The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 17, 1939, Page Page 6, Image 6
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Gospel Tornado
Speaking
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St. Louis. Mo. - (Tosrel Tornaif
speakinir from St. Louis, Mc
f Hello World, 1 am out out*? to Nov
{>. York. Will ..stop two days ii
; Detroit. Miofi. Wi'l tvaoh Nov
~jt^ York Tuesday. Will haw my can
I didatos le.idy next week. Will so
Joe Louis t'i-irht tin- US. So Ions
Will bo oti til air next week ove
i Station I'MLOC.
'cilKSTI-.lt VXKAURAIMLS .
Prof, and M k. Wal.koi
vvfth their two link- ebili'ion, ;u
in the city fh in Albany, tin., spoil.
ini>- awhile . wixh his -isteis. Mi?
Ella W. Wat sen a'ld Miss Rut
Walker. Columbia St.
Mrs., Nam y 'lb ire bad as ho
pucsts ^Sanday. her daujihte:
*Nin-S(. *I.i iLi Ibi-. o Sin>|oi n, win
with lie'-' ii1. Mr. I'. t'us Sim
pson and h-r f.io'-d. 11 of Cohan
k;., i !... a-.?. i,..... ' vi...
-gfotipK <?4' four courses. Mrs. Simp
son is < .; ? own Miss Yle.ila Rrin
and has. a- host' ..i" f: it nd> hero \vh
wish In i much vv 'v; in-.' matri
moniul journey.
Sirs. has lmci
iH for sc".> iai wt'i l.s at the Jipm
of Her dra-ji'o: Mrs. 1%tin ri.-Hai
din, Jeter St.; i.- iuvpn viiiy; air
hopes to :l>c ai'? and about sodn...
Mr. Cy-i! Sp at.-; is at h< mo at
ter teach ini* in Juekson lliyli. i:
Camden. S. for in past year.
Mis*?M;i.' ]?11;',I,?ss 11 ?Iws?W;
attending K.noxville Colletre. is a
home.
The Pit ilua u! Summer Schoo
in Rock II;!!. s. C. priiul Monda;
morning' with 'an t ur'nllmeti1'. o
103 and they still come.
Mr. ai.d Mrs. !i njnmtn F. Scot
of \y.ishinyton. Ik nrtored hef
and spent a few dnvs a-' . uest o
??Mr. and M. p. 1!. f.t ,.r. . .. Mi,
Scott was f.o merry Miss N?-tti>
Kelsey. who- donated t.u . I'riueipa
Fiidey. 'l'd.Uito l,i-?k? Yon the libra
ry. Mr. and M s. s. "tt w. high!;
pleased with tlv ;y\v > hoof huild
iiur and es].ie?. ially. the liVary.
Calvary llat.ti.-d .idvuh \va
.crowded Sunday af' e.n- < n for th
funeral servie -s' ..!! ' Mr. (.'ail Hue
hcnnn. Jr.. who dv..l In a Col'um
I i:t hospital wl'i. te he went a f-v
vvoofcs :it!n t'->r ' v : t : t. Ifi
imitlxT. M. - ^ -u j. N'.-N. n . !'. ;?
hanrn. I i- *t-r ? )' M>-. I\l!? a Kin:
and Mr. !- r. I':.. di- >
' several wms a / > -a: ! <';>!. till
his lit t!* I ; r. li. ! . <! . < . mil
sist?*r. . Mi M .i- id t>\ lln i
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grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Buchanan, Aiken St. Rev. Mj
-T. Coker, the pastor, preached the
sermon..A paper was read Ify Miss
Cleo Spann from the Sunday
School. I'rol'. Brocks Walker sang,
"/'Going Home," and Miss Salome'
' Spann sang, "Does Jesus Care?"
v, It was a very sad funeral. He
1, leaves - many relatives and the
vt whole t mil ?d' friends,, both?black
\ and white. Carl was a mechanic
u and worked darly at his trade until
' health failed, lie was quiet, .manly
r and devoted to Sunday School and
(church. A very handsome boy he
I was. a ji' IS years. Just in 'the
Mo.nu .of youth lie passed a way J
'leaving hi.- Id\\. ones and friends
' with tearful eyes and sad hearts I
* Ilis father. Mr. Carl Sr.. and wife,
hu Aunt. Miss I.iV.zie Fuchayan,1
ail I'reni Washington, and his(
1 grandmother, Mtjt<. MirV. Robert. I
Nelson. Sr." from Miami were here'
1 fop he funeral services. Under1
t ke? Chat lie Denton was . in eare'
' of the hody. Interment wt< in the
Mr. Andrew' Johnson who was
stl ivkell stlddt'DiV . with ' paralysis
a few weeks ago, died nt his home!
on Asljford St.. Sunday* morning. I
' ilis wife. Mts. Katie Pratt" and
'step daughter Miss Chanie, Pratt.,
" | ll1". e?rtrrt?aiHHHi'HTd?The?flUUd'al ]
arran. emont pending the arrival
_ of other relatives.
?yj-fs >?-Turret?iron MISHIT; _il7im2lit v1"
1 cf .Mis. \Y. .1. IJobinsojn^prColum
bin, was Mr. .Johnic Walker'.; uucst
Sunday. ' '
( YKDS OF THANKS
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j ( <>l.ti v'J u>. S. I'. - We. the family.
I wish to thank the; members ami
k fih-mls fni tin' kindness shown lis
I ?lt;?ijr the illness ami death of ho
I who' ttv love so very dearly. Rev.
t A. (.'handler. For almost a year,
i. ..he has not been fthle to perform
t the duty that lie had followed for
s?over a h ll'-ren'nry. as a minister,
i We a t av. however, that you did
i] not for yet us. We saw and heard
- from yi.ui many times when' we
i least ?eXpeetcd.
The duse of his car er came
'.ll'Ule <!th ' at tlnwe oVloel:' A. M.
VW bow our- h*tols~trr Ho that does
i all thiii.s well, Funeral services
. ucio F.iiday, dune. !?th. two thirty
"clock IV M. We wailf. you to
i kr.ow tint we appreciated the.
flow-eiV. expressions. ^uiys End
.. .lie mess-Yves which meant so ni't'vh
; to a- in a tiiin- like that,
i W e . . hall- never ' fo'rjret. how
1 beautifully i yervjhiny uuu carried
I or;. Wo wint. you to know that
i' we thank \'"U fur >o doi-ny.
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W's (.rroatesFThrift Ev<
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CHIFFOl
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nniirh made. , nicol> 1inis!> Spec
I in walil.it. < ome in "upon
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MISS MARIE THOMPSON
Mi^s Marie Thompson, a life
long resident of Columbi i, departed
this life June 10, 1030,
She was a devoted Christian Woman,
bein>r a member of Sidney
Park C. M. K. Church for many
years.
Her life was beautiful and useTun
She was cheerful, unselfish and
loving: and kind.
She w?q employed fov many
years by the Mioses Shands, one
of tin' most prominent and best
i known families of this city.
I >She was high! y res per tod and'
loved by friend^ of both races.
I She was fufieralized from Sidnev
ParkVC\ M. K. Church ll.v the Rev.1
Colelovih at a o'clock Monday afternoon.
1 She leaves to mourn her loss
thieo neicos, one nephew and a
host of friends. She will be-greatly
i missed in the-chuft'h, in her com-'
munity. and also on he job.
Sleep on sister Maria
Sleep on. aiitf tal-je your rest,
I ?Wt loved thee we'll
j Ilut Jesus lov ed thee lest.
!.V.y. (1,1 RS M Ak l.Nt; R FI'ORTS
Moneys For Allen's Library
j Fund Co in i njf Tn
'?Several nf'the"A: I', clubs-of"
Allen University Library drive are |
now sending: in jrood reports of i
. *r . i a it. . A I
ini'ii . i 11v*i i> 1(1 iiii. irusii't's
in raising tic necessary funds to
erect a library on Allen's campus.
Tlie (lencral Alumni jissociation
has promised ^to underwhite the
cost of the building to the amount
of $10.0(10. The drive will continue
. over a pOriod of twelve
months. As soon as. we tret the.
correct data, we shall jiublish the
amounts given by each individual.
In this issue we are publishing the
totals from the clubs, according to J
standing: I
i larendon Chapter r?:?.$ "PLOP Columbia
Chapter nP.OOj
(ie<vrgetown Chapter " .'{.'1.01 j
Clinton Chapter , 10.00
SparUmluu'g Chapter la.r>0
Newberry Chapter 10. all
St. Matthews.ChapLer O.dil
Kteenvrlle Chapter fi.OO
Laurens Chapter 5.00
()lher eollecti<<ns .7a
Total ' ""S?2o(t.a(l
I. M. A. -Myers. _
Kxeeiftive Sec. i
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ALMETTO LEADER 1
A genuine IJfWn
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pure. Avoidf/^yll
subslitutes?!M
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WCiiLD'S FAIR
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARE
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IN COACfl^ ^
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RECLINING-SF. AT COACHES h
COOL, CLEAN, COMFORTABLE ?
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"SILVER METEOR"
1 Visit both the New York an?l San .
Francisco World's Fairs for $90 j
| round trip rail fare. ? in coaches.
i Hotel accommodations in N. Y. il
guaranteed ? Consult.
J. I.. Carter. L>1\\
I.'onifs No. 1 Arcade Bldg.
j 1 olomhia. S. "('.
Telephone .'IS21?9087
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A New "Hit" Series!
Lew AYRES
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"CALLING DR.
K1LDAKK" ;
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Now I'lay inn! j,
iintrsAi km i5 wv. < ni i;c m
TTev. \\'. Kavenol. I*;iI*? ?i*
I
Karly mornine' Prayer Mic'im*'
as conduct ".! I y l*i <>. I',-<>wn
id S. C'hatif'y. which c:- -sod n;jt
ith a i/.ood shout, ' .
Sunday School was ?>j?. yed ;)t its <
ntal hour l?y Supt. K, Ui.winai:.
splendid crowd attended. The
dmrd?lesson?wrrs?u uiidei I'tilly?rrrr?
owed l?y Kev. Tohin.
*!+ .Vt "M. the mrnrnrV:! " pw- oh
I liy ilev. Tohin in the a'-< ut of
cv. Ravcjvel who attcehd servi- s
at Ills Other chariro. Pity !'Vrut
ap';-t Church. lh\ Tohin-" u ..I I
= his fulijert "Work and It' Ways. '<
was a stuil lmi niuu iinm. i
I ha H. \ . i'. r~. xya^ ti ": 11 <_ !' ; I - y.
isly t/ii'vlit. M,- fj<?i>? r atti11 I n
et'tinir at Klu-ta-y.i'i- A. .M. !!. :U- >
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i'V. \Vii>p<'i fX'.u ih t:t -" !"? :i..
W as soul. stirrin'.r. - 1 :uvc.v-ii>!: <mv
made. We had a i'rai;-! !
)c whole dhy ainl the >i.* , it ? !',
W? I.okI was with a . 'i
A wonder audit nee was pro.-fft.t* I
both services. Vnii. a:i' va-'cu-MM1 t
> Jerusalem at all times
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fa Burn* Wood or Coal!
fa Oven Heat Indicator!
if Roomy Warming Compartment!
'if* All New Virgin Ca?t Range!
^r^Large?Convenient Sire Oven!
fa 6-Eyo?Full Sixo Cooking Top!
fa Porcelain Oven and Warming Door P;
PAY $1 WELKLY? 25
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ST. M ARK 4J*V4'-TIST (.'Hl'HCH
Ucv. W. S. Httokhaii, Pastor
Our Sunday- school was beautially
taught and discussed by the
Rev. K. I.. Jackson, teach is
and scholars. Sunday being
be ..'in! Sunday our pastor was
. I i a.- ill! day. Also visiting our
sinday school and liiuTnintf ser\\.
i . i! ' IN v. R!re and 'Rev. ~
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A' 11 ;'"u tin. pastor preached at
' *>n : :!: 11 ! vice. At S:(K1 p.ni
v ;.i to; delivered another won- '
i'- l -a i loon. Many vvcre prexM
. ar,. in tin mi'Lt of a great
or 1 arli ni.dil t he spirit
and higher. Rev. J.
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c. aa'ar' our meeting and
; t : ii' .a d 11iin you're
. . a; o!" your's ul. ()m
. ae Oi' the hot in South i
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Saturday, June 17, 1939
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Over Sunday, June 25
$ i ;50 iiorxi) TRIP
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SAV \ V\' All
Korx^TRH' $0.50
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I A. 10 I'M, -Saturday June 2-11 h
Knjoy a full day via Savannah or .
Jacksonville *
Go places - - see things
at extremely low cost
in safety and comfort ? r??
by train - avoiding the
hazards of highways.
???? f\ tl ilofij tn coaches trniTon spfiificJ / .//< < 0/1///..
C fulil/cn '? and unJct I^ halt fatr Ao
c hekficJ. COriMilt uncut fat futthtr details
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Solid Rock Maple
PORCH ROCKERS
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xcuular SI.??."? $3.95
vnrKiTs Now
v!:f - ?4.45
li'jHilar ss.7.-, 37.75
lockers 'Now ...... .
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'ockers ? Now V * u
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or black and wbi'e fi"ii h
32-piece Dinner Set.
5-piece Spice Set.
5-piece Breakfast Suite. J
9x6 Felt Base Rug.
$59.50
95c CASH, $J.OO WEEK
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