The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 09, 1939, Page Page 6, Image 6
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L.B.H.?I am planning on filing
to Chicago or Indianapolis t?
live and want to know which
which would be the better place
for me ? *
Ans: You had better sjick around
until spring before making
this change . . as you have a good
job and no debts, you ary much
better off than the average. 'A
little 'excitement will come? into
your life this winter that wit
? bring ycm happiness.
W.R.C.? For two years now I
have been living in the city and
haven't done any good. I am disgusted
and \yant to know what
I should do?
Ans: I feel that if you went
back to the farm and took u r
where you left irff, you would b>
happy again. You have modern
conveniences on your farm and
ST. JAMES A. ..M .i:. CHI U( II
Rev. W. It Nash. Pastor
Those who attended church Sui
- day van truthfully say aii enjoyable
arldlspiritual day was spent
It was a pleasure to' see the lit
tie cmes out to Sunday school, ai
.... ter being, out so long, during tin
summer. Alter a brioY study 'el
the lesson .Miss Eloiso J-incr* tP
gave a short rcvivtv: l-~
Our pastor preached two ,-ei
mons that will always liv ? in ili,
rhearts ol' those who h--ai'-j him.
The senior stoward*?s. f..>:u.i
?? erf which-? Mrsr- H.'Mt?Yrrrrrr r-"0
president met at Mrs. HaltsWebb
on- last Monday. .-In- -lived
a delicious repast.
Our revival meeting is in session
this week >a:;d is being cm,
ducted hy Rev. X. Tinman. Wi,
are praying for success.
The?annua!?picinc??I'a. a !'
Lake last Thursday wa- u it ;:e?;
by a largo crowd. Mitch credit
_j dug Miss Estelle .Ritieiotu- tin
Supt. of the Sunday school ~.i 1.:
with Mesdames Carrie Cherry. fi
M. Yciiir/ and M'i^ I-' !. n .1 i.i. ,?
for making it a >nuves>.
Wo nif t.i 11 ui^iiuxu-??si -1
Dollar He inter and Pro. Willie
Johnson recovery f:>.m the si
list.
CHESTERFIELD N KWS
Mrs. Cora. Wafts Krai. Wash
ingtcm, D.C.. is visiting hot patents
Mr. and Mi s. II.. Watt--.
'Prof and Mrs R.\, Toalley and
family, Rock Hill spent Sunday
with Dr and Mrs. J. H. Toatiey.
Wthv Marrim?Jtrrk^oii?rrrnna'TL
home from Che raw Friday.
Mrs. Pear! Edward.- has ..in n
ed an ire cream parlor. It is hoped
that all w^ll patronize her:
Mr. and Mrs. James Rivers nn?
to red to Pae< land Sunday.
Messrs. I.arry Filte r. En .antte:
Nivens and Willie Xivens spent
Saturday" in Cheraw.
Mr. and .Mi.-'. Walter Fountain
were called to Mont'oe, X/'., .hi
Tuesday ln-cause .?f the death < f
their sistr.
Mrs. Ideila Jackson,. Washington,
D.C..,is \isitir.jj" her 1 r..-tli? r.
Miss Miitlred White', flic-raw
and Mr. Jonas Kennedy .of Ronr
nettsville were quests- of Miss
Sara Wadsworth last week.
Dr. and Mrs. R. I?. .Hi uns.'.n,
Langstc/n University, Oklahoma
were in the city Friday to visit1
Miss Cecelia tfoatley.
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Rev. D.I). Doughty, Raster
Sunday was a very high day at
our church as We hail nil day!
services. The regular morning m i
vice started at 11:J0 with 'the
pastor preaching a very inspiiatic/nal
sermon from the subject:
Preparation.' The visitors were as
follows: Mrs. Mary Cunninirhum |
ana cniiaren from Richmond, Va.,
Mfs. Clauda Pully of Newport
News, Va., Mr. and Mis.Otis Oil
bert; Mrs, Iva Lac Flyman from
Newport News; Mrs. F.mm i Fl< in
inpr and children from Miami, Fla
Mrs. Rena Anderson of Richmond
and Rev. Mrs. Sellers frc/m Norfolk,
Va.
There was a surprise party tfii
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HE PALMETTO LEADER
We feel that this can be the'
best school year yet, since wel
have a Gymnasium and library and,
three- new teachers added. L et's' (
codjieiate, pupils, parents and j
teachers. Our motto is: "Prove
1 that we can do what others can
tin ami be as. good?as?best." ?
SPAKTAMU KG NKWS
I The Spartanbuig General lJos[
I'ilal boatd has notified all the _
, mil sos , iii the colored division to
. e? 1 another job by Oct. 1st, as
, ;lie places must be fillet! by white
i nurses who. are Lu training. A
i allegation oi some ol' the leading
; i usiiiess men let! by Mr. John
Woodward ami Atty. A. C. I'latt
^ ".o-? thj.' boa:d and tiled a protest
. <o the It;.|y-Ktliiopi;iji affair. It
looks-as if it will finally be left
lor the Courts to settle'. There 1
'.are however niaily of the best
' whites against tins" ami they too 1
have filed a protest to this unfair
i t ion of i lu' l.uard
> unlay v as a great "day for
'.'iTiiieh lo.iers in Spartanburg, j
Mo>t of the lotoUng churches ob-'h
{ ? ?-?-? } 49 .?
"lviil holy ei^inunion and on
side-, g iat ei/mments were
nliout the posters* well pre '
!'ai < d sci moils. 1
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Alf. ( la.ud Willis ormer Claflinj
; n ~ ~
'< tails d Mrs. .Jessie Johnson,
* 'I Mrs. Wnltor Sanders of
New- Vui k City; Mr. and Mrs.
:i and Rev. G. T. Price of
Philadelphia; Mrs. Rosa Bethea of
< i a,L-i.; Mrs. h'iore nee Fladger
.>i r < I:is Mm dy of f.atta at
dintier party. The Quests wvrc
given a hcaiitiful corsage made
1. sis. They expressed them.
Iv. ? as having had a pleasant
time.
II.? Tents had a red hot camp
meeting during which Mrs. Sellers
preached a soul stirring sermon.
Mrs. Gihhs 1s reported as being
Very sick at this writing.
. u;<ge in"! ha it slar was i n
pa: tanlni Sunday on his way
Unlfney, where he will coach
he high -choul team. H-v)f^_I-?LL
', aw kins. hiineipalr came to Spar
yiai.inou- with M,r. Willis. The
.-ih< "!- .of the state will have
to- watch UalThey Jhis year.
The h|' tile S. C. Underciti'i
s ' A - '!!. met the -agencies
, ! the I':!, i iifi J?ife and the N.G
. Mutual I.il'i in the Sunday school
.''uwhiiiv.; i f- Silver Hill church on
Thui>day night. The visiting ofli- j
we:-.- Me-<r-s. Hint011 and Will
.hum ol' tie'- Pilgrim and Messrs. I
^.ly-.latihuck .and ('lenient of the N*.!
rl ( . Mat.;;:.1 Mr, Stanback is jlres
in of..t?.e State Ass'n. They
aw very valuable information t</
' !-.< . tV. 1.1 n.%11.
Tin ( h.ir'.l'i College club served
i'.< i-it". the delight of a!)
? e-entv'r
1?. < 1 Ciireton has return i
i koine : ! vpending several j
i.iv- wit!- .i.?T sistei in Washing-.
ton.- 1 . Her sister is much imj
;1: ' 'Ved.
?L ' . the local commun- j
;:y v. ol,ei \\a< the teacher of the
.h' -a-.- at Silver Hill' Sunday
a. .;? . This class is growing
hoi I. in niiiiilnrs anil finance. Th* 1
ctS ; ijj this class was ?15.00 .
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1 '.i i 1'hillis Shelton :i recent
..I' I'ennett College U'fL~
v. k for North 'Carolina
, he will teach high school
- a. . i ' iiis year.
V L.ucv Heiron Jciiitcs teach .
o I
. * \ heville visited friends
his week. , j
\\'ood.-on, liivers, liar-...
\i-al, principals i/f t h e
'< !.- have "sent out notices'
; school* Tnn-nine on Sent.
! !.. !(! Dean St. 'School is
> mstmetion, hence the
,:i:"t-?piil liTTs'TTot hecii haThcild
: J .dents ,,-t' this school will
' in Cumniing Street school,
R'rvers, principal. I
\.M. Muttrn uand daugh
Mary K. and I.tie Klla re1
Saturday fioin Hatcshurg,
her parents. She was ac-'
:rr:~ ,1 hv her niece,"Miss I.ou
' I
Will Roebuck, deacon o f
>!o : y church is quite ill. |
ilattic (lilmore has reeoviii
a lo'hsil operation.
1. Geneva Miljs has'- return-(
alter undergoing a toni.ion
in the I'nion County
1 in I'nion.
I S. Daniel has returned
. 'tor visiting her parents,
M\. .Mrs. S. R Rutl' in Union j
.Miss (ieraldine Drayne
iry, N.C., is visiting Mrs.!
i. . S. 1 )aniel.
Ihiili Nicker: on and little
at;. >!;:< r Willie Ruth have return
d i " isiting relativejrln GfeOn
I. ATT A MAYS .
^ Monday altcrtio' n at 5:00
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Kv. A. H. Clark, Pastor
Suinme) ville? Sunday school
convened at its usual hour with
the acting Supt., Dea. ,D. Elliott
ami each teacher at his post of
duty. Due to the inclemency of
the Weather, quite a- few were
Kept away from the services.
With the faithful few, church
sei vices began at its appointed
hour. Rev. M. Singleton conducted
services for the past two Sundays
because of the absence o 1
our pastor. IIe delivered some soul
stirring sermons and kept the'
do#is of the church open. We j
highly appreciate the services ren
dei'etl L# Rev.- 'Singleton.
Rev. A. jl. Clark left on Amr.
10, for Now York to visit his sis,
tor and" attend the World's Fair.
On his rot urn home, he will visit
relatives and friends in Philadelphia.
The trip and vacation was
given Rev. Clark by the members;
of the church.
i
Pea. J. Pincknoy Supt. of S.S.
left on Aug. .16 for Washington,
!).('. to visit hrs daughter.
Miss Matt in Croon of ??_
Clark was the week end guest of
Mi s. Clark. - ?
We have a numbifr of sick mem
bers~am?our list. Mrs. Stella Singleton
was brought home from
New .York because of serious ill-,
hess. We trust and pray that
Mrs. Singleton and alt other sick
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Countless numbers of suffering
world over have found welcc
through use of Sc-Dasto Tea. Yoi
find it the. answer to your distre:
It costs so little to try it . . . onb
-a?liberal package contarrrnrg a t
supply . . . and with it you get
money-back guarantee of sat sfac
delay discovering Se-Easto Tea
self? You brew it like tea . . .
it like tea V. . it tastes like tea
same smooth, mellow, satisfying
. . . yet, Se-Basto is more than
it's a careful blend of medicina
and proved herbal ingredients ji
Brothers of Mercy prepare it in a
the principles discovered so many
by their revered preceptor, Fatht
Decide how to take advantage o
usual opportunity for welcome ri
sutTering . . . pin a one dollar 1
coupon below and your two wee]
of Sc-En'-'i Tea will be sent on
r of morrv liu r.'liim moil
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CLIP AND MAI
To:
Dr. Brown's Clinic,
806 Phoenix BJdg., __
Minneapolis, Minn.
Please tend me a liberal two weeks'
($1.00). I tindcrstand tiirt i{ 1 am
carton and my dollar will be prompt
JJA ME
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City, the aunt erf Mrs. A, H.
members will soon be restcrred to
health. .
M iss Jianie Clak, daughter, of
Rev. an(i Mrs. A: II. Clark is at
home, after spending a pleasant
vacation in Florence.
ST. MATTHEWS NEWS
The school bells will soon b e
ringing all over , this land and the
boys and girls will get up from
their vacation and back to work.
Some of the boys and gjrls who
have spent their vacation away
are: Misses Laccmia and Sylvester
Waddy, New York; Miss Lillian
Whaley, Misses Annie Lou and
Mabel Zeigler; Messrs. Jeff Williams,
L. K. Williams, Leland,
Whaley, Lee Ford, Horace Guinyard
and Julian Guinyard.
On tho sick list aie: Mrs. Mar-1
Ihena Si igner, Messrs. David Pink
ray, Walter Jackson, J.K. Whaley
CeJcksarElim shrdl shrd shr hh h
Mrs. Queen Goodwine. Mrs. Diannah
Robinson. We wish th.f m a1
-speedy recovery. ?
Rev. David Mitchell,_paatot nf
New Bethany Baptist church, ot ;
near Ft. Motte has just closed a
suc^ssful meeting. Rev, Daniels
of Georgetown carried on the 1
&AGE1
rom Kidney or oL
kritis, Rheumati
id Kindred Ailment
people the
;me relief
i, too, may
ssing need.
y $1.00 for
character ^
a tea -. . .
illy tested
jst as the
ccord with L. ^"ASTIANEI
years ago J7:e /.*cme of <
>r Kniepp. *
f this unelief
from
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its errand
(So,e D'?trCo?*?
_ 9 m"?neapolis,
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Wj FATHER KNEIPP
L.?4 Daring Hi# atudrnt dayi, Flthir K
hei-an experimenting with varioua
BfcM thrm regained hi* own health. Hi
Sjgy long and robuxt life minlatering <
Mr Todny, Father Kneipp'a wonderful
m the flrothera of Mercy at th* 8eb
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L THIS COUPON WIT
supply package of Se-Basto Tea for w
r.ot satisfied in every way with Sc-Rast
lly refunded with out question.
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Saturday, September 9, 1939.
meeting for him.
Bro.' Caleb Caldwell who some
years ago went to New York to
live; ""returned home just a few
months ago with his wife for
burial. He then decided to stay
home and take the affairs as they
I,.*-* U,. t Jo...
wiuv. iiv ivi t net u a lew u **yo ogu
to visit his sister in Orangeburg,
where he passed away. His remains
were deposited in Mt. Pis-'
galf' cemetery. Rev. I. S. Gamble,
pastor officited.
Mrs. J. C. Coaxum has gone to
visit the children. We wish her a
pleasant stay.
,Prof. Claud Jones, the newly
elected principal of Providence
schiil near Holly Hill has just got
ten back off his vacation. He reports
a very good time.
Prof. F. P. Abraham of Sumter .
passed through enroute home.
Mrs. Jessie Mae Vaughn i s
home from New York City spend-,
ing some time with her mother,
Mrs... Henrietta Laney.
Miss Lettfe Ford left Sunday
for Georgetown?to visit?relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Catherine Pelzer of Charleston
is spending some time with
her aunt Mrs. Evelyn Whaley.
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