The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 16, 1939, Page Page 3, Image 3
Saturday, September 16, 1939
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I | "THE ROVING
i
Henry Ford Talking li
"There will b<? no war . . . they 1
are all bluffing and afraid to
fight." Screaming headlne in same 1
paper . . . WAR IS ON GERMANY
STRIKES. Hi Henry,
f Ray Tucker and James McMullin i
Talking. ]
Official Washington is of the i
opinion that there will bp no war
as neither side is prepared for an^* i
other long war . . . Headline in 1
same paper . . . BRITIAN SEE I
AND PREPARES FOR 3 YEAR ' i
WAR. . . Hey Boys.
Newspaper Military Experts
Talking
"The next war will be over
within twenty-four hours . . . i
War wil not. be declared but the I
< powers will strike like lightening <
from thc. air destroying nil cities '
and nerve centers." Front page
. .stories in all papers from coast
to cca t. . FRENCH AND GERMAN
SOILDERS WENT SWIMMING
AGAIN TO DAY ON
- TIIEIR RESPECTIVE BANKS
OF TTffl RHINE. IN PLAIN VIEW
OF EACH OTHER . . .Well
. . . Well.
Brother ChambeHain Talking ..
BRITIAN GUARANTEES P0LANDJ3
INDEPENDENCE. . ..
Headline in the same paper." GERMAN
TANKS ENTER. WARSAW.
. . . BRITISH PLANES DROP
LEAFLETS BUT NO BOMBS.
NO ACTION ON WESTERN
FRONT. FRENCH FEELING
THEIR WAY. . . GERMAN AND
FRENCH SOILDERS VISIfT
.EACH OTHER WHILE THINGS
ARE QUIET . . . Lawd . . Lawd
Floyd Calvin
Has passed on to enter into a
more beautiful world. . . Though
young in years he was a good man
and a wise man. Ilis weekly feature
column warrwidely read. Even
when he was edging the?shadow?
he requested that his work be carPHII.ADELPHIA
NEWS
Mrs Jannie Weston at 1019 W.
York St. has returned home after
spending a very pleasant and en
joyttble-summep- in-Stone.ILaxhor,-.
New Jersey. Mrs. Weston's grand
-daughter. Miss Jannic Mae Weston
visited her grandmother and she
reported a pleasant stay. We are
all ver yg'ad to see Mrs. Weston
home. .
M iss Marie Jackson of Columbia j
S. C. has returned home. Miss
_ Jackson visited East Orange, N. J.,
Atlantic City, and Philadelphia.
* The Pradaisc Social Club which
Mr. Leroy Jenkins ds president,
turned out in Atlantic City last
Sunday. They had one P. It. T.
Bus and many cars. Mr. and Mrs.
William Weston and family, Miss
Gussie Mae Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs
trap, Mr. Hubert Jenkins, Mr. Sam
uel Jenkins, Mrs. Mary Palmer,
Miss Jannic Mae Benson were the
ones enjoying the trip. The Club
has a membership of sixteen.
-Mr. Edv/ard Goodwin and Mr.
Author Goodwin motored to Columbia,
R. C. visiting their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Goorgt? Goodwin.
Their nephews, Messrs*. Charlie
Benson and Samuel Goodwin accompanied
them. They reported
"" on r.njoy.'ible trip.
Sl'MTl-.R rnrXTY TF.\CnratS
ASSOCIATION MEET *
The first mooting for the year
19.10-40 was held in Lincoln High
. School auditorium, Saturday, Septpmber
2. A largo number of tea*
chers were present. Prof. U. H.
Conyer resigned as president and
Mrs. Ruth Dinkins was elevated
from the vice presidency t> president.
Rev. Neals is vice president
smd?all?others?officers?wore rotained.
The secretary and treasurer rc-~
ported for the oast year, 19.18-39.
Amount of finance collected, $470.fi-4;
dishurstmcnts $420.97, leaving
a balance of $49.50 in treasure
which was commendable.
The executive committee was
called to meet at the home of Miss
II. N. Us'her on'SepLC. Some very.
--(- - -Hop*, rtcmt were^lyought for*
.ward and the committee will make
y its first open report the first Saturday
in October.
Mrs. Parker, the newly appointed
supervising Jeanes Teadher,
also a member of the Exec. Com.,
expressed herself and made a
brief outline of the work in general.
Miss Usher, Mrs. ' Sanders
and Prpf. J. C. Prioleau are to
assist Mrs. Parker in making out
program for the Institute meeting
*- to be had Sept. 21-22 at Stone
Hill.
Let us^aim to make the meeting
as well as our work for this
term a grand success.
_Viola H. Washington, Reporter
MILLBRANCh a.m.e. church
?Rev. I).-IV Doughty, Pastor
Services VSunday were carried
out in the regular rutene. Sunday
School was opened on the regular
time with a very beautiful leson
in every way.
The pastor preached a very interesting
sermon. Many souls
were made to- rejoice. it?
Our Sunday School Convention
is almost on hand.which is
causing the pastor and members
to meet the situation. We arP hoping
for them..success in every way
Mr. and Mrs. L.' J. Hyman gave
joj uot?doDaj. osi.td.Tns ?
mother and sister, Mrs. Purlie
Tlynian and Miss Geneva Hyman.
It was given at "the home of Mr.
Nathaniel Williamson apd the afP-,
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EARS 'EM Hi*
s Spears I
REPORTER'* ?;
ied on.
Mrs. lassie Pinson
Is now on the road to recovery
icing able to sit on the porch.
Her doctmv^has advised her to
take it easy during the wintei
tnd all will be well. She was suriri&Gfl
Inst wnnlr wlinn IT
wv.? oiivii uvu uussyc
and the Santee River singers of
fifty mixed vioiees motored out
and sang for her. It made her very
happy. Mor(, will be heard from
these singers. It is not a profession
al choir, it was organized for the
sole purpose of raising funds to
establish a colored library, the
members singing for the pleasure
of it, but tthere are many in
the group who have edge on members
of the Hall Johnson and Eva
Jessye Professional Choirs. . .Natyou
get what I mean.
Mrs. Polly Floars
A seventy year old woman of Gold
boro, N. C. loves her home, there
is no question about that. She
was badlv burned about the face
anu arms when she refused to
leave her home which was on fire
last week. She had to be be carried
by force. She said "if my
house is going to burn up I'm going
to burn up with it." Neighbors
told her not to worry they would
see to it that she get a new*house.
New signs have been placed which
reads: "Donations received here
for a new house for Mrs. Polly
Floars .
28 Years Ago
Frank Johnson, of Gcldboro? N.
C nnw n\mr- fiffir votive nl rl no.
caped from a road gang while he
was serving a 10 year sentence
for highway robbery. Last week
someone tipped the officers that
Johnson was living at Southern
Pines under the assumed name of
George Moore. . . So after nearly
thirty years , . . . ?
fair was very enjoyable.
Relatives and friends were very
proud to' have seen Mr. Benjamin
F. Ilyman and family and Mr.
Wocdrow Wilson from Philadelphia,
Pa. They motored to the love
Ty'StaTtTOf^Sftn tft~CarolirTar :?
Mrs. A. i? CCousaeJi and friends
motored to Sellers, S. C. Wednesday
to attend the Billion District
Sunday School Convention. They
reported a successful conclave.
The boys and girls in this community
are getting ready for
school.^ Phey are going in big
iuiiiucis wiui:n snows mai tney
are conscious of th0 need of education.
We arc hoping for tbgni
much success. ~ ; ^
The following persons were the
dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Cain:
Mrs. Alma and John Henry Cuusack,
Jr.; Mrs. Susie and~IIehry
Ruberson; M rs: Sarah Williams;
Mrs. Nellie Scott; Mr. A. B. Judge;
Mr. Eaton Douis, Miss Rosa Bell
Wpcdberry and Mr. and Mrs. M.
K. Judge and family. They all reported
a very nice time in every
wa.
The farmers in this community,
are a littl,. sad because the tobacco
markets are closed for a few days.
^The greater ?f their work
now is given to King Cotton, as the
fields are very white.
~Mr. Buster Brown was dressed I
from head to feet Sunday which
caused Mr. Ned Moore to be out of]
his class.. Ned is hoping to meet]
him in the roath ; j
Send all news to L. J." Hyman,
reporter.
ST. ANDREWS TTbE. CHURCH
Rev. G. H. White, I'astor
Andrews, S. C.?Our Sunday
school was conducted by Supt.
Smith. The lesson was reviewed
by Mrs, E. B. Greene. For children's
hour selections were rendered
by Misses The0 Addison and
Viola Robinson before and after
the pastor's story to the children
Which was Toads or Roses. For
the adult church the minister's
discussion was Ezekiel's Vision in
the Valley.
Most of the public school teachers
were present, Principar~5hi7th
presented the , same. Remarks
were by Miss Edna Murry, representing
the teachers who have
served our school before; and
Prof. Arthur Caldwell spoke for
the new ones.
The League was conducted by
Miss Eulah Mae Gamble.
?Never Alone was the evening
message by the pastor.
Miss A. Foster of Charleston
wh<7 is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Kinloch worshiped with us Sunday.
Mr.1 and IVflrs. Wm. Lloyd, Mr
Elijah Darby were recent joiners
of the church.
?The presence and - services of
Misses Arnietha Smith and Mary
F. Greene are very much missed
in our Sunday school and League
and church and community life in
general. Last week they entered
Palmer Memorial institute at Sedalia,
N. C. Next week several
more will leave our church for Allen
university.
Mrs. Lucy M. Hughes, conventional
president pf the W. H. and
F. Missionary society of our
church is expected to lecture and
show slides of her recent trip to
j South Africa Saturday night at
Mt. Lebanon church. We expect
her to worship yith us Sunday
morning. Come to our services,
you are welcome.
s .
__ Mt. ZION A.M.E.CHURCH
Rev. S. Chism, Pastor
Sellars, S. C. - Last Tuesday at
9:30 A. M. the Sunday School convention
of the Dillion District o-j
pened at Mt. Zion whr^e the Rev. i
S. Chism is the efficent pastor:
and Dr. L. A. Wells, presiding el- !
der.of the District., providing.
The associated presiding elders
were Dr. J. S. Coe of the Sumter
Dist., Dr. 1/ W. Janerette of the ,
Florence Dist., Dr. A. P. Spears .
of th(, Marionn Dist. . .
Quite a few visitors were present
and made wonderful briefs. Anumg
them wer0 Rev. W. E,: RichaidsJon
cf Mt. Zion, Florence, and
Prof. C. G. Garrett of Columbia.
mis was said to otrone ot tne
greatest conventions of tliP Dillion
District.
At 3:30 P. M. Sept. 9 the begin- !
ing of our fourth and last Quarerly
Conference. After the devotional
Dr. L. A. Wells made some '
very appropriate remarks after-'
which we proceeded with the usual
business of th? conference.
Sunday School began at the regwas
discussed.. P. E. Wells re
viewed the lesson.
Div-Wells delivered the morning's
message. It was very spon
tancously delivered.
Following the service the busiiit's
uf tin1' Conference wn; ronunv
ed and culminated. The Elder was
paid in full and left in smiles, look
ing forward to the Annual Conference.
At 4:00 P. M. we witnessed a
wonderful song service sponsored
by the Dixie Humming Birds of
New York.
At 7:30 a wonderful prayer service
began after which the pastor
brought to us vjonderful Sermon.
Quite a few worshiped at this
service.
We moved our pastor in the new
parsonage that we have just
bought.
Mr. Sam Louis is on the sick
list at this writing.
Presiding Elder Wells, his cabinet,
and the pastor were the dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Anderson.
Mr. GeorgP Dixon has moved
into his new home on Part St.
Miss. H. Margaret Embly was
the week-end guest of Miss Ger
trude Porter. Miss Embly is an
U nstructoi^ -in-Home.-Economic .at
the Marion County Tr. School.
Messrs. Abraham Brown, William
Ragin, Leon Bennett and Alfred
Duckctt were the visitors of
the Porters on Monday morning
Pnroute to their homes from Philadelphia,
Pa. They repored a very
pleasant vacation.
Miss yMarquerite E. Porter left
Sunday for her work in the Wilson
High School of Florence. We are
wishing for her a very successful
term..
OAK GROVE CIRCUIT
Rev. B L. Guiles, Pastor
?finrufny was a high church going
day at Oak Grove A. M. E. chureb
The Sunday school was opened at
the usual hour with the Supt. anc
teachers at- their respective places.
We were glad to have visitors
in our school.
Our Pastor, Rev. Guiles gave ui
a soul stirring sermon for our
morning hearing. The spirit
seem to be very high. Quite a
number took the Communion. Th<
"stewards took up $50.00 for the
pastor afterward they are in hope
of raising $50.00 more the 4th
Sunday. TK<T circuit ~ts ill hope
having a successful Sunday school"
invention.
?We wprp glnij to have Mr. Keitb
Rose and others from the North
v-isit us for a few days.
The trip to the beach on Laboi
Day was fine. A goodly numbei
went on the trip.
Mrs. Tom McFadden is on the
sick list.
CAMDEN NEWS
...At the State Woman's Homo
Missionary meeting at Newberry
in Miller Chapel A. M. E. church
though only one day session was
carried out owing to death in the
family of the President, Mrs. S.
L. Flipper, it was voted to adjourn
at the close of Thursday
night session. The main feature
was the visit and talk by tht
CohnecTtonat "Piesident,? Mr&r - L.
IM. Hughes of Texas on her trip
| to Africa. Last but not least the
solo by little Miss Angilee ureen
of Charleston. To say that it was
beautifully and impressively sung
is enough. High class music with
jazz accents the secular world applauds
but Christlike folk desire
pathos and sympathy. These get
together meetings should strive
to lave a god-like feeling.
We were pleased to spend Wednesday
night in the home of our
esteemed presiding elder and wife
of the Lancaster district. They
really have a lovely home just across
from Allen university and
are Christians who know now to
make you feel at home. We are
delighted with our presiding eldei
and wife.
" Visit New Bethel A. M. jE. Community
church in Camden when
possible. We are with Rev. and
Mrs. J. L. Livingston, two hightoned
Baptists. Will be back
home ere this is published. Had
the chance to visit Mrs. Matilda
Johnson, a strong Presbyterian;
Rev. A. H. Reasoner is her pastcrr.
She has been ill for quite a while
but is still cheerful in every way.
Her daughter, Mrs. Mamie Cleland
is taking especial care of hei
mother as an only daughter should
There is one commandment with
promise and this daughter is obeying
i?.
(Mrs.) Florine Hurst.
THE PALMETTO LEAPE
- CLINTON NEWS
Friendship A. M. E. Church
Rev. H. W. Walker, 1'astor
.The revival meeting at Friendship
last week was quite a success
both spiritually and financially.
Rev. McWain of Columbia conducted
the meeting, truly we can
say he is a great revivalist, each
night the audience was packed,
the pulpit was filled with associate
ministers. A goodly number
of souls were saved and over $70
was raised during, the week. On
Sunday the regular members came
back to worship. "
Quite a few of the young folk
are leaving this week for various
.colleges. We will miss them very
much.
Miss Thelma Leake enters West.
Virginia college as Freshman. We
hope for her loads of success. Salters
Wadswcrrth enters State* college;
Miss Mae Ferguson goes
back to dear old Allen; Mr. Andrew
Ferguson returns to A. and
T. college.
Miss Vivian Alexander is returning
to SpeTman seminary;
Miss Lee Ruth Garrett goes back
to Washington to resyme her
, studies there.
j Mr. Edward Wilson leaves for
: Hampton institute.
| Misses Etta . Dendy and Bea}
tnce L. jjcrrsey have veuii'ncd to
i Coulter Jr. college in Cheraw,
, where they will begin their Sophoj
more work.
Misses Thelme E. Dendy and
Nina Mae Thompson are joining
Misses Etta L. Dendy and Beati
rice E. Dorsey. We wish them
i much success in . their school ca!
reer.
f ~ 5 :
Dr. L. W. Long and Mr. Rawlitfis
' shop work instructor at Sims Hi
in Union spent awhile in Clinton
. Monda ynight at the home of
i Mondav nitrht at Ihn li.f.t
Misses Beatrice E. Lilliewood
and Ernestine C. Schelle, Mr. Roy
! Miller of Philadelphia motored to
Laurens and Spartanburg cm Lai
bor Day. ,
Miss L. M. Lilliewood leaves for
, her school work Tuesday night,
Jamestown, S. C.We will miss her
quite a bit. ^
JHELENA NEWS
The Revival Meeting elided on
1 Friday night" after" having n-grand '
i time all the week. There were
j many converts but some were re- !
newed over.
Sunday evening at 5:30 five girls :
were baptized. The collection was j
for the week $72.98. '
On the'sick list are Miss Thelma i
Sanders, Mr. Will Scott ami Miss
j Mattie P. Oxner.
' Bcrnice and Virginia B<>bb*have
both been sick but are better now. I
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WHITMIRE NEWS
The camp meeting has closed at
Cedar Grove church, Friday nite.
A large crowd visited every nite.
Every soul was made to burn with
the spiritual fire. Tw0 souls were
added to Christ. Rev. I. U. Ruffin,
the pastor, rejoiced wonderfully
ryver a wonderful camp meet
ing. Rev. A. I). Coker kindled tho
lire sirnl i 1 -Witt rw?.l
.'M?aav-?! V V VI y I in
our soul. The grand total of $112.
78 was raised during the meet inc.
$11.57 for the sick.
Our tent is taTTen down, you .
who did not confess remember:
Father I stretch my hands, as a
sinner to be saved to Thee.
Miss M. '.Rice and Mr. .Tame.Rice
are home from Washington.
D. C., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Rice.
Rev. Arthur wavis spent the
week with Mrs. Brosia Williams
and family, the past week.
Miss Maenolia Fpps has returned
to Durham, N. C1., after visiting
relatives and friends here. Re
Chapel Baptist church Sunday,
conducted by Rev. P. Wallace.
Rev. T. M. Moss of Greenville will
conduct the. meeting.
Attending the annual convention
of the House of Prayer, convened
at Chailotte, N. 0., Patnr*?
day and Sunday were: Prcrf. and
Mrs. Robert E. Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Cola Joiner, Mr. and Mrs.
nayes worthy, Mr. Willie L. Epns(
Mr. Samuel Fant, Miss Charlotte'
Nance, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones
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ter, Mrs. Georprianna Byrd, Mr.
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AV. Byrd, Mrs. Martha Barnes. _
Miss Annie Mae Byrd, Mr. James
Worthy, Mr. William Sims, Miss
Hattie B. Sims, Mrs. Ida Bel!
Fant, Mrs. Pansy Fant, Mr. John
Albert Jones, Miss Lueinda Turner,
Miss Annie Quiller, Mrs. Asalee
Reid, Mr. Clarence Geter, Mr.
Otis Coleman, Mr. Berry Morgan.
Miss Minnie Geter, Miss Rosalee
Hunter, Mr. Earner Coleman. Mr.
Clarence Geter, Mr. Chinek Byrd.
Miss Sallie Eula Bqrd, Mrs. Mattie
Bates, Mr. John Henry Johnson,
Mrs. Fannie Glenn, Mrs. Hix
Fant, Mr... James Henry Fant, Mrs
Cora Sanders, Mrs. Fannie Mae
Means, Miss Ellen Spencer, Mr.
Roosevelt Quiller, Mr. Robert Gil
linm. Mr, Richard Epps. Mr. Hix
Young, Mr. Evans Geter," Mrs.
Willie Mae Pearson, Miss Mabel
Pearson.
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see Mr. J. C. Byrd.
Correction: Miss Rebertha Lyles
is visiting relatives in Whitmiro
instead of Mt?3' Albertha. She is
the guest of Lenora Williams.
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