The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 27, 1940, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, April 27, 1940
Mrs. Bertha Spearman of New
York City is visiting her mothei
Mrs. Mary 4^ovvman of Irmo and
sister \lrs. Ilsthfr Rowe, 2512
Green sffceet." J t
D-ean BrcK>k^A>f Morris Col
lege passed Vnroutfh the city enrnnte
<? Hnmlovormeill^ M n t ?
^?tht*4?edsido of his sick sister, Mrs.
J E. R. Wilkins, a teacher in the
publie school system of North
Carolina. .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin
Mrs. Ella B. Martin, Miss Thelmc
Martin* of Detroit, ?Mieh.; Mr
* Fred D. Martin' of Petersburg
Va.; Miss Azora Martin of Wash,
rvmgtorn D. C., were here to attend
the funeral of Mr. J. *W,
Rol inson. While here they were
s the guests of. their parents Mr
?? awl?Mi-s: fr?Fk?Mart ill of Jen
kinsville, S. C.
Miss Ruby I.ee Johnson of 1220
Oak street is spending the week
with her sister and brother-in-law
Rev. nnd Mrs. II. B. Moore of
f Dariville, Ya. Mrs. Moore was
the former Mrs. Lena Johnson
of Conway, S. C.
Mrs. Jrlia Camming of 230'
Senate street left for Aiken, S
C., on the 1-1 inst. where she will
spend three weeks with her grand
daughter. Mrs. Margaret Wright
of POP Kershaw St.
^ THE HOSE SOCIAL CLUB
Tii-llo iEvryhr-dy! The Rose
Social i.lub js back, on the job again
for the good .'old springtime
Don't have much news, but wt
recently elected officers of?thiol
ub as follows Elise Johnson, is
pWs'dont; Ethel Gibson, vice
president: Mngtfic Rose. 1 secregfg
tary; Vivian Chalk, treasurer and
Rebecca Rose and Margaret Good
win. reporters. After -electing officers
the meeting was adjoum
cd. NON't Pieetinnr will he .at thehome
of Mr. Albert Hayel, 243*1
Senate street.
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FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS CLUB
The Friendly Neighbors club
^ .met in the basement of Gilbert s
r Chapel church, efRertained by
Mrs. Lula Gilbert. Mrs. L. Phelps
conducted the devotion after which
Mrs. E. M. Owens presided.
The afternoon was spent in
games and fancy work.- Mrs.
Frances Thomas showed the ladies
how to make a beautiful
. coat. This' coat was worked on
dyed towels.
Mis. Lnln Gilbert served a buf^
fot sunner. The menu was crack
ers, pickled onions, thicken salad
?~ ice ted,--cake and ice cream.
Mrs. Katie Solon thanked the
host ess for the very pleasant af.
toino.'n. We had a new neighbor
to join.
The next meeting will be. held
at?the homo of?Mrs.?Coneilla
Guest. Wheat St-..
WAVKRI.Y SILVER STARS
r The club met Tuesday night ofiAprit
i'.'l at the home of Miss F
Adams. 2f>57 Millwood Ave. The
ho' se was called to order by the
- -Gha-phrinr - Mt?ft " "Louise"Gunter.
who carried out the devotions ir
its usual^ form. The meeting was
then tinned over to the Vicc-Pres
ident, Mrs. Annie Belle Frazie'r
who prior,.io her marriage . recent
ly was Miss Annie Belle Unison.
We are making plans for our anniversary.
which is to take place
May 3. We wish to thank our
many friends who attended the
weinor roast and peanut pull on
Monday night.
The meeting adjourned to meet
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Collins, Gervais St. A delicious'
repast was enjoyed by all.
SUNNY SIDfi-SOCIAL CLUB
^ The club held its regular meeting
Tuesday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy
1502 McDuflfie. Ave. The meeting
was called to order by the Chaplain,
Mrs. Florence Wilsdn. The
devotions were carried out in the
usual manner-. The President
Mr. James - Middleton opened the
business session. We were glad
to have our Chaplain, Mrs. Wilson
in the meeting who has been
raway for sometime. Next meeting
will be at the ^vJbome of Mr.
and Mrs. James Middleton, 1100
block Oak street. A delicious repast
was served after which va^
rious games Were played.
THE HIGH HATTERS
r SOCIAL CLUB
The Hich Hatters Social club
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas lawman, and was opened
by the President, Mr. Lowman.
1 h?' opening song was led by Mrs
Warden; prayer by the chaplain.
Remarks by the president follow
ed after which the roll was called
and all , members responded.
Election of a reporter and a
chairman for the Social commit?
tee was held. John Hazzard was
elected reporter with Mrs. Jessie
Clark as an assistant; Mrs. Alice
Johnson was elected chairman of
the Social committee. After thia
a feW words were given by some
t - .4- ' v :
Allen Uni
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Under the direction of Profes
sor I. M. A.1 Myers-students o
Allen University have been on
.tour through Richland, Lexingtn
and Newl'oi'Py lo.unties making
study of problems in Rural Edu
cation. ~~ ~~ r?
No {...Reading from right tc
left-standing: Prof. U. Sv Gall
of the members. -
SV'o were glad lo have our Sec
rotary Mrs. Young with us afto
being confined to bed for mor
than two weeks. The meetin
closed to assemble again nex
Monday night at the home o
Mrs. Annie Bell Throne 2528 Yo\
uiian St.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM AT UNIO?
BAPTIST SUNDAY 4:00 PTM.
On Sunday afternoon, April 2
at 4 o'clock there will be a musi
oal program given at the Unio
Baptist church. This prograr
promises to be one of in teres
and a rare - tivaL. It is made u
of our local business firms.
The program as follows:
-Opening song?Lnion Bapt. choi
Scripture ?Mr. W. M. Ponds
Prajv?*-M r. D. D. Mozie
Selection by choir
Tifrtii'-fr Dr.' Cedj'ic?Simons
Instrumental solo?Mr. A. P. Wi
Hams
Short talk'?Mr. I. S. Lee. y
Solo?Mrs. Cluster
instrumental solo?Miss Albert
Mobley
Representative?Johnson Funera
heme
Sole?Miss Mary Logan
.tending?Mrs. ihomas Palmer
Solo?Mrs. William Singfield
Poem :Creation?Miss Jessie Ma
Uuniela ~
Instrumental solo?Mrs. Rudine <
Hopwood
Talk?Mr. J. B. Lewie
Paper?Mrs. Julian Brown
Instrumental solo?Miss E. II
King
Reading-Mrs. J. W. Brunson
join?.ais. Rebec.a Hart
Recitution?Mrs. Rosetta Felton
.eading?Miss A. Jenkins
Selection?Capital City quartet
o'o?-Miss Alma Washington
Sohj=^Miss Edna ^Butler
a per?Mrs. Mabel Smith
Scouts Oath?Boy Scout Troo
;No. 51 -n
BOOKER WASHINGTON PTA
CALLED TO MEET
The regular monthly meeting
of -the Bookor T. Washington Pa
rent-Teacher association?will?Lu
held in the library room of tin
school at 8 o'clock p.m. on Thuri
day, April 25. This meeting ij
of great importance for a repojof
the activities of the state assc
ciation will be made and an in
teresting program will be render
ed. All parents and friends ar<
urged to attend the meeting.
the y. p. s! tTclub
The Y. P. S. T. club met at th<
home of Miss E. Leaphart, Meet
ing was called to order by th<
president; Song, What a Frienc
We Have in Jesus; prayer by th;
chaplain; song, I'll Be Waiting Uf
There; Scripture was read by Mr
Boss; song, I am Working on th<
Building. The minutes of th<
last meeting were read, receivec
and adopted.
We still have some sick mem'
bers: Mrs. Janie Sims, Miss Bei
niece Ross, Miss Eleado Wheaker
and one member joined, Mis?
Adline Clarkson. The next meel
Ing wil be at the home of Miss
Delphine Mayers, 1608 Gregg St
versity Students On Exc
?3&^^Z^^^Kfai?tjjj|Kjr^?^_j BK^sfe^^y- .
BW?.y #,jlffiTqW^ KRR
Mj^^ ^Hl j^B
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Ltej: r
i- i man, supervisor of Negro s.hools.
f Newberry county; Nahomie Parka
I er, Baltimore; Martha Corlev. lr j
Marv Lou TTnllnwnv, n-nlm* a
| ton; Gracie Lakin, Florence. Julia
i- B. Rogers, Spartanburg; Beatrice!
?Long?Weldun, N: C.J, Prof. I. M. j
> A. Myers, director of rural edu- ,
[ cation, Allen University....Sitting j
?' ------ A1KE>LAEVV^ -T
i ' R. L. Townsend, Rcp?rter
e
g The revival at Friendship was
t quite a success. It reached its
f cnniax on Friday night when Dx.
v Coleman gave an unusual interrpretation
of "Dry Bones". The
I Junior and senior chois sang on
< Wednesday and Thursday nigi.tr
respectively and the combined
j choirs sang on Friday night.
| We welcome all visitors. Ampne
' the ones on Sundap, we had Mrs
^, Artis of Hempstead, N. Y. The
' | student body of Schoflold along
" with the Dean of Women a_nd Dean
11 of Men attended our morning scr'
tfices.
''I Baptism will take place on-Sun- .
day uieiiillg at < :4o p.m., as a re
suit of the yvivnl =? ,
| Dean Nix and his wife Mrs. Nix
i spent Sunday at their biother's
! Prof. A. L. Nix. Thev took Ger
t.e L*catr* N ix back to a. C. State
? culogc with thein. Miss Nix spent
ij me week end here.
One of the biegest didves of the
' year is on to complete he Thatcher
Gymnasium auditorium of Scho
a ucui. x ..eie are Id committees
I on for this drive atuT each class
) is raising $150. The Junior-Senior
prom was to have been the
c..0>\ amg .alian: xxx -tin.' new gym.nusium
but due to financial condiI
tions we were unable to finish it.
t- j There will be an afternoon proI
gram given by the ninth grade
J, of 'Schofield on Sundap for the mo
thers of Aiken. This ~S's one oi
toe many e.lorts put on to complete
the gymnasium. Sponsors
t of this program nxe Miss S. M.
ilorry and Mr. R. J. Glasco.
Aiken C?unty Benedict Club i
The Benedict College club of [
Aiken county held its last meet- '
ner at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
M. M. Peace, April 19 at 7 o'clock
Due to inclement weather the at
p t< n 'anee was a bit off.
The meeting was officially oper
ed by the President, Prof. Z.
Townsend. 'Present and future
plans ior one ciuo were mstusacu
by nil.
The club will present a program
at the next meeting. One of the
onts+e?'bnT features of the meetc
_ ing will be a speech by Prof. Reu
g I bens of Rettis academy who i?
51 widelp known dtver this county
j and state.
L We are expecting a one hun
y dred per cent attendance at our
" t.. me?ti?i??. ps an enjoyable
. time is anticipated for all.
, As an associated club of Bene I
a;-T cbiloco we earnestly plan to
come up one hundred per cenL ih
our efforts to help foster the caus< I
for which our Alma Mater stpnds |
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II 1ITIU CH IK*A 1/ incuiiiift A i
May 17 7 o'clock p.m. Place-- t
| home of Rev. and Mrs. M. - M
' ' 805 Kershaw St., Aiken.
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| BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
^ Rev. B. J. Hutchinson, Pastor
St. George?The regular morning
servi e began at 11:30. The
: subject of the morning's message
was "The Spiritual Voyage" ano
it was explained to its fullest
' and everybody enjoyed the spr'
vices. In the afternoon WRfiv.
i Hutchinson motored to HurleyMville
to deliver the baccalaureate
sermon for Prof D. J. Jenkins at |
i the Harleyville Industrial school. ,
Ho spoke from the subject "Edu
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Julia Bookhnrt, Columbia; Annul
B. Green, Andrews. Anna B. Hawj
thrnnoj Bur Westr~
?NoiL .Ml. Bethel Garmonv. eon- j
solidated rural school. Newberry
county. ? :?!
No. J Broad River School. Newberry
county.
No. 1 Administration building.
at hiii"r Mi s. Mable C. Summers'
made splendid remarks. Those
ace. mpanyiiv.; Rev. Hutchinson
were Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Summers,
Mrs." A-rola Tobin. Mrs. S
E. Felder, Mrs. Luddie B. Stewart,
Mr. Walter Christie. Mr. Joseph-Jones.
Mr.-JBshua Boyd and
Rev. Willie Simpson.
Rev. Simpson delivered an interesting
sermon Sunday night.
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ABBEVILLE NEWS
Mt. Pleasant Raptist Church
The .Missionary meet lip/ was held
at the home of the President last
Friday. The president took charge
after?t+re?es '.i.ii do \. Ion. A a interesting
program was rendered
+ry the you up iolk. \t the eml ol
the program the prize _ contest
was olTered by Mr-. Mamie Cole
.Mrs. Fnnna Reid had the lucky
mi ml or and ivceiv ...j?the. pi ue.
We were glad to have- Rev. Johnson
of the AMK church present
at our meeting. '1": < next ni' ot' U-t
will he at tlie h-'ine of Mrs.
Bonnie I.. C. Urown, Friday May
11 ill. At tin- close a--Miciovrs rr
past was served.'
Mrs. Lewis Wesfmi died last
Thursday at his le< . Ill Cqiuhridtcc"street.""'
"MT." "WcstTfffwas
the son of the late .Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Weston. Fiuieral was held
at the?home?Sunday etching at
'2:110 o'clock, lie leffCFsto mourn
his loss fo.:r .sisters and two brothers.
FAIRFAX M U S
Services at Bella 1 were well
attended Sunday. A silver tea
was given at St. I'hilip which
was quite a sneers.
Prof. P. J. Hannnit delivered
the Educational addn-s ut Luray
and Gilford Sunday.
The agriculture hoys, under :>-u
pervision of Mr. Hickson their instructor,
won third place in the
judging contest which was held
at Allendale, Friday. April-19.
Mrs. Rosa Bowers andt daughter
accompanied by Miss Katherine
Washington, attended the"
dedicatory service Saturday of >
Mather school, Beaufort.
The play "Dca'cuTT l'ubhs" will
Lv presented Monday night'in the
school auditorium.
McCOLL COLORED SCHOOL
wins tn district hdoing
contest
r
Tinimonsville. S. 0.. April 18?
The Agricultural sttalents from"
six counties met here to-day to
nidge potatoes, corn, chickens,
hogs, cows, and mules. Each
school sent a team of thr?e students.
Simon Buie ,of McColl won
the highest individual honor in
scoring" 902 points.
Ttfo winning team was Manning;
Kingstree was second, McColl
was third and Tinimonsville
fourth. There were eighteen
schools competing making a total
of S4 students.
The winners of this contest will
go to Orangeburg for the State tContest
and from there to PintBluff,
Arkansas, for the National
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Tllfc CUUISTIAN HOME
bCrial aid society
CLOSESSFl'I. MI:ETIN<.
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Leeds,- S.- C.?T!ic Christian'
Home Burial Aid Society met on
last Saturday at Ebenezer Bapt
Chinch with the Iiev. Sanders in
live cnair.
The nu-etinpr was- well attended
and the lodges made a creditable"
report. Mr. Wesley Emersono ol
Carlisle, now of Monks Corner,
came up and was on the job as
usual. He is one of the best secietaries
in the order; There were
a larere number of visitors who
witnessed the proeedi.i'r?of rhr^"
meeting. Among the many visi- j
-tors?wt^re?Prof. Hawkins of II?-?i
Hank, Van Dawkins, Jr.. a senior
at Sims high. Mrs. Dawki:.-*
liis mother. Undertaker Mrs/ H->]
ley-"and C. H [? ?'!' 'of *"b tor,
ami others whose nanus the writ
or failed to get.
Mrs. Mamie Burton, head of th<
order, accompanied the writvr TT*
the society. The writer also, ma it
timely remarks W" had- the -op
portunity and pleasure to isit-tlu.
home where a colored man now
lives. \vh<? found in his~"yard
Jl'JU.dollars--i+i--gold *'and (unYo?"J it
iiH over to the . white man The;,
gave him enough money (<> ' !? >
''d 1 'ild -i--iw.pee- rrrrri?It? is iTyvT
ibwv? ? The
Christian Home Society is
divided into two districts known
:>s district No. one ami district
No. t\Vy. District No. one will
meet next Saturday near Saluda
District No. two raised Sl'u'J.fio.
Mr. Worthy knows how to
count money and ho handles, the
same as a cashier in a hank
This was a very peaceful and
loving: session. They- fed us until
wo wanted no more.
Rev. L. G. Bowman, Report-.-1
MRS. MATTIE ( ROM ARTIE
AUAMS, I.All) TO REST
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Mrs. Mattie Croinartie Adams
of-West Columbia died in the Co-j
-lumbia hospital, April 13. 11*40 at
the nue-of forty-three years. Mrs
A d a ins wa<= a 'l'"1"'"'1 elim Ji'
worker, was sup?rinteml?tH "of - the
Hayward A. M. E. church. Sand\
Run circuit and held many <>t!.-.-:
high offices in. the church.
She lea1, es to mourn her \ as.-- j
ing eight children, live step-child- .
Yen; her mother, Mrs. Rebecca ,
Croinartie; u brother, E. W. Cro- J
martie of Columbia, one sister!
.Miss Daisy Cromartic. and a -host j
of friends. , i ?
We loved her well hut God ^
loves her best. j.
It A AR DN ER. CRITIC i",
JUDGE; BANQUET EPEAKER '<
Thursday evening. 'April 18. <
Professor H. W. Baumgardnev, of
Allen University, served as erifi.'i'
itfd.is, in tftt1 triangular intereolTegiate
debate between South Ca-'<
rolina State Agricultural and Mo- ^
rhanioal College, at Orangeburg, {.
and the Agricultural and Teohni- h
c?rl College, of Notth Carolina
The other member of the triangle |*
is Virginia State College, whore u
the South Carolina negative team j
appeared during the same even- n
ing.The award went to A. and T. >i
at Orangeburg. h
Friday evening, April 19, Pro-1
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sbciation of Browning Home-Mather
Academy, at Camden."
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