The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 15, 1939, Image 1
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VOL. XIV?NO. 28
Maj. Geo. Ford, Father
This City, Dies at Age c
HEAD OF CAMP BUTLER
Major George Ford, veteran of
the Indian Wars, died Friday
morning at his home, 1&25 South
Eleventh St., in Springfield, O.
MJajor FoiVi retired from his
. position as superintendent of
Camp Butler in 1930 after being
connected with the national ceme- _
teries since 1*878 when he was appointed
superintendent of the
cemetery at Chattanooga, Tenn.
. - He served as superintendent at
r? a ? - ? ?
rvu oeauiort, 8. C.; Fort Scott,
Kansas and Fort Hienderson, La.
Major Ford saw service in Indian
Wars on the Qreat Plains, in the
Indian Territory, Kansas, New
Mexico, Ariytna TEXftf
Major' Ford was bom near Alexandria,
W. Va. His paternal
grandfather was a servant in the
family, of Judge Washington. At
the time of J<udge Washington's
death Wesrt. Ford was ret free and <
hundreds' SAW 'remains OF
' 1dr w. p. carolina ~
Georgetown, S. Q. ?Funeral
aervicts for the Rev. W.P. Carolina,
77,. was held m Bethel A. m.
" E Church befort a large number
of people, July 8, 1939. The Rev.
R. S. Lawrence, pastor of the
church, actied as master of ceremonies.
The funeral stnaon was
delivered *by Dr. J. E. Beard of^Charleston,
after eulogies had
been given by Dr. J. L. Benbow of "
Sumter, Dr. R. E. Bvegdon of
Cherlest.-.n anl the Rev. A. P.
Spears of Sumter. j
Several other prominent mini-1
ster8 took part in carrying out the
program. Dr. E. A. Adams of the
Newberry District and Dean H. B. i
D..11. - ? ?* -- -
miner?ux?ftiifn?University?read
the scripture lessons and the Rev. (
Goings Da iiels of the local Bapt.
?; Church delivered the pnayer. . "
Tht Rev. W. P. Carolina leaves
"" a wife anl three' children. He was
the oldest minister of "the A. M.
E. church in South Carolina act- :
ively engagtd in pastcrial work.
At the time of his death he was
pastor of a charge in the King
^tree^District. He served once as ^
pastor of Bethel Church, Columbia
presiding elder of the Winnsboro
District, Marlon and Beaufort Dis
trkts anl held many vtry large
appointments m his church. He
had been preaching b2 yeara up to "
hig death last Tuesday.
Dr. W. P. Carolina was born in
Columbia, studied in the publi<?
schools of Brooklyn, N. Y. and at '
Allen University, Columbia. He received
his first appointment" as !
uastor of the Brilge Stvee A. M. ;
E. Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1887^
The deceastd minister was well I
thought of by his church and bv 1
all races m the communities where ]
he has lived. The obituary was
read by Professor <Je<r. Howard.1,
It gave a record of the useful ser-1 j
vice renlered over a long1, period of ,
years. > , ,
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Dr. Beard preAChed an able ser- J
mon. In his reference to the pioneers
of the church in lower south
Carolina, we saw a galaxy of heros
in the picture painted by the eminent
Divine. <
Other prominent ministers here. 1
for the funeral services were the <
Rev. W. B. Loving Clark o?-Colum|
bia, 'Rev. L. D. Gamble of George- I
town, Rev. J. M. Jackson of Mar-']
ion, Rev. J. W. Murph and Dr. R.1 |
I. Lemon of Charleston. ]
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH ,
Rev. W. B. L. Clarke, Pastor t
S. iS. met at the usual hour with
officers and teachers present. The
lesson was one of interest and 1
was thoroughly taught. Review I,
by Prof. J. B. Beck. JJ
For the morning service the pas
tor apparently -was at his best. He -i
selected his text Acts 20:35. The i
sermon was very impressive.
At night service Rev. J., Mid- i
dleton brought the message frcrm v
-?.? ... thg aubjast: I'Spiritual Values". [
The young divine was very delib- j
erate and the subject nicely de- i
veloped. The music by both choirs
Was auit? ?nnrftr?ri?4-? ?n/l 1
,? -? ?ri rping
for both services.
Although this is the season for
warm weather, our congregation
is holding its own. We are begin
ning service strictly on time, and
getting out cm time.
Visitors as usual are always wel
come in tfU-r services.
WOODRUFF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church
Rev. J. A. Lipeey, Pastor
S. S. was very good. The lesson
was well discussed. The banner
was won by Class No. 1. '
At 11:46 the pastor preached a
wonderful sermon. At 8 o'clock
th? pastor "delivered another wonderful
message to a very appreciative
audience.
Mr. Walter Foster of Spartanburg
was the guest of his sisters
Mesdames Evelyn Wilbum and D.
Under Sunday.
?Meidames Britip M. Thompson
and Beatrice Marshall of Fountain
Inn were recent visitors. ?
Mr. and vMrs. C. C. Garrett and
sister Miss Rosie Garrett and Mr.
Ed. Garrett of Lanford station
worshipped here Sunday.
Cftt
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D. K. Jenkins
>f ; iringfield, O.
CEMETERY FOR 25 YRS.
given a plantation.
When the Civil War broke out j
Mr. Ford was living ir New York
City, but was then not old enough
to go to war.
Surviving; Major Ford are his j
wife, Harriet,, and the following
sons and daughters: George W.
Ford, Jr., Chicago, who ta m The
postal service; Mrs. Garfield Goin,|
Peoria; Dr. J. I. Ford, Spripgfield,
a chiropodist; Dr. C. B. Ford, Pe-1
oria, dentist; Mrs. D. K. Jenkins1
Columbia, S. C., and Mrs. E. L, j
Powell, Charleston, W. Va., a faculty
member at West Virginia
Stats college.
Remains were taken tn tv.?. f..i
pentor funeral -boiw. - Fmfcrat^
services will be held at 10 a.m.'
Monday in St. Luke's church. Re-j
mams will lie in state .at tfne !
church from 9 to 10 a.m. Burial
will be in Camp Butler national
cemetery. *"*1
AiK^iaia
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?The Buy M Af Pi?;ipp has made
a wonderful record since he faiTR1to
Aiken little over a year ago.
The Friendship Baptist church ol
which he is pastor, has been orga?n
ized into what we call the Friend 1
ship Foundation consisting of .
more than 100 offices among the!
membership. For several years,
Aiken has had what is knoNvn as
a winter booming season in .financial
circles among the church
es and a summer slump, for the
reason that go many of the people
leave and go north in the
summer. That situation has been
greatly relieved by tht. Friendship
Foundation. All organizations
make monthly-reports to the'
church so that there is slump'
m the finances of the church as 1
has been thL. case in past yea is. i
Thank^ to our pastor's irhhgbt?hi
church administration.
~ On Monday night "July 10, mm
of the organizations, the Friendship
Brotherhood, had its monthly
meeting. The Brotherho' <1 is com
posed of 41 members, and others
are joining every meeting. Deacon
E. Winn-is-president of the or
ganiziLtioTL After th'> vi.ir.i1
business was carried out, the com*
mittee on rfereshments invited
the brethren over to tht> parsonage
where they had spread sump
tuous feast and all?the members
enjoyed themselves.
Friendship has six i-epi esenta
tives to the State S.S. and BYPIJ
convention meeting in Columbia
this week. Four from the S. S.
and two?from the BYPU. We
hope this is< going to- he one of
the greatest sessions in the history
of the convention.
When you are in Aiken come
by and see Aiken Graded school,
rho WPA hac hist finished the
lew rooms and a larg0 book room
in the basement, and has painted
and repaired the old rooms so (hat
we have tho eouivalent of :i now
building throughout.
PAGELAND NEWS
A large crowd witnessed the
children's day excretes at the
LJnion Hill Baptist church Sunlay.
Mr. Will Covington accompanied
>y Mrs. B. H. Walker, Mr. T. F.
Brewer and Mr Allen Johnson at- i
tended the funeral of Mr Robert I
Robinson of Cheraw jlast Sunday.
Mi&s Amanda Roundtree has i
irrived in the city to take over her
luties as Home Economics instruc
;or.
The many friends of Mr. Marion
Brewer are glad to ha'v0 him back I ,
lome after an extended vrsit in
New York.
Mr. Louis Mungo of Charlotte
rtslted relatives andfrtfmrt~s-h?Tir
ecently,.
Mr. B. H. Walker of Fayette- J
rille spent the recent holidays
vith his family here.
VEWS OF INTEREST AROUND
VND ABOUT BATESBURG
The St. James C. M. E. church,
mder the leadership of Rev. J.
j. Fisher is aking on new life.
The services are well attended
?ach Sunday.Rev. Fisher has on
i special rally for the beno4t of '
he church which will he the 4th
Sunday in July.
Rev. G. W. Harterly of this city '
ind pastor of Mt. Calvary Bapt.
:hurch, Spartanburpr, report* that
lis church is alive both spiritually
tnd financially.
The Olive Branch Baptist church '<
rave a trip around the world last n
ruesday niprht. They reported a
rery fine entertainment. I
Mr. Ramoy one of the class lead ?
irs o7 S? James entertained-) an f
appreciative proup a;L his home
.his week for the benefit of his
dub in the rally which will be
he last of this month. t
The many friends of Mrs. Julia
Derrick .will-W- pflad to kno that _
ire is improving, after haviner I
jeen on the sick list for several 1
weeks. i
Mrs.'Clara Rhabh is very faith i
'ul lookinp: after the sickness in|t
around Batesburpr. She is a j c
nemeihof Mt. Pleasant church. I
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COLUMBIA,
Waiters' Group
Plans to Cover
12 Dixie States
Richmond?A Southern- Waiters
la 11 (1 Waitresses' Association,,
whose sponsors intend to form affiliated
pni;s?in- twrkf states- and
i the District of Columbia, has
| been organized here,, with James
}IJ. Morton as piesident.
* 'itii{K" C.t>. (inures to the effect'
that there aj-e some twenty thou-J
sand colored waiters and waitresses
in the region t<> be served. Mr.
Morton says a'i feature of his organization's
program is to help
them retain their position in' a
field in which they are fast losing
The contemplated atopy' would '
tncltffe' 'Alabama, r'loruUi, Georgia,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Mary,
Liixl, Mississippi, North and South
Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia,1
Tennessee and the District of
ColumMa.
Other ollicei < of ?ttujociatioil"
vie: A i tiiur K. Williurns of Columbia;
S. C.; virr ~ "president;
Crover C. Giant, Richmond^?sec*Tetaiiy-iiuui;igerT--4++Hi?William
fcb?
Rush, Richmond, treasurer.
Waitresses and Waiters who do
sire to affiliate with such a movement
should see or write Mr. Ar__
Arthur K. .William, 1210 I lender-"
son, Columbia, S. C.
Successful Summer
School Closed
At Sumter, S. C.
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One of the most successful
summer .schools of Sumter closed
on duly Mil." J he director and iii^trildo^
h.4V.' 1111 |i:iitK- in
putting over a very fine piece of
v.oi k m conec-l hm with the school.
Thy" i ni .i I ~>ct u~p iiT "Stone HTTI
as Well ;i< the subject matter
ttmtscs-;ir the Lincoln building
' were .exceedingly good.
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Mil.I.lilt CHAPEL
\. M. K. ( Ill RCTI
Ke\. I.. (i. I tow man. Pastor "
I
I.ast Sunday was very boautiful 1
and the menil>ei\s of Miller Cha- '
pel who were interested in then- ,
church weie l'ouud at their place >
of dutj. The Sunday school was s
not lariT.'v m tend.-.!?due " to the -t
fact of the Quarantine of the smal
lor children. IIcv-. Bowman preach ]
rd tvs~n7=nni a strong spiritual sort
nion, using as his subject Watch;
Your Step. It was full of thought:
and information. - I
At .'1 o'clock lie motored tor
Rocky Crei k church, 12 miles 1
a. Masonic sermon to St. James r
and Rocky Creek lodges. They i
meet in Union with their anniver- t
sai'v. The elitnvh "-a-; p-o-1--..rl to?.
its capacity. After the service a f
great feast was spread by the
si.-tors and f. ion-is of the East- t
em Star. The Rev. Jesse Williams ;
'i- ompniiiril?him. ??*
Mrs. I.i/./.ie Harris of Detroit,
Mich., who was here visiting1 her t
mother Delia Harris has returned. >
Mr. David Cannon of Washing- 1
ton. D. t'. a member of.the Metro x
politan A ME church, worshipped 1
with us Sunday. C
Drown "Druthers quartet will ,
sine* here Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. They are known as the t
best in Richland county. ^
The Junior church gave an ice t
cream festival on the lawn at the
parsonage. It was quite a success.'
It will he repeated every Saturday
Next Sunday ni'ght the Pew."
Rally will take place sponsored by ,
the Junior church; and all eyes
are looking forward to the same. '
Mrs. Josephine I .egg is still im .
moving. Also Miss I.eola Ruther- ,
fori is now :it home from the | '
People's hospital and is resting '
nicely at this writing. Miss Elizabeth
Burton is improving nicely 1
an her return from summer school. (
Mrs. N. .1. (la 11 man is suffering:].'
wffh TitJi eyes. They ate uTidcrthe' '
care of-'wthe specialist. I
Mrs. Frances Pride of Orlando,'1
Fla. was among the visitors o f (
Miller Chapel last Sunday. M
Mr. and Mrs. Henry OliphantJj
Mr. JorjAtAWilson and hiS cousin .
ill of ^flt^efield were the dinner "
guests (if Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pride
who is sKyjkping with, Mrs. J. E.
\lcKinzioT
noillP to cnurrh On to eVmreVi
ST. JAMES A. AT. E. CHURCH. *
Rev, C. A. Stroud, Pastor
Sunday morning services were e
it the usual time. Sunday momine: c'
vas a very pretty day in Ashcville
aid our prcsrdting elder. Dr. K. C.'
flolt, trove us a wonderful mes- ^
sajre. Members. and friends turned "
nit in full. r~. f*
Sunday School was had and it n
had many present. |n
For the evening service the pas
or delivered an excellent, sermon. "
Members and frjonds were present .
On last Tliuitsday^eyeninff at '*'
he parsonage Stewardess Hoard ^
lad a tea callel a Pink Tea. A pro- ^
arrant was a feature of the oveTunj?.'-'I
\ 11 of the members were out. A P
alore of yames were enjoyed and
uuh reported an honorable time, h
Miss Ruth Turman, reporter |t
ittfttc
SOUTH CAROLINA, SATURI
Wins Triy to N. Y. I
World's Fair
Mr. William Gilliam who left ?
June 15Jth to .study at the Univ. of ,
Michigan \yas thy finil nf I 111' 1'Uh
lostanis fo selpover, 50 subscript- 1
ions for the Palmetto Lealer. Mr.
Gilliam sold those subscriptions in 1
less than one month. After sum- ^
mer school he will take his trip to .
the World's Fair. I
lie wishes to thank the following
persons who helped maked the j
trip. possible:' J
Misses D. Bradley, N. M. !
Gordon, Charlotte Jackson, Maryell
a Jones, Priscilla Kershaw,
Thelina Reed, M. E. Sartor, Elsie- ,
.Sealies, Bessie Smith and H. B. j
Woodson. j ^
Also M_es.dam.tta Narvis Kirkland (
Ethel Loury, Fannie Love, Mary E i
Mosely, Elouise Napper, Charlotte t
Pelot, Mavinh Ppgue, P. Reese, C. i 1
Robinson, J. S. Robinson, Sarah c
Robinson, Andrena Riuff, Edna
Simmonn,?Bonnie?Sims; franees?t
Brown, Martha Burgess, Eliza r
Byrd, J. Cheesboro, Sarah Good-'1
win. Louise Jackson, Helen D. Jef- P
Person, Cora Stephens, T. Tucker,' (
Daisy Williams and Gertie Woods. ! *
And. Messrs. Phillip H. Logan,'c
(I. T. Marshall, James M^Cqfllough [
T C MnTlonlAl T> - i ?f-+
.. ..iviyuiui.1, inaAie reierson, f '
K. M. Prcsslcy, J. Port, Joe Brown c
Willie Cave, H. Chappelle, Tom s
(-faftori, R. R. Dimery, Jake' Eu- s
j.inks Joe Goodwin, W. M. 'Hagpod s
rom Hudson, Manning Jefferson,'?
Jr., Willie Jefferson. 0. J. John- ^
ion, Henry Stalks, Charles Thom- ~
is E. W. Vance, '"Willie Watson, '
ind Isaac White.
And Revs. J. S. Satterwhite, W. ?
Smith, and S. S. Youngblood. ^
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SPARTANBURG NEWS
L>r. J. t'. Bull, one of his school si
nates. Rev. W. R. Gregg1, Mrs. J'
riudd and Mrs Myers of Orange ni
wrg Wei'c here Thursday 6ri bus! "
less. I)r. Hull has recently finish- 1
d his interneship and will begin ^
he practice of medicine here on
Vutrust J t. He will' occupy?the
tffices of the late Dr. T. K. Gregg, a
Mrs. Phillis M. Gibts and daugh tf
er of I.a'ta. after spending sever- m
tl days with friends here return fr
'<! to their homo. " I T
At _a_ recent meeting of t h e,u]
rustees and board of stewards of,cc
Rivet1 Hill Methodist church Prof w
livers and Mr. G. W. Bolden werej M
looted to till the places of the sc
ate C. B. Morrison and Dr T If s(
iroee. deceased. Mr. B F. Smith ' ,v
ins charge of the Bible class once ^
ondueted by Dr. Gregg. jf'1
The citizens of Spartanburg enortained
at the Community Ceni
or in honor of the newcomers to r'
he city. - " B,
Mrs.-I.ucy Herring and son also ..
ior sister Mrs. Bettie Sanders of
Vsheville were here Sunday.
?Rev. C. F. Ferguson and family
lave returned home, after a very
doasant visit to the World's Fair. u>
One of the Professors of Wof- .
ord College is condu^Mff^X Bi \
do Class at the Centtff each Thurs '
[aiFnlghX ~ "" *
The ninny friends of Mr. C. Bur
lett Morrison will be sad to hear aj
if his death. Mr. Morrison was
>ne of the outstanding fraternal
ivbix -of the State ana mi a fajth d,
ul officer of Silver Hill Methodist
hurch. The funeral services were p,
ondueted at his church by the <"]
utstor the Rev. P. E. Mingo i n dl
harffe, assisted % Revs. J. m
Daniels, A. M. Means and B. F. ia
fcFndden. ' ce
Mrs. Klr/.abeth H. Gregjf has re
urned to her home in Baltimore. Fi
M rs. Jessie Herndon chaperoned!dt
, large number of young folk to ar
"nion Thursday to attend the rev.
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- rv.'ii n.. v ii hi iiuhui oi rar. ana to
Trs. Frank Farr newlyweds. U1
Mr. Palmer A. Morrison of Auusta,
Gn.. was called home on ac so
mint of the death of his brother di
Ir. C. B. Morrison. Jc
Dr. .T. R. Walke? is one of the ?
ew professional men that takes
he time to attend the Sunday
ha* been Supt. for?a ?
umber of years. He is also chair \vi
>an of the Community center.
The Rev. J. W. Coleman is here it<
ith his family for a few weeks. Gi
In ease non-subscribers wish to
end the State's best paper, The ds
WineIta. "Leader, you mAy call the at
tcrent Jerry' Sartor over either D
)r. Walker's or Dr. Douglass'
hone. M
The Rev. T. H. Addison, P. E., Ci
as' charge of Trinity church un-' Ri
il another pastor is appointed. ja
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JAY, JULY 15, 1939 '
To The Beauticians
Of The State
Please meet mo in Greenville.
July 18-1U, which is next Ti.?
Jiiy "fend ^Wednesday. 1 wont t<>
pour out to you the sentiment <>:
winding up the fourth year as
?mur president. This i- . !
rear and I want you to l?i\tii?)-?
to elect the beautician of
:hofte for your president.
Sincerely,
J U LI A K. HHKKhAM)
S. C. Colored Funeral
Directors to Meet
In Charleston
Charleston?The Colored Funraj
Directors will meet hen?m?
uly; 18-19. Since the quarantine
tfhtah- catneth?f^gt-pniTt-nTert4- !,:C
>een lifted the program for this
meeting is full and iiV.ere:<;inV and
rill "be of great benefit to a*l f .lira
1 directors.
Chairman Publicity Coin'mitt<r.
I*-- ^ ? ? 1 1
/\. uro.oTcs, urges the fill:
ooperatron of firms anl .funeral- d?
ectors throughout the statt * *>
rform others aud be present at
.he greatest meeting eve,- held for
.olored Funeral Director- in th<tatp:
?
fineral ritfs for
vir. be ver i.e y ro? N f >tr i !'
)f new yOrk City
held here monday
The funeral of Mr. Beverley
Nathaniel Roun itre(, of New York
Hity was held at the First Cnh
Fary Baptis Church, Columbia. S.
Monday. July 10" at 1
The choir sang "Nearer Mv C, . J
o Thee". The Pastor. Rev." ?. ?.
foungblood read the 1 It.h chapt<
rf St. John and offered pray, r'
'Abide With Me". wa< then ?the?ehotr..?Thr?!
nessages of copslolenee. tlv
iary> and an original poem com-1
osed by a friend of New"" York
'ity; an presented Rev. C. II.;
Irown, pastor" .of "Feeopd Calvary',
hurch of which Mr. Rnundtr?*e.|
ras a moipber until he transferred;
its membership to Mt. 'Olivet;
hureh at New York. The mes-j
age was a profound expression of
ympalhy girth cnnsrdTrtif.p. ivirfff
erved as a balm of c-omf.n: np-|
died gently to the wounded and |
leeding hearts of loved ones-. Hiext
waR "Stand still and know
hat I am God." "I will love thee, j
iphold?thee and?strH?grcr? bMe ,
id." He paid a glo'wing tn'bute
a the character, of Beverley." Mr.
I'm. Poe then sang "Tve Dope. M-y
irork".
The messages of condolence, the
iral offerings and th,. attendance
iiowed the FTigTi esteem in wh-cr
le deceased was held'in th,. coyntunities.
BBENEZER A. M. E. CHI RCIT
Rev. D. N. Wilson. Pastor
Charleston.?Ph?Cr?Sunday?w.i? .very
beautiful day. a la: ere at>ndance
at all services. F r the
orning worship the. pastor .;>ed
>r his subject "Forgiveness".
his sermon was soul stirring and" 1
plifting. and enjoyt:d'~tir??Ur
>ssion one. Visitors .during the
iorning worship: Mr. A Mack
t. Zion A. M. E. church. Jackmville,
Fla.: Mr. Jessie Ruber>n,
Savannah/la., Mr. Wtn. Hen- '
Kingstree, F. C.t Mps. Ella P..
rard, Waycross, Ga: Mrs. I. ui>.
ampBell. Waycros?. Ga.; air. an.) :
[rs. Leon Lewis, Conway and .
lizabeth City, X. C.: Mis, Care
Mae Wright, N*. C.; Mr. J"*h
rowti, McClellanville.
Mr. E. Poinsette made .? spier. <
d report on the election of H
resident of Allen university. 11>
rged everyone to cive h:- -up
>rt to the school. .
Sundav schrol, was held at its
m.OI n
rity contest was a hig success'
11 the teachers made splc-ndid
'port, ?The?highest anfk^ _
ere raised by Mrs. E. White
rs. A. Branch, Mrs. M. Rogers
1 teachers of-.the Primary. Pept
A very interesting Bible Ba?oill
game and discussion w .- 1
iring the League ne.doi),_?a._
For the evening- Worship the I
istor spoke from the suhh-ct: t
rhe Power of Faith.". The Can- '
e Light Service sponsored '.by .the i
issionary board afivr the reg |
r service was very effective. A
ssion r?ne.
Mrs. Priscilla Xesbit of Parkers]
prry spent a week ho-r^ with hei
lughter, Mrs. Evelyn Singleton '
id family.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Sincrlcn
and Mr. Joe Rivers spent a
orious fourth at Parkers Ferry.
Mr. Alexander Mack of Jaekinville,
Fla., is spending a few
ivo here witn his brother. Mr.
>hn Mack.
Vf-W BETH EI. NEWS
S. S. way fine, the I'mmiiit. on
by Senmr chass G.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Willie CJayl'rrd vised
- New Bethol Sunday. Mr?.'
aylord is our State Missionary.
The summer session of our Sun
iy school convention will convene
,_New Durbin church. Rev. A.
uncan pastor.
The sick: Mrs. TTatti,, Payden.
rs?, Irene Thompson. Mr. \V. \V.
innon, Mr. John Wood and Mrs.
euben Crew. We hope for them
speedy recovery.
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Attending Quadrenni
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Ki'v. \. William*. Pastor
S. S. at 1 ii ; n,, S> l..iui add' ss- .
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>!' Mitmit. Mich.
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spent s'ov.'.l inie with vntvnts.
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few ilfiv.* with par.-pt*, Mr. am}
M s. W. 11. Henryhand.
Mrs. Caroline Hr okton is slow
|y improving at this writinp.
Mrs IT. IT. ITrowh* and family f>t
ilolly Hill spent Sun lay with relit
ivos.
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KIVK~KXTS_. PER~COPY
estrorn South Carolina J
a I Convention In
July 23rd-31st :
A'i;.ntic Coast Line. Prom
by way of Plorence and
' ^? Tr.i'n?leaves?Sumter?
^ '.lay, July Jttrd at 6:00 P.M. Ar
Ja'bx.nville 6:00 A.M. ?
i t :;, fare $10.45.
L. .Hildebi'and
L-v. T. J. Miles
Railroad Commissioners
NOTICE" ~
Beauticians ?
1 '.? held July 18I'fiyllh
Wheatly center,
1 .s. c.
as follows:
' i: T-'.V -"'A'/fn
: J . p.m. Demon**
, 5. on r* rv*
< ! : ' iini k p.m. '
July 19 th I
' F 1 if Open U i^O ftrttt; 1
.A?~l'.j-4'?'jilitt-rji': and final reA'l.
h?-;.uticians arc asked to I
M Brigwell, Dun_
?K4-, -i t: < f-Tnilhr-. S. C., as soon
and she will send you
" 11 ?!: Mimiicr where you may
.Rdy:. E Bret-land, state I
" MN- l.illie \V. ILodgers,
"<Wy: Mrs. Alma Denly I
v(. .'div.if secretary; Mrs." I
Oj :j.: Th;;-in?. treasurer.
WFWSRORO NEWS I
Hill Baptist Church
W?-\. II ,E. Taylor. Pastor I
s- f." 1 o]>ened as usual I
> and teachers at their
! !< Rev. II. E. Tay- I
his hearers a wonder I
t-? rr-?P i:m.uwi jjy tht tal . I
.me very good. It will
ft; tlie third Sunday. I
- a.'e expected to reDort
rhT~ that day.
: ix-T?" "the Sunday
? .!?! <! a -wonderful
hay program which was
vvi by all present. Music by
-- r-f /ion quartet.
George. Ethel
? Vo !a Tilmon.. Willa Boul
i . f ?i.hool and home??\
] ii-r.-i:r; A ho Miss Julia Sanders
i a:i f-v.in the high school
!' ai:v -,i Institute and is now
_L- 'in: vacation i n
n\ ,n. D. C., with her Telaf'i'-nds.
MXa? r.ir.ningham, Jr., is
I mo nrd d-i?.g finj. after under*
[ in operation at the Waver'.u-.l.
r oumbia; also Mrs.
I V:.' : <' :'r.;:;j:.,;ni. Sr. ?is hnmp
' ' spending a period of
' e niidwives institute at
II -a.
>. TV-,- 4!h .1* July was enjoyed by
A free dir.er was given by
'hi ?->r. rents erf this community.
The i.g'.Te baseball team played
- a lively game. Score, 7-13
f r' e Twiddle's team .
The funeral services -of Mrs.
. ' ais. n was conducted at
V.': Oa;. Baptist church on
?2-v a- member of thP New
A. M. E. church where she
a* faithful ani active member;
the Eastern Star chap*
f'"r "2 years.
Mr?. Sarah Bovkin spoke of her
r. her. Obituary read by
. C.adder.. ,Mrs. Amie Bre..<
.,f her a? matrcm of
East, in Star- Rev. H. W.
Ada'v.- n prr-Tiched the eulogistic
* l-ho has left a vacant
-pace in our community and in her
mity. She was the wife of
-T Caison.
c". K Stevenson, repcrrter
'/11 \ \ r\\ HOPEWELL
1*.\PTIST CHl'RCH
Oiii.u. S. C.?Last Sunday
ked 0 high, day with us. Su?
:.ii i], ;>(??and co-work*?-?
- jjere' present. Pastor Taylor
ear.tt late on account of gcring to
faneralizp Mr. Leroy
After a short praise ser
_i iV'.darted hy neap?Smith,
M-h. U...and. A.lams, '^ preached
a v " d. rfu] sermon to his flock.
Mr-. t Mi! e joined the church
candidate for baptism. The
i: is making a splendid show
!\g Ihacon and Mrs. Lahford
the.;, and sister were visitors
M-. Harris of Columbia aiid
Baptism nrtd communion next
: sr day Wo thank Mrs.
r for her part in the Sunday
' and services in general.
So is a real preachetVtt wife. I
!'];? y -'.(.pod at the home of Dea.
.;mi Airs Mitchell and enjoyed
with them a <lelicious watermelon
"'odptionto some usefttt
packages'.'.'?- 1 1 Adams,
reptfrteV
REESE VN1> SANDERS
KT( Kl'llON
To ih<M surprise of the many
frionds of Mr. and Mrs. Author
Zanders, (the former Miss Marcaret
C. Reese.) came the annot.ncoment
of their marriage,
Jim.. IS, lOIS, Ccihimbia^ S. C.
They "were honored with a simple
but impressive reception given
them at the home of the bride'a -j
frrthrr Mr. Charles Reese, Friday
Tune 1939 at 8 o'clock MastContinued
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