The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 05, 1939, Page Page 6, Image 6
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IN MEMORIAM
. , One year ago you left us,
Tp go on a vacation long;
Our lives were saddened, _our
hearts wounded.
Our home circle was terribly torn.
We miss the sound of thv voice
so stilled
Your presence forever gone.
But submitting ourselves to our
Father's will,
We hopefully travel on
Toward the day when we too shall
end life's story
And our mission on earth will be
o'er.
They'll then be a joyful reunion
Where-WeMl weep and sorrow no
more.
Wife and children of Mr. W.
A. Nance, Sr., who died August
3, 1938.
' IN MEMORIAM
In memory of David L. White,
who died August 4, 1937.
Gone dear father, gome forever;
How We miss your smiling face,
But you left us to remember ny)}t
on earth can taker your place
A happy home we one0 enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still, '
But death has left a loneliness
The world can never fill.
Lealer White, wife; Emma Drummer,
Lealer K if Tela ruT," Ethel White
Isaiah White; Theodore White.
children.-?
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ENJOYED DELIGHTFUL STAY
Mrs. Rosa Wrlks Johnson, formerly
of Columbia, now of New J
York spent three weeks with her t
mother and sisters. I s
While here she was highly en- ]
Teflained by her many friends,
namely Mrs. Bessie Fay, Mrs.
Dora Whittman, and Mrs. Mattie (
Anderson. She reports a very (
pleasant stay.
OAK GROVE CIRCUIT ]
Rev. H. L. Guiles, 1'astor (
Mrs. Belle Smith was acting j
Supt. of our Sunday school. After
the lesson was over the delegates .
were elected to the S. S. Convtrtion.
Miss Lucile Guiles rs i n 1
summer school at Marion where
Rev. Guiles and Mr. Johnson motored
to carry her.
The Missionary nad its program
<?t Oak Grove. Rev. Brown of the
M.E. church preached for them.
i ney raised tne sum or $1&.UU.
Xlisitors wore present from nearby
churches. There will be a rally at
Oak Grove on the second Sunday. ,
( AKI>, OF THANKS" I
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j J. .Moses of|~ Georgetown, S. O.,
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ness shown during the illness and
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DUE WEST NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Valentine
ame down from Philadelphia anc
>pent awhile with parents Mr. anc
Mrs. Y. F. Valentine and Mr. anc
Mis. Lloyd Carr.
Dr. J.C. Quarles passed through
>n last Sunday enroute from his
juarterly conference at Flat Rock
Misses Rachel and Edna Wharton
took part in the mock wedding
held at Ware Shoals last Friday.
Mr. E.A. Sussowell carried his
laughter Miss Esther Mae to Co
umbia on last Saturday. She is be
ginning- a course in nurse training
at the Good Samaritan-Way?rly
hospital.
Mrs. Julia Robertson left Frrdaj
for a visit with her children ir
New York City.
Mrs. Marie Belcher or Wilmington,
Del, is visiting her brother
Mr. J.D. Robertson.
Mr. Samuel Garrett and Miss
Mamie Jones were happily mar
rind On last Monday
Mrs. Viola Goosby and Miss Ra
.hel Joseph are here from New
York, visitinc relatives, friends.
Miss Willie Mae Lee of Hendersonville.
N.C. is visiting hei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K.H. L<ee.
There will be a barbecue anc
swimming and diving contest ai
the Anderson Beach Park on Sat
imbiy- Pri-zes will be given to th<
winners by Mr. Anderson, ownei
of the park.
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IE PALMETTO LEADER
saint Stephen
A. M. E. CHURCH
? Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor
11 Wilmington, N. C.?An intense
. heat-wave has had this seashore
i city within it's grip for the past
i week but the work of our church
11 continues to go forward with en'
| thusiasm. The Sunday school was
, largely attended with visitors at'i
tending. The Convention Queen
' contest brought to a close on Mon
I day night in the Sunday school
' auditorium with much success.
-,This effort was a beautiful culmii
nation toward the realization of
Jour budget for our Sunday school '
- convention. Our church is sendling
a large delegation to this conr
vention. The morning's service
i' was very largely attended and
the presence of many visitors was
announced. From the subject:
' "God's Warning To ThP Wick
ed" our pastor delivered the message.
Music rendered by the
choir was beautiful and most ap"
propriate. Steady preparation to
[ward our annual conference bud
get goes forward each Sunday.
' The results are gratifying. The
evening's service again was splen- *
didly attended and our pastor deI*
litmnofl final mnCcoctn fVin
(lay Using till' subject: ''The Pot?
I ter And The Clay". Deep intert
est- and spiritual enthusiasm are
evidenced at all of our services
i_ Much of this is due largely to
r iluTfimr responses which the mem* }
ijership gives in using the means
uJoL grace during the mid-week. The
^ usual" cooperation was splendidly ~
given by the boards and clut>s in j
the contributions given for carry- .
ing on of the work. All prepara- .
tions have been completed' for
youths' movements during the
month of August.^
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH.
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Asheville, N. C.?July 26-30,
marked an outstanding period in J
i the program of St. James church,
because of the Sunday school con- I
i venticm of the Morganton district s
| being in session under the?1
| wart leadership of the veteran i
i Presiding Elder, Dr. K. C. Holt t
I The session was acknowledged by (
many as being among the best }
I held in the district in points of j
harmony, cooperation and effectiveness.
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Prominent among the visitors
were: Bishop M. H. Davis, D.D., '
Dr. E. F. G. Dent, president of (
Kittrell college; Rev. C. M. Reid '
wan and B. H. Lucas, associate 1
presiding elders; !>?*. W. C. Cle- ]
land of Greensboro, N. C.; Rev.
C. S. Stroud of Chapel; Rev. A. 1
M. Jones of High Point.
The concert on Friday night
" was .ably rendered, dii'ectefcl by
Mrs. Vera -fc^-Holt, thp efficient '
helpmate of the presiding elder 1
She was agreeably supported by
Mrs. Reynolds of Asheville. ^line t
splendid Doards 01 tne cnurcn i
vied With" each other in serving ]
dinners in triple form on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday. t
Suitable resolutions were sub- (
mitted expressing appreciation of j
the fine complete arrangements .
by the Pastor, Dr. C. A. Stroud,
and also of the genuinP hospital- .
itji exhibited on the part of the
loyal members and friends of St.
James church.
" SoTrt reviving?messages ?were _
delivered "by Revs. S. G. Tompkins. i
L. W. Easterling, G. W. Larkins, J
.mid-week and by Revs. J. E. Holt,'
J. R. Bridges and A. Gaither on)*
th(, ISabbath. | J
Receipts from the convention i
from aTI source's amounted ? to -S
$412.50. t
(Miss) Ruth Turman. reporter. ' r
LATTA NEWS
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Tobacco gathering has kept ev- ^
erybody so busy for the last few j
days that no one has had time tc v
get the news. ? y
Mrs Katie Windon, once a teach
er in the school here, died here
last week. The funeral was
largely attended. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Rouse of Little ]
Rock, and music furnished by the p
Little Rock choh\ 1
On the same day at a different 1
- ? ? ai 1
hour, Mr. JonnaKin neinea was
funeraliZCd at Weston Chapel A. 1
M.E. church. The service was con- c
ducted and the funeral proached-i
by Rev. N. S. DeLaine, pastor. *
The news of Prof. Gary's death (
was very sad and shocking to us '
in Latta who knew him.
Sunday was a fine day for wor-.'
hippers and Rev. L.A. Wells the '
P.E. of the Dillon district preach
= an excellent sermon from the
subject: "Son Remember." AIT enjoyed
the sermon.
Mrs. Emma L. Guiles spent the 1
week end with her brother Prof.
J.H. Guiles. A" new daughter has |
come to stay with them/ Mother ,
and daughter are doing fine.
Mrs. Janre Manning, Mrs. Nora?
McBryde, Miss Ernestine Fladger,
Rev. R. L. McBryde and Prof.
R. Wilkinson motored to Rowland
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mc"Bryde's
uncle. i
PnTf. Wilkinson, Rev. Hoi man i
and Mrs. Maggie D. Scott visited <
Enstover to attend the funeral of s
Prof. Gary. I
Rev. J.M. Jackson. pastor a t j
Marion, preached fdr Rev. N. S. f
DeLaine of Latta Sunday. f
Mrs Alice McNeil, Nora Mc- (
Bryde, Rachel James, Ethel Smith t
and Miss Ernestine Fladger, Iris '
Moody and f)arsy Berry af6 At- 1
tending summer school in Marion, c
The children of Mrs. Julia I>ad- j
son are grateful to their friends
for kindness during the loss off
their mother. 1
I Mrs. A. A. DeLaine is back 1
from the Quadrennial meeting. 1
endorsed
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Dr. L. L. Berry
Secretary and Treasurer of the
R/l lucinti o rxr nnnn.iif wnm iL .. A
luigoivmuj; kUICU[, UI l!IU A.
M. E. Church- who was endorsed
for re-election by the Board of
Managers at the New York Meet
on last Tuesday.
WOODRUFF NEWS
Trinity AME Zion Church ___
Rev. J. A. Lipsey, Pastor
Sunday school opened with Supt.
xnd teachers at their post of duty.
After a brief discussion on the
lesson Sunday school adjourned. |
After which the Kev. Ceo. JtJrown-1
ing preached for us. Theme Stay
n the Path of Righteousness, and
t was enjoeyd by all.
Sunday afternoon Rev. B. C.
Campbell of Greenville delivered j
i great message" to us. which was |
?njoyed by all. ? |
Mr. and Mrs. John Murrell of
Enoree worshipped at Trinity
:hurch Sunday afternoon. I
The Stewardess Board met at
:he home of Mrs. Mollie Franks
rhursday nite. In absence of the
aresident, Mrs. Dot Linder presided.
The members responded nicel
y. After collecting dues and all 1
infinished business were finished,'
.he club adjourned to meet with
he president Mrs. Evelyn Wil-'
)urn. The hostess served delicious
ce cream. , i
The Y.W. club met with Mrs.
Sloise "Robinson Tuesday night.'
3u>te a few members were pres-!
nt. The president Mrs. Dot Lin-4
ler had discussion of unfinishec
jusiness. The roll was called for
lues and all members responded.
The next meeting will Be" with
Mrs. Victoria Dorroh Aug. ""'8th.
The hostess served banana sandv
relies, cake and cream.
* New Bethel Church
Sunday school was fine. The ban!
ler was won by the senior class
No. f>, Rev. C.A. Irl/y teacher. I
Revival meeting will begin Sun-'
lay Aue. 6. Pastor Rev. A. David
Duncan and his helper Rev. T. N.1
Moss will conduct the meeting. |
Bros. R.P. Rodgers, James Brew
on attended the Union meeting at
?edar Grove last Saturday. Mr.
Jelton Fryer left Mart day for Spar
anburg and other cjties.
Sc sure to read The Palmetto
_,eader.
I.anford Grove Holiness Church i
Bishop lT. D. Ropkard, PaslPH?
Sunday school at the usual
lour. The entire school was taught
)y Rev, B.C. Campbell of Green-'
dlle. Sister Lrllie Mae Mosely
vas with us in school. In diseussng
topics on the lesson Bro. Jot I
Jtevens,?Jr^- assistant teacher of he
Junior clarf?, made the highest
>oints Rev. Campbell paid honorible
tribute to him. We are proud
if him. " I
Lanford Grove staff worshipped
vith Rev. B.C. Campbell in his
(reaching services at Trinity A.
d.E church Sunday at 3 p.m. and
vitnessed a wonderful sermon by
tim.
ABBEVILLE NEWS
Sunday evening July 27th. the
[nterdenominational M i ssionary
crogram was held at Mt. Pleasant
Baptist church. Rev. Matthis
>rought his junior choir over from
.aurens to sing on the program.
Beautiful solos and trios werP ren- (
lered by Mrs Thompson, a mem>er
of the choir and the Mathis
,rio. Collection aTT day $18.22. |
Rev. Develin, pastor of the Mt.
Zion A. M. E. church, St. Mary
nrcuit, McCormick, S. C., began
services Sunday morning at the
lsual hour. He preached a very
Interesting seimon which everybody
enjoyed. iSubieet: "Mission
rf th? Chm-e,hlL. . ...
8:00 o'clock, a very interesting
program " was rendered by the
young people. Collection $26.00
Mr. Rondell Rhodes" is visiting
lis mother, Mrs. L. F. Rhodes for
:he month of August.
CKNTRAT. K.M.I.K. CHt'RCH
Rev. K.W. Gregory. Pastor
Charleston?Sunday being Woman's
Day, with Mrs. M. Smalls
mistress of ceremony, the Rev. M.
Earner delivered a wonderful mes
sage at the morning service. A
arge crowd was present and enoyed
the services. At nite she
>reached from the subject: "We
ire His Indeed." We pray a spe:ial
blessing upon Mrs. Gardner
hat the Lord may keep her. Next
Sunday, the Missionary Society is
miring a platform service at & 'clock.
Last Sunday we had one
oiner and the offering was good.
We extend our sympathy to the
amily of Mr. Row Joint, a loyal
eader and member of our church,
lis funeral wfta held Wednesday.1
iVe will mis8 him v?:y much.
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I CARD OF THANKS ?
fclrs. Annie Evans wishes to Tele
thank all the business men for | t\
the prizes given for the Subscription
Contest and Bingo Party. Al-i
so Mr. E. W. Cromartie and Mr. ^y
J. B. Denley, whose names were . .
left off the list through an error, n?
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NEWS OF INTEREST
IN BATESBURG ^5
AND SURROUNDINGS
The St. James C. M. E. Sunday
school was blessed with a great q
enrolment Sunday and it was re- o
ported it was one among the best ^
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The Friendship Baptist Union Mrs.
was held at the Mt. Zion Baptist
church, Saturday and Sunday. | SI
Mrs. John 'Hartley of Batesburg ^
lost her sister Monday morning at Beth
3 o'clock. Funeral services were I
not completed at. this writing.
Mr. Willie Crouch of New York'
is now spending sometime in Bates
burjf with his mother. . *
?The Bates burg Hill BBliea de-|
feated the Batesburg Down Hill |
team Friday in a very easy H
game. Joseph Jowers pitched the
Hill Billies to a 13- to^-3. victory.
Monday evening the Batesburg
Down Hill boys even the deal with
Ehe~,H'ttl"' Billies, when John S. Gol"* ~ "
sto? lead his boys to a 10 to 1 victory.
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The Batesburg second nine defeated
the Leesvrlle second scond
nine very savagely Wedneday atj
Batesburg. Datcsburg in oehedulod'
to play Leesville Thursday.
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A. C. E. LEAGUE
AT BISHOPS' MEMORIAL
The public is cordially invited to ^
attend the meetings of the Allen
Christian Endeavor League, held
every Sunday -afternoon at 6:30
o'clock at Brshops' Memorial A
M. E. church. ...
'DanielThompson'?.President I
Sarah E. W'Uiams, Secretary
VISITS IN NORTH I
Nurse Azalea Dorothy Wilson! l\
of Columbia hospital, is among the I SM
Columbians who has visited the J
woria s rair in New York Citv
while visiting her sister and many
other friends. She also spent sev' ^
eial days in Mt. Clair. N. J. ^
Nurse Wilscrn has recently returned.,
to her duty after a delight
ful vacation.
&T. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH ^
Rev. W. B. Nash. Pastor
Sunday, school opened at the us-1.
ual hour, after a biief study erf -the
lesson we enjoyed an interest- t
ing review by the pastor
The morning worship the pastor
spokp on the subject: "Glorifying
God". The sermon was 122'
i ptwited and impressive.
I Rev. Robeit E. Taylor a mem
ber of Mill Creek A. M. E. church
preached at 4:30 for the benefit
of Mrs. Maggie Young's club.
For evening worship the pastor
brought a burning message.
Misj^.Estelle Jenerettp is visit- ,
ing relatives in Darlington. ~Mr.
ahd Mrs.lEugene Cheek and Mrs.
Blondina Whaley left Columbia u,
Saturday for Washington, D. C.,
after visiting relatives and friends Q
in various parts of the. state.
iMrsi Lola Check the mother of
Mr. Cheek ret-urned-with-themr- j
STTBSTPIBF FOR _ l
THF "LEADER"
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ELITE BEAUT
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MRS. JULIA iREELA
NOW OPENED FC
TELEPHONE
I APPLICANTS ARE URGED T
TO BEGIN TRAINING WITH
ELITE HE A FT V Pi
MRS. ANNIE EVANS,
Write Vn?p. .I'Ha E. Rreeland,.. 16
bnrjf, Sc.uth Carolina, or Mrs. Annie
2515?A Gervais St.
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mouth. ]
Ticket* food foingon Friday and Saturday
trains, except Number* 10,44,108. higher.
Returning leave Portsmouth a* late a* Rolf fart*
9:0S P. M , Monday eveninc. Ticket* ,mu ,mre
good in ooeche* only. No baggage at the (V
eheeked. Consult your Seaboard agent . * II_aSL
(or other detail*. these dn
J. L. CARTER, DPA., No. 1
Phone 3821 or 9
Waril:I?TiT;liT;
Saturday, August 5, 1939
phone 9231
ANTZLER BROS.*
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
rk Called For and Delivereo
lible Half Soling a Specialt)
Prices Reasonable
Gervais St. Columbia, S. C.
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'o be given at the home of J
_ Hannah Cook, 1218 Heidt St.
JNDAY, AUGUST, 20, 1939 ,
It 6 p.m. for the benefit of
lehem Willing Workers Club 'i
Bethlehem Baptist Church
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tfrs. Phillig Russell, Pres.
Ri^Vr E. A. Davis, Pastor
itp nCD
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Columbia, S. C.
RFOLK
outh?Virginia Beacli__
lay thru JKConday
Aug. 19-21
>3.00
1 trip adult fare to Porta?ares
to Virginia Beaoh 76o
Children 5 and under 12
. Plan a glorious weekend
eashore - via Seaboard - at
istically cut fares.
Arcade Bldf?.,
?$7 r?