The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 29, 1940, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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Saturday, June 29, 1910
PRACTICAL ECONOMICS I
F/rPmers and industrial workerh
in South Carolina should prac i
tice. economy in consumption and t
in expenditures as we approach the
war crisis. We still remem- I
ber how we aided in helping the
boys "over there" when they ser- i
ved in A, E. F. ii
The*common expression in the o
language of the people was to
"ll'ioverize". This teeehniqne nul
only became a phrase in every
home, but after the war it sen*
Col. Herbert Hoover to the White 1
House.
Ae we travel the highways iiv. i;
South Carolina we see hund.edv i
of acres-of -small grain -ready I'm
harvest, and the recent rains hep j
lielp crops splendidly. Farmers ,
will have a rich harvest of wheat
and oats and, if the tine season .
continues,, tobacco yield will be \
more than the farmers expected. c
We noticed, also, that the outlook .
for a big corn crop is good. (
i. : ?.
II l.> I lift ? IIUI %\ I'll I iiirlt 1 , It la ;
_what pou *ave and -hotv;CrffU ecbn-' \
omizo in spending the receipts
from products in agriculture ami wages
in industries.
The United States may not erv
" ter the war now going 011 in Eu- ]
rope, but one of the factors in the
defense program is conservation |
of energy, wealth and everything
necessary for life and human wel
fare?and most especially during
state and national crisis.
"The Old Gray"
K?
U*t. E. PhiMa EDU
THE TWO PARTIES
By the time this article appears
the Republican convention held in
Philadelphia, will have decided '
* which is the right Republican par ;
ty in 5>outh_ Carolina. As it stands _
"now there are two separate, amP '<
distinee factions, both claiming to t
be the proper party. We Char- <
lestonians,?are?in?sympathy?wtb- the
faction, whose committee wo- 1
man is of our city, and hope it c
will win out at the convention ir. 1
Philadelphia. Persons, in the up- i
per part 01 me sate, u> a great
extent are with the faction, whose s
head is at Ninety-Six. We he- |
lieve that Negroes al! over the ;
world should qualify themselves r
_>*. -iby .al'tting the ballot, and vote in
every election where they are per" (
mitted. 'Tis true, Negro votes
are not desired * in*mann places.
Some 'candidates running for of
lice have been known to express (
that they did not want Negro suf 1
for age. But that dots not destroy
he fact that there is power in the 1
ballot, and anyone that discour
n^es Negroes reaisteving is an en- '
emy to the race. We should at
all times he prepared to demand ( 1
consideration which can only HI
done when we become qualified . i
voters. Far too many ministers |
and (other professional members <
of our racial group arc too dere- *
lect along this line. They should i
first qualify themselves, and get i
tyii_ rjs-jtr. ? /
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thers to do like-wise.
THE HOUSING PROJECT
After all the many houses that
ire being built by the government
ire blessings to all races, irrespective
of color. In the tirst
lace the real-estate corporations'
hey were too high in their rents
FUr poor people. Then too any
number of hp uses controled by
:hem were unfit to live in. They
ivill not repair leaky roofs, nor
will they put in window lights
ix steps, nor any other acconmnriations
for the renters. Some of
he houses were not good as horse
...itU
HaUlCSV. 1I1I? VWl> rtl^u 11 uv Willi
icrsons! owning the places. I-huve
visited homes that were scarcely
fit to" live in. The good renters
lad their receipts for every month
which meant rent, paid up to date.
All the owners wante was tin
payments. They tared nothing
or the comforts of their renters.
Now these low renting1 houses, b\
he government for the people, are
real palaces when compared with
what they moved out .plf. Then
too the rent is reasonable until I
a n't blame the people for crowding
tliem-^ojut.'- In fact I wouhl N
among the hi myself if I had to
rent. And if the governnui.t co.itinues
tp build them?as?I?hop.
they will the real estate _:r; ids.
and home owners, will go begging
for people to occupy their old an
icjue shacks.
NKr.Uo iti:v iv a i.s
It's a burning shame to my
mind the way the Negro ministers
are imposing on so called revi
.als. Every time' a 'strange evau
relist man. <>r woman, coines to
town, or rurals some minister
start's, a s(? .called revival for
wo (ii three weeks. When that
s over, when another tramp look
rng minister makes liis appeartncT"
mother revival is staged Tor ar
additional two or?three- - werMcs
When?they?want* a little moivy
mother so-called revival is Inline i
t'd.- In the event that they desire
t big crowd, another revival is
nit on; Should they want to rei
a notice broadcasted to r in a?
. ca.rsinn.?another revival Ls ] '
on. In some eases to get a got
picnic started a revival i< anno
cer. It has gotten so now ! it
the people look upon Nogio i
i vals as frolics in t he nan o 77f
cligion. Soul saving is a lor:
art in the average Negro r< vivals
In fact that's not their objective.
These latter day so called revivals
'can everything else, but in gath
ring of nunibeis into the Christian
church. Its time and high
ifrie for ministers to know that
;hey cannot have a soul-saving n
rival, without making pre paraions
for same through series of
Payor. This is never thought < !
>v them before lauching what
hev are pleased to call a revival7
t is my candid' opinion that too
nany of us ministers need to. be
wived ourselves,' before launchon
a campaign for the -revival o!
thers. _
Till:?
il)r. R. K. Brojjfden. was at his
post and fjave uood account of
lintself as president of the IntsTv-nomitiatiotial
.Ministers union
ast .Monday. Our nmod Secretary
lev. \V. 1!. Jones, was absent but
tov. M-urray assistant.. .^icLl, .
7! in his stead A lar^e nit a. her
>f ministers were present. "\Vr.'?
s the successful'.minister" was a-ly
discussed by Rev. William l'et'cuux.
t'o the satisfaction o^ tin
utile union. Rev. J. F. llciulii
.011 brought echoes from the jrvM
,'ral assembly held in his chui'cl;
LJew. days a+?o. -His?aitetinTvT"
,vere simply line, and the union
cave him a vote of thanks,* ant
ilso Rev. DeVeaux. The' A. M. K.
Ministerial alliance held a tine
ncetinir last Wednesday with Rev
R. K. Broaden, president presidnjf.
Fine, adresses were made b\
lev. .J. ?s. A. (Irani. M. R. McBrid
md the president. The A.MK min
slers in t'harleston, have the lies'
uiioii in the state. Our next meet
ni; wiil be Wednesday after the
irst Sunday in July. St. Luke A.
VI. E. church is prepariv to move.
I he Federal Housing committee is
fivinu' the congresiytioh a real
I loirr/nin Wi? tVt?l ftftl'l
ill that it is the hand of (Jod._
us Ailvaiu-u^un Our Knees.
1)1' K W-KST N Kw S
Dr. J. (', Quarks and family
worshiped at Mr. Lebanon' A. M.
K. eh.:rcli on last Sunday mornr,r.
He was speaker at the 11:50
o'clock service and preached
an _ Inspiri ng . se;"voru - L>n? Man-,
lay night he held his third quae-'
x*rly conference at the.above nam
h! church vyith splendid success
?Wn?and?Mr*.?('urtis?hh?Hnrkless
tad as their dinner quests
>n last Sunday, Dr. J. C. Quarles'
ind F. L. Bouey- and their famil
es and Mr. <). L.Smith. Mrs.
Harkness is a gracious hostess
mil made itpleasant for eat h one
rresent in her home. She was
assisted by *Mrs. Wesley Darkless
an aunt in serving.
Mr. Melvin Eakin of Cincinnati.
)hio is the guest of his parents
n?l M>s. Timothy Eakin.
Miss Janie Wharton of Wart
'K,V,!S uas a visitor at the home
>f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
? Wharton on last Sunday.
The Woman's Missionary society
of St. Mary Baptist church
' as entertain* <1 in the home of
Mrs. Carrie Barniore. on las
Fhursday afternoon. Mrs. Bnrnore
made it very pleasant for'
ler guests and served a'delieiou
enast..
Mr. Richard Young whose ankle
iVas fractured by accident in a
taseball game is recovering satisfactorily
at the home of his pa ents
Mr. and Mrs. David Young.
Till
MILLER C HAl'EL ,
A. M. E. t III He H
Rev. L. ( . linwman, Pastor
.Newberry, S. P.? I.ast Sunday
many ol' tin- el urch-yoers found
their.way to ehureh aiul took part
in alt of Hie relgiotis services, it
was very .warn. and?fans?became
very useful. Services ran hiuh at
Miller's after a warm interested
Sunday school. Bro. II. B. Butler
knows how to handle children, lie
served as Supt. in the absence oi
Bro. Floyd. Bro. Butler is well
t\eise in tt.c -llii.de and lias been
an officer of the S. >. and cluir h
forty years or more and he is more
active today than many of tin
oiuiy men. Tile sc. iimn that was
ihviren Suniiay mornine by can
pastor shall be with us a long
limn Hie enl\ (?vne 1*^.,. I ;? r- 1
lor .the1 S.eaics. .Much enthusiasm
..is demonstrated iy his hearers
whose eyes were wi t. with tears.
The Presiding Elder, liev. i>. (
nham pn a. lieu . a im si w'underfill
sermon Sunday night ami t e
congregation was very mn. h inn
ill'.-.-Ill t.\ei i i.- .1 esSt.ge.
Rev. liowpian accompanied by
his Junior choir .motored over to
v iiion and worshiped last Sunduj
yene.g J\\itii t..e Ue\. J.. A. Jan'?i
iii?err?I io, 11 i, ; 11,^ . :. u 11 i? TTTiTTne
built and served tor ii\e yearsHe
was heartily received and
many comments were, given iii.m
(-flr?pi.i a.'titnr a soot sliti ixg :-ei 'men,
taken from St. Luke
lining as his subject Nothing ft-.
From God.
i lie i..ui minivcr-ar\ of .'und'i
i... {i- I w .11 !i : in .1 illy "i i it ::"d
end July- 1 1th. 'T:;e program' shews
.hat tile following premium mi.
.ii :. coMt' l i'jfat .nil " v. ill v |... i:
lifvs. II?f?Ifn 1 m kIi. I'iv(:!m;i:i, Sllep
ie.nl. (ii).sitn.. t mi.c-., ;'i.
Sunday afternoon Key. ' Canhlei .
ill i>i this .will if under. 11:? .v.;>pices
of the stewards."
The. siii^iiia. fonvi titin -.
ed of Id choirs will be ;il 'a
' alien:.-o'ri' at It?p.te. ,.m
eaeh choir is asked in i,aise * !.on
a prize will he y'i\T;n eai'o ?*! <i;
that raises the above anii-ai i r>i
more.
?i?< a:.: ". ... i?
hia is home, on her \a at . !
was at church Sunday i.e : i
dr. l-.ll el l !!; !,. i- .. . '
V <'. ,M in mil 1.1' 11: i . ~
him a call. 11js i.ne of .. *i- :
Those on t lie si. k lisi: -\j (
M. Cilder; Mrs. Car,-. Mr.. ! . 'er
.and Mrs. Until Ciena, ni'iiu..
Those* mi the ini|UM'.e li-u f.'-l i .?.
Kmma Spearman ah I Mr>. I icie<la
Wilson.
I.ove Feast and class meeiii^.:
will be .at the .hur. h < vt " a
-lay iirorninu-. At ' tie ejus,- e.
.'.'.is meet i 11 if. all MI \ / >.
Presidents- are ashed 'to. rCome
to chinch Co t.1 1 !...: ell.
MAIiiON N IAN S
i
! in tin. I Mli'llel'lv i e: elu
.as h.-l.l at Si. John A M K . u, e!
y I'res'dinj M HI < r A. I'. Spears
i l.e '.I- ill Till, .-.lie If. I.-Il . , . !.
:i\ <f ji li . twn cxc.ljcnt s?.'
nioi;s. Til.' elder si!-< >s"ii [in- i:t:
' I 1 a 1 lei of 1 I'ilil lifllllV' SS to d U t V .
"'if . oil i i I i f a??" I in-i i I .?*rrrrt
s.-lli c of Kid. I I. I i-.vrtiiio
who m:i?!f liSirly. s t?r * *
..in'rniiiy ihe v.'i\ tho ctrnvo
should o\i.ini jirlo i.in h ;i i_h
i, <;
I i < . 'i . -i-i'.'.'o! ; h '
<'hil.lr.'iiV Jfta> ? x<-r.S a
at^ornooti. Juiir 1??.
Mr. K.lia. ti-i .la. ki. \,h<>
|.cn?:'iny i.'s nt:.at lua'o "Far 1
a'-rr-!' "tlT! o T ' l et,.' -i 1 .
thf Junior choir.
Mrs. Klouist- (ii : . v..-..- i i. ~f
. . lolll.-' e.?.
Tho .)unioi choir \\ ii . :t - i ?.
their frienfls al tho ho;;-.,- "M. Ifsiatn,
Tuesday"T;\vnit.o\
i - .11 i i.J 1 rial a
't > .1 - ) I : ! ! 1.1 i>
Andci si;ii. >. <
Mr. M. Joi tial.h; - '"r !a
is attending thf s:mu'.or w, o..1 :r
Atlanta ui.ivHrsity. ,.::il.\
Atlanta imivvrsity.- I .-it'He >! :?
a'vof.ijf a ,as
Barnwell.
Mr. Thomas Moot.' iu.? -ih. . a
m'ot iuy which . t>! f
\ Moll i.i illiil at! o(l.l it . So I ,.l : .
afternoon. 1 oYioch, at 'T !!..
gin's rcsi,<leiv.-t.-.
Miss fClizabclh
I!,.', ; I i! ' : ),
institute;. Mi; . <i. II Daw-. S'an
oIleMe.
The.' following young-1 >
' 1 ?rion eo.'.: ' -i ' i' . I t.S. I -;:: '
this year: Miss x Yos'-le (in
Miss -Vcnirlle' l>e:\s,~ MrrAWT?.""
Braddv and Mr. Thomas Km/'>Ct7'1'
dmiu. - to rrWr?
MORRIS I5KOWN AMl\
c if riH ii
Rev. It. I. I.emon, I'a-tnr ,
The attendance was go d dM
ih'_r the entire day. .At 11 V M.
Dr. Lemon preached to a large
congregation from the theme,
"Considering your way." He used
as-a te'Jct, Hagai 1 The -<v
will remain lung in
minds of those who heard him.
' At K I'. M. I Jr. I.emon a idi s-.dthe
(Iridiron B-ncvolent Associate!
ion, and the Ladies Auxiliary of j
thf? same. Subject of his diseours'e!
was "Prerequisites to s **.":
Th" Asso iation 'celebrated its-'
?0th titini'ersat y. At therVemntr
set", ice five persons were induct-1
ed in to the full communion of the
church. '
Bro. .fas. Davis., leader of i lasNo.
ft is still ill at his home at
72 Ashe St.
Wo are now engaged in an -ffort
by pledges, to renovate, and
paint our church parsonage There
in an ususual amount- of activity
among the clubs of the church.
5 PALMETIO LEAnBR
| Maybk so an
1 (11} V. II.
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s<'<~;?; < *> . v <">:
? "l'lNXlETl
FIN
Tin- modern. big-time m wspap
f-would be tivhind tin* times if
t mi not ea. J \ onmie strips the '
funnies. These' funnies are fust j
losing their funnjness however, I
I. \ . ari\ nioi-e serious lessons j
for the thoughtful and more eon-1
siil'- v pel sons iio';.vad */s.
r.jcve y?>u noticed lunv much
yatvster stuff : as been colored
.up and slipped into the picture.'/
Ht/ u,owjuij)That isn't funny.
;a\v you noted that never before!
were there so many vivid portray* '
lis of shu' tine aid holdups the'
low ani.mal side of hunia>tity? |
JCxair.inei your funnies next tinie|
vi?u yet your newspeper.
I hi you seel, the cause of sit'
much criminal it t'y ? l)o you won !
der why criminals arc nmre mnn-j-oiis
iti the ranks of youth than
ver hefo'rt,',? Have you evei ;
i.o.K'ltt of the effect of picturesThe
Trustees Auxiliary, one <?[
the mmt const riict ive bodies in
.VIorris Rrowh rs now etijrnyod in
?i filial effort to clear the slate ol
all that they owe on the 1 ei'.liti1
runnels pl ied, in the aisles
of the 'chtir.lt last- year... To this
(<:d a truest rally has been stated
for the afternoon of .Inly 7. l'.'hh
-11 is hoped that t'his-effoj:t will Inmo.
es-: my. I he Tr st.-es auxilary
l.......l. . I l .. e : v v i.-.i i
\ t'i . Imdy (if women assists her.
All of mil' auxiliaries need if !>.
^ :
We still iiia'irtain our forward
! < !<. .
st. rim.U' \mi: < iii ik ii
'v ?. 1".Ml . AVi'.i(lifts. Pastor
S-Mamie Ilintoir and Asst.
' Hi.nty .In! n-iti'i. .Jr., conduct
i 'la- S: nduy S Wool. Sonu' of the
' i i '?! ieii--?M'?H? ?i ii 11 h a iv
as t' li'-ii !-. They know v. hn.l
In take 1 " draw tile yatui i
! '1 - et4l< Ms. Rosin (tie.
!. . IH.h 1i\ (I clai es i Fiat
i !' i !a - must ' "! I,at senior t> a
'.i t. Mrs.* i?i 11 . ii;i Devout ??!?lain
thev wet'* and St ill'"hol'l*'<
hauev. Mr-. Annah If. 15i\>n
! N'?. :: t< a ' f. Mi s. IMae a
'i'iiMinas 'No. ! t aelieis. Mrs.
' hi:- mi \n. ai-.j Mrs. Teua !. \
> ':< , N"n. 11 a: all in a rare.
A warm prayi r service pre ed1
. !., -Si-'i*I it ? s. IleV. 'I'.
1!. Vi >al!ie's. i!. pastor,' preached
a .-mi! stirrimr -ertiion wide!: a!!
' 'l eyt d. S dijt ? i was found fsiji'u
lfor: Yea- My 1 'e...'
A\ e U;;i| sr.ci a! \ isit m s present.
Mr. .1. f SVotty^tf. and Mrs, Ma?
tin \\ aliace. *M'iss IT. ssie Jniir.-' n.
Mr. San.in I .Johnson an.!,
Al's- Juriali I loonier. Oar doers
iatd ajar t.n all people.
Tim pa-'or ami c i.. .1
.setvio-s at Shiloh (.'!.??;rdi. Rev. T.
('. C.'j'iy, pa-tor. Rev. Weathers
preat-'Hi! a masterpiece sermon.
At ."i o'e!...!. ??ni irrionin y I". a -t ;
t? ?>k pl.t c at .Mrs. I.aura 1 )evni:'l.">. j
mama > i nnsoleti by Sisters I'l'-si, ,
Sljjiiiv ami Amtah I'rimsiui.
< !.. eluuvb. job. tjw phttt !:
Mamie K. Hiutop.r Re pottos..
in.i jFi:i7 \TMTT:. <hi h< ii
Kev. \\ . 15. I., ('lark. l'av(or
fv.n a-. be iy i I :.s I'al.ii.v
r.i . . !. ?ra- n?of i f r I. iP '
Pi's" 1: as a result of this
omI ) : !! activities of xI.<
rh.utv: . M ,.h coinmoiulut "'> !>'
0. . . , . onibtcsiiiti < f th>
church Aver, tin ir.al.- or'an
iiait'o; i ' church for tin I ?}?
pi'trr!::!r,Iy lajiyin, ; mil 1 in "
proyu:.; ; .jii.>?< M by the ? :?sI
"i' i .ait tr srjyi t' ? pa.,
in . .'ho tii,- a Wo from St
1 : i i?vt 11 v rathoi
I iio s'!t . was i:..icvl appropriate
ill r.'v r wit . till' or a sioiV
t s.o-yjy,.. l:,.v. Mr
! ! M. .; . ayvnt f .( t !;
I'iv ri.a 1 ;iM?l Arc:.}-at In.- r
i'-vlr,! t,
. A.. . rip.:., a'birrss. whirl
1.- a f-.-ll rl.o-i . 'am_iuau'<
fro;r. ,!)iort: I'r.ansv.a-re
| I'.rayct. . |.ai-vntly Mr. Hilton
a ..1 .. . . si Lit i!i lAxuanw at-- "ih"
. : v. as
mari-'x' a: .1 f. :, . folly <!>
russoil. J t nr. i \ , 1 much roup
V '-a hi- anv friotni.
' i o. Mr. fl ato|' j<
a of parts, bavin .- m p
t' l !!:' ft to 71",TT;"Tf; N'< w""V >rl. '
City :-llv: :? rant of i o 77:1; Coin-a-y
x . r-ta.'Ca . at the past
W o'rlh's W.11. ami at pr, M-nt i.. I
! . -1 it,,r I .1 . r I
;thr N'.\.\( T. 1
Mr. I.. .1. Mm.i ets.U \ i-il '''V. acceptably
;.t the pinko. -:t ,.I th-i,;.
.' < ' ! ,-s u. fi' harm-mio- s.
t a!^l reflwtj-d much * i;i: :ii.iiiu'i i
My. II. S. Suiliva". In. It. \V
M-t!. I <. M. W Il-uiv..
Wr wi-ri' ?Idiirlit< ?! t>> so
I many visit t ii (tie services sun
{ <1:: v. t < mi' air a n. ^ t], v. ill a!
I wavs fi:v a cordial welcome,
i aiv honing a spei <Iy ivcov- i
| < * " for all . four si k members. I
T i Ssitalay school and A. ( . K.J
| (.? :.mi. n'v cot tine alone nicely,
mah r t!,e 1'ailhfi ! if idanee ??f j
Mes- i \\ . I!. Younir ami II. \V. I
Wei hi i'. respectively.
Tc iiastnl' shall speak Sunday I
mojninsf at the eleven o'clock ser 1
vice from the subject "Fifth
to'.O r.".
?K\\KTTSVII.!.F. NKWS
A nundier of teachers left this
week for various summer schools.
Miss Delphine McDaniel entertained
a few friends on Friday
I
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l) MAYBE NOT
x
Mlttl ?v If I OI(J | Y
tlORK .THAN
N ^
(?.. i- e min.I, especially, the imI
ii ssidtiable mirni? Answer these
tj. i-slimis an I yotj will see your
r . .. .1: ? ........ 1 ......I,.
Hti.nu > irt?m t! |||I H I VIII (UI^IV ?*
dangerous ;u:gle.t
T.ue movies art*'- "tops'1' when
it van.' ti> portraying j'.ist what
the f miniis raiiy a lot of gangtor
uiul shooting stuff. How on
aith'.may we export the children
. ot to want to carry a gun or
pistol and. use it? More that,
that, now can-we expert youngsti.'is
to lie ealni and collected,
'ii? ti i:.ey see m tile funnies and
movies everything* that ish't funny
V
We iiave a lot of sense, but it
seems we haven't sense enough,
to face real dangers in this age,
and do something definite about
tlieni'.
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night with a "Iloiiie-coniing So-1
rial." Kveryono reported a very
pkuii^mt evening. The ones attend
iiig from out of town were .Miss.
Odetla Miller. Messrs. James liar!
liir.'toii. John and ("orniclns Colei
of C'heiaw, S. ('., Mr. Randolph'
Itowe and Ml*. Robert Harlee ol I
Darlington; S. C . Messrs. Howe
-uird?Hu rlee?were?guests?of?Miss'
Helen Covington.
Mi s. B Morris of Columbia. S. i
i'. is in the eity visiting her child-1
ri n. She still looks the picture of,
health.?:
Misses' Carrie Murray and Lillian
Henderson, accompanied by
Mr. Bradford .of ihetsvilie. S. ('.
were the Sunday evening guests
of .Miss !). (). MeDanjel and othau
frieials.
Messrs. Henry, and Robert Butler.
Misses Anna I .or and Cornie!la
Butler-\ve! e the Sunday aftel'i
een y ts . ef their Aunt and
I'tiele. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Johirakin.
1_.Tiny are from Martsviille.
Mr. Bailey IUipiee w;u f; neroli/.ed
Wednesday r. TT at Sh'ilel,
Bapti-t Cliurch. Mr. and Mrs. Luther
1 Htpree of Philadelphia \vei
lioine to pay their last respect t
their father.
Miss Rosalie Alshrook *is* visit
ing friends in (liveleyville.
Our sic!; f iends arc Mrs. K
Jeatuikin. M s. Sal lie Cyns. Mr
Bo: Clislald. MisS Natl Jones,
(in to see t ilese f fiends.
Kveryoiie is looking forward ti
tlte cii|iim?-ncenn'-.iit exercise of B
H. S. School on Monday, June IT.
The nit-Mic is invited to attend.
M f*?Annie?Mae?Stephen?ItttMVdiu
sday for Xew York Cifv
i... , : 1 .: .? 1 ... 1.1
>' 11> i ..-osier uim i eiai ives
Mr. Ijee Mm ris of I>a iriiibur
\. c. was in the city Friday
r>?utc to Columbia, S. f., Mi
IVane's Morris aceompanied?hi?
to ('nlumbia.
Mr. S^ni Cook was fineraliz*
Friday at Galilee Church.
If i? i want?a "Leader" sir I t
tie Harold McKay.
Mrs. E\a Heath Kaddy is in V
city visitim*?^ husband and Ti
children. V
"IKFSVILLE NEWS
. The Coir.uniity Phl'harmoiiie
' 'h r s had :t- : oliettrsal Friday
nitric dune ill at S:lf? at the St.
-M-irt+h. TTiiiTTTi. Rev." II.
lad.son. the director, lie left
Srn.lav for :i trip to Pinnm-dinm.
Vn . t i- tldilct a 1 e\ i. al meet ill'.'
of two weeks.
Mrs. Tneso Pet r's* n c>f Ri.hr
4'i?riujr S. C. is }".e'-e visi'in.r to
?e-H-r. Mr--.?To o 'ih1' 1>>a!ks, n'Mvs.
Nina St rood, one of her si-ters
too.
Mrs. Rosa 1> nnis. Miss Sharlott
Pompev is home from Colum
' :a at th- 1 edside of her mother
M!s. F. P. Ponney. We hope sh<
w :IK sn.-.n he well' neain. _ L_ 4
Whop vmi tire in I.eesvilb* .and1
want ?,-nd t bine's to eat. ?o to th.
'hiker's Cafe. Rjylroad A\'o.
Mr. Sammie Pep motored to C ihi.
1 ia M.otnla.V on business.
RIDGE SPRING NEWS
*!'! servers jit Rider Hill Sunday
was Jn-t viand. The Lord's
" tinner was served ;tft awards.
The Mi nth of May CluTT^enort d
Mrs.. Mary (' juvford '
spoils >1'.
The June report was
-Mr*r Maud fiTgrn or tnroffsor.
Wo arc a?kincr that yo r tit +rrt:t?Trr
b? tri'ired n'i>\v to Ju!vlh-!'.
all yor tan to i>"t the pr >
nve'v M > s, f?. Mason is t!.?
ni.i|M,i, Watdi The leader for
the leport.
Mr. :mil Mrs.. M. } >. lJouan Jtncl
Mlj-s Almoin Mock wore visitinv
in llov. n Saturday at the home oi
Mr. and Mrs. NYlson Head.
M -. I'aulino Cobb I'dalock of
\il;on was tin- nfterno >n vilest o'".
Mr . ' . Williams lavt Monday^ j
11ov. .1. Andrew's of .lohnsf a . !
-Vas a . is.itor in town last-week.
IN mihkyim.K
air. Silas Met oy died suddenly
at hi.- home in Abbeville, Friday.
I uiie lit. lie was funeralixcd at
Ml. Pleasant baptist '('lunch last
Sunday at o'clock where he .was
It fa11In id member l'or years.
Mrs. Kmma Heed attended the
\\ omen's baptist Coincation.- at
I I.ni-iice last week. She expressed
herself as hav inn had a very
I loasant stay.
Mr. and Mr-n .Joe Henry of Secession
Ave., announces the birth
of a 'jn.ii 1, Joan, born June ?Jth,
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PROFESSIONAL I;
CARDS ji
Office Hours: Telephone:
IIA. M. to 2 p. m. Re?. 8871 1 c
i\ m. to 8 p. m. j:
DR. VV. I), Chappelle 1
Physician and Surgeon i
Diseases of Women and Children
A Specialty t
i
Office: Knaidonrn
2115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. 1 <
Columbia, 8. C. 1
OR. H. H. COOPER
DENTIST
;>.p*-cial Attention Given to Dis- 1
eases of the Gums
Gold Crown and Fridge Work
A Speciality
Office Phone 6129 Res. 8264
1125 Washington St., Cola., S. C.
dice Hours: Telephones: s
:3U A.M. to 7:0'J P.M. OfTice 603.1
Residence 8873 {
DR. I). K. Jenkins .,
DENTIST
fc'i.link's. Plates, Crowns] Fridges ;
Anesthesia a Specialty
|.l
I)R. J. G. STUART U
Kye, Kar, Nose and Throat t
Glasses c'iUetl Accurately 5
Olfice flours Telephones
10 A. M. to-2 P. M. Res. 4692 ]
4PM t?. r. P M 97ofl I
w v/...vt V J w >
Office , ' Residence
2030 Taylor St. 1.317 Fine St. j,
REV. J. H. JOHNSON'
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office ,2029 Marion Street
Dealer in Real Estate. Performs
marriage ceremonies, writes wills
deeds, mortages, claims, etc.^
Call t0 Sec Him
Office Phone 8107 Pes K7?>?
Counts Drue: Store
PRESCRIPTIONS ( OMPOt NI)
El) AS WRITTEN BY YOl'l
DOCTOR
A Full Line "of Toilet .^rl,cle? !
1105 WASHINGTON' SIREE1
PHONE 2-19C.7
David rLFTlison;
General Insurance
Honest and efficient at dm;
tion given to aj| liu* -?c..?*,
placed with nie.
PHONE .5717 ...
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Oraduafos eligible for adm
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Fall Session Begins
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Saturday, June 29, 1940
;i<EKNVILLE DISTRICT
UNGINti CONVENTION
H ARTEULY SESSON
'T!h* Greenville District Singing
onvention of the A. M. E. church
STo. 1 will hold its quarterly sesion
i'liMilav, June .'k>, r.)4U at the
??ir Yiev, AME church. Denver
>. of which Rev.- IX Gr -Brown
This convention is ulso invited
i) the Seconal Aryiual Home Coin
ng Day program to be held at
Big Bethel AME tihurch. Ware
shoals of which Rev W. L. Wiliams
is pastor.
Please meet us at Denver Sunlay
for-a glorious session. Mr *
1. K. drove, presient; Mr. L. R
Jutlor. secretary; Rev D.;C. Brown >
lastor.l
CHESTERFIELD NEWS
>
Miss Sara Jackson is spending
evcral days at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. Robert Foster left Friday
'or Belmar, N. J., where he will
pond the summer. Mi^?Pearl
..i > <n <i.-> ? IMII-H ri'iiHives in tncaw
recently.
M' s. iSunU* Kills, Due West
spent Tuesday with Dr. and Mrs
r. II. Tontley _____
Mr Emanuel Trivers is spendng
the summer in Charlotte, NC.
Miss C. Ellerbe, Cheraw, was
!e guest of Mr. anil Mrs. Howtrd
"Jackson Wednesday. -s.
Dr. J. H. Toatley motored with
)r L. W Long, Cheraw. to Mayes.'ille,
Tuesday*?
Mrs Lizzie Dill was the dinner
puost of Mrs P. C. Hiddleston re ently*.
Mrs. Jessie Summers is in the __
lospital a?\_this writing.
ONE WAY
VA cents per mils I .
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ROUND TRIP
10% less thon^ouble
the one way fares . ^
Air Conditioned
Coaches
ON THROUOH TPtft 79 1
J. T. COBB "
Division Passenger Agent
Columbia. S." C.
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> til inp i nariesion y
:>f Education -1- Ijl
iSPuiavlU'i'.^ The Grades X
I.ihrary.-?St-rong-Faculty y??-:.
THE SUMMER- | -i
mat ion, write {
ton Summer School '?
MiHJSTRIAL SCHOOL J
CHARLESTON, S. C. 1
AYSON, JR., DIRECTOR ?
inn, ibmmmwwmmw??
J. t
COLLEGE
X, S. C.
ATIONAL JR. COLLEGE
ission to the junior year
ndard colleges
MKNT. LOW RATES
LOCATION
Seotember 5, 1940
ress:
Johnson, Registrar
rner Brice, President