The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 06, 1940, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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IN MEMOK1AM
mm
ttOrXDTHKK?Beverly W to
the sacred memory of our belowd
son anil brother; who died July 7
19.11). : '
Your gentle face and patient smile
With sadness we recall.
You had a kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
One year ago today, iust one.
Since Beverly fell gently asleep;
We low 'noath the rod; God's will
be done,
In His arms our darling He'll
keep.
Loving,
Mother. Father ami Sisters
IN MEMORY i.
Ta? sml hut loving memory of
our husband. fattier and uncle.
Lev. \V. P. Carolina. who departed
this life one year ago today.
July a. 10.'!0. Do we- miss you?
Echo answers "yes."
With .Testis Christ for our leadei
And the Ribfe for our guide.
Tn the sweet bye and .bye we'll
meet you
When into Heaven we glide
Sleep ott dear beloved ^
Under the mound of clay, ->
But. with (iod high above
We'll see thee in the rising day.
Wife, Children and Nieces
IN MKMOKIAM
In memory of Mother. .Mrs. Ella
Alston, who- died .June 26, 1060.
New York. Surviving: husband.
J Mr. Westley Alston; daughters,
1 Mrs. Rebecca Redd and Mrs. Elizabeth
Smoaks: sons. J_ohn_Westr.
feyU'Jr jUfediTTe and Robert Alston;
four grandsons. ~ t
CARD OF THANKS
The family of
1 If'll ,;on?William Smith
gratefully acknowlode your kindness
and sympathy
Mrs. Palm Smith, wife
M.t-, Oia Alexander,
daughter
A>heville. N. C.
Mrs. Annie Bell Evans
daughter
hi: i n i i iii.m nYiyiv cifi Rcii
Rev. E. A. Davis. Pastor
S. S. was followed hy the rogular
morning worship. The pastor
ETrrp a -hrihf rovit-w of his trip to
the M inistio\s~T7ist7nrte?at?
ton, Va. '1'ho sermon was delivered
bv the Rev. E/.el of Union, S. C.
who is attending the Allen-Benedict
Summer School. The message
was thomed ''Light."
The Usher Board had their r&th
Anniversary program at 1 o'clock
with all the visiting Boards present
taking a ve.y active part on
the program. The total collection
was S'>9.25.^ We thank all of those
that eo-ongrated with us.
Evening services started at h
o'clock. The pastor delivered a
fine message themed. "They Saw
Jesus." The spirit was high and
both choirs rendered appropriate
music.
The Parade of the States wil'
be given he>e July 1"). 1910^ You
?aie asked to be present.
Voir 'ire alvi ny i "" ! " mr nl in =
church. It is the church of Friendly
Folks.
I.ATHENS NEWS
The -Silver Tea Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Odell OtVens. under t'ftft' auspices,
of the ladies of Springfield Baptict
('hurch, was a sucess.
Don' foriret the sick in our
midst, there is a lad from Clinton
who has heen in the city hospital
' two months and has had his leg'
imputed twice. He is grateful for
the least won! of cheer. Don't for
get, he is a member pf the Belle 1
St. football team.
Mrs. Fannie Baileya nd Mr. Ed.
Sullivan, Miss Dorothy Caine and
Mr. Horace Calhoun were respect- <
ively unjted in holy wedlock over i
the wekond.
Mr. Horace Poe is visiting his s
parents in Durham, N. C. He?
was acc<rfflpanietl py* little Mattie 'i
Langley as far as 'Raliegh, N. C. i
There she spends 1 the summer <
with her sister, Mrs. Hattie Lang- I
ley Dendy. 1
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson, 1
Rev. and'Mrs. If. H. Hill and Rev. '
C. II. - Simon were the dinner \
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Epps Jlel- .
ham. Wednesday. t
The Piedmont S. S. Convention *
of the Church of God will start its \
annual session Friday evening atjf
the Evening Light Church. Inter- t
esting programs have been ar- i
ranged. The public is invited. ] t
W1NNSBOKO NEWS
By Mansel Boss
The Free and Accepted Masons |
of Fairfield County celebrated-)
their froth Anniversary on last'
Wednesday evening at Way man
Chapel AME Church. Grand Master
J. S. Stanback of the Masons
of South Carolina delivierod the
address of the occasion. Grand Ma
troti C. M. Finley of the KastCrv
Star of South Carolina also mad (
an aftpealing talk to the w/mien
of the town telling them to wt.ki
up rfind put the Eas? rn Stai
fi,......... ;...
x i mi |'ivi mtu en>11. .m in nit* pri*
aiam, a rcec| lion was uivcn in tin
Masons' Hall for the Masons-an I
hoif wives.
All Wirfnsb* > mourns thei
doatli of Mr. C'hajT" TT7 Peay. who
died last Wednesday. Juno 2U,
ill 10. Ho was fmoralized !-'?=t Friday.
June ~ 28. li?4(> at lJvik".Mn
A M HZ Church of which lie was a
very ncfbe member.
_SLr. Peay was survived ' his!
widow,"Mrs. Peary !' r two
sons, Alexander and Charlie I'oav
Jr.; three daughters. .Mrs. Hois
Johnson. Misses Carrie and HIease
Peay. six prrand-chldron. fvoj
Brothers, William and Th <m;i> !
Peay. Mr. ,-Poa.v was loved hot hi
colored and white. A ^t'ine Clvi-'-l
iain irentrenian has passed. >
r; - Also amony-?the dot; as- !' IT
Mrs. Ida (Joins ot' White Oak.
On the sick list are Mrs. Holla
Heiyler. Mrs. Ella " Kolloy' and
Miss Maude Molilev. also Mrs.
I. win Hall. W
Mrs. Beatrice Ross is improving
from a recent operation at the
Columhia Hospital, also Mr. Allen
Wrijrht, Who was 'aV i ! *l\
hint.
Mr. and Mrs. David limit"" a .
proud to announce the birth of a
daujrhter. Atalrena K<|uilla, -born
June Hi.in
Mrs. Kate Jot or of Cnion. S. C.
spent a few days with th<"' 1: -s
children. She is the mst.-i < " .V s.
Meat rice E. Ross.
Mrs. Alice Johns-m of Coin
'>ia is itere visiting tier sister. Alts
Sarah Mcintosh. She i aceomi timed
bv her .little neice. Lillian
Cnllmun," also of Columbia.
Mrs. Connie Davis is h? n- a'
the bedside of her .grandmother.
Mr. Nathaniel Taylor of. r!iai.otte,
N. ( .. was a visitor in. ou.
town Sunday.
Prof. Kdjrar Lee Richmond am!
mother, Mrs. Ross- iU lie Richmond,
and Prof. \V. A. Ross. Jr.,
motored to , Columbia Salm da v
moi;niii? to visit relatives..
( II RSTRRI I 1.1.1) NEWS
lb yislar. serviees wore la-Id al
(i rand view I'l't-sliy-t-itau > .. 11 < i
Sunday mdrninjr. hi-. .1. II. T alle.?
JMWtvr; i~"
A splendid program v. a.- hv'd
Sunday nijjht at-Mt. Tain./ M. K
church. Ki'V. P. ( Middles! .
pastor.
Mrs. A. <j. Doujflass. Miss jh
sic Baconi, Charlotte. N. ('.. vi
.Tod?.Mr. and Miv.?Alhei 1? ! iin; ?
and Dr and Mrs. .J. II. Toatlc.\ .
last week end. Miss lkuo.n i..
it ally .front this town, and is a
net iber of the. fae.lty of t; e hie! '. h<
ol. at Pnvidson, X. C.
Mrs. Elizabeth Uivcrs and
uii.! Jackson have return.-d ai'.et
haviny heeii o'ut of .i)i, city fo'
e'Vi ral days.
Mrs. Jessie Summers has retui
ed hotm- from -The it.-"I...! at
is t ewvorir.u Vapidly.
Mr. nnd?Mrs:"'JatI.e.- ilAvr
in- it Sunday i: . Patfeland. wit i
Tie ids.
Mr. .and Mrs. KUi.-'u .] ,t
C., Si inlay Jit ti-r7nFT7n ~~ .
.A. is. I!. Pa-eland. visited M:
Ma. In lie p. "oittsoh last Weik.
Mr. William Johnson *
infr in Patehind this \Veek.
P.ev. and M?i...P. <H,d<i.!?.s.t r |
motored to MiT'arland ye-leuho I
to" : ttend a special pro;.(ia civon.
at Mt_- %i<?n M. I'-.- Mm. ii. M'
C<>1 mibus (ill accon.p.iin 1 :
Mr. Will it* Niveir- >p< :.i
Sin lay in Hn'?y.
I'll'III i n LODCIv NO.
r. \ M. M \SONS ( i:i.i:m: M I
urni anniversary
Wiliils urn, S, ('., .July
Fid lity Hodtro N LI?*
celebrated .loth \f,
niv rsary Wednesday niehr
Way man AMIS church. S. A
Mniiv, till' W. M . pl'1 selltcd' i:< ,
f. ,\l. Beatty. the master of e-r.
lories who in t rn conduced t
ra. 11 as i'ol'u.vvj-^
The history of* the lodi/v via
ft-a- I by Hro. O. K MiiwiirnC A -rr.
Thi- \V. M. t..? 11 presented 1!.
firrml Master. Hon.. .1. S. Stan
back who ijeliverei] a' wnndertV.'
address on Masonry and made it
olain that > d >ts ml > ?>!:
done or shield violntois <1 tin
laws of the country." It t co'nilons
such action* !>y any memher
of the craft. Next the (Ira . >,
Worthy Matron, Mrs. ('. M. Kin,
ley of the Order of Kast?rn
las present! I and she n el tl.
:*ongregation spoil bound ~m sir.;,
illg the lit ed- of ti e Women's d<j.-j
nartniont. Bro. I! I) ".la orisonspoke
in behalf of the In he. !>? ?
K. S". F,:loston the o:.iy let
member living was pres< n.ed ana
made some remarks. The master
i?f eeremdnies stated that the
lodge had voted Hro. -Eglcstbn" a
ife member in the local era It
ivithout paying any dues. Music
v? as furnished by a mix: ,i choir
.vith Miss Beatty at the piano.
\fter the program the lodge returned
to the hall where a table 1
vas spread and the Masons, their 1
fives and friends enjoyed deiiuht ;
ul refreshments prepared by the
ommittee. The affir will be long I [
emembered bv those who at-' i
ended.
' I
. .,s - .... ~ -W
THi
jlM U IKir TO < II AKLI J??TON j
l!y \\ . |{. Ho\> man J
Sun'iay. lie :!u at .".ti si.a I
14i v. H. II. II;,ti" nntt this ?
l? *it ('oluinbia v :th .- v,. i .. buses '
lur.i'i ! with aiftilt students en-1
roitc"t> Charleston. O. r l.upkiw-ii
up Mrs. llanton at ' inier.
on. stopping ' vera! tinn - near
My .! an : in.. !\ arc. . at
Cimrli'-lVi II uYlo.U. We wor
j : Pi ! ..I .-'I. I.uke A.MK ehu < .
v.-In--*. V... IT, Ili, mi
amused in st-niK'H Tl"1 Sal* ,
havin I y\ it, savoi. It . < a. I
,?' d v. ii.'ia. !'r. l'liis-. ti. paste."
v."a>. ju i '-ee^i.s, hi.:',
i. i . w hu K i:??w I r. a '
. I'.ilis V 'II -ill I I -t ll<> I 'if. J
nuil.e t::<>ir friends I'eel ;u hojne'
St. l.uUe is Oi ' of tlii' In si li
naneial ciuic !n.? in tin* (Oiioe.-'
: ?i*' r ;tic leadership Mi
Kills, this eluiivh has srrown by
lenjm and bounds, belli in timr n _
tbership. Though il
a 1..til Sunday with tran.v of tin
tin ill" i> gone I" tile ir.mmtui!
ij!"' Inn. 1 must ?.<'!.!ess we were
s- . ?; t<> ,-i s ,i a i .ipaeity j
mi: at n'jiuence. lie liad foiu j
#>r. live eol!et,t;o:.s a itil the sing
mg ?>f em- seiei'lion from the <hoir.
' ? i ?;e! stand Dr. K'i:-. witi
:.:s i >;i ?vg;.t ion \\. 4, a
I ;uid o.a" Ti'ost 1 . i 1 . } .
1 1. ii ;ee. 1Kilts told
I.' oagregalioii it' his
.tie . ir-dorst'l. tlii- eluireli t
v.'1 Is M-. malt la 1 ne in xt two
1 11; *: . 1 in nit?am." s-rrrm?from
.... -a) I < (
\ ; it-inniks ;.i>" im*n.Iji
i . . . .. .I .us- wit .1 - i.lit- oi j
vi-j l" < f - ul ,
U.K. \V. ..]u:.tii-tot.. i alive "t
<'h: i it? 1 was our i: u'ale . aii,| '.v.- {
hu\ :;U .. I'- '! i . >. a .'I l. ii
till It lit ! . --'lUS V SI Ill < '! lil 1 - ]
lust- ii. Tin- ( iMiju-i Kiw r liiaia'i
the . As:.ay. . Uiv.-i,. nan/la-ea-i
ohureht -. k?. . usennr. [
yal 'i aini even . as. i.aJI iranu- ]
Sunday. We saw h?.inlie !> >
\. jiu s sit!in. In i. i- hot li-.inii.1.,.
sin. \ >.\i in" ti.<- .Sail-.
yet niany .>1' these saint* oiejiTut
S itIV Il"t u > s ' . ntilli i
-1 [ 111?iii.'i. I?*? ?-i. i 1111 1.?-u. i ; ,i 1
nils', nr.
I*'..i* t;.. next * four weeks we
ska.I bt in Orangvbrry at Audi ay .
-lia :ici' s.-i. i* a!- wii<? have j
M- .'. * i. u -. -tay v fiti- us
tk.:' i'mv State ..allege. a
i it .* ?11.|- wai ts lis to say to .
N s'.u:. trie...Is. want tin
t lii -at i a l.l f la il t ..el e a- t
,ai: . . ;
\ isnoiv's 111:ic i: i
lMv. :?n.i .Mrs !!. II. H::llrr. .
-?m Irnrfi':: tI .?C'rnieliy'.'s had "7
' < ' I >!.] . KreVer I'i'mllai
ts' dle, S. visited tin.- I'a!
I : ;!< ! - ? li'it.-tj 'last Week.
W II! I'M IK I; MOWS
\ in:' S..n lay was held _
! a:nI Bruce Tal c! :i
I- i-? iu;> . a;! a y: Willie
I.. :.??11> tn-. aiu t <-. S. S. ;.t Sims 1
' ,'fl. It. .-1 .. w:ts'-di>c.
! al Br-.e l'aLa rs.acl . 1
? ! .Mpunso; oil b;
y. I- 'I I-"riday nite
v. a s lie! ! ' at her i. i.e. A lar- 1
u... r i?ieseii't. lianas w?iv '
1'rix.s. wvre auaided. .
.V r. I .a! n: ii (i "jli-n truu I ryon ,
\. <J., vis.ted a", lla hnlne uf Mi '
.. .it^-Mrs-.-r'ula ,.J?'Ji:? i_* Miiiday aim ,t
also til t-r re!-n+i ws ~liertjr v
a r. ai d .Mrs. Kui.ard Swindler
v la-? , S .i;.ia\ at t:. '
in. . ('..la Jain- *
el ai.d : i I y, ' '
?Saialiel 1' a ill- .M. Fai;t, ]
aded tlu an mil TTTeCtine Sun
day.
1 a- .Muu.-iei ial aliianee of the ^
l.ai ' - .iistrict was held at Siin- *|
( hajiel, I uesday ni^lit. A I'm. \
1*1""" lain was rendered l.y the dil'- ..
Il l', lit niir.i-ters. K. v " I.' V\' .
r. r:t j\v7*r.T t rfo" f,
air. and .Mi-. A. ICaldwell )
4 i '< : ith J.ay la
t.: i .?-t-:j 1 !? . Sntur
day.
' I. . : a: a cnir.|>aiiic.l 'J
' - '! ll;a " Sail a t
an i i Ijnri-. iiiii ''
S. ; day.' I
. --i.il ...
; \ i ai.N.; \ i;\\ s
Uu'mJaA A. M. J '.' Church < 1
... -i ii ? .-hall tn Via
A-', u ai t.vt la-}. \\ wit- S
: . ii ..r' u.< I atl-st da> > v
' m i.i %?' n ai I in- tli ir. a'.- hi.-- a
e
AIU i lln- ..I- a will taiFji'li1
S. ! aid ii'.i.v.-. \v.c clos'ii
vith .-.plainial and financial s.
sAt
ln: |A an -Old Tina- lli liic- a,
, \. i . .MT-r-onv i :im car- ^
a *|>;Mlnai t'? i lad s
liy .Mi s. Sarah Fowler. At 11:5."
the father nl t. e l'astiir llev. Id
i'. ilutli i 111 '-.a ;.i-d an ai>!i' m i ''
inoii, tla nnd "t'ai t\\ in;? Ym.r ( Vi?
.! .< >i-.lil .1 1.. I>:i v.. i'?i h
joy.i ii tin.-" >-f11ire ycfv.ivs. At nit"
I!. [ preaehrd anoth- .
er , ' <:!' si.-.i? :t theined "What \
Ma oner "f ('or.versation is This l.
Tli.it You Have Itnc W ith Anoth- ^
i r'l", Total collection for the day *.
was $:J.'in.Va. We enjoyed ha\ .
Mi.-. W. A. I Jut lei. wife of llev'1 *.
Iv H Itatler and little*. Annie Ma- y
son a..d I litis y John-on yf Hemintr.vay,
SC. There
will he a j?int picnic on
July lotji at Ml. Zion picnic J
it rounds for the Sunday schools ^
>f priinvlit Id, St. Haul and Beth- y.
1 i hurdles. ('nine one, come all j p
oid Id's have a iriand day. j
Subscribe For? j r
The Palmetto leader *
K PALMETTO LCADElt
Henderson-Hughes |
Wedding ol Wide
Interest :
i
? 1 rr a ceremony characterized by
dignity, simplicity and distinctive
bca.ity, Miss Kuth Ciraves Hendel
son . became the bride "-of the
!Jo\. Mr. Henderson Randolph
'l.i, lies at h o'clock on the even- i
i.i; 01 dun 2t>. The troth \va?
:iented in the .presence of a
...r.assemblage of relatives ami
1 I'll litis gUUIClCII "I Lut IIOII1C VI
.ui.'anb .Mis. Mack 1). Wuiiums
\\avitrly street. Tiie im- (
iii't '-si\i' .1. u ceremony , was -per*
for aeJ ! ., lJr. J. E. Heard ol' I nai
as- >r. assisted by the Rev. Mr^
v Hughes of Kingstree, lathei
.. .!:? l oom.
'-Tlie eeiernony room presented
n?,. ..pi.a I?,n. ttmg?of?outstanding lo\-i
i.ru ss. eiiuiiuated palms, ilooi
ba.-aels of salmon pink* gladioli i
iir.n cathedral candles in candelai
ni ioiineii tin improvised altarHydrangea
and ivy were used el* i
fectively throughout the house.
Nuptial music was rendered by
Miss --Etta. Julia .. Kuwe. and little
Miss Ruby O'llara, neiee of t.n
a-, p.anisi-s; and. Miss Ahbie
I. Lijrd and Carrie "Belle lloover.
vocalists. Miss Hoover sang j
'Rise in The Bud" (Foster) and
"Because" (d'Hartlelot) followed
jy Miss By id who sang '1 Love ]
Vo-i Truly (Bond). Instrument
la! renditions were "Traumerei"
(Schumann) played by little Miss .
. : ara and "Liebestraum" (Liszt) ;
>\ Miss Rowe. During the cereliony
"To a Wild Rose" (MacDondd)
was softly played.
lllil-,-. ("..it ll,wrlw.o ..,1.1 Que
noiref .Mitchell Ilughes, brothers
i .lie gi-ooni, acted as ushers, alung
with the Rev. Mr. Ural L
I'fewer, who lighted the tapers
The Rev. Mr. Hughes had as his
jest man the Rev. Mr. J. Frank-'
in Henderson, brother of tht j
tile bride's only attendant was
svi r-iii-iaw. Mrs. J. Frank""
in Henderson, who was beeoinllgl.y?guw
ned?Lu U ri-eiitinn 111
... r. antiliy lace with matching
ibow length lace "nits." fShe
arriedrji arm buuet i)fj salmon ,
link gladioli. I
I jbride who entered on the .
irm of her sister, Mrs. Raphael <
/ I'.ara, was-exquisite in her wed- ;
ling-gown of white lace which fea |
. a red * a self bolero and short ! j
.ailed sleeves .A soft lovely skirt Y"
cil in billowy folds to the floor, i .
icr coronet fashioned with tiny j
range blossoms formed an ex- ,
jui-ile pattern of rare beauty and
ri"aiT(7""a peR'ect frame for the ,
ace. 1 he bride wore gauntlets '
i' ciuintilly lace ajul carried a
i- oWeied bouqcf of while carna- ]
ions and baby breath, ller only \
rnan.eiit was a diamond studded |
vliite gold cross, a ?gift of i the <
iiouin. c Mrs.
mTara \\ ore 3 blue lac.,1 ?
hcss tvith corsage of Talisman (
oses. <
Af.?. L? Tf U. .. . . 4
?Uia. o. Jl, iiUK'^a, iiivuifi ui j
he Lridegroon*. wore acqua laco
! i*r cusage was Talisman roses ]
drs.- Frank Dennis, aunt of the
ride wore white el'epe and cor .
ol gladioli hells.
Inna diately after vhe ceremony '
hose present were entertained ,
citl) a delighted informal -recep- :
km. The Lvidc's table, covereo '
-.-ivh nMovely hue cloth, held the:.ne
tie)ed wedding cake. Green
nd white ice cream and individ .
al iced wedding cakes were serv
d. Iced punch was served all .
luring the evening.
Assisting in serving and en- '
staining were: In the gift room ,
diss F. A. Mack and Mrs. E.
in'.; Hi Veshments?- Mesdames
Villiains, Graves, Dixon and Jack
on. Mrs. L'. I.. Brewer of Char- j
cston prt sided over tV. ? punch
o\\ i. A1 i s 15. C. *ATdliec and M rs I
. 1'. Sartor were in charge of the
r.di 's n egistc.
The Rev. Mr. Hughes and his ;
ride left during the evening foi c
heir wedding irijr and upon theii
eturn will Llbi -. at home at 2'J(> i
'resident i?frf;rli^tan", Srj;' - i
r ti a\ cling tie bride Wore a .
nit- i i i ( i ii | c o i'Qnr? ?=*
nd while acre-sol'ies.
Mrs. Hughes, a charming am' ..
co . pi sia-i. yoan'g woman, is the a
aughter of the late Mr. and Mrs .
tin !.. liind"ison of Columbia
ilte is a graduate of Allen uniersit.v
and has done work tow- e
rd an advance degree at Allan- i
tr?tiniveraity-: Stnee- gviulutitiiM- -a
iias Uua i.l successfully in the 3
lolumbia school system.
The Rev. .Mr. Hughes is the
on of the Rev. Mr. S. M. "Hughes k
nd Mrs. Hughes of Kingstree, S ]i
1. He was educated at Avery in- a
titute and Alien university and
eKC' . s 1 i. 1). degree from O- il
ilia, lie now holds an A. M. E I;
astorage in Charleston.
Among the out-of-town guests
ere fo^ tlu- wedding were: The
lev. Mr. 1;. I. Lemon, the Rev
Jr. It. K. Lio-'dori and daughters
lisses Julia and Christine Brog- a
on, Mrs Mabel Green, Miss O- t!
essa Mack, Mrs. Ruben James ii
liss Ruth James, Mr. Earl James, ii
ie Rev. Mr. U. I.. Brewer and v
Irs. Brewer aJl of Charleston; C
ie Rev. Mr. S. M. Hughes and \\
lis. lluglies. Miss Mary Mitchell' ii
liss Elizabeth Cooper of King- o
-lee; ML and Mrs. B. C. McBce, e
reenville; Prof. and Mrs. E. R. g
arr and soiis, Greelyville; Mrs b
. M. Young, Mrs. A. P. Butler,
[r. and Mrs' R. Boulware, Irmo; p
rof. J. W. Harper and Miss E. >|
Howe, Orangeburg; Mrs. Rap- G
lei O'Hara and daughters little M
uby and Jean O'Hara, New Bern M
. C.; Mrs. J. P. Sartor, I.exing- M
n and Miss A. J. Byr^, Chester, ai
*
AIKEN NOTES
(Friendship Church)
On .Monday night the Junior'
hoys gave a Trip ?Around?the
World which was well attended I
and enjoyed immensely. They j
rode around and made their last
stop at'the home of I)ea. andMrs I
George Perry where they played
a number of games and had a h>t
of refreshments at their disposal.)
One of the Stoyn lhaneh .
Unions met at Mt. Anna. Church
last Sunday and Ilea. Wymm was
e deh at<\ |'r<>.> Kra-nfiship. 1!
made a wonderful report on Sunday
night.
We aie urging all Sunday S
iiiv ini'k i a ui' iuiiU" um lO IIIC OIUry
Telling Hour on Fr^lay I'M'iiiiiiys
at 5 o'clock.
The Christian Club had Its anniversary
nitvtinjt on last runday
pipht. There were quite a feu selections
from the .lnnior Choir. . 1so
the history ofnthe club. Then
th.ue was a very wiliiihtening- sor
moil preached by Rev. Peace.
We welcome all visitors to our
L-liurch'. Those present on Sunday
were: Miss Ruth Walton of An ustn,
fla., Mr. Hen Dublin of .\".T
iustai, Ga.. Sister Elizabeth Branson,
Evangelist of White Plains.
N'. Y.. and Miss -lln:ud?Grahani?<A?
Alabama. Miss Graham is th.e'
neiee of Mrs. Albina Graham.
(Cumberland AME Church) 1
S. S. was held at the -usual
hour followed immediately by services
Rev. Bates ~of life ' Saluda
Ct., Columbia Conf., preached a
splendid sermon from St. .John
II. It was a masterpiece.
The AGE T.i?siirii?? l?i.l
lively session. Everyone, is . look- j
ins forward to tin- State ("omen-,lion
at Allen University.The
l.adies of tin- Conference
Aid Club and \V. !!.'& l<\ Miss-.!
ion.iry Society toojs eharye of the
nijrht services rendering an en-j
io\ able proiiriini.
\ isitors were: l)i\ I.. II. liar-!
per and family. Mrs. Jusiine .bn-k |
son, Mrs. Rojrers. Alts. Hr?tjrnt- ?llebauin,
Messrs. R. (!.' Col.I -n.
R A. Brooks, Calvin Tar.ant. Robert
and Floyd Anders, n, I'rof..!..
W . \*anee and Mr. R. liar iawav
ol .Newark, .\ J.. ?
Oil Friday, June Us the la injf
the clubs named above were tin,'
hostesses of a Tea. I'rof. J. Town .
send. Pi in. pf the Aiken tirade*!
Schol, was the speaker, and use.:,
is.a subject "Who Is My Neighbor
?" A wiotulei Till program was
presented'in conjunction with the'
address. Following teh program
ill were invited into the reception
room where sherbeir and ea! <
Were served,
_.j3tlUlda.y--.was?a U* r--T'-trt'?-Hrry?Tit
5ui church and $U7.*f.i was raised.
The following ladies were leaders:
Me-dames' R. Mranih. I
P. I'onof, A. J. Jenkins, E. SingloA.
Jciiics, E. Scabrook ami J.
H. Pierce. When in Aiken visit
Pu .iherlaiul.
(Second Hapt ist Church)
I he young people were in care
>f the services Sunday. The speak
r of the clay ;\vas Rev. .Cool; of
Philadelphia. :
The Sunshine Hand will meet
Priday *at the Church.
Rev. Miles attended the Eiiioh
it Mt. Canaan Sunday.
'1 lie Pastor Aid Hoard will meet
.m July 10th at the'"church. The
dub will l e entertained hy .ill's.1
Missouri Uar+soiC-airH -Mrs. Ermrrtr"
Moore. ; '
(Weslej M. 10. Church)
Many were out to" services Sun- '
lay morning and oi.r pa.-tor. It v..'
A". M. Jenkins, was endowed wit!. !
he Holy Spirit from on hk.ii as
ic gave us the food for tin; >. d
lis message was taken from the
.0th chapter of Aets. and th
'Mission."
\'.'e are very glad to haw Mis>
Sliaabeth Ci;rry home- from sciem!
ifter attending- State College at
Jrangeburg. .
'Jains, X. V., is home visitin. !um
*i he Pi?1?,v i< in, f-,,: s\h:
'alder and relatives,
me as a lesu't of the same, v.a a . |
xj v. tm..' a yr-at day 0:1 Jul, |
') hv Sutalay cehf-?l * m?I '
101 . in tin.' city, but tncrc -i.? '
oo h tm' ilii111~<>\ I'liu iil Wi arc i:
it i'm every oik- t<> coiiii' ami bo '
villi u.i. 1
The Daily Vacation Bible School
lib open at Wesley mi July Nth.
Liui continues I'm lv\ o v.*'t !%'. Tin
i>-'(HMatiun of Aiken and vicinity
s r.skod.
Vis. Kdith Hay was out of t! .
it>- 011 Suiidny. She ' visit-d so:
ii-i s in Sjii inj?ITeTn TvTth In-r sop
md?daughter.?Hev.?rrrTrl?M iv.?\Y
d. David.
Mis. Marguerite Council I.ayott
has decided to remain in Ai;en
with relatives and friends
an of r than the 1th of July. Wire
glial to hiiyc he?do so.
Kev. and Mrs. Jenkins were vistins?
in Bamberg and Orameb. r;:
?st week.
WAYMAN \. M. F. ("Ill KCIl
Kev. Let- A. I.ogan, Pastor ?
"Statesbi'rg. S. (\- The oast--; [|
nd his wife have returned I'uidi J
heir vacation of thirty days, hav- {
ng visited relatives and friends J
i Spartanburg. Asheville, Knox- '
ille, Cincinnatti, and the lienor il *X
lonference. On returning, they ?j<
out to work in earnest. Since In - ?
ig here the church has been roil- .j?
vated both inside and out. cov- ?
red the church with asfalt shiir- X
les these eighteen months andl'l"
uilt a new parsonage. X
Sunday was a great day. The ?
astor's relatives were present: IX
li s. Cornelia Thompson, Mrs. j
ladys Robinson wiith Mr. and- *j*
'rs.Howard Rankins, Mr. nrd .j.
[rs. Jas. Fugerson and little *i*
[isses Edna and Alene Robinson
id Kathlene Reed, all of Spar
. -fc ... ?
tabbing. Rev. Nash was the g'nest 1
speaker for the day. '
The rally- amounted to more I
$125.00. The following perfollowing
persons reported: Lou
Kihel Johnson $.'1.10, Carrie. Tay- '
lor 2700, Louise Hollen 2.00. Hat- 1
tie Murray 1.130, Azalee Oxindine '<
-l.ro. lllai'.ehe Clothe rs 2.00, Tho- t
masina t Atkinson .4.40, Vermel
James 1.00, Hosa "Johnson 7.00, >
II. 1>. Taylor 10.00, Amy I'inck- I
ney .l.T"), Willie H. Davis .00, Lois 1
Kthel l.ouan S.2.">, Annette Kieth f
1.Mar.ie Harrison 1.00, Anna *
(ladson 1.70, Elizabeth Kieth 0.12, ?
|V o n 10.25. Jrda DaviS", '
r Mil 11..:... r> , i r m
,iin| ,n nouuison o.io, munin r
i 1 Harriett Atkinson i *
.20, Mattic Alyott 1.00. Annette.'
l.'O. '-'tell;1 Singleton 1.50, \V. | ^
K. 15 ;i .ess- 10.05. Alice Taylor 5'.- J
'Irow.v 2.00, Rosa Robin-'}
son 5.00. Tin- San too Singers, di- 1
recti (1 ^y Kva Jessye sang' in the 1
afternoon. Their presence was N
sponsored hv Ituth Dinkins. who.*
is on." of The singei s. and pianist ~
t Waynian. k '
. The pastor anil offi ers "Thank '
th members and friends for their 1
lieai. j snpl? >rt and co-operation 1
in this effort. *
l
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TI'KSDA. KVHMMi
SOCT.M. ( t.i 15
The T. cso; . Iweiuhg. Social
.lab In Id its weekly meeting' at
l. . ... ,.c 1-1... ..!f. ii....i.
V . IjX'l ,. ] I . > ir^iniii
July L\ Tin* house was called to
order by the vivo p 'esident. Do- 1
\' i .M I services- wore led by the 1
chaplain. '.Minutes Weilead, re- *
ce;\ed and adopted and business T
d s. i .--km '< iiowed. Kach mombei s
reeited a bible verse then i.'u l'oli
was called. Xt xt im-etiny will be v
at the < lie' of Mrs. Mahle Mori*
hi,. lib'"! (!recti St. The hostess t
u i< cream jsrftfi c?lke.. 0
? I
Ti?i: i.iThv imn>% social r
(LIB s
r
Th" ebb hel.l its weekly meet-j
ine at tin h line til' Mrs. Etta Mae 11
Wn'i'nie. Tiro house was called- to: V
e'der Mrs. Nellie <Ircen.'actin.ir v
(T.ap'nin. The' devotionals were
carried o' ( in regular routine and '
v. as .followed b\* the business of $
111 i he I: 1 es et the last
. i received and ap- E
pi' Vtd of. The. roll wa's railed and
thii tt t ti members responded.
The next nieetinir will he hold at
tin been of Mrs. Ilattie Coleman, t
' ' M-i-n St. Dismissal was by c
lie ( i.anla'ii. A ibliyhtful repast
was VM-d. 1
. ?dis. I.. 15. liarrick. Reporter
< MM.1SI.K NliWS
.Mr. Ft ! Mi tiers of (Irecnsbo
n>, \. ('. is visitinii his daughter'
: n.-i famvlv here. Mrs. Ellen English.
. _ "
Mrs.. Etta Stewart "visited her
si-'l< i at t'> hospital in 'Spartan!>ur
t Thursday. She's recovering
finely..
?>' ' Mi's. lfylgcllo SteWart,
were pleased to have as their dinner
.tests S;:r. lay Mrs. Etta I.ee
^te'va't. Mr. Samuel Jackson.*Mrs *
Eli/;-. I . wis and Mrs. Adell Harris 4
u:t ie and aunts from Charlotte., .
Mr! . Johti !lall was the yhaulTer B
Mr. Samuel Jack Son and Miss
Ma>\ Hat t is are .spending awhile
w:t'i Mr. Stewart and family. .
' . ? :: Ml' ( !!! !{( II SCHOOL
i (AVI.N'I l<>\
~ - ,t i
a u.e eonveivlion of
I <> .: ia*<'amiien- District A i
\l. E. Zinti hate', will eottvene in
Ikcao I'etrrpie Church. ^Summer
ville. S. of which the Uev, S
I. Henry is the pastor. July 2f _
m 111. All persons will please
-it ; t in o' lock a.m. at ?
the "Pinint*'. \*isitors 'are wel .
' r -.--ession. ,
J. W. Simw. l?r. siding Elder
v.:.: i. news
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Mrs: "I'll* J Z
. ks >n\ !!<-. K1 >. ?
! ;f i : ? t- ol her M . s
'* ! . Ilife.
* \ v iln?>i s .if M1 tt
-1 : ;r, !. ;
' I "a ali'i? left I'm ]
.? ';MirJity where he wii' I
t; !*i v. it ti friends |
I'i.i' li.iiiy' Vcli iiiis lit' Mis. ('<>1
a It. < t l'ee|l were soi 1 \ t
* *' illness.
M H miss t'e 2 rar.ddaugh- I
'i- ! Mary White v.hu
1 their mothA'lt'i.sia.
(?a., after th
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Telephones S519 and 7242
Saturday, July 6, 1940
FLORIDA STATE TENNIS
FOURNEY TO BE HELD IN
NASSAU
The Florida State tennis tourlament
will be held in Nassau,
Bahamas, Aug:. 5-10, according to
in -announcement '1 last night by
jeorge Engram, State Official.
The Gym Tennis club of Nassau
vill be host. The tournament will
)v unuer me cnsunguisnetl pa;ronage
of his excellency, the
rovernor, the .Honorable S i r
Charles Dundas and the Honorible
Lady Dundas. The governor
s issuing a personal invitation to
4L Hre-players who plan to enter.
Nassau can be reached via Miami
y motor vessel of via New York
>y MinsTm line steamer or by
ea plaice. *
. Tennis .players and fans from
very s'tate in the union will go
o Nassai for this outstanding e ent.
Many local players will j un
ley to Nassau for this meet.
>y George Engram. Teams from
Tallahassee, West Palm Beach,
Tampa. Jacksonville. Miami, Ocan
i rv * ? ? - ?
a, ron fierce, i>aKelaml ami Behnne-Cookman
College have al eady
made plans for, entering
he meet.
ItKT HI. KM KM HA l?T. CM1TRTH
f Rev. K. A: Davis. I'aslor
S. S. was followed by . the reguar
order of services. The pastor
spoke forcefully from the mesage
themed "Law and Grace",
"lie Jubilee choir rendered all mu
ic Sunday morning because many
of, the musical choir members
cere absent.
Rev. and , Mrs. Davis carried
wo young ladies down to the
ther church to represent Bethlelem
in the Million Dolar WedIding:
Miss Crawford, was omv,
. e is to be a bride! Annie Mirrra\
is also helping her.
E ?nii\'r services were good as
sual md with our church repair
I'oi'k i. about completed, they
ere be ter. The message was:
'The Spi.U of the Good Shepierd".
The reports were fair
8!>.00. Dea. loyce and Sims led.
The T'ar&dc of States wftl fin v
iwii July 15.
>outh Carolina State
beauticians Conv.
WILL HE HELI) AT
SUMTER, S. C.
IN THE
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
Mrs. Annie H. Evans, Pre*.
Mrs. Lillie W. Rogers, Sec.
Miss Elsie Searles, Reporter
p. J.
-Grocery and Lunch:Eat
tlie" Best
At Reasonable Prkje
OCR FOOD IS CLEAN
AND WHOLESOMJE
S2(i Washington Street
P. J. Herrin, Prop.
VOU* I>I tv?v/<
James
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The HunehhiwLr
of Notre DameM
Monday and Tuesday
very Monday Night is
"Bargain Night"
dnvssinn - Only 10c
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rault. Manager X
Columbia, S. C. ;