The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 06, 1940, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, January 6, 1040
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hoover and
family were delightfully surprised i
by their son and brother, Mr. Ha: j
old M. Hoover, who came down
fr<tm Washirgton, D. C., for the!
holidays.
Miss M. E. Hoover a student at
1 -Atlanta uniyersity_3nd Mis a An.
aelle were also home during the
Christmas season.
Mr. J. A. Hoover is still on the
sick list. His friends wish for(
him a speedy recovery.
Mrss .Tanie thrown o* Now York
spent the holidays- with h*r mother,
Mrs. E. Heinny and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swindleton
formerly Columbia, row of
Charleston, spent Christmas dav
with Mr. and Mr". Perry Murles,
2500 Calhoun street.
Mrs. Sarah Owens of Latt*,
spent- a few day. with parents Mr
and Mrs. Potee and friends.
Mr. and M*"~ *ci'e<! r>. FU^ori j
teachers of the Brook Green Pri j
ate school scent fhe Ch-i 1
holidnv<s in Columbia and Union !
S. C., with w??rts. Thoy report
ar.l enjoyable visit.
Mirs. Arlena Head o* Ridge i
Sowing. S. C . snent the Christmas
holidays in Colombia witVi Mr. and 1
^t Mrs. Miles D..Brr?*?n. Mrs. Head
reports an enjoyable trip.
Mr-. Joseph Goodwin of 924
Ha
in N. Y JL visiti-g her daughter,
i^ntVioi. fhe reports an
enlovable stay.
V- n T **->. ?Vrr>r> c(jn
die R Vovthr-p. his little davgh
trr Dorotlp M.. Pi o spending'
r*i." ' v with
her niore. M-s. Bleaker G. Ellison,1
Brewster, Fla.
Mr*. Jncrr,'ir"> Tii'm"?? RaV>;oson
of Ntw York Citv spent tho
0>n<-t~n-= hol;dnys with her sister
lira. Bertha Taylor who lives at |
fi.'W M rion street. Her mar y'
.friends here were very glad to see
her.
Mr. T. J. 'Morris has been ill
nH pr/nfinorl tr\ hnH nf Vio rps
ident, 1716 Pulaski street for the j
pas'" 12 davs. At this writing he |
is little improved.^
PR?7F WINNERS IN CHRIST.
MAS DECORATION CONTEST
Mrs. Bertha Hudson of 912
Pine street and Mrs. J. J. Starks
" '11?.iampLuii sliuel were the '
?~~.gro" participants "arlT~wtrt~"
* nev in the Home Christmas dec
oration contest sponsored hv the
e u u i.iumibei of Commerce.
Both homes were beautifully and
i.ecorateu and showed
origrnality.
x...y were highly complimented
by both white and colored friends.
P >R" ALUMNAE CLUB
SECOND XMAS TREE
Charleston ? Wedn sday Dlc.
20th the Poro Alumn.ie Club gave
a beau.i ui and de ic.ous Ch i t_
i- a - Fsiival-at 218 St. Pkd-p St. for
the less fortunit'.e children o.
thct community. There' were a_
bout 50 children present. * They
san^ and recited lit U pi-ces. After
which we sang Christmas carols.
The Beaut'cian instructor
Mrs. Ethel Brown and the P^r^
dealers served the children ctko
and crndv.
The Christmas tree was very
pretty, from it socks were given
th^ chi'dren. We ew!ov^d vevv
much mnVjno? th'- eHld^en Vap^y;
Hi- II- ^,-inol'rtno t/\ fi I
n^nee the afTiir.
*"1 s i W]- n l>rp rt^r
WAVFRLFY ADULT SCHOOL
During the past week the studontc
eontributed to a Christmas
box which was a^nt to a very destituted
person of the community,
c! < *v,n snonsor-;
Mrs. Darcus Williams, Mrs. Mah"l
Mrs. Mary Davis,
Mrs. Janie Caves, Mrs Retha Tiaon,
Mrs. Logan and Mrs. S. B.
Rico.
The Christmas Box Drive was j
under supervision erf Mrs. S. B.,
Rice, the Adult School teacher. ,
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THE CAMERON CHRISTMAS !
CLUB NO. 3 ,1
The members of the Cameron
club No. o arq very happy to
greet you after having such a
very prosperous and progressive
jaear. On December 21st, the cluo
mer with its members to prorate
ftrHs emorg the respective membera.
The Treasurer, Mrs. Hester
Cummings reported a total for the :
year of $130.05. The club has a total
membership of 19, who received
the benefit of the amount |
reported according to the amc/unts <
invested individually. Neverthe- <
I mi, each member received an j
equal portion of btnefits from en ,
.. tertainmenta.
We work with friendship and <
cooperation as a unit in our or- i
grfDilation- We kopP to make a ]
l.
1 7 5?~
greater progress next year anJ
years to come. God Almighty is
our guide and we are sisters and
brothers.
Mesdamcs Jannie Wearing .
president; _ Heater- .Cymmings,
treasurer; Jannie Stroman, secretary;
Ed. Zimmerman, director.
CA1TGH MAN-GLADDEN
MAKKIAUE
Of interest in the marriage .>1
Miss Hatti'o Bell Gladden, (laughter
of Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Gladden,
pastor Williams Temple C
M. E. church, Richmond, Va., and
Mr. Flanders Gauge rran of Col" ?
bia, which took j)lace Sunday, Doi
comber 31st, 1939. 3 o'clock 111 the
"parsonage,-with their Pastor, Rev
J. C. Colclough, performing thi
ceremony
Mrs. Caughman is a Registers
N-urse of Alabama. Formerly
Head Nurse of the CME Coniuc
tional hospital, Mrr.phis, Tnn.
Mr. Caughman graduate of th<
'Booker Washington high srhool i:
now working with a shoe firm ol
Lynchburg, Va. He- end hits brid<
will live in thg Bc^y
spend Christmas in "TIif
LAND OF FLOWERS"
Mr. Pre;ton Johnsor: and sister
'^iss T n1r? Mae Tohnsgn of
wood and Columbia. S. C.. sr-'il
fV^.V Cb>"c'ni;n hol'days in "thi
Land of Flowers", Florida. Mr
M Mr .Tuiion Brown motored as
far as Jacksonville with them and
stopped with Mr. and Mrs. How
? -i norent of Mrs. Brcwn. TMt,
Johnson and sister motored o" tr
ni- j?o. Fla., the city beautiful
M'sr N Roth Nelson of
ville and Olando, Fla., and al-c
Mr. and Mrs, Sinclair Bradlcv
tor and brother in law of M'ss
^Nelson.
They report having had a won.
derful time in Olando the ric? of
33 lakes and many orange grovps.
Amor.g the friends visited th rc
fverr Mr, a* <1 Mrs. Ler/n Nelson
f" Mr-. No-! and Mr. rnd
M-? F^l'v Brod'ev.
Mis? Nelson is th" niece of rr''.
T.P. Bootwrirrht of .Coin rr bin. bnv
ing ?-pent nine weeks here during
tne summer. t
i vw BurrfiK II> IIU^UK
SON' IN-LAW
M?v a"d Mr- Jack?McKay of
"t rovo-Vinn. S. C . env? n dr'i
riou<5 supper?cm?Dcrrmbo p"~2T~7ln
V>?nor of fhoiv son in law. Prof.
W. S. McDuffie of Charleston, S.
r TV|i viirt'-o" ."*ns hiirhlv o*i
cd by the followi'fp pae-ts: Mr.
\Vni; Dargan flhd ftViVChAVg?fit
Iaurinburg and Charlotte. N. 0.;
Mr C. L. Robin gton'"'arid si?trrs
~t; ? Minnie Lee end Hen_
nie Robinson of Papels-d an-'
Charlotte: Miss JoycP Miller of
Pittsburph. Pa.; Miss Clco Blake.
ney of Chreapo. 111.: Mrs.,-Cat ;
Pender and dnupVtors of Atmo'-e.
Alabama.; Miss Marpie Crow'.er
t Mi s Virpinia McLendon of
. y r P,-f;f pnrl Mrs.
n. L. Price of Raleiph. The sup
npr- consisted of many pood things
to eat. 1 _ _ ^ "
ri x^v/q
Friendship A. M. E. Church
Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor
Sunday. Dee. .11 nif'ko*' th?* end
of the old year. Forgettinr (lvsi
ps in the past, using the pres
our \f>y best should bv- ur
motto.
v, the Simd-ty
school, services were very impres.
' > J'c ?e?-'i ov ii n;tr d
n vorv forcrful sermon, that wis
appropriate for the lrst P " -.v
m tho v-ar. The choir rendered an
"propriate music. The Missionary
o i , y wa orr. nized Pun
Mrs. A.J. Gary president. Other
f ? ?? ? vrmaino' the srme.
Miss Bessie D. GoMen is home
>-fter snendinn: the Xmas holiday?
in Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. A. J. Gi?y
is? tod rol-tlvos .in f uo W< t '
?<. -v* Vi tj'mvs. Mr. and Mrs.
.Toe Williams had as guests dirr_
ing^the holidays Mrs. Williams'
brother and wife and children. M.
and Mvs F"b~rf Holmes, mother,
Mrs. Jadie Holmes, ill of Ander
v >. 8on in law an! his
family Prof, rnd Mrs. A. T. P t
? ? T <-li Yorri^ Davis. Mrs
Y M~ek v'Htod their mo.
ther during the holidays.
MY. Johnnio tWilli'<ms had a s
guest a class mrte Mr, C. Ta'por.
Miss Nancy K. Woody became
' O hvMo Cr T . R Pitts;
Ora Lee Holland became
' ?i''e of Mr. L. Williams. W0 wish
'hem a h'nnv man-ird life.
Miss T/.M. T.illiewood hrd as
house ome?t her coworker Mrs
M. E Price.
Messrs Georcr- Bvisgs., Win.
Briggs, their brother in low Mr.
Roosevelt Hines were in the city
-lo.-c nTn v'siting relatives
*nd old friends, after an i bsence
of 18 and 14 years. They were the
eon*o of their runt a n d
other Ml'*. Johnson and
Rollins.
PROSPERITY NEWS
Antioch Raptist Church
. %
?ondav gf hool ?t the usual hour
After collection the lesson wn- re
' wed to- Sunt Servi?es be.
"in at' 1?' o'clock. Th" nas^o*- vrs
^aMed aw.'iy to conduct a funeral
a ?v?o were conducted
3y Rev. A. Wicker. Dn
Tt esday n'erht. n lrrcre crowd
amc out to hear Rev. Allen T.
Pixnn the ev_r>nstor here, who
low lives in Philadelphia ind *h"
castor of one of the largest
:Wurches there. Timely remarks
were given by his wife Mrs. R .;r.
Dixon and Mrs. J. P. Rceier of
r?
South Carblinians a
The Misses L^ura Alston, Darl
, L?ia, ; h teen way t> afternoon c:rs
) Carolina Freshmen at Bennett Collei
is reporter of freshnu n news for tl
i . ti i.-Hjr-.Cu>-. aXiS,-. bun
. t'ersurer oCthe .T<n< s Hall dormito
i the Treble Clef Club.
I
PnlnmV/in
j Mr Pi-b tvd Wh< oler wa3. home
ftom the Navy visiting' his motbe
: . v,,| u p. Keith spent?
a few days in Georgetown visit(
ing his parents,
j "\Tv?. Sa?'nh. Lrur? . Mae and
Simpson Gal'man wore visiting 1
i their mother Mrs Mi ggie Gallman
I Miss Martha Rikard visited her 1
' brother in Greensboro? Mrs. Ro_ ]
sr T.ce visited her mother here, i
>; Mrs. Eva Moon the wife of Mr <
Ozie Moon is in the Columbia hos
Trtnl. Mr. Eddie Lindler spent 1
| hif* vroo ion in Florida-. j
T5n December 28, a boy and girl
born to Mr. and Mrs. \
E i;o MeFffll. >
I Mr. Fred C. .Trmes. of Bettis
| Aea-'emy was hero visiting his 1
i i. i ' i t
( muuier anu ineuua. *
GREAT FALLS NEWS I
? t
1 Many parents here were made y
happy by b: nng their children;
whom they havent seen for a num c
' - -nf- v * ? *? spent! Christmas with
them. The out of town visitors
vim-, as follows: Mr. James H. j
Ifi-vwflM. Mr. ninl Mrs. Roosevelt 1
A rledge and iheir kids visited
-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boulwtve, they ,
are from Pittsburg. Mrs. Arsonia r
McDuffie of Richmond came to i
s< e her mother. Mr. an$ Mrs. J.. j
Bowden were hr ppy to have their
,) daueh'er Mrs, Esther Lee Nettles i
of Washington, also their sons
from State College. Messrs. John
Lumpkin Pressl.y Detn and their
iidir. ( narlottc; Baltimore
Macklin o High Point;- G. W.
Claud' -?-Baltimore; Austin Perry
?hd fl'll'iid fiuui ClilT Gidc, N. C.?
: a?is?r.Tv- Amirs. Mr. and
Mrs. R. II. Haile were graced by \
? i.u y I. IL'.l of Wash ington
and Messrs. Rowland W. I
|ii 11 ?'i Augusta; Kinslow Hill of s
Ncwnan, (la., for= the holidays. i
Messrs. M. D. Gayden and Ezell
v.. iLiioi ,_...i^u at the home of Miss r
Emma Kershiw in Columbia and c
at Ridgeway during their leisure.
< . FLORENCE NEWS t
1. .u. S o.v.s. Rep rur t
1
!.'< v (' I<\ PVron <on of S.ll r
lanbu.g was in the c.ty last week
TtTtr*ti lidry sp-ric was in Llojnr
The college stud nts and fri nds ?
j witnessed eight parties ?during .!
I Yulotide season. "
' Misses Alberta Dantzler and .
*1 Emily Christii n have retained f
! h< me after spending the holid .ys ,
j with relatives in Orrngtbu g. J
The c liege students have re. f
turned to their.-respective schools -j
after spendin? the ho i lays here.
Florence All Star football t am
vven ro " Hartsville All Sttrs c
cores 2.0. _ \
M?-s. Julia -Tames. Mrs. E'rFne v
D._ Green of Philadelphia are in 1;
h o tv r si i ig re'at ve3. f
M_"?* TV aL ice Revnolds of .C m a
j 'c-iw Prof. G.C. Reynolds of Clin, t
ton spent the holidays wi'h pi r~ p
o?vl TNTrC.C. Reynolds, t
Miss Ruth Durrnt had Mr. B^r n
"prd Pn'P0 on New Year's Day a? t
her dinner guest. . P
Miss Fm,va vPrown of Philadel ''
h:f '? ho'idays with rela ^
tiv^s n"d f'-iends j?
The Flu is otrt rgairi. The ferf.
mur MII"> fi'H Mil llit" SILft I av.
T?. IT. H^Hornon M s T. M. n
nr.l I. M. S Jr.. Mr Her. I g
v? TTor'ni" m-?, T.aura Cooper
Mrs. Hattie WiTams. ? ..
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev C. H. Brown. P?stor
? ? if
' Onlvsvy Baptist fi
rV..v-h tWrojurh her m issv-nwuuii a?. ' ni
rietv distributed rrorp than twon-1 ei
ty baskets of properies and p<vod-1 be
i"- end ofhe-rs whose | p'
nan,ns wer0 furnished by the Fam ! rn
ily Welfare apencv durinp the n<
Christmas season. Over fifty per-1 n
r | v<"ro helped b" these b?s 'a
ke^s. Several members loaded a
their cirs and Went on "this tour
of pood cvepr. A larpe offerinp r'
.... n fn]tnv.!ni? n sermon bj* o]
Rev. Brown on "Helninp Thr/se in H
hTe->d" on the prejeedinp Sunday. i<
Christ said when we have served w
these in need we have served Hrm
and when we have 'teglected these w
we have neglected Him. i pt
THE PALMETTO LEAD
it Bennett College
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Mmikinn ? I
ington and Ruth Everette, Colum.
ses?two of the five pretty South
ge, Greensboro, N. C. Miss Alston
ie Bennett Banner, and a memher
rite-Ja, vice-president of the class,
ry organization, and a member of
SPARTANRI'RO NEWS
Mrs. Alboiirt lji nieis presented
at Majority" Baptist church on
Mondj-y nigt, Dec. 18th. The pro.
nam was enjoyed by all. Erch
puni! received a Christmas gift.
Marjority young people in from
"o'lege ' are Misses Hattie- Belle
Lipscomb. Voohees, Margaret Gil
:.nd Helen Gcrner from Ben
:dict.
i'ors. Lydia Rodders left Friday
:o spend .the holidays .with her
"t ;n New Y?rk. sRev.
J. S. Daniel left Sunay to
is it his friend Dr. G. B. Hancock
n Richmond, Va.
M;s* Preston nresented
ler pre-school age pupils in a
< <V !f-TT"Chifistmas paeearP Fri_'ay
afternoon at her scKooT^Miss
'rrstnn i-5 truly a natural born
rrc'er.
Mr. Mack Young is ill at his
Keener -street. -?
Misses Sylvia Byrd and Ednt
'mith are able to be out again
ift-er beinf ill for some time.
Prettv little Joan Young hrs
)een quite sick, but is able to sit
n the choir with ht?r mother now
Mrs. Alberta Drniel was happy
o have her brothers Messrs. I/e_
>n and Haskell Ruff nnd wife.
drs. Jessie Ruff from New York
o call to pee her Fridry.
Mrs. Hattie CHappelle spent the
>"'> avs in Washington, with her
*mther_in J^w Mrs. Nora Ch'ap_
>elle. ' |
EI.ISHA A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. J. E. Dixon. Pastor
Sundays school opened rt the us
ml hour. All officers at their post
f duty. .-Service opened at 12:30
lev. Dixon preached a wonderful
ermon from the subject: Be busy
:ntil I come. This laeing a mission
rv sermon a fair proportion was
? ised. Sunday being extremely
old not many worshippers Were
resent. Sunday night watch meet
n^r was witnessed "at the church)
>y the faithful few. All seemed:
o bo filled with the spirit of the
jord to greet the new year, which I
t' n- v jl! be a prosperous con |
erence yeer. |
-.v^-ch-meeting the ptotoij
tnd members elected trustees for
.940 Jan. 1st, 1 o'clock a. m., as
Hows' Ea'iT Lake, Torfi Hawkins
lenry Werts, Guss Thomas, Geo.
.'ike. Sr., Drvid Longshore, Hen.
y Jones, H. F. Deviult, Marion
founts, Sr.
lET-TO-GETHER MEETING
rtARION DISTRICT
Dr. A. P. Spears, presiding eller
of the Marion district called
lis first get-to'-getber meeting
vi h the. ministers and missionary
adies at Cool Springs, S. C. Dr.
pears presided with great ease
rnd dignity. He is loved by all
ho ministers of the district. He
darned well for the ministers of
ne district and missionary ladies
lso. No changes were made rn
he assessment. The district is
raying that Dr. Spears will be ei'cted
as secretary of the ACE
-eague. We believe that he will
0 one of the most competent men
Dr the position.- Mrs. Mae Spears
\< wife, who is* a very lc/yal wolen
to the church i3 standing by
siue 10 hoip him in every way.
he is loved by all-that know her.
k'e hope for them much success
i all their undertakings.
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IVE OAK QUARTERLY CONF.
Pursuant to the call of Presidio
Elder Nance, the Rev. I. S.
amble had everything in readiess
for the first quarterly confer
ice upon a short notice. All the
inrds reported and were loud in
raise of the new pastor wha was
iOst cordially received. The busi
5ss session of the conference was
|-i s t-w.iay December 16th with
very large attendance of offic
s and members.
Standiy Elder Nance preached
?w the subject "The Imocency
f Jesus and the Criminality of
is Accusers". One member was
idcd to thrt church. The elder
as paid full assessment.
A goodly sum of Dollar Money
as collected and a neat sura was
ii\l the pastor.
>BR
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- BETHEL A. M. E. HURCH j
Christmas services were beauti- '
fully carried out. Th? -Sunday?
.chool XmaTtree was had Friday
Dec. '??. ,
The Christmas sermon ,
livered by the pastor from the sub
ject "Locatii g Christ". We were
Iclighted to have Dr. E. A- Adams _
ecfetary of Education of the A t
i M. E. church Drespnt 1
I For _ night service, both
choirs united and Sang Christmas
; rols to the delight of the large
congregation. After this service 1
members o"f both choirs went a- i
round to those who were shut-in '
and sang' Christmas carols for J
them.
- 'The Missionary ladles "distributed
Christmas baskets to the loss_
-fortunate- of the cityr
On Sunday, Dec. 31st for the 11
jl'clock service we wer* graced
with the presence of Rev. W. G.
Owens who kirdly consented to de
liver the morning's message. Sub- \
ject The Inventory erf Life. Tho
- sermon .was very thoughtful ana
inspiring.
The regular W?trV. nighf ennti^
was held. The pastor delivered
the night's message which was
very inspiring.
Sister Martha Frasier Sims for
m^rly of Georgetown, S. C., and
one of our verv faithful"
Lwaa iuneralized-lxy^the pastoi t t
i January 2, at the church.-^
RIDGE SPRING NEWS
Among the former students at
home during the holidays were:
Misses Crecia Raiford, Sara Ken-f
j_ner and Ruth-Harris; Messrs"Wil
dell Davis and Junious Williams of
Betfrrs-J^college; Messrs Walter
. Dav^s, Frontis Brooks ar d Wyom
I nig 'Brooks of State college and
Mr. Jonh R. Broadnax of Benedict, j
I The members of the senior class
and Mrs. Hightcrwer wish to thank
, those who cooperated with them
I in wonderfully, making the an !
nual doll contest a success.
i They were fortunate enough to'
raise $23.26. The contest closed
Dec. 21. The first prize, a large
colored doll was won ^ by little
Stowaskia Davis, who' reported
$11.63. The second prize was won v
by Cleo Merritt, and third prize ,
won by Dresa Peterson. ?
The contest' for the basket of ^
groceries also ended Thursday n'te tl
Dec. 21. An interesting Chrrst
mas program was presented and
the basket of grocery was won by
Mrs. Bertha Broadnax. 7? TT,
The Christmas Seal report was
also given in chapel Friday, Dec.
22. Each class responded wonder _
r?u? ?. ? -- J
was $57.5-9. The highest amount v
was reported. bv the junior and sen Q
ior classes. ? - I
Miss Lucile Raiford, now teach- ing
in Varnville was home for the
holidays, also Miss Helen Perry
now living m Maryland. Miss
Blanche Williams of New York .
and Elijah Gantt, norw teaching a* r
St. IMatthews. They are former w
students erf this school.
Spending the hofidays home "
were al o Messrs Jennings Wil- P
liamp and Frederick?Hammonds?
who are now attending Voorhees "
Junior college.
?W0 rcgretr very'Trmch that Miss gi
Danelly is ill, however we wish 1,1
for her a speedy recovery. 81
Miss Fennel spent the holidays n'
in Allendale and Aiken. j
Miss Goforth spent her Xmas
in Union, Pacolet, Spartanburg h<
an'* Blaek-burg. i ^
Mrs. Hammonds spent her hoi i 9
idnys in Rido"? Spring and Colum- ;LT
bia. Miss Williams also spent the ^
holidayr at home.
Mr and Mrs. Gardner spent the cr
holidays in Macon, Ga., and All^o **
holidays in Columbia. -Allendale,!
Bishopville and with Miss Jessye w
Hammonds. j
Miss Crawford snent the holi- P1
d3ys in Brunswick, Ga., Deland
and Daytona Beach Florida. She n.y
reDorts an interesting and enjoy- .
able trip. t M V
CARLISLE NEWS
Members of the various churches
attended the watch right ser"iee
at Williams Chapel A. M. E
Zion church. Rev. J. M. Daw<kins
preached a lasting-ffcrmon. Every
one was thankful to greet the New l.
Year. |
We were highly entertained with
a,-musical recital at Jones-Chanel Cl
Baptist church"~New Year's night q,
rer dered by Madam Mamre C. Lyles,
gospel singer of radio station
WHIS and West, Va. annual con- ^
ference with Miss Jeter at the pi- ^
ana. Madam Lyles resides in Blue je
VVost Va, She is the sister ?
"bf MP. "Ollic Edwards. jj,
Mr. Leather Richards passed a- vv'
way in quietness at her home on pj
December 20. Her many friends1 C(j
were saddened by her passing. so
Sh was funeralized at Seekwell | ar
Baptist church by the pastor. I co
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Shn3 enter . pr
tailed friends from Newberry on p.
New Year's Day.
Mr. Kobert .lohnson of Jersey
City, N. J., ia visiting hi9 parentsa pr
ruling the yuletide season. Mi
The students from the various Vti
schools came home for thP yule- j
tide season. {Miss Ida Lcruise al
Mitchell and Mrs. Mariah Steven- j Yt
son were home ifom Winston-Sa- Br
lenv N. C.
Mrs. Bell Jeter entertained her
eiauves and friends at dinner on
Sunday. Everyone dined to their
earts content. foi
Those confined to their beds are
Mesdames Lillie Stewart, Alice
Hawkins, Addie Dawkins, Agnes y(
Sims, Irene Laney and Master
John A. Sartor. We hope that ?n
they will soon be oM their ways to dP1
scnind health in the New Year. j ]
I/'. ,
'Miss Booker Washington"
ants of Booker Washingt
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f r - Wm?
1 = aa*
Charming?Mi -s .?? .?;< lie St ttm white, v. :
s "Mi~s lhoko: \Y;,shin:-ton" in the aim.
ently dose in South (.'up linn's let jri-t N
ith <her leading ; ttondar <, Miss Armn S
anic Mivken-:, ! w t i*.= ?. Miss Fat'erv}
Iassey's home locin. i-- the daughter ef? M
erwhite of this city an J is one of the m
ic school. '
Miss Scott, a -tndem in M-. T Tt r. :
rade. is t ho winnr i* i?i tti7> 5m?i!... u;.,u a. ,
Miss Mickt-ns, a?r in Mi^1* Mary ?
ho runner.up in t ho c< rt'rpt and is one <>1
nh popular ynvr.tr s:^:*e ?.
t' r> ** iv? ? \ i ,1
. Andrew Simmons is nrinrinal is
lU ?-i UH1 i.tliV lAVil .V'-ilo f } fi- h -<
ne" ted by the Southern Association
rhools. '
JERUSALEM RAPT. CHURCH
?: - de'nhia
Chnrlesto", Pop. 31 ?* ?'??v bo ](>'Si
i" Wnwpn'- d!>v a ?n]endid time
as had. Tho P. P W-n o v0 h
- o' iir-1,. hy the Asst. Pupt. Pea
. Mi^holl and to?f.Vo?.s "pi ^jjss:r?
ost of dntv with a Lvee atton- ^ ]io
Wo WO'-o VO' V (^'-'1 fo SQQ _ ?-TTiem.
haok off "TlPlf" Chri "tmas ?v , .
o,.0 ""Shvr<
etting alontr fine. At 11 rtO th" ^nii\ f"?
ornine worship heean. Tho roes ^ h^xy
ige was delivered by Rev. Rove. snri ..
' The women served at this .1 .
,rvi.P. Mention
Thp RYPU -tn"ted at it? usual
our. Sunday boi*tr New Yenr'#
.'p. thp meht np^vi^p started at
p.m. Tho nastor at thi =5 time Rev. <
mke forcibly from thp subject: T *>? ' on
he Chrrstnias Guaranteed. A in Cohu
o-v larpp n<"-'ir>rtrp offended each tV.ere M
" i"1. A' tbia servic0 women a- vi<:r<d
lin took charpre. , visiVd t
We were glad tv.7 see o-* "f *>
ood brothers, James Foxworth club. T
ho has been sick for quite.awhile trip,
ho attended J? ""daw TTo < \ essed
his jpprrciStion to.tK* oft"
:ers and members for kindness
"mded while sick.. \nd<r
The^watch nisrht service was'Annio M
spiring an! spir/tual. You are Carolirsi
ways invited a* .Tertisalem. at her h
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH .-rat"mo:
to bed.
She *y
Chnvlo-'O". S C. .-All . e..nyJ?n,
i at o",. ehurrh were enfire ]j
->11 attended iact Sunday in. 1030 f v of t
nd mo?t r?''v ?o *j. William"
ive been in the spirit pmbbbly a. ynlV
T" of God's h-vind'e 5 UV ?--?ruvs ( on Mrs.
thp year. Ppo-i'-nincr w'fb tV.o < rved r
:nday school at 10 p.m. with the pr, lorr
at'the helm the day started o rr r?r*V'l
F - stewtfrd.
At nrormng worsnn no- aS local,
in with th0 seniors singing and jir 01- v
r> no<=tor preached from the sub Fovviv
ct "Fiends and Foes erf Jesus", G-ov
Most all" of"the ".TiThtof^IlYterme- tcreil da
ate and Per.ror BYPU officers ].n
ere pre-ent at their "Program rrt,.
anning" meeting whi-h peered- Funer;
the regular meetings. The les ntssday, ;
n was in charge of the Mission- ?*YF. c
y committee, Mrs. V. Edwards Dnsdcn- <
nducting. The subject w a s of vi
rsis in Civilizatiofi's Center? ent.
jrope".
RRC
A? 8-f"Y p vp i U-oifii'i'l n'o
am was rendered by the Junior jjov
issionaries under ti e guidance i
- A. E River*. . Christ!
The pastor conducted a memori.
service that lead un to the New n00Tl 0,
ar's watch. Using as his theme {
iefress of Life. ^ It Ion wa
LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL ! |J?Jny
Lake City High school clo ed J
r the Xmas holidays earlier thar KOOri y,p ,
was supposed to on eccount Gl-d
epidemic of influenza. But its corify ^
ors were opened for the New j 3 p
;ar on Tuesday morning. 2nd { rhris+ms
th all members of the facult' j the Surn
d about Ro no* cent of the stu. ; gift's w<
at body present home wi
Miss Elizabeth J. Brittom spent Paul, all
.
Pau l and
If(rr Attendcn
Iliffh School
* * \
ci
; r""
inner of the coveted h^nor
'1 popularity contest re.
? * <> hi-h school, is shown
" it. lower left, .tond Miss
.'to, : * s< ni~r in Mr. Floyd
i . and . Mrs. Hampton Sat_
t popular V"Unc: lrdies in
v' 111'.-i ion of the tightfa
) !' t niont
*ay -Faxon's h^rnc room, ia ~
r C- lumbir'.'s most talented
r <' -'Hn, rf which Mr. ^
lytln- lar.'i'St frUt is the "~3
u h Carolina to
of Colleges end Secondary
,ric w'.r1* friend- in Philaand
Miss Octavra Clark
c lv.li.'ays with friends in
ton.
Tendirg the holidays at
. ith p r< nt* the follovrtngT
i hove returned to school:
Futhie I.<-e McCutehen. Vi1>
' a' \V:|*gp" rinf
^" o; M i-^c Queen Esther
rton. ("" 1ottti',e Orahnm and
hiwt E.a'l IMartin, Morris
Woodrrnv and Jo-o
. State college; Missse
Cain ard Mr. Brewster
. A!l'-n nivwsity.
^ ,
I FEDS NEWS
r IT. iini Mrs*. Lillie E.
-I ^T;s^ R"'Io Lvles shopped
ribin on Doc. 21 st. While
is. Land and Miss Lylc*
the rfTico. Mrs. Land
' ? otTico and bo.-crht somo
f n- hc-r Home Missionary
'hey enjoyed a pleasant
? ? ?
GROVE RITES
son. S: C.. Doe. 23?Mrs.
iartin Grove, one of Scruth
's prominent women, died
orne last Sunday. She bad
d"ciin:ng health for sev
:ths but was not confined
ras a native of Anderson
"here she had lived her
ife. She wa< the dauehhc
late Wallis and Lidia
honors were be^'owed up.
Grove. In her church she
s (heir leader, clasg leadil
mis ionary.j presidert,
le district president and
In her-lndpe she served
president and grand chap
uu-ih Carolina. - >
incr are her husband John
e. two sisters, three fosupTTters,
son-in law, broth
v, si-tor.in .law, nephew
al rites were held Wed."
3:30 p m. from the Bathe)
with Rev. D. G.
officiating. A large numr-iith.g
ministers were pre*
?\T) R1YF.R CIRCUIT
W. G. Owen3, Pastor
rrrs services at St Paul
f'ni -><= /day was grand. At
r pastor preached a very
< otmori. The congrega
s woll represented. We
d to see and welcome the
;itors. Wo are sorry that
M. Owens And daughter
no^ed and hopP they will
veil and with us again,
to loar*' that Mrs. Eva ,
* improving.
,tn. we had a very unique,
program ren<i hy
day school. AfteV which
''T issued andv all went
ith smiles. Come to St.
ar8 welcome. vL^ll