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Saturday. November 11, 19.19
dr. gforhf \v. carver
BENEFACTOR OF M \NKINl)
Tin* s.c'it ?.)i i:i ' Lr- '- ius -of a man.
, Dr. .W'a-1 inert .h C ryot
i one in' * i.. ;
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State.C"T?'.."c, ta " (it tb'f'vo th"ort
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( -,. nM-an<vi of e4itc
?.. yci vi-'c to hvmanity
It. .. I. et, ,1 the ovist mnrvon
.?. PI-I a?ia--?4s,?t-?\v4tv-h ' tovt-tr ?mH+ 4
. on- da'-lv I'ves -sweet jyot ?*<?. pet
;?? ? itec.- nr.'l nut them {<?
lo new r-Tii, Thorebv;
>o w.,] to the i"\n Mini sntisfttot'pw
<c nianv l'mited nicaiv
''' mii1''; n<~>t nmnit them to spend
r?? ,'tin! ' vtvu-nvp va<
in 'fuii'-j nr c!ntV|i|v?.
^ voral vnai's I>r. Cnrvor
t ' ?ti cvn'? 'nvntintr with nea'V.d
;i ?< n ivn-^M",. . relief of
tn/'irit;i,. niv<il% *'.* victims. T! e
' Xm"ini("i?>i mi?* youitf-hat.?there..
;ir", rftio'U nf -U whil'H COf
inly will hp n iTi.tr t>"> hinnnr.
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A man who in addition. can t-nho
tho fl'^ni?M<l rcl clap of some
' ninhovn rntvn uvfios anil extract
f>'om i? rh-Pi- w'vixp u os' will trivrihu
iItanco.-ta. recover
cnst-oT flour and <ntra'- hatrs an-'
turn they into horv*fitvl s*?rf
and nth or ti oful articles rvf cln*l-_
intr is a henofaetn,- in tho Vijrhest
dr>~"(.p
Dr. Carver justly merits th A
[tfi'iJnvpit?modal.?lint... t h?'?usps t*'
which ho has placed hi* talents ir
showinc in an hi rid Viow in .
the value of tlie Tnri'l and how to
ineren-e the 'ui'ie'i'v1 -nd vn.-iet''*
of nredact- raised hav,, <*h. on I* i
a place in the I "art- of men famore
lasting ran anv award
Worth reni'jtv.berinsf a! o is t1"
fact t hat, with al] hi^ r* -eiontifi
Vrowl?-d"e T: . C >ver i? one of
the mn?t <hvfi t of ivor,. He ei>>'
hhatieallv. a- dim- 1;i? -oeret of a:1
hi-- *' " to n inspiration of
God. ?*?The
Journal ami Guide.
| "The OM Gray" |
i By j'
A X
? Rev. K. Philin Ellin
f ^ t ?
??-?- -?A?Now?Publication ??
"The Seventy Five Years of N'e.
gro Progress Exposition," South
Carolina's Contribution is indeed
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<*??
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a new thing under the sun and it
should be second to" none jn the
United States. Every State in
the Union is getting ont similar
.to hi? 'on exhibition at Detroit,
Michigan, May 1940. It's interdenominational,
and Ml South Carolinians,"
of color who have achievtd
will be given spree thetein. So
I uichase your space from the
field \gent or any officer or start
writer. \Ve are pf.-ased to leport
quite a few have made arrangements
with us. We have some
mission preacheis .vhtThavf~ dope
so. This is wisdom on their part.
For it is the first time such an
opportunity was presented them
in thtir lives. Any number o i
outstanding pastors, ptesiding ej_
1* i < and undertakers have secured
-pace. We want physicians, merhants.
lawyers, school teachers
n i far me is to appear in this pub
sc.. us for prices and terms.
The I'nion
The Interdenominational Union
f Charleston and vicinity had a
s'''i at meeting last Monday. Rev.
S H. Scott, president is narking
no ot the best to till that position
.{? J. S. A. Giant is a real good
{-cci i-tai v. Rev. Willi am A. Mack,
vu- tno order of the day lest Mon
I i-iy. Subject:- The Vanishing in_
I -Te: e.-t?erf?the?Family?Altec;?l-r-t i.cd
himself a master-of his
-ul-ject. It should be printed i n
-nampnict* f-Hti uisu iuuuui u.
Chnstian families all over t. h o
world. Those .speaking words of
in Herniations w,eve Revs. J. E.
Hoard, R, I. Lemon. .1. R. Po-irson.
1). X. Wilson and others. It's an
! t owiedged fact that the church
ami other religious .'igeiU'ies ear:
'c ho stronger than the homes,
'i'i.i-' week end will tind us attendin?
the South Carolina Conference
hen in f'-nrleston. The proceed5iv?r-i
of whi h will be "Reported .in
o-i: next issue. So watch The Leaj,.v,
St. Luke
!?Mrs. Ellis and I have been warm
reived by the good officers
and members of St. Luke on our
return from the annual . confer,
ence. "This is~ indeed a great peo
nil-, and one finds pleasure in serv
iiig them. Our prayer and class
-.Ttr-'^-intrs1. are- regularrevivals eveiv
week. The Sunday school and
Allen League are going forward
7s w iFFTleaps and bounds. Our oft:i
uT"TK'?rd is rs pleasant h? rr
family .circle. All of the boards
a ltd elnhs are fully alive. We will
ho i early to entertain the Palmetto
Annual Conference next Qctober
in keeping with our turn. To make
a long story short, wo are doing
!>ii>:ness lV the KING on Wilssn
street. ,
"Let us advance on our knees."
HA LTI MOREL Ml). NEWS
Mr. an<l Mis. Jacobs'has for
heir guest their mother, Mrs..
K'hol Pai'ritt from North Carolina.
We wish for her a pleasant
stay. ,
Mr. Jacobs wh0; has spent a
deasant stay with his parents iii
North Caiolinst' js back in .the'
city.
These people are get'ing along..
' ne on ttie sick list: Mrs. Louise
Go)-,. Douglass. Mrs. Mrrv Lane,
Mrs. ltisa. Mis. Heid. MT. Hood.
Communim was served Mrs. Douglass
Sunday evening.
?Mr* I' l.n.n Prrpttst "church schecL
ile: Tuesday night, prater moet'iir
at 7:.'50 and cfeoir. reherrsal
Wednesday night Bible class con
lucted by Kev. Daniels; Thursday
night sc vice at 8 o'clock by the
Pa.st.or, Rev. Flowers. Friday nito
t*h- arre^ta+rg?opened?by?Dor..
con;. ounu??y morning sauuam
s hcol at 0:30 a.m. opened by the
Supr. Service at 11:30. The Lord's
Supper was- administered at 3:30
p.m.. 3 oVIoek service
Mo ninir Rts r Baptist church
schedule: Tuesday night, prayer
meeting and . choir rehearsal; on
Vhu'sday night service at 8 p.m.
1 v .the Pastor, Rev. Garnctt. S. S.
at !':30 a.m. opened by the Supt.
Service at 11:30 by the pastor.
8:00 Sunday nitrht seivice.by U^c
'a-o.or, Rev. Garriett. n
Friendship Bapt. church schedule:
Tuesday nitrht prayer meet,
in? and choir rehearsal; Thursday
night service by the Pastor, Rev.
H. Jackson. Sunday school at
. 0:30 a.m. "Service at 11:30 a.m.
by the paatorr-ahiQ _at 8: fe,ror . .
FF/ORF.NCE NEWS
I. M. Stokes, Reporter.
Mr. Georg0 Moses has returned
to New York City after being call
d home on account of death of
Mrs. LucyMoses.
Mrs. Richard Harris has return
wd^tp Jacksonville, F la ..after be
intr railed home cm account of tho
death of Mrs. Lucy Moses. Mr.
'*>mos Ham of West Palm Beach.
Fla., spent a few days with Mrs.
R. IT. Hollomon and family. Mrs
: >e poutrlas rnd Mrs. Blanche
Holloway of Johnstown. Pa., have
turned after being called hcrme
on account of th^ death of their
'ister Mrs. Lucy Moses.
?! . and Mrs. II. S. Prterson
attended the Livinerston-f'lr.flin
in?t Saturday night.
The Home Economic teachers
hst- Saturday at
the Wilson high school.
>u| M 's. H.J'II. Cooper of
Kings!roe, S. C., werP in the city
we el- on business.
Mi s Thomasena Moses has returned
to A. and T. college after
( being called home on account of
the death_of Mrs. Lucy Moses.
7?Wilson's trnm tled Coulter's of
Cheraw last week 7-7.
Fend all news to Grant Drug
store on or before Tuesday off
each week.
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i MAYBE SO AN
(By W. H.
IF I HAD
Last week you why read this
column became money minded,
"iiany of you, pdrhaps, il^uii
what you wouid do with a million
dollars;
Let's swing: the extreme this
week. What would you do if you
had NOTHING? No lclutivus to
provide for you," no job, no source
of income. mi ii^mc . hall-led, half
clad__just a poor, dcpciuum c loture
with no SENSE OK CENTS.
Think awhile Iefoie you blurt out
some wisecrack which is easily
-rh tm^^hy: pecpto. -wtth-tnlJ 6i
confess that I do not know e
ly what I would do with nothing.
~tt?was?very?easy?for~nTe "to tell
you what I would do with a million
dollars; but a fellow \vh<? has
nothinpf^t'an do nothing. Uniph!
Here are th:ce things I woud
TRY to Ho?try:
Carry a smile on my face though
" Farmers of Aiiici
At State College, Satin
1l!2 Chapters From 11 Counties
To Be Represented
The South Carolina Association
i* the N w F..rmets u>l' Aunei it-i
will hold a one day convention : t
South Carolina State i\. ix. M. C.
ge in Orangeburg, Saturday. No.
vember IS. I'd:!'.', leginiio; -t I'.un
?clo.K in the morning and euc-ing
ct 2:30 in the afternoon, acco.din :
vo an announcement made by (1.
Anderson.'" suite Advisy,:
The one day mett*is bein^ celled
by Ml. John I'. l?nrv.t'/s. 11i:erant
Teacher Tr; iner of Vocation
al Agriculture fn S> uth Cai ollna,
and is designed to take the piece
of the three day annual se.-Vi-.r.i
scheduled 'for J. in j?al. Lot i\t *
celled, on account t/F't'he J'o'io si',
nation in the state at that time.
Reports from tin-' Xa k.
meeting in liordoniok. u, N^ J.,
held last August will lv he.tr.l;
and |)lans CiiAL
11)40 convention, in addition te 111regular
routine matters that ; re
A I...lit dUU Xu-W ! 'l'l
the .122 chapters will attend .a.- del
egates, i nd wilt make
.bom their local chapters.
'in... .1 ?.r I'
Burgess' ollice show th-tt the Kdgo
licit r County ,i ifH:iS vb.-p
tor, Johnston, of which Mr. U. N.
Smith is ad\4ser, was the fust to,
report State. X.ationi 1 ami Camp
clues 100 per cent, for thi- year.
3,'he Kds^efioM ClnrpUb^-1'i ';,.h L
of which .Mr. C. U. I'-pVT] is .u!.?
visor, was second. It is oxp. ted
that- all the chapters in the Sia'o ,
will registi r 100 per' Vent .'on. <>r
before November iSth.
Advisors are reqite led to >,<. ,
in the names f ail carMii-l- s f .r
the Slodern Fanner degree. \\ it'n
the applications, send insurance
neiitium receipts; s'aU an n < I? ?;u
'"he i'lilili.?4-t-Jt?receipt. . -4a ail?
other evidences that the ap'di M>.
in"-- in t'n ''-'I'lt ii1' ' " p iuhtc J
tivi ly invested SIOO.'lO. ('< pic s of
tin- hoys' Supervised farnii::-.; pr-> ,
'- i-ani.for the p>t three ye; i s a>e ,
also, cli-sti "ed. ~ 1
After the moot in*/, the N>w Far
mors and their ad->isers will match
through the college cniviptt to the
Tin .thai! stailium wla-re lay :!i "
o.eupy !t special section -of t it e .
grandstand to view 'he game he.
Kail,logs ;ttul Fi"i i
la's Alligators.
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CHEST KK PDRACKANIS
Colonel Stanley M U 'well .t"
Ashevilk' spent a ptirt <>f Sunday
her?- with his D-tei, .. i - 1' '
.McDowell; Uuy motored en to
Rock Hill to see their sister, Ml-s
Willie McDowell and f em thee
to T'niO|| t;; spend the rest of the
dry with his mother. CnDnel Me
Lowell a wojuIo: fuT talk at
the mornintr iservftw* of JL'rrhtiry
Baptist church, turd till of hi;
heaters wmt hint to come njrain.
He is a forceful speaker, a h mi
orator.
The A. M. E. lont'erenre at
Met ronolit.an church was' enjoyed
fronj its ope tun pj to t's Close. A'1
b&nquet in honor of Bi.-hop and
i Mrs. M: rtin, tsiven in the base
ment of the chut eh. followed-the
protrram of Welcome Addresses
which were made hv the M -yor et
the Ciry. Mr. Fia/er, I.awyer ?McCar
le yd TTr 1 McSween, prrstnr?of he
white Pi eshytorian chui-eh- ^?nd
-Mr-G. -Ik- T.pnttifs, Dist. Snnt. e.
the' N*. C. -M-tiltt! 1 Ite-in attce?Cy.
The other days were real bu.-iness
( - lOll * CTiU . ?M ! * vi 1 -15"
turns were lavish in.f.md j-.'f '
daily for dinner. Ther,. Wciv ha *
kets galore, fi 11< ?! with the nin.-t
ten Hiintr viands so 1h; t the dele
gatjon did "notvh:vc to ; 1
1 their hmues for meals. Sunday
was a <lay when^ the crowd- en:i"ol
(V(o-y available space. Rev.
Hi)'ia>d. the pa dot . was returned
to Metropolitr.n for anoth".. year,
and friends and eontrre-ath/n arc
i v-i'v 1 appy. Rev. and Mrs.
Milliard a e a ve>-y pier sunt, couple
and work hand in hand fnr- 'he
' pKirra.ni r,f th'-ir church. On Fiidav
Vrfjrht the Mis-kuv\rv ladies
had a pecial program. Thev wire
| white dresses "md marched in the
chrtch. d(/wn In'h., ai-les, earrving
lighted candles.* After taking
thej,. seats, the Jmeetin" was p o.
sided over hv Mrs. Martin, the
Hoop's wife. She is a verv
eharrfiing woman, rnd presided
very gracefully. Mr. Muth R. i
r'~rr^* ' .v - * ' T " "" "r " ^ "
IE PALMETTO LEADER
D MAYliE.NOT ~ 1
.t.
Shackle ford)
V
.t.
NOTHING
I had nothing, ami ask somebody
t',.r > ir.cthii'm (not bo-tyin^). Lois
c?i" people would rather die than
to that. That's why they have no.
* ihinff.
Concede that in a larye measure
it was my l'ault that I had no
-ense not cents. It's possible to
I \<t' :,lt. .vo-onnilit e: .minwltnl'n J ?\
life, epeeially in the earlier .years.
i.t-ie aie three things I'd try
NOT t&- do:
f wouldn't be mad with eve;y_
\i ,iy who has something. I'd then
:i?fn.-iT- wrifi n.rt4rtt^^
1 wouidn't give ip or hesitate to
make it anyhow*. My. grit would infill;
ace somebody t(/ give mrsr
Jiat.ee to RiTte "something.
I wouldn't resort to errme or sell
eut my soul for dollars. I'd rather
die v i h nothing.
(Rights Reserved)
it a To Meet
ill ay, Nov. 18th
Harvey of NYC. who ropresnts
lie yJollis ol" tlie chinch made a
!' i:i::.!?.nidi i .?! .?Hr?hf-s?travelled
extensively, has been around the
\v?.ias he told of various
iij'.i nts. that occ lined in thisTOun
ty-fnnd that. Ids. rudienee was
held ?n rapt attention lest .they
ii'.u.P o:.e wo;il. I'ofovi'ig tin
; (I. nova'- Odieers, the
* iv-la-V. Dr. Med ford also spoke'
? v4< ]]t?nt 1 v. lf<? ton lm<] tMivr?lli?fl
much ; r.d hud spent a frond deal
fihip in Africa, and it was most
ratii in .- to hoar the many happ.
nir: .v hi tuhl abou'. The Miss.ivrri-v
women raised 10J Rev.
Miliar], Mr. AVryman Johnson,
and 41 r. S. Stanhiuk were elect
.U - U.~s.._t:! the Getu val Con!?
? Tj
ai'il Mrs. I;. ,!-' Spollman of
f" d-d;d-.ln ;_n- the proud parcntsf
their hirst boyi, a daughter,
!' 1 :- io" I.tieille, beiti October SI,
y. i-.-lit T pounds, 0 _:.l-1 ounces.
Mr.-\ Spr'llman is the tldci dautrh
' Or. and Mrs. .(. S.. Allen af
thi- fit>?.?Mother :.ml?baby - hre
'!' !; f"m. Mr. Si 1! : n 'repro.?i*s
X.C. Mutual Insurance ,
t o.. TT: Philadelphia..
Master H. R. Hor;:e is veiy ill
>h . * 'p juf, ticn .ut " his
H ??-!< m:i Columbia St.
Ml--. P.vc, John-m" is vnrkhw
!; Rv, P^-.'wc U Mas o
' Kmb y Hi arc b? :;ig taught by
Mis. Thomas Harnm-nds.
IT.; Ii< 'tit Institute at Finley
hirh. rho< 1 SMtiirday wrs attend.
rvr't. Sia.kir- ( "hmibht-was
:iV if.-' cj >; .jfttil a< usn ;l
'. .a- ii.i i full ; f helpful infonua;
To thai ir.ad.e the t' avjioVs .wish
f ii 'u'c t:ivi?- t' listen to her in-.
.?11 r.i tii>n. A health pieture "I.e*.
H D. i.ie live" was shnvji by
I sr. 1 tii.- I lor 1th Department
of Ch?- te . Miss Johnny
IlirtiPi ds (wlhtet. Home Demon--t>
?4:-D?A .?rr?rhr?ivur.ty:
M::-- Drey ( > M: > County Nurs
I* . Simm-M'.s. S'ate Board .(if
f" den.bin. . " ir v o Dr. Manee (if
'-0 ppe-skeis. Dr
" T < v- -al- v ne"sl "Tiere. and
! 1 ?.,ist f.i ? after fact, that
held the sit ten'!:... <,f everyone.! He
; i ' kn.iwlcibm. and.,
Ln-w- hew t.i n; he k impressive.
: ah..;- a ; ct talking about
p( el. him, and want
LLu :! M s: kms. as well ps
;i: (.thei > t(. c .: e again.
D... y 11! i.tj Sims Hi of I'n.
! :, | luy.-KThu - lay night'at the
! '; 5 .. i i,?1. Tie score was 21
t 7 in f: vor >!' Finley Hi..
Man. \ . is - from different
i it'u s a till ;. j Were here' last
W( ek a ti. .1 Ijiv.r e .nference.
r '. \ A. j). Hardin
ii i- 1 i\"ii ;:i ;h<- hmni' >>'( Mr. and
I : i > Iir? .-it, which is i'\.
f>!"<.. ]noxiniity to the Finley Hi
rvh'v'l v.-tK't" 1'r Hardin caches.
- The Sandy (L.I).) Association
is in - i ?n this week at
lb pew, 11 Ha;!' ? (hnrch, Ilodmrn
Mis- lb-si,. ILitui;* of Hmniott
Scot' TTi in Ibvk Hill, spent the
weekend beie with her parents.
. l.'i V. 1.-. i -1 111'V is in thr cite,
fii.ni Salishniy, X. C.
i-.- ;it Mt. (>!i:.v Baptist church
Rev. fYlvir hi, has been paslie's.
i e. iirned ',< become pastor of
Mt. Morinh B: ptist church, Spur
tanburyj.
IMI TiMOKI'. MI). NKWS
ily. .1. AV. Agiir. .
Mt. I*i" : s*i11 . erviccs f<>r the
' -W-i Mi,.- :ty ni^ht the Ordi
:it> n i was held by Rev.
0. A. MeMi a; Thursday night
!
Sunday morning S-. S. at its'us!'
r- hing 11:30 a.m.
vhy the VrMtr.- Rev. D. 0. Clarke.
1 p.m. 11' >Iy Communion given by
ti e < a/ hi. h service we had
a arnnd time in spite of the woa!'
< . Amount collected $29.25. ~
Mrs. Doiothy L'ancy is 11 home
doin-j- fine after a' few days in the
Ijospi'nl: al o Mrs. folia Jeter is
now home and doing fine.
Mr. James : nd Wade Douglass
tb . I - .s of Mr. Melvin W'il.
liams, Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. I'.ailey is again home
after a three weeks tf ip to North
on a visit,. Her niece
came b irk with her to live here.
.Quite a few Indies reported havirt"
had their muse's snatch Satuiday
night. We fdvise that you
11 ej vt >'.y caic'ul with your money.
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CARLISLE" NEWS
'
All of the churchgoers were
seen going to the various church
es Sunday. The spiritual tide rs.i
high at St. Luke A. M. E. Zior
church. The Pastor, Rev. H. E
I llillian, beginning his eighth con
I feronce year there, was at his
i-M, riuryone was nappy orvei
his return.
Rev. A. B. King, the new.pas.
tor of Mt. Eden A. M. E. chupct
brought his hearers a^-wonderfu
message. Sunday. He seemed tc
be the light man . in the right
place, and we are praying for ?
successful conference yecr. The
members were happy to have Mr
and Mrs. Fred Black well of Un.
ion to worship with them.
Soivice was very good at the
James Chapel Baptist church Sur
delivered a soul stirring message
The teachers who worshipped with
thtnn wore: ^Miss Margaret B
"Chtip and Miss Berneice A. Browr
Rev. A. B. King and Mr. Gartison
of Lonerster, Mesdames Hat
lie Byrd, Florence Turner and littie
Bobby were the Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Maiy F. Sartor.
.Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hammond oi
( ),,.j4{M. \v"io visitors sit tli^' onic
of Mrs. Mary F. Sartor . Fndr.j
afternoon. ? "
GEORGETOWN NEWS
The i-uval schools of Gcorectowr
' county arc now open; teachers
arc all bael^-on the job.
y?-s. So ;h Rhue, the daughtei
of Mrs. M. B. Alston is here vis.
itim- her mother.
The 1'iic nds of Mrs. Catherine
'*-llv are delighted to see her on
the street again. y
Oo't-. a fe w people weie disappointed
in not hearing *Rov. H.
'last Sunday. It was
widely advertised he was to speak
"t Ri tl?e?dn Baptist church Sunday
morning. *
The Georgetown Ministerial Alii;
nee meets each Monday at Be.
thesda Baptist church. Ministers
from throughout tht. county attend.
' .
Mr.. W. 0. Simpson who has
Vcn ill at the home of Mrs. Mary
Williams is greatly improved and
at his plrce" of business again. He
is a trustee of Bethel A. M. E.
church and has been foy more
' hr.n a decade. The other elgTif
-.' varti > < hi-,. Be<*k| Rev.
M. B'ako.-Air. J. B. Brockington,
Mr. D. II. Drayton, Mr. Richrrd
F.nrd, Mr. C. K. Knox. Mr. F.
\V Dunmoie and Mr. L. A. Dun.
ino re.
Rev. M. B. Hudson preached a
sou] stirring sermon in Bethel on
f Sendrty night.
The friends of State college
hero . v.er,, jubilant over the re_Lt
of the--Tttske^ee game last
"S; Uirtkiy that?was? played in
O' angeburg.
Mr. James Holmes, Shoe Shine
James., is ijiajoring jn a new field
and making goAd. Would that
more of our young men would von
ture into untrodden fields. There's
room for the men who will do.
Mi!. Robert Johnson is'quite an
ml.miier of the "Let'dor" and says
he must read it each week;
< Miss Marthena Besselieu became
the h?'!df of Mr. Isaac Frosier- on
last Saturday, Nov. -1th. The ccre.
. _..i. ' .'.i ?t. >u l.
Ml ny tl)()|\ ill LII(> IIUU1U I w*
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mis.
Thomas Besscliou. The Rifts
were numerous and "lovely. We
wish them a safe voyage on the
m; ti imonial sea.
ST. STEPHEN A.M.E. CHURCH
-1W vv- Tlile-11 Thnmnson. Past or
Wilmington, N. C.?The past
Sabhnth Ray was cold, damp and
dreary during1 the first prit of the
day but in ' the Sunday . school
room there gathered a large an3
enthusiastic crowd for the beginning
of the new conference year..
At the conclusion of the instructional
end of the service our ne >.
' toj. was , introduced to the
chlirrh school by our Supt., Mr.
\\\ A. Johnson. With gripping at
tentJon- and in tercet the school received
our pastor's new "conferon
e year's message. In his mfes
sagr. much emphasis was placed
upon the life an(i activities of the
y< nth group of our church leadin
up to the Thanksgiving and
-seasofrs. -Specific- plan*
for the achievement of these goals
will ho mr.de in the regular Sunday
School Board meeting. The
morning's message, the subject ert
which was "Blood, The Symbol of
Salvation" was delivered to a
oir"o i nd most enthusiastic congregation.
Holy Communion was
dniinbtorcd tG' a largc number ot
? was acknowlfdord nmoric
whom wrs Mrs. Susan F. Thompson.
the mother of our pastor who
has been a house-guest of our pas
tor and Mrs. Thompson for the
last two weeks. Inuring the course
of the afternoon and eaily even,
intr, two funerals were conducted
(?y our prstor. The A.C.E. League,
of which Miss B. B. Leanord
is the president, continues it's foi
ward looking prbgram in serving
the youth of our church and city
Our new pastor was introduced it
n most interesting way to th<
T oa"u(. by Miss Leanord. Veify
timely remajks followed his in
traduction. Despite the many sei
vices during th0 day, a splendid
rudience gathered for the even
ing's^ service. From thP subject
Smitten Shepherd And Th(
Saattorod?Shoop"?our?pastor
live.'ed a most impressive message
during which the spiritual tide
rrn high. Holy Communion was
administered again to a largr
I hos?. ; ~
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RIDGE SPRING NEWS
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J - The S. S. at Ridge Hill Sunday
' was a grand success. Supt. snd
teachers were at their duty. The
r hiU is still trying to move for
t Mr. James D. Hammond a stuj
dent at State college spent the
i. ,?k k-end at horme.
n ,
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School Activities
[i National Education week, begin
, ning November 5, was observed by
the school.
'I The movie Friday night was'
'[quite a success, and those who at,
tended reported an enjoyable ev(
vninr.
The members of the ninth grade
< yv to lose their classmate
' Mr. Harding Brooks, who left-for
,-?ev_- Voi k" Saturday,
" The members of the junior class
are busy with the annual Turkey
, Contest. Remember to get-, your
' numbeis errly in order to avoid
the last minute rush. The person
" holding the lucky number wilb receive
a8 nice turkey and the per.
o n selling the highest amount of
numbers will reccjvc a hen.
: Mrs. Caidner '* attended the'
Haluc?Economics [ confluence at_
Johnston Friday, Nov. 3.
The agriculture men of the
Ridge Sprin? district, held their
monthly meeting at the Ridge
| iil school. Friday afternoon, No1
vembcr 3rd. ..
The members of the junior class
weiy glad to welcome Mr. Hyland
Brooks, back. He has keen out
for?sometime?and?mcy we hope
' he will stay i" s:hool now.
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WOODRUFF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church
: Our cfturch school was very
nod -Sundry. The. Sup.t,..and all
teachers wete at their post of
duty. The banner remains with
l_JI senior class. '
Mr. Sam Browning was a,ccidcntally
killed Saturdry evening
" 'ill o'clock on, Highway 221,
when an automobile ran into his
buggy. was on his way home.
A son Mr. Richard Browning esceped
with only minor injuries.?
Mr. Browning was funeralized
at Trinity ' A. M. E. Zicrn church
at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday with Rev.
--Lipsey -officiating!? Inter?
mcnt was in the church cemetery.
Funeral director in charge. M. S.
Callrham.
Mr. Browning leaves to mourn
his passing seven children, one
brother and six grand children.
Mr. Toy Parks. We wish
for him a spedy recovery.
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Lanford Grove Holiness Church i
Bishop U. D. Rookard, Pastor '
Sundry was a very cold day,1
but quite a few were on time for
tlio discussion of the lesson. The
banner was won by the Intermeclass,
s'. ?i??
At 2:00 p.m. after the preliminaries
Missionary Lu)a M. Stevens
delivered a wonderful sermdn
from the 23rd Psrlms. Remarks
.by Roy. J. Jones, Rev. E. W.
Rice and sister Lilly Mae Mosely.
At 7:00 p.m. after the preliminnries
the pastoral ofTerinrr was
acknowledged. Bishop Rookard
1 "r?utr',t us r. wonderful message.
Tovt St. T.rke 24:32: When Jesus
talks with you your heart will
k!nd of burning.
We are sorry to report the ac'idental
death of Bro. Sam Brown
in"*. ?
Bo.-n to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Rice a fine boy.
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- CALVARY?At- M. E. CHURCH
T "i-.villi' S. r ?Sundav school
vegan at its usual hour with Supt.
rnd teachers at their post of duty
We were very pleased to see our
new pastor. W0 are proud of him.
At 12 o'clock he brought forth a
firey sermon which made every
heart bum. Text St. Luke 22:19:
This do in Remembrance of Me.
At 6:30 we were back for service.
Rev. J. C. Bates, the pastor
.of Saluda circuit brought forth
n semi stirring setmon which was
enjoyed by all. Text Heb. 12:1;
subject: Running The Christian
Race.
Miss Gladis Dent spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Norris.
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Saturday, November 11, 1939
JAPTISTS TO
Ej'NOVT 30TH
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DYNAMO CAMPBELL
.. Publicity Director
Anderson, S. C., Nov. 9?Like a
mighty undefeated, untied and un
scored on football 'team, the leaders
of the Baptist denomination of
South Carolina will go into a huddle
on the gridiron of the college
I chapel at 11 '00 e.m. under the di.
: rection of Captain H. H. Butler
and Coach J. P. Garrick, head line
wofiian. Mabel K. Howrrd. Sixty
four associations! moderators will
be on the line of scrimmage; sixty
' two district convention - presidents
will be behind the line in the sof,
ety zone. Eighty five union mod.
(-erators will be in, the end .zone;
1017 ordanied ministers Will be in
the cheer squad; 99 "trustees will
be keeping time; 500 special work
era will-be rearing to.go and 1500loyal
schools, unions, missiona'
societies, woman auxiliaries and
churches will be on the grandstand ,
n.ut n. i- r\ TT j.._ 1
jrciwug wivii une to une nunurea
Dollars. The Baptist team has a
TTrsf down'^nd only Uiiee to go.? ?
We made a touchdown at Newberry,
Spartanburg, Columbia, and
Sumter in our last efforts and the
extra point was kicked Sept. 2(5.
The city of Sumter hnn kiokcd off
with a gift of $100.00. From every
"ection of the state they are com.
pletine lateral passes, forward pas
ses and fake passes. Associations
are hitting the line hard. The last
association is in session as you
read these lines.
The late I. D. Pinson pledged
his word to the banks and bur.iner.n
fli ms last May and he spoke for
jus. Banks advanced money. Stores
gave unlimited credit. They knew
Pinson. had behind him the strong.
e?t denomin'ation in "-the state.
They knew that Captain H. H
^'Htlor was De-mod?Prof. Pinsun.
Not one*.penny of obligation is il-j
legal. Like any of us, had Prof. \
Pinson lived, ail our obligations ^
would have been paid by him as be
1 Hep', for years. Had I died
last week, all my bills unsecured
would have-eomc, due and ariange- ?
nirnts would have had to be made
by" my heirs.
Baptist leaders, Pinson trusted
us to help him in our -annual meet-??
ings to take care of all the oblieatioas
he had contracted. We will
not fail him, tho he cannot direct
this drive; ~~ 1 t - '
I carried all my record as Dean
of Methods with me last week. 1
had all my year's work in tho^ear.
If I had been killed, papers would
have been scattered and many lost
or ruined " b? mud and blood or
were torn. Anything-can happen
iii a wreck when four people lose
thcir_ lives.
We Must Net Fail Pinson
Students, graduates," ^trustees,
friends of Morris Collebe, we must
nort fail the late Dr. I. ;D. Pinson
who gave many a poor student
chance to stay in school-and nay
intei. Hp trusted you and me to do
what we promised. He cave his
all for Morris College. All hp sav.
ed was your child and mine from
'" norance. All his personal proper
tv was sacrificed for M"on-is. H<gave
the business world- his word ?
hat when I c"mn hack. T will m-'ke
a payment out of my July collect
^ A ?>-ust 1. Sept. 1," ...
Nov. 1. But President Pinson nnv-.
ee.we- ho?k; From tha_gr?}.ve'*to- !
day, he calls us to meet Nov. 30 at
"> * " * tU ^ rr"oti Vol if| the
college chapel and cross the goal
li?"?ef?ol' inns and to
launch the Expanding Program foi
a greate" Pelt^o-n
THF P^rnir-T POLL-BP ' ALUMNI
VESPER
You are cordially invited to attend
the Alumni Vesper services ?
in Antisdel chapel at six oVi-"l< "*
p.e->.. Sunday, November 12, 1939.
Mrs. John Potts. Mi'A.. Cornell
university 'will deliver tho message
end Mrs. Crtsswell Madden,
Michigan university will present
the B. C. club.
Prof. I,o"is Finley, M.A., Columbia
university and Julliaid
Schorl of Music will be at the console
and direct the singing of ,
,Y uu ?"?C Olll*.
"Jesns The Lierht of the World"
a candle lieht service by children
of the Alumni will close the seryjg?
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