The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 12, 1939, Image 3

Newspaper Page Text? I Saturday, August 12, 1939 WINNSBORO NEWS The peoplR in and around our town have been blessed with co* pious showers all of last week. |Mr. Ulysses Richmcmd motored to Columbia last Thursday to enter his littlfi son Thomas in the Waverly hospital. The child has an enlarged ankle which must have medical care. We hope that ho . may do well. Mrs. Smith with her 3. children and Mrs. Young with her 2 children both from Philadelphia, Pa. are welcome visitors in our town th^ guests of Mr. Moses Lyles their father. We are glad to have them in our midst. The Wauld-Be Friendly club, an organization of ladies in our~to\vn gave a free excursion to the rural to Rion's quarry last Tuesday 2nd inst. It took a bus and fo ir largf ears to carry the members anc their guests on this'trip whicl was quite educational. From the quarry the pa> ty ie turned to the home of Mr. anc Mrs. Walter. West, a nlao*. of hos pitalitv where all enjoyed an ev ening of various amusements Talks were a^so given after which a repast of ice cr*eam, cake anc other daipties was^served,?___? Among1 the 'distinguished guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alexandei Russell and Rev. and Mrs. J. M Beam*. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davis anc little daughter, Annie Savilla Mrs. Maggie Kent and little dau ghter all of which are from Balti more; Mr. and (Mrs. Oscar' Smitl and Miss Mae Francis Gunter o: Philadelphia are here visiting theii "* parents and sister Mr. and MVs Robert Davis. Little William E. Trapp i; spending his vacation in Greens boro, N. C., and New York witl his mother and aunt. Mis. S. A. Mcintosh was calle< to Columbia last Saturday due t< i the death of her sister Mrs. Rem Bracton. We deeply sympathizi with her. Mrs. Ethel Gadscm and daugh ter Sara from Pittsburgh, Pa., ar, here visiting their ,parents, Mr and Mrs. Tom Johnson. Mr. and Mrs." Robert Durens Mrs. Millie E. Gist, Miss William; /* -V r _ T-* i .. A M oi- Virginia neacn una iui. Russell of Rock Hill were 'pleas ant visitors in our town last weel the guests of Prof, and Mrs. W I A. Ross. _ , Mr. Ca'1 Cason, one of our for niei- graduates -who now lives ii ___ is taking hte. vacatl01 here with relatives and friends. " Mr. and Mrs. Dhvid Banks o Spartanburg, Mr. Tom Banks o Fort Mill, Mr. Young C. Davis o Washington spent the week em [ with their sister and brother Mr and Mrs. Robert Davis., Deacoi Davis has been ill for sometime k His friends are f?lad to know tha i he seems to be getting better. Prof. W. A. Ross and daughte Evelyn L., left last Sunday fo Guthriesville, McConnelsville - am York, where they will spend thei L vacation with relatives and friends J Mrs. Sara Wright spent las I Sunday in Rack Hill with friends | Miss Mamie Anderson our H.E teacher- has returned- flora._a_twi weeks conference for H. E, teach ers at' State college. I jc. * * BALTIMORE, MD^NEWS Service for the week at Moun I Pleasant Baptist church: Thursda; night a quartet program; Frida; night, .choir vphnnrgpl: Sunday a m., S. S. at usual hour with tea chers at their respective places. Af 1 1 Qf> K.v?ar.V>;?o- Unl' Communion was served by the pas tm*7?At 8?prnv,?evening?service Last week quite a few peopl left for the South: Mrs. Hattii Mobleji, Annie M. Hemphill, Mrs h - -Campbell, Mrs. Lewis 'Sunday vistors from Washing ton, D. C., were iMr. and Mrs. B Williams, guests of Mr. Melvi: and Mary Williams; also Mr. Jin *" mie Williams and Mr. H. String fellow of Chester, S. C. Mr. Willie Williams wife is ii Baltimore visiting him for a fev days. Mis. l.ouise Weir left for "Port mouth, Va., to' attend the funera of her sister, i W0 arP proud to see Miss Rutl Crosby at home again who ha_ been in John Hopkin hospital fo four months. Edward Augurs the son of Wil lip Augurs has traveled over th y United States since he has bee: j a seaman. He is sailing to Eng j land on Tuesday and also France Mr. Ernest Gladden is much im ' r proved in the Maryland hospital Read Thp Palmetto Leader an< ' get the news. ,, MII^BRANCH A.M.E. CHURCI I Rev. D.D. Doughty. Pastor V W Pamnlico.?The writer spen T. the week ertd in Fayetteville am consequently he does not hav - ,very much news. Sunday school opened on th< usual hour with the teachers am officers at tjjefr post of duty. Tlv ?} lesson wa? very interesting in ev -j ery way. The regular morning service started op, time The pastor preacl - ?^.ed a highly spiirtual sermon fron ? II Kings; subject: "Be Kind T < Children." Many rejoiced fron the preaching of God's word. Reyival meeting has started a Mitlbraneh. Ftwar very good las night in every way as the peoph I ?-rejoiced much during the service Mrs. Ella Ashley was in Fayetfc ville Slinky visiting her brother IThe tobacco auction sale is opei in eastern South Carolina; am the farmers are rejoicing over th< ) wonderful prices. Some of t h i bflys have declared that they ari a sitting on top of the world. JL ? We are very sorry to hear o the shooting of Moses Cain. ii j| in a very bad condition. y ~ , liny < <.???? ...... Zr'% -I ' I I CLINTON NEWS Friendship A. M. E. Church Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor Sunday was quite a pleasant day for church goers. Sunday school was well attended. At 11:15 o'clock the pastor delivered i a very soul stirring sermon which was enjoyed by all, using as a i thenie "Jes'us Went Farther". The Bon Ton supper which was given in the dining hall of th church was a success despit,. tlio ( postponement. ! "The funeral rites of Mrs. OIlie , F. Wadsworth were held at the r i tf iiusmp cnuren ounuay evening ,, at 3:30 o'clock. It was quite ii ( .shock to the en thy community to I know of her sudden (loath. Fho I leaves to mourn two small sons arid one step son of Flint, Mich, j At 4:30 o'clock th(. funeral of i Mrs. Anna Rbodm was held in Friendship church. Sh,, leaves to mourn her ^passing several childI len and grandchildren. The funeral of Mr. William Irby an old citizen of Clinton was hold 3 o'clock Mesne Jcthnnie Benjamin, Flanders and Mrs, Rebecca Davis ~ "all of Eutawville spent a lovely | evening at the home of Mrs. F.lir za Young, Wednesday, July 2ml ' M iss Mary Ruth, Mrs. Lola Young - Davis and little daughter ncrrmh panied them back homo. Mr. Nathaniel Young of Wash" ington, D. C., is home spending n J few weeks with his mother, Mrs. ' Eliza Young. 1 Little Misses Yvonne Thomas Goldie Babb and Jaunita Young were chc-erful and interesting lits tle Spnday evening visitors ol " Mrs. M. J. Lilliewo'od. 1 Miss M. E> Priee of Jaim'stowi is the pleasant house guest < | 1 T 1U T 3 ' Miss Beatrice Lilliewood leave? 1 Tuesday evening for the Common s ity hospital for the removal pi her tonsils. Trust she will have * a speedy recoverM-r;?Levestei Vance is home for a few days. JMr. Ephriam Young is on the sick list. We hop(? hcAv soon h( r recovers. * Rev. H. W. Walker is spending P a few days at his home in McCor - mick. < Mr. and Mrs. Benny Leake o'i * Laurens are here visiting Mr. an< Mrs. Charley YoUtig. Dedicated to Saltus Wads wort I n Jr., from members of the Nortl y Carolina Mutual Thrift .club. f Saltus, we want you to know f That the Thrift Club joins you f In your hour o'f woe. We know that you miss you moth er dear, n But God will be with you. , He is always near, t So grieve not, fret not, for she i? still alive, r Far from you but at Jesus' side j Composed by Mamy,. Lie Davi: - L.EXINGTON NEWS ; Sunday was a high day at tin ' Bethel church. During the S. S - a--wonderful ?subject was -discussed and the litthe folk ?were their place. At 11:3T) Rev. H. A Adams preached a heart searching sermon from the subject "Con quering Faith". Then Rev. Nat ' haniel Til man brought to us i ? nother message. Before we -ad ? journed for dinner, Rev. E. F.'G ?I Hpnt--ouf?ex-presi(iiiiir .. emer urn us a messaged His to?Tt "Th Harvest is Great, but the Labor v ers are few". We certainly di< enjoy having elder Dent stop wit! ' us. At this time?everyone hax 0 dinner. After dinner we re-asB sembled and Rev. W. P. Nash, ' pastor in charge of St. Janus station brought to us another nves" sage of truth. He used as texi ' I Corinthians 10:13-14. Aftei ^ this service we adjourned unti 11 8 o'clock. Prayer , seivier begat after which the Rev. J. C. Bates preached. Theme:. "See Jesus" a The spirit ran high all day. Rev v Anderscm will be with us till thn the week. , j Last week Rev. .Jackson oi Leoville circuit C. M, E. church was ^ with us. Everyone seemed to b< _ spiiitually revived, p "TKe pastor motored Reedei Point to unite Mr. Arthur.Gran ~ to Miss Coren(. Gantt. 'tHif'-wis! ~ them much success in lite. We are happy to say ^hat 311 Zion has lifted the mortgage froiv their church. iMr. and Mis. Mon1 ague Leapart and Miss Mercellc Valentine motored fro'm Ilacken j sack, N. J., to visit relatives here Miss Sarah E. Williams is snen< lug sometimR with Miss Lillii Wise. I Visitors are always welcome. t MT. CLARE RAPT. CHIRCH d Rev. C. B. Black, Pastor 0 S. S. was conducted by Supt Gaskin with teachers and student0 all at their post. The lesson wa^ reviewed by Mr. Ben Iluntlj'. 0 Friends and visitors from Dan* ville,- Va.: Mr. Albert Breczlow s Mr Josiah Johnson, Mr. Nathai h Rosten, Mr Bush from Orange 1 burf. 0 11:30 Preaching by Rev. R. B t Brown using fcrr a subject: "Tin. Word of God". Rev. Mr. .Brown 1 preached a string sermon. j 4:30 Preaching by the Rev. J E. Bristow, pastor o f Spring Bianch Baptist church and <Mt. ' Moriah Bapt. jchurch. ..Also 'nr f is a member of Executive board of the Jlfreat-Pee Dec Baptist asJ sociation. He delivered a great sermon using [for a subject: To & Whom Shall We Go? This won3 derful message! was delivered b> 0 this abTe divifte." A soul sTirrmg sermon and ujilifting. t Just a^)out time Rev. J. E. s Bristow began his sermon, Rev C. B, Black our pastor drovP up f i . ^ ' ^ I II ' ??????11 < with two of his officers from Max j well Grove Baptist church. Dca- i con Willie Carter,.Deacon George Anderson. W<> a:so* had the rc* port of tlu- Gleaners: Sisters. Ollie Williams teportcd $5.00; Kloisc Gnskin, $.">.0<i; I. \Browh, $.r).00; Annie Kaddy, K. Gaskin $1.30. We arc grateful to those solicitors and those who contributed .to the cause through them. We _are honing-ibe other sisters will ipako their report on the second Sunday. Our pastor will he with us all day flu* second Sunday and w,. 'lire asking all members to he ,present. Let's have a nice time together. Collection for the day ( was $37.S0. All our friends are welcome at Mt. Clare Baptist - chlll'CH.? _ I .ATT A >KWS People are still busy, those who are through gathering tobacco are now tffadintf and tyin>r.it; yet tho spirit is hitfh because the market ' opened faiily tfood and most of the fa ran iy who sol(| were .satis-( r lierh?We b??pe-(outs will continue tfood. Mis. Xetti,. Mac Johnson is 1 hack from New York after a delightful visit to her sister, Mrs. Victoria Robinson. I h ah has auain visited our rank ' 1:1ml look- from us Mrs. Virginia " d'hluaids. S+tt??funorolisod Sunday August' (5 at V-eston--Chap , el A. M. 10. church.. Rev. N. S. Del.sin i/ll'ieiatintf. Mrs. Marie Bowi 11s has.returned from tho hos pit.nl to the delitfth of her friends. Miss Daisy Deny spent the week <; end wjth her mother. She is at tending summer school in Marion ; Rev. W.D.. McIOaehun, pastor of* Union Station, Lake View was ill i "Sunday?Re v. K. 1.. McDiyde 1111I" *'11 his pulpit to the satisfaction of his c( ntfi etfation. The officers sent ; their pastor .$17.(!tb While there " \ve received the news that Rev. E. ' 15. Mack, their ex-pastor was buried in Haltiim/i,. last Thurs' day. * While the funeral dirge was being sung the" wedding bells were being rung.'Mr. Jessie Bethea and , Miss Daisy Mace were united in ' Weil lock Sunday, August OdMhral. I ?i clock., .Mrs. Florence Fladtfer is still i on Hi,., si.k list but is giadually 1 eco\ erititf. 1 -T-rcs. LYa Bethea is back from f t:.o hospital where slieh as bee.i _ l.er.., -muuLm-e-, ?UooU - nrertt-. -. ? lilt; fourth qii.u Lolly conference of Wi'st n Chapel A. M. K. church was quite a success. Alter a neai in it ami livclv devotion the i'Mviiiin- KMer, Kev. L. A. Wells euti red into tile business of the conference. All lcpovts were ; rr'i""! and most of them above the a\eiaire. Tile picsidinir' elder was paid in full ami then some. The writer deplores the fact that he is' se!<). tn able to rfet any. news (V.1,1. t1 . other <'hurches_bvit_ heim; unable to attend himself no . one seems interestedenough to re port any. Send your report tc I the "Lender". ' ..... ^^ _ " ~i ; \ v \ i.r MM.K ('itizkn 4 ; OF I.EF.SVIU.K SICK k Mr. -T. K. (Ii'etrjr. of T.eesvillo, a knob >.; cb rk in Mr. Barr's do-J partniciit store Is sit*k and has l !ie,-n nmi?e. t:,(. doetor for the past \ w ii k-i. Mr. (liitrir has beer tlie head elm k m .M r. Barr's store I for tli,. last four" years, he has , i been eh rkintr in ditfet enl. st.ofe j (,hi. ,1 lkca'i. e of his honesty, Mr. Barr 'lias allowed liim to take rare of I , i. . i ...... 1 . n i .1 ."l uu'-utii, . iu<ur- aim | tj oilm"firings. Many tinv while| jderln y-k this Negro clerk can I they -ell such things for such a| i price. . Mis words are linnl on all I s" sales. A salesman dates m t to] . 11 y to pa - h ; is sales over the head .'.of this NVgro clerk. The ma.iorit I e of Negroes who net credit from | tjiis large department store, must' '. t*i st see Kit. Ciregg. '| As j^?^lturchman. the Rev. W. ' It. Rowman. \vho is his pastor said that lirother CJregg has led pray-, 1 er mooting cVery. preaching SunM i ay llii year' and has contributed 1 jlatgely toward him and the trusI lee's hoard. Rev. BowmaiTTlCfclar j ed also he has never missed 1 preaching service regardless, ol' weather, c ndition and wo*uld of ten come to church when hp should stay home. | .Mr. Ran, who is a large cotton] , huyi r lias the respect of tho cit. izens of I.eesville, both white and] colored. .Ministers and ex-pastors! whom h,. lias helped in days past and gone should And time to visit him. - ? AC( KI'TS CAI.E AT BETHLE. REM BAPTIST CHURCH i BARNWEI.L, S. C. Ri v. A. 1'. I'orter of Columbia," paster <f /.ion Canaan' Baptist chin *li. State Park, S. C., chap' ion. and ,'chaplain of th(> Interdenominational union of Columbia. S. hn>j accepted the call to' the T'i ! hi.-hI'til Ttnntic* well, S. <? * V""V" ' 1 His inslallabion* services will b-r f<>! thcomin>r in the near future of _ which?w^ hup^ to nave ample notice. 'I LEAVES FOR NEW YORK Mrs. EthoF C. Scott of 35 Eliz-j 1 aheth street, Charleston, S. C., 1, and daughters Irene and Felicia left tho city Sunday for Now York City, where they will visit > ) er brother and sister-in-law and Mrs. Samuel W. Crutch field and other t relatives and the World's Fair until school . opens next ; month. . , THE PALMETTO LEADS THE CHURCH IN NEED OF LEADERS WITH A FORWARD MOVEMENT The average leader's 'of nc/wdays are too apt to back steps, to find .out what is in store for self, not regarding the explicit direction given in thR commission:""Rome" 8th chapter, 14th verse; Hebrew 11th chapter, 25th verse. We noted under the Old Dispensation/ when the church had only a brojken law for its discipline. Before the plan was formulated that a man could be born < again, God commissioned such leaders as 11,. saw fit. and asked them to keep the Law and not depart from it. Then gave them that would obey, the assurance that I'll be with you. Joshua 1st chapter. 2nd verse. Deuteronomy 8tb chapter, 1st thru the 4th verses. Men of nowdays, the suppose divine leaders, have learned a back step trying to provide for himself, which is out of Divine orders. Job 38th chapter, 39th thru 41st verse; 121 Psalms 3rd thru 8th verse. You will note that Jehovah was only talking to those who walked upright and resist evil; Prov. 1st chapter, 10th verse; I 4t4u chapter and 14th verse. We must first have a Divine operation on our hearts, before we can possess a Divine nature, which only can Jbc formed by tho Holy Spirit, according to out own will. Under the Law c/f Moses whi.ch was handed down from God, men was chosen at their own will. Should not the grace of God thru thp death of Jesus Christ be of more effect. Exodus 32pd chapter 20th verse; Galations 1st chapter 1st through 11th verse. God has never chosed a man in his sins to lead his church. Before the death off our "Lord He ~ sent His disciples to the lost sheep of the House of Israel, not in the way of the Gentiles, telling them to make no provision for their journey. Luke 10th chapter 20th verse: Men rejoicing over their voice. Hebrew 12th chapter 23rd verse. When -one knows by a new birth and- ii changed hearts that their name,is- written in heaven, thero -wrH be n(/ worldly habits following an individual through this Divine refinement. II Peter 1st chapter, 1st through 11th verses. There "wit! he no back steps because the Holy Spirit has ever had a forward movement to higher and better?things^?-for the spirit giv.es "Ooiliple He fellowship with the Father and the Son. I John 1st and 2nd chapters. We have today -cores of suppose leaders who are slaves to their appetites, which gives them a constant backward stepping, and for one to step back his work. I John 3rd chapter, ward they are found to stumble. We know that a man is known by The spiiit of the devil often re fers to the sayings' of Christ to the young ruler, and they overrates themselves. Matthew 19th chapter 17th verse. There is none good but the Father which h heaven. The Lord didn't say that. If the young ruler would hav(. niadg a combinational confession of the oneness of the Father and Son. This would have brought him in fellowship with God. REV. C. J. KOHN. ' SOUTH ISLAND NEWS By Theodora White After all the inclement.weather, _Lkn crowd was-JoumUom therr way to church somewhere. Miss Gladys Woodbury spent the week end with her mother. Mr. Joshua^Vanderhorst''fis{rplan nine on going t0 St. Petersburg, Fin., Aug. 17 for an indefinite stay Sick list: Mr. Bennie Vanderhorst is lingering with appendicitis, hut not confined. Bro. Benjamin <towuo>- no o?osl _ jvi p aoacu away quietly to the great beyond Sunday morning, after an illness of several weeks, and was funeral zed last Monday. Mr. Ben Hale is getting along nicely with his hand, of which he got a finger amputated while work inir on the Island three weeks ago Pay your dues and get the news? THE LEADER^ CHESTERFIELD NEWS Mrs. Maggie Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs. Loniax of Ashevrlle ajid Hen dersonville, N. C., respectively, were pleasant callers at the Presbyterian manse Sunday. Dr. G.W. Long and Rev. H. L. Counts paid a call Saturday at the Homes of the Toatleys and Johnsons. i Grand View Presbyterian church iust closed a splendid revival. Rev E.A. Stewart, Charlotte, assisted by Revrs. Hiddleston and Steele of Chesterfield conducted the revival Mrs. Louise Johnson and family Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Johnson and r>: A ........mveis motored to ft^orvcn. N.C.. Sunday to attend revival services at Galilee. Miss Minnie Blakeney of Page|f>nd was guest Df ^fiss Johnetta Toatloy last week. Mi%s Sara Wadsworth had a s her guest last week Miss Ethel R rower of Pageland. C 'hurch school was very good at Mt. Zion Methodist church. Also wxn'shi4i servico at 11 r30, was- fine. Revival service began at Mt. Tabor on Sunday Aug. 13th. Also the third quarterly conference. Preaching hy Dr. C.F. Ferguson, D. S. The public is invited. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ?- " ~ NEWBERRY NEWS Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Paster Sunday school opened at 10 a.r This service was conducted bea\ tifully. After the lesson the Sup gavd the review and a splendid < fering wds taken. The pastor ei tered the service at the Children hour. His subject for the childre was "Climbing upon Mistakes During this service Rev. Reasom makes it a point to leave an ii spiring thought with the little p( pie; now they look forward to and enjoy it. At the regular church servic the pastor chose his text: For v have not a high priest who canm be touched with a feeling of oi infirmities; but was in all poin tempted like we are." Heb. 4:1 From this text derived the them "The Sympathy of Christ." Ea< one present enjoyed the sermon t Rev. Reasoner unfolded to us tl word of God. Visitors present wei Mrs. Jennie K. _Gilliam Misa Mi dred Gilliam and Mrs. A. P. Bu ler of Harbison Institute. Miss Daisy Golden, a nurse the hospital of Greenville was vi iting her sisters and relatives the city last week. She left for vacation in New York and a vis to the World's Fair. Mr. Henry liilliam was burn at Welsh Zion "Baptist church la Sunday. He leaves to mourn h death a daughter and five grar children. The month of August is reviv mrnth for the g.ood people of Ne berry county, and the city was a most deserted Sunday. Reviv meettng started at Bush River < Sunday, at which church, Rev P. Reeder of Columbia preach* the3 evening sermon. The churi was packed, and as many more < the outside. There were cars pai ed op the church grounds., "with 1 cense tags of several differei states. Mr. Arthur Allen, his wife at daughter motored to Columbia < Sunday to visit his brother, Ro'i ert Allen. ? Mr. Thommie Gray of N. , City is visiting with , relatives ar friends. Miss Celeste Scott has return* after vacationing in Long Beac Lone: Island and the World's Fa in New York. Mrs^Aima Bobinson is .at hon after two weeks spent in Salud Chimney Rock and Asheville, N.i $lTf OLIVE A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. J.N. McClintic, Pastor rr Myrtle Beach.?Sunday was two-fold day at Mt. Olrve. Sui day school opened at the usu hour with Supt. Mrs. Jeff Belli my and staff present. The Primal 1 class holds the banner. 6:00 p.m. the ACE League o ened with the Pres. Rev. T. 1 Hemingway. The lesson was beat tifully discussed by members ar friends. 7:30 Presiding Elder A.PS Spe* held his last quarterly conferem for this year at Mt. Olive,- wil the leaders and members at the post and made full reports. 8:30 marked the beginning o our revival meeting. Elder A. 1 Spears led the way for Mrs. Ne brtt from Voxhall, N. J., who wi conduct a week's revival. Eld* Spears preached a soul stirrin sermon from Acts 24:25: subiec True To The Vision. This inspi: ing message was followed by | Singer Mrs. McCall and Mrs. Ne: bit$. We are praying that tt I heavenly vision will guide o u Bishop in making his decision an ^ \ ru... r% 1 ' eeiiu r.iuer opears DacK to us. Among the visitors at churcl were Mrs. Spears, her daughte Mrs. Millicent Miles, Mrs. Charh i Latimer and son Mr. George Lat mer of Qpnway, Mr. Clareoc Pinckhey and Mrs. Bill < Charlotte. N. C. Remarks wei made by Mrs. Spears and daugl 1 ter. We were glad to 5S5 Mr I Mabel Grissettout again after i few weeks. illness. I Among those on the sick li: are Mrs. Annie Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Wrllie King hi as their dinner guests Suncfay E der and Mrs. A.P. Spears, Mr Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lat mer, Rev. J. N. McClintic, M*r Nesbitt and Mrs. McCall. Mr. Mayo Howard spent la week in Fairmount, N. C., visitir relatives and friends. Miss Daisy Spivey, Mrs. Wa ford Livingston and Mrs. J. ] I Owens motored to Conway Frids Ion business. Mrs. Hannah Charlton of Ma ion, left Monday after spending I few months at the Beach. I Miss Evelyn Emely left f< i Georgetown to be at the bedsk I of her sick sister. Visitors are always welcome 1 all services at Myrtle Beach churc es. See Mrs. J. B. Owens Repor icr eacn yeeK ior your copy < | The Palmetto Leader. &ETHBEHEM "BAPT. CHURO Rev. Eddie Davis, Pastor Regular services .were held Su day. The pastor delivered t h morning message, the annual m sage for the Jubilee choir and~tl evening message. They were t highly spiritual. We now wish to thank the va ious ministers and choirs w h stood so faithfully by us in tl 25th anniversary of the Jubrl choir, by your cooperation. V raised over $29.00, We stand wi open hearts and hands, rea<ty answer your call of service. I Wednesday, Aug. 6, our annu picnic will be held at Paradi Lake. Admission 10, 15 and 21 POPULAR EDUCATOR i RETURNS TO COLUMBBIA | Prof. C. A. Johnson, director of n the summer school for teachers in j.' Charleston returned to Columbia ^ last week and w?s seen chatting ^ and shaking hands with friends. In discussing the school work >n Charleston with 'this reporter, Prof.. Johnson declared Charleston has a splendid set of teachers and the teachers viP with each other Jr in discussing their problems, v ;o He continued and said: "We had i it an able faculty who cooperated I with the teachers in finding solu- ( e> tions for their problems and I am ,e glad to say there wasn't a dull moment; each teacher felt free to j-pl ask such question or questions to aid in his or her work and I am g glad to say many of their prob* lems were solved". / Prof. Johnson is the supervisor ' : of Columbia school system and is 'Mjjie only Negro in South Carolina ieTwho has that honor. He never re seeks publicity, but is ever ready '** to lend a helping hand for those! who?need his guidance.?We un?| derstand the trustees and faculty l n| of Johnson C. Smith university of 9-j Charlotte, N. C., at its last corns' mencement conferred upon him a the degree of Bacehlor of Pedaiit gogy. | The history of Columbia can not ~~T~bg- "written without the nam^ of -d. Cornell A. Johnson. ' st is Join us for the day out of the id turmoil of the city. J Aug. 21st there will be a brides al contest here. Help your favorite rw' candidate. Admission 10c. J. Many of our members are no^ al vacationing, however one is great 1 >n1 lji missed. , Mrs. Nell Craft | j, who is spending several weeks in ;d New York City. She is the house ^h'guest of Mrs. Geneva Robinson,1 )n the daughteY of our deceased pas-' r]< tor. We hope Mrs. Craft a pleas : |j. ^ant stay and ^ speedy return. :! VISIT NEW YORK bi WORLD'S FAIR RCUllOim TUT IU id ' from Columbia fc ?21.9?-New York-*21.?o a flrW n- 1 jSM aj-' 16 g IV BIAI0A1D AIH-CONDITIONED, | pf ftlCLIIIMfl-SEAT COACBEI 3; COOL, CLEAN, COMFOITAILE !1V . -i ;r. One way from Columbia ig' r- Washington 7.35 a Philadelphia '. 10.67 el New York 124*1 s* Boston (via Hell Gate | ie Bridge li 19.55 r Pittsburgh 14.8?8 Ruffaln Ifl91 St. Petersburg 8.50 h Tampa 7.95 r' Miami .1' 10.25 ;s W. Palm Beach 9.25 Jacksonville 5.10 3 "SILVBl METEOR" :l Vkh both the New York and San ftaeciioo World*# Fain for $90 If?4 trip rmil /ore?faa coach ea. Haul eririrf modatiom La N. Y. a f?aMMl-CMuok, J J. L. Carter. DP A i 3 I Room No. 1 Arcade Bldg. ] ' Columbia, S. C. ld, Telephone 3821?9987 ? a ' s. I#1 n l li'i 11111 M itwVVMUlAY n m tM st BrTf|Wuj^ 'flrPThlH RxJKJa fJ/iul,|n j. ?? By Watch Repairing E. W. ISOM r jj 2225~T-2 Richland Street \ COLUMBIA, S. a ,, 0*G?tCWX8M6eC8?KK8^ IL E E V Y ' S FUNERAL HOME Undertaking and Erojlalmir ? . -SLOGANLOWER PRICES AMBULANCE SERVICE . "A? Near As Your Neerest Phve? 1 Bateeburg and Ride?-way, S. C 1831 TAYLOR ST COLUMB PBOVtS ?27? -? ?-..-.? .j^.^ ... .1? ^ Page 3 David G. Ellison :' General Insurance Honest and efficient attention given to all business placed with me. PHONE 5717 MADAM PETER'S DATO GROWER For Diseased Scalp?GSves Life and Beauty. BEST GROWER? Apply once a week?PRICE 35c, xauo uianaing St., Loiumnia, o.c. Counts Draff Store, Washington St., Thomas Drug Store, Taylor and Harden Sts. CHARLIE ALLISON Florist Flowers For Every Occasion Phone 9398 1202 Harden St. Columbia-BEST QUALITY __ COAL? ?ALWAYS? PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 4311 ilMifi WHILE IN NEYV^YORK i STOF AT WOODS1DE HOTEL The Finest Colored Hotel in Harlem 2421 7th Ave. at 142nd St. ?k \%j fVnrlr , Vnrlr l v fT * " "V j U * IX At'Dl'BON 3-2400 ^ I. S. I,?*vy, Manlier ? o^tfgfflcocaMceooeoooQgo^ocp^cectcococ^

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