The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 22, 1939, Page Page 3, Image 3
Saturday, July 22, 1939
I MYRTLE HiOACH NEWS
Sunday ?cho??4 begatLat its usual
hour with Supt., Mrs. Jeff Bellamy
and teachers at their post of
duty. .
6:45 The A.C.E. League began
ciety held its meeting with tht
Bresiuont, Mrs. Flora Rainbow
presiding.
6:45 A .Orf;,-hcagueb egTtn
The 1WS*bn was wonderfully dis1
_ rnssed.
8:50 Our Pastor.- Rev. J. N. MeClintjc
not being present, Rev. J
H. HeniiritaJiny presented Rev
Paul Kennedy from Sandy* Grove
Baptist church to preach Tor us
Ht. prenrhed a -soul stirirng sermon
;rom St, Matthews 28:10,
subject Re Afraid. This b^,
ing T i us tee day Mr. Jerry SpiveV
came forth and raised tin
amount of S^O.
Affer-^i'J'VUMS Mrs." .M'ty Spr.
v*ey church secretary who has just
ino<l. trom ;lu* Missionary con
" v^tioii gave u< a splendid report
from this meeting. Others whc
went thi.s meeting were Mrs
Nettie Spivey and Mi/s. Graeie
Kintr. <'> reporte 1 an enjoyable
tiip.
_ Among ti e out of town visitors
,i at services were Mrs. Helen
Cheeks, Lottie Strother, Miss
Juanita Long, Bessie Braxon, He
en Ford. Ella Glivon, Mr. Marior
Bovian and Jessie Johnson all oj
Columbia.
We are glad to report that Mrs1
J. II. Hemingway, is improving at
this waiting. ?Her many friends
hope she will be out again soon
? ThO 'Sx. S: gft Ve a picnic last
? Thusday at Atlantic beach. Ev
, eryone reported having an enjoyable
time. \Ye are hoping th<
time we will have a bigger crowd
See Mrs. J. B. Owens, reportei
each ?woek fop .your copy of Th(
Palmetto Leader.
LEXINGTON CIRC'I IT NEWS
Rev. I. U, s immons. Pastor
A beauifu'l lesson was discussed
by tl'e various .classes at th(
Sa.'bath Aclw/ol. At 11:30 the
Re\. SathaniTd Tilman m.ountec
the rostium and preached a sou
7? I I I I (UK M l IIIUII.
? Al r "Vlnek flllU'l'fll seiVie?
nf Mr., Cieorg,. Jaekson was con
il;.i !i ll \ ,1 11f I hr fi ii111 ds of I.ca
ingt n -'ill tluir most heart fell
sympathy to the family.
Sunday night Rev. I\ .1. Ham
nxiLL pi cached fur, us. from.the -suib.
.iect: "An Hour of Soi'e Trials"
Tliis was a wonderful sermon. _
Those visiting our service wert
Revs. Lybrand. Robinson, J. C
Rates and Gel/.er.
- The (Jolden f i own jubilee
k I singer? /iC6itipanied Prof. Ham
mitt and rendered valuable service.
Mr. and Mrs.. Albert Franklij
and family o.f Charlotte, N. C.
visited relatives here recently
The third quarterly conference
Kveryono ife < asked to do tfiieir
very best. The good fol|< of Mt
Ziim are enjoying the" service ol
beautiful elect 1 ic lights that have
recefrtly bee.'* installed. They
are looking forward to a great
vival which will begin 2nd Sunday.
The revival at Bethel will
bequeathe nth Sunday night
ami go tiirougn mo weea 01 tne
' 1st Sunday.' Rev. H. B. Jackson
will c'ndiict ti f 1st week revival,
We hope that all <?f our sick ones
will improve.
SMYRNA A. M. V. CHURCH
Rev. George Dorroh, Pastor
Waterl,*.- Sunday, July 2 was
a glorious day throughout?as
oui home-coming day we were
clad to have with us Professor C,
ffl, Gairett of Columbia; also the
. Rev. MPT.ray of Mt. Pisgah
Station.^Ki brought a wonderful
sermon.
Wo are glad to know that Mr.
Sip Campbell is doing fine in the
hospital, in Laurens, after undergoing
a serious operation.
Mrs. Judia Hayes and Mrs. Caro
dne Smith spent the week end
withvMrs. Lizzie Valentine of
Barksdale.
Mrs. Estella J.atimore is real
Riek at this writing, but we hope
her a speedy recovery soon.
Mr. Frank Mars has been o n
ft lie sick list for 5 or 6 months
I and is slowly improving.
n\K-7!i?nvir-rmeiHT
Rev. B. L. Guiles, Pastor
The service at St. John A.M.E.
church was very fine throughout
*he dayt beginning with the Sunday
sehdW. The Supt. and teachers
were at their post. At 11:30 the
pastor mounted the rostrum and
delivN?torl ns-fl wonderful sermon.
At 3:0i) the ACE League president
rendered a short program,
Mrs. Ett? Burgess. The members
of St. John are rallying for their
missionary claims and S. S. Convention.
At 4:00 the Lily of the
Valley Club of Oak Grove rendered
9 fine program. They had the
Sun Down quartet boys of Pamplico
to render their service. The
boys arc relatives of our pastor:
Messrs. S. W. Guiles, Jr., R. C.
Guides Davis, Cusack and B. Andrew.
TFu5y also bird S quartet
from Hickory. Grove. Many others
took part on their program.
Miss Iyucile Guiles reports haviner
had a fine time at the Mariop
District Missionary meeting which
she was the secretary of. She reports
that the missionary ladies
of which Mrs. Nellie B. Levister
rs president went over the top.
Mrs. Be#sie Guiles is at her
holhe vttth her son and wife
Prof, and Mrs. Guiles. We hope
i her a pleasant stay.
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DAUGHTER DEL-REVEREND
-TWD~MRS. S. H. LEWI,S |
UNDERGOES OPERATION
St. I/ouis, Mo., July 13?Rev. S.
H. I/owis' daughter R<?-.eanna, was
rushed to the People's hospital and ;
was operated on at 6:45 o'clock
? for acute apendicitis. Rev. Lewis ;
is a former pastor of Bethel A?!
M. E. church, Columbia, S. C., '
. They ask that: you pray for her." j"~
14 PT. HEAD HAT;
AND DR. HORACE ROBERT !"
. HAWKINS WED
R'ck Hill. S. C.:?A wedding: ?
marked by beauty and dignity and '
one o'f great interest to the many 1
friends of the couple throughout 1
the south was that of Miss Matr7
rI? Juaiufa Hood to Dr. Horace',
Robert Hawkins which was sol- '
?->\niz"d at eight o'clock Thuisr
day, June -hi th? Ml. olivet
?W.. u r>~-> ~
umiul ill ftUCR Hill, ft. I . |
i Dr. Tross, * secretary at tV>?? i
American Bible Society of Char,
lotto, N. C., performed the ceremony
assisted by Rev. Hamilton. ,
elder in the A.M.E. ZiOTT church i
and also of Charlotte.
Prof. S. Louis Finley, Jr., head _
w JjX-4h^^lnsir Donarlnunn t)f Ben--|?
i edict College, Columbia, S. C.. and , (
' Mr. William Chisolm of New York ! j
I and Rock Hill rendered the nup- ?
> tial music. I
f The church chancel was trans 1
formed into a scene of loveliness
r ~by?its?attractive?decorations?rrf- ?
t palms, summer greenery, and ,
5 ferns, and many lighted cathedral ,
stately candelabra arranged in ,
: stately candelabra at Tdther sTdcT i
. of the altar. There were lovely j
baskets of exquisite pink gladi,
olii and blue lark spur at each
dde of the candelabra. I
The first three pews of the ]
, ch uicn, set aside 'for special I 1
friends of the couple, were mark- <
ed by large white silk . ribbon ,
bows. \
Prior to the ceremony Prof. ]
Finley played ?a medley of nup- 1
tial music and sang Because
(d'Harclelot); following this *Mr. j
? Chisolm sang I Love You Truly ,
?, and At Dawning (Carrie Bonds), j
I The Bridal Chorus from Ix?hen1
grin (Wagner) was used as the {
ifrocessional and Mendelssohn's j
r Wedding March fen- the recession
al. While the vows were being
spoken To A Wild Rose, was phry 1
t ed softly. I
The bridg, was given in maiTi- t
age by her father, Mr. George I \
^ R. Hood. -t i
i ne Di-iaegroom had as his best '
man Elder C. L. Flo of Rock
Hill. Mrs. Mary E. Reeves, sis- 1
ter of the bride, matron of hon- ^
or. " Tht> bridemaids wei'e Miss
Dollie7Ma0 Ellison of Clinton, S. *
C.; Mrs. Ella B. Featherstone. '
Miss-Fluellen Cureton and Mis? s
Mattie Bouler all of Rock Hill. c
1 Little Misses Gloria McClurkin of
Chester and Clementine McCroI
vy of Rock Hill were flower girls. ,
The groomsmen-ushers includ- :
^ ~7Rt Alonzo Reeves, brother-in-law V
of th0 bride; W. M. Chisolm, Dr
i S. H. Blake and E. P. Guest. j
, The bride, a picture orf ex(|ui- j
| ite loveliness, wore a gown of
white duchess satin with a high
fitted neck lin0 and tight bodice ..
I with leg o'mutton sleeves tapering
to points at the waist. The '
| skirt of her gown was princess
fashion and extended to a long .
an! graceful trafri. Her full
! length bfidal veil of tulle was | .
worn with a halo effect and held in I "
place by a coronet orf lilies of ' .]
the valley. The bride carried. ?
houqet of white I'oses and?valley
Tillies adorned wfth long stream- 1
crs of white satin ribbon,
i The matron of honor wore a
t blue net gown over'taffeta, pink j
picture hat and accessories. Each
, of thP bridesmaids wore a pink I ?
. net gown over taffeta with tight j y
i fitted bodice and full skirt, bluoig
| picture hat and accessories. They I <5
carried bouquets of delphinium.
snapdragons, roses and shasta ^
daisies. The little flower girls ^
were attired in pink net dresses ^
over taffeta fashioned like that ^
of the maids.
Following the ceremony a re- ^
ception was given at the home j
of the bride's parents. V
Mrs. Hawkins is the charming
and talented daughter of Mr. and ?
.Mrs. George R, Hood. She was
educated in the public schools of ,
Rock Hill and following this re p
ceived her Normal training at A
South Carolina State College, at j(
-Of^ffifpburg^ S. C. Q^ring the j
past few .vrnrs" "shVTnu;" taught at ]
Clinton College, Gaffney, S. ?.: i
Lancaster and has just complet-1
ed her third term at Finley High
school, Chester, S, C. h
Dr. Hawkins, >who \s one erf p
thp outstanding ministers of "the Tr
1 Zion connection, is a nativo of r
Mississippi. He received his ed- T
ucation at Tuskegee Institute and th
Livingstone college, and has pastored
in North Carolina, South J.
.Carolina, Alabama and Rhode h
Island. He now heads the Mount fi
Olivet church of Rock Hill. m
Among the out-Of-town guests
attending the wedding were: Mr. bi
M. S. Stanhack, Mr. and Mrs. J. sa
C. White, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mc al
Cluikin, Mr and Mrs. J. D. McClurkin,
Mrs. Hilliard, \Mr. and w
Mrs. Waymond Johnson. Mrs. Inez pi
Gladden. Elder and Mrs. EL C. in
Croshv, Mr. and Mrs. D. H Rab- fl
/ ock, Prof and Mrs. S. Txmis Fin- A
ley, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley hi
Lewis all of Chester. From Char ta
lotto were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perry,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Houstom Gi
Mrs. Dorcatha Williamson, ]Mrs. nr
Tioss, Mrs. Rachel Graham, Miss M
Rachel Johnson and Mr. Adolph C<
| Rrown, Prof. L. C. Hfill of Palis- Al
I bury with Miss Fannie Clay of O.
, Knoxville; Dr. and Mrs. G. L. in
Humphries of Gaffney and Rev.,
and Mrs. J. W. Shaw of Columbia w<
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all !S r. /
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Auditorium of I .eland ? >>. ! .
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Convention Hull doi-my the so -i.
n the huHdinfj are .alsij admiui-t
LATTA NKWS
Sunday was a <iiyj. day f. hurch-tfoers
and while t: < v r ii
?r was. unable to l>e present, 1;
was told that set vice- was ver,
be at Sunday school heraus.- <>
:he death of liis nrther.
Mrs. Matrtrie R. Met la a
treated with a surprise visit b
her son, Mr. homy lb-t1 va?Trr'
week. She also had a s tr'e-t
luring? the week: "Mrs. Ma'sui;
r&hnakin and daughter. M . It7!
;is all of Marion: Miss Carrr
Berry of Mullins and Ms.
FladpfefTSf" I.atta,
Mrs, Matrtrie 1). S . >: ! V
daisy Rewy attended 11 - v.. !
eeeption of Mr. add Mrs. .1,, yd
lawkins in Florence. Friday i i'.
Mrs. I.ucy Writrhf was the v
>nd truest of Mr. and Mis. T.i,
PladtTPr,
Rev. X. S. Delai.n. Me. II.-y
pa < .?m-r^?skim -i'tho v?
Maggie B;i: i', Ti;i '>< !
ha Allen ami llert ha
vcm'C in Sumter In -1 vei-i"-:t.
njr thr Itrtp 'Tffm TTer^yuTr?r
onvonti'r.
Mrs. Nettie Mae J-Im ?..n !
n New A'<.11-: v:- it .
tfiss Victoiia Tv?>l>i 11
Mrs. Mario lluwer-- "i- . ^t >?i
he hospital hut m j ? ??> -i S'
s a regular. reach !" tin- !.> !
ind we hope for h"r a
:ovei y.
Mi<s Mosolln !* ! :?.
md granddauirhter :n.
only time v.it.h hrr. Sin* is
ildisposed hut is ret <>v i I?i si"
y.
Messrs John akin lh-t' . i'
Matt. "Jr.T Ernest- I'ftf?e< i'loieriet.
Find for' a: ,
ick list.
Everybody is ! > hit
he big time Sundry w' o t'
Twelve Trihe rn'lv wl'l 1 ' ..
t Weston Chattel \. M K
Toil arec onlially invi*e?l.
end.
Tile Wi it r will If I:i.! t.v
i any news t! at i- lit : :
ou ;ge.t it to him hy :1 < !' -1
h? week. We try t > >
ort itIV on "S'.t" Monday ai-sld '
achweek.
BROOK I.YN, \\ V. NEWS
a~ surprise hi thday pu-y ;
ivoti in hoiic.'i' or. )Ii C
niitll on Saturday cvtii'iif. .T:;!y
t h. at the home ? I . at: ! \T i
linith, 17'> Ralph Av< ., It
lis. Wilder. M. and Mrs. Who!
Ir. and Mrs. Trior. Mrs. k
Irs. Henry, Mrs. Kinslow. M
I ills, Mr. S. Co! i'tir Mr. II!:, of
Philadelphia, P
lis. Ervincr of Camdi n. X, T.
Mrs. Emma Walker. Mrs. "Mamcs',
Miss T.vdia Waller. *'r
Imnia Walker. Miss Katie I
f New.York City..
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Mr. and
Irs. Snow. Mis. Tiller and Vi
oris Mumford of. P.rovddyn. \.V
very pleasant eventrnr vn*
)yed by all.
i.M A N I 1 11. A. M. I:. f TTT111C1 r
Rev. F. I). Dr?hor, Pastor Sunday
seh'ol met at the u- :a'
our with officers and -tea,-h?> I'tsent.
The lesson was < /
itoresf tltld fbWoTTiJhty laniTt t
he review was aiven J>y the S :p
hp senior clas^ is si ill holdiiA:
ic banner.
For movnimr- service* ji,,. p. v.
it n?11 _?41..
11. I 1 (I I I I I 1 * ' I ( (I | > Mc I I l I I I \
is best. . IIt? i 11i-i 1. v?
'oni T Timothy '*:< -7. < Tlv
on was very impressive.
At nijrht service the p-i a
ouerht forth "a s til -tir::' a
go this mossair,. was . \ ? T
I.
On Monday nipht .Tjuly I!'.! !!,
as a children's rally "'iven. _A
ize was sriven the p? > s.n> bar
i" the hiehest a"-,! -,;))t s"
lis pri/.,. was yiven to little Mindrena
.T. Ttoseho outrh. S'h
id the amount of fcft.fiO. The to1
raised was" $21>.00.
Miss Sola Pearl fVosson if
reenville is visitinir her nre-hid
aunt, Mr and Mrs. (J. Perry
urJos. Also Mis'. Sally V). Mrtol
is visitinpr her daughter. Mrs
[yep McCool Kelson of Tole'o.
ISho wil als,v visit her sisterDayton,
O.. and Hilt more. X.C.
Visitors as usual arc alway
;lcome in our services.
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nun? aw nj.nvs ^ ?
The mvival sorvice of tin- lYc ?
. I'ni.in rSantist rhmvh hi>pa: g
unlay. July 17th. All lr.o'vJv j$
i 1 friends- am venires t< 1 to at- m
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{u rrx<| ?riafter yjjendinjf six
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1 '"/! ^?State . r,ollr^fs>? summer
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'!"V t,"ri N"i1 \v V'.ilk f'lty wTTTT
. v. ' vi-it i i\( .. aiT<l friends.
M*'-. I.th.-I Ffilbert also re
f!' '' I1' N?e\v ^ <>il: for the sum
o . l!;i - :> spell : i no
' T at Myrtle Fieaeb.
I J* "f. "and Mr-. I*. N. Cleirmon*
( "!ic aftc- spending hi t t?-? ni
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ion*.
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t: o i I'igh llaxil _w?rl; and honili-a'intrv
worked hi* way up to
. of the hading plumbers in the
-itr. Ho is ke pt busy filling call*
i.-f both whitp .and colored custoo
.. His work seems to give
a':-faot ion to'nl whom he serves.
Hi a the best wishes ni the
strMige?t XAAHP in . the state
ha- Viei-n organized. This has
hi-i-ii bis dream for quite a num-,
b* i- of year*. At time? he relat
in i-iinversanons to
. friend* with the hnp0 that ho
would realize it porno 'lav
< :T<: t to' send two ^delegates
h<- national conference which
wa. hold n't Richmond. Va.. from
hm'r 2d to July 2.- lMfr it was
'1 : muvJi hjm and his- co-workers
quito a fo\V white people contri!ib<
rally t< help boar the
. vof t'.o delegates.
'i -:t< a few t-hantr'es have taken
"hi,it??i 11 r i V.o?(it he raw branch
a- hon organized arid active in
in?r t>> interest th,.. citizens of
.The. prophecy of Ester is very '
-len if cant a. we attempt to parallel
it's application tp this crisis.
*\\*T > know whether thou cometh
in the kingdom in suc.h a time as
! h i - ,Jr . i
The pa-'t r- and .members, of (
!.V.t?.vhi.u*!-.es have ?opened their
.i f< r the monthly- meetings to
1 < held at ahy time desired in ]
thofh. Monday night. July 10th, ,
it > pjn. the largest crowd met ,
it Wrdi V Methodist church since ,
t i a> h.-en organized to hear tlv
iV-pr/rts of _the delegates. Pitof.
I I.. Dirk-am and Rev.' A. W. ?
Wright. Dr.-. G. \V. Long and
[ *" \V.'l't ince iravt. appreciative
'omments on the reports.
. S.umtay. July the. !}tb. Rev,. A. .T.
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Vy through M. Reese,
'.j. on of Phil-'h anil Mr. S.
Ki. 1 Chr. Steward board of '
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EAR IN SCOTLAND
Dr. K. L. Anderson, Professor, of
Biology at Johnson C. Smith
I niversity to Appear on Program
of the International Congrexls
of Cenetics?te' h? Held
in Edinburgh, Scotland, August
23-30.
Dr. . K. L. Anderson, Professor
of. Biology and Chairman of the
Uivisron of Mathematics and
Sciences at Johnson C. Smith
University sails on the steamship
Georgic on August 5th for Edinburgh,
Scotland, whore .he. will ap- 1
pear on-Chtr program of-the-international
Congress of Genetics.
Br. Andreson holds the Bache
lor, Master and I'h. D. degrees
from the University of Pittsburgh ?;
Since receiving hrs degree he has
done some -Veix outstanding work
at the Marine Biological Laboratories,
Woodshole, Ma?s. In recogtiition
of this high quality work
which tne has done, he has been,
asked to present his {findings *b6"
fOre this Into! national Congress.
In the field of Biology, Dr. Ani..,
- '
?m wuisiunuing scnoiar.
He has written several articles
which have appeared in various
it'-r.litic inabilities. He ha*; also
written a number of articles in
.'ollaboration with other eminent
Biologists, lie is a member o ?
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, the Ge-'
netic Society <>f America and Sigma
XT' TTb horary Scientific SocieBy.
Dr. Anderson is the first .Ne-_
ero to have had the honor of appearing
before- this International
Congress.
While in Europe Dr. Anderson
will visit the various Biological
Laborities in Russia, France, Nor
way, Sweden England and Ger??ny.
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