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rr I Page 2 KK~xkkmX~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X? - || ^ F' KH I ?|? The South Carolina Annual con ' forpncr. closed hero last Sandav We wrote the first storv for the satre the dav before it conven e<' ho5,,er .a new^pawer man. '' N In the course o.f .tbe organiza tion one of its own ministers wa? named reporter for the secular press. However there were some hi"h spots in theconference tha? will he nnblished by its renorter. Amonjr them are the election of dele pate's Mji't pi?e< nates, lav deb (r-to and alternates, resolutions of ,e!l''o?*se?vents. the district and fh'i'v>h ler?d'iirr financially, the re eon*5on nrotrrhni a^d the enter. tainTn'' n*> -?? *? r>rvotinowpnts. The "T eater's" Family O' ife a few of T^o Palmetto T ender's subscribers attended this .. /j \ Minnt* WPvr t T. aninc. .T F. Thomas. R r ,T c .Tames. C. S T. AToli. tfo \ P. Pnears. ,T. I,. Fen.' T _\j?Uauri^r) E. A Parker P. M. .Tluehes. Tt F. Firebrand. T? L-n wl. ,l,,o?W__T Murray. J. -at. Ja-kson. J T. TTnmilton. M.,T o T A. Iiei'iirio. IF A T>M* \f. S Nance O TT \ ) i;-,i?i T r> flnrvhle W R L. Clarke. R.L Pone. I J Jeff - * ' w P-of C 0 rctt. P P. PoiicVitv and other* a vvo faded to get ?>' "pnonnce the rame? rff tho<-p w^-o have taker space in our apoc'ialv general ton . . noW'^ntion Thev aro Tti?1ion r>nd Mvq_ J. f5 Flinw' r?...a v \ Adorns and. L. TT Hom mlngway. general officers; Presi 1 -t * R, IJiggins?, Revs. T J T T It o?t? >'V. T. p. TKirnii'1 A P .T S Coo. I \V Jan pvr>tto TT P Rtpspv. O. C. Dun 'v ham and T.H Addison presiding f1 ' r?~" ,T Harrison' book steward. The pastors arc Rev-!, p T. T omon. R S. T awrence I., P. Gamble. D. N. Wilson, J. C in,,,.. T C AllfClarr. R. EJftroe drp. \V. T? T CWrl-o. P P Pouir1' ? 0 G.?u?Whit?v-tL- H Redmond. T o? A T.do-an. P. E. MeGuee end ^'ov Into, husband. At the clo?n of the Central conference a* Ov3roT.hn<-ir roxt week oi;r com ?? naign- wi-P ho .laonehed?in?fi-1-1 to pv>t ovo'vhnflv in this publieaton W? the name of Under ? taker C. W. Hey ward nnd dnnjyh tp^-. The latter beinp a licensed embalmer. t Salem Pepti?*t Church . Tb<> ah^ve ennrroerntion is one of the most nroKTO~sive churches ops in Charleston. It is located on Lme sfrret between Ashlov Ave an7 President s?reet^ahcl Rev. J? T ThnTa.-, pn=tor is one of the host pastors in the city. He hs a number 1 supporter of The Pol ' ninMn Teller. Pays his yearly . sub e>-;ntion when the time comes. A well prepared report from his ' ohu'oh bv Mr. R F. Cross was flvop the field atrent to be pub lish?>d' t'-is week but was lost. T.oni< for Salem news next week. * rii r _ t 91. I.UK6 T. !<;> g iul:iv w., Vi-d a full Sun - Vv ] r>'irl T.ratrue. Mr. Jos on'- Reese. Sunt. \va? at his post ? ? ' ' ?* Tif, ivuihe Doag. head nf ?hp T rap-uc. Wo were fa vnrrd nil dav wit^ ministers from i... v? fii rM?Al*na * conference.' Rev. \V. F. MeTTrown preached an o'f'i the?morning and " v F.. -A S 'uire was at his best e The congrega nrrpi was well pleased with?both I n>e-saires ?..n 'j>y mo-vrsi^flr infants will he Viinfi'.rd anod adult7 at niorht. Slice ia! leader^ .true?t rallv for f"U*- j a ?,>,.? ATo" '"v niehi after the 4th | Sunday. "Make your leader lead" '? "the slogan among all the class.' es. .. ' . . Appointments The following story and anpolnt nribeared in the Xews and F'i ner Monday morning as the work of the conference sefcular n- . vpnorter T'-e Rev. Dr. S. R. TTiggins, . eviderit of Allen university in Folumbia, pre'eh'-d the tnrdina. 111 11 n?ri"IT!UII V^HLCUrt) Ul cue tiwo ?os-sion of the South Carolina Mothodht F.pi<copal church, at Fnr-iTMioi church, on Calhoun St Tho Rev. R. E Broflfdon was in ch* 'err. of the conference Sunday ?f^'"iol Next vear the confer ence will ho held in Beaufort. .T'-e fnMowin'* were ordained arlocal deacons: Ernest Rhodes. Ben iamin Hamilton, Solomon Middle ? ton and William Murray. ? Un p,.v. St. Julian Heywood end the ReV Christopher Freeman wcvo ov'oined itinerant elders. Tho following pastors were ap *pointed to the pastorate* indicat f.a- rh .jo^ton dist-v^t (the Rev. L. T.. Fsrwipn. nresidinf elder!: Mount 7(r?n Station, Rev. J. W Mrrnh: Trinltv. Rev. J. S. A Grant; Cumberland to he supplied TTo:tv, Rov. L. W. Garv; Bethel. c't r-o-c<. Rov. B. J. Hutchinson Pottinl. S'mmo'ville, Rev. J. A c*..pin: Mount Zion Goose p Pov .Te~se Middle ton; IIollv Hill, Rev. N. A. Be ' - un r>r.? j it Nero Ridsreville, Rev. W. D. Williams; c p?v w L. Well's; ?St P""' p^" tt n Brown: Ehe rozer. Rev David Hill;, St- James Rev P G Lisbon: Denmark. Rev J. P. Cunningham; Shiloh and Sa -r:- r,?. n- Mocoly; Aiken, "Rev Hejrward Hoollins. A1 o t*m Rev. W. M. Rice, Rov. Pvowti and Rev. Arthur Mc F'vMen A. C. Mayes was appointed d? yhKiii hi in ii 11 mil '" fj -v ' ' "* ' * 1, . ^ |f^.( "Vmet president ?f the W. H. and F. v society apd J .A. ^faiTTs w'ds .jAypvUiiilul_^i3tt6 -ad.."veTTTuehoeht oi~bunuay scno^ls. i Kuislo uistnOt: Kev. o. E. beard ^ic-iuniit emer; Kmanuei amuoj >vv. u. iii. tn\j&uuii, iiiuuiit xxorr, ivev. c. eujJco; Vv auuwu, nev. ax. iii. luinci j tiiii,uiy jiidoiuii, nev. vv. a. xuaxweii, .Viaiyyinc, ?vV. U. IV. IX-XkUj jCxUialO, Kev. v.. 11 auUiiia^ iUUuUt Vuiiuei, ivev . auiuii Vv uaiiingluh; luaceuoiliU, ..cv vj. r>. Avxicviivni i>e.w ol. fuii' up, Kev. L.. jl?. i\mg; jacKscnooru Xa. 1-1. o<|auej ougitr run, ivev j, vv. buiiiicvi; jeiusaiem, Kev. a. i>. Jliuaiiiuii, i>l xVlluiewa, KeV. i-.. )v uaiiin^iun; ?niion, rvev'. .i. tt. 11 ug Ilea, Ot. 1'aUi, l\eV. J5?.uiKvi'i ouuvh Joans isianu, nuv j. C. inuii-ii Jomu isianu ai'V. ! . 15. va&i'k, Alien Lnap'ei, .?cV. J. v. luiuta; iiugues miob .on, Kev b. A. Anten; inount Fisri..n aiission, Key. K. 1*. Uoctor; >t uunuattw, itev. J. J. JuUoii; wconc ruisstou, Kev. Isaac JViotenK ,xua.na Kun, Kev. J. L. Jones; con .Vicn-ce Diantn president oi VV. .i. ana F. Missionary society, Mis j .naoei (jieen; uistnct president,j .,iio, haggle Vision; district mis.. . jiouanes, uev. K. 15. DoDDms, Kev. I .i. A. Wasnington and Kev. Yvm ' _tiupe; com e rente missionary Rev jJ A. M ills. ?Keuvilort district: Kev. i?VV. Wi.l. join, presiding elder; Mount Zion otation, Rev. Julius llolman; Sti .-icpneii, Kev. Frank Alston; \val_ oiboro circuit, Kev. Al. R. McBride; Hendersonville, Kev. S. J. j.'uison; Fast Cumbarbee, Rev. J. Johnson; White Hall, Rev. Is. -iac {Major; St. John, Rev. W. F. .vIcBiown; Shelton, Rev. J. A. Jenkins; Beaufort, Rev. S. A. TTTownT Port Royal, Kev. George ii. Chaplin; Hilton ^Head, Rev. jnmcs Buncombe; Blulfton, " Rev A. L. Brown; Green Pond, Rev. J: W. Gillison; St. Paul, Rev. L. vV. White; St. Luke, Rev. T D. lingman; Fairfax, Rev. A. B. Cole .nan"; St. James, Rev-. William Kel ly; Walterbor0 and Smoaks, Rev. \\ llliam Greene;?Salem?Mission, Rev. Robert Pinckney; Early Branch Mission, Rev. I. S. Davrs; Blunkville Mission, Rev. Elijah Johnson: Tvo Branch Mission. Rev. J. P. Fuller; Ridge land Mission, Rev. Edward Smalls; confer ence evangelist, Rev. M. T. Tal. aert; district president W. H. and -F. M. society, Mrs. Z. E. Priranjs.. -^Ut I'li Advnfp Hn Qui Knees' Dillon Teachers Institute Meeting a Seymour Carroll and J. B. Felton Speak To County Workers Latt, S. C., Nov. 10?An eloquent plea wag made here today for the teaching of humane education in the public schools of the South as the best training for character education by Mr. Seymour Carroll of Columbia, naticrnal field worker-for the American Humone Education Society of Boston. Mr. Carroll was introduced by R. L. Wilkinson, principal of the Dillon County Training schovd?b?fore the students and teachers here in rhp high school auditorium. The quest speaker was accompanied to Dillon by Mists Helen L. Hagen of Dillon, County {Jeans Supervisor of scnoois in tms coumy. ivir. Carroll speaking on the program here for the celebration of American Educa tion Week, also gave dates for the 27th annual" celebration oi "'National Be Kind to Animals ' Week" April the 15th through the 20th. This is the second visit of the humane worker to this county in th> past thirty days. During the County Institute for Teachers at Dillon three weeks ago, he and Mr. J. B. Felton of Columbia, State Supervisor of schools from the State Department of Education lec tines for two duys at the institute. The school here has made many new and better turns under the new administration. The high sch jo I has been re-organized and he, local school officials are* expectVig to get ^a much higher rating TrOm the St?te Department of Education. Principal Wilkinson says that Latta must lead in education in the1 Fee Dee section of South Carolina. (S. J. S.) ^ ? ? E. W. BOYKIN, SR.jDIES , Mr. E. W. Boykin^ Sr., who has been Hi for sometime quietly pass ed away Monday night, Nov. 6th near Winnsboro, S. C-, (flint Hill section) Fairfield county. Funeral and burial at New Zior A. M. E. church of which he was a member. Mr. Boykin had spent his entire life in and near this part of the ountry.He was a good and respect "d citizen. The principles of the "Golden Rule" he taught to hi? children. ' Early in life he married Mattie Boulware. Of this union ten child en wcrP born. He leaves his wi?_ 'nw and the folowing childrenj_ George Boykin of Ridgewood, N T,; Mrs. Mary Toatley of Darby, Pa.; E. W., and Henry Boykin Winnsboro, S.C.; -Mrs I.utie, Odes bv brrolumbia.-iS?. C.; and Miss r','*h Boykin also of Winnsboro. Thirteen grand children and a host of other relatives and friends 9 T EDUCATIONAL WEEK V OBSERVED AT LIBERTY ^~~HILL Charles Grant Beads P. T."A. North Charleston, S. C. _ Last week was celebrated at Liberty Hill school as American or Nation, al Educational Week. A program was presented each morning stress ing the necessity value of education. On Friday morning a general piogram was given as a summary of the week's activities. Mr. W. M, Gantt, a former graduate of the school and a graduate of Florida Noimal Institute, delivered an ad. dress on the value of education. Rev. 1>. James of Floiida offered the invocation. Elizabeth Hilton gave the interpretation of education by Milton, Locke and Spen. ser. Other pupils p a r 11 c i. and Spenser. Other pupils partici. pated also. In ending his address Mr. Gantt commended the Principal and teachers on the improvements made at the school in the past two years. He mentioned the following: Lights in all classes, i.hP <vYnRtnictmn of a fence, Run nintf"wuler, the I.ibrtfrv, thB add. ition of a new teacher and the lunch room. A number o* patrons visited the school and stated that they were happy of the great improvements at the school and also commendec the children orw their recitations and good conduct. They receivec a lurch bcfore leavingrThe patrol officers held theii regular inspection under the lead. -. 1 ship of Henry Price, '40 as thi Captain, and was highly admired The P. T. A. met and elected thi * * following officers for the year o: 1939-40: President, Mr. Charles Grant Vive Pres., Mrs. Mary Burgess Sect., Mrs. Leizannu Baits; Asst Sec.,--Mrs. Laura Price; Treasuer "Mrs. Rachaline Murray; Chaplin Mr. Fiinl Burgess; Reporter, Mrs Rosabelle Anderson; and direct, ress of programs, Mrs. Muble A1 and stated that they appreciate! the way their children are progre sing, at school. Principal J. Thorn at1 Wilson installed the officer and spoke scholarly on "Ameri can Education Week." At the en< of the meeting a very deliciou lunch was served by the' teachor and girls of the Home Economic Department. ALLENDALE COUNTY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION The Allendale County Teachers association held its first meetini for- this session at the Allendal County Training school, Nov. 11 The meeting was opened with Mi Eli J. Davis, presiding. Devotion Prof. P. J. Hammitt, after whicl th.. house was opened for election of officers for the_ensuing scholas tic year. They are as follows President, Prof. C. V. Bing; V President, Prof. P. J. Hammitt Sec., Miss Quincy L. Simmons Asst. Sec., Miss Eliza Myers ~Ti eas., Mrs. Icla Allen; Chaplin |Rqv. C. McFair; Chr. of Progiar | committee, Miss Sallie. Bailey; R I porter, G. M. Hlckson. Many helpful suggestions wer flnrino' thic fnv th pood of sthe association and eacl member pledged his full suppbi? t(/ make this scholastic year on of the best in the history of th association. We were pleased to have as ou visitors, Prof, and Mrs. Leon Gan nor, instructors of the Ridpe Hil Hi school; Mrs. B. Wilson, th attendance teacher and Mrs. Col cock, the county nurse. To thesi meetings visiter^ are alwayj welcome. MT. PLEASANT BAPT. CHURCI Abbeville, S. C.?Sunday schoo met at the usual hour with Mrs E. V. Reid, presiding as Supt. Th< -tossoiv waa reviewed by Miss Flor ence Murry, which was enjoyed hj all. The pastor,- Rev. J. W. Mathi! preached a wonderful nermcm, sub. iect, "Putting God's Kingdom 1st' Mr. Allon R. Reid came dowr from Hendersonville, N. C. an< spent the day with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Will Reid of 69 IIanis. burg Street. The Interdenominational Sundaj School Club met t the Grace Mis sion Church last Sunday Nr/v. 12 A very interesting program was rendered. Address by Prof. lien ry^Aatic, reading by Mrs. C. John, on. ? Mt. Pleasant Baptist Sundcj r-chool won first prize by Miss iR-ubj Patton; 2nd prize went to Miss Sil via Ann Johnson of St.. Jamee A M.'tf. 8unday sehcfol. Total Amt raised flT.OO. HE PALMETTO LfiAftEB FLORENCE NEW8 Mis. Carrie Hblloway of A flan tic City, N. J. is in the city visiting relatives and friends. +?Mrs. Mary M. HafrelPof Union-] ' town, Pa. has returned home after being called here on account of the ' death of Mrs. Lucy Moses. Miss Alberta Barnes a junior at 1 Clallin spent the week-end homo ' last week. I 'I Prof.' arid Mrs. V. D. White ai |"Mt." Corner, S. C. witness the home" ^coming game at Greensboro, N. C.j between Morgan and A. and T. on last Saturday. Miss Juanita Robinson, freshmarj at State College spent the weekend home with relatives and friends. | - Miss Hazel Jcmes, a former stu_ dent of Morris College, Sumter, S. 1 C.t died last week at a local hos. pital here and was funeralized1 at her home near the city on Tues. . day, Nov. 7th. The Ideal Funeral Directors were ! in charge of the funeral, s Mr. J. Leslie Hall, famous form. , er organist for Amos an' Andy I rendered a organ recital at Cumberland M. E. Church on last Sun_ t'day night. Miss Juanita Laurence of Lake | City Public School system spent th,. week.end home. J Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Gandy of Dai lington, S. C. were in the city ! I visiting relatives. Prof, and Mrs. L. E. Davis and /family of Bennett College, Greens. ', bc/ro, N. C., were in the city last /week visiting friends. They are instiuctors at the College. I Mr. and Mrs. G-arner of Charles, j ton, S. C. were in the city for a few hours on last Sunday. Miss Rosa Swinton of New York was called home on account of the I death of her brother, Mr. Bennie , Swinton. j Mr. Bennie Swinton died in the | local hospital in Columbia, S. C. | last week after several months of illness. J Mr. William Swinton of Colum. j bia-,- S. Gt, Mrs. Lola More of N. Y~. i?ir. james awinion, iNewaiK, w. J. -???rt> rolled hnmp on account of the * i death of their brother, Mr. Bennie Swinton. j Mr. John Bostic waa released g the local htfapitnl on Sunday after being there for sev_ eral weeks. ? Mr. Bennie Swinton was funer alized on Tuesday, .Nov. 14th at , the Help and Aid Funeral Home. o '''' v~ -'- ' '' '' ' e ^ Bottom Row, left to right: tv X tain). Middle Row leftito i t Letman. Top Row, left' to ?* BrcrwTrr Davis, Butler, Gavin .X. Nelson (Ass't. conch). e Y | MO A K- Thar I For tl i r 5 :T ?V 1 1 a | A f 4 J \t I 1| Thui i ADMISSIC 8T. STEPHEN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Hal* B. Thompson, Pastor I \Wilmington, N. C.?Servicee throughout the day were highly in. operational and spiritual. A large J congregation waa on hand for the | morning's service and received with much interest jywi,enthusiasm the sermon delivered by our pas. : tor the subject of which was "The! World, Tlt^e .Flesh and The Devil.'" There were three accessions, Miss Edna Cc/llins and Mr. Leon Guyer of this city end Mr. Henry Gerald of Manning, S. C. The church ex_', tended a warm reception through the pastor and official staff to these i accessions. The Allen Christian! Endeavor League presented in a ( gripping fashion a most impressive Armisitee Day program at it's us. ual meeting. A group from the Williston High School , represent."; ing other churches of the city j joined in with the youth of our | church in making the program most outstanding. Our pastor made the closing address. From 1 the subject "Jehovah The Safe Re_ ; fuge" came the evening's message ' and was delivered by the pastor. ' Mapy visitors worshipped with us ' during the day. Sadness punctu. ' ated the day's activities in the fun.1 eial which was conducted at 2:30 for Mr. Joseph Hqwe. SThe fowar*1 1 Jcrok now is toward the Thanksgiving and Christmas Seasons which are to be observed by the church in a most befitting manner. _ SELLERS*JR. HI. SCHOOL . Sellers, S. C.?Too much cannot be said concerning the rapid pro_ I gress the above school is making. A very unique Armistice program was rendered by several of the students in the auditorium, j Friday, Nov. 10th under the aus. picea of Mrs. Maggie Porter; J At the call of the Jeanes Teacher at Marion County several of tho teachers met at Sellers Jr. Hi. Fri Nov. 10th and enjoyed a well outlined program. The meeting was held in the primary teachers's room, - nf whieh Mra A fihipmnn i?? tho efficient instructor. At the close of the meeting Mrs. M. Gresham a_ long with some of the H>. E. girls served a delicious repast:? Mr. Jefferson hua heen with 11c only a short while but he Is putting over his progrtm with the assistance "of his teachers by leaps and bounds. 1" ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Edwards, Bowman, Martin, Bell, Pi richt: .Jackson. Sweat.. IJshnm Vn \/ right* Hwi$on (head cocch,) Pegi , John Starkcy, Barber, Benjemin ME C iksgiving ie Sons an Allen Ui 1 i ? lien v? "lurst Athl rsday, Not AT 2 o >N - " ~ j^A A^4, A^A A^A y ^ ^ <w 4r ( I CHERAW NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jackaon of Chesterfield, S. C. were visitors Sunday at Pee Dee Union. They wee looking good and ftriEof smH. es. Mr. Randolph Wright returned home after spending a few weeks in New York .with his children. Miss Sarah Mallette of Red I Spring, N. C. spent the week-end |j with Mrs. Ollie Covington on Ker_ ' shaw St. The women missionary ~ society met at the home of Mrs. 1 Anna Drake. . A_fter business a de_ ( licious course of ice creart), .banrias 1 and cake was served. Mrs. Catherine Ingram of Wad. esboro, N. C. spent the week-end I with her parents, Mr.| and Mrs. i Warren Poe on Kershaw St. Prof, i A. N. Norwood of Robert Small Hi 1 School spent the week-end at heme 1 In iDorlington, S. C. i i The members of Pee Dte "Union Baptist Church surprised thair pas tor Rev. F. W. Prince with, a love. |1 ly suit for the Association Sunday ? being a gloomy day, and commun. 1 ion, Rev. Prince preached a won_ ' derlul sei'rtiott, Subject, "Beldha. zar.M \ , Rev. A. W. Wright, pastor of t Wesley M. E. Church, rode out in i a 1940 Ford. He is a splenddid < j LEEVY'S |FUNERAL HOME g Undertaking and Emjbalmir 5 ?SLOGAN? 5 LOWER PRICES i AMBULANCE SERVICE J "Ah Near As Your Nearest Phvu < Batesburg and Kids*-*ay, S. C 8 1831 TAYLOR ST COLUMB1 PHOvlfi 0276 I . i I .:> i ' \. . ? ' * " %.<> '.. .A,. ' ' . ttman, Jones, Ford, McDonald, Solo e, Ilhett, Benton, Sullivan, Fergus jese (Athletic Directoi), Taylor, Starkey, Williams, Johnson, B^un:omi Celebra d Daughte niversity = E5AL.trClaflii letic Field ember 2! 'clock o . Saturday, November 18, 1939 preached, and 1b oing goo work. Mra. A. M. H askew Pickens is sick. We trust she will soon be out again. _ v CENTRAL R. M. U. E. CHURCH Rev. R. N. Gregory, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?The pastor preached a soul.stirring sermon on last Sunday morning. Rev. W. M. Beeter preached a wonderful ser. mon. He used for his theme" For God So Loved The World That He Gave His Only Begotten Son That wnosoever Believeth In Him Shall Not Perish, But Have Everlasting Life." Rev. Doctor preached an inspiring sermon. The night ser_ mon was preached by Rev. A. E. Evans, his text, "For many hawe seen led by the spirit of God they rre the Sons of God." It was very mjoyable. Visiting us was Mrs. Sanders. We thank Mr. Sanderg for coming jut with us. At the night services die Rev. J. Johnson, Rev. W. Ml Frasier and the Rev. W. M. Ben^ lett were with us-. ^ A large crowd ittended both serivces. Next S\in_ lay our pastor will preach his fare veil sermon and we are asking ev. ;ryone to come out and b? with us. cp*toc8ch?ooooooor 'ajoo.x o;x i* 8. lmt^1iiui? j fchstogftacaiafotcre^ ' Biuf SELf]^SING a/X&v&z ' L*' >, A ' '"' * ''' , < 5 > ' f mon Brown, Sims (Cap. on, Primas, Mims, Ryce, JL Hern, Richards, William itjardner (Ass.'t. coach), ^ / A. i Z > NG I Tr~' <|> ition | ;rs of | f 1 I } I "1 # '" 1 i i I # i# . 3rd |f i 99c : 4 , ' *