The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 08, 1940, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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Miss Wiliie Bell Meeks is at
homo from Benedict college whon
rhr?graduated la? l?wowk?LLui.?mil- .
_ tjior. und sisters were present at
tho commencement cxclclses.
Students continue to arrive
home; Miss Ruth Recti from State
college; Miss Rachel Spahn, Benedict
colleee; Mr. Wiliiam Cohen
Davit! Cist. Clinton college.
Prof. S. Louis Kinley left Friday
for Columbia, where he will bt
Music instructor in the Benedict
Allen Summer school.
The following Finley Mi teachers
left last week for their respective
homeS: Miss Dewey McDowell.
I'nion; Miss H. O. Wright
Camden; Miss Naomi S'eal Coluni
bia; Miss Emma L. Beatty, Winns
boro; Miss Ernestine Wllkirfeon
Washington, D. C\: Miss E. A
. CopelaniT, Tifloiir-Ga.; Miss Dovey
Jfeohpsjtrn, -Charloite; Mlf-s ^T. L.
Fuck to visit her friend. Mrs. Geraldine
Cureton in SpartanburgT
Miss Elizabeth Gaines, Greenville
where she spent" a few days bo
foir ) m:r to' her home in Great
Falls. S. Miss Roxie Barber,
to New York City.
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"The commencement exercises at
Finley Hi school Were attended
by a very large crowd despite
the downpour of rain. The speech
deliverer! by Dr. Gordon B. Mancock
Js still beig talked about by
his hearers, lie discussed Two
Pinna- which wern-divided into in
tensive, exclusive1?inclusive, expensive,
and the Results of each
? -'l li.' h will be long retne.v.bei
' i 1: i .
tu, I ill' 11 was lll'livi'mi luimuiij
ami most eloquently, ami at tno
end was vociferously applauded
The music was furnished by the
female* triu, .Misses Dorothy Heath
baralu Crosby and Lucile Wright,
with Miss E. L. Ikatty, ianist. Di
Hancock was introduced by Rev.
J. A. llalin of Union. Principal
? 1' "1 l.'V pi- i-s?-liteii tile usual gift of
uiiiili conies each year- I rOiY)
the Federated club, for the best
work done by pupils in the seventh
^.'lude. The honor run was
read. Members, ol the School
Hoard were present and spoke.
bupt. M. E. Mrockman presented
to the laige class ftstli grade) certificates.
and to the forty higi
school graduates, diplomas. Thusj
cioseri trie work lor the year PJdbl'.'iU.
whi.h is tne .'loth year lot
Priircipal S. L. Finley.
I'rot. b. Luais Finley and motijer
and Dr. Ciordun Mr Hancock
motored to Lancaster Thursday
where Dr. Hancock delivered the
. address that night to the gradu.
ates ol'? that school.
The death of Mrs. Eunice Ross
of Peace - St. brought sadness to
_ he'd many friends. She was in fail
0**" ing health for several months, -but
none thought the end so neui. Hot
daughter, Miss Thello Ro.-s can it
down several vioeks ago, aim was
most attentive in nursing hi myther.
Funeral services were held
from the Metropolitan A. M. F. Z
church . Sunday afternoon. ' She
was a faithful member of this
church. She leaves three daughters,
.\liss Tnvllo"lioss, Mrs. Pan
esa It.?Miss Roberta Ross, all
of N. Y. one son, Mr. Alex,
Robs. They were all. here for the
funeral services. Undertaker Will
lr;? was in charge.' The grey
crusned velvet casket was banked
with beautiful lloral designs that
came from while amd colored
friends far and near. Mrs. Ross
wtts~ a qoie<-H i-Hk+s-trh^,s~aj.d_iriiuiii
Iy woman," and her death ;ia.< brot
great sorrow i? Per rciali. t
I i it'11 US.
Rt v. JoSt.ph StiiiSou ol bun.ter.
was the guest" of his hi other, Mr.
Clarke Ttinson, Tuesday.
Miss A mi >o .Mtinsoii ami .Miss
Ruth W-aker are at homo aftei
closing sucCissiul school terms.
Mr. Tuni Buchanan is inipnp u.g
nicely in Columbia hospital -from
injuries sustained in an automobile
accident i.car Columbia last
Friday.
Mr. Lex Robinson w ho wu.s-<severely
hurt six weeks ago, while
at his work in the Kuieka Mill,
when, tt.n.- <>t holts oj cloth tell
oti i.ini, is gradually improving1
at .the Pryor hospital to betou!c
at the Pryor hospital. He hopes
to he h oiiie Very sou:..
Mrs. .J. C. Lewis has putchased
a hi in if on 1. street and after
reimntehng noi.se and beautifying
the lav.n, lias moved to tlvis, her
new abode.
Mis. Mary Brico, Mhs Louse
Brice and Mrs. Mabel Jackson
spent last Sunday with relatives
in High Point.
An appreciative ajfudienco en^
joyed tne program given Tuesday
4 " night ay t'aLury Baptist ehuich
by the Heavenly (iospel Binders.
Mrs. Ada Whitlock is hack at
home alter visiting Kev. and Mrs
A f t> I .? r." ..
.-i. \ . iihir: 111 niinisunvN, rvy.
Miss Carrie Wade, retui ned Saturday
to her home in Bordstown after
visiting Mrs! WJtitlbek.
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(J A I. VARY AMh CHLRCH
Rev? J. N. Caughman, I'aatoor
S. S. began at th" usual hour
with Supt. and teachers present,
'['he pastor preached a soul stirring
sermon. Sermon, Rev. 22:9,
"Worship a true and living Clod.'
Everyone was lifted.
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
the Missionary Society held its
meeting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Black with the president,
Mrs. E, C. Howard, officnting.
The Holy Spirit .dwelled in
the meeting.
The pastor preached another
excellent sermon at evening. His]
text, "Come and see a man," was!
Beautifully elaborated.
Sick members are Mrs. E. 1'
Pompey and Mr. W. M. Carter.
Visitors are always welcome. \
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PENDLETON. S. C. NEWS j
Sunday was a full day in Pen-i
dleton. King Chapel AME Church '
School opened at 10:15 A. M. and
-a?large attendance war.?on?hand .
We are glad to ,welcome the following
college Students back to
Mir Sunday School. Misses Sonja.
Pierce, Anna Mae Thompson, \V
Q. Thompson, Mortirter White,
from State College, and Johonie
Hill. Carol and Johnnie Marse,
r iio o.?*?
uuu <411vi v>,v i ? m n iiiMUll,
from Benedict College.
At 11:30 Rev. Smith preached
an "Science and Religion."4 From
the response by the congregation
it vas very much enjoyed by
all.The Holy Spirit was high with
us throui'out the communion service.
On Wednesday night, May 22,
I'd 10. the High" School of Pendleton
completed a very successful
^urni with Mr \' R Austin,_Prof
of Trade at the Belton High, delivering
the address to the graduates.
He. talked very enthusiastically
on "Building." He admonish-ed-tbe
graduates to include "high--ts:
in character, courtesy, and
honesty and thoughtfulness in the
franc work of their building for
eternity," and to remember the
successful now is the pne "who
lives most, who think most, whe
-feels noblest -and-who acts best.'
Superintendent George Brown awardedState
Diplomas to the
twenty graduates. The Pendleton
High School is one of the seveneon
Negro High Schools of S.-Oto
receive State diploma?. Prof
(Jallman awarded numerous per
-feet?attendance. glee- ehub- and athiol
!c certificates to the boys and
rills who merited them.
The entire faculty ff>r 11)40-41
uis been selected and Pendleton
s looking forward to the new
plant. The plans for the same are
m Washington for final approval
by the WPA.
The out-of-town teachers . have
homes: Miss E. Howard, Charlesdeparted
for their respective
ton, S. Miss J. Mattison, Belton.
8. ('.; Miss E. McAdams, Abbeville;
Mips E. t'linkscale, Sene a;
Miss L. Alexander, Anderson;
Mr. E. Hammond, Aiken.
W are glad to have the following
return home from their teahin
- communities; Miss 1). V.
Washington. New Light, Miss Jaift
v'ackson. Belton, S. C.;Mr. Mil
ige Polite, Inman, IS. C.; Miiss Vi
ola !.. Groves, Honea Path, S. C.;
mi>. i lira t\ Keid, Anderson Co
The librarian. Mrs. Mary Hi ill.
announces that the "Faith Cabin"
Library with over 4000 volumes
is i^pen to serve the public from
Monday through Friday of each
week througout the vacation seaion.
Time 2?8 P. M.
"Wednesday, -May 20, Mrs.--Rebed
a Thompson was honored
with a going-away party at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Paulino
Thompson. Many of her friends
were present and enjoyed., an evening
of games, but sadness
griped the hearts of many when
they sang "Should old acquaintance
be forgot," because Mrs.
Thompson was a friend to the entile
community and we shall all
miss her while she is away in
Cleveland foiyan indefinite stay.
Shi left Tharsday^morning.
SANDERS CREEC,
BAPTIST CHl'RCH
He v. I". M. ('. Brevard. Pastor
Camden, S. The SeventySc.
i.d nimivewsuty of the Sandais
Creek Baptist Church was
held May 22--12G, 1910. *.
Wednesday night, devotional ex
ere is a was conducted by bro, GussTe
lohes and deacon John Tliomp
son. Rev. Z. Ferguson preached
a wonderful sermon.
Thursday night, devotional exercises
were conducted by deacon
Walter Allen apcl bro. Wylie Harris.'
Rev, I. It. Reed was the speak
or for the hour. His sermon seemed
to "have been enjo'yed by all.
Friday night '^devotional exercise
was conducted by deacons W.
Allen, M.- L. Griffin and bro. M.
Spann. Rev. Emanuel Jones carried
the service out since the Rev.
W. S. McCollough could'nt be
plvont. Mt. Zion Baptist ('hob
Kirkwood, rendered music.
S ndav morning devotional exercises
were conducted by deacons
Edd e Trusdales and Walter Allen.
Deacon Wojter . Allen gavi
the welcome address. The history
the church was given by the
two oldest deacons of the church,
deacons Allen Nelson and I). D
Ale andor. Papers were read by
Misses Catherine Spain, Mable
Thompson, and Cloo Sorincs
Mrs. Carrie B. James, response.
R?-v. VV. M. Masfcey of Chestei
preached the Anniversary Sermon.
Rev. Strongs was also present
with us. St. Paul Choir rendered
music for the morning service.
i.
Sunday afternoon devotlprral
exeicise was conducted by brothel
s Mackey, Richardson and Ro
berson. Rev, W. M. Ballard delivered
the afternoon sermon.
Ganes Choir sang.
Rev. J. C. Clinton preached the
night sermon. Sisters Celia Alexander,
Susia Alexander, T. A. Allen
conducted a wonderful prayer
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Belton left
for Greenwich, Conn., Wednesday,
May 29th, after spending two
weeks with their parents,
Daisy Belton, Reporter
G RKENWOOD NEWS
Miss Nettie Fox will leave for
.Atlanta University Sunday wnere
she will continue her study towards
her master's degree. We
all hope her the beat of luck. Sh?
I i mhnnrtit ? .
\ 7.T X" ~ ~^r'Y' v^ " * *- "
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is a member of the Saluda Co. Tr.
High School faculty. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reynolds "of
Chadborough, N. C. spent a week
in the city visiting relatives and
frifehds. They returned via Rock
Hill,?stopping?over?awhile?with.
Mrs. Reynold's cousins, Mr. and
AT r*4 T.pnnwrd
Mrs. Agnes \Vushington of N.
Y. City is home visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Washington, is
the former Miss Agnes Williams
of this city.
The following left Monday foi
their summer vacation: Mrs. Daisy
Holmes, East Orange, N. J.;
Missed Jessie Smith and Carrie
Mae Ross, Ashbury Park, N. Y.;
Miss Lueile Broks, Phila., Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhue of North
Carolina is home with parents &
friends.
I We are glad to welcome the fol
lowing students home from school
Mamie Peterson. Benedict College.
Wilhelmina Johnson, Bennett
College; Willie C. Perrin, &
Mildred .Holloway, Brownim*
Hon e; Beatrice Brunson, Eunice
Osby and Horace Ghent, Bettis
Academy; Francis Perrin i STTVh
Uni\ eisltyl Fannie Jones, Tuskegee
Institute.
Miss Nezzie I., Holiday is home
from New York to see parents
and friends.
Kt K. E. Chappelle. Jr.. of
Howard University, preached the
anm al sermon at Brewer High
School. He is graduating from the
Theological Dept. of Howard, We
-are p rou< i ofh^Rev.?GhappelLe?as
he iv one of our own home boys
SeVi 11 years ago he was graduating
from Brewer himself. From
there he went to Benedict College
.and after graduating entered
How ai d University.^jr*.
MARION NKWS
The Sunday School, under tin
efficient management of Mr. T
Ivey, is constantly growing. A
mum her of young ~nien~an'- bcetnT:ing
interested in the work of tin
S. S. and church.
Re.'. J. M. Jackson udniinsti-ivd
the Lord's Supper after preaching
a very effective sermon Sunday
morning.
The 3rd Quarterly 1 Confei inc..
will f e held On the S-j 10. The I'
E., Rev. Spears will preach Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. O. k\ AiwIkimii
of Fountain Inn are visitnig Miami
Mrs. WnS.3 F.Uerbe.
Mis. Madeline Black of Fayet
ville Hi. School s'pent the wee!
end with Kev. and Mrs. J. M
Jackson.
M t s. Rosa Robinson of Trenton
N. J., is visitftiRTiVr mother, Mrs
Martha Gibbs.
Mis. Lucy Rogers has been vis
iting in Hartsvillc. _Sh(L_aJ.9I>. _8l
tended the State College, com
men.ement exercises in Orange
burg.
M.sses Dorothy Braddy am
Henrietta Durant went to the ex
ercises at Orangeburg.
; Those attending the Allen com
mencement were: Rev. JL M. Jacl
son, Rev. Jas. Davis and wifeMrs.
Ellen F. l)eus, Mrs. J. Fox
worth.
Rev. and Mrs. John Gregg am
Mrs. Roberta Davis attended the
closings at Benedict College.
Ri-v. I. \V. Jenerette was a vis
itor in our city this week.
Mr. Joseph Ball has been ap
pointed president of the yoifnj
people league.
Mr.. Edwin Jackson Luis-idiargi
of the .Junior choir of St. Join
Chu .eh.
Tlie Children's Day Prug.ru n
will be given Jsumlav afternoon
June 1(3. : .
Mr. Mitchell Rowell, former];
of this city but now living-in'N
V. City, visited relatives here <n
last Week.
Misses Thelma Goddurd an<
Uutii I tali- left yesterday for ai
exit nded visit in New York.
A.iss Mamie Fox worth return
ed to Columbia Sunday, where sin
will spend a few weeks.
Mr. Istiuc Mishoe, a meinbc
of the Kittrell College faculty, i
at home.
Mrs. Henry L. Jackson is a^ya;
on her vacation.
. Miss Haquel Flagler, who win
graduated from the Murion Co
Training School in May, is visit
ing her parents in Kahway, N. J
GKOUGKTOWN NKW'S
# last Wednesday evcninir ?
eight o'clock, the graduating class
>f Howard Hi. School was held ij
Bethlehem Bapust Church, when
il'ty -1'i.jijit (5K) students, heade*
>y Principal J. B. Beck, eir.hark
d to launch somewhere, will
dr. Ma ceo M. Howard, Salutato
iy,ami "Miss Anna Mae Daniels
v'aledictory. The principle : peal,
er was Dr. Hubert, ot' Bt-j.edic
College. ?
Mr. and Airs. Paul B. Atkinsoi
of S. V. C. passed through uu
city enroute i'or Charleston. All
Atkinson is the son of A!is. Vio
let Atkinson, of this city, and hii
wife is the daughter of the lat?
itev. D. P. Pende-rgrass. Thet
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Mitchell of N. Y. They ari
motoring.
Mrs. T. Ci.uhe is in
nah, (ia.. v.iic site is at the bee
side of a sick father.
All iii tiie studen.s are abou
horn : oi:i the schools and col
legt s.
'J i.c . iist : xcursion of the sea
soi ! : ?.n St. Stephen A. M. E
Church on Monday nitrfht head
iug for Magnolia Beach.
P. E. Miles pracohcd two abb
sermons at Bethel A ME Churc'.
Sunday. Monday evening he hel<
the third Quarterly Conference.
Have 5c ready for your copy ol
th? paper.
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BB PALftlETTO tftABBg
1 THE DIVINE KOAI) MAP ! (
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I Jesus said in John 14:6: I am
. the way the truth and the life; no ,
, man eometh to the Father but by ^
I Mei?And John?*aid in Him was ^
life and that lite was the "light of t
the men. John also said the woid t
was made Hesh and dwelt among j
us. bo we can apply the Bible as t
the word and the word as Jesus t
himself. Got! drew the mJii?
cording; to the way, and- He is too
perfect to make jjn error.
Isaiah do:S A highway shall bo
there and a way and it shall be
called the way of r.oliness. And j
we find that Clod is the highway j
a(,;d Jesus is the'way. And noth- r
nig unclean or ferocious as a j
mean lion's nature, can walk there ]
on. But the redeemed shall walk (
therein, and lor one to be redeemed
ti.cir life will be a sign of them j
oc!ii. in this way. They will fol"
mW rrre road nrap.?Trrc Bihle-r-,
.a..: let every man "be a liar but j
nod at t? do. so don't notice the inuivn
,als w..o say?its no harm, ,
jiist read1 me map. j
lv .ui .iude il Epistle to Petei j
- " " '"I . lyipi.Thev mark well A
the dangerous beast that yjou may j
know them. THe road map says <,
by their works you'll know them, j
'1 his map will inform you of all (
the curves and trestles. Il' you j
net p~ laminar?with?the, map you
will not approach a cross loud un- ,
, a.am, it t.iis jo unow to identi,
,y due uuvciing m this way. They l
I tnl \ V a lllliuicill V?U1I\ lu lliUl UJ J
thoni that arc- lost. One that is in i
tins way is very obedient. Isaiah t
said a child woTiUl lead them.?Je- j
" T7T sa.d Lv-in'iH 1?:'t ml?you a*- -?
I .anibs among; wolves. And l'or a <
Hum there are many wolves. I'e- J
in said they least with yoti. If t
you will go according to the nut]) i
\ mi w id stay in the way. Notice, |
NOi A way. hut l'llk WAV. livery
t).i? 11 nas a way and his
way seems ri.;lit in l is own eye.
liul .SoKhnon -aid the end of that J
7 man is death- Fht- dile- <d?Jesus i
'..iiasl.es a great', life on them that i
a i ?. .nil iCW'S d 1 ?HIil<1. 4
I nie people get so self-opitc i
i(..,;.ied tintil 11ieV decide W'ithil .
tile: selves li.ai tiieir knowledge
c.\c? eds that of tiieir leader and
choose tiieir own way. Laying a
-at.- t: c insli iatiohal street guide
oi road map, and at once lose the
way. Friends it is awful for one
1 u. t avi 1 all day and then to iind '
ih< i..selves lest am! .the s.in going '
i. In seme cases the travel- "
1 cr can turn around and correct
; tnem mistake", but if you' ignore (
t lis itivine. lioad map, you will
lieui the Voice say; too late.
> v. ... wid timi it direction in this
map o,^TTow t > choose otl iters ol
(hit chui1.h and it also dcscrib
"it:* t i?- tiiiiiiulei tiiey must pos- 1
1- it ! 'hi, j> it int)st all
* if!en has laid this map aside anu
it i v i.- , t traditions ol' men, ]
aifti will. ueVfi enter the city. Nei'
ther will they hear the voice well '
* |.<! i mi. ' ...
Kev. ('. J. Kohl) <v! :
' ?______ 162U Tobacco St.
> l' n. icia, S. Ci "
1 H M.I I.MOKK, Ml). NEWS
:
Itv Mrs. Louise (i. Douglas*
tin m iv use: A1 Lonuie 1'uuks
, 1 i t in- Boler, .Mrs. Florence
liood. .Mis. Lloyd.
s .Mr. .iau.es and Mr. Muse" Met'ul
lonjis motored to Washington [) .
' 1 lie \\ ihuiy \\ orkel's club ol
Alt. Iiebi'on .met at lOTth Aniitj
" . .o. . ...i .ljo met
wit. Mis. - Alary Weathers the
pi is.dent in charpe.
k i oi..ni iijiiii services weie held
at Alt. Hebron at ."Lull p.irr. Sun1
1.1 .. t.'tws in charge.
d.s. 1 Vi' I, I'alimi gave a birtii
* line supin if- on Sunday evening;
' ; -i hei. Mi.r, llaiiu-l, Jr., wi.o wa
l.'i years old.
Forget yiiur troubles! Cuiuu and
" V Sparrow's Beach with the
i'asloi's Aid. Society" club ot' Alt.
' ilebron Baptist church. Buses
!> .. .c.. '(! 1 V Schroder St.. 'J a.ill.
(tLiihi.iv p.ni., Thursday, July
k lii.. Tie),, Is Chi hi re n un?lei
11! years f>uc. .Wis. M. Wcath
* cis. president; Rev. M. Flowers
pastor; M'jss A/alee Weathers,
T:.e S. S. Savings flub met with
- Mi>.?V".l'i I' i vaiil. A splendid
Meeting Was enjoyed.
! DKATll OF MR. WALTER
CiOFOUTII
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I Spartanburg, S. C.?Mr. Wallet
. (loforth departejj jLb'8 life Tuesr
tiay, May 2&, Jit 2 t M., ut the
. iieneral Ilospjtal, Spartanburg""
r After an illness w?f a few hours .
e.t.iih rc-idUJ I' 1*0111 a stroke ol
jVxtraly>is.
r. th or h spent most of his
, life at I.ockhart, S. C., where he
, \*. as <etn; lo.ved for twenty-eight
years as hrakeman for the Southern
*. .Railway Company Compa
5 ny. Dining many ol' those* years
. he vv.'is chorister of the Singing
. School at Rockhart Baptist and al
ways liatf open doors for minisj
ters -of-^thr go-p*d, missionarieRr 1
people ?< ! . :ng God and humanity!
I Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. I? J. I egins of this
t < ity, assisted by Rev. Wilson. Un
dertaker Callaham was in charge.
His wife preceded him a few
months a.'o.
He loaves to" mourn his depavt'm
tire j? daughter. Miss Jeroline Goforth;
a sister, Mrs. Elise Mc
^ Kenny ("hesnee. n brother, Mr.
James Goforth, and a host of relj
atives and friends,
i Sleep on brother Goforth and take
I your rost,
We love you. hut God lovog vo t \
hast. (
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Commencement exercises
vt howard hi school
Georgetown, S. C.?The Comnencement
exercises of the Howird
high school was the week's
tryatust^rviMit?here. The annual
.ermon Sunday afternoon, May^ 26
lelivered by I)r. G. Goings Danels,
the pastor, was indeed a mas
st interest. The church was filled
to overflowing with 1500 stulents
and as many parents and
riends who could squeeze in. It
vas.a great day.
On lUonday evening, May 27th
I J ...
Liuss uuy exercises were neui
n the Howard school auditorium
Phis interesting program -directed
>y Professors W. F. Harrison and
F. L. Stoward drew so many pa:10ns
that numbers were turned
away, 'ilhey were .not Aihle to
;ain entrance to the auditorium.
The exercise of he evening* was
dirmtxed -by?the?presentation Lo_
.he school of a public address set.
Principal J. B. Beck, when he
lianaged to gain entrance to the
jlatl'orm, at the close of the program,
in well chosen words, tnank
id tlie senior class, tohp followed
n this respect tfce seniors for *sev:ral
years in presenting some valrable
gifts to the school. The
:lass last year presented an addng
machine.
On Wednesday evening, at the
R-ti.csda Baptist church, the grad
.aitv 11 exercises of a class numbering
58 took place. Miss Anna
M. Daniels was lirst honor stutent-and
Mr.J Maceo Howard w as
second honor student. The annual
iddresa oiKtliis occasion was deliv
red?bv?Dr. W. H IInhi-ri Ohnii
jf English, Benedict college. Dr.
Hubert used us his subject' "Imi,ation'\
The large audience was
leld in rapt attention, as- they lis.ened
to this most timely 'and initructive
discourse.
ITie music on tnis occasion, (lied.
(1 by airs. E. L. Eraser, K. N.
Beck, and Mrs. O. A. Thompson
ivas pronounced the best, which
s saying a great deal A feature
>f the music was Negro Spirituals.
The diplomas were present d
by tl+e Secretary of the Board
. . iv.stees.
IllK lJLSY LADIES
1 ..c Busy l-ailies Social club met'
it tae home of Mrs. llershu Pope
jn Green street on Monday evenup.
)une tfrd at a:3u p.m. Due to
iiKicuiciii went net* the attendance
was small, but those prosin
pent a very enjoyable eveitn
, .uis. rA'a .-utams. is on the
sick lsit and Mrs. Dolly- Sinitn is
. acationing in New York after
.as ng jusi returned lrom Florida.
The Busy Ladies are more jle
eL>. lieu ilian evci 'to improve the
~rz.Tr?rrs?much?its-?possible: - -Du'rpresident
is very, efficient and
"wide awake" and with her guidance
and the members cooperation
we are headed for the top.
.urs. jrope unu iurs. xorwocn
were hostesses and a delicious re[jusi
was served. Miss Manigault
was awarded a lovely gilt lor the
monthly prize. Each Busy Lady
eagerly looKs toward June IV ut
which time they plan to entertain
one of Columbia's most popular
mule club.
The meeting adjourned to meet
Monday, June lOtn with Miss Man
igault at her home on Wayne St.
at which time we will wiciconie a
new members. Visitors always
w oh mile.
IT MHK1U.AM) AME ( 111 Hi It
Aiken, S. C.?Sunday School
in id at the usual hour. At
11 A. M. Rev. Scott preached ui
the subject, "1 Am Alpha and O...
round in Rev. 1:11.
\i>itoi.s at the moriing service
win- Mr. Alston, Mrs. Walton and
son, .Miss Surah '(Junior, Msr. ti.
via-liington, a setwardess ol mother
Bethel A ME Church at Colum
bia, and Mrs. Minnie Hardaway
ol St. James A.MK Church, Newark,
N. J.
Evening services at 8 1'. M. Rev.
S.ott preached Ironi St. Join iJ:(i8.
All services were laively at
tended. , r
Mrs. A. J. Jenkins, out senior
organist, reports a lovely trip to
the General Conference at Detroit
MrsS. ,.M. Hiorney, our Junioi
organist, anil a member of the
Schofield facntty; has?left for?X?
Y. and other points north tor the
summer.
When in Aiken, S. C. you are
welcome to worship at Cumin i
.ano a.\1K Church.
ANTIOCH BAFT. CHURCH
'"Prospei'Iiy, S. C.?G. begnntlie
usual hour with a splendid
group present.. Subject: Testing
Conduct by. its Usefulness. The
lessjffl was "discussed by Supt. Arthur
Meyers-and others. ,
Mrs", llattie Brown was oil .the.
sick -list but is making u. rapid recovery.
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BARNWELL NEWS
Bethlehem Baptist Church is i
continuing revival, . meeting this
week wth the pastor, Rev. A. P.
Porter, in charge.
We were delighted to have to
worshin with us on Sundav. Mr.
and Mrs. James C oak or and family
of St. Matthews, fS. C. They
were the guests of Dr. and Mrs
1). J. Dixson.
Mrs. Minnie Odom and son
Blackville, S. C. worshipped
with us Sunday evening. * ' (
Mr. Edd Jones of Aiken, is visiting
relatives. He is a native ot
Barnwell.
Mr. Joe Berry and Miss Evelyn ,
Berry were the dinner guests of |
their brothter, Mr. CL.renec Berry >
an Sunday .
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BIRTHDAY PARTY (1IVEN
Little Rosalyn Sing-field wa
given - a birthday party, Thurs
day, May 23, 11M0, by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mv Sinig
field. After many interesting con
)imi! ffiihim tin- yfi't'sts wrap
ped a minihvture May Pole--on-th
lawn. A pink and whiite ice
birthday cake with 10 candls
made .a lovely picture on the dii
ing table. There were thirtee
guests present, and two teacher
She received many useful an
beautful gifts.
"IN M K.MORI AM
fr ad but loving memory <
(tit" dear friend. Miss Mari
Thai son, who departed this lil
one,. ar ago. June 10th. 1930. . i
Slee ?n Maria and take your res
- Ft i ads, loved you, but Go
i-?i'-. you best.
FRIENDS
Friends of Mr. und Mrs. Jumt
Goodson of Waterbury, Conn
formerly of Columbia. S. C., wi
be saddened to learn of the past
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AIIREV1LLK NEWS
Mr. Amos Chalmers died at his
home on F*cess ion St., Friday,
2 May .'51. Funeral services? wtrr1*
j held- at ML Pleasaht Hapt. Church.
^ Mrs. 1. 0. K Davis and Miss
v_ Kate Pressley attended the com,n
mencement exercises at Benedict
s i^oiie. e. miss Fresfcley received
1(j the bachelor of arts degree.
Mrs. L. F. Rhodes also attended
the exercises at Benedict College
to witness the graduation of
her son, Roiidell, who received
the degree of bachelor of science
">f Mr. Rhodes was Magna Cum
ia Laude, the highest honor of his
f.e class. He also received ninny other
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Over Dr. Moi?telth's Office
Office-Hours: Telephone:
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6 P. M. to 8 P. M.
< DR. W. D. Chappelle
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Office: Residence:
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Colombia, S. C.
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Fillings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges
Anesthesia a Specialty
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Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glosses Fitted Accurately
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4 P. M. to 6 P. M. Office 3796
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marriage ceremonies, writes wills,
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Offjce Phone 8407 Res. 6799
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