Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i Pajre 4 NOTE:?Yemr question will be I when yon include clipping of thi birihdatt and correct address to yo end onjy 25c and a stamped env< READING covering your birthii analyzing three Questions. Expla fine your questions to those with ? Send Yooi THE PaLMVTI Iff a'TMf 1AIA iDTnAI APV mi -> r.r? (9-iu /\ai nuuvm i . READINGS ARE READY J. H. W.J?Will my condition improve for me to go home this' y-ear Ar.Sv?Your Doctor will let yo"i know when you will be ready,i.<m. release. I fear it will not be until 1940. Do not be too anxious to get out. The longer you 9ta> on . . . the strorfger you get. G. F. K.?You have helped mt with othei' problems su please tell; me in your next column why do my mother 'stay with this hus? band - tud-- she im'thapixy. I? thee some unfair reason as* we suspect? Also tell me will the pirn I have in mind work crut? Ans.?Your mother realizes more than -you do that she is getting along up in yetrs and she can't be too. Iparticulrf. If she were younger she would get ahead of her mate in double-quick time, but people get a different J slant on life ?s they grow older.' They iappieciate security, mern-1 that she would rather put up with| her hardships and her old man' rather than to be t. burden on her children and kin-people . . . i Concerning the plan you have in mind: Yes. open an account with ; Sears-Roebuck but be careful riot to buy more than your pocketbook' will st*nd. i < L. M. C.?Should I keep cm i with the work that I am doing (HKRAW NEWS The regular fourth Sunday htjly was on .at Pee Dee Union, although .being somewhat cold, a nice sum of money was raised. We were glad to hive Rev. G. W. Glover of Baltimore, Md, who * . lived hete some years ago, to wor ship with?uffc?Sunday memiR^ (Mr. Louis Wright an old citi ten oi ontraw aicd at ni3 Home , etrly Saturday, morning. He had - ?he?-n- siek- for?a?long?time. He ^as funeral ized at his home Mon "day 2 o'clock. 'He leaves to mou*rn a devoted wife, one bro-| ther, erne $ister and a host of fi lends and relt lives. t f Mr. G. W. McCall, a senior dea con of Pee Dee left Friday for I Washington. D. C., on account of ~The" illness of his son, Mr. George" ? McCall, Jr. Mis. A. V. Wilson the sixth evade tor* her erf Roben*t Smijl 11 Hi school spent the week-end In Fumter, S. C.,visiting her son and cousin, Mr. Walter S. Wilson and Miss Julia Johnson of Morris college. She was accompanied by Mr. Fred Hammonds. Miss Georgia B." McCall ol Bisho*pvilld Hi school, spent the 1 .veek en J at home also* Mr. Jas. Robinson of Gieeleyville High school. He was accompanied by Miss Annie Sue" Williams"bT Mor-' ~ ris college. Mr. and Mrs. Thcrmes Dete 'pent a few hours in Bennettsville ^ Thursday. The Ushers' board of Pee Dee gave a final supper at the homo of Mrs. Moggie Fard on Nov. 22. Mrdame Hariy Watson and Char lie Singleton were their special guests, his being their second ? ? ' iy, " 11 Rev. in:] Mrs. A. S. Powe ot Columbia, S. C., were in the city! Friday visiting their parents. i I.AT RENS NEWS Miss Catherine Cunningham, a' student of the freshman cliss of Bom-dirt - CttHe'/e spent the woefC . er.d with her mother Mrs. Hattie I,. Cunningham. j: Mrs. Corrie Wrtkins, Cor. Sec., cj the Baptist Misnionaiy Conven!', ti/ n accompanied by her daughter j< Miss Bloniell of Belton, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. J. W. Ma i this. They took part in the Har- . vest Home program E.t Mt. Zicm Baptist church. Mrs. L. C. Oli_ i phant and Miss Willie Blocker j we-e pnrticir ants of the progrim. I Thanksgiving day was -quietly spent r round Laurens. A large ] number attended the game twoen Benedict r.nd State Collego < at Urangeburg. j, Mr. Alonzo Whitner, a member of the Mullins high school facul. I fy apent the week end with- bis i mother Mrs. M. C. Whitner. u Miss Clara Gr.rlington is-Libra , i ian of the high school of Mullins ] She hns proven herself efficient . ' Mr. tnd Mrs. B. G. Cunningham] | ccompanied Mr. and Mrs. Q. D j Oliphant to Orrngeburg Thursday I . Mesdames Wright and Whitencr ( were participants cm i Thanks. It giving program at the Chatman'sly Grove school ' r Miss Ethel Henderson spent the i holidays with Miss Blocker at her! j home in Ninety Six. v Miss Florence Boyd a senior crl 1 State College t-lso Miss Prlscilla 'f Shelton spent the week end home | - Rev. J.W.- Mathis accompanied p by Mrs. Mathis attended a meet. | ^ ing of the Baptist State Conven. T ?" ' ,r~'f 11,J ""A r?" maTyzed free in this column only is column and sign your full name, ur letter. For a "Privatt Reply"... elope for my latest ASTROLOGY falt; also a free letter of advice tin your problems clearly and contin the scope of logical reasoning, i Una To ? ~ O LEADER now or should I start a business of my own ? Ans.?Stay where you are foi the time being . . . save and make your plans to enter ? business irf yottl" own in a few years. It wouldn't be worth your while t? go back -to'your old jab, as it seems to me you could Bave mor< money on the one you have now X. X.?My problem is too personal to answer in the column. Will* you tajawer it in a private letter?ta me 7 ------ Ans.?Yea ... If you want a private reply, send your lettei with your full name, correct birtb jate and address along; with o quirter wrapped in paper. I will ?end your Astrology .Jteadinjj and answers to your questions by return mail. M.- M. T.?Listen, I have a boy friend and I want you ta help m? out with him. He doesn't want me to go tlnywhere. Please change his mind so that I can go when I get ready and Come home when I please? Ans.?Who could change the mind of a man -SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OLD . . . ncrt you. If you ire dumb enough to want to go with an old man of that age, then you must make up your mind to Jo what he wants you to da. You certainly are depriving yourtsetf nf i lot of good times for he doesn't eppreciate dancing shows ;ihd parties that you do. Get a t'riend your own age. tion Board i.t Benedict College. They adso visited their daughter Miss Mattie Lee a member of the" freshman class. ?? j -Mi?s Ethel Taggart of Spartan burg was n week end visitor o f the family of Mr. G. McDaniel. She attended the game at Ortsige burg. There was distention in the fac ulty of Sanders Hi Thursday, when purple aud gold and blue an m:'room divided the ranks. Mi'S. Nancy .Wells of Spartan, burg visited* her sister Mrs. Mary Saxon over the week end. Mrs. Julia Fielder of Clinton was a visitor off her grand difugh ' ter Mrs. Alma Woody Sunday. Miss Ella BT/Williams has re.l umed her studies at Benedict Col' lege after; at few days at home' u-eovoring froi;i an attack of afi 1 pendieltia, / 7 1 On the sie^ list are Mrs. SaJlie' Cunningharpi Sarah- Fuller and Mi\ uhver Foggle. ~ CHERAW NEWS Mrs. Violet Ellerbe one , o f Cheraw's well known citizens was seriously injured Friday by an automobile. At this writing she i?' icv.ujJtinunK, nau we tie prayieg' thai she~WiH "ct/nltnue." She is " in he hospital at Wadesboro, N. Q. Her grand daughter and niece, Mrs. Ida Miller tnd Mrs. Ryth Ed wmrts mi1 home ftum New.?Yuih on account of her accident. Miss D. O. McDaniel was the guest Sunday of Mrs. Pansy El. Icrbce. Dr. S. (Dynamo) Cimpbell was tU- Vev Dec U nicrn on Friday night. He outlined in a brief way just how a good ehurctv;?Sunday school, BYPU, Missionary society and other auxiliaries should b e organized. All whf/ heard him enjoyed everything said. He will be back soon. Mrs. Frances Roid is ill. We hope she will soon improve. Thanksgiving day Robt. Smalls high school campus wr^ beautifully decorated with" a white hrone to "accommodate t hi jueen fof the year '3D-'40. There were five candidates as follows: Miss Delia Dri ke 11th grade Mrs Clemmons, Mrs. Ellerbee and Prof fordrn sponsors; Miss Devenure Blue, 10th grade, sponsors Mrs. S.W. Deas, .Miss I). O. McDaniel and Mr. Blue; Miss Inez Short 8th grade, sponsors Miss Miller, Mrs. l.oweiy, Mr. Fred Short; Dorothv Jenkins 7th ir>-nd<? urrmaA.o Mrs. Wilson Prof. Norwood, Mrs. Christene Jenkins; Miss Ruth Jones, 5th grade, sponsors Miss McFi rlan, Miss J. Harrington and Mr. Clyde Jones. Miss Devenure Blue, with her managers raised he highest amount of-money $14lft. MisB Blue was crowned MiaflRobert Smalls for the term of '39 10. The candidates and their nt'.endi'uts were dressed in lovelj ?ay colors. Miss Robert Smalls r '38-'39 Miss Madgeran Mc. Jueen presented the royal crowr the coming Miss Robert Small* large number witnessed this >erformance. Runners-up: Misse? JeJla Drake Inez Short, Dorothj fenkins imd Ruth Jones. A socia1 eas given in the auditorium on rhursday night, in honor of Mis* tohert Smalls. Come one, come all to the last rame of the season being pleyed, n Robert. Smalls ci mpus Friday ' Vc. 8th at 3 o'clock. I / - 1 LATTA NfcWS Revs. DeLaine and Gibbs o f Weston and Andrews Chapel respectively preached to irpprceia. tive audiences both morning and at night. Sunday tx?ing communion day the service was filled with religitray?fervor -throughoutMis. Etta Moody is now a p*-. ueni in men omun nospiuu ai Fayetteville, N.C., where she is to undergo an operation for hci eyes. Miss Claudie Mace h t ? had an operation for appendicitis She is reported as doing nicely The beby of Mr. Luther Mace hn been in the hospital for some tim< on account of swallowing lye, wa: buiied Friday 2 o'clock. Miss Bertha Mae JBcksojj an< Miss Carrie McBrydc- are on th< sick list. ' The Nowling Sisters are stil providing for old age by erectin; rentable buildings <>n their va cant lots. Mis. June Fltdger was calle to Philadelphia on account of th illness of her daughter Ryth, las Friday night.Mr. Leary and Miss Virgini were united in The bonds of wed lock list week. They are living a the home of the grooms' parents Mrs. Rosa Jane Keys was -i_J town Friday to see her sister. \1v Pliimann Ho vis mil wif took Mrs. McBryde and daughte to Haitsville Sunday to vnm R.L. McBryde's congregation. Miss Davis was absent frCffi school on arcpyint .of illness. The mother of Miss Lonnie L Smith wts over to visit daughte: Sunday. The mother of Mr. Gar] Godfrey wfts in town last weel visiting relatives and friends, Miss. A. A. DeLaine hccompnn ied. Mrs. Etta Moody to the hospi. till last week. _ , , Miss Tommie McBryde return, ed from New York last week or account of the illness of her sis ter Mrs. Lucinda Smith of Seller; ST. PAUL CHURCH NEWS Our first quarterly Vonfeienc* convened in St. Paul church, Lit .0 River, Nov. 26. .Dr. Spears be gun service around 12, as th? weather being very chilly. * H< pi etched one of?those strong no. ble sermons as he usually does w o vcpip mstrlp tn siiii n? thnsp nl old, ciid not our hearts burn with in while the man of God talked Conference was pood; paid the P E. Out ts usual.? Our?, pood pastor, the Rev. J.C Hodge is very ill. He has been it disposed since5 conference. We art praying 5foi his, recovery. Th< members are very nice to him trying to dq all they can to mak< it as pleasi'nt as tney can while he is in bed. Mt. Zion school - is .doing sonn good work with Prof- C. B, Var. nor principal and his, coworkers Mis. Gertrude McQueen, , Mis: Megpett and Mrs-. Mary Bryant Poplar Jr. Hi school is also di ing wonderful work under Prof J.T. Chestnut. Little River school is alive ten with Mr Williams ?c nrincirm end one of the things we like 8< welj, . they are such good churct workers'toTbe young men. Miss Lucile McRae spent th< week end with Mrs. Gertrude M< Oueen. Mr. D. L. Gulli/w'ay and cousn were pleiuant visitors at Miss R< tha Bellamy's home ?Sunday. ROHERT SMALtfi HI SCUOOI Our program for the school yea] is progressing very nicely thu? far. The. Principal, Mr. W. K. ? stoa.-and -all- of his teachers an doing creditable work toward th( improvements of the school. At the regular chapel excrcis .r* la-t Monday morning. Nov. 2' we were delighted to v,,.* guest speakqr Mis$ H. Kert, th< principal o'f, Mather schooj. Shi spoke on thb subject "Must Havi out interesting facts, which enjoyed by all. Miss F. L. Gran I was in charge of chapel exercises Mrs. Eloise Scott wax called t V< \v York last Monday to the be side of her son, Mr. Glen Scot who was ill for several- month: | ->d died soon after she arrived The body arrived here Sunday af 'cmoo'. Funeral services ?wi '- e|d from?th? residence at 8;3( >'clock Monday afternoon" TKi Rev. W. S. Green officiated and ii erment followed at the cemetery Mrs. Lula Myers passed awn Monday morning after a contrp "ed illness. She \vas a memboi of the Tabernacle Baptist churbl TkJ was active tn its affairs un til the time of her illness. Hoi funeral took place Wednesday a her church. The Rev. C. Barnodelivered the eulogy and inter ment followed at the National co? "tery. The Principal, Mr. W. K. Alstor and his faculty motored to Math er school, November 30 to one oi the most delightful affairs of the season was Riven at the lovely t'olemari hall. I M iss II.- Kent, the principal en,Pertained the Robert Smalls faciulty witfr a birthday party in hon or of Miss Geraldine ward. The rooms were decorated for hr. occasion with yellow chrysanthemums, mistletoe and pot plants The game Mather was the feature of the evening. High score wa<s ?o? Kv \fb-s E. S. Pollte' and Mr H. W. Willrams. a Weiv h'rthdnv cake was presented to Miss Ward, after th: Idles were blown out bv Mis? Ward DcRc/ous refreshment? were served: Happy birthday to''you was led hv Mr. W, E- Alston. Tn voicing the sentiment of all. everyone spent a very enjoyable evening [HE PALMfiT*tt) LEADER | FAIRFAX NEWS Sunday being a lovely day, the church services in and around Fair fax were well atterded. In the afternoon, a pew rally was given i at Bethel A. M. E. church whicn was awII attended by the young. er group as well as the older. The . captains were appointed among the young children who seemed to have had a-deal of interest in 1 their position as well as an active ? ,?.??~^? ?t ?-ai 1 I'Ji t 111 IIJC piU^lUIII. 1 lUIlXAJl fail to mention little Misses Vinie ! Mae Staley and Maroma Johnson : the youngest of the captains, bid ? who reported the highest amount Urdftt-?heir pbws. Only those who llsaw them in action can fully an n ' predate their most sincere of forts. On, Tuesday night, Nov. 28, thi 8 Simmons' Sacred band of Augus" 'i On., appeared in concert at the , Fairfax Jr. Hi school, featuring , Marie Simmons, the inspirational ? singer. The auditorium was pack 1 -(I to its capacity an<l every selection played, received great ap plauds. Their appearance has| i been the talk of the "town, and we . shall be askii g for a return curt 'gagement in the near future. Thu rsday nigTMT Novr 30,~ mark e ?d a red letter night at Nazaren. , Paptist church where many pen, plti irn thered to eiv.i Thanks. Bi 'e cl esOs were ablely taught bv Jenkins, Mrs. Rosa BoWers, Mr Glover Hickson and reviewed** lv , Mrs Quvney L. Simmons. This f program, I am sure, will lince' { long in the hearts and minds of the people. iy!r. Georg,, C. Wilson, an in struetor of Pineland school wa- a ? guest of Mr. Glover M. Hickson . j during,, the past^ week end. 1 BARNWELL NEWS i :? . A larg,. congregation erjoyed Rev. A. R. Poiter wonderful mes !!< ?> (Sunday morning front Matt , 20:11 using "The Seven Indict ments of Jesus" as subject of his discourse. Miss Evelyn D'niels of Allen 'Halo was a weekend vrsitor at the i Bethlehem High srhool. n-v A. P. Porter pastor oP t Bethlehem Baptist church was p . visitor of Bethlehem High school and trade an it lot esting addres? in assembly to the student body * It ..way oniovcd by all. ... Rov. A. P. Porter ran a week * revival at. Bethlehem Bapt. church > the meeting was en-joyed by ah who attended. Rev. Porter used "Holy Ghost' as subject of bis dis i --nurses during the week. J The Simmons Sacred orchestra - of .\ up usta. tip., rentier'en a r? ligious program Wednesday nite - ni the auditorium of Bethlehem Hi UtomI. i r i< ru'< are nro."<1 to' see Re\ 15 Thomas RvnV out again after a few days illness. Th.. Watch contest will close Y\<" 21st by the high st-1 ool depai t (1f Bethlehem High school ? F eh nupil cho^? several persons'. ministers, teachers and naren-t- " 5 assist them in the rally. - Each ^one is doing all they can Jo rea -1 the goalr ? ^l * RdV. Gentry Sims enjoyed th? j mayet-services Tues<lay night and 1 1 ,-"1 *?a message?from Jor I 20'2*V It was an i> wpvrationnl me s'go. enjoyed by all "present. Misses Katheryn Brown an ' Faille Creech, Were week endwisi tors at then homes of their parentTl r... i i *? ?.?? \ uu v ?ii ( ^luiivin* of Bettis academy. , Mrs.. Rubv Snellinsr. Mrs. M.A Duncan, Mrs. Otrreta Hart. ? the f*uest of Mrs. Berry on Sun2 ?, - turned bom,, after-.spending some ' ti-v.e wi?b her parents in Oratvre - i>r l rr... Mr. '-nd Mrs. Solomon P'ice ptin""d th<> marrfapre of ~ thei: i? Miss F^estine Hfl'lov " and Mr. James WHliamsotr. Th<" . ;ii v./, v-i,after Dec. IKlh. .ta'"1 W t 17th iSt.. Ant. 42. Mew York ' Mesrlrimes Hcttir. A. Gloster O" ?>; * a. Hart and -M. A. Durban ^ **<-v.-'eri the funeral of .\l>\ AnI T*"'ics< n at Blackvflle. Monday. . Mr. pd Mrs. J(month Hey ward ? " i!i ni ive in theifi new tome a* an enrlv date. Mr. Dvaid Dixsoti oC"??tato col I loife spent, th<% week dnd with b! ^ parents Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Dixson ~ ?he week with her parents; Mr and Mrs. Renzie Rav 'at "Willrstnn. ' M AR TON COUNTY TE.\rHF.RSj ASSOCIATION , I, - - , L Wil'ie K. Mitchell. Reporter The Marion county teachers held ' *>>eir regular monthly meeting j Saturday, Dec. 2 at the Manor high school with President M T^v.^nt<in nvosiding. Ttv devotional exercises were opened hv 1 ?i ">ntr "Silent Night", then we , had' indication hv Mr. Wardell Nichols, after which "Jov To The World" was sune. The association was indeed -rvntoful to he^'i Os its gUPS* speaker Miss Willou Gray, Statr 'unervisor of Adult Education She spoke on "Illiteracy in South Carolina". .Miss Gray's address ""s in tV,o form of an open For-* urn. Eaeh ' teacherwas allowed o take apart. Pamnhlets on The Need for an Anthniiteracv Camden ir Marion county were pass ed to each parson, and discussed Miss Orav and the teachers Manv splendid suggestions for pre Renting education to adult i": crates were offered. Somo were: Locate the illiterates; -Stimulate intoeest; Use advance sto/ieavts. i Tarhers shotild get the illiterates to helieve rather than doubt the+r j nMHt.v: Get business man ir<tereeted in the employment of their ? illiterates. Miss Gray also pointed out ir hor discussion that illiteacy causes poverty, produces crime, lows self-respect and causes ill health. At the closp of the discussion e3ch teacher pledged themselves to do "vrything in their power to lower the percentage of illiterates in his community. Mr. Rogers, our county superinter dent, Mrs. Tilman and Mrs Bostic were present at the meeting. We were glad to have them Mrs. Wh'te, Jeanes teacher made timely remarks. As the association has had its 'ost meetine for this year, as reporter, I wish to extend to each member a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The ne-xt meeting will be held Tnni ary 6. 1940 at 11 o'clock at the usual place. SHILOH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. D. R. Beden^ough, Pastor 5-unday, was a beauth ul day " riil many of t"-e members a''1 friends as well worshiped at Shi'oh. Sunday school was called to order by the Supt. and a very pood Tessofiwas" taught by the teach-" Pi v?f. ' B. F. Keith faugh I Class No. 1 and he also reviewed the lesson r Thn ?>UDt nresonted the pastoi " who commended the school in thp w(M? that tbev are earrving or the work. He also explained to the school all about the Christina1! tree which is to take place on the ( 26th of Dec., for the berefit of the and th,. old peoule of th? ' church. . i At 12 o clock the pastor ascend ?d th(. rostvom. He took hrs text from the 95th Psalm 2nd vers^ Theme: The Christian Pilgrimn<?p The Lord's 'Supper was ndminis tered to a large crowd. Collection as taken whiah was very liberal. At 3:30 Rev. R. A. Ynnn" and th(. Presiding Elder, Rev O C. Durham came from Reiver Chapel where he was holding a quarter. The elder spoke some encouraging words to the mem bers of Shiloh which made them i feel uplifted. We are proud ol i our pastor and expect to lead the ist-jet thh year. p Watch the "Leader" ard see 1 what Shiloh is doing. All visitors arP welcome Com. again. i MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. Chlstrt. I'avMr c " c c - -R.S. began at the usual hour with Sup*.. and -coworkers at their post of duty. A *">' odo' lesson and review bv the s'mt . .T T,. Crosland. At 11:30 a.m. mornign service ibegan. The pastor presented the | Rev. A. B. Thomas and trough" us a wonderful message from the 10:39 of Matt. After which quite a few came forward and took Pnwnonin' . A' :vto n m. we "again reassem- . I bled and witnessed a wondevfu' I program sponsored by the Usher ! e*' Mt 7ion and Sellers Chapel. Rev. J. S Hall pastor of Sellers Chapel?preached the? "wm. This w?ts a wonderful joint progam and quite a tow of the young people of both ehueh?L n* tuis service. T.C McBride who has been 'jjjnir.rn Rrgnkly . N. Y., camei Saturday to ho .at tho bed Ride of her sister, Mrs. Luansi Smith who has hoen very sic'f Also her daughter. Mrs. H. Bradley of Timmonsville, was called " r? Pun/lav also Mrs. Anmr Tn,v? ?>?,} on t)u. sick list ai -thie writings * a . ?: ., ?S"tl I'U" " for th<? T. B. association which was forwarded to the instVtrtior t^,. Victor, Tho'e seem to he a very fine cooperative spirit ex isting between all tbe% pastors of the town. So with t^he right lead \<-? can't hnt -succeed. Please be sure and get you: o tho reported not latei than Monday. ?TRtN+TY-rA, M,-E. CHURCH Rev. A. McNeil White, Pastor Sna; tfcnbvre. S. C.?Church services were well attended all day vrand we had the pleasure of having with us and hearing P'>bert Wilson, hit 14 years old ?rLreachxa; "Thp . Wonder" of Columbia, S. C. fie brought" rs' three very forceful and spirttual r>->r*ri~ v?vo o*v<">ved hv aTl. As he and Rev. White are friends of long standing wP art hnyirg him with us again at an early date. This is our first writing to the "Leader" since the coming of oui awavn ?nd e-erget'c Pastor, Rev. A. McN'rl White, and we want ISouth Carolina and the church at large to know that we have a_jjastor at Trinity record to none. Though the entertaining o"f the Columbia annual conference is church history now, it was Rev. White wbo said "It can be done" and in 27 dftvs we did it. Surdav closed tK. first four ' '" ke of our Financial drive, and.Jj "not withstanding the holidav season is upon us we raised $270. 1 Trirdty is on her way back. TherP will be six sermons nreached by six different minisWs of the' city Sunday night. n?fPnibo?- 10th. This promises to ^ he a very unique occasion. Rev. Grav. pastor of Metronot- i Han A.M.E.Z. church will preach ' at Trinity and his choir will sing f' 21st 1 The Willing Workers club will .... - * f ? ? nf -M c Tf>S' ie i Herndorf, 100 Frecmont Ave., on ' Sunday, Dec. 10th, 5:00 o'clock. T 8cripture lesson Mark 9th chanter ' VTi-?- Coleman. membet t of Mt. Moriah church will hP rn- ' structress. ' T > ' SPARTANBURG NEWS Mr. Edmond Hcrgue died Wed. nesday morning, Nov. 29, at 10 o'clock. He was born and reared in Spartanburg county. He taught, at Cedar Springs school for the ieaf, dumb and blind for twenty six years. He leaves to mourn his assing two brothers Chasles L. Hoiiue of Pittsburcr Pt l. .Inn Hn. gue of Washington, D. C., a cou. in Miss Lillie Dorioh an uncle King Dorroh of Cowpens and a host of relatives and friends. The funeral services were held at the Mt. Calvta'y Baptist church Cowpens. This wr.s the most large ly attended funeial held in this section for many years. A bus load of teachers tnd students came from Cedar Springs school. They furnished beautiful music. t)r. Walker, the white supervisor ' poke very highly?of-Mr,-Hague. Many white friends attended. Rev R.W. Kennedy, pastor of the Bap_ tist church at Cowpens deliverer the eulogy, text: "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord." Rev. J.W. . Coleman has been" called "to the Mt. Pleasant Baptist church, Belmo'nt, N. C. Rev. Coteirj man is a minister of s*he intelligence, broad vision and progres_ TTve"Tde hs7 TTis devotion to h i s j woik is undeviating. Rev. Cole. | man is a son of the old Palmetto i gtatn, n trustee nf Morris C.nllpge a member oi ihe executive bow id. I vention. At this writing Rev. Cole i man is in Lynch, Kentucky. [ Mrs. Ida Mae Coleman, wife of Rev. Colemrn is a regular contributor to the "March of Games Program" which comes over the Columbia network each Sunday ? A.M. She is planning t0 send in some Christmnp tongue twisters soon. Listen for them. Mrs. Lula B. Sexton has. begun her work us the principal of Dean Street school. i Saturday, Dec. 9th the Parent. I Teachers Association will Convene ft Mt. Moriah Baptist. Miss Floy O. Mitchum, directress. HEBRON COLORED SCHOOL | The formal opening of the Hebron Colored School was held Sun cliy Nov. 26, with a large and ap preciative audience, Mr. Thomas Ryrlls, principal -presiding. The program was as follows; flnon ing song, Holy Holy. Holy In. vocation by Rev. H. B. Jones Song, What t Friend we have in Jesus.?Welcome address hy Miss Yernise Fuller. Spiritual, Great Dry, by school. Address, Origin of a Building, by Mr. T. Ryalls. Song, Shine for Jesus, by school. Talk fry Supervisor Miss B. E~ Giaham. Ti'lk by Home?Demon, i straticm Agent Mrs. Mi Gandy. Spirit by school. Talk by Supt. of Education Mr. A. L. Eeasterling. Presentation of visitors by Mr. Easterling. Music by Evengelistic quixtet (white). Talk by Mr. Her man Crosland (white). Prayer by Mr.. W. W. Brown (white). Talk by Rev. H. B Jones pastor erf St Michael Methodist church Ben_ uettsville. Remarks of apprecia. tion by Miss Mary Lee Dtvis. Closing rem a i ks by Mrs. ffi J7" Frasier. Benediction by Rev Jones An offering of . $1.42 was taken. The teachers wish to extend their appreciaticrn to all those who responded. The talk from the Supt wis truthfully enjoyed.,' j The Supervisor gave some very . cheerful facts concerning t h j teachers' qualifications. She said mat we nave only three teachers holding provisional certificates j and tW(y with second grade certificates out of th< one hundred in the cminTy y?1 1 The Home Demonstration agent told us of her project to live at htfme whi.h was widely accepted by all. Since it wts' impossible for the terchers patrons and pupils to thank the trustees for the new building which is a credit to the county they wish to acknowledge their thanks publicly. ^ m REED ST. HIGH /SCHOOL Prof. S. C. Perm-Jrincipal Prof, and Mrs. S. C Perry accompanied by ? W Carter motored to Columbia on Saturday morn ing, Dec. 2 to secure from ' the' Extension Dep?t. ,<0f Education some material to be used in connection with iiiKtrnctio;, in, science. This happens to be onP of ten Wtrrn hitrli schnole in Roist.Vi fla rolina which was offered this material. Sunday was a biff day at Reed St. school. A very unique protrsam was arranged by Rev. Chas, Cherry, one of the fifth grade tea chers. The program consisted of addresses hy Dr. Frank Wrcnn, presided of Anderson county hos pital and charman of the trustee board of District 17, of which this school is a member, also Captain Shuh, commanding officer of the CCC ramp, located 5 mirles east of the city. - Other numbers in eluded musical selections by South Fant and Reed St. achoola. Prof. James, Educational advisor of the CCC cimp acted as master of cere monies. SAUEM BAPTIST GHURCH_i "Charleston?A very large attendance was on hard at Sunday school, including a number of visitors amonK whom wag a deacon if St. Matthews church, Reeseville.* Some new scholars fcvere also added to the rolls. At the morning service the pas- i tor spoke on "Health" using as lis text Matt. 10:24.. His sermon vas In accordance wrth the Seal 3ale campaign! in which the pan ,or and the church are very much nterested. The Jr. Missionary society un i Saturday, December 9, ,1939 WHILE IN NEW YORK . I STOP AT WOODSIDE HOTEL . 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Telephone S821?9987 der the leadership of Mrs. A. E. Rivers held their monthly meet <ng at the church in the late afternoon. This meeting was dis tinctly different and very inter esting. BYPU at 6;1r p.m. was well attended andn the music and dis. cusstong were gtK>d in both sen. * ior and jurdor anions. .> . ' Evening service began at 7:4t with the pastor preaching "Helj and Hinderances". I >,