The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 01, 1939, Page Page 8, Image 8
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A TRIBUTE TO
DOCTOR ROBERT V
Skilled physician, friend brave ai
Earnest student with ideals high
w Whose hunwine qualities cannot 1
Ami, uncounted kind deeds by nu
Your tindvrsta.nding sympathy, ni
Kill our troubled hearts with hem
You lift our l.u'tdens with mind s
When those we cherish lie sulFeri
No doctor cures all ailments and
.To bodj.es toin. with ce.ftain disinis
Hut'your gratifying success, jpeat
To mailing humaniqy from the[go
You're needed <,(i much, oh. that
lw Can.den. Myrtle Meach, Ocala,
i. Yon elcvatf yoiir prof'yu
^ our life., Vikfa* character, is open
*ur medical ability and professi
^ I his I lid' l ed V" <ffi~ ub.co h-i i'.I T^
Wuiiliy >?mi .of nol.le parents, you
(if opportunities uh'un fyou, your
t .< ul ymiT-" Winy less A mud"
=^=^May-vnnr tif( ever yltHh' \VlttT~I~
11ki iii.i:i111 m 11\i r.~< 11runi
lli'v'. K. A. Davis, Pastor
Regular. scfviirs ucic held oil
Sunday. The \veather being pleas*
ant ntany' members and friends
were present.
The pastor "deliverer! two soul
stifling messages which tou.t*h"vd
tin* hearts of those present, foui
were connected during these services.
Ph.. clubs atid off roars.' <? have
worked- nicely, this - month,-*-reporting
"iiVer $ I "Jo. no. The following
deserve' mention but they .all .did
we!!: hudies Aid $X.OO; Men $S.2f>;
Deaeo'iiess $11.(1(1; Will inn' Workers
$la.'JC; Iii-itcmi" Sims $;2tW?0; and
Joyce $J;"?.( ('.' I.cf us triple this
amount next month. It. can be-done
and must 1. done.
I /o s t week l\V?. ami Mrs. I lav is
Wcri' . accompanied to tlm State
('.cirivcat i*n liy flip" president -and
other men.her.- of Civ* Missionary
Circle.
' f)<i Monday of this week. tlit-ec
y Ulltf lailios will receive prizes
fov pretty iltii->es' ami selling tit*
ke*n; M.iases Oia Mae Scott, John
ni? Mae Thompson. Annie KelmImr.
am! Pauline Knplisii. I'oti't
TaTT To" af1 out the TTe p t m'
('oincut ion I.ei i* July J. 1P.< S I'M
?piKOSel.AXn ,\.M,K. I III lit 11
Kevi \V. M- Itnimi, Pacini
i5umlay wa< a good day. Sunday
School opened at it's usual In m
Urn. II. I!. Itutler rev ie Wed tin
lesson which was vevy intcc tintr
the at*'ftiiiitr ser\ict. w.p eat riot
out hv t he na- toc in w Picti h
piv;irln'ti a < ail :-tirriuir s,-nu"H
11 is ti-M w;.is ftiinul Si. John lit::!.*
Tlii' a1' a i I w a? " i< iu-.'Ii'i
ill Christ
At .'.K.'tn I'. \I. \\ i w it n'r-si'il tin
(Wit' anni\ m .-ar\ l* . tin* church
whit-', .was a '. rami |>r . .rani. Mr11
i . Ilfiiu.i w.'! .mini tli,. auili
am ami *v,.< fat la r ami ufrrrhvr '
_ i lii' ' irlt 'a civ i ini\ no I. IN v. .1
\ Can hoi! |>i-;ii'li?*?i a real'mini
Vfisaiy Sfrun?n. Text. "1'jion .ihi>
Km k I'll 1'iiii.l -ir.y llmnc." Om>
.p.>U, tn J'Ss,. chun'. wa:
heart ? !i rrI while the mail <>
newlyi >a i t . t ?*?! fnsiiio ami every
thjiur was looking bloomy am
Vti'iMl. QilltVr 'AvasTfrrernl in tlu
cool of I h7> i'\ i tTiii. \\ o all liai
,.ih> t; i?n! .'h! tone i it'll', You an
alwa.N - w? '. tiv? (a e nil' oyer'am
- woi shife vvillu-u*.
KATKSIil km; m:\vs
ReY. A. lh Uenciiam nccoinpa
i!ii'il Khlor ' A .111\vt rs ami hi
daughter. Miss Kuth .lowers, t<
'AlloniTale, S. where tli1 thin
Quarterly Confetencp w as held.
Kev. l'eacham delivered tli,. nies
sage *f t'a* morning which was en
, joyed l.y all-. K? v W. I*. Hi trie:
V thf pastor. i'.ad a swell eorferenei
pr<t?rnni nr ramrod.
Th?? Missionary S eiety of St
James ('. M I". ('hureh iravo a <51
"? vor Ten at tko hot no of Mrs. Viols
Oiim. Sunday rveninjr. A very in
^ toro->tinir program was eiidorod.
Miss Both .1 iiw.'rs ami Sister
Mildred. loft, Mar,day for Nov
Vol U City.
R*v. ,1. .1.. Fisher. pastor of
St. James C M. K. ('hu:oh is
hiiifintr tl ia?r< to pass in his pas
tori?a! wark.
* >t JnmTs StewArde** Board me
lastHPrntsy at tho homo ?f M
("oitirlm Smith.
Wo nfo sorfA^to report the ill
nes* of Mrs. Julia Dork and wo
hop# that sho will soon recover.
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WESTON MANGE ~T
id true
and pure 111
ie measured i.
tubers are treasured.
, *?
ini^tlies kind and siifcere
ty good cheer,
o quick ,
inVT" ?wd sick.
m
ifives a clean slate
usand _ ntnrlected 'til loo late
patience, unerring judgement
(Is must have beon sent. 511
you might serve
and old Orangeburg! I
imimilnd our respect, ?
for all to inspect!
mini skill
_fnT_ _ , t - * ? -H
.i vv
; did not foil *7'
self to avail. ''
, in service unselfish and right "Y
radiance Trrar Vhd bright.
I,'OS A T ,K! ' 11 A l.'T
Rrookcr Lodgu
Rox fif'.l
MyrUo Reach. S. C. ?
_ ___ M
Services are held at Ulm Olive A
| Rrunch Raptist Church th,. 1st and
lid Sundays of each month. A
i The pastor; |{ev. Hailey, is ;i w
vouderful -preacher.-1
Mrs. Viola Oxim, Miss Aserene
Ryrd. Mrs. Creep Thomas and "Mis
Allelic l,?avis arc attending summer
school.
Mill. Hessit, Thomas of ("liar
lotto, N. is visiting her mother,
Mrs; Nora Talon.
Tlw... ; - - ' s.. "
M l m-.> II all. /.i< n
Baptist Chinch woiv held the first
Sunday of'the month. Rev. Cook,
tin' pastor, will n'ive you spiritual
food. . ... n. ?
C AKNIiiT MAYS
Mrs. Anna McKarlin. Reporter
Tin- Sunday Sehool is Mill ?malJ. ^
howe\er, we are still (arryinv on
TfiT- "j'liihI 'work, i Wr hope tha.t it.' j
is (Jod's will. t,ur little- childivn |
will Ii,. hack with us soon. At 11:.'50
" Rev. lloUnan presenleil Kev. .1. A. j
Jenkins who pleached a powerful ' '
sermon. At the teachers train.
iiij.r Class met. wl.h tlu- pastor. .Mrs IP
M. M. Fuller is president of this ">
class. 7the A. ('. 1*1. I.ear-'ta- ^
^ and=lfible I'oruni met with Mis. Si* fi
' I. (ijllisiui and .Mrs." Anna .Me|,v?r
Hi. piesiduip-. Tlu- remarks of Mrs.
(.iij.! iin?v.cre vefv ins.pirinir. '
N:.".h " 111e Uov. .1. A. Jenkins dr 1
.1 v> -ruin i in?tnessayo. 11? .
preached nil tin- subject "Subject
" I)i l ivj.in." ,
l-'i iilay. low. Iluliuan pi ca licit
the funeral ..r M >. SiV-ic Sin I f 1.1
tall whose body was t ranspi>t">t il w
licrii fitim New 'S t?i U. She Imveti
>11 fit her h'ss a ln?t. "I* tela _? |
t i'Vi's and frieiiils. S
I II,. ACE I -wai u?- ami llil'le Ko | _
? i tiiii > .'inii.il Iin, t at ill,. li"ine S'
f Mrs. S. .1. (iilliscii Ei iilay nil.'. ..
\!ti | business rile sei'Suif the IHC.rl |>
lie; s ice ei'hl ill inks and cake. \\ w
are ylnd to lr.i\e in our oinnmiiit v
the fnlh'W inir pej's.'im: Mr. lo>bii;
M ij;jiiii> I tie..- yia, Mr. Jennie
~ Hall of (li'.n i. t. M r~'foTTT AllT.ti.le
>f Aikeiis, Mr. Millie Ihtioit of
belli).lie. (la. We Welcome yell all
'in our community.
j. M e hope a speeily I eo've* y for
lo'V. .1. 1'. Fuller. I
1 I'm I I N M 111' VT1 Y i:k \N( II i
" iTi L m\l>l IJT ST AAL-AT pi
f TTOMF r VMP F
, A stay at home o?unp to he
conducted hy the T'hyllis Wheat
.ley Branch of the Y\YC.\ ditriny
the month of July.
There will l>e .croup sinyiny ' i
handicraft, ,art ami Physical) EjJ.
uoation. t, ,.
Att {flTls1 t hi lit eon years of ft ye
anil oyer are invited to join irn and
. *rrn>y these activities. I
' T'eirist rat ion heyins Monday, Ju.l
Iv 3rd.- llhtlh Rcyistration \fre is
ll> cents I
Act iyfi i?-s from I () -A. M. to 1 J'. M,
^ \K\\ S IN \\|) \|{<M \d
\\ \SIIIN(,r()N. 1). C.
Ity J. (>. Hart I
Wa^biniirton. IV July l-t l!
i Tin* Allen university flub mot on ;
Jon,, 'J1. to olret otVieers for the ' j
fi inintr year. Troy are a< t'ol- J |
. lows: Katrono Cheeks jvesidentj |_
r John <V Hart. vied-presideht: Mrs i
lynndena WhaleV, Iter. Sec.; Mrs. i
.lessie 11ood, ( ?r. SveTi WaiU' R7" jj
5 iVan. Kin See.: Robert R. Kelly. I
. Alumni See.: Mrs. Kolli,. Heath,
Ttvas.; Walter Calvin, Chaplain >
t and J. (V Hart, soo it'll "editor. The
lub made resolutio*ns to put on
-t:t\tip,, rm unique programs fmr ^
the cominp year, hejrinninp with
> this summer. Many other imp.or- _
taw wore discussed ami J'
ikHHMMAM
THE P;
lanned.. . ?a
Mrs. Etta Sykes~spcnt 2 weeks
ere with her.sister and left last J C
riday for Philadelphia, Pa., to in
isit some of her relatives there, sc
Irs. Sykes is of Columbia, S. C. al
^.\ 1 iss T1 el nut Dawkins of Union hi
opped over for several days with
r cousin, Mrs. It. L. Whaley and th
uoneyed on to visit "other Tela- at
ves in Hoston, Mass.
Mr. William Morgan, wife and ,.j
other passed through last week s.
mil Newberry, S. C., on \heir way a,
i New York to attend the fab1,
la y sto'p'ped over a day with Mr js
in) Mrs. \V. P. Dean. ;\j
Mr. ami Mrs. W. P. Dean, famv
and hi t'her O'Neal motored to j,.
radley, S. ('., and Newberry, a,
.. on the annual vacation with
I'fK < .
.Mr. Isaac .uistuio a ?? graduate bl
r Allu-n university returned lust Si
ok fumi the Fnivorsity of jn
ichigan "when* lie has boon work \V<
ig oil lijs Masters' in Mathema
or Ht-?n ported a very success
ik-v'wr.?? ? = ?
i;i-:\nkttsvillk mays <
A laige iTiiniber of our' school
r!s left for New York Monday:
is> Aitbellia llolmes and Miss
iih'iiji l'rince.
I'rot-. II. Butler ami sister Miss
una I.no Butler of llartsCille,
a- in the city Sunday, hou?*o
;ests of Mr. and Mis. K. L. Job- . \
VI
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ILMETTO LEADER
kin.
Kev. Morrison of Durham, N.
., was in the city Sunday eveng.
He delivered the evening
rmon at Zitm A. ALTS. Z. church
so the special singers from Duram
accofpanied Rev. Morrison.
Mis. Hanna arrived home for
ic summer, visiting chiliTreftTTolive-s
and frieh<M?
Miss Cl?o Dilute and sister arved
home from New York to
rend a while with parents Mr.
id Mrs. J. Drake.
Miss Bacote of Timmonsville
in the city visiting Miss Minnie
ae Smith and family.
QliV-sjfk liiejads;. Mn^. H, Binginv,
Hiss N. Thomas, Mre, Alexlder
Spearman, Mrs. Miles, Mrs.
nkins and Miss Minnie Durant
s<y Miss Doshta Mae Stubbs.??
mini -durirnr the snnlmnr Mvs
ira H. Evans held a special meet j
K for the close of 38-39 year's
[>rk. They art? looking forward I
- - ?T?- |
JUI^I Ij, N. f '
ate Show Mon. Nite 11:00 r
'Man About Town"
? WITH j
ROCHESTER
AN I) i, \
. JACK BENNY <
DOROTHY LAMOUR d
vWiJ^fTlTuTfmi
KmSJJJUJAUkM
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ATTEND THE
G R A N D
OPENIN G
or Tin: new II
Air-Conditioned
COLORED
BALCONY
L ?or Tin:?
I
y^JHEATREj PHONt 340^J
Th^s Saturday
July 1 ? 2:30 P.M.
()!'FN IXC ATTR ACTION
"WINUS of the NAVY"
t
COMSLVG SOON ' '
Maxine , x j
SULLIVAN I
"St. Ivouis Blues" j
mammmmmmmmmmmmmmm
o I
nSIT NEW YORK;
WORLD'S FAIR j
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FAR!
from Columbia
IN COACHES
I SIABOARD AIR-CONDITIONED,
IECLINING-SEAT COACHES
CTOT7 C L It A n ~ "C~CSf r o b t a bTe~~
One way from Columbia
Richmond $ 5.40
Washington 7.35
Philadelphia 10.67
New York _____ 12.22 'j
Boston (via Hell (iate
Bridge 19.55 '
l^ittsburgh 14.
I 111II it 1(1 18.21 '
St. Petersburg 8.50
Tampa 7.95
Miami 10.25
W. Palm Beach 9.25
Jacksonville 5.10
"SILVER METEOR"
VUlt both the New York and San
Franciaco World* a Fair* for $90
round taip rail farm? in coachea.
Hotel accommodations in N. Y.
J. L. Carter. DPA
Room No. 1 Arcade Bldg.
Columbia, S. C.
Telephone 3821?9987
^
' s
for the new change for July.
Mr. Jimmie (McRae was in the
city /Sunday from New York and
California.
Dr. T. R. Richardson, Prof. G.
H. W. Morris and Dr Watt attend
ed the ball game at Laurinburg institute.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McDuffie, '
Jr., of Laurinburg institute and
Mr. Jenkins of the institute were
the house guests of Dr. and Mrs.
T. R. Richardson the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. E Thompson is in
the city from Sumter.
iMr. and Mrs. E. Thompson is
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dixson and
father Mr J. S. Dixson were..in the |
city Sunday house guests of Mrs.
Julia Thompson and family. . I,
PRESIDENTS LAST APPEAL |
Continued from page 1
school and union workers any-j]
where,.. The School of Methods, j j
under the directorship of Dean I
Dynamo Campbell and his staff of j
trained workers, is a providential ]
3lessing to all Christian workers >
vho are interested in the study <yf~p{
die Holy Bible und the cause of H
eligious education. '?
T 1 Xl- -X ?l - -a >
i nupe mai an of tne district :>
onvention presidents have ccfm- ;!
ilied with?the enrollment?cam-' v
)aign as sent out by the corre- J
ponding secretary, and that you i )
ire now piepared to report the 'i
luota that was assigned W> your | i
istrict. Once more we urge all j
listrict convention presidents, su- :
jerintendents of Sunday schools, i
3.Y.P.U. presidents, officers of the
:onvention, pastors, state board i
nembers, district missionaries and |
friends who are Chrisian lovers >
ind workers to help us make this >
session of the convention a grand s
success by enrolling your schools, j
unions, district conventions, and j
lonations for the advancement of ]
the work. Any Sunday school or
I Comm
Insure
An affiliated compai
J?Seven Fire^ancLTw<
substantial backgro
The average age
is over 71
, LOYALTY GRO
$20000,00(1
LOYALTY GRO1
$$450,000,(
LOYALTY GRO
exceeds 25
FACTS: 1. We ope
2. You car
. policies
3. The poli
tion an<
4. It pays
uenents
5. It pays
or acci
6: Policy-c
HC
A. H.
D
\ ~ LOCAL OF1
5-6 Hook Buildir
I COUP
your name to
agent will call
I am inte
Health -Accid
My Name is
P. 0. Address
R. F. I). No. _
State
. ' I
. m* i
1 ?
??NW^??U ? ??- union
desiring membership can | S'
enroll for $5.00 for on? representative,
and $2.60 for eAch additional
representative. Each dis- 1
trict Sunday School and B.Y.P.U. lip
group can enroll for $7.50 and tin
$5.00 for each; additional repreisen,'* Tn
tative. Life memberships are the
$5.00. We sincerely hope that all all
friends who are interested in the mi
work of the convention come with spt
minds and purses ready to give the
one dollar as an annual donation, cht
Please send youp doorway or do- ett
nation if you cannot attend the $1.
convention. T.
This is our final appeal to all) Os
general workers and friends who $.5
are interested in our state conven-' An
tion to meet us at Benedict Col-1 1
lege, Columbia, S. C., July 12-15, Se^
1939. - - \ (
CHAS: F. CANDY, President.1 I
. a ?
I A M %. A.I i*
g? i nc V
IS THE
WHO KNOW!
5 The busy housewife, the average m
j average girl!?all can now K NO>Y
5 tests announced every day over the
c in the magazines! There is no li
5 You win with brains. It's what y<
1 The Winner".
: -H : :? ?
Ojr cdurse will help you to win fai
( tor has won prizes from the Atlantr
2 cag^o Defender, which awarded him
( from the Kellog Company and fron
2 I^essons are $1.00 a mont'h and are
J. teenth of eachmonth. One Dollar
2 on way! Address:
j v~ The Washington C
8 HOY
jj Special: "How I Won" Uost
x 25c a copy. Gel this amazing !
ercial Cas
ince Comp
" " IS ,
ny of LOYALTY GROL
) Casualty, Com panics ar
und of over $43*000,000 i
( SOUND /
of our LOYALTY GROl
years.
STRENGTH
UP'S surplus to policyhi
LOO. ' . ?
SERVICE
\jf Companies have paid
)00.00.
SCOPE
UP'S Field Force and
,000.
l^ate in 46 States in U. S. and Cz
l't find another company in Sout
with same coverage for same mo
cy offered is a combination of Hi
3 Accident.
extra benefits for graduate nur
for X-Ray examinations and qui
from ONE DAY to TWELVE MO
dents. Special coverage for wo
arries DOUBLE INDEMNITY f
ME OFFICE: NEWARK, N. J.
Sawyer, State /
ixie Underwriters Association
PICES:
Ig , C(
/^N\T .Those interested in a f
V_y? N "* 0ne described above pi
i the Coupon, mail it to our oliit
to see you immediately.
rested in one of your Special Coi
ent and Hospitalization Policies.
City
-? ft*
Saturday, July 1, 1939
r. PHILIP A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor
Sunday was a high day at Phi.
The Seven Wonders ] played
>ir parts well. Sunday was the
istees rally day. They presented
1 Seven Wonders to help. They
preached a fine sermcrn. Five
nutes were alloted to each to
>ak. The ministers' sermons brot
! following collection: Rev. Riird
Jones $1.11; Rev. Tena Loue,
$2.05; Rev. Henry Johnson,
02; Rev. Ben Ccott, $.58; Rev.
L. Tendal, $1.66; Rev. Eugene
by, $1.00; Rev. R. E. Taylor,
2; Rev. Willie Ford, $JZQ; Rev. E
derson, $1.00; tcrtal $9.64.
Svery body enjoyed hearing the
;en Wonders.
'ome to church, ^oin the church
damie Hinton, reporter
MAN
> HE CAN!
an. the average boy and the y
HOW tu win the prize con - 5
radio, in the newspapers and ?
.vn in uic vuiucsiiiiK name.
?u say that says:" "You Are 'J
me and fortune! The Direc . J
i Constitution, from the Chi_ ;i
two 'ICost Word" Contests; ?
\ many other sponsors.
mailed on the first and fif- c
today starts your lessons s
'ontest Service CUTHBERT.
GEORGIA ?
Word "Contest No. 1", 3
story at once! *
luaiij
>any t
P composed o f
id has to offer a
in assets..
*
JP Companies
*
olders is over
-V
a
losses of over ^
Agency Staff ~ . I
inada.
h Carolina issuing- ?
n4hly prernium.
?iuth?Hospitaliza se
service, extra ^
aranteen disability
NTTHS for sickness
men.
eat u res.
<gent
i-: ^ o n
JlUIUUia, ?3. vy
. >
olicy like
ease sippn
:e and an ,
mbination
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