The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 29, 1940, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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BUSY LADIES'
The meeting of tlu* Busy La
dies club was held at the bono
of Mrs. Koberson 1101 Divine St
Monday evening. All member.
wwe present except two and wa
had a grand time. Mrs. Smith. i;
stul in New York. Mrs. ..Louis*
Oreo was ;a welcome member or
Monday. The next meeting w;l
be at the home of Mrs. Hva Adam:
1112 Tobacco St., .July 1st...
'/.ION IfOPFWELI,
? RAPTIST, t'll L'KCU
Rev. \V. M. Masscy, Jr., I'astor
Strother, S. t .? SS. Opened iU
. 11:45 with _Supt 1. S. Coll ins ii
eharfje. The teachers took theii
classes for a period of thirty min
i.tes instruction. A laree crow
attended. At 12 o'clock om tins
Lor-and IU*v.- Roberts as endetT tin
rostrum and conducted tin- devi.
tionals. The pastor's text was
St. Matt hew 1V:S; subject "Get 7t
Vision. The whole church rejoic
eil. The Lord's Supper was ad
ministered by Kev. Roberts in tiu
^^.uil'ternobn at which time be preavi
e?ta soa^ft it-ring senv.on all en
joyefr \W had with us the (loth
semane choir from B lairs am
many visitors.
On thu.'Tnfst Sunday in July tin
pastor and choir will wonshin
with Kev. C. Jyh'jSQ" ill Fellowship
BpOst church. All are
asked to be present, llopewl-ll is
making rapid speed since our new
. pastor has been with us, we liavt
taken on new life, both spit itua 11;.
and financially. Cimie ami woe
ship with u? on the lirst and third
Sundays.
M ItS. JOII ANN All WILLI AMS
OF BIN FWOOD. S. < I'ASSKh
a T" .... 11... i. TT-; 11;
.i?'Mtiniuui v. a
fuLieralized at St. James A. M. K
church Thursday, June l.">. lt'40
Rev. Q. I.. Barr, pastor, master ol
coremuhies. Selection, Nearer nr.
Cod to Thee, was- sunt; by .tin
choir; hymn, Servant of Cod Wei!
- Done, was lined by Rev. C. . i.
Barr; Invocation, Rev. I. .i tial-hie;
hymn, 474 was lined by Rev
L. kichburg. I-ir^r scrlpiu'roj. le.
son 90th Psalm.s^. Iiev. W. K. Ric!
ardson; solo, The 'Old Rugivc
Cross, Mrs Luvenia*"Waiters; Sei
oiid scripture lesson Ecc. 12th chat
tei~, TTeV." B. J. I lodge. Letters
telegrams, resolutions. PTA one
Student council, Prof. J. ('. Prioleau,
Jr. Letter of condolence
I" r o in faculty, Mrs. Clarity
Wright. Solo. I've Done my Work
Miss Ruby T. White; obituary
Prof. L. J. Jeiinerctto of Southerh
Pine, N. C. Remarks as tr
the life of the deceased. Mrs. Hat
tie BroWn. Remarks and so to
When I Come to the Had of My
Journey, Rev. J. I. 'Hamilton. Remarks
Row J. A DeLaino. Sole
Toll the Bell, Mrs Eliza- Iia.\ter
Remarks Rev. AM. E Kieiiardson
Hymn, And Must This Body Die
lined by Rev, Duval. Main eulo
gy ueiivercd uy ntv. y u. uurr
Rev. P. W. Iif -"? .?* was?pre -m nl.
The host of friends from far am
near who attended the funeral on
pressed the very high esteem ii
whien -Mrs Williams was held. Among
the many? friends were l'roi
cile Evans. .Marie Wilson, Mar;,
Wells. Alberta Rich, Marie Con
yers, Misses P. L.- Boston, Anna
Korshaw, Evola Canty. Marv Ran
sey, Mrs. "DeLairre, "Thr. Cirrrir
MeKlveen, Miss M. ltagin am;
others Which space will not permit
us to mention. Palmer un-lei
taking company in charge.
Card ot Thanks
We sincerely tl lill-lK U L> 1' Iltil 11^
friends for their acts-of kimhnss
shown during i.:n<ss ami death
of our low -ite. Mr-", .lohar.nak
Williams.
Mr. Thomas Williams, husband
Mr. ami- Mrs. Conned. WilliamMiss
Gertrude, Tlif." ""Benjamin
Misses Mabel, Mary and Katie
children.
diSnmark news
Hetlu-I \. M. hi. ( hurch
Rev. J. P. CumminKs, Past"r
Our services were very hi.gfi
last Sunday. S. S. opened at the
usual hour. Supt. 1-,. C. C. !<-*,::on.
presiding; assisted by little Miss
Lilly M.~Heiijauiiri. Splendid?remarks
on the lesson by tin- pastor.
At- 11: lo lt.< pastt biuupT.t. a
wonderful nas-auv. s :lijvsct 1'i-a-v.
it. This, meissnye aeuused th"
heart,- of ~ti,e dVw?><owry in eh,
ami all heaijts f? it Mad v. I.ile !.
talked to os, \ i<t os v.on MrsMinnie
Porter, lit*v. .lordoa
Mr. Pirtckuey and many others,
A ft cr service Uev. I'.'s turning
Bro. K. 1). Freeman went ho mi
wih Brii. and sister if. t'. (i w.-s
for dinner which was ?m\ enjoyablo.
At 7: la Mi.-, li. M. \V ,ijo .mi:
ducV-'d a short missionary service
with Bible quo'-ati ms and
sonys.
At #:h0 law. .("nrnmrno. , : ,.i;.
took t: < stand I rinyi; as a o -
sage from (!;< k. 1 Psalms, sill jert
An Kx cileni \ n < ! m j.o.ntwerc
broiiiM t oat. _
Miss E. L. W lilft is 11 .i- 77~
an A.U.S. contest Jn!\ 11t h v.i' '
promises to be vn y interestinv
ARREVIM.K NEWS
The Interdenominational Missionary
Meetin/r met at the home
of Mrs. Mary Pope, Sunday, J um
16. The house was called to ordci
by the chapTaih. Mrs. Devlin. D
" votions were carried out in th.
usual manner. The vice-president
Mrs. S. Edwards, took charge of
the meeting. Following the adoption
of the minutes of the laxt
1 meeting >7.00 was collected on the V
roll call. Friends are invited to I
attend these meetings. We were
a lad tp have our president. Mrs
I Mclzclla Hearst, with o ; ...n,!
Matter boine ill for so n.- time. W
. j adjourned to meet at the home 11
5; of Mr. and Mrs. .James Kdwaids
on Popular St.. the third S.-n?h..\ , "
i in July. The hostess served a do-1
' licious repast. ' * i c
< The Missionary Meet ing of tho|NV
Mt. Fleasant Baptist Church nie* jj
at the home of Mrs. Nannie Je
kins. Friday, .June 1 1th. The ores' 11
dent called tin* house t ? _ ot Jer *
Collection, amounted tp
The subject for discuss n was.) t'
"Keep in tin love of God," .Jud ,v
1 1 :! . -?5. The topic-wafu opened i ?''
Alts\ -.Tame Harris. Mrs. C'ynthi
1 Wharters won the prize in the cot | \
test. J'he niceti' r adjointum to t
meet at tin- home of Mis. Willie '<
Madison on Seeessioi '1 . .Inlv 1 1 '
*- A^lelk'ions* "repast was e: . d Vv T
the hostess.
I Mr. Allen Heed lias returned h V
Hendel'Sntiville. X. after spend t
iiti' a week, with his father and S
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Mi'l ed I
of Han ishiirtr, St. C
MT. /ION AM ! ; ( li t l'( If V
Ityv. (I. L Higgins. Kislnt I
r _, 7* ~
S. nda.V was a hiyh dav. The J" '
S. was .held at the usual hour at ' .-1
all officers and teahcrs ' .iveve "
their tline. S
Prayer service Vvas coiidmt"" > |
> by Mrs. Tula Bellamy ami Mis.Pauline
Undue. The pastor th.n
came foi ward and deliver ?1 a :
stirrinjr sermon. His i< \t was ta1
. en from St. Matt. 1 1:12. Subject.
! "Go an<l tell Jesi s." From the sei
1U"U we trained many tvod thinys. a
to add to our daily christian I'veOur
hearst \\ar.e made to h urn. :.
: this .man of (iod. talked. ,r:
j S
5 . A IK F.S NOT MS
l'i ieiidshi p ( ti: h
. liev. M. M. Pen re has '.. y. ^
dialed a revival - :n (i-i .mil. vil. '*
sou! h G,iiu|:-a. e
Prof. Nix superintendent . I", i
Sum,'av S--i >: is r> * ail
" .Mt-ii.h i v ;< v-tnui out "it...I-.'r'
- f'j-i (tit.m :! * rV,-!. I.. t i... Si re
IV! Km.'?111 I'll l ! II \?nrlril - 11 -' Lu
. iod.
I Ale- Gnjts - week: Pas (j
orV'Aid on Tin-i,ay. Mi- \ir;
-a VV- dm sdav. P: otherhooil on
Holiday.' l-VG.t, 1 \r* k-.s c- /
i Monday.
Tiie ("hurstinn rlub i-" ..lis. Milts
"I'lth aniii. i-! sar-. S??-?- v. j
10, l'.'P) at Friendship '. tela a
7:-".o eVloi'k. ' ' - .
llev. P>-:i p - 'ea-y I'd .-fu o Ve! \
insjimny sermons oa'nSu: la^. t!i
~ -subjects were Positive Uelifton .
Sunday mernin'y. and A Leaky
Fife I.ife Sunday nn-1 . A.
tile close of life- s, i v : - l
'oi: v. as eipri v. -i.
The visitors v.i r. : ! ,:
Fee Maker of New A'- , i: ' Git- j"
- '.Viiihim?Vr?rh \?rr?N-p-r?Vrrrt- -LCit..
; Mis. While- < -niani- M w
I'll kuss. \I !>., \> .1 !:!!; I r I .
>,Kir.l I'j'.iit i.-l. ; i 11 I. Mis> |>. .,-rrrt y
_ "i I'' S| M'i r ? ,
] Cumberland \. M. I.. ( kr.>vV '
%f!' i r: hi I tfelv
I. i ' !. laA. t.. C. ilidiV- 11
,, ? !'< !' it t'..IV. !'ul ii'if.-Mii- I i'^.'H ' i? : '
?L:S?. Kvelihl;' S -ice, v't 1 ki- *
'J : i 1 S/d e -r' S 'nh 1 >' it inn. \ i-*
; Mr Ma.- Thump*"
t'-a - .t .'!* Smyrna school visit ?
'ma Mr'. Ik .I.'ti'-s .ainl . family |
jiyi-r v. n !^ A' i -s. ^ Eva '
| ami mother "f b hp-si.y. \
, lel'iaIt ( ': arch, *
Second Baptist ( iuireh
.'.a ait.-'ar p. t aai v.. - -Id
ar M- < 11<i l?apt is! - it \V-Vnics kty
meat. T M test.. a as *'
1 t'l.r the lien.-tit i>l I tlx:- c
~ : : V. ~t;
:zn I '<:? ! r v a- tM.vi n tjV : *'
, ...la-- : . ~ M A' !
: : !.' : .. V; - ' 1 . ,,
i a: ?t : M -< Kthel Colder
i'!a b.r ;::. W-<\ i-.b-i'- 1'
W-csle.i Mvlboi!i?*i ( itureh ^
1 ..< : a-' and *:u aiber.- Wei<"
' i' ' Ml. !!rrb Sanaa : a I'tel
-M. ' a'"i ah-m-'-iv.-js at M
!.. Mt. Harris ThW'lM: r - -aiM
am ivt r.-ary. The pastor. lb v. V*. ^
M. -bulling t>i .-aclnd la.- sermon ''
A Ii.aily Vacation;. I I hide - i,.. will
be h>-M lit \\'i s'.-v in- ar h
July 8- and continuinj; t'??r two
we. k<. The en- perutbni. >>.{ A'.'. V
. en and vieiaitv is ; M
I'M.KhANI) S i:\V S V
(\
MM Kd.'it. T h > ; i- Wdi:.,in.
' fro; in v.- "
. erna ho&pital at?Cnlund.,; , " li, _LU
Tivt'a- |;.e
' ?rr Wrv'.y : h r"h with ''
!T" I'n I'.ev. I. N Norwood
. .ffi V-itjivc a-d-t.-d U> It: .1. i!
T"J It y of 'h,-..- 1.|. IViria
Misses si ltd li;it la-riiK \
Blakeney and Mr "Walker
worth mctnicu to New h, | > .
in>
i . . ai d .M i.l IV Kribvis an '
t'lin ilv <>!' a-vilh . X. i '. in '
,V|is 1- r :> rajh, i M
M.(?. (lathiii.'-'S.
Mi*. Ida Wail of Philadeln: i.
i. .! \T*i \\ ihna Sn . lair of W ,
i '.'"hi, i r i i'! :! hoM'.o i >n a
count of the death of Mr. K W ! p
MNs A. it Ho.,., y
Economic teacher ha*- returned ?
her work after a month's vara
fV
f "\ T
| FOR SALE ; ?
, ' I MMtiVr.l) . p>
i) u v <; o <> i> s ,,
Ladies Silk Slips, (;owns, I'aja,
"i-c- silk Stockings.
' '>.-< and Panties. All sample t,<
|V
(Mrs.) WondpH-fjfiuood Marins
PHONE K.vr? : w
2-1-7B GKRVAIS ST. ( ()Ll MR1A ; ,'j,
T
iAVKKI.KV lift AN (.'II
IKRARY
I ..riiU. H Wheeler
The s'-iin r iva(!ii]tr elul> li:
P- ?u This voat we ;??* >'[
v . \ : .. . ?
J . I- .VIIHTI I - : i/v'iir .
, ( ' >' Our 'llhtv-lihrat
s liiI i with Looks ahout Amei
a. America in CdoniAl <!avs, :
estern * ionoi 'a; .- with lodisir
I e<> i i <1 v- >u . and :.l! t!
I ittle !..ol , when
i.vHca w. - t'iisC founded. T' .
a?v? \.o Revolution. and the C
ii War period*. and ihe h oks i
uday. a* <! about s-.hp d- in .Vtv
a ;< t! < rot 1 ? had I:
i vu i ii rl :.nu- hoys, ai
o. !ccs ijourneys to the Has
.'e-1. North sind South. Come ai
rir el with vs. Vol r fatv is :i 1
ra y ,_eaja! an'1 ' 'f ticket, tl
ed. white- a 1 blue i "*n o4* t!
v T iih's, upon which \ ui
:: . is printed and the stati
aro cheeked. Some t
1 t ' i e tickets sire l.<
'.. i anees V'-Daniol. AzalK
I Thomas' v Anderso
* I; <!< ('hatnlau. I? i*: s Kaifon
r'rt i !'t t-e. Is-o'*,.-. Wn-lactv Jnf
1 ?.. ( '-.erine Worth
a?': ( < .sii ah Worthy. A?
t< -. \\ heeler. wis Ifoll-ua
ai Ilichari -.on snul ' tl
lsh'"'
IN(?! N(. ( ON V KX Vlo\
. i -I..-V .c:; != i\
Wi'.i< > > was u.i:
lie larj.
*< (! ay wl;i.!u v.civ, tlui
tu a siiiyiiyir Onvnition"
' I" i". <>!' \t w- |iD|i
' . !";< >i : at a.a.i I yi i i an* t
i - ' "I a ('v.- pri-j-Molit i
< 1. Carolina \vla> t an handle ti;
>i<. "le M " ~
? -Vi- ' I-1?? .sir i I- ?!!< '
lot hs We uavi' ..tclau 1,;s a
tvr . a: ' t . -i ?.i ;'w !
ritli lii ? nn c'htreh topi s, e;u
n > hv .ats in., ri.seit nat Ik
1 !' ety sincere and honest*. ,
a- an : ''ft tf t hin;?s ii|. ,t h
.. ; __:>ithint.
sT1 flyjil of the Iiaptr
he I'llli. . ... -- -a. ,\ ...a
-an V -la1., : . :u, la.
;ih I'.aji ! ;:??? servi.. s t?t t
b'.nyh should have the emiors.
lent at' thi* - pastor. <H" ar. la!..1
ia i h f ; t u1 ! ade> ,.n
nv church that attempt to >
I' o : . i vit '.!.i the past..
!! l';.:'." eia.ny people lavlif.
! I: : or has ia , uiny 'o .1
.. 11 'i: -..at.. t.:,? > -hoi;.- ra
ii. a: I... , a-iiy cnu-e misut
tamiimr ami *'r. l ::. .>
. ; vii . fhe pastor a ith ii
- ! I I : ' P-V
' 'ui- a* 1 >'.;i! Iiv paid -At
a tht- sUnaluiv of '.ia- pas^v
mi t !:< church i v i ftarv.
1 \:I I ho choirs .-an* v.,.11
: . . I; ! i I ail vit \v umh
L Ifnl.a -dip?u-l .l;Hii i?-ih o a
am tia- tiaaii.v liltiv 'ribbon. Aor
!i11li- to siai.'ii'aa t.- froia ti
. . ... Y. S 1 , I'aitU.i M.I
. ; 111. SlUmP, hut In
um-lay ' F:'i,rviivcato >t IT
>; ha\ iij'j i ni.-.. I iv t. an a
in chcvj; - put i.'-jt-lla-r, ji.Mti,:.
.i.i", ;i-v. ahead in nuance. llj.iaa
It Z'aiii. ai.4 S\w llifp.
.. I- .in. ' _ujii' - 1 til'.: chn.v
' .111n .\ 11l*." <'"<> hy '1
1 ' Is twill "li ' lb Wll .Ml'?i K
ii:;- I'riend. Sam (on!. slim
:ic t .inin:'. i:> never !>cl'oi
he had-to liKut hiitd l-? keep 'I'm.
rbin our ryes ospee.iall*. \\*. <
am ami his 1st."it- with Mr
'!; i 1,'.- a r'<n!i-:as voire \\< I
ml li.i trumpet. White lia
11>i Kl.. nv.rr \\ i a sent. Thclioirs
aiit Certainly doim?
rrr??eh. re! c s?and?rtiiim|,,-i
liotild ' "i-nurait'e tlu-ni by th '
W. K. ih
*-\a \ u 0">5r Mini i-:
< MOOF Of- AllKKVIl.l.i: \
I C'CMSS
I 'm- :* pel i id, of t '??> . lay . \ i
. iv< I-' i! 1 j-i. i-t' .\!i!n vii! '
n ! <i t f i >; W V.maiiiiii HiM
I-!"."!. I: v. a, V!,! f a !.< -m
riniary. u iiiniti ami intcrim-di
les.
The instruction coJl - is In' f 1
e Sttiiiy. snnvs and hah liv.o '
ui in-' tin- assembly hoi r t.k
h. "1 -I tn lectures- by th
'I!"", a .' ] m : fa VS. ! ! IT *1
'lams. K. F: .Johnson.
a! :mi Kit. a'tb imp '<
". Mrs. Knittedaiuj Mi-< Sara
I'hitr. Thr lectures v.-.-ti 'tit'1 .
at tonal ami fu'll ui' ..jn^xd-oia?TTTTTTTHTv
tin- T: i1 i' a v TiT iTi
ai'v Vacation 15ib!o S'tla' a
i'.'s b kr.l to Hash 'I!'s Sub
in / TMncc a ml Von-yed at dclud
il piriiir. (la Friday i.aiur th
otk fit tIn scliiHil i'ii"mittat
iI:' a \ i cy i ;? ? ? -1 hiv sii.il y
|?S !(' pmirra IM Iin! I 1 " t!
n'lvts showimr t>n pi ns; rea.\
ilifriiTi' tin- t v... w
s? ?n li n. IVi"-s, v. ?-r?- a\v:i
; Mi>^< ? <Syhilnnn, Rmvne nir
i-xfi'l!.>!;< < in Wiivk nn<i Mm- f '
winvr- ju r-nn ree< ived. tl.ein:.
Misses K?'jitrio?' O"o;|-yin. \">
hi imv. Master .ThaVst- Minini?U-i
ist- Johnson.
The ^elwinl Wits < ' ili'I'li t i 11 1/
I'V. K. 1,. il<v\.lams. a i-wn
no*.' minister i.f tin* I'n h\'lci
n rhi'rch "t' 1'i'y it" :i?vi' t' t
! < \\'e-? (' Ht< every effoi
as a!iv> <! town? <] *be sprees.- n
ie setwiol. His .assOtnnts wci'
R T?r. M:?i*v '
ana. Mai 'aret Ynntv. f'urnie \
inwoe and Mary F. flreene.
\R'I"\ HONORS I.ITTT.F. 0IR1
Friday. June 11. Or. aii'l M)'<
Norman Fitzpntriek entertain
1 at a levelv children's part;
inovine their little daiifhtci
[nr^aiet Ann, on her Rth hirth
iV. flt- tVi^ir
w * -'VWIUIIUI I Ullllll
V *
HE PALMETTO LEADER
> ' home. "Fitzhaven." i11tT
. tnicsts arrived tin y donned color
I the spacious lawn and over tli
j picnic trrpunds. The house was at
1 dell riov.el-s A nint uiwl
V mot it* was used thro -1) out.
V- - At f, o'clock thclllUtic truest:
i- were invited into tin' dining roon
in where, centering the lace eoveiif:
n table, was a beautiful birthda;
u cake bearing eight candles. Littl
v- Margaret Ann blew out her can
die.- as the Quests sang "Happ;
Birthday." Ice cream, cake, nut
l" ^id candies were served.
Those enjoying the party witl
>> Vavgaref Ann. were: Gurney an:
' J Ph.\llis Nelson, Vera and O. 1
' Champion. Itarriett and Dells
h' Mae Erj. miingcr. Gloria Johnson
Vivh'M* Counts, Jackie "Williams
11 i" a and Luscius Weathers, St
lair and Thomas Robinson, Hel
II en Mitch 11, Borothy and Mary F
s.. Johnson.- Jacqueline and Chloi
iL 1 ji> hi. Anthony M. Hurley, Harr;
and Roselyn Chappelle, Eugen
and Gloria Champion, Harry an:
" Eunice Goodwin, Eucy Rose am
John Adams, Cornell Boyd, Editl
III T.aVerne and Julia Margare
V- Koon, Clytee Gilliam, Kay Fran
cis and J. \V. Goodwin, Dori
" Thomas, Gloria Gairick, Juaniti
'.v Go? dwin, A. B. Parnell, Jr., Ell
< - tine. Smith and Andrew Sim
nvottsi Vivian Goff, Antionetti
Uoownod-and Willis C. Johnson
OtU.of town, guests wew*, Edwari
am! Gwendolyn A. Baylor of Ev
an.-vilU., Indiana.
Mis. Fitzpatrick was assistei
? by ber sisters. Misses Carrii
.Belli*, "Marylyrt and Annelle Hoo
ver.
" in:: soi tiikkn new
< <>Mi:rn CU M
! 'it. Island. X. V.. June 6?Wi
y r ' '. the home t.r Mr. and Mis
!i , . W illiams. 1 2()<> St. Bay
- side. X Y.'at Ssharp.
"i.ord i want to ho ;
Christian." Scripture by Miiss I
Johnson. 'J" Psalm. Prayc
.. '\v i he president.. Sony, I come t(
tiif an den.
7" : M .ii :t v.t ie read a ti <
i adoittd. Miss (.bidiell Johnsot
i11ai' a su.usxest ion for a boatl'idi
this summer. Visitors present a
d tiii- nieetiny were Mr., and Mrs
Caii.*r K. Wine, Jamnun. N. Y.
i -V i'. nn?T Mis. Neod Kaiford, Hemj
< ..<!, N Y.; Mrs. Mahal E. Win*
o (irOat Neck, N. Y.; Mr. Chestei
is i.'isi'H. Sr.. Chester. Jr., Sain
i- I !>ns.'ii and Jiltle Master C. W
kl I J.'.s"ii. Jamaica. N. Y.; Mrs
is i'".: .--tei .Uhnsuii and son, James
! h\ vsidj , N..Y., M r. \V. C. Napie
H <- aiona of Loiiy Island, N. Yr
W" are planniny for July 4tl
1 t?> Le the last day in the histor;
. of tins oryaniv.at.ion.
, I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garwii
n- J ha ?.i'.rst returned from? Rid pi
I:"be iii'.r. S. where they spoil
i vera! days pleasantly.
'file next nieetiny will be at tin
.i ; home of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Nat
.o |. tries. 101-11 Pine Grove St., Jn
;i j ..nica. 1. P. X. Y. on Thursday
,j lil; II. !?. in.
,, I '.'i-a McBui nette? Beporte;
-U < u LI B LLP-Ill lfcTON N I ITI Al
< ir!.iV ! >; ^{rn itla. dune I I Mi
?' 1 M1-. A. \Y. Cottrell, Sr.. wis!
' ,t., ^nnmtnee the marriar.e of...thei
- -1;:i chit r. llil'i: Beutrice. ?to' tin
ll< \. 1 >.. Bynum C. Burton. Ma;
s- JT.. P.'10'. at the home of tin
'! i.'iili's parents,-7!M A\ondale St
it The home was heautifully deeo
rat <! :witli lilies and jrladinlus
?d Mr-;, Pihv Holmes plaved tla
* Wt, Id it it- March. Mrs. Lottie Wit
hams was maid of honor and Mr
A. A. Holme- was host man. Tin
' cri i inoriy v-a performed by Or
A. P. Met on ikk, j>astor of St
Marl: \ M L Church. Many wit
- 4-.?~r j?t4~i?i?rem ottyr ~On t -uf-tovn
:e.-t y a-' Mi-s Mal.le Burton, sis
tor ;he e iooni.
Mrs. Burton is a graduate ol
[7. !<Hiuh .School and Florid:
State Colleje. She was a membet
of C 'e, ,l>. jm honorary men:
i- *^T'" of the Y. \V. ('. A. and the Kdufational
CI b. Mrs. Burton is i
talej'tyd m sician. her voice havi?>*_r
h en In a' d over the W.O.B.O
hro.udetistinjf station. She is ;
former, school teacher of Madisor
? i'""!'!;1, where she was a recipient
,1 of much commendation.
t Uev. Burton has attended sonti
of the leading schools of the conn
- i ry. lie )cuvc<l his A. B. degree
. u -> or?Le M-oytre ?1P o Here?M Pin phis
~ Tenn."Til lh.'JS. the honorary
dp in- of doctor of -^philosophy
> f oil) tlx College of Divinity, In!
(iiiina.polis, Indiana in and i;
.. :i t nndidatc for the; master of art;
1 <)? ". ; ce from the University oi
i- 1 Vjjroit.
Dr. Burton is tin- son of Rev
- ami Mrs. ). If. Burton of Newber1
-S ' . and the pastor of Lawd
rei.c> \MK Church, Katonville
' !'!a. I'? is also director of the Hu!
mane Chrbdian Society which is
i-ndi-a-. oriiiv to establish a' modern
a clinic for Xe'trroes of Orange
U.niitv, Florida.
I I.ISM \ M. K. ClU'ltl ll
Rev. .1. K. Dixon, Pastor
j A s|il(i.did review of the S. S
lesson was made by Supt. M. C.
(. Boo'/er of Trinity AME Church
> l'rayer set vie <- was had afterI
whieh our pastor pr.-ached on the;
theme "Singing" which was a
brief and timely sermon. We alsc
[ had a splendid Children's Day
pmeramt rendered hv the Children
e?f Elisha anel Trinity AME
. Chm h' s, also Zion Bap. Church.
v The choir rendered very .effective
- I music. Visit the frienelly church
. where everybody greet you with a
y| snule.
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r | BROOKLYN, N. Y. NKWS fc
(
ii' i-he first few summer days has <i
c been awful chilly in New York;**
- spring coats, were found quite 1
a The following young ladies * 1
( Vom Pineville,, S. O., are spend I (
s ing the summer in Brooklyn and t
n New York: Misses Ermena Priod
leau, Junior J. K. Gourdine, H. S.
y Hester Judge and. Omega Thurso j
e sopKThcflTS"?Priefidphip College, i
. Rock Hill, S. C., and Miss Mar- i
y tha Dingle '39 graduate of J. K. ji
<5 Gourdine H. S.
Miss Ida Sadye Judge formerly
h of Pineville, now making her home
d Brooklyn, will spond her vacation t
in BethUehem, New Hampshire.
a She will be very glad to hear from <
it her friends in the south, her ad- i
i, dress: 4905 Surf Ave., Sea Gate, 1
Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Esplanade^ (
. 2-3/97? Best wishes lor a happy' ?
summer to all. Lord, God of host I
e le with us. >,
d PENDLETON NEWS
tv Kings Chapel A. M. E. Church
I Sunday school began at the us.
ual hour, with our efficient Supt..
s Mrs: M. J. Crawford leading in I
a the lesson. At 11:45 preaching t
.........
"v ' v > ? s14 ' | vi c uiuaa- *
. ed to receive such food fyr th< i
e s<>ul as was .given Sunday by our 1
i. Pastor, Rev. J. B. Smith. ?Xlem- I
3 hers from King Chapel motored -
to ^Denver. Sunday afjternoon to >
witness and .K. assist Rev. 0. C i
i Brown in his Children's Day ex- i
l? ereise_.pt the Fair View A. M. E.
- church. The trip proved to be a i
srecess.
Mrs. E. Dpyle has returned (
from Florence where she attend I
ed the State Baptist convention
_ fo?' women. She reports an J
io.vable trip. i
Mrs. Pauline Thompson had as i
r her house guest for the past weekMiss
Rebecca Sherard of Ander- ]
. son, S.C.
Mrs. R. G. Reese, Mrs. Cora F.
i Reid and Miss Viola L. Graves
ere t he dinner guests 'of Prof, <
i o-d Mrs. B'. \V. Gall man Wednesd
day evening. <
_ Mr. B. H Keetse left for New _
i Yfork City Sunday night where "
i he will collect merchandise for his
> business He' is . an antique fur- i
t nituure dealer.
OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR
, IN COLUMBIA
^ Prof. II. C. Brewer, diivctor .
Darlington Summer school and
vice-president of the I'alm.l!
Stsite Teachers' ^association was ,
.' in Columbia Friday attendi", t!:? v
_-funeral of his friend, the R -v j
James Molman. This reporter
. chatted with him a little whih.
though his time, was short, he. in>- >
j pressed us that he planned to d ,
everything possible to have. eauL _
, county in the state to regis< r on.
hundred pereent. . .
Tile niilioi'itv of tlii. Ii.nnii.iv i.f
, the state art- elated with tin- new _
. officials and they areanxious- t<sec
them in action .July 1st.
Prof. J. R. Rurgess, the newly
ck-cti (I president is fai1 from la- 1
ing a novice in office. Prof. Eurgess,
has Keen the cxeclliw si-.-?
retary for many-yeans, ht-nt-c. h
knows just what to do.
President M. F. Whittakor.
' . 'Stele < olloe'O is I'ciV a III! 'I'
1 her of his hoard and will ?1?? i' i (J
! less-be of much help by his ad- t
l> vise along shnol matters. [Profs \
' Uu kner. Neal, along with executive
secretary, backed up by
Profs. Finley and tiallman, w? ^
shall watch and seT* what we shall t
' s?- a
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HELENA NEWS
Mt. Zion Rnptist Church
Rev. M. ('. Freeman, Pastor
l.hc S . inlay ?ju.-ho. .1?i+uJ ?i?U--?
usual hour with a larre attcn- t
dan.-e preseet. At 7:.'!() p.in. th: ii
, Rev. F..--K. Sliuh delivered a won- '!
derful sermon. We were very
.-. lad to have him preach, and is'.
I up our pastor. The followim:
...... |;. ... r
E. Sligh, Rev. M. C. Freeman and y
II Rev. .J 11 Willia't s.
I Friday night,'June 'ill an < >1 : l.
| Folk Reunion was presented at Mt t
| Zio i .chore'-. aCf.er which every- ...
, 1 one enjoyed himself and herself _a
. to the highest.
t ivrr. riezzie noun ami .Miss In! '
I Owens of Spartanburg wrir lb' R
hi' \1< s. A mail' a I'ohh of n
. Helena, S. C. ? ??
*-j?Misses Catherine ml (iliulys A-?
1 brains of Newberry were the we.d
end guests of brother ami si-- ,|
t. r-in-ia\v,Mr. and Mjs. Thomas
Blown, of Helena.
Mr. and Mrs. Arrhie Long. i <j
Cireenvjlle wen- tin- aften.oo'i w
quests of their parents. Mi. and ;
Mrs. Win. Long and children of ;s
1 leli'Ua.
n
l!ni? 11 Chapel A. M. K, ( lunch ,
Rev. T. K. Robinson. Castor
Sunday, June 23 was a big day >|
' at Brown Chapel church. S. S ,j,
| i poned at .the usual time with a 'p
' number of scholars and teachers ul
fire-vent. After a few minutes y
study of tie lesson the piesidinr V(
Elder. O. C Dunham made re- ,|,
ma. Us. At 12 o'clock Rider I).'r g
i ham delivered a masterpiece ser,
moil, csing -{as his subject: A t(.
Foundation Built On Truth. Af- jc
( ter the sermon we Went right in- jr
>, to tlii' quarterly eonfrence. There- jc
i were two brothers given licens- ,
> es to preach. Rev. T. E. Robin- v
' son and his loyal members of the V;
Brown chapel and St. Mary cir- T
J cuit have been able to pay the el-| ,.<
| do' out each quarter so far. A;'-J p
j tor a peaceful quarter hoards 1 | v
J and 2 served a delicious dinner to s(
the elder and a number of others . I)
Sunday, June 30 another big p
lay is schcuul?.'il-"at 1>i\?wu clu
?1. All t.llO i'lnni ?1
list! in an i y tug in
mt.
On Monday ni.ai:t, July 1, t
fteavunty?Oosi>ol Sinews ut 1
Lroit, Mich,, will at o
thurch. Tickets arc on suithe
parsonage. Oct them <>n in
July 5, tin ministerial alliai
i-ii4- render a i>iograui. The si
eel for the evening v. ill be Eifc
ioasons W hy i tjt ia te t..e Bi
s the \\ oi'tl of (J oil. taime O
ind all to both of tlU'se occasio
On last week the death of }
D. S. tVeenwood brought dm
ad ess to ti.O | t .,'{ it- n?-l'e II
,he neighboring vicinity. Tune
* ere n to to .salty
;ernoon. lie left to mourn
Oss a (Iev-i'led v.ile. Sister, b
ther, son, daughter, two gn,
children and a host of relate
tin lrieiuts. Tiie i.m.iiy Wish
.hank one ami all lor tin- kindn
ihowii during his illness ami dei
tnd for tho beautiful ilurah- n
ivere contributed.
Will IT-MIKE NEW S
Revival meeting closed
Sims Chapel Baptist Church. K
J. li. I'icKolt. tne cnrut'.t t4>r, I
returned to hie home in (,'inc
lati, Ohio, l'aslor, l.i-v. 1'. \v
ace. Rev. Piikelt a: ;i Ucv. \\
lace were two week- gtUusls
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wdiiams. lh
vere delighted to have had d
ier with Mr. and .Mr.-. .). ('. lii
tnd othersAn
adult program, \ induct
:y Faster Robinson, mas held
lame Tabenu.ele (h.rch. Su
lay night. Mary .g.mered exi
flit speeches. Collection S'hUo
Rev. 1. l!. KuMhi delivi red
! nu.1?si'i nio ?a4?1 i ilai' (iinvi1
Sunday to . an appreciatee an
Mine.
Home'-froni school are M
Uouisc Jones of: Friendship <
eye ' at <: k i di. t .; .1is:
Leonie Doughty. YoieheVs fm
lute at Denmark, .is. C.; Liz
ami i . ..s. - Knkk.i d. lbs k" ii
v ' . . a. n S': > Hi
jf I'liin':.' Mr-s.s Ja.h
:i .1
.'.Mi .?fuel-?k! i .' i ' t. i a
son oil Union, S. (*v were t
. . s ..( ; : ,\ ' I
..... . .li" : ! r. M .-. ! !'. all? t
< v
Miss Celeslim \\ aim i h"
from Drayton Strut 11 It*-; Scir
it New'berry.
Mrs. Jessie CJrift in v. a - I'am t
i T
Church. Fnt i n : i a * i: a; . :A*iVcll
Baptist ("liumii. d.h -H-f
nortician, in cliai'Ve. W'e - t
.' < this w . ;i 1. '
AY hope !' ' ! i . ' " n:
!l-y. \\'<; hope fur t: e con; ins
Miss Ruth Johnson has iel.ii
;d home after i.d.e r ,vith
her- mother in time' >.
? ^ ^
A II :.I \MS ( i! \ i' i I.
\. M. li. t ID l.'rl!
?4?v-. ??rt~. -..h-tfi' I 'liHy- J'j^l IH
i , . i . .
Or ' " < , \ ; I .
'... t'
t !]? ? ;iy, J ? .t? ; -?.*< |
e.xt from dfd:.. | F \. j,
da!, i.- a \\ |
o be at Ids I : ? Yin' , us V
hi' choir was exci < ding!; uoi
I .e, if.' . .. ..
h". . ; ;-!,,j- i \,)h;'
'I ' I ' ' - Trustee, i
.. . i i. t r-'.
0 pay We t.n- ant-.i-i
. i t!"
in- 'ally will come oIF the eo
-'4-b A t
1 1 ' ; . r ; . .
aid In!" ! .. c , v . t
unday at !ii,!-. i: .. ii>. |.k
il! -!?<.. its ns-...ii. I I
.oaglie is sj?>n i:.y a dhiicr
he A - ia;. :V I
i < i . v at
nd .. ? .- ! .. J.,, ;;
I church .July a liiiissl-.il K;
C < da.-. will i?. i\? ? 1 W
ut -mini this i . aing with ti
cufiei's.
The evening services v.ViO rqu
. i t past
eliwjvd a great sermon. ()i
with I!h- chun
i 11 choral i lidi a
sti-d "a tin- cladr Sunday nit
'hkrh added (o tin- services. TI
i.i cvi f \ 'I' u-sday i
hi ?h-1; at the ci.tn.h. All mo
; . : -jt't'i b( ;??a
lembers are asked to be pre
.(
ITa* Missionary society met
ic !i ryh last Friday, and en
acted a very interesting ineetii
oo ituieh praise cannot be giva
tr President, Mrs. JolVersoti at
Irs. At-: lies llikk-lnand J'or ti
-ry line program that was re
red. TI.i- tln-iae was I ovi- at
irnrtrf Viin n> nant/iivwl I t".
T V* J Vlllilg H i V II I I I 1 III
it t??;>m-. V. V- arc hajipy
iu>\ t'nal a i\v ' uve. <>ui mis
inaries orpanix.cl, and tin- It
i the* state. The .1 mi i<>r ,\I is
inaries met at the home of Mis
; ' a a l < : a i i< .- I! ay lies. i
1 " * ' i ?'*.? " -/aviy.in ofS.1
annus officers was complete
he following officers were dec
I : 'isses \vttiir tirtett Med
resident; -,J''na:.etla Hildebran
'?'( - '.ill i<\ -ni : ('ha close H;;'yiH'
;c rotary and reporter; Catheryi
avis. Asst. secretary; Mali
henc, treasurer and Gladys I la;
Saturday, June 29, 1940
> 1 - | nes, chaplain. After the transact
. | mi; in iiumiic.-im a ueucious repast
L's- ! v a-' served. The pastor organizj
i d Ai vilev.' club last Friday, Mrs.
:nc ' Vivian Mingo was elected prepi>
' ! dent; .Miss Llease Jefferson, sec'Ur
j ii-t v; Mrs. Leila Mcnderfhall,
at l < s ii ' . -'The name of the club
lie and other officers, will appear in
ice next week's issue of The PalmctJi>
to Leader.
1)10 BKTHKL \. M. K. Clll'RCH
lie, i_
in
K,j. Rev. It. J. Iliitehinson. Pastor
1111Si. (leorg\ S. ('.- 'The morning
! services be.uan at the usual hour
* ' i condu.fed by the pastor
} s He preached freni the s.:L,ject A
1'J* Circa t Invitation. In die af'ter.
noon. Ldu Children's day was oh- * ,
k ^ served bv the three churches takl.
ing part making it a grand af
L'SiS , ? cv
j | JVI1'.
t|1*' : P' V. Walter Wimrfmm ami?a
" student of Morris college, Sumter
delivered a very good sermon at .
night. Subject The Power of Influence.
Rev. Wind! am is making
i? I. Rev. T< on er a young stnVent
of Benedict college assisted
al ? ;r? ?i... .i,.,.~?m....i..
|. J The. Simmons Sacred orchestra
j';i_ of Augusta. (la., made a wonderfill
hit to a packed house June 24. '
There will he a Mauless Weda'
din}? igriven on the 8th of yMl.v .
,t - poll Stored By Mrs. Mable Slini'
1 tners. You are cordially invited
l.i;.il
?
NKW HKTHKI, NKWS
ed
at Rev.' A. I). Duncan. Jr., Pastor
a- ?''
: rv ears left (Vonruff Suna
6 '- y f r other churches as there
,'Vi- :i I "nera 1 al Heaver Dam, an
,|j. oth.r at Mt. Calvary (Dea. CohnL
a? New Liberty <llro. William
Parks i. New Hope (Miss Jose uj.
phhu* Rice). Miss Nora- Parks.
Mr. and Mrs. .John. Hobby; little
lt Barbara Parks ajid the Writer atz!c
trrdi d the funeral at New Lib >rjjj
tv. Rev. Anderson of .<\sheville; N.
j.!.j ('.. officiated
A singing convention will c>n.
>( 'ore at New Betlu-l on Sunday
-? iiioi nin". Tin?pnblii?r??inv i'ted. 1
Don't fail to read The Palmetto
ho I'1';u'trSunday
School was fine on last
d.-v. The', i 'ssim was beautiful1,
ly taught. The banner was won
y "< Pi tore Roll Class No. 2,
Mrs. K. J. Parks, teacher.
The pastor delivered a soul.stiri
iny sermon. Another T>nb was u,
-air delivered at night. Both were
immensely enjoyed.
Mr. James Williams of Binning
ham. Ala., is visiting his -sister
here. Mis. Klizn Thompson.
Mrs. Marion Thompson spends t
her vmaiion with her sister, Mrs.
Rhs-tutL, Williams of Virginia. =
r T~ ?
Vh'!> cribe For ?
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HOB HOPE
P \ l I.KTTK t:nnn.t?n
'The Ohost Breakers"
p."rvrx-TW-<4. ,
South Carolina State
Heauf icians Con v.
\ W II I. UK II KI.I) AT
nv SI MTEK. SM\ I
July 15-16, 1910
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LINCOLN 111CI1 SCHOOL
AUDITPRICM
Mrs. Annie- ll. Evans, Pres.
Mrs. I.illie-\V. Rogers^ SecMiss
Elsie . Senrlea, Reporter
/^^^RQSKCfinRISnDBBD^
P T : ...
:-Grocery and Lunch
IK' Eat the Best
"s. At Reasonable Frit)>
!' OCR FOOD IS CLEAN
1)t AND WHOLESOME
in S2t> Washington Street 1
u. 1
s. i P. J. Herrin, Prop.
? I SSSfSSKKKf^f'
Ik Monday, July 1
" > IS THE
First Anniversary
OF THE
5 Points Theatre
COME DOWN AND HELP
US CELEBRATE!
" SPENCER HEDY
TRACY LAMARR
S- in "I TAKE THIS WOMAN"
![ MON D A Y?TUESI)A Y
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'"' .' Kverv Monday Night is
,u. i "UARO.ATN NIGHT"?ADM. 10c
y