The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 17, 1939, Page Page 4, Image 4

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.1 1 ?w Page V ^ 7j| ' AJfOTBt?Yimr question will b? vh?n jm htUude a clipping of 1 btrtidmt* tnA correct addreaa to : Mod atfly S5c and oi READING cohering jear btrt oal/ming throe Question*. Rxr -? THE PALM 1310 ASSEMBLY STREET ?tV' W'.-K. -I bought u nice- piec 'of property and had just abou started building when she jumpci up and left. Should 1 go.ahead urn ?build ami-wish for h??r return? Ans: No . . .give up the idea fo the time being. (Jonceneration re - teals that this young lady vvjll no t.e tile madam of vour new home t< be . . .vou two were not mated ver; well, so don't- try to find her. / eery chainmiy; voting lady will en r life b'ti-emi this year wh. will make you exceedingly happy ^ Bui Id to.-end?her' ideas, ? 1'. 1 . -1 >id my i rieiul iTo rm things thiit she was accused of do ing1 am tTT a prediciment arn don't khow which way to turn nm J*. .1 fear that 1 will make thc.wronj step. .May 1 write privately? Ans: hvidciico might point a gainst your l'.-iend, but she isn' guilty. This you probably havi found out. She is jtist as sweet am innocent as you have pictured hoi to he. \es, write to me. if you like bend a quarter for my Astrology Reading. Inelude your full name birthdale. eoi re.ct address ant three questions which I wrll givt you my free'opinions of same. J*- l'--/Oues this person whom tnink 1 am desperately in love wit! love me -enough to com., back' ?Vhy did he break away? Ans; He felt that he h;td t< make :r er. itytts it.. . rrrr . . - . .m vvillll IlOV 111U! ry V"ii without money enough tt live on ajid Tie knew if lie remain M VSKHAI.I. (JAMF.S DKPKM) ON ink KSTS Jane 10, !'.? >; _. .-Jsuutli Carolina': ?i T<>Tes( conti li/ute toward the ffi'ea national pastime of baseball ad vises the State Forest Service. Ili. k.'t v ainl ash are made inti tiaset).vll hats in a South ('arolii)j factory at (Irewivillc and; thest woods* aii produced in the. finest' and woi Jhuids of t}?< state. Oni often hears, of .a ball player'! ~W t 1 " ill.ee" Utrt t+Tl ? wood ~,,f~ t7u~ willow .tree is i neb if*e\e; ij<c-'I for hall hats. HoweVei it i< a>ed foe erieket bats and pro bably after the drame of bttsebal was iovetited the same term \va: ?i ? ?I ' > desiccate a baseball ba I'eiiai dle-s of tile speeies of wooi used ir. inakititr it. la addition to the 'wood in th( l<t(s, forest products in the font of tannic acid extrac's front tin fast disappearing. chestnut trec.oi from the oaks and the hemlock an used ill UH^_Jduumt$T~TTTu tile leatHel players. Tall, straight, pressure* fHusiitfil pine poles aiv used t* s 1.1 ipo 11 tin lb an i__b^iu_s?tku"- n i1.' h __ ?so rd?tfli?stV!a M Stj~p; Jos ar< ised lot backsb.ji suooo'ts l'J.owl rs ;tiiii ; riiri.l -tiijit 1 att> made o pint an" t*y press while fences art made nt' the Yanie materials. Nat '"iirally if knotty boards art- n-n-i ?? i!i IItf jfin-fs tin- 'knot holes art iilt a! plate- for sued] boys_tp. viett ? tk ? .T:iTn" witTioIo" payiny. Thi' -cui c hoard also mme: from the- fnrcit,. .and the advertise in-/ .sterns su rin unTttiTtf the <?utfit-I.is an- of wtfoil a< well as tht "press box" perched hipdi on tht roof of the jrrund stand directly it rear of the home plate. Kvon tlie score cards and pro grains are made li >nt the fibre: sftnirt d lYp.in the pines and hard woods of South. Carolina's forests The ink on the senore cards con tains re-i?!. the paint ron the si^ns was pn'iVnt! !y thinned with turnen ' inc?rrnd rfie snap used to keej the playi : s i loiiiinj; dean also cor tai'r. - iosiir- all products from oui South pine trees,. " A ba-eball fan or player rare' . Iv ) ?*.!-;? t's the sport to our wood 'ipM but in reality it woultd bt tiffiei.it lb conduct a >'uaH yanic^Jn. xpeu'-r.fly, comfortably and easi !y wi'hoot the products of oui f? ?i'e ' - re'.'iirdless of. wlietlier i' 's a ami ;ot yat?U; or a profession il jii't formaace." Vh u k v iTuT n ii \\ s Si ..lamux \. M. hnrrh Ucv. I]. I". Johnson, I'astor On Monday night, June "?th. r hoO !' 111< 111J?? rs an friends maivl ' I in the parsonage singing ?"Ri-mgim* 4T1 -4he Sheavr s". Aft-ei the sing ing hushed, the pastoi and family wr-iy. very pleasantly siii pi iscil io find the diniutr roon: changed?14+4-4-1?a?|>*int y. Kv cry thing that one couid 'think of tr fill the pantry shrives were |'<.i n< among the packages. Mjvit hers David Chalmers am Arthur Turner assured the pasto that this token was just a beginning". Rev. and "Mrs. Johns'.n thanked the good people for their kindness and assured them that they fell no fear while Moving such Christ like people. The following were among the ?. c___; " B i analyzed free In this column only hi* column and sign your full name. tt, jroiur letter. For a "Private Reply"... , lvelope for my latest ASTROLOGY hdate; also a fret letter of advice >laln ^our problems clearly and con[thin the scope of logical reasoning. ' (w; ETTO LEADER " COLUMBIA, S. c- d! i>*ed near you that he would do so. .. t Keep your trust in him, but I (lo ? illnot think he svill return when he d promised he would. ' j ^ r-. P. S. -is my. o^ly, son guilty of." i u'h;it this eirl tells me about? ! u i Ans:'Emphatically yes, and how ? ' Wt'" you know it to he~"the truth. rj T Don't influence ajrainst her, as you ^ ^ would rejfret it la-Let* on in life. |, J -T A H a constant ''oa-^ . dor of your section ol' the^.p:lpcr, ^ 1 wish to know if I will prosper in ^ the Ministi yWork? What is there ahead For ihe? j | w 7 Aiis. 'A vei \ sure est I'.d c.'d'Cnv-as a Minister is before you. . .study j( j and- yoiUijtdll ,?tm*ly make a- name ^(| I for yourself. A very important r feature ahead for you is a IIAP * 1'V MAKKIAC K . . .elioose voiir| M - mate carefully. ' hit 1 J. M. -Tell' niv what to do risrht P j awaj- as I am desperate and doj not know which way to turn. I N* 1 must have help immediately. as Ans: Apply at the welfare for lit ' temporary relief. . .and in the) meantime <ret tiiit and search dili-.tu ' ijently ft>r wt>rk. Y >u 'will he able fr - to make a successful eonUict in a! in few weeks if yijni continue to try th 'as hart! as I think you are doing. ' 1- P. Will the people I work foi . 1 ,?ay me while' they are gone. on their vaeatitm so I will have the job when they ret back? 1 ^ Ans: \Ttt full -pay . . .the thine (i. i . iii|'uv<>u l<? UM Oilll Jf>!' S TO llO > .in til they return. You can irct - /our joh' hu.k when, they return, p .contributors; -Mr. ami Mrs. S. II V 1 Adams, Mrs. Kinma Hurton, Mr. 'and Mrs. William aCrlinirton, Mi ^ -* and Mrs. Willjnfn Oai linmon, Mi j ' t Cynthia Jones. Mr. James Shivos - Mii. and Mi s. John White, Mrs , Anjrelino Hall. Mrs. Martha M/-J ) Intosh". Mr. ijml Mrs. Otto Doujr- t|) i lass. Mrs. Josephine Robinson. Mi j-,. a lid Mrs. Arthur Turner. Miss T,il: s liun I.ewis, Mrs. Saphronia Kd j> > war.!-, Mr. and Mis. Thomas 5 Wilson, Mis. Nellie Hammond. 'c*r ' Mr- tone Matrr-T.i;. Mrs. Rut' f Finley ami daughter, Mrs. Janie i' Redd. Mrs. (iei.riria A.,Cray. Mi p, and Mrs. l.arkin I .at iir.ev. Ma -. |5 1 Mary \? Rope. Mrs. K-telle Whiter < M is. K. II. Jacks..li. Mrs. Mary VV( t Anne Cains, Mr. and Mrs. ('. J. yj 1 Hearst, ill's. Nannie Jenkins, Mrs J KastiV Matthews, Mrs. HI la Mi'* ai C * I i nt in, Mrs. Hula Tin man, Mr. ? and Mrs. Hllis Fuller. Mrs. Mar- (1, 1 tba Carv, Mrs. Hliza 'Pennant \] Mis. I.eila MeCoy.. Mr. and Mr-\| ,t It. I*. .1-hnsoii. Mr. and Mrs. llieh- V( ; in.) i.... ?? (Mrs.) Marian Iraki- Johnson *_t ?. 1 ? - reporter. iMr. William ]WUhi>n-yl>< nt a t Work, w ith __nai outs^-aml other rel- . - ativi > on li'-i'.iivj- Mehan/y Medical .i. 1 College. Ho loft fni Now \*? i k j(( f( .I.">lh for hi> vacation. His ' - many frirtuls wish him a pleasant ' summer. fl 1H I '!!< - "I .\. ('. also Dt\. f.. 'pi Holiowav from Uajeigh. N\ C. a? ' I spent week-end with Miss (lor t-h trade Wilson and parents en route to Atlanta. Cla., to attend A. t'. fo. the summer session. - sli 1 Miss Gertrude Wilson also left sn Sunday for Atlanta university -.where sl.1,. will Begin work on her ,.,s 1 Master's degree in Kducation? uI Mr. Kugone T.. Holmes spent-th" a{ 'week-end with Mrs. Holmes and xv * parents. ' vt Mrs. Ruth Rartffn left for hot vv !:Oine N. Y. She hail hoen visit- Sj ing in the eity for four weeks with , relatives and friends." w l.\M ORI) STATION NEW* 15eav?r Dam Baptist Church ]j j d"*- is..growing. Rev. !S. .jj, ! (i. rir-y attended his 1-2 Sunday j, I ehurcli at' Waterloo. He preach- ,,, '( (I soul stirring sermon. j] I The Children's Day program Si t ciHicft ii Sunday ni^ftt was fine I ' ~i Services at Cedar Grove \va|J ^ j grand Sunday. Rev. Rive preach*! ted-a soul stirring sermon. 'tUi f'eiiar < J rove Busy Bee eluh met to at tlwr home of I>eao?n Julius ?|; Young was enjoyed hy everyone. ,, Those on sick list are Mrs. aj I Trene Garrett, Mr. Aaron Mont- f, ginnery. Mrs. Carrie I>ogan, Mr. m Chailie Jones. We hope for them a speedy recovery. Miss I. Irhy visited -Miss Pnu1 line Orey Sunday afternoim. Miss |.oi'j? Jones from Winston- tc Salem. N*. (\, is visiting her moth- u . er'Mih l.ula Tones. K Mr. (1. .Mas,si y S"?v4ay?-H eoiog gm'-t -of Miss ! '. Johnson. S The Baden family extends sin ]< c< re thanks to their many friends for kindness shown at the death ti ' of Mis. Florence Paden. May God hi hlass everyone of you. Mr. and Mrs. Johnell Massey n - visited?Populai Springs A. M. E. di I church Sunday. 1 Miss Rosalce Stepson of Lanford ' v staticii has updci enrte an opera. tion at the hospital in Spartan- vi borg. Tier many friends wish rl her a speedy recovery. * B - THE it. olive a. m. e. church Rev. J. N. McClintic, Pastor as a beautiful day for all church )crs. S. S. opened at the usual >ur with assistant \Sujyt., in arge with teachers at theii a ops. At If:'10 a.m. the funeral serceS for .Mr. G. W. Cooper and s daughter Kudell, who passed to e great beyond a few months ;o were preached by the pastor.' The A. C. E. League was omitd due to the illness of the Present, Rev. A. I,. Pryer. His many iends are hoping he will be well id out again soon. 7:30 P.M. The prayer service us ..spiritually conducted by Mvs , aiid"Mrs. Maggie Cocrper of this entry Holmes of Lexington, N ty.' Mrs. Holmes gave a won ?rful lecture on How to Live as hristians. Everyone enjoyed it. e are very glad to hav> slsternlmix wVir> nlwnvs hrine trood 1 vIt is hfr daily delight to ach God's word to e\oryt/ne. fay II e la i d bless her ami keep r. At 8:.?,0 p.iv. tlio Rev. T. H. umingway preached a soul stir ng woi Diiin? Uu> subject:?1?ill Go. Throe young men: i'V. George \V. Williams and Prof usmi'?Willinno from Durham. ^ . C\, ji/iHeTt, at this service. A ong the v'sitots at M t. Olive ere Mrs, Hannah Charlton, Sail Oavis and Mrs. Durarit of Ma- " on; Mrs. Mattip Long of George AVTT71 :? ? We are very glad to see Rev. L. Graham nut ;ir;im aflrr an ill-.. ss of a tew weeks. Mr. George Sumpter left fot ittsburg; Pa., Ui live. Mr. Kd. Roper from Charlotte, . C. is here, to spend the summer the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil? King. Mrs. Edna llares Sumter has reined to the delight of her many iends after spending two weeks St. George, X. C., with her mo-, icr. ?> m a mm JOHNSTON NEWS Ret he) C. M. E. Church The Epworth I.eague met at oil p.m.. Sunday and rendered a underfill program, after which * ii inir * ?lb -wile ntniln Kv . i<>!\ Robert Bouknight. which as enjoyed hy all. We ar<> triad say that our League is doing eat work. We are looking f?n-ard to oHi 'eonvt-ntion. Our motto "A Round Report". Mr. .Ihn H. Davis left Saturday r New York City. Miss I.ue Ella Holloway sppnt e-week-end in Spartanburg with ietiils. Mrs. Fannie Peoples, ,'Missos A. -Peoples and Rhoda .Johnson of iketi .were guests of Mrs. A. M. [i.inn:?M.is.M'.s Jl.itti,.? Miles and " lssie Mohley on Sunday p.m. Messrs Walter Mason and (!en\ ice- of Aiken were, seen in town i Sunday p.nit ; Rev. and Mrs. E. M. (iilliam u e the P'tnier guests of Mr. and is. (leorge Jay on Sunday. The eafo on the eornei' of Bland id Addison street that was opined by John II. Davis is now opated under the management of r. Jinie'l- Forrest. He a ppi cries young patronage and will give m good eats at low prices. RINCI-'ELD B \PT. ( HI RCM IP v. \V. L. Wilson, Pastor l/auiviTs7~S. <". ' The pastor beg absent on Sunday morning" ~ are was no morning services, ;t a very unique Sunday school ogram was conducted. At p.m. Children's Day exii-.fi noii?held.- .A?v.-ry?hn>" ogram was rendered and the usic furnished by the junior oil whit'h trie pastor reyently or mixed was unusually good. At t> o'clock BYPU under the ipervisu.n of Mrs. Annie Jol.u->1? began. A.t'8 o'clock the evening servichegan. The prayor services ere conducted by I)ea. Puckett tor which the pastor came forth ith tlie message. Subject: "Adnturous Faith". The sernu ti as unusually impressive and the >irit was intensely high. Quite number of visitors Worshipped ith us. The pn.?tor with 'quite a- -number his. members"' were at flood ope Baptist church, of which ev. Wilson is also pastor, Supiv mornrmr. A large crowd-was resent and the services were ?od. The c.llectfoii at flood ope amounted to $58.00, and at ninglield $1 1,50. A hearty Welcome awaits you at lis church. A very beautiful parsonage is icier consrucion which we hope ' havp completed in the next few iys. We are making siH modern" mveniencos for (hi* pastor and s wife. Sc when in Laurens stop y ami see the progress being ade. SPARTAN'M Ut; NEWS Spartanburg might well he rniied a convention city. This eek the Woman's Home and (/reign Missionary convention ot ie Methodist church is meeting at ilver Hill. Mrs, Daisy It. Tay>r of Orangeburg is president In the next few weeks the Map st State convention will b,. held ere at Macedonia church. The Rev. L. M. Tobin of Caff ey <"as the guest minister Suut?y at ML Moriah Baptist church Sunday was a high day at Siler Hill Methodist church. The isl.i iet superintendent, preached a >ry inspiring sermon. At the ose of the service, the entire ' olden family oamc forward and PALMETTO LEADER cast thoir lot w?th the church along with orthers.Mr. and Mrs, C? E. Wilson, Mrs.. las and Mrs. A.. F. Perrin, all of Union visited Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Balden Sunday afternoon. They were happy to" have Union friends and it made them feel as if they were still in Union. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bolden left Sunday for Union where they will make their future home. Mr. Bob den having been transferred back there for service with the N. C , Mutual Life Insurance Co. Mrs. Davenport, Misses Harriet Hawkins and McKissick left Monday morning for Paine college where they ha /e been sent by the Southern Methodist for a month's instruction. - Mr. Chas. Griffin agent for the Lenard Tailoring company is mak ing Spartanburg his headquarters. - - . ? Mrs. Jessie Ile'mdon, the widow of the.late A. W. ilerndcm is. havintr nil.:h 'success with the business. This is the largest .candy manufactu.ing company operated by our group anywhere. Mrs HeiJidon is one of the race's best "business wTmen. Jerry Sartor the" loral agent for the Palmetto I,eader is having much sueeess in selling his papers, i All news I'm?the paper shuuld bu 1..P4. ri.. H/l 1/ \> I 1 11 I 'I . L \J I Iv I The Spartanburg district agency met'at 1 iiinii Friday ;ifterno'nn. _ The agents wove much- inspired hy the address of Mr, \V. A. C.)ui 1 jiam. Thrift Club supervisor. Otb WI-PT Mf.WS ?" Services were conducted in the three churches as usual. St. Mary Baptist church,' Mt. Zion Presbyterian church and Mt. Lebanon A. M. if-L church. .' ~ The Sunday schorl at Mt. Leban- , non was held at the usual hour with Mr.' 15. F. Jackson, Supt. and staff of teachers at their pos.t., . Morning worship was conducted by Rov. F. I.. Rouey the pastor. The Children's Ray program was had in the afternoon and night. , The same of which was very good" The Children's Ray program was conducted by Misses Edna Wharton and Annie B. Hawthorne. 1 Mrs. I . B. Smith after spending 1 two weeks with relatives in Rue West left Tuesday morning for Orangeburg to attend summer school. Mr. O. I.. Smith left on Wednes i day morning.', for- Columbia. S. C.. i to attend the Benedict-Allen sum- < mer school. Mrs. Julia P. Moragne and Miss Jennie A. Holmes ar(. attending summer school in Greenville, S.C. >-'< Mrs. F. !.. Bouey the wife of our pastor returned from her home ill Allendale, S. Inst Monday where she was called *t,r the. fuller !il oT her hTece, Miss I.ucrctia F'aige who died jn New Yorkl_ ("it v. Mrs. Franeis Brown formerly ot <'ovingt n, (ia.. who is a resilient :>f; our c ity now, had as her weck<*ii(l visitors, her son, daughter and son-inlaw, the Rev, and Mrs. ('. S. II. Hunter, J-r.. -of Macon. (Jeo'rgia. Tie Rev. Hunter Spent a very pleasant afternoon with Dr. Bou y at the parsonage Friday afternoon. The Huntei'-s were enter- . tamed jTT the home el' Mr. and Mrs \V. K. Vauss. They expressed themselves as having enjoyed their -tay immensely. ' TIi.ose on the sick list at this * Ac-uiLinf are Mr. Raul Saxon and 1 Miss (leorgTa Pruitt; I ?-m.*i ev c viavo II ^ ^ I .s i 1,1 lay .school was opFTTFTI FIT" tie usual hour <;f 11:00 A, M. Mr. | (-eorire Scott is the Supt. 1 Sunday, June 11, there was a ureal <1 y at the Mt. Zion Bapt. , Chureh which was known as the < New Knoree Convention where, se- ; veil churches participated. Three] | choirs were present.. Mt. Zion col -1 < It'ctoil $1.25 Hust River $lr80, and'' Junior. $1 31. j, The-following trills spoke: The'i Misses Lujrenia Sprayer, Bern ice'( Ih M>. Hattie T.ou Reeder and Frances Clark. The following prea , hers i.vrde talks: The Revs. E.'E. Cauhjen, M. C. Freeman and J. J. Vountr. . 11 _ At 7:30 P. M. the pastor- l>rot | u another soul stirrhi<r sermon and $1.50 was raised. I? v. M. C. Freeman, and . Mrs., i I : cx.ie Wert's- were the guests of ""its. Amanda Iloib. M ITTIt: \T 4 1 \ A IT id /-nnni n *i xi I 1 lv .'I i\ IV l/A ? in VI ItA LIV j , Seneca, S. C. - The Mattie Mae 1> vis Circle* No. 1 of Ebenezer j Baptist Church met at the home( of Mvs. Emma Tilly, Friday, June < '.i. 1939. The regular form of open-J in if service followed: Singing, "0 i V.i-iji Haste;" Scripture Reading, I "Th,. perfect youth," t>V Mrs. M;l I.. Huwthri no; Modita?jff>n and, Crnyer Period?For our consecrat ed Vouth of our churches, Mrs.'i Emma Tilly; Singing, "More A-Ji bout Jesus;" Topic, "God's purpose and our responsibilities fori Vouih," Mrs. It. S. Sharp and othoVs; Business and Records; Reports of Sick Committee showed Mr. Pickens, Mrs. Fannie Wilson, Mrs. Carrie Young and Mr. E. J. Ramsey to be ill. Special prayer-was administered, and the closing song and benediction culminated the meeting. ' We were highly entertained by the hostess. The Talent TTouir will meet at the home of Mrs. Mattie Greer, Oak St.. Juno 23, 1039. The Mattie Mae Davis Circle | will meet at the home of Mrs. B. S. Sharp, 305 Oak St., July 7, 1039. Mrs. Geneva Gaines, Loader.* CLINTON NEWS Friendship A. M. E. Church Rev.-11. W> Walker, 1'aslor^- - In keeping: with the celebration of Children's Day the pastor gave a blackboard illustration, theme used was "The Manners of Child-] ten". Ten points were discussed ' very clear as to what a child's manner should bo bused upon. During the morning service Rev Spucgeon?Bendy?who?1ms?been away for sometiniew orshjpped with us also Kev. Shelton.' Dr. Carter of Gastonia, N. and Mr. Robert Dendy were Sunday morning visitors, of course Mr. Dendy is a native of Clinton, lie is here on account of illness of his fath-" er, Mrr~.I. E. Y.Deiuly, both gnwC historical and church inspiring talks. Response was made by Mr. II. P. Crawford. At 11:00 o'clock the funeial ot Mr. Willis Simpson was held at Friendship church. A large eirela of relatives and friends attended the funeral then "t 1 o'clock the Children's Day program was earlied ?ut. It concluded at night with a colorful and very interesting operetta called "The Knchantcd?House". Tin1?anrtimpp wit1-' packed, everybody expressed them selves as having enjoyed the en Tlii- Slippers mutest runic to a conclusion alsh. There Were twen-' ty young Inys ami girls-competing. The highest ammii^ was by Air. 1 h.llelle (ianctt. Mi-, Nina Dently $5.both were given slrppFrs" on Monday morning. The total amount raised -was $Il.de which was very commendable for rnc-yduiig-Mk. ??: The members of th,? North Carolina Mutual Thrift club were given a picnic last Friday near the Yarborough's Mill. All had a jolly time as usual. - (Mr. J. T. \V. Minis is back t<> hi* post of duty for the summer session in Sterling "H i, Greenville, 'Misses Clotelle Harris. Klr/.abvth lieeder and I). M. KllisOn have left for Allen-Benedict summer school also Mjjss Bessye Gnldbn. Miss Superly Bealey left last Sunday for Tallahassee, Fla.. * wber(, 'she will attend summer school. Miss Dorothy-M. I.oma\"-a spier, did -church worker of Hebron Baptist church leaves ne?:t Sunday fur Tulsa, Oklahoma to attend the Bfiptist Statt. Congress. i The Busy Bee club.'of Hebron Baptist church met at the home <>l Mrs. Alex Kinnrd Sunday evening. Mrs. .Ma'ttie Young Kinard's niu'th?r. sisters and friends visited her an Sunday evening. All of Whit iV. i re. Mrs. L. B. Butler- and son A. Y Jr., . visited parents on Saturday evening. Misses Willie add Florence Boyd and Mrs. Berniee WashingT top of Laurens were in Clinton Sunday evening. :?; : I)r. L. W. Long and Mr. Maiioi HuiigJass stopped in ('iintenfor a short while Sunday night en" | ic/ut,, to I'nion. ^Miss Vivian Alexander is home from Spellman college, glad to he hack also Misses Ktla Lee Dendy Ruth Blakeley and Beatrice Djn<ey of'Coulter academy and Miss Maitha Adair cd' Belt is _acadui.uy. All are looking well. MT. CLARK ItAI'T. (Ill'R( ll Rev. C. I J. BHu k. I'a^t or Lake City. S. C. - Sunday was a /eautifiil cl.iV. IFnti/jug a! 1?:#t0. VJl the ehuieh members uciv nsk-i d to. attend ibis mowing. ,At. 11 :oo Rev. Black picscnttd -he l!ev. 11. .1. rtlli'1-..-i ii?of?Lynch? mvjr. ( . ('. who delivered tin* .Map-1 isiilal Sermon, usii:;: as his text,; 'Hi-iif TTi 111 rn.i i d lli^_ ;:\eat niessaee ami desires the roll rn of this noble, preacher ami lis wife to worship with lis. At :5:<>0 the Rev. llines, the bom, >red pastor of (lottil Hope Mapti'st Church of (Ireelyville, S. ('. brot t wonderful set man for the Men's Club of our church. Mis disc-on. centered arouncr this theme: Three ways to'build-up; 1st, to buihl a L'hurch; 2nd.the pastor .must be a crood frospel p'.eli.htJr; ami "Tel. the church must keep awake and alive. A ureast U'ospel feast was bestow-' I'd upon all. The attendance was fine and^ three of Rev. Mines eo . ivorkbVs r^iohifianied him. _The liiti'ht services bi t uiiiit?our. pastor before us to instil nnothei sermon for our spiritual welfare. Mis subject was, "Who, why ami how. water baptists," This was a doctrinal serinon. I The Quaitctte marioii R vns. S. C. will siny for us Monday liiffht Juno?M). Adinis ion.?Ifi rents?frrradults and 8 cents for children of 1.1 years and under. The public is invited. The Rev. NT. I lieker'son, ont. of aur great leaders in this .Christian i iciuworshippcd with r.s Sunday night. Oik- of our faithful menirei's, Mrs?: -Rtttri-a-Toney, "will.lea.vefor New Jersey to visit her sister. The amount raised for the day ivas $10.K8 cents. Thanhs to our members and friends. Visile is are always handed a standing invitation. A. W. Prince , Reporter. jUP I pmrph GEORGETOWN DISTRICT < CONFERENCE Drr-Tv T. Mites Presiding Elder j The District Conference of the Georgetown Distiict convened 'in Singleton A. M. E. Church- on the Santee Circuit, May 2.'1, 192'J, at-* noon with a well planned program j and a full attendance of ministers in the church and it's pi ogress,' -hut because of the epidemic of in- I fantile paialysis . fright and the mandate from the county physi- ' cian, the literary part of the program was omitted. After a briei hut inspiring address by the Presiding Elder in which he extolled , the ministers and the jieople for ' their support and especially their contribution for education, the educational, contingent, and the library money was collected total-' itig. above twenty-one hundred ($211)0) dollars. This is-the largest amount raised in the state and maybe in the sonnection. We challenge all other disti i.ts. Dr. Miles men are in accord with the program of the district. If you doubt ' this statement visit the district. J -Xh-u^ li-U.iv t?4o+s? HH-r-ertsrrt-?tTTrm-? ci.dly, numerically, and spiritually. Prof. Garrotte of connectional fame, was present and made one of his char;u tei istic spi.../-)<..^ Tr?: mot-the ho;u ty approval of the i audience. ? Dr. .1^ T.. Ihnhnw?of lit,.?King? strec District jaddrcssed the confer once. I >r. . lienhow p.asto'icd Bethel Church. in Georgetown once rind did groat work. His friends are alW.'IVs ' I' I d til Hi-Mill him ? Visitors t loin lolumliia and othor l la'eef? we,re present l>^rt the writer didn't net their names. The Georgetown district is safe' with Dr. Miles and with his progressive leadership African Methodism will continue 'to ?o forward in South 1 Carolina. South Carolina must not give up it's leadership. We have men the equal of any in the con- , neelion as is attested by those at the leading- churches in the state. " The District tea unit in the -sup-* portance of . Dr. Miles for the Bishopry; I. ATT A MAN'S J. ..Since hist writing death has a-I gain visited our community. Mr. I Bonnie Hot! ea son of Mr. Ladie Bet In n and Mrs. Addie Bethea of I.wtta. S. departed this life on " Thursday, June 1 and"was' buried Friday; June U-. He was a .member of the I'nited Holiness' church and his funeral was preached by Rev. M is. Sellers, the pastor. On Friday morning, Mrs; Honnil Moody, the wift? of brothel Frank Moody departed this life Hel l i.neral was preached Sunday 1 1 i 1, ..-4 1. " * - rum. III! ill o w I n?ll\ 111 \\ C'SIOfl I < : apct A. VI. I"j. church. Rev. N I K. Ik-Iain pa-tor otririuling. Ther,. is still a bit *,-fa-sickness j, in the . mnuin'rty. Mrs. Eliza- | both M- i ro hiis liri'ii confined to I il.o house foi* the last l'ew days. | We hope foe her .j speedy recovery. Mis. Etta Jackson is indispose d lint is improving. |.Mrs. Rosa Jane Kladger Keys spent Saturday night and Sunday with her mother. .Mrs. Jane Find ? yer of l.atta. Mr. ('. Free! Moo'dy is doing a -r-t+lo+uUd liusiuLrss.. Lu_tlie aildcrtak ing profession and with his Tte\\ honest Im is el vie to give a nice tr od looking ,iol? as anyone. The Missionary society of West.<n Chapel A. M. E. church is still progressing. The members are still 'ny I'o|- th" -o'l-'r?jn;>- the needy am! helping those who art> not able to care for theinsel\'es. The I'ulnit Aid board is still progressing. 'Is President Mrs.A.A. Helain is constantly planning to keep something before its members. Mr. and Mis. J T.n McNeil, Mrs. Ktta .lacks*.n, Mrs. Lilly Bethea, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Woodbury were the dinner guests of Mr. John Edwards Sunday, May 2X. Mr. and Mrs. Sain Duzituv Mr. Joe?Btd?; lock visit*'*! their parents here last week. Mrs. Anna David has brim.'' new life to the Missionary so?\cty of St. .fohn Baptist church. At \\ cston (Ihnruil P?vr M C! . . V ? . AVV.Y. *1. U. 1 ?i. j;i in?pi ca , heel?a very, inspiiinp' and thoughtful se.rmon from the subject: Tlve Two Keys. Commun ion was administered. At St. John, the pastor Kev. Washington also had very inspiring seivx-es. The Willing Workers tltih, St. John church gave a .very line?prnuTillll at Andrews Chapei "church Sunday night, June 1th Mrs." W. II. I.egctt is president There was a debate on who were the leaders of the world today, Christian men o.r Christian wo men. The speakers v-ere' Mrs. II......... O -.1 minr.v Dimui, Aits. Randolph isaumlers.__ Ht'v. Sam Mace _and_ _ Rev. J. McKinis., The writer would appreciate it <i T persons having news would send it early so that we can get it off in time. Read the "Leader*' if yc/u want the news, I fU c/xoufc \ , ^ ^ wmmmmmmm Saturday, June 17, .- - ? _ . . ; 8>?T^O^OOOOC^aX83CKKH PROFESSION A ; CARDS l DR. J. (1. STff \) "?F>ye. Far. Nope and Thr< - * Classes Fitted Accurate ' A> Office Hours: Telepl 11 :0() to 1:00 P. M. Res 0:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office Office: _ Resii 2080 Taylor St 1817 Pi I DR. A. I? JOHNS SURGEON Office: 1323 1-2 Assembly Phone 3406 Residence: 019 Oak Stre Phone 8740 REV, J. H. JOHNS NOTARY Pi cric"" Office: 2029 Marion Str. ;* deeds, mortgages, claims, e Call to See Him Oflice riuine 8107 ? DR. H, II. COOPI DENTIST Special Aitenfion Given to eases ol' the Gums Gold Crown ^nd Bridge W A Specialty OHice Phone 2429 Bee. V 2"> Washington St. Cora.. OHicc Hours: Tclephc 1J.A. MTU) 2 P. M. Bos. G P. M. to 8 l?. .M. Dr. W. D. Chappe ^ 4 Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Ch A Specialty Ollice: ~ Besidei 2115 Lady St.' 1301 Pii Columbia. S C Phone 7S11 All Classes of Dental Wt Dr. L. H. Hallnu DENTIST PAINLESS KXTHACTIO: Sundays by Appointmen Oflite. 23ti?t 1-2 tlorvals Columbia, S. C. * Office Hours: ' Telepl 8:30 A.M. to 7:(>t P.M. Otlic, Residence Dr. D. K. 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