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Saturday, March 18, 1939 HANNAH A. M. E. CHURCH AND SCHOOL NEWS . Rev. R. A. Young, Pastor Sunday School at the usual hour with Supt. and Coworkers at their post of duty. We ha d a wonderful review by our District Supt. Prof. H. B. Rickard. After which the pastor broght to us a soul stirring sermon. His text was found 15thChapter and six verse of st. Luke. He used as his ? subject: The Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, the lost Soul.which was enjoy ed by all. Collection amount to $37.46. All of the ministers of the L Newberry District wiil be at the Hannah A. M. E. Church and two ? of them will make a talk. We want everybody to come on out to heai them. We hope to make a big night Service begin at 8'OclockThursdayi March the 9th. Mr. Eddie Bouk night's home .got burned down and everything he had got destroyed, - Sunday We raised the sum of $9.00 for them. There are ten of in fam. ily. Mr. Eddie Bouknight,Mrs. Elo nora Bouknight, four sons and two daughters a grandson and a grand daughterMr. Levdense BoMr. Jasper Bouknight, Mr. Solomon Bouknight, Miss Eunice BoukHoward Davenport. The Communi ty will do all they can for them Sunday evening March the 19th at 3:30 there will be a community feast at Mrs. Bell M. Hawkins's home which will be given by th( Pink Rose Working Club. Come om Come all. We are also glad to know ~ that the members of the sick lisl are still on the mend. One mor< is added to it, Mrs. Joe Nell Gho: ten. We are also glad to know that our teachers, enjoyed them selves at the Association. Mis: Alverta Singly spent the week em with her mother Mrs. Minnie basket ball team is invited t < Prosperity March 25, They are playing for the cup. EAST BALTIMORE NEWS ? By J. W. Augurs The Usher board of the Mt Pleasant Baptist church held it' meeting Monday night, March < at the home of Miss Mary Mill er, 312 Eden street. Twro new members were added to the boare The hostess served potato. salad on lettuce, crackers, cake, jell< and ice tea. J. W. Augurs, presi dent. "Mrs. Molly Oliver, 825 N. Wolf: St., departed" this life Thursday night March 9. The body wa: sent tcr her home in Virginia fo: burial. The Busy Bee club of Mt Pleasant Baptist church met a L 1604 Mullikin street in the honv of Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart Thursday night. After the prais< service the club was served verj highly. We enjoyed a happy evening a Mt; Pleasant Baptist church 01 Friday evening, when the Moun Hebron Female Four quartet ren dered a program for the benefi of the Pastor's Aid. Rev. Joseph Culp, the ex-pas tor of Mt. Pleasant is at Pleasan' Zion Baptist church and will cele brate his 25th anniversary in th< ministrv Sufndav. Mnrrli 19 Rev. L. A. Williams and con gregatio-n will be in charge. Little Robert Lee GiH was gtv en a surprise birthday party bj his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Gill, on March 5 at 608 Mc Deary street. Ice cream, caki punch and nuts were served. Mrs. Willie M. Glen erf Chester S. C., is visiting her father, Mr Walter?Thompson -at 821 Wolf< street and other relatives in Bal timore, Md. S. S. began, at Mt. Pleasant or (Sunday moflning 9:30 fi.m. witl Supt. and teachers at their re .. spective place. At 11:30 a.m. Re^ T. A. McMeekin preached. A pew rally at 3:30 p.m. Sermor by Rev. D. C. Clark. At 6:00 p.m BYPU and preaching at 8 p.m. A chicken supper was given al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johr Shaw in interest of the Femah Four quartet. v See little Matthew Williams for The Palmetto Leader. HOLLY HILL NEWS Sunday school at Bethel open ed at the naiiAl Vinnr with- -Supt ' and teachers at their post of duty Rev. Bethea reviewed the lesson At 1:30 services began. Rev. Bethea selected his text from I Cor 1 K r? V? q nfar Tito c nl nr> rli'/l -or moil was received by a large crowd. Cortimunion services were oarried out by Rev. Bethea. Visitors at Bethel Sunday morning were Mesdames: Iola Roberts, Ma tilda Montgomery, Birdie White Fronia Johnson and Deacon Gun ? . ny Rush of Lovely Hill Baptisl ' church; Mrs. Rosa Sumter of Unity. The evening services were well attended considering the inclemency of the weather. The Heaven and Hell social was quite a 'howling" success. Under the direction (A Mrs. Bethea. A neat sum of $20.25 was raised. The public is invited to attend services at Bethel A. M. E. church SUnday, March 10th at 3 o'clock when Rev. J. W. Rhodes pastor of Lovely Hill Baptist church will preach for Stewardess oBard No. 2. Mrs. M. L. Cain, sponsor, v After a short vacation of two days the faculty of Holly Hill Rosenwald school returned from Columbia, where they attended the tidirr They reported a very Palmett State Teachers' associa enucationai ana pleasant trip. Miss F. R. Nix was the guest . during the association of Misses Evelyn and Eioisc -Grafts-Miss A. B. Pickett was the guest of Miss Anna Spann; Misses Hamilton, Gj G. Dicks and Prof, ajnd Mrs. Roberts were guestg of Rev. and Mrs. 1 .--L - Rhodes. Messrs Harry Daniels and W. C Bunch were visitors in Holly Hil Thursday. Monday, March 6th St. Georg girls and boys basketball team bowed to Holly Hill teams in i thrilling double header. The scor es: boys 29-18; girls 17-0. Bot! in favor of Holly Hill. Wj ar very proud of. our teams. The; are to take part in the tournamen at Kingstree, Friday, March 17th Miss Myrtle Edwards spent th week end with her parents. Sh had as her guest Miss Undin Void of Elloree. Miss Alma H&miTton a mc-mbe of the faculty was called home t : the bedside of her sick fathei Kh#? retlimipH Slimlnv on/I ronnrf I that he is much improved. W hope for him a speedy recovery. Miss Mayola Hunr, spent th I week end at Greeloyvdle with h:sister Mrs. Delean Hunt. Mis I Catherine Irick, Messrs Loo Cain and Ezekiel Hunt motove down Sunday and _ hrought-Mnyt la back. Mr. Fred Edwards entertaine the C.L.A. club on Thursday niti A party was given at the hom of Mr. and Mrs. Swett by the ( L.A. dlub. Gamds wete playe< { after which a repast was serve* Music was furnished by Mr. E< wa^ds* Everything was carrie out lovely. The next meeting wit , be held at the home of Mr. Jamt j Jacques, March 16th> The club i 'j now ready to make loans. -?Mr. Bolie Hunt has been confit , ed to his home for a few days o j account of the Flu." We hope y will soon be able to be out agaii Stop! Look! Read! Why go 1 " Charleston, Orangeburg, Colun | bia, etc., when yo-u have right t your door, one who washes, wav " and roll, your- hair in the late! 1 "pomadors. For ~the latest yc 5 should go directly to Mrs. Thelm 1 Lee - Lcrwe. For your copy of the "Leadei see little Bolie Hunt, Jr. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. B. L. Clarke, Pasto* ; Sunday was quarterly meetin 5 day, the Presiding Elder, Dr. 1 F. G. Denrt preached both in mori [ ing and night. Both messagi 1 were very thoughtful and inspi: atiornal. The morning's messaj 3 was taken from Luke 4:16-2 Matt. 25:14-30; John 10:1-18; sul ject: Conquering the World. The: ? were two accessions in the mori ' ing service. s The Senior choir served vei '' acceptably at this service. T) A.CE. League quartet of Orang burg with Mr. Pinckney as mam t ger rendered a selection whi< b was very much enjoyed. The: , young men sing over station W1 on Thursday of each week. f The Suhday school was begi on time with officers and teache: t in their respective places. T1 le.-?son was Joeautifully reviewt by the presiding elder, Rev. ] F. G. Defnt. The business sit - f~~~C ? 4 1.. ? .... KJL tlic Ijuai t UUlCXCIILC W < * completed on Monday night. T> P. E. commended the pasior, offii * ers ar>d members on the splendi L showing made this quarter ar the fine showing the church ? making in general. For the night message, the ] ' E. selected Rev. 3:10. Subjec Christ at the Door. This sermc " "like the other had "its effect li ^ good. For this service, the ne\ * ly organized choir with Mrs. Li " lian O'Daniels at the organ ar B Miss Vertell Collins directing s< ved efficiently and acceptably. ? Friends and visitors are alwaj * welcome. " SIDNEY PARK C.M.E. CHURC 1 , Rev* J. C. Colclough, Pastor 1 The * Sunday school opened i ' the usual hour with the Supi ' Mr. D. R. Starks presiding. T> L lesson was beautifully discusse 1 At 11 o'clock our pastor fillt * the pulpit using as his text S John 4:23: But the hour cornel ^ and now is, when the true wo 1 shippers shall worship the fath< i in spirit and in truth. Therm How to Deepen our Spiritual Lr es. This was indeed a great se! mon. At 7:30 Rev. H. A. Adams fil e.4. the pulpit using as his text S John 15:1: I am the true vine, an " my father is the husbandma: * Theme: A Union With uhrist. Tti was anjother wonderful sermor Our pastor wiH preach a specii ' sermon Sunday morning afrid hi asked all members to bring a vi: ' itcrr to church with him or ht Sunday morning as he has a spe< ! ial message for all members an visitors. If you haven't heard Rev. Co 1 clough you have missed sorr > mighty good sermons. Be sur and hear him Sunday. He has th ; message that you have been wail ing on. 1 Our class meeting is gettin better arid better each week. 1 reminds one of times of old, dui ing the late Rev. N. F. Hagood1 pastorate. Last Tuesday night after clas meeting was crver our pastor an "Mrs. Colclough thought that a the members had gone home fror class. The door bell rang and long line of sisters and brother marched in the parsonage sing ing: "Bringing in the Sheaves and laid on the dining room ts 1 ble all kinds of groceries alsi money. Rev. and Mrs. Colcloug] said that this was the greates surprise cff their lives. The public ha? a special invi tation to worship at Sidney Par] at all times. _ . .. UNION BAPTIST CHURCH On Sunday mornrng anothe \ large group of students greete< the teachers. The superlntenden made ehpecial comment of th? I \ ' 6 MEN'S BIB] j 11 ii>iiw"i'i'i"'"i''' > > i? i i1 w* h fI ESTir. DED. 193' I rWJX WASHIHGTO g t jj MENS BIBLE CLAS jfi-? ; J?|V d 1UHI #V^ .J ^ Bk 1- j BL\ J * |8 v- t?B|H ^ ?4? j^gj Hni RL i.i ' jjj&f mL I '7 lg We herewith present the Men's 3. The Men's Bible 'Class is a very 1 1* propitious and far reaching. J& Reading from left to right top r Pe Beamer, Special Telephone Linesn 4, School; E. Johnson, City Electric 3- Principal of Robert Smalls High :e Sec., and Professor at Mather Scl 1N. B. Mouzon, Vice-Pres., and Cit y The Men's Bible Class jwas foun< ic Neal and H. W. Williams, instruc e" Mechanic; -JVI. W. Wright, Busines a vim and enthusiasm manifested on 3? the part of the scholars. A large S group of visitors were also present. The Sunday school has alin ready begun practice for the Easrs ter program. Practices are held l? each Tuesday and Thursday even 2 ings at 4:30. E. The pastor used as his text Sun day morning "For He Hath Made 13 Him to be Sin for us, who knew ie no sin; that we might be made p- the .righteousness of God in Him'id II Cor. 5:21. "Jesus Made Sin for Us", was the subject. After a is great sermon one person was added to the church. P- On Sunday night the pastor used as his subject Now Is the Accept>n ed Time. The text itas taken from H Cor. 6:2 "Behold Now is Vm the accepted time; behold now is 1- fVio /ln\r /vf cak'ot-inm" mViia l(' ing the night of the regular month 5r ly baptismal, two persons were baptised. 's On next Sunday morning, Mar. 19, the message will be delivered by a guest speaker. The speakH er will be a member of the corps of able and distinguished ministers comprising the staff of the 11 Goodwill towtt of the National t. Baptist convention. A special 10 invitation is extended to the pubd* lie to hear this minister, id it. : ?? -h BATESBURG NEWS r ir Mrs. Pipkins who was ill for j: some time died at her home dur/ ing the past week. Mrs. Pipkins f- was a faithful member of Mt. Zion Baptist church. She was lov1 ed by everyone that knew her. t. She is survived by one grand-dauid ghter and malny relatives and n. friends. She was a respected citis izen of featesburg. I. M iss Ruth Jowers, Miss Maud al Wigfall and Miss Mary Metze ig spent the week-end here -with i- their parents. Miss Ruth .lowers ir a senior scholar of Bettis academy, spent the week end with her d parents, Elder and Mrs.'X A; Jowers. 1- Miss Maud Wigfall and Miss M. ie Metze who graduated last year at e Batesburg and who is now freshe men of Bettis academy also spent t- the week end with their parents. Everyone is always happy to have 8 the friends from colleges, spend It sometime at their home town. The teachers of Batesburg high 8 school attended the State Teachers' association in Columbia last IS week. d The Batesburg school has a H splendid enrollment under the sun pervision of their principal Prof. a N. L. Bush. 8 The second quarterly conference was held at Batesburg C. M. E. church, Sunday, March 12. Elder l" J. A. Jcrwers preached a strong 0 sermon. Subject "Truth". John h 8:32. l* The many friends of Mrs. Ber_ tha JohnsanT who has heen ill for quite awhile, will be proud to know k that she is on the road to recov-| ery. _ SHILOH A. M. E. CHURCH r Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor d Sunday school wal~well attendt ed. The superintendent with his s dorp of teachers and officers were ' TUB PALMETTO LEADER LE CLASS OF BEAU! ... M'.vriVt-- t IIn" IH "" w J 'i i r - | ijwwhmi n.XJ^n...miIIII1M* Wr i J?S~ V I ^ ^ L: 11 ' 1 7 ^ L J SftJLfl ;&. ; >>' H?|^^HH| g, ?HI 4 V * Bible Class of Bea ufort, S. C., mad worthy movement and fruits of su< ow: J. S. Shanklin, Principal of Be; ian; J. Robinson, NYA Camp. Din ian; A. B. Davis, City Contractor. School, and President Beaufort Tea 100I; H. C. Fisher, President* of Mei y barber; T. Bythewood, City Coni led by Mianley and Fisher. Those : tors at Robert Smalls Rikrh School; s Man (deceased.) found at their post of duty and carried out the lesson beautifully. At 11:30- the pastor delivered a ' wonderful sermoin from the text St. Mark 6:42.. They did all eat. and were filled. Subject: "T'n. Sympathy of Jesus". He statet J that he was no twell but to have heard that sermon, no one would have thought so. The way each responded when the stewards made their appeal, was proof eI rtAtu?V> fVi o f f Via mnecot*,. rm uvu^ll Wic IHCiJOttge " VIIjoyed by all. When che amount collected was announced, the p;?>tor was all smiles. Quite a number of Shiloh members were seen at the Electoral college?whieh convened at Betheb of St. Matthews. All the delegates were elected on the hrst ballot. Rev. Paul Carmichael &nd J.Ls congregation will bo with us next Sunday afternoon. Rev. Carmi chael will preach in interest ol the Missionary society. We invite our friends to be present. We regret very much to learn of the passing of Dr. E. H. McGill, the president, of Allen university. His dear wife and family have our heartfelt sympathy in the hour of their sorrow. We commend them to our Heavenly Father who v ould do no wrong and bow in humble submissi m 10 His who- o'oth all things for the best. ST. J'ATL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Silas Middleton, aPstor I he Sunday school was conduct, ed by the Supt. and the lesson was | beautifully discussed by the Various teachers and students. Our regular service began at 12 o'clock. The pastor rediveied a wonderful message on March 12. I Subject Come in the House f&r its raining on the outside, Our hearts sftfrere made to rejoice. The Communion service "was very touching and the Holy Ghost continued to burn. Collection around $15.00. We ask everybody to advance on their knees, that the spirit will continue to burn on the St. PaulCircuit. CHESTERFIELD NEWS Communion services on last, Sunday at Mt. Tabor ME church were very impressive. Rev, Hid-' dleston preached a glorious ser-! men. The attendance was very good. Rev. and Mrs. Hiddleston and P. C., Jr., were the dinner guests of Mrs. Viola Davis. Miss Sara A. McCullough returned from the Teachers Association in Columbia, Friday night,1 spent, the week end with^her mother. Mrs. S. E. and Miss Sara A. MeCuilough were dinner guests of Mrs. Annie Edwards, Sunday. | Attending the Teachejrs Association from Chesterfield were Rev. and .Mrs. J. H. Toatley, Mes dames R. L. F. Johnson, James! Rivers, Miss Marion Johnson, and Prof. McColl. | Mrs. James Rivers spent th e week end in Rock Hill the house guest of MJrs. L. C. Miller. She PORT, S. C. \ B( 1 ?I I ( 1 ] I 1 ' . -,vI ~y '* > - c, . . e at the J. I. Washington" Library. > . h desirable religious activities are ' i aufort County Training .School; S. < ?ctor, Beaufort County Training * Bottom How; W. Kent Alston. ^ ehers Association; C. S. Manley. ' i's Bible Class and Funeral Director , i a*, tu i . not appearing on picture are: A. also R. II. Lawrence, Automobile returned Sunday. Mrs. Maggie Johnson has been i a little indisposed. She's better t<> 1 the delight of all.. 1 Rev. Rogers and congreagtion 1 of Salem Baptist church were to! i have held serviee.s at Grand View p Presbyterian church last Sunday J? but rain prevented. , I 1 Rev. C. H. Steele preached a t t Zion Baptist church last Sunday| 1 night. The spiritual feeling ran1 : high. | Mrs. S. E. Mcfluilough and Mr- t Easter I today called to see Mrs. i Lizzie Gill. > Mrs. Lizzie (Jill was the dinner 1 guest of Mother Craig Sunday. I Rev. Toatley is busy getting. ( -reatly- for Presbytery?which con- n venes at Sumter. March 22. Mi\ L. R. Ed war Is came home] Saturday after five months spent\ 1 in the, camp at Linden, Ala. He 1 I returned Tuesday to entrain a-ti * the^cnmp at-' Rockingham. \". C.' > Mj'S. Edwards'and Robert were all smiles. I n ; 1 SELLERS CHAPEL ' ? j BAPTIST CHI-RCh 1 j S-.-Rr opened at the TJflTal hout ~v with assistant Supt.. Mr. James 1 Brown and teachers all at their j j: post of duty. Class Xo. 1 taught by Mrs. Trecia Smith atid all of the other various classes were taught inspiringly and tie les_son I was well discussed throfugTTout j and reviewed by Mrs. Mary Thorn- .' las. Rev. A. R. Thomas made i ! some timely remarks. ( j At 11:30 a.m. morning service ( began. The pastor being absent < LRf\^?Ei?if-.?(iari'isrn?delivered" a 1 wonderful sermon from St. Luke \ 10:13. Quite a few Wu ? > bipod with us. ^Pulpit guests Rev. A. s 1 R. Thomas. Rev. J. \Y. Evans, t Rev. A. R. * Cbndhon. Also Mrs. i Chadhow. At 0:30 prayer "meeting began. 1 At 7:30 tlm pastor preached a -wonderful sermon from tKe"suT>- t jeet: Return from the Pig Pen. c Quite a few visitors and frienus 1 worshiped at this service. Rev. J. S. Halls and daughter---Miss \ (ieneva 1 Calls wore the supper t guests of Mr. and Mis. Lucy AbYams. Last Monday night Mrs. Eliza 1 Halls and the Pulit Aid rendered a program af Sellers chapel. Quite l' a few attended. Tuesday night. March 7th ' the i Silver Tone Jubilee quartet of Marien under the management of t Mr. Henry L. Jaekson rendered a ], program to the enjoyment of everyone that heard them. c M fits Viola Rooty of Conway I tl spent the week end with Mrs. L. > Abrani. Mr. Earl White one of our old ( members of Sellers chapel spent a p few hours with Mr.L. Abranis en- ^ route from the funeral services of -hi*?fnthoy at Beaufort. ? Seller^ chapel extends its deep- -j est sympathy to those who lost p their homes and got injured during the fire. Regplny pir?nr-Kinpf 4ftVS fir.?t rT and second Sundays mornings and b the third Sunday all day. a Mrs. Fannie Harris mother and b friends and relatives spent a few f hours with her Sunday afternoon. 1 f ' WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A_ M. E. Zion Church . Rev. J. A. I.ipsey, Pastor Sunday school- opened at the usual hour with Supt. and all teachers- at theirpost of duty. The inclement- weather did nc^t/ preV vent the people from coming to services Sunday, ahd- Sunday nite. At 11oVJpck the Pastor,-Rev. J. A. Lipsey ^minted the rostrurr. ni;<i hrouj/ht-'tfr n.? a great mcsfi-nm Aotw 19 1 P. A -.1 " "iii i?*.vqi jfa.iv. i nviiii; rvuu tviiy lias Satnfl filled'thy heart to l'e to the . Holy GhpSl Z It was a J&ru'.on . that will long be "rrem dh he red. > Sunday' evening* at 8:00 'clock he brought us. another woo lotfu 1 sermon from DfiUt. i'.Jil 1- " 1.2: As. .Uin Eagle stirreth up her iiest. It made trur'1 hearts burn lo hear him. ' A, large, crowd attended the services which were njoyud by all. Miss Ilizzir.. Ferguson entertain d a few of her friends at a di.n>< < Su nday after to on at the home >f Mrs. IVIollio. Frank's. The' d.n rjer was scnyd in cpugsea and the food was "well prepared and in tbnndanco. Those erifoying Miss Fertrus' n's ^hospitality were. 'as rplkAvs: Rev. J. A. I.ipsey, Mcsiames Evelyn Wilhurn. Dot Finder and little Miss Patsy Ann Kincaid. Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Nh-riis and little daughter and Mr. James Mosley. Mr. Oscar Goggms is very ill frith double -pneumonia. We. wi'sjh '-II him a spcHl.VO ICc&vey.. : New Bethel News Rev. A. I). Duncan. Pastor Our Sunday school was fine. The :>anner "still hangs in the Senior lass. The Busy Bee club met at he home of Mr. and Mrs. Jarrtes Teuton, March 10th although the jer.tle showers iff* rain fell, the neeting was well attended. Mrs. Eliza Thompson n resided Mre Ihewton expressed to us a hearty welcome after all business was ompleted a delicious repast was served. A lovely time was enoyed. Miss Mattie Mae Brewton pent the week end with her pa ents. Ail. of the pupils from Wood uff returned to Union to the Sims high school after a pleasmt visit with their parents. ~"A grand rally will be at New ilethel next Sunday. March 19th. rhe j>ublic is cordially invited LEEDS NEWS My Mrs. Lillie E. Land Sunday New Hope church arid choir, rendered service with up>er Ho-pe station, Rev-. G. Lowry pastor. The pastor preached a ,*ery inspiring1 sermon. In the af ternoon the pastor from New Hope preached another ??td?stir 'ing sermon from Ezekiel 31:11'. (Vmmunion was celebrated At the Gospel .Light Jubilee angers quartet front Spartanburg 1 1 of Vow w or the Missionary club. Mrs. Lillie K. Land. president. Their >inging has always been grip>intr and harmonious. In spite of he rain a large crowd was present r Amount raised $24-.-75. The Missionary ladies are like busy )ees. Wc. were pleased to have Ire. and Mrs. F. L. Wilks, Rev. H. -I.and, Rev. H. H. Dapson r.d Rev. Penny. . ? We are preparing for the Eases celebration on Easter Sunday light. Mr. Russell and his choir loin Winnsboro will render mule with us. We arc expecting good services ml large crowds, ?as- the- Lord las been so good to us. We have lot made a failure in our promam. I am glad to report Mrs. iavson is improving as she has ieen on the sick list for< quite a Mute. We Rope she will soon be- icrself again to assist us in our irograms. RTlXiE SPRING NEWS l hureh services were vei'y im ressive Sunday. Rev. Jones was it his best. His sermon touched ;uh heart as exemplified through xpressions. The Society will hold its annual anniversary at Ridge Hill Sunday.} *rof. NT. ~Ttt~-Rush of Batesbni'e | v ill !.?? tin. in inoinnl sneaker. We :uy nc;iri tiu tVic close of our evonth month in School and oui houghts ar?' turning-to-yvaTds com nencoment. _ We \\Tiv p'TTul to see Principal lightowcr in school Sunday. All teiuhe.rs except two, att nded the State Teachers' Asso iation last week and reported lehetieial results from it. Mr. and Mrs-. Gardner spent the reek end in Allendale guoM o f heir parents. Mrs. Bogan -sjHUit the week end n Columbia: also Rev. Hopkins Mrs. Anderson spent the week ml in Abbeville. We are looking forward to field's Day Saturday March 18. n Saluda. We extend our deepest sympahy to the Frving family in the , ess of their daughter and sister, j The 7th grade under the dead rship of Miss T. B. Jefferson lade tTie chapel hour interesting , fonday. After the Scripture was , ead by Mary Williams, Boston Juattlebaum. Rosa M. Williams, !nhy Bell, Wardie Davis, Bertha ' lae Perry and Woodrow Lcggin? ntered into a debate from the , ub.iect "Kesolved, That th<T . Yactor is more Beneficial than ^ he Horse." i The basket ball girls robbed ' he swift, Barnwell girls of?the--' aeon for Ridge Hill Tuesday to score of 14 to 2. The Saluda j oys and girls proved too strong ar our Wednesday. Boys score: 2-18; girls 8-18. ' Pape S ?? ST. JAMES A.M.E/CHURCH Rev* E. F. Johnson, Pastor ~ Sunday sfchool 'opened at its "" usual hour. The teachers were .at their posts of duty. The banner was tvon by the adult class. Remarks by'the. pastor?" Lessen reviewed by the superintendent. "At 11 rfiO .the pastpr delivered a wonderful sermon. The funeral rites of Mrs. Smith were conducted at St. James chuVeh-slast Thursday at 2:30. She leaves to mourn, five children, thirteen grand children, ^one sister .and a husband, and a host of friend^'. The bereaved family have our sympathy? v x iikraw M:\V-SProf. an'd-'Mi-?. JAV. N.elson and little daughter, Dorothy,.and Thomas Dea', Jr., visited in Sumter a few days ago. Thomas spent his time on Morris. College cainpus, with his, cousin, Walter S: Wilson ... who is 'a H-nior high school student tjiere. . . Prof.'XttDon and family, Mrs. motoi-f.l to Geo it; lit ia.-t week. The- Palmetto State- Teachers' Association was largely attended by the' teachers (both city and j ural) of Cheraw. Everyone returned with a greater determina tiou to do greater* service- after having enjoyed such an instructive and eniovah'r Association which convened at Columbia. Mrs. L. V. Eiierbe'and Mi-s D. O. McDaniels sponsored a ehitter1 ii)'4 spppejr at Mrs. Elloibe's home . Monday night. The entertainment was given 'in inteiest of Hubert Snu ill s so hoid. Mrs. Daisy Has and Mr. Luther D'as are il! at this writing, We hope thpt they will soon beup and out "again I N ION NEWS l.'nion county was well rcpres s-nted by the teachers at the Stat?* Teachers Association which myt in Columbia last week. Mr. Herbert Hainmond of Henderson ville was a recent visitor here as guest of Miss Grace Black f well on Axel street. Dr. and "Mrs. J. E. Grant and children and Mrs. S.tA. Funchess of Orangeburg were here during the week vi-iting Mr. and Mrs. CV E. Wilson and other friends. Dr., Gra.pt not only has a large practice but is Supt. of the People's " . Hospital in Newberry. " . Miss Thelma Dawkins who teaches in Clarendon county spent the week c-nd at home with parents, Dr. and Mrs. C.A. Dawkins. Mr*5. Mamie Wilson ami Miss Julia Brocrdon spent Thursday in Vewborry with relatives. Mrs. Mamie ALrams one-of the citv teaeherg h;i? l?-fn?real?411. ? Her friends are pleased to know that she is improving.' Miss Bessie White was a weekend visitor in Spartanburg1. '?While Mr. F.. X. Williams was not elected to serve his conference as a lay delegate, he is very grate ful to the delegation for the very fine vote he received. He was electod first alternate. He has already announced his candidacy for 1P44. * Prof. ArthprBemoii-. .principaL. . of the Kelton school spent Sunday ?4 in Spartanburg. Dr. C. A. Dawkins sufTered_ 2n_ attack of the flu last week. He is now out and going to the deliirht of hi? friends and patient?. Tho?e that have* doubts about our group doing: big: business should read the annual statement and the Highlights of the 1938 Statement of the N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Company as recorded in this paper last week.? This really is a business of which our group should be exceedingly propel. "No home is complete without business of some colored insurance company's policy in it." The many friends of Dr. E. H. McGill were saddened to hear of his dgath. Dr. McGill was well a*nd favorably known in Unirta where he served the pastorate for several years. The' citizens often refer to the fine cooperative spirit that existed during his time is. pastor. He along with Dr. J. C. White, pastor of Corinth Baptist <-Vmv/-h and Dr. S. R. Walker, pastor of the A..M. E..Zi?>n church exhibited a spirit of cooperation thaf fhe _? eity--b?^-rmt~Txpi'fie!5CCd since/ The fine administration he "was" giving at Allen was a. source.. o?_? inspiration and'in his na??ino* tho School, his church and. the race has suffered a cveat loss. There will be quite a few friends and former members from here at the funeral services. Friday at 11 a.m Rev. Jl. K. Hilliard, pastor of the A. M. E. Zion church at Carlisle was a visitor here this week. The Palmetto Leader is the mo^t popular paper that comes to. Cnion and we are requesting others to -end it. The paper is on . sale at Sartor's Pharmacy?each Friday morning. The State Agent, Rev. Bowman of Newberry will be here from time to time to contact Md and new subscribers. Miss Schelh of Clinton spent the reek end here with Mis? Maggie Sims. "Wings Over Jordan," a pro- ^ tram that comes over the air. staion WGAR, Cleveland, each Sunlay morning at 9:30 is great. ! President Spnnlding of the N. C.? Mutual Life Ins. Co., will be presented Sunday. March 26, at 9:30 Mr. Spaulding's subject will be: 'The Negro in Business." -Hear? rim, ?-? ; SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "LEADER" , \ . . ' ' J