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Saturday, September 9, 1989. "CHARLIE" SP1 < ' '* 1 ? By Charle : ; "the: roving ??* ? ??? _ I>R. W. R. WILLIAMS | i of St. Louis, Mo., has moved to e Sumter, S. C., and is now located J c in the offices of the late' Dr. C. W. Birnie, who had one of the w largest practices in the state. p Dr. Williams, a native of Cam- a den S. C., is a graduate of Mor- S ris College, Sumter, S. C., Shaw ; a University, Raleigh, N- C.. amLJi Meharry Medical College, Nash- s< ville, Tenn. For the past 18 years he ha? v made his home in St. Louis, where o he was connected with the Peoples | a Hospital, St. Marjy's Infirmary jy and the Homer G. Phillips hospital j He is fllsn past, president of?the v Mbund City Mk/tii'fll AssntMntinn ' tl and the Pan Medical Assc/ciation. J" He has already affiliated him- h self with the civic and social or- 1 b ganizations uf the city, and wag u guest of honor at a stag party .n , _ given by the Goodfellows Club ri at the PDew Drop Inn last Wed- ^ nesday night. * a w, 1< Books Portraying Negro Life Have been added to the an- p nual state-approved librai-f list ti in South Carolina, and this year It the colorgl schools will have the G opportunity of buying books deal * BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH g Rev. S. W. Wolfe, Pastor d ? n St. George? For three months, /i we were unable to havP Sunday school, but the band has been lift- al ^ J J ? ? - ? ?u ana ounaay school \vas called F to order by the Supt. and we hope h to carry on the S s. ? A delegation from St. George o has just returned from the Dis- a trict Missionary meeting held in b Str James A. M' E. church near t Summerville, which was conduct- 1 ed by the District President, Mrs. A Anna Mayers. This meeting was ii well attended and everybody ex- ] pressed hemselves"'?S~fiSVlng~eiv joyed the day. Attending from n St. George were Mrs. Mable Sum- v mers, local president; Mesdames g Ella Mae Brown, delegate; Theo- m dosia Jones, alternate; Lula Snyne n Angip Robinson, S. E. Felder, i Bertha L. Jordan, Lettie Brown, g Misses Susan Henderson, Ula'L. G Wolfe, Rev. and Mrs. Hattie WolfP t] Rev. T. D. Tingman, visiting pastor. *" tl Rev. Wells is conducting the F meeting this week. Revj Ting- o man who has just proceeded him "p last week having preached the h gospel to men and women. . . a Mr. Thadns Myprs of New York .51 City is home visiting his mother a and other relatives and friends. o v Miss Clevice Boyd also of New g York is home to the bedside ot her grandmother, Mrs. Charity C Jenkins. We hope she will recov- A er soon. A Mrs. Mary Berry left Monday morning for Hamlet, N. C., to the bedside of a very sick-brother, q LittlP Miss Margaret Jones and ti Lillie Mae Benjamin returned ,4] home Sunday night from Colum- u *". bia, where they were visiting rela- q ,..tives and friends. \ The St. George chorus which is composed of twelve young ladies e and men, was organized August c 15, at the home of Miss Etta B. e Hudson. The following were elect z ed: Mr. Samuel B. Marshall, pres- g1 ident; Mr, Leon Shulei', vice-pres- w w 'ident; Miss Dorothy M Sally, sec f retary; Miss Ruby Johnson, assis j( tant; Miss Etta B. Hudson treas ?f r\ i 1.: " liter, mr. i/siai I/Iinsnc, uuumu^ i manager; Mr. John Strobel, repor- ? terr \ The purpose of this chorus is to p render musical programs for this and other communities. The pro- ^ grams will consist of spirituals. - folk songs and semi-classicals. Th echorus presented its first pro- ? gram Sunday", August 27, at the Good Hope Baptist church. The chorus will render a musical at Canaan Baptist church, Branch- X ville, Friday, Sept. 1, and -a srmtlar program at Bethel A. M. E. P v church, St. George Sunday after- j) noon, September 3, 5:00 o'clock. Mr. Samuel Marshall, president , of the chorus along with his ambitious members plans to make P this chorus one of the best pro- ? fessional chorus of its day or any ? day. ? r _ ^ \ HOLD MEETING AUG. 1?-11 j Mullins, S. C.- -The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary society, Dillon district convened in v Ebenezer A. M. E. church, Mul- ^ lins, S. C., August 10-11,. loao.. y The verja esteemed pilesidefit, Mrs. Amelia Delaine opened the * meeting on time. After an inspirational song service the organ r ixation was perfected and visitors y presented. Among the visitors ^ were Dr. J. M. Jackson. Marion w district; Revs. N. S.--Delaine, A. Oliver, S. Chism, E. P. Page, J. c , A. McQueen, N. A. Page, R. Ben- e jamin, R. W. Williams, Moses f, Simmons, of Dillon district. One e of the high spots of the conven- p tion was when the president deliv ^ ered her annual message. The v message was full of food for n thought, also inspiring. She show n > ered words of appreciation on the \ - local presidents and workers . in fi * the field for their unstinted cooperation in helping hei* to put a over her year's progam.. She also d EARS 'EM I TP s Spears ' x REPORTER" ;; ng with their own race, ilustratd with pictures and drawings of olc/red people. The Child's Story of the Negro" hich is the title of one book, oints out that at no time were 11 Negroes in this country slaves ome Negroes were never slavs, nd as arly as 1830 crver 3,771 elves. /\noiner voiume explains that 'hite people and people of many ther races have been enslaved t various times through the ears. The books may be used by both ' r-hite?and culpred?libraries, and ~ ae library catalog, states that h the white child will also b e elped by reading these books, j ecause it will give them a better c nderstundlnjj of the accomplish- ~~ rents of members of the Negm Lj ace, and will help him tor know Tegioes beyond the few with s horn he comes in contact in his < /cal community. 1 Credit for having these books laced in the library catalog goes * a a young school teacher at Al* i rndale, S. C. MISS HILDA V. ' RAYSON. . t \ ave some flowers to presiding el , er L. A. Wells for the loyal , rnnner in which he stood by her , i counsel and encouragement. < There were four pentocostal . howers durinc t.Vim nnnvi>n?inn 'reachers: Dr. L. A. Wells. Revs. < I. S. Delaine, A. Oliver and Z. A , f these sermons were eloquent nd uplifting causing the mem- i ers and friends of the conven- 1 ion to feel that they were press i rig cn to higher ground. Mrs. L. ? l. Wells and William Miller brot 1 ispirational report^ from the ( uadrennial nieetg. _______ J There was a stepTorward in the 1 lissionary activity of the district i /hen the president distributed i ratis literature to several of th& | okes, saying that it is a souve i ir from the quadrennial. The c leeting was peaceable from be i inning to end. The spirit of Jhristianity characterized all of ^ he sessions. \ The children's program under 1 hp direction of Mesdames Elvira ( oxworth and E. S. McQueen was ne of the best anywhere. Tim. as tor, Rev. J. A. McQueen and 1 is good wifp and the members ( nd friends of Ebenezer left no ton<> unturned in making it pl??:w _ nt for the members, and friends f the convention. -Thus ended v ( reat meeting for the Lord. S c IRKENWOOn I) 1ST. HOLDS < iNNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL s lND A. C. E. L. INSTITUTE c T ?T ' i The Sunday ...Schqpl and Allen t Christian Endea^o!*" T,eague Insti- 1 ite of the Grepnwood district of i he Piedmont "Annual confeernce i ras held at Pine Grove A. M. E s Ihurch, Hodges, S. C., Rev. M -a lassey, pastor, August 2-3, 1939. \ The Rev. W. S. Mims, presiding i Ider of the Greenwood district c onducted the devotional exercis 3 s, after which came the organi i ^ ^ _ r x u o? i r* i * T t?Liuii ui me ounoay ocnooi intitute. When the organization ras completed, the presence of tht. ollowing visitors was acknow- 1 ?dged: Rev. J. C. Quarles, presid- s ng elder of the Greenville disrict; Mrs. Quarles,- Greenwood; t Irtf. Woleiridge, Mt."~Plsgah A. i I. E." church, Greenwood; Misq 1 Ithel Thomas, a graduate of the i lass of '39, Allen university and liss Geneva Myers, Waterloo. 1 The morning sermon was deliv- . red by the Rev. Roy Miller, pasnr of Antioch and Popular Spring ircuit. He is also a student of Lllen university. Rev. Miller is a oung man who is interested in rod q work. He has a high am- ^ ition. If he continues as he is e is bound to reach the top. We ] id him God's speed. After thi$ wonderful sermon delivered 'by < lev. Miller, very interesting re larks were made by Rev. J. C * Juarles, presiding elder of the rreenville district and also by 'rof. C. G. Garrett, one w,e always welcome. * c IMrs. Ruth Alexander, district s resient of Missionary convention t Irs. Massey, Miss Eula Massey, i Irs. Lillie Maude Bradley Wi4 c urn, instructor at Kittrell college 2 Irs. Grace Dorson Ashe, Abbeille, were introduced to the con- t ention and madf'very timely re- 1 narks. Mrs. J. C. Quarles gave i erv insni-riner hiehliehts of the r uadrennial after which the body djourned for recess and dinner. ~< eassembled at 3:30 o'clock. Deotion was conducted by Revs. D. , V. Jones,- R. H.. McGhee. Music < fas furnished by institute choir, ' fter which Rev. Mims took ' harge. ThP roll was called and ^ ach charge made their reports ^ or which they are to be commend- ' d. After the charges reported 0 lev. E. A. Adams, presiding eler of Newberry district made I ery interesting remarks. Re- 1 iarks and announcements were 1 nadc by Presiding Elder W. S ,' lima. Benediction by RevT E. A1 1 idams. Wednesday, evening the group c issembled again at 8:30. After j evotion Rev. W. S. Mims present j I cd Rev. W. E. White, pastor of Goldville circuit who delivered the evening sermon. Rev. White brought a soul stirring sermon. It will long bp remembered. After this sermon, Rev*- M. Massey presented Miss Pearl Lew.is, chair man of local program. A very interesting program was presented. Benediction by Rev. W. E. Wite. Thursday morning-we assembled at 10:30. Song service by institute choir, then reading of minutes of previous day, which were received and adopted. This finished it was suggested by Rev Wims that Ave get down to out Institute work. But before this work was started the presence of the folowing visitors was acknow lodged: Rev. Dr. Golphin, presiding elder of Anderson district ol the C. M. T?. church; Rev. C. C Morgan, McCormick; also Rev Lomax, after which- Mrs. A. M Perrin, Dist. superintendent took charge of the meeting. It was de-cided that 30 minutes be devoted to each group and that each teacher would rotate in order that each group would get the benefit of each topic discussed. The faculty was composed of the follow tion* was to b,> taught by Prof. J. T. W. Minis but due to his absence was taught by Miss Rebec* a M. Brown. B?Sunday School management. Rev. M. G.?Williams. C?The Sunday Schooi Official staff, Mrs. .Ruth P. Alexander. D?Life of Christ?Rev. B. II. 3 ray?due to absence was taught jy Rev. W. E. White. The teaching of these topics vas well carried out. If each one .vould carry on0 thing that he i earned back to his Sunday school ! ve are sure that each Sunday school would be a better one. After the discussion of lesson .ve adjourned for recess. Thursday afternoon the group reassembled at * 3:30. Here we Arere blessed with th(, presence qf aur Bishop. We are always =ghul ;o have him with us. He brought i sweet message to us in his "own way. Rev. T. J. Miles and Rev. T. H. Addispn mad,, very timely emarks. " __ Rev. II. W. Walker was present.! cd by Rev. W. S. Minis. He f arought to us the Educational sermon in which he urged everyone :o open their political eyes and after opening them and seeing the condition which surround us to d.> . >11 that's" in QUI-_poweii_to he.tt.ei g, bhem. We shall never forget that sermon. After the sermon | ve hud the annual report bv the District iSupt., Mrs. A. M. Per- 1 rin. Resolutions, and election of i tfficers. All officers were reelect- I :d for the following year. The total amount, collected was I >154.09. This was one of the best contentions that We- have .ever had. Cveryone seemed to b(> filled with Jod's blessings. Rebecca M. Brown, reporter FOURTH QUARTER OF THE >AK GROVE CIRCUIT Rev. B. L. Guiles. Pastor* I ' ' ?:??L The fourth quarter of Oak ! 3rov,, circuit which convened in 3t. John A. M. E. church, Saturlay and Sunday was quite a success. The loyal members didn't j seem to mind the raid at all, the .-hurch"was- -filled to its capacitySunday morning the presiding eller brought us the word of God t de choosed his text from the Gos 1 >el of St. Luke 1G:25-2G "Son Re-j member". This, was a wonderful! sermon. After the morning wor- | ;hip the business-of the quartet j vas finished. The presiding elder,, .vas paid out in full. The circuit raised since last quartet! >340.55. Remember the circuit is j lot dead yet. We were glad to have the" presiding cider's son down with him. He is a student at Allen university. . /, Miss Lucile Guiles is home again 0 the delight of her friends after . 1 five weeks stay in Marion at- j sending the Pee Dee summer j . school. The Sunday school is looking forward for another trip to the Atlantic beach on Labor Day. Those that attended the (Miss ] onary convention at St. Peter on last Thursday and Friday were j Rev. and Mrs. Guiles, Mr. and VIrs. James Smith, Mary A. Me- j Madden, Melton FuTmore, Emma I Hill, Etta Smith, Lyzenth Rose, ( Mr. S. McFadden, Bessie McFad**t leh, Nancy Smith and ot'ners. 1ETHLEHEM BAP?. ?CHL'RCfl ; Rev. E. A. Davis, Pastor We had splendid services thru- j >ut the day Sunday. Both mes- , ages were delivered by the pas-i hr\ Among our out of town vis- j tors.we fc/und Miss Amy Hardy,j f New York City and Mrs. Eli-1 :abeth Easterling of Gibson, N.C.! At 5:30 Rev. E. M. Keitt delivered a message at the Veterans' j lospital; thme; I am going home; j t was enjoyed by all of the in- j nates. The following reports were made ! Sunday nite: Deas. Bradham $1.25! nons $4.30; Precia $5.25; Simuel 55.85; Kelley $0.00; Ladies Aid 57.25; Deaconess $8.00; Pastlerr's \id $10.00; Joypc $15.00; Writing Yorkers $18.00; Dea. Sims $18.75, rotal over $115.00 for the day.l Ye thank each and every one of >ur members and friends. The pastor and Mrs. Davis will cave for the Convention Saturday ^ext Sunday A. M. Rev, E. M. j <eitt and P. M Rev Bethoa. At j L30 Rev. Brightharp of West Coumbia wiTT serve us. Miss Lcruisee Worthy member ot >ur musical choir is vacationing in New York with her sister Al>erta. THE PALMETTO LEADE hfnm:nsvii.i.i: m:\vs ! Marlboro county i< in full bloom I with the cotton icojo, f." The i farmers think they will make ! moiv cotton this year than eVoiVi Last week ITof. and Mis. T. ! '.j Hammond and dniut 'ter l.'eitn of I Ridfje Spring. .Mis I-In-sic Mae' Clinkscale of (bai.^i bu a ;' JM . f. j aiid Mrs. Alfonso' Han emnd. .Mr | and. Airs. Janitoe-1h+m ?r-. the pleasant house ;r.. o?t - ofi*h< it fatlrnr and trran<lniot.!.? i and Airs. I* Alarj: Lltake and daavhtem. HT. ? i t mis. r;rra~ 1 >. Staid/- of En^le- { wood, J.. and dauehti i. Mrs Eddie Mae Xortis and . on nf Win ston-Sulcm, N. (!., i> in th,. city visitinjr mother, Mi>. Maty Drake Jlr. 1. J. Jehnakiti of I'hiludel phia, Pa.. Mis. \\ nlic Townsend and three children and .Miss 1 Naomi Johnson of I'hiiadelp-.fa ' are in the city vi^-11frrtr?relatives and friends. t Mr. and Mrs. William Hinder-1 son of Washington arr ived in t hid city fiunday mount.e to a happy \ surpris^. of their sb tm Miss C.D. Sanders. They air- spending a 1 pleasant-vacation in the Southland for a few days. Miss Julia Simpson of Ashcbf'.ro and Durham, N; ('.. i- in the city j i visitinjf Miss Doris k and pa- j , rents, *? H Tin- junior choir .rl'- ?.-d their i>e- 1 f liod?In sinij -on the : >t? of Shi- | loh cliureh Sunday nmiiiinK. Miss j Sara Morris had chain-;, <f the mu , sic and for a shout while she have , tiained a splendid .yap of sine:- (, ers. \ Miss Eii/.aheth Thotifa.- i- spend I iny a few weeks in N< w ork ;it- i \ tending the World's l-'air mu! v I itinor her" listers. / ' Rev. W. K. Mj:C.'oy.;i.i;ic4jii-nf tin- ' Rcthesda Baptist cii.n.h. Society Hill preached the -momine" sermo': i Sunday, al Shiloh church. The union service of th city be , trin their service for -'i.e first st>s- < sion Sunday eCcninv." at Kvaiis . Chapel A.M. K. church. Rev. , J. C. Cox. pastor. Rev. loiics was tht. speaker. Mr. . Anna Mae \V;?!i?. Mrs. Alex ' nnder Speaiman; Mr-. Jenkins arc nn the sick list. Mrs. KUa Dudley died at her home Sunday after a > ort ill- ., ness. j Mr. Bossie Rodjrei- was funeralized at St. Mi' h.io] M. K. church Wednesday afternoon. Rev. t JuiuiK.... -pastor. ?~t Mis. J< sephinc Ila-><! .of tin-, t N'YA filing) Now Brook]ami, was in . the citv Sunday evening; visiting J Mrs. P. li. McCoIlum. 1, Mrs. Mary Coop is homo for a i! fow days from Xow York. Prof, and Mrs: II. KoJIock is in ? the county, visiting; h?>nu> places. .J They arc living in Tn-ki kw, Ala. pi ?This big, up-to-d,.tc Web tionary has more than 9 . . over 40,000 Words . pecial" features. Bound :!exible black artificial lea damped, round corners, r headbands, four-color fro ?r-r-r printed on strong whi It will be sent you postpu a:' c : -ton. ACT TOD/ ~ USE THIS DICTION, COUPON MAIL TO The Palmetto Lea< Drawer 327 i C olumbia, S. C. tt Miss lulnora McKay arriv home from New Jersey ami u ciuic tly married i?t Mr. Jes.-ic I); of New York. They are t! hoie-e yuests of Mrs. I )ye's mot er. Mis'. Alive McKay and dauyl ter. " ; Mr. J. Ik Drak,. was railed I)a" :iiii < () important matters < insurance Sunday overpay. Mrs. J.. J{. Drake spent a fe days in Charlotte1 this week. Dr. and Mrs, Watt i- in. the < it visitiny sisters and relatives. Di. T. 11. W'illiston maele a pa c all to-Fayetteville Sunday. Mr WiLli^trffr" nrfit" ihim.tt. <1 iny freely. miu.kk en \im:l A. M. K. ( Ill kch lli'V. I.. (1. Bo?man. I'a-tnr The' fourth and- la>t <) ;i-t? i"! ronferenev was held her,. lu-st-.Mo 'lay uiiT'it hy I'. K. I n.. K. A Adams. The < nf< wa> w-i littt nded "and all </f the .report, ivwci iiti ineieas,. ninny-al] lir.es 'i II'' ( "nfi n in-.. voted fin til r<*t urn of t' * pastor and ??!' -5> iny idder. l)r. Adams in ! i- ai dress said there - may h,._ sum diJihyes hut he \v:i> nryed tTftfi '<> see that Key.- Bowman n tun The re.vival meetjny vi'i npei ier,. Sunday morniny., Iltev. B"W "an in-, il -t 1 -i t i'.i.h, -i i.. ;hree sermons Sunday niid ?ha ive ehnirs- 'httve?been invited d'.n i?.?. i..|| niyht liieetiny. Monda; nitrhj. * Sept. It. Pleasant (liuv li"ii. i:< v. I?. 15. lh?!e'nha.iu-: :i?tTuesday; niuhC"'Wat?n-i hoir. Rev. W. M. Brown. pastor A'ednesday night, Trinity choir J?\. J. M. Williams, pastor: Thuria.v. St. James choir, Rc.v. J. S klai tin._ pastor; Friday Tute, IIan inh choir. Rev. R. A. V' ung. pas or. Rev. Bowman, Rev. Weathers Jev. lohiison, I'rof. Rikard motor d over to Edgefield and attended hi' Sunday School convention' o 'oliimhia district last Friday. A r.i.ng th,-.;niany friends whom w< net and pastorcd wor,. .Mrs. Kllei vmpk'ins. Mi>. ijuijj w iglull, Alr Mentha Williams, Mrs. Branson drs.'Mitchell and many more win rm?oP<-" hundred?' per cent loya nombers to th,. A. M. E. church 'East Tuesday Rev. Bowman wa ailed hy telegram to funerali/j Jis. Minnie Washington, a mem ?er of St. Philip church. Eastnver ...The autopiohilo, rac?? u still ii irogress. . The Chevrolet jun 'htysler-s'(Tti'"M'ie " an. In* Mammoth is just behind. Miv Abraham Cromer, fron sew York City is here visiting : i; rother, Mr. L). Ii. CromeV who i? I at this writing.' * Dr. .1. E. (Jrant visited the horn, .f Mr. and Mrs. Willie Reeder las aturday night and donated her ; resent. What? 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