity made timely addresses to the overwhelming congregation. A creditablasum I was realized through this effort. IJcv. Dawkins is doing a wonderful work here. His members and Ti ipnd"s~~ar<> wishing"" for his return. . ; ' . Mrs. Mattie Lou Bussoy lc?ft last week for New Yoi'k City for an indefinite stay. Mrs. Rosa Jones spent the past week end in Columbia visiting relotivce.? Mr. Mack Jones was over Sun-' day to see his relatives Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Jones. r j The print dr<ps wedding to be given at Macedonia Baptist on the thirki Sunday in October i-s being well sponsored by the participants and w'ill wishers of the cause. The Republican Grove club met at the home oij Mr. and Mrs._.'^anie BtovetVs for the month of ?epjfeviber. The October meeting , will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith. The publio in cordially invited to attend the following entertainments this week: a tacky party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Silas uiinui, sonai?ax?me?str?ft.?halt Riven by Mesdames Mary Lee and Erline Simkins. ^ ' A bingo party will be trjven at -the hftmfr-of -Mr. and Mrs. JamesThorn pson Monday night. The Adult Thrift club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moseley. Misses Richie and Hannah Green spent week-end in Ridge Spring visiting friends. A chicken fry at the homo of Prof, and"Mrs.' W.-*^E. Parker will bo given October 14, 1338. [ 'Misses E. ftjassey and Juanita | Jones teachers at Edgefield academv spent thr. week at their riv spmtvye homes, Abbeville and New berry. BEXXETTSYILLE NEWS October found Marlboro county menus Dusy on tne job with school and church work. Last week we the tcnchers of Marlboro county were blessed to have some of out ! best instructors of the state to visit our two days teachers rnsti tute, presided over by Miss B. E. Graham, colored county supervi sor of Marlboro county, Mr. and Mrs. Simpkins, Mr. ShiflfSna and ' Mr. Carroll all of Columbia; Mrs Sarah Edens (white) area supervisor of the adult school of the county made a splend/id speech. MrsfHEva B. Heath of Chester in the city pranging he'r new home* : We trust $he will soon move over. ' i Mrs Tnez Evans will lcav-w?this 1 week for hef school' work at Loris Mr. J. B."H?iIef principal. ' Mrs. Matilda Griffin, better 5 j known as our "Mother" Griffin 1 of* Columbia was in the city Sun! day morning and was visiting Shiloh church. She. made an interest I frig speech.- Subject Negro Wam? en and Men of Marlboro. She ask led them to register and expressed | a hope that they will wake up and s do "better. ? Mrs. I.asaine of McColl, Mrs. Miltors uf Clro were in- the city Tuesday. They were the taouse n guests 01 ;virs. t,. mctxiilum. k The Shiloh Usher board had a meeting at the home of (Mips) Callie D. Sanders on Sunday. New , plans were put foi'h to improte the work of the club. Mr. Ingram Smith of New York _ sncr.it a few days with hi* mother Mrs. Smith and sister Mrs. ArdelEENO '.50 1 r* . v ' A s 4 wJ la Roberts/ Mr. B. J. Simmons of^Tew Jersey spent a few days home la?t week. Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Booker of Sumter were in the city Sunday and also at his church work at Saw Mill. He attended the fun-; 'eral of Mr. fc^al Brown of Che- [ raw Snndav afternoon. Mrs. A. E. Oliver and daughter of MeCall were in the eity visiting Wcdncsdayr She was the guest of the reporter (Miss) Sanders on Amelia street. Miss Francis Morris teacher of New. Brooklyn school of Columbia was visiting her parents Mr. and ; Mrs, Morris Sunday. I Rev. and Mrs. A. Wright spent awhi-le last week in GafTney with their sick mother Mrs. Wright. | Our city high school opened on Monday morning1, October 3rd.,with a large enrollment for the first day. Prof. C." D. Wright has a school program for this school term and knows from the look of the-new tcachersr-wo are sure they will stand with him and his school work. We have a few new teach crs to join the faculty for this -Hh;m "as follows: Mr. M. H. Robinson, H. S. Science, Claflin and Howard university; Miss Anne O Thomas, H. E., Winston-Salem, M iss Bertie L. Lawton, English and Music, Morris college; Ethel E. Hurley, H. Econ. Mathematics and French, Benedict college; Miss A. J. Peterson of Greenwood, H. S. English, Benedict college. The reporter in every respect ask that yon send your news to her for the Palmetto Leader on time and pay for your copies.'"" S-e Miss Callie Sanders, reporter and agent of the "Leader" 33 Amelia Street." Seo A. J. Wright, Chcraw St., for your week "iy copy. LANCASTER NEWS St. Paul A. M. E. Church Rev. Wm. Gantt, Pastor Sunday school was called to or-' der by -the Supt., Mr. Lorette En-1 grain?The lesson was well dis j cussed. Rev. Gantt reviewed the lesson. Miss Thompson who is a teacher* here in the Lancaster training school here she was a welcome vis itor in our Sunday school. Rev. Gantt brought a pleasing message to his hearers from Isaiah' the fourth chapter, thrity-first verse. Alter which the Holy Com niumiou was administered. 8:00 Rev. (JO 1 don pastor of the Steel Ilill A. M? E. #ion preachod filMlf'&fit''? VIM n rr o nvmnn * U ^ will I'mJ^vrthnhc he?.rers; The J Holy Communion was again administered." Several visitors wor _ shipel with us and were made* wel come. ?"?; f1 M Iss Amelia .Hutchison return-1 ed to Clinton college to continue | her - studies. Mi;ss Helen Gilliam has returned to NVw York after spending the summc * with her sick mother Mrs. Ellen GVlliam. Miss Carrie A. Cauthen a fresh man of Bettis academy reports she is succeeding in her collego work. The many friends of Mesdames Meta Hugos, Ellen Gilliam, Katie McCoy are glad- they are well aeain. The Morning Glory club meats at' the home of Mrs. Daisy Moore on Dunlap street, Wednesday at' 15:00 o'clock. ?- ? " tBETHELEM BAPTIST Rev. E. A. Davis, Pastor S. S. opened at the susal'hour^ with each1 teacher at his post. The .lesson was beautifully discussed. I I During the day the pastor de-j I livared two soul stirring messages theme 'Ariso and Go," and "Be-l ' lieve And Be Saved." The choir (rendered music. I Our revival will start Sunday ( mte, October 9, 1938, this meeting' will be conducted by one of thej j Tornadoes, the Rev. A.M. Means, of Spartanburg, S. C. ten nights of soul stirring services. Those j ! who are spiritually, hungry come and be filled, those spiritually rich ' come and be healed. We extend our annual invitation to all students and friends, to visit us at all times, you are welcome fiF.NF 7 in "MA ALSO CHAP ? -=> fiafe paIoMETto leader ~ V???Tamed Fish Fi.^k university, NashrtHe, Tenn 67th anniversary of the first tour Elsa Jones wMl leaj a nationwide above group, is the preset direct lianv Collier, Oswald Lampkin, H< member of the oripina) troupe is i _ ^&&&3?S?8?&^H * ?lS&^Sii^B&^^^^^Ki33flHIS^MraS?sMi mmm ?9 Biiiinciman, a puwei?in the 1 This rugged lad should be a great in the Clerk university forward > full game that the l'antheis parti "iron man" that can bo depended ui ball. FOR RENT One cr two -rooms furnished or unfurnished. Hot and cold water. 1316 Di Yin J street. ! ? i X CARD OF THANKS I Mrsv Sulil'c Johnson departed | this life Sept. 26, 1938; and we wish to thank our many friends for their kindness shown us in the hour of grief, and for the beautiful flowers -given by hoth white, and colored. ' Mary M. Dcas, Mariah Fergu-| son, F. E. Whaley, . Rosa?Ortjr," Epsy Waden, J. B. Johnson, W. X| Johnson, Ike Johnson, Harrison | Johnson and E. J. Johnson, Children. i EVENING STAR SOCIAL CLUB1 The club held i-ts regular meeting Wednesday night last, Septem ber 28, at the home of Mr. B. Wil liams, 1002 Gates street. Opened by the chaplain with singing; prayer by the chaplain; another selection. Bible lesson read by the President Mr. G. W. McDaniel. Song by the secretary after i which the devotional close. The. meeting was turned over to the president, and the house" was open ed for business. The minutes of the last -meeting were rend; motion by Mr. J. Burton, seconded by Mr. E. ( Brown the minutes were re-J ceived. New and unfinished business Was discussed. Dik*3 were collected. - , ~ The club is planning its last silver tea for this year Sunday, October 9th and we are cordially inviting all our friends to come out and enjoy a ploa^Attt ?vc?nirvg wtrh us nt 1002 (Jates street Sunday aftemcon 5 o'clock. in the" Strangers Home, our' church. \^"e arc glad to have Mrs. Sallie [Peterson, one of our elder members having spent eight weeks with her children in Jacksonville, Florida. iUTRY .N FROM MUSIC MO ter no. ? "THE LON Singers Mark 67th K**mi and Kiski-tes thrmigfrout the nfl of the famous Fisk Jubilee* Viingc prayer service as part of the m< or of the singers who, shown abe ;rbert -Rutherford, Carl W'eoms i Maggie Porter Cole of Detioit. ine and as versatile as they oomq asset with his more than 20U lb si vail. He played practically every cipated in last year. He rs look fnll an.! will give the-Panthers an Kin fur sixty ntinuJ.es of hard. foot; WASHINGTON HI STUDENTS OFFICERS ARE INTRODUCED Student officers of Washington high school were formally introduced. ta.J.he student body lart week as thu outstanding feature ff the first assembly programs of the year. The meetings', sponsored by the senior student council, were presided over by Charles Pearson, a senior, who was elected last May as the president of the student body for the current vear. - '- . At the beginning of the program Pearson outlined the purposes of | enforce rules .ana regulations, tc | aid iii the internal administration of the school, to develop in the [Student a growing appreciation of membership in a democracy, tc promote' in all ways the best inI forests of -the school fln.l to nnife ' ? .., ?_ all student organizations undei cne general control. Another interesting feature ol the program was the open forun discussion" concerning the Wash . ington high school "Handbook", c publication of. the student council l he Handbook , the first of its kind t(y be compiled and ~ distri buted to all pupils in the school contains^information on all phas es of school activity a- well as *h? | rules and regulations, i The officers of the- senior stu^ | dent council are: Charles Pearson l president; f^hekney Hampton, vic? , president; Lyda Green, secretary; 1 Alphonso Sullivan, treasurer; Mai garet Abnor, business manager and Patricia Goodwin, reporter Wilhelnvina Clarkson is president I of the junior student council. aulfn temple A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor Greenville, S. C.?The increasec interest at Allen Temple rs seer not only in the financial report! but also in the religious meetings lyovc Feast . last Friday eveninj Was trm intended?ami?lai g. Smiley BURNETT iUNTAIN" E RANGER" Anniversary ;; jski ^ lion T,ir Oct'-t fr 6 wiil celebrate the is in. 1871. Fisk PrcM<|ent Thomas .'morial. Mrs.. James A. .Myers, in 'Vi', include Arthur Lee Bostic, W.ilind Cecil Reeves. Sole surviving e (ANT Photo) crowds were-present 'Sundajsfto par take of the Holy Communion. "~ j _J\'fter a well taught lesson in, the Sunday school the mo-ning service t fan. The assistant min,i-sters7 Kev. I). PT~Adams and tV~ I'. Gamble assisted in the servicesmorning and evening. The pastor's message to the children was -oh-"Sowing and Reaping". The 11 o'clock message wasvfrom the suljjjgt "The Baptisjn.-qf the Holy Spirit_ and for the cvcnina, "Church Enterprise'." The spirit was h:gh all day, large numbers of visitors we're present, and one ac-1 I The pastor, v'.uring the morning session, appointed Mr. Edward ? *? t if-.* . 4/ubvu, *ursi >>j. l.. \> linerspoon, and Mrs. Nannie Mack as super* j visors* of Gideon's band, a division of the church for conference 'claims on Octofcer~23?/Those who head the other^- division are: Mr, I Allen Hudgens, Mesdames Ida Wil' | son and Cora Chapman!"" The fnl1 j lowing ' group leaders have heeTTj appointed as their*assistants: Mes dames Phoebe (<othran, Maym*e J Lewie. Bertha Babb. Dai. v (J..iden, Lila Mayes, Essie Harri*s, E. Johnson, Su'die Hudson. Alice Wil-1 - son. Fannie Sue Grant. E. Wo?>I.' ridge, Janie Dorsey, Lula Rolunson, Jessie Mae Brown, Tecora Smith, Ruby BraiilTcyT Rosa Robinson, Daisy. Bvrd. Marie -Spear-1 man, Mayrriio Frapks, Emma Little, Lula Miller, Ella Dixon, Ruth Benjamin, Sara Rosemond, Cda'rii Bonner, Lizzie Calhoun, C. W. Riv ens, Robbie Mattison, Willie. Miles, Annie Brews, Lula Neelv, Kat4e Kin.'r Ida -Anderaun. Rosalia?Mc Whorter, and Rosa -Wrlson. These' are some of our best workers and will report $300 by October 23. I The name of Mrs." Mildred MoClaren was omitted last week frrrnr the list of captains who reported in the trustee's rally last Sunday Sept triber 2oth. Her club jnade J " the splendid report of S33.72.Ad. is and B -t < * vi?M..?vu it:i ,, ditunnl report, by Mrs. I.nl.-t T)nv(| their club S35.85 and Mi:?. T.ula I Patterson, J. W. Cleland $35.75.' ,, The pastor spoke in highest i terms of Bishop Flipper's interest , in Allen Temple and of special con . | sideration received from him in . i our struggles. The people were ?' elated. I ! J' " i Fan-O-Lin System I i lit Beauty Culture li Cue FAN-O-LIN HAIR, Scalp Danrutf and Toilet Preparation* a Trial. Their worth has been I proven. Have and are growing -1 Hair en ^aTcTTIeads and "Rart I Spots when directions are" followj ed. Will promote a full' growth 41 of Hair. 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