The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 11, 1940, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
r - ^a?? ? v
? CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
? Prof. Leon Gardner and wife,
Mrs. Colenian, of Allendale, Mrs
Barfield and her two small ehildreti
from Chicago, were visitors''
Saturday morning at the home of
Prof, and Mrs. S. L. Finley.
Mrs. Clara Lawrence, R. X-v o(
Qharlotte, will spend the [week
endf in the citywithlfcr mother
r Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Lawrence wil
play a trumpet solo Sunday after
noon at Calvary Baptist Church
on th& "Mothers' Day program.
Miss Sarah Baten, of Union
and Miss'Dovey Johnson niotoro.o
to Charltette?for the weekend.
Mrs. Emma Smith, of Athens
Ga., and Mrs. Mary Teagiie, of
Warrenton, Ga., are spending a while
at the home of Mrs. Anna
?/HHinton, Wylie St.
Mrs. Emma Anderson, of Win
ston-Salem is visiting Mr. an
The many friends of Mr. Cha?
lie Denton are congradulatinc
him on every s'de for his appointment
as District Deputy of tlx
? Grand and Exalted Order of tlnElks.
Ilis appointment came aa
pleasant surprise to hinufrOn
Grand Exa'ted Ruler Finley Wi!
son of Washington, D. C., bearin
the official seal /of the order. M '
Denton in one of Chested* imrperous
Undertakers, and has hi:n
dreds of friends who are proud I
of this advanced step, in his fra
ternal life. Under him the Elks
are putting new life in Chester.
Mrs. Beatrice Worthy, Mrs. Be
? sie Franklin, Rev. L. "A. Barbi
are improving after being i?ie1c f(V~
several months.
Mrs. Lucile Heymnn Dutton. returned
Sunday afternoon to he
home in Philadelphia, after spoiling
two weeks-.with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Heyman, Pat
riek Street.
; Prof. Fieder|ck Drew, of Li\
ingston College' faculty, visits
Finley High School one day last
week.
Mrs. Catherine .Johnson. Jeane
Supervisor of dcehee County, was
the guest of her uncle, Mr. Majoor
Bo"hvnre, Friday.
Mr. .Tosenh Clintcin ami nophnnMaster
Joseph Clinton, tftotore
to Lancaster Monday nit^ht an '
witnessed the May Night program.
The May Night program at
Finley High School will he. Tues
.day night. May 7. Teachers and
pupils have -worked very hard
this year. The Queens and King
will be announced in the presene
n' the audience. The exercise will
be in the auditoijum.
Mr. and Mrs. Booker" Miller.
Miss Brower. Mr. and Mrs. German,
all of Rock Hill, and Mrs
German's sister. Miss Mayc<
Richardson ?vf Atlontn -....... o ?
* iviunui, anient oun
day afternoon at the homes of
Mr. and 'Mrs. T.. P. Hammonds,
and Prof, ar.d Mrs. S. I.. Pinky
Miss Richardson and Mrs. Finle>
: .- mates at Atlanta University
Smrmer School.
??- Rev. -M. T. Comer save an inter
t art Sunday morning ol
the Baptist State Convention that
: r. si no Med in Marion last week.
_ Tli.- conet'elation rn'nvpil linm-:
inir his account, and were glad
th it their pastor w;-s there to
at > ' ; ml . root theHwethon and
enjoy tire- sros.si ns.
S; ewart, of Baltinioi-f
.in visitor in the city.
1 Montgomery, has
[>11. i n ;---oi'ifii) mmil T.) Ill
. I > * <* ' CU.!',
The NVA workers at Brainerd
In.-l.l it' a.e cettnip- tilings in ore.
i and id/out the _campus.
-T-he~ Irnj?tjetl i'Tlfss" each nTofning j
and reminds is of school days at
Brainerd.
Mis. Kmiiia James Holmes am.
he. glands n. Mi. tiodfrey James,
ie.t 1 uesday afternoon f< r New
York City to spend awhile' with
relatives. ^
Mr. Robei't Barker from 'hi'
C. C. Camp,. Port Benning, Ga.,
Is spending ten days here with
Ins patents, Rev. and Mrs. L. A.
;; L>e.. Columbia St.
? Prof." TT "Simnson. Ao-ri/?ii I ? ii ?'. I
lvii m.-. 111 bpaitunburg Co., was
in the city Tuesday and ,w itnesso.
tlie .viay 1 ?ay celebration at Finley
High School.
The Finley High* auditorium
was packed to capacity l'or the
crowning of the Slay Queens ant
?t KTrrg^ Tuesday nnrht. Tim?stfttfc~~waiT
beautii ully arranged witi.
three thrones, covered in whiiL
and decora tea with roses, and ivy
the i(|ilo\vin^ is the reporot.
1A?Mrs. Louise Babcock, teacher,
.J. W. Stradi'ord King, Unions
McElhaney, Queen. $11.tO;
IB?F. IC Cassell, teacher, Harvey
Walker, King, Ellen Louise
King, (i f*" -1-l.iiiii^'iii H(Jilmore,steadier,
Ervin Robinson,
King. Mary E. Claussen $15.35,
2A?Willie M. Bui: is, teachei
Frand .WcFadden, .Jr.,, King, Willie
Mae Mayfields $51.2 i; 2C-3L
Miss Eunice Adair, teacher, Samuel
Foster, King, Dorothy Stewar,
txuucT, ueHcnor, Samuel 1?. DougQueen
$15.20; Miss Marie Alexias,
King, Gloria McDurkin, the
Quoen $26.00; HA?Miss Ma- .a
Honor, teacher, Norman Craig,
King, iljhlrerP0 Buchanan, Queer
$15'.0CT; ?A?Daisy L. Re id, King,
Ellison Walker. Kin-', Begin..
Dorsey, Queen $12.62. IB?Miss
Mattie M. Heath, teacher, Columbus
Jackson, King, Dorothy Mae,
Phefer, Queen $15,55 Total for
Primary group $201.55.
Grammar School Department:
5A?Miss M. A. Sumter, teacher
Milton Carter, King, Bertha Wilkes,
Queen $26.15; 5B?Miss J. E ,
Blaekwell, teacher, David Heyward,
King, Johnie Mae Featherstone,
Queen $26.25; 6A?Mrs._ C,
$r~ M. Flnley, Teacher, Andrew Spann
King7 Dorothy Mackey, . Queen j
$51.61; Miss rewe^ L. McD^jvell,'
L
teacher, Lucius Jackson, Kinj? I
Lillie McGill, Queen ^$35.19; Miss
7A?Miss A. M. Lindsey, teacher,'
Edgrar Dye. Kingr, Bessie Irby,
$31.02; "B?Miss Elizabeth
Gaines, teacher, Willie Johnsorr. r]
JviuK-r?Eloise?Wright. Queen
02; 7C?Miss Koxie Barber, tea- j j
cher, Charlie Northy, King, Miik- ''
alojne Killian. Queen $22.75. Total!
for Grammar School $222.90. 1
Hitfh JSciiool r-epai'ment: r.*i? 1
Miss'E. A. Copeland, teacher, Hai
di??? Westbrook. King;, Fannie
Blown, Queen $2S.15; SB-C?Miss
Fnmia L. Beatty, teacher, J. S
miner, Kin}?. Clara tirov-n. yueen
<20.00; '.'A?Miss E. A. \Vilkerson,
toucher. Haze! White, King,.;
Eiuise Reese, Queen SoO.mj; OH?
Miss Hattie O. Wright, teacher,
Thaston Young, King, Beneton
Crosby. Queen $30.35. , PC?Mr.
A. T). Hardin, " teacher, William
.Lewis, King, Dorothv Heath,
Queen $13.05; 10A?Miss T. L
Queen, with Iola Cherry, attendant,
$75.08; ICR"?Miss Naomi
Neal. teacher, S. I). Wilkes, King,
funic Walker, Queen $31.12; 11AB?Miss
Dovey M. Johnson, teacher,
trroy Heath,'* King, Dorothy
Johnson. Queen . $32.01. Total
for Hiv h School $280.36. Special
report: Principal S. L. Finley
$120.0Q. Door receipts $44.10.
.Irand Total 881.00 '
In th.- Primary Clnva- the King
and Queen were Frank McFadden
They wcjie crowned l y Samuel
Douglass.* and Gloria MeLurkin.
/wmrew ?pann, King and Dorothy
Mackey. Queen, wer crowned
by Lucius Jackson and Lillie McGill.
' In the Htgh "School depart mont
Christen'e Jackson. Queen
and her attendant, Iola Cheery
wo-e crowned by Hazel Whiter and
Elaine Recoe.
Teaches loading in each group
were Primary group. Miss, Willie
Jae Hun-is. first; Miss Maria Al*
"dev. sc.i id. Miss* F. B. Cassel.
third.
Grammar School Mrs. C. M. Fir.loy.
first. Miss Dewey McDowell
second.. Miss Anne Lindsey. third
High Sc hool group. Miss X. I..
Lu k. .First, Miss F. A. Wilkersoti.
second, Miss Dovey M. Johnson.
third.
_Mt>s Entree Adair sit-. Miss Iv.
lie I.. Heatty were pianists. Miss
lai.ie Mae CrosBy \Vas tin assistant
on the stage. Miss. Doroth;
Heath and Miss Sarah Crosby
s^iig ti duet. A group ;of cirl
ga'e a very-pretty folk dunce:.
Principal Fitiley thanked all \\h
had worked anil contributed, and
explained how the money will la
used.
C-ltAS'D TOTAL >1.(10.
KIRAL PLI CATION DA# OBSKRVF.D
AT BETHl NE-COOKMAN
COLLEGE
I;s keeping with; its </. servaiice
throughout the nation, the- -theme
u ;iu? regular aunnay alternoon
Community Meeting at BethuneCoukinan
College?oh?A; ril?ifM-tr-ceirtered
-.around .Rural Kikication
. u address by Attorney. I>. W
Perkins of Jacksonville revealed
jiui iy ,iiit'jr^.s-lirnf "T'uv1> eon .~et nTnc
?.i il development. educational, n
liei ills, and economic. He stated
tha; rural America justly deserts
attention in order to attract
wc'i trained, younar jieople to its
>.u 1 of opportunity.
'Hie sixth snide of Keyset
'?r; tic-e Sehooi was <u>p landedi
witlr enrhusiasin after its song,
"I love a little Cottage." Uthei
in. -ic was furnished I >y the College
Choir. Miss Olive Hampton
su^troit. of-- Education ?m C*~
Col'efee, was responsible for tin
t> am.
High School Day at BethuneCookman
College
BethuneuCookman College was
host on Saturday, April 7th to a
a> e, number of senioi students
of Florida High Schools. Buokei
T. Washington Hi. of Miami had
the largest gro^p. St. Augustine.
Pal eland, and Orlando were also
-ep csented by large groups.
?-T-hg?prrmrrftTi'i For "the day wtts
tv.'mI by Mr. Maxwell Saxon, j
ud icity director at Bvthune-!
Cot kmau College. The Boosters j
C lob, . Y.M. and Y.W.C.A.'s, and
>th r camp', s organization* play(!
an active part in providing
j ent? rtainment for the day.
j?After a tour of the Uunpus. tin \
| dvimis were conducted on a t rip'
' f~\ , I, r~. I.. '> I'
v.n,- uiavn whit.' swimming anil
ending was enjoyed by nianjv Up
on their return, a picnic lunch
I was served on the campus. Per-j
haps the most outstanding fea-,
jJ.Uiic_.nf the day Was the general j
assembly held in the afternoon i
Dca.p James A. Bond strbdded the
hig.i grade of training offered .it^~
the college. Mr. Maxwell Saxotn:
gave a welcome address. Knterahiim
nt was furnished -by talent j
*vom the visitors and campus Wu. |
dents, and there was group sing-i
ng led by students. The activities f
>f the day were appropriately!
brought to a close by a social i
hour.
The campus with, its immacu- j
lately kept buildings, 'its stately |a!n.?s
and oak t;rees, beautiful
'awn, and pleasant cloudless day
made a perfect setting. A whole- '
ome carnival atmosphere prevailed,
and the college's far-famed!
spirit of hospitality reigned su- |
I villi'.
WOODRUFF NEW.-i
Trinity A. M. E. Z. Church
Rev. J. A. I.ifspy. F'astor
, There was no Sunday school
it the above named church Sunday,
on account of the Union Sun
.:l.a.v school at -New Bethel Baptist ~
church. It was well attended and 1
everyone seemed to have enjoyed i
the union. We ;:jc 'ookirc for1
??-1=^.- :
THE
UK<).N /,i;M i;X "F()l 1M II n
ANNIVERSARY MAY 31st id
The Bronzemon met at the
homo of Mr. Gene Thomas Maylc
nual for the year lt?40. All mem 1 i
hers were present.
After an hour of deliberations i 11
the members voted unanimously'1,
Hint Friday night, May 31 at the I *"
Township auditorium would lie '
th. night for such celebration. The J
mpnihpi'u aw i-nnti.moUitiini- niuL' '
injr* this afVair one of the outstandl'
in? cvetfts of tin- year. Five him-1 '
dri d invitations will be issued to (
the many friends in North and j 1
South Carolina and Georgia. An-. '
proximately one thousand will id-'1
tend this affair, whirl will take 1'
the form of its usual -cabaret style! '
froth .10 p.m. until '! ami. semi-1formal
attire will be worn.
Tne members aiy:?Messrs 1>. S !'
Bethea, G. T. Thomas. J. \V. Will1
liams. J. H. Bell. WV-M. fFonf R; |-J
II. Hemingway. F. W. Wise and i
N. P. Perrin. '
NOTICE!
The Columbia Colored Hrstness!"
League will hold its regular meet i '
nf Monday nicht. May 1 ."5th 8:00 :
o'clock at the Alaninault Funeral |*
home. All members are nre-. il t . j
atien?f. |
THE NKEI) FOU HI It.VI. COM- Ml'MTY
Bi ll HINTS
' I
ll\ ('. A. Chirh. tH-v i 11 < '
State Tfuch?fx fotHotfr ~
In almost every rural eommuni- '
ty there are two chiiehes: usually'
a "Haptist" and a M thodist."
Ah o in every rural community '
there are us. ally from one t? t ?.
"lodjre halls."
1 must he admitted tliat them I
is some deyree of c.oirvratiop
t\v< en these churches as well as '
U-t.veeji the lodges. I'm t!i funs; *>
patt .they Have piyachin.j on ai
ter Tat e Sundays. and ,jj: ,ei.,::
oiu -will ti"t plan a pi lam ?'i "
alij nati.re on a dale Uiat to.
other church is having one. T a
-at ie. thui.j is ti lie Til repaid.' ti> ;
the !o;l;ws, Hur cm iousjy ' dime. 1
i>t' cooperation between the cnu: !
chi - or halves in>ariald\ net.- oi.< \
in 'lu?t "water." j;
-Many of tin si.- ch.-rih lodldin-'J '
ate hardly w < 11 li \ of life Ti.n. . I ;
.lurch. -Manv -of ihrir van!.- i '
as ..aii of any find oi i lowers : !
shi uhber> as the drn?l sj'ot .* ;
the Sahara l'eSert:- Alar.y <? t i '
tin h- wa;l> ar.- e; an\ Ki'mi j
.no > rr de . a}. t o j
>>t i]:e hand. Ami in rein rni see I
J11k \ 'host planned ;I,. i-oiistna t-1
mm of tile rural i h iivtu s- l-.tn w U.-j '
tie if-7 aiiythin j ah<nit .ioliei. a.
thi.tituie. In iirici" many of ti.i ' *
nil d ch .i eh" I ai ihiitie s do hoi a . ' 11
. i. | . :> i i' r ic . i W . '
vlt not attend ate Pn im- a >-. past
deeply :? 1 i _ i. li-! \ incl.md
Ami tin- li all; Hi i11;111a>.' .
that there !> . i.o v.11" < to a
What ha> -en >?Wn to. ?
church , - tin> a.regard
l<> I'm- Inii^i- hulls-?Ao\y
liit! \ ii.1i a 11:1:?i a <a! _
tin -cur.I be. eorailed i." t:.? i
i a I u> .. i.ua.ia- wouhi pool t li. i:
lin.uicia! mean.- and 1 1. morit-rn
am." - -tantsa! btiiidint-'s. it
could in- ,tt "Baptist l'h ieh" on
?>m S..inlay, am. a 'Mi tr;o;l:..-t
. in an' on tiie n. >.r l_d-. *
n I tie! ' \ e a Inn..:-' i; . - |,
t'jvo would displease it.e Lord s.o'
tci'iiiily much. 1 admit. Iiinvt v.t, it
may displease very mitcii 111
i>. iutVo?a Ik-tie nfort
a. uuii nat innaiisnd' than "i el.jn- '
ionali-m." And. t> >T -pare e- e. :;
tie provided m mis bukdiiiii to.
take- caiv ot t: e niectin.s o| t; 1
iod; e- and ot..ei ceiiiiuunity , pi o
-J! U lis. .
'i he belie! iciai results ?.j' -lie!; a! :
program wot.Id tie leyion. 'i'lie.j'
11 a: c 11 and ah other :;on pjot.t-!
makin-j- institutions. Financially :
speaking a program as outline.)!
a bp vi' wot Id: m i-m .j.A , , i. ,
- f. '--Ilea:! t .Np( -use's the ehuren-!;
e- and lodyes, iJ i iri'.iiiv 'Ciiu-i '
the . m-ral opera*..n_: e.\j.? ii.- '. >.
and (y) the cliuicli commuii&y j :
?v> i<i in* lui -'( .-couch to occupy
lie l'u!! time ot' tin- pastor. SpYrUual'y,
it would Micitn: (I) u clo-lci ,
Christian Fellow.-'liip, and (1'i *
11.. ; i lit1.1-. ( oiumutntns. ;iiul in- _
nlii id till Is U ould ; redeem to. r lie.
ot' lil'e ami actually reborn,,
through the experience of cooperation.
1 'in say fhis cannot be done-?
Why not,? - I believe under tin
proper spiritual and economic
leadership it <\\X HF. IKlXK. Do
not we sin_r: "We-are not divided.
All one bod.y?ivo, One m hope ami "1
docti.ne and Ip charity?" Then '
lets put it into practice.
ward to our Mothers' Day pro4ram
Sunday at Trinity church
I he public is cordially invited to
.akc a part with us.
Mr. Hiii'i'ia :
. uitnris . noils"!}
ill ; t tiit* home of his sister Mrs.
(ihi '} Vance on Mayoes street
Wu hope for him a vei v specify n
tovery. ,
New Methel Baptist ' Chrrch
Rev. A. I). Duncan. Pastor
Tito Union Sunday school was
held at the New Bethel Baptist
church. It was enjoyed by all.
The Baccalaureate sermon was
delivered by Rev. A. I). Duncan. ,
Jr., theme: The Right Choice of
Ideas. It was witnessed by a t
packed house, lie also delivef-ree
another at night from the thei
"No Belter* Vet", las was ajs
enjoyed hv all. x ,s
Subscribe For
The Palmetto Leader
PALMETTO LfcADER
TMTAXU Y. W.C. A.
IF HENEDICT COLLEGE
StapdiriK upon the threshold of
ommmccrarnt, looking back with
irikLi?ut >ot??the socco.'w':*?rrf--ttnr
'i?st and motivated by the pros.
't*? ??t ei'vate1 accomplishments
n the !t .ii'c, liie l.cminatinij. com
nit tee of the ^ A* and Y. \\. C.
V. met. The .truat task confront"
U* this commit let' was that of
hnosinjr, I. t>m the many meniie;s,
the' mes most etlicient and
les liable \ - o ace holi'e?s. Among
hose chosen' from the Y. M. C.
\. woe: former chairman of ti.anee
committee, Andrew Lewis
ersi s former, corresponding see*
..I .. > i 11 l)..nkM. ' i:
* W ii'. illJtll,
lati-s ?jor president, James But?- <!-To
of the debating committee
<o sns .1. Fans Bel, vii. die prur;
isi ?> .iiiiiittec, as candidates for
iv>i(|in:4 secretary. Bnhicl Brock
naa of the debating tommittcc
rcsus 1). Conrad Candy of the
in. acommittee lor correspondiil
sicretary. Forum- trt-asurei
cohas jVIcKelley versus John I.
\llen of the recreation c< nuv.ittreasurer.
!!ercy Cartel"
if t!T(: religious foiarhttee versus
rr-rr^ :U?usv >i ;iie s rial e oninit
:ee for chaplain. A clash between
h candidates at the poll result
d in the election <>! Andrew Lew
' I'i. - ;< i r.t ) '. . l.'ilne iih.
a pres.den*; J. l'aris Bell as
a re dm;* s?nreli'i.\ and 11. ('. Mc
Kefh as 11 easam < ,.
inn cnairnaii ' tlu comnntu-i
s an : Odei: fl .;be"n, program
"iniiiiitt < ; hii.aiuK ! Andrews,' rH
C" cf.-tum it I ! ( ; J.. (J. l>ook*y,
". .a! cMinnitt'S. ? Ca-mpWii.
:vcr-;.:i ,n e. inn itt-o.. 15! T. Block
I,. :v:i;:iM.s commit t.-c atld I t. 1\
.' II'. m..ni!n tshi| committee.
'!! ( i.t-h in tYWt'A r> '.
j ; r<-< iecli- i. r-f Miss'IIale),"
s ; l!.t ejection
: A.li.-.- Klin. Hum; Kin s a*'- vii't.
I . lho ti'i o ctioti of Miss
?' Trhlffrn"*;-.. secretary; the
"ol" .Mis.- < It'iiJiuie Davis
?s. tre:;s > ? aip) Die e! cli- i o.
- uih-n eiiaf'niii.
I- >1.^;,. tl.
pl'fsOiVt ' a prespeVoli:
|?a\ i. I .it to la,n!
... II. |; iiiilli-.
\\ ill?e!:,ii!i:i Mattismi
e;a.-.- o; I < > 1*?t trail' faithful
\ iU-u.-??uii-Ut- ioHtler-Y
M uji.-h 1 H t'A fat t it.
' :..twial bail'.;- ; May 1. Tlvis
! tt.i* a llV:;a 'iilollS S. CfeS. !'
'.! ^'!"t|, .-. ' . : t h hit . 11US iraiiiy
.. ade, of aiei
i-ou iitia! - iiiieal e't iiius
' " 'L in..: i t be eVeiHll;; |
li '- latlier v .iminy special
' ' ' ?? i* if f.y at
' ' ' -"'is;-- ? Ail.--.,
>.? 11.-i-v. i; ami ( 'liai lena
I ( < .w;u 11... .'i| (its climax
" :of U;f "ilic:
, t 2. Sumiav
i:-y h\ tin- Jicy. J{. If. ' Hut
>. I \ . I, u .
\ I I \ (>l, till' (Ij j.
; -n.-s of tho or.;>T?SS
w.iip.j-..
_? .I' ll tin, .,(uj,
. A;v " V ' f l*?V Wtl ? ,sv\
^j ilu- afitMMocin,'
'*< v\ l.l i s\ II.I.,-. N| s
'in- i'liiiim
" ( "luinlca. | h;>
'l . U-n-.<i to tho oU,
<?-, !h- . .,i:u
?> -ti i\ jtriM'fit .'(1 J
" 'a';i.s taken. T.n
in ti.,
a!"i "'> M. I.eu..
*' -to 'at 7);>f
a liict- j -1?> v i i, > i.
A,l>' 1 ?' Sarah
"" ; - = Uavjs I'hjM-jj'
; \k* ' ' {*i-ii si'unui.
v" jtColhiiit, .Mis. JJ
<' i' i iilay ai l;r -.-vilooi.
i' !}. > - lia-J at the
. ' '/ on .Marshal
-y tn*u ii 1 sia:". Siii
j . - i < , | r, i7i~jit.ii.
' "l lt?
'' .a<l e i ia r.. o o) I;,,
11 '? Jji-Uiit' J!i \Va. ;
' oil.ill! _ t J.i- ' ...j,-'
' fiii
'. inia;..
' .jh:.- I-I ..?,...
^ < . rV. ! '
'' V I. 1 ,.i
V. .!< XjJ .". Hi, j
; 1 Mi V.it;i \J|-.v
a.vi
1 - '1 il \Y.
?;?-i.?_?^?' ,,f.. 11 I'..iif?11 <
... .. (;
' ri'iay. '
r,; ;- <t;";
Hiilt r ,i ,
a' i\. :
;":v'v. K,"v - i> ?..<
J; V" iV ' f>V. |J, ;i!
: r:% fi>' j<.f
c1 1 N ' l "''' < h i ? / , t,;, .
f :: if i . . .
Ol
ii" i a. '
li IteCOliliI ! /] a!;.; <,[
a tin . h: ' i, an: > hui ;<.
i i' i. .1. !??> ... on i.-. <rjt, a. uin
uli r a snoei: :. (.;n Li.?- v.'i < < (< ,,u
is vyav to < >1 e,ig< hui g.
O'.a sick !i to datef Mrs
i. I'.aziir, ,\1. McCall, A. Foster
. Ximnrom ,..M<>. .Mifes.
.Mis. I.ouiar Quick is home foi
few Weeks, t>. the delight of all
Mrs. M. .fohnakin is out again
o the delight of all, after a few
uf illire.ss. "r>
l'rof. .1. SnTith autL Miss Mary
fn.I!<?y are home after, closing a
vace.-s 1 s hool tethii >in Florence
purity. :?_ ?
l'rof. J. Han ington- ofdveraw
.as the guest of Miss McDaniel
ist Sunday; '
Miss Sarah Mojris, teacher at
- r - ~ ? > i.mi?ib i i ! i
Sim* hi, Union, spent the week j
end home with parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. \V. Morris
Prof. A. R McCollum?spent tin.-[
week end home from his school in
, Georgia ?
Dr. and Mrs. Bendy of Sandyville,
(la.; Miss Thehna Puge and
Miss IjJ. Bernice of Lauringfcurg ,
institute, were the week end vis- j
son. Dr. T. 11. Will is ton and Dr. j
rn n.* l l ..it- I?.l i
i rucrianiseii an-cnueu u g
medical meeting Sunday.
The sad news readied- the city
this morning that Mr. Luther Deas
of (?hera\v died in Columbia.
Mrs. Aniandu Johnakin Thomas,
died at her home this-niornin.t
IN MEMOKIA.H
in nuinoiy oi niy i??iher, Mrs.:
Julia tlriftin Williams, who died
May 8 th, 11).'15.
?
A wonderful motherOne
who was better never was
made.
A wonderful worker, so loyal and
true,
One m a million, that mother was
you.
Just in your judgment, always
My:ht.
Honest and litierhl, ever I'lM'ifi'''"
AH IjllO?KlIUSV.'i UUW III IK' I] | |))|| |
y?Ht,
Xo one kjiuws the hitter pain
; i.a\e suH'ered since I lost .you,
I.lie ha> never been the' same.
\
Your daughter,
iJlaneiie (i. Williams
kiikjk -sprint; m:\vs
. o. ciei.- \.\ie splendid at Rid.'c
Hill Miitday. Rev. Uoiies see iris
to. he getting belter kind belter in
.iu..4_ a sermon.
Collections were line as usual.
The Calendar Month -April Te...
n a ..even dollars ($11.00)
.1.'.-. Ailena Head, reporter.
The Pig Rally will close on tin
10th of .May. < nine and try to win
the. pig.
'J'he entire imnniuinty, syinpa..ax..s
.tl: tiie Smith tamily pvei
1?... > " II .la L 11n r
Ruth Smith. Sh -. Was a meinbei
. ,iu ciass oi l'.i.iP ut Ridiie liill
High." "We'll." miss her loving
smiles.
Cilad to report that Mif .Join
i.\' anil .he> .d. WilTianis
.no recovering.
.* o i. y tu ami in lite- sick -li.-i
\niik' Williams!
air. Tom Ilu-'ood's death (.ail.i
.us ,i >!,(.? k in all, bul tlledebt had
to be paid. All join in deepest
sympathy with his beloved tnrrtlTrT"
daunlitt-r. jrraialehihlren ami uilc
School News
The- ilunioi> entertained i ;. i
>*. i:i i.- <if inert- u'.rrrual bami.. el
April?Hilh. 1'i of. Rusn oi JJates- i
1 uury delivered an intei estiny an,
dress to till- M-eiiior, alterwijelt
a deliiiooiis course was served I
tia resi 4il Hie eveiiiny was speein (
in stepping to the tunes ol Iik
piccalo. :
Thursday, April Jtsth, lac Aurieullural
Department oi tills seel-,
out inet at Hm^jy ithl Scnool in ;
-hi?-n .ill.. uUl?* .mU'.'-l. 11 l.i;S TF-1"
. a., o. ..ai.o )..t nays pal into!
l?Paetiee tluhf ttbnus tney ha.i I
lit!)?ta ,;p i t?ay?t den?nisiim lm
l ne Mn ami i?tn liiades were
ai their best April l'atn in tiieir
annual play, "Tha's One On Bill.
As usual .Mi-. Oarunei'.s teaching
- 11>i > eeii?t i.i ounho.it t ne play. Ai t
.en ami nu-iiipi i/alion ri. aeln.il the
i lllll.
On Sunday, Rev. Peace appeared
-in ap _ii).tVrvistinenun lia.-.cd on
two words, "1 Aiust.' lie gav<
the graduates plenty uf food for
Monday night was Class Night,
aftdrwhich eight lOt.i and 11th
grades boys and girls appeared in
a speoakirig con'te-t. Alter forcei
ul deii'.eras <>i p.e es, the judges
e e.'i. o thai t:.e pn/.< s should go
oi ]/ to .\Iiss lola
lhuis filth grade;,. 2nd prize to
.?l-io-4-A-4ia-)-H+s+ (10th gi'Tdci 7*'
and Miss ehloe Almcy 10 crane,
.u: - 1 fi.o.- Abney, (10h).
1 --lay nil hi tii .Juniors and
Seniors appeared in tr.eir annual
;.!a; . '"L4k- Red Headed Stepill"
Ail cliaraeters were good
.1 h. Chek's. Quattlebajn
.-I' )) ! I.il'l) held the amlO-m?
s pell-bounci.
| Ihursday nigiit found the grado'isiy
waiting for the
1 . 'litis o < a-ion Rev." C.
i ll. Hi own oof Columbia delivered
X yo\ th <
V
7C \; \T
; I sJ I
A Publisher, Ccorge
* Kditor-,;n-(
Y Contributing'. Editors:
Y The Rcverem
f
X PRICE 25 CRN!
v
J ON SAI.K AT THK OFF
THOMAS DRCCi STORK.
STORK. 1100 BI.OCK \V
i. STRKKT
X
Y ' Magazine has a v
Y Negroes^ Tt is well <
i J heist, teacher, and pu1
'V .
F. Philip Flli*. knowi
Racial anlT RcdlglouZ
]Y student of Negro ace
i
' A iW| it# ITll A ATA A A jTA 4^A J
n wonderful aiklress. Eleven ladies I
and two men received state dfldo-J 1
mas. Several 'prizes ftor perfect | t
i r*. ..f.i.no;?i lnss. denenda- I
UlllVIIUUliv\ , .
bilitv and scholarship were award-'
*4_ . U
T: o annual Hiolagy prize mven *
each year hy Professor Gardner I
was viv-en to Vivian Davis (9th I _
gindc/T; Professor Johnnie Peter- Ij
<.m ^t.nicd what was known as a '
scholarship prize. He deposited ^
SI.OIK towards, this and will inerease
it ea.h year. This prize
was won u-v Thelir.a hies.
Tiu- Ann.;o| Popularity Contest. ,
sponsored hy the Agricultural Do- J
part meat, ended April?24th. Ainoi.ut
raised fifty-nine dollars *
a: d ten rents ($">0.10 .
The -Seniors were highly Km- ,
t? it..ii:ed witii a party given by
Uie a?erade's Good English j
and lie Kind to Animal C1 u hs
They v. ei e served delicious courses I
of |re-rreain. punch, crackers and
sand wiches.
.There were many out of town 1
guests during the commencement
Mis. ('. R. Ban 4 and son, Jr, ol
Lie ! .! '. S. C. wLie the weck?end quests
of Air. and Mrs. F. L. Ganl 'i
noV. She made some very inter I
estintr remarks and seems to be
arrud away .with the school and ,
; [>U HiU lerin 1 a hievi'incnts it has.l
i-i?II cent?your;'. 1
Thanks to the Seniors for thei> J
gift to theschool:. A Tennis Court
It is equipped to he used for the
year round.
BETHEL A. M. E. CIllRtll
Rev. I!. .L Hutchinson, Pastor_
St. '..tor e?Sunday was a very
fine day and the members thronged
to near the gospel expounded
t<> them. The teXt was selected
fi on: PJfl Psalms (i. Subject The
Christian As a Sower and His Accomplishments.
The ever\jng services,
wele also very good. Oui I
hearts did burn while the man of
God preached. Both services were
well" Attended by members and i
friends.
Be . ; : <! .Mis. Hutchinson have
dosed their s.hool work and cat)
,1 e home with tlie members much
_Lu I i11 i i 111 1 i, : 111
DO VOl SCI FKR FROM
BLOOD. STOMACH. BLADDER
OR KII)\E\ TROl'BI.K?
DR. HUFFMAN
.'{(JIM) MAIN STREET
( <>lum!>ia, S. ?
I ON SH/I AT I ON FREE
Special attention ui\en to all Cases
X-RAY SERVICES
P^dow
| tumoral Directors
I ANN lT A L C C
I MEET
Sl MTEIl, IV!
I A Li. \ { \ ?:K.\Tri7mK("i (
in vn
V V - > * ' V
\r:i)iJNA-RjAoxxmj
?TO THE?
ro Progress Expositi
II. II tnippin, Publisher of Thj
hii-f, Herbert W. Baumgardnei
rl H. Philip Ellis and Miss Hilda
S BY M
in ( V THK IWI.MHTTO LEADER
(Ol'Nl.K TAYLOR AM) HARDEN
ASHINOTON ST.: WILLIAMS l)R
ronth of information for. and" <
(lit 0(1 by Dr. 11. _YV. IJaumrhrd>
die s|? .akir. As his assistants
i thronifh'Hil t iv country for hi
-Problems. and MisR Hilda V
omplismont.
Saturday, May 11, 1940
Mrs. Luda Bell Stewart who hag
jeen home for a few weeks, reurned
to New York to resume
ler work. ^ ^ 1
^TitY?rvTttei^or== :
rhe Palmetto Leader
IVhen You Are Out on a Pleasure . |
Cruise Stop By
H E N R Y 1 S
BEER TAVERN
OK. CALHOUN & HEII)T STS.
I'here you will find all kinds of
Sandwiches?Dinner on Sundays.
Wine, Beer and Ale?All sorts of
Drinks and Confectionery^ ?
JAKBECl E SPECIAL FRIDAY
THROUGH SUNDAY
3ne of the few, places in town
telling the new Greenay (Novelty
Champagne) Beverage.
John Henry Washington^ Mgr.
r '
| A T T E EVERY
MONDAY NIGHT
IS COLORED BALCONY
"RARGAIN NIGHT"
ADMISSION _ 10c
, See "DESTRY
RIDES AGAIN" - ??
with JAMES STEWART
ummk]
STARTS MONDAY
1 LATE SHOW SAT. NIGHT
ALSO STARTS MONDAY
uR EBECCA"
?WITH?
LAURENCE OLIVIER JOAN
FONTAINE
UCdZi film.V2J
rwcW ft>oo l
VHHMP
ina Colored
and Embalmers | .
INVENTION I
S-4N I
g
AY 14-15-16
i)RS AND EMBALMERS
rED
in' ?
BUTION ??r~
x
ion Magazine *f
l>almett? Leader &
\ Litt. I).
V. (iravson Y
X
[AIL 35 CENTS . ?
. 1310 ASSEMBLY ST., I
f STS., COUNTS DRUG V
UG STORE, GERVA1S !
Y
ibout South Carolina >
>er, well-known pub- Y
ho has the Reverend I
Is analyr.in of crucial ap
. - Grayson, brilliant
Y
_* L .