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EI ------ - ? I [ Page 2 K i QUARTERLY CONFERENCE If ROBINSON CIRCUIT. The third quarterly conference EE" of the Robinson circuit met with |Jk Canaan Branch A. M. E. church, H Dillon, S. C. Rev. L. A. Wells, ft ?>D-. the very popular presiding elder; Rev. H. H. Herriot, STB. |d the acceptable pastor. The presid Ing elder called the conference toIgethec at 2 o'clock p.m. and dispatched the business of the conference with speed and order and everything seemed to move like ~clock work. A" nice dinner was served by tlui *tuu-,n ih"?ses and all reports were good. We received some subscriptions to The PalmetRev. Herriot tftnd his good people to Leader and promises of more. Ij-i are worthing harmoniously t.o put over the .program of the church. There are some fine otr eers aim member* on this circuit among whom are Mestlames Auty Blue, itattie anil Rosa- fchmmchael, Cora and Ethel Carmichael, Dora Fold Pearl Carmichael, Ola.. Nichols Ora Lee McLood; brothers W. M Townsend, Robert Carmichael, W W. Carmichael, W. M. Perry, C. D. Ifnnor,?Cast[uT- aim " ~*MrNally Carmichael, Moody Dixon and " 1 matiy ulhers.?They are busy getferenee. Thus ended a successful?quarterly conference. \V. W. Miller, reporter. ST. M.ATTHEWS NEWS Miss Ruthie Wright of Nr. Y. C. is visiting her sister, Mrs.. Idone Dreher. Mrs. Ruth Floyd Golden of Chester. Pa., is visiting her mother, Mr4. Elizabeth FTo'yd. Mrs. Annie Clay Davis L in the hospital at Orangebfirg. Her friends wish her a speedy recov Mrs. Whelmena StaTks of N. Y., was called htmie .on account of the death of her brother. Joseph Matthews, who was funeralized at Friendship Baptist church on Tues day afternoon with Rev. Arthur Middleton, officiating. The family wishes to thank all for the kindness shown them in their be reavement and for the lovely floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Waters of Eastc/ver, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George Woodard, Sr. Miss Marjore Dandy attendee, the Supervisor's meeting held in Orangeburg. S. S. at Bethel A. M. E. church began prorhptly at 10 o'clock with Mr. Preston Mintz acting as superintendent and teachers at dutyafter a thorough discussion of the lesson it was reviewed by the pas tor. At 11 o'clock Rev. j. C. Coax urn took charge of the morning services. He t^ok for his text tho 28th chapter of Matthews, 39th verse His suhje?t_\vjas 'ThreeGroups of Disciples". The spiritaul tide was high everyone enjoyed his sermon. At 4 d'clock Mrs. Susan W Wiiglll wa* funeraliaed at Bethel A. M. E. church, with Rev. Galishaw, officiating. Supt. Johnie Glover opened S S at Friendship Baptist church ut 10:30. The teachers took charge and after a beautiful discussicm of of the lesson and review S. S. was At the close of Friendship Bapdismissed. tist church revival meeting three happy souls were baptized by the Rev. Arthur Middleton ori Sunday morning. Many frier.ds of Miss Marie Galdwell are glad to have her home after a successful school term at Blackville. Mr. Westley Williams spent the -? wok-'Ond?with her?pi?r"ntV.? and Mrs. Rogers Williams. Wardy spent the week-end with their mother. Miss Whulinena Williams of Co lumbia visited relatives a n d friends Sunday. Mr. Charley Zeigler is spending this week home with his wife and relatives. ST..STEPHEN A, M. E. CHURCH Rev. L. D. Gamble, Pastor At 11:00 am. Sunday the church was packed to it3 capacity to witness the message brought by the pastor. Almost three hundred persons communed; several were baptized and fellowshiped. 3:30 p.m. Sunday school was conduct . ed by Supt., Mr. Rufus Ford. Our attendance^ above?the average. 7:00 p.m. th0 League was conducted by Miss Bennett. The program was splendid indeed as lisuall Qur young people know how to de/ things. The Junior church is making rapid progress under the leadership of Mrs. Viola Wilds and Mrs. Stroms. There who worshipped with us Sunday Miss Gerduine Lawrence, Prof. E I. l.awrence,-? Mrs. Eva Lawrenci and Mrs. Clark who is in charge oi the N'.Y.A. work of Georgetown /Sunday evening's message wai highly commended by the entin congregation. The leaders and clubs renderei wonderful reports in board meet ing on Monday night, v? The church members solicit youi prayer for thev continued success f of the church and those who an sick. CALH?UN NG-AS The home .coining day at Gold en\ iew church Sunday was attem t^i by many .visitors from neigh boring churches; The , pasto preached two wonderful sermons The program in thc. afternooi by> Abell and GoUlenview auxil i* /> At. .i_.. i>rn n/* collection tor tne any was .juu.uu The play ''Cinderella in Flow erland" was presented by the pri mary grades of Calhoun sehool or Monday night under the dircctior . ul~ Mrs. Pauline Thompson. Mrs Win. Scott and Miss Sue Ellei Asbury. It was quite a success Mrs. Cora F. Rcid of Pendle " ton spent last Tuesday with hei cousin Rev. P. C. Brown of Cal hoiin. |Mr. Johni Rutledge is home from Thr?hnypttal'." He?rs?recovering nicely. Mrs. eGorgia* Pinson left las Saturday for New York Citj where she will spend sometime. Among the sick this week i; Mrs. Edna Williams. WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. ^ion Church Rev. J. A. I.ipsey," Pastor Sunday was a'btautiful day ant everyone.. seemed to be winding their way to church and S. S. Oui school was attended, and al teachers were present. We ha( several visitors;? Mrs. Laura McClintock and lit tie daughter Modestine of Spar tanburg were tho guests of jMr and Mrs. Will Smith for the woel end. The Woodruff Jr. High schoo has elosed a very successful tern and the local teachers are return in>t. to their respective homes Misp Helen Dendy. Laurens; Mis; Jessie Mae Brown. Cowpens; Mis: Cora Hipp. Spartanburg; Mis; Eddie P. Taylor, the Home Eco nomtes teacher, will remain witr ys. And we are looking: forwari for the other teachers to returi for the summer session of school Misses Madia Foster, Berth. Gist and Mattie Mae Brew ton sti dents at Sims hi eh school in ITnion spent the week end with theii parents. Misses Helen and Elsie Cannot left Sataniay for New Yotk City to visit relatives. The members of New Bethel vocal?choir nvot+me.l- tu-Spartanhnrg Sunday afternoon and sang: al Thonipsrn Chapel Raptist cbaich The.\ reported a errand time: Sick list: Mrs. Mollie Franks Mrs. Viola Drummond and /Mis? Roberta Maitfrrr"Mrr.~trTnT Thomp son. Mr. D. Cox, we wish them all a very speedy recovery. Mr. Robert Allen of Spartan burgf visited his daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Buster Styles Saturday. New Bethel News Rev. A. D. Duncan,. ,Jr\ Pastor Our Sunday school was fine* out r>nnn?o1 cfil'l'lfft VV{1? CfVJl IIO. Thf pastor brought to us a prc..t messa^e. Thome: Come, Tr:;v an1 Go. Another at nipht which was wonderful. Several visitors ft onout-of-town worshipped at New Bethel: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thump son. Mr. Samuel Root's <;f Well fordi Mrs. Eula Irby, Mr. L. .Job-' *op of Duncan and: Mrs. TTiTTTe Ropers of Roebucks. It \v.is a treat to have them, with us. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gibbs pav( a birthday dinner in honor of hei -fathoiv -Mr. "Wesley.?Tanner, . .0: Fair Forest, this beinp his 5(5tl birthday. The father of 14 child ten. A prad time was enjoyed b} 42 people. Many happy return: were extended Mr. Tanner. Mrs. Susie Brewton is sick; w( hope, for her a speedy recovery. BETHEL A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. S. W. Wolfe, Pastor St. Georpe?Sunday school wa opened by the Supt. at the usua hour with teachers at their pos ui auiy. rreacning services De ^an at 11:30. The text was takei from the 14:14 r/f Exodus. Sub ject "Let God Fight". At 3:30 Rev. J. H. Nero, pas tor of the St. Paul's charge deliv ered a Missionary sermon fror the 12:24~UT St." John. * Subjcfet "Self Dedication".. The evenini _ services began at 7:30 and agaii the pastor was at his post of duty Services throughout the day wen very good. Thfi League also i | putting on new life under the di | rection of itg officers: Mr. Osca Christie, president; Misses Pear ' Brown *nd Eula L. Wolfe. TK ''newherry news Drayton Street High School " Prof. R. F. Gladden, Principal The -Baptist State convention . convened at Bethlehem Baptist 3 church, May 2-5. We, were the ; happy recipients of the following guests: Wednesday morning Rev. J. P. Reeder who snapped the stu I dents as they marched in. His message was "It's Time for Better Faces of Our Race to Appear in Better Places?Moving Pic i tures". Friday morning our guests 3 were: Mr. Gladden, a relative-of 3 our principal; Dr. S. C. Campbell who spcke on the topic Opportunity?Component Parts: Opposition, Part and Unity; Rev. Blocker, gave timely remarks; Rev. Howard who stressed the importance of a thorough foundation . in the Primary and Elementary de paitments of the Pupil's Educa^ tion; Re^ W. Nicholson, Betf tis academy. His message! Be Polite, be kind, have self control, to be successful in life. Rev. F. ' Ox L ...I i.,1 J 1.1 ?1..J U ~ J .. oman wno iuiu me siuucut uouy _ to keep up the spirit of thp school ? ?hts? alma mater that is now I). IS. H. school. Rev. T. L. Duckett, Science teacher of Benedict ccrllege, \vhose message was Practical Teaching, and a Thorough i Knowledge on the Part of tho 1 Students and Rev Daniels of Spai tanburg, who spoke on the subject ?A?Pfn?Divided?Into Three Partn; 1 Head, Point and Straight. Illus tration: thP head as the person; - point, one's goal and straight, t(/ry. All their remarks were ben eficial and left a lasting impression upon the minds of the faculty and student-body. The prin eipal greeted and thanked all of r the m. ~ . The Primary exercise that was postponed on account of the weath >' Or Friday, April 28, was quite a success Monday, May 8. All of s the children played their parts well. The teachers were Miss Carrie E. Gallman and Mrs. E. H Allen. The public is et/rdially invited to attend ir.o Intermediate program - Thursday and Friday-mghts, May 11 and 12 th. Admission dOc j There wall be several . beautiful T plays and dances. The_ teachers 1 Mesdames N. Singleton, B. S. Hen I ry. H. M. Young, Misses Burch j D. C. Bates and G. Matthews. Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. Ueasoner, Pastor We were delighted to greet in t S. S. a new member, Miss Helen Sehumnert: visitors: Mrs. Beulat j Meyers and little Miss Emma 1 Me.veis. All received helpful les son .from the Jisevrsion ,f the I.ife of Paul. ' Th" pastoi's mer; ape to the 5 children was "Little Things". At ? 11:30 his theme was "Some Les sons from Springtime". Text Sol. 2:11-12 which was very prac' tic-ally and beautifully outlined. i All the5 members of the* League took an active part in the discuss. 1 ions at 5:00 o'clock. i * j Correction Mrs. Lillie Gladden, who received the third prize in tht> Calendar 1 Wedding reported $26.J0 instead ' of $25.00, and the check came from her brother Mr. James Wallace in' stead erf Mr. John Andrews. ?? ill last week. Delighted to find her with smiles Sunday morning Trust she will soon be back to normalcy. l mt upthfl r: a hm SCHOOL NEWS r ' The Mt. Bethel Garmany school district has had a very successful iron,- Vmv its time tn eloso out. Friday night, May 5th Miss B. Washington and the Primary grade presented an operetta entitled "The Children of Old Mor ther Goose". This was quite a success. Sunday afternoon May 7th at 3:00 the annual sermon was . preached by Rev. L. G. Bowman, pastor of Miller Chapel A. M. E. church. He was accompanied by J Prof U.?S. Gnllanvanv who?gave an interesting message. Mesdames Bowman and Alexander and Miss Mattie Bowman of Columbia and quite a few visitors attended. Mrs. Lizzie JRich, Mrs. B. Ramage and Miss E. Reese. Also Mr. - Samuel Hammond?of?Bntesburg and Ridge Spring. The above ^ named were the guests of Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Rutherford ' attended the sermon also. 1 Monday night, May 8 Miss Arv (lrena Rutherford presented an operetta entitled "The Maid and tie Golden iSlipper". This play was enjoyed hy all. ~ , Wednesday night, May 10 Miss Veina Rutherford presented a piny "Why th(. . Garden Guarelled' which was a success. - ?Thursday night Mr. W. Wat.son 3 principal, presented "One Minute 1 til Twelve". \fi II <v rinlliYin.1 was the euest J speaker. Mr*. Hendrix, the county "I Supt. and Mr. B. B. Lftitzsey, trup1 tee were present. BtSlh gave some - timelyfend interesting remarks. RIDGE SPRING NEWS Sunday found teachers and pu pifs at their -post of du*y, the as' : sistant Supt. in charge. ? The Sunday school is sponsoring -??Mother's Day program,?-But" tons, to honor Mother are o r B sale. Mrs. Katie B. Watson i s a chairman of the committee. V. Q Hammond and Miss Annie Ruti r are her helpers. 1 The church and Sunday school are proud to have M>? Annie R [E PALMETTO LEADER Knows Business t ? ts. blai rurs 1 Professor of Finance and Account ^ I ing, Atlanta University. Atlanta. * Gh., who is also a practical business expert, being senior partner 1 in the firm of Blayton and Adair, 1 Certified Public Accountants, pres ^ ident of the Atlanta Negro Cham- ( ber of Commerce, and executive ^ vice-president of the Citizens ^ Trust Company of Atlanta. Mr. ~ Blayton has also held for the past 1 " seven years the post of G!rand " Keeper rrC FrrrarrccR of ~the Omega 7 Psi Phi Fraternity. Recently he lectured at Howard University, J Washington, D. C., on Negro bus ( - -moon.-?^ ( Williams as pianist. Mr. and Mrs. iRobt, Quattfe- j baum were overjoyed to have , their son B. J. Quattlebaum at ] home from Hempstead, N. Y. Mr. Lorenzo Brooks motored ( down from Hempstead, N. Y. for his sons, mother-in-law, MVs. Min nie Belle Green, sister-in-law, . Margie Greene. They will remain ^ in N. Y. for the summer. Miss T. Spigner one of Kdge- j field Co. Tr. School teachers, of , Johnston spent the week cful with < Mr. mid Mrs. W. W. Hammond. Frederick Hammond was at home for the week end from Voorhees Jr. College. The entire community was sad- ^ dened over-the death of Mr. Philip Peterson. The family have our deepest sympathy. Although he , has" been sick a long time, h i s death came as a shock. Mr. T. F. IfammoiwF attended li I the .Jeanes meeting in Orangeburg , last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Gardner have gone to their home hi Allen- ( dale to spend a few days with their parents. Mr. Alex PaJmore was?seen in tmvn Sunday. ? See Ilobt. Hammond for The Leader,, and give him your sub- ( scription, he has entered the con- 1 test. j ?S+H4JTH -A.M.Br-('11I'HC'll ] Rev. R.J. Jefferson, Pastor j Klloree?Sunday was commun- \ I r? . 1 * ron aunuay ana communion was j > "administered to a large number ' of communicants. The pastor preached a* very impressive serfrom the text St. Matt. 3:17; 4:11 Choosing as, his subject "Thb Voice -of God and?Administering Angels." One person came forward and connected herself with the church. Mr. Harvey Haigler worshipped with us in our morning services. Mr. Haigler is assistant to our County Agent MY. George Dan-irlsr He was tho~guost v? Mtss Leona Johnson one of our teachers. Reports for our Spring Rally are still coining in. The total will be given wluui they are all in. Mrs. Mary Ix>u Anderson, o f Summerton visiting her parents "Mr. and Mis. Br Williams:? CARLISLE NEWS Rev. Cook is having his drive this week for his Educational mo- j ney at Mt. Eden AM1? church. ( Rev. Mclvory preached a . soul stirring sermon Sunday night. Rev. J. M. Dawkins closed hi> church Santuc. -The meeting was good from start to finish. Amount raised during the drive $150.00. i .James Chapel pastor and mem bers worshipped with Rev. J. M 1 Dawkins and members Sunday at ; Thomas Chapel. 1 Miss Ellen English and other; are in Greenville taking training. ' -? We had a great-meeting at St. -1 Luke Sunday. Two sermons were ' preached by the pastor and Rev. ! - E. Tt ItefMlerwon. Many souls weie1 i revived. i The quartet of Clinton College . Rock Hill will sing at Williams i Chapel AME Zion church, Carlisle Friday night, M&y 12, 8:30 I o'clock. The^ gye great singers. . Come and enjoy the evening. UNION NEWS The Rev. G. B. Browning, the jlind minister, sponsored a program at the court house Sunday ifternoon. The quartet known as ;he Heavenly Gospel Singers en;ertained quite an appreciative au lience. Prof. Muck Dawkins, principal ?f the^Brevard Hrgh School, Bre'ara, N. C.( closed a successful ichool year and is now at home or the summer. The many friends of Mr. Rothei Thomas will be sad to hear-of his leath. He was. ill only a few lays. The funeral services were' jeld at Clinton Chapel A. M. E. iion church Friday afternoon in he presence of a large audience >f sorrowing friends. The services were in charge of his pas;or. Rev. C. C. .Coleman. Mr. James McLurkin/ a very >royressivo favmo- ?i? ? ......VI UI lilt; I'UUIIiy mited the county agent's office )n business. Mr. Williams, the :ounty agent considers Mr. McLurkin one of the mosst successful 'armers of the county. The many friendsT'of Mr. Major JefFries of Blacksburg- and Gaffley wore sorry to team of h i s leath. The members of Corinth Bapis! church are celebrating T h e :enth anniversary of the pastor, Rev. J. A. balen. Kev. Baten i s loing a fine work at this church. Dr. Kelly of North Carolina and Vliss Margie Kelly of Chester ,vere rn Union Sunday. Vlrs. Candace Nicholas and Miss Russell Nicholas are visiting in Spartanburg this week. Mrs. Julia Freeman Owens had is her guests Sunday, her husaand, Mr; Owens and Friends of Lowry, S. C. Miss Mattie Fuller and Mr Robert Miller of Laurens were th< juests of Miss ^Ruth Freeman or Sunday. Mrs. Dorothy Evans has return id home after teaching for a iionth at Fairfax. The Ladies Auxfliary of the Community Hospital met Thurslay evening, May 4. We are still rroud to say this organization is still progressing. They extend a iordial invitation to everv nnp tn ittend a Hospital Day program, May 12 at St. Luke church. They isk that all members be present it this program, also at the next neetrng which will be held June he 1st. ?STATEBUKG NEWS Ttev. J. Hamilton conducted the ipening service for the S. S. at A'ayman A ME church. Prof. Burell Johnson, the Supt., taught the ulult class: Mrs. H. JD. Taylor autrht the intermediatorc4assr and Mrs. Murry taught the primaries. Rev. Dixon, a student at Allen ind son of Wayman worshipped vith us. The pastor preached the iermon, taking his text in the 19 hapter of St. I,ukc, a patt of the~ ;sih verse. "Uccupy till I come." Iermon was veiy instructive and piritual. Opportunity was offered o those who would join the church )ne person joined. 130 persons ommuned and the offerings?for-, he day was splendid. A great raly is pitched for the next ten veeks. Some of the members ac- j ompanied the pastor to Mt. Olive Sunday afternoon ito be present1 vith Rev. Fordham and the loval numbers of Mt. Love. Rev. Logan J ireached a stirring sermon there o the congregation most o f vhiclr were young people? His ext was from the Song of Solonon, 1 chapter, 2nd verse: "Let Aim kiss me with the kisses of lis mouth." Most of the schools n this' section have closed and all lad splendid commencements. Wayman has three members in die hospital at Sumter. Let us aray for them. - Mrs. Lou' Johnson has been~~fi~paomtecT reporter for The Palmetto Leader and it is hoped that the members of Wayman will assist ier getting subscribers and taking sales copies each week. The month begins auspiciously and the spirit af the membership is taking on marked improvement. BATESBURG NEWS Prof. C. B. Byrd whose school recently closed attended Sunday schnnl fit St .Tomoo Pltv Sunday and he made a great discussion on the lesson and said that he was always happy to t>e fit home. Mrs. attimore and members of the S. B. club still meet Wednes ilay evening at 4:30. Every one is welcome to come and take a part or bear the discussions o f different thoughts and ideas. On theiy last meeting they elected officers as follows: Miss Susie Barr president; Misa Iola Harmon, vice president; Miss Elizabeth Hofyt. secretary; Miss Arleen Staley. treasurer and Miss Sylvia L. West critic. mm* ? - ST. STEPHEN A.M.EL CHURCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor. Wilmington, N. C.?The past Sabbath day was a great day ot achievements in things both spurt ual and temporal. The weathei conditions were most favorable in j this seashore city and the responses to the calls to worship were j wonderful. The Sunday school is j still on the upward climb. Prepa- j rations move forward for Children's day. The Holy Eucharist was observed befittingly. From the subject: "The Victorious Death of Christ," our pastor delivered a most interesting and soulstirring sermon. Six young men and women were added to <the church. The spiritual tide reached new high levels. Music furnished i j .by the choir' was exceptionally | beautiful and annronriate. The I Holy Communion was administwr- p ed to large numbers throughout jr the day?at both morning and ev-1 ening service. Last rites were con ducted for Mrs. Hannah McClam- N -my at three o'clock. A capacity F crowd shared in this service. ' "Keeping the Vow" was the sub jeet of the discourse for the even-, 1 ing. delivered by om- pastor?A. %v gain a large congregation heard a the message gladly. In. attendance' *. upon rll of these services there ^ were many visitors and warm wel-j _ coiiu wa sextended to them by pastor and jyturch. ; j E Youths' Fellowship Day has P Sunday. Dr. S. J5. Morris?hs?our t guest speaker throughou(t the day Our pastor leaves on Wednesday ? for Cnarlotte, N. <C., to attepd the C Federal Council of -Negro churches \\ 4n?America. Many ' nationally ^ known speakers of all denomina-i tions are programmed for this oc-(~ casion. j tl CHERAW NEWS | Mrs. M. B. Robinson of Church s St., entertained a few friends at a her home Monday evening honor- il ing her nephew and his wife, Mr. o and Mrs. J. L. Tyson of Sumter.'p Mrs. Lula .God Cry entertained p the Young Women's Club at hei 1 s home Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. E. Davis of Farrell, Pa. I delivered a very soul stirring ser- ? mon at Pee-Dee Baptist church on Slindav mnvnirn- n-,.:- i_ I Abe*. ib via i iting his family fox* a few days. Rev. and Mrs. Cox, of Bennetts-' ville visited his daughter, Mrs. C. s C. Duckett of Kershaw St. last 0 -week.' ** ' Mrs. Witonia MeCoiy is numbei'ed among the sick at this writing , ' We hope that she will very soon ( ? recover. Mesdames Daisy Bass * Julia Stredter are improving. I " Mr. C. C. Cole opened an ice ? cream parlor at 324 Second St Mr. Cole is a very prosperous! young business man of our city 1 as well as a teacher m the county 1 Your patronage will be very highly appreciated by MY. Cole, and j you will receive polite services. 1 ti The N. C. Mutual Thrift Clubj a base ball teams of Cheraw and' t Bennettsville played at Bennetts- p ville last Friday. Cheraw won. Several little girls and boys of jj the city enjoyed themselves a t ^ the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Pickens Friday afternoon.* Mr. c I and Mrs. Pickens celebrated their a i li'ttlo grand daughter, Johnsie Ad p, die Smith's birthday with t>'Pni'ty.? I Mr. Josh Zimmerman and Miss- p es Alice Zirrynertnan and Mamie p, Mouzon of Bennettsville were the g Sunday evening guests of Miss t| D. O. McDaniels. i Prof, ftpd Mrs .Tnhn Hiynn ef-j? Society Hill Were in tho city for j-, a short while Monday afternoon,1 a at which time, they spent a few j.minutes at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Luther iDeas and Mrs. A.JVU r; Wilson. ?k p The annual exhibit of Robert Smalls school was on display in the building next door to the Car-j olina Light and Power Co. on 2nd* ^ St., Friday and Saturday after-1 *~ noons. The faculty readily cooper-) I ? - ??U.OVO O^XJTT. "He'll ?et worse than pinched Jimmy w .1 s sent to the store for * ^ - ? r 1 1 rn'^fc rffflfr-L - ' Saturday, May 13, 1939 Honors Sailors > vSHRHEni V'jflH JAY CLIFFOR/D resident of the Booker T. WashiKton Tours, 23G W. 135th Street few York City, low-cost tours- t;o ic*w noi'K during me worm's air, who greeted the opening of le Fair last Sunday. During the rst week in May a committee hich Mr. Clifford headed staged ^ monster reception for colored ailors of the Attn'rTtTc Fleet a t le Renaissance Casino. Judge ames S. Watsun,- Judge Charles !. Toney, Magistrate Myles A. nige, Dv. H. Binga-.Dismond, AsL'lnblyman Win. T. Andrews, Miss Ithel Waters, Cab Calloway, H.L. truce, political leader, Henry K. raft, Y official and other notables ere members of the committee a entertain the colored sailors. ted with the principal to make tie occasion a syceess, and each lass was very creditably repreented. Many friends of both races witnessed the exhibit and expresions of praise and encouragelent came from the delighted vis:ors. Tho students with the aid f the faculty are 'making rapid rogress in all lines that will proare them for future living and ervive. IK AVER DAM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. A. D. Duncan, Pastor T he S. S. is doing: nicely. A large number enjoyed themelves at the supper at the home f Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gar ott last Thursday night. Rev. S. G. Grey, Clarence Downs onas, Farmer motored to Laur? ns Sunday afternoon to attend he Women's Home Aid society lev. Gray preached a soul stirring ermon from the theme f'Your Jame". Those on the sick list. >Irs. lrene Garrett,. Mr. Bjown, Irs. ('arrie Dogan. We wish for hem a speedy recovery. Rev. J. H. Williams, Dea. Julus Young attended Christian [ope Baptist church, Ware Shoals nd Rev. Williams preached frcrm h0 theme: How Long Halt Ye letwee'n Two Opinions. Rev. Mrs. L. R. Irby attended tie service at Moore Chapel Bapist church, Sunday at Moore, S.C. The Board of the Beaver Dam hureh met on last Thursday nite nd was enjoyed hy a large numer 1 ? Washington ""Lrvdge 4207, Grand fnited Order of Odd Fellows will old their Thanksgiving service on *? unday 14th. The public is corially invited. Rev. S. G. Gray ill deliver the sermon. uur l.'nion rrayor mooting -la eld every Wednesday night. You re invited to be with us. Mrs, lorence Irby, president. Thn nrocram rendered at Pint h>ove Sunday night was enjoyed V all- > Much success to The Palmetto ^ader. ' . ;ubscribe for the "leader" aO.%fc.tAt a P* J.' O ight Sayings Ct ? ; I I, the cop's his pop and ^ a sack of Adluh Flour. & >OOfrCK>+?OOOOQOOOe 00009 j[ ) # - ' . *-%< , Y* " - ? V ' " ,4.