The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 13, 1940, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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Telophorne illl
Saturdav, Julv l.'i, 1940
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jr*m OK. KM.MET SCOTT
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Conspieiou.-: in the KepuLlica:!
Party is In-. Enunett Scott, former
secretary of "Booker T. Washington
ami of - late Executive SecI'tlarj?rjf
11., ward?t'' - ;t y 1 ) r
Scott is serving now as Dire.-to:
of Publicity for. the Kep'ubli.-an
National Comh.itte*- and uccuni.es
.? p.ace in tne m^ri in los
of the* Republican Council.
Dr. Scott is a man with a master
mind. level-headed. yet aggressive.
Ho is an astute politician
of extra-ordinary . pow?;r an-.
1.; la, a states titan of tho 'hii-mes'
iauk. No greater pinsoTi evei occupied
sue?.' a stragetie j>o>i'.io!i,
and the Nesrro :a < no*, or i ;
stronger mind to ad', neat'- av
place our needs before tho loaders
of tho Party. I>r. Scott is' at t'rabur
of justic advocating tho cnus<:
of his people. If tVillka- i.- ?-Io.-tet
we trust and hope that Dr. Km
i ' nx-tt Scott will bo given a-place
in the now cabinet.
IN S.I K \ M K MAKKS HP. '
151 SI MOSS ! <>|{ NKKRoKS
Tr.o development' - f .n.-iuranct
bus.ness among A rr. or lean Nc.irromost.y
.?. t: o -Southern and
i.ordoi' states ha- been ma: '--clous
' .i '. ? n.i- twon't voars.
l:.. N'.i* '-a. I - .ranjV Torit-rit
i . : iia'Snioro last week
nro *: of^le wsj
: i-'ij.h-V r?-pr?- er.t
.l .1 ,-t ., . managed nusi
; - - i y v?a> indeed rep
r- - . :<).'> d>-i? ^atos froni
.goto. ' .'. ; attofida'nco
'I : .. ' j.e;,k- I at the eonv?
' *. i ,\ a- In ( i' Spauldinc
head uf tho .Noi th Carolina Mut
.? ? <-w i 11,'
- at I lurham,T1"
T'-e fact - * at??d |,y r i. Nui th ("a
' rolina Insurance wizard furnisher
much food for thought anionic students
of economics and those win
glory in the fundamental progress
of ths Negro in bu-iness- Quote:
C. <?. Spaulding, president of the
North Carolina .Mutual Life Itisui
ance company, in: addressing the
delegates, pointed out that < o'r,
panies represented at the convention
have $350,000,000 insurance
in force, an annual income of $15,.
000.000, assets of $23,000,000. and
employ 10,000 pe^ons.
These are large figures and
they need to he, hoause insurance
is off laigest and best managed
business. It has come a long
way in twenty years, and because
of conservative management, insurance
companies have earned
the "confidence and'respect of tlieii
milium policyholders.
But these first twenty years
have been years of setting-up as
ses and reserves, training men
and women, building a strong foun
dation. *'
The next twenty years should he
the period in which dividends paid
tpolicyholders will yxceod by
ten time?}, those paid to stockholders,
and that is the development
to he expected,
A total of $375,286,043 worth of
\
' rr* **tc of the twenty-eight cpnv
1 par.. s submitting reports at th<
twentieth' annual convention ?>f t!v
National Negro Insurance V--s
ciation. Miss Mamie II
-tatisticUin of th>- so- - i?
ported last-week. i
Ths amount v.! Titer. m. 2,"i7'""v" :
policy holder^. showed a* . r'>
'of over >" million !? ?.'at * ' er ins* j
year's report. K. A. Yo :. char"
mail of the'Nati< ?.;.! No. ' !:. -J
ame Wei k committee. iv; < ! I
that the participating oiik* i
sold over :r.i!lion >! h <
of. business Hiring ' ? . J
May t". t-> Id. 1 :.e t..;<* - a:
.Tease of f'j'.i!' and : ai: :.ii?jj'??r.
-:?>l!ai> ?.<. ! ia~. . u. - I" .*: i : < t
1 W. airn-e. *.V:tr I ?r. Spaai . a' ?
"I: - aaro o.:r !arjfv.-t ar:>:
1 h.ai.aytd ashless. It has : v,
1 i 1-irr.' wa> .n the last tv.
years." ??
There ii'.;.. , _foi ."fTT N'ejfro
j- ta.nja-a u\ ' v eoi.
. S'iicf.'s tin, be <>bta:::e?i .?
other fields oi business ...st us /
has -beer. ' obtained ip.su'i
ance field.
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\ N KlJlTOKlAI. ( ()M>;:.NT
I '!'< the Editor !' . Tv
I. elide J":
, Kindly aive a.e spac? y
I paper that 1 ' n.fsy publieb. '
i ii.d congratulate you th- :>
spler.diid editoiial of dii:..,
I cardiac the Allen-HetJe'di. t r- '.a
' tiun.
Yo-'r t-<ti11-1 in! h< '
f<>r all N?--:o S .it:.
iol.'.iar> rcK-ai.d:?>? ti.o.r
nnminationai- ?. <-niK-cUon.-. W i.
, ao loft *>ur r*.l?ji*n> ?i?-r.o:v.i:.atl>.r.
stand in tlvo way j-r- iti-ss.
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1 curst and not a hks-ir.ir.
' j ..: tiii u:.'!' -I'jfJ-H; ;
in mv way of thinki'titr. it ..- mv.
".< for *o learn, new to !-pon?i
thorn on. a nyoit rntlvcly ? ?
luio'-j-ly. oduoiiti'-na..;.. and ?. f.c
inioa'.Iy. If wo v. . .! : .e..77i~t~"
inc-on.oH coifH:* .. a
- li i-a'?' a t .o a; : no
ly jiioi'v -f'0"I than tno\ ar<- ion/
ati'? it. o v
vapor that tr. i? .v * an "A""
' ra.if N"- ' > < if-, v
Carolina. If I an, in otto.
v : li t.
the thought, oi it ::
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.hfjlii::. IV r-." gro
S'iutr. < aiulina t?? '
j? -11o .-u-.-ce.-.-f'uiiy v.itr. y
.throughout the cur tr y.
.< given equal . <: eat ..j.al a-;
-Again acee]>t* r.y ti".a:.k.An<!
I join With y-.u iii say.r.g.
V'-ai's. e.vr. Out tn.it -lN
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at' .V n.-r i... ? L':..
era! years he form a.v. a\
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get ir. I.v. iti. t.'.v ai'.-t r. ite
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1 thought ,\sa< li-i.t. i"
;.a.-Ii'.f. '*+?? t. 1 ?
rat. ay ' at
vast.'t cot,at u'.i.
' \\ I..11 !.< oUllm -'I !.
. collected '.villi tne :a 1:1i 1 - ....1 ;
tend I" their u'.\r. atVa.ij.- t:.cl>
.won't he -<> Hill* 1. l'A|:IU>i"!; mi'-li.
the mini.steiI am ."aViav ti.i.ti
fatrtio* in-ail c"iii< II* and .?til\
ii'it'il l<< carry *>. t my * ml i'.
- -i.il 1
(Key.) S. K. MAk i I.h
:J112 Asylum It*.ad
" ( <>liimo:a. >.
P. S. -Thcivfmv ll;?- ]i;mii>! A;.<t!i?suiU*?S
before tii*- ;> >-art;.: v
the funeral.
TO 111 i: KKADKKS
>K Till; I'Al.MK'ITO I.I \ 1)1 If
i li <i{r{iret tali- aiiOfVi ln-ljiimr
ne ti> locate >ii i i- \ i t y ileal
friends of mine, who lived in Camden,
S. and were oiko a subscriber
and writer to this paper.
I've written personal letters, but
no answer lias conic, anil I'm >
deriivs why? It' they still reside
there otf something: serious has
nappeiied to them? These persons
ary: Mrs. 1 taisy N. Collins.
Mrs. L. It. Toss and family; Mrs.
Rebecca Thompson and other;*.
If any one of them reads this 'I-'lh
be too jfhi.l to receive a persons^
letter from them.
Write to;
i
I.. M. GIBSON,
Route 2, Bo < KG A
Newberry, S. ('.
Hub^ribe For?
The PaJir: Iveacter
THI
SKY\10t K ( \KliOI.I.
HONORED
ItLl'l BI.IC A N S NA.MK collmUl
\ MAN TO NOTIFY NEXT
v ( -frksident
I r. ( hai. - M. I'.- . ?. 1. M. A.
Atr> tinu A. Brier
, leyau* io Kepiit>'irt?ii
National < "tr entj. n
('??>. J. I.alfs (.cralil Very
I U> Negroes
. u. .s. < , r ly ' 'ol
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u;. . (): K-t!- to notify U
( nai u S- 1- . lyXury ul
:.iil :.ii- bee 11 ul'Ulted
lit ] a:. candidate. i'ot
. - :i - . . t:?c Unite*.:
v. a. i *. one OJ
! marked abiiitj
i ne i'mladeljihia
...'. week's ago, and
. , ..'a; a e<'!i.es because ol bis
v t i.i .v. ' I r.e dates
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S?a r ; . i > v a!.'I I'.rooklyii
i toll; 'I 111 t\\o Mill;
. >: ,H-. -. i r 'J..- Fourth Annua)
-0 ,fl; t 'tu- Utsu ' >!>vii I <-iiii.s Tour;
. i : -am i:< :.i*d i>\ tlx- AineriI
. Mi- A sneiut <?:i ix 1<1 at
A. 11- ' ai"li!i<t Mute A. an?i M.
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Is. Svcj'.t -National (hain|>ioii ii
Sn - titial 1., >,-12, 1-0.
... an! AI a y i: i S'tanU-y, diToatfny
Uoainania Peters, National
i-.ii.nci.- i|> an'! rated No. 2 Aiin ri.an
'I iitiis Asso'ii., in stiaiht
! I:; i' ~ I 1 (.li MiUtr<Ja>
v,\ere equally as specunlulaj",' it
i'i'i srii'i- . ir. t ..< .stfM s. d6uiileailit
nal which was won by*Jinunio VS
1:1- ;Lt i Uc-U'd < ohcn. N"ktiMiaf
cban ps men s double*,
ier university, from Howard Miff.nis
and Clifford Russell, TcskeF,,
. *1-1, -1, 0.1.
I .ur o thei' ii'ials wi'iv played
r'r day af'1 i a jrruclling clay
for all players because the tournament
had been delayed a day
b? cause of rain on riiursday.
Joseph Kintc, Uprchester Acad
emy, Mcintosh, Georgia" Junior
Doubles and Junior Singles winner
of the tournament was tne
stand out player our Friday'a _play_
having entered in three events
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5 PAJjM&TTO LEADER
I M\\i]iV^tr:\N
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ski.lim; mvsl:
Time: aftern<i>uin DWe: a collar.
l'iot: to retiming* a i\ilujn j
Sei ne I. Oht lumber everywhere. |
Cobwebs hanging like moss. One
scuttle of coal. Enter nic, with a I
.shovel, hammer and nails; want
to b.. ihi a partition and divide the j
eliar. Done in les.- than dU minutes.
1 was through, but I wasi't.
I \ - *
1.1 c< i..11 i use me ccliar unless?
I Seem- II. All lumber first tackled
aim placed. (Business .of perspir.uiun,
or is it sweat?) form-1
! . inpidly. Clothes getting: damp.
k i i.e side of cellar. (Jld bottles
on.iv to view all kinds of bot~
ties. M.>>e?i?dig. the more bot- |
ties, lumps of coal of ii bygone j
cai!e: 11 decayed boxes, picture i
frames, hand-irons out of use 10 |
; - i:ne. ild books. ,magazines, jars,
wire. etc. I'm' still digging and
ti.iow.m.' " .t. (Business of swea*
flowing, ciothing getting very I
damp.? )Iy back is feeling funny
i'.ir.g'out.
I, get my tieath. some of it. I I
l^iiow some mure debris around, i
1 remove other things of a bygone
era even my children's games |
the mm.'.- singles, tr.e j.;nior singles,
and junior doubles, and lo
ng ..My :n <me event to .Fimmie
NU Daniels it; the quarter finals
.noil's si,gaS. lie Won the juilio)
siruK-s ri'tuil fi *?ni Robert Ashlort'
Sout.t Carolina tj-'
and with, his partner. Charles
Jr.. Orangeburg.' C".
South ' arolina State A. and M
il?-ye-. defeated R.jjert Ashfbrd
:?r.>: Waller Palmer. Columbia. in
: . doubles. d-.">.
? I;? the? mixed ?:?' .ade- _fijtitl.Elise
C'oniek, Eastern Field Sec7"
y. American Teitins As.so-.-in.
a:. ! Ky.t Suite:.. New York
kati.l .0.. Ji'!.e>, 1 Us
kegce and Dr. Waller John's? i.:
Lynchburg, Vav l?-7. 7.0.
1!tit. ni't-ov. Tuskegee,
.* . Is 's.ligle: and the .1
i.a!;>h. pit*.-:de.'.t '
< ?:angebuig. S. < .. trophy
.e.-jti.ng Oloria !? v : . K..an
r> . V. . v.ho reel t .e Dr. L
- "t-h f-l. v< 1 > tr , r;i'?ii.i.. np 11 t qdlV.
1-1. v.J.
D> an Ka bland \N . tin* . Arts
t.-i S -nces. South < arolina .^tate
A. an<i M. college, and Director of
S ..;th Carolina State - Sum me 1
Ses?i. t. pi esented tw? aty-t'our tr
hi S at. the clo.-il.c Cetleniollie.
fV.iowing the niefi's <:o'r !e:-_'mah
'at..:-.ay afternoon. W. C. Hurley
:i ' . hail n a*. uiTiciated
; C.y r?r-;? nLtn.tm -cer- monies
.I: r. i mJviI TRe Fourth Annual
Opeir Tennis T?>u:
a.i.. :.t mn?naii Lii-ui.urht togeth
! ' e most talented an ay ol
'...i.- s;: .i- tin- organisation u J
tin- .Soati. < aiolina State Teiuh.
a?.?"ciat i t ; l'"U; yea us ago,
1'i.f tv. ? a?i?i> ii events mot si'm.*
tiled lor ti.e tournament and tie
. . ..en ji.'lt- winner tin' hull.
V; v1111 Trophy; Th- lathe'he
i.appelie "I"i>?i?hy; the J. B.
) !!11. jL'.i'U ;i.teles trophy; the
- 4' -\4 -ItWuiL Trophy; ti.e ?>Ie(lri:V
I' i hy; th - I < . 1 )o\\ nmg~ i : optry .!u
Kllwoo.i Howning Tiophy the
ir. Wi'd'-r Johnson Tr I hy, tin
>1.; x v. ';i! ii-.phies; Wei< donated
thor trophies' presented v.eie
.. * \ siier ;<ant- and ti.e * i.ainl.et
'.eijnSi.e} V 'of (IraligelnM"-'
W *
lkoklltuwn vfws- ?
The fmtith of -Inly brought "to j
our city a number of visitors
The folluv. iitg worshipped at Beth
! AMK 11: I'd; hist Sunday morning:
M*.s,. \V. II. Qwens^ wife ot
tin- late Rev. W.Htt. Qwdtis of
Bristol, l'a.. Mr and Mrs Leonard
I.itwielite of Charleston, S.C.
I son and dauu htei-in-law of Rev.
jand Mrs. 11. S. Lawrence;- Mr. and
TMTs. Tyobeit Wright of Brooklyn
N. V.; Mr. Falmo"rt"d~~Simmons, Ja|
oiiiica Long Island, N. V.; Mr. J.
j 11. Simmons of NYC; Mr. and
.Mrs. H. M. Brown, New York, the
| Misses Hilda and (r. M. Jackson.
Bcthesda Baptist church, city^
Misses Beatrice Brown and Kthel
Wiley, W. Ya.; Miss Helen Burton,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss Thel--?+a?I'.h.ivr,',
Richmond, Va.: MisHattie
Howard, NY City. Mrs.Pi
\ st iv
.nit* t kn. i?i I'j
church, city. Mr. B. C. Howard
spent the wek end with his family
and friends. Mrs. Leola?. Atkinson
and family accompanied by
Mrs. Orilla Thompson visited the
ditTen nt colletres ?n Greensboro,
N*. ('. last week. ^
i . Mrs. 1*. G. Teele is visit!ng~~Ttnr
Spnulding's in Raleigh, N.
Master James Teele of Rich1
mond, \'a., is spending -awhile
: with his cousin, Dr. U. G. Teele.
I Miss CI -o Sherald left last week
I for NVw York where she will
'spend the summer.
1 Mrs. Arnetta Walker the moth[
iM- .of Mrs. Lula Atkinson and sisSte'r
of Mrs. Harriot Adderson and
; the late Rev. M. N. Thompson
passed to the great beyond July
3rd, nt home of her daughter. The
"remains were jfuneralized Sunday
at Rlantersville, S. C. W. j.
Wiles, undertaker was in charge.
Mis< Vi.h.vtn Unutowl
nishiny music at Bethel church in)
the ulysenct- <>f Mrs. E. L. Fraaicr
who retuhied to Orangeburg last
Sunday.
Bcthof;Sunday school is busy!
fretting it*-de legates ready for the,
State Cbifrontion to be held in!
Columbia the last of the month, j
Mr. J. E._Prioleau is a prosperous
barber at {lis shop on Fraa-|
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A ( FLLAK
i ami tiinkcls (-Sunta JOaiiM- \is-,
I uuiized). 1 fjt'V fait tu plee'-s as 1
pull thiir. <?..t. I'iii Kiliiitv'' -uiucwiiciv
in the cillar. ,ur am 1'.' I
I i!lanei' ubove. 1 j^et a l-iooni. 1
i orusft <fo\\fi cuhwebs h;. the s<p
i yards.
Scene III. 1 |riIt- up tin- jutik at
t e!lar ciiH'i*. < .hu! t?# tret t .?t
far. A whiff of fresh air. L
j.nk throtnrh that hole. I pitch
and I pitch. Much .'link rolls ba<
I nlust he weaker. I am. My hack
O my hack! Finally, all old junk
-r*?otlt.?iXolliUu:?Lf I'll: ahh' to 'ji I
all that stuff to tin* alley? Kmertre
from the cellar. Straighten
~np?"I'ni t<. fti-lip' , ti.j. i r.n u.
led a quarter of a tou. of no-poi...
-t*i"l; and rubbish. I iret it to the'
alley, Bravo!
One renovated Cellar., 1
car. sit in that place ami led pn-i ~
. ty jiuod. A place for everything
in its p'UUtv A worn-out hack, but
inM aiifel with ji liirty face and a
fine spirit. I S<>I.I> that cellar t"
myself. ONK THING I.KAhS '" (
ANOTHKR. I hoti'jht that t
(Hiyht< Reserved r
iev street.
Mr. I'. C. Kelly i< ha i ,'jr m- _
horns on Orun.tr" *-si i<"t ? ?;:? ?i- :td.
Mrs. Rudemi Tuckti was in
Greensboro. N. last w. < !:.
.Mrs. r. J.. < ami:i:a s|??*:;t ' v -i
Weeks at I'lautersville with M> -dames
till/.a .Grate and Aliuealii*
Hauiy anu mui-li hm|j! o\? !. >:.
leaving for Asheville.. N. ' .. ' 'i'1
next two weeks.
Mr. \\". C. Wil-' v.. we.- s"oi.y..f
Mr. an?I Mrs. - Sam Wil-- i.vp ;
Air-eles. ('til.. *. isitin." 'Varents.i
lit- i> now a a a.'ieinn.
( 111 s i i:k i? \k \<;it \I'lls
H> UlMh M. laid
M rs. < . M. i-'ii.l. y v. a* s'
New V"i k op. the . aeee'.iht tie.,
death -of r !i? tdieW.
Little Miss Ma-. di l'.y
:i;11 j-.e- !*fTCTTr! .!a :< lire?^4.1?
visitin-; tl.e f.'i na t's : an-iiny iher.
Mrs. Katve All- :.. Ma-t. r A
U-rt Allen and < 'at !; ii.-- i.v.::.<
-d with them.
Sirs. Klla Leathers att-!.d ! tl>'Woman's
I'.usirn.-s I .i. !> '
iiufted a -jran I t i|>. ?v
! Mr. Sent., ! stei is ;
ti e Ad . It I'oiit'ei erne at Urainrei
hui'if.
A -Very inieiestiliif and ip.i.pe
: Irff.jjtani was. rendered at Mett
luditah A ML /.ion i-ivuieh l.v t
NY A?fttvulty- niul ytiifi-Tts .Sum?
lay aftiTtvinM. Mi>s Matini Mo- .
Kissick is iloin/ hoi hit t ?
; '.la* rami' an assot to the c-mv
' mitnity. A lai.i<- er?>wil was in nl- .
j ton?lanco. as this was tko amp's
j initial pn>aiam. A swat -rni "va?
Mis, I.:1a J hr.smn was eiowniii
j yv,ci I.: at t }- Plt-dlii'-lit StIMillJcl 1
srhi'o!. haVine i :> ?! .<li nu,
I a'aliviM- was Ma hi spell fl-aml
| -i-mi.-r.-il a 1?. . ly I-. \\\. ! i "vk ,
i s hy is a Marian A . i? * in *!.
making.
j M iss Sal a An . i is " \ s.l in;
' Atlanta- City.
i Mi s. Kiia i i - a:t- n-lr.i ii.t .
General conference in Y"i.i. .
j. N. Y. lief littl. yrai.i'ls- u :
j n - . with her. .
We an- expel ieh in..' \
SiiujJ Weu 1 iiA'j'j t oats \: e n,.tvh
i in appearance at ' the ",at. a.. li'.arlms
S..inlay.
whitmiri-; nkws
I So inlay was ;i i.ivh iin\ : .
I ilar Grove ehuieh. Sei\jce > a.-' i
I conilucteil hy Rev. 1. Ji. Kuilin.}
The sum of $2f,.iin w^.s ia! . <: .
[ Rev. Ruftin ik livvn-ii a lino .-or-o
j moil.' 1"
| Sumlay night a: 11 .he Tn..ei
I nacl.e chflrch a lino < athechisin
I program was spun-on-.i !r. Air. A
(aldwell. The children did won
derfully in tlieir Sunday school
lessort. This program w;i> >??* ?t< '
lhin?r new; som-.thiiitf intm est in...
Mi. ami Mrs. Silas Carter of
Greenwood wen- the Sam la;,
iruosts of Mrs. lirosssa Williams
ami?family.? Msn Mi-.Perry
was the dinner lmh st oj
Miss F.enoi'a Williams.
Miss Easter Robinson, Mr. I
Alls it (?Jofws. Mr, Hilly GiiJlui
arid o?h"is, motored' i-> e
Sunday.
Mr. Wood row Burton has i<-.'
turned to Wasl^juAoil. It. uf-ter
visitiny friends and relate.
The "Fourth Day" was observled
here with a barlvcuo aiid !-.d'
eame. The teams were Whitmire
vs Woodrulf. Scons >- ; in
favor of Whitmiie. July <3th
Carlisle were defeat Ml hy Wli itmire
10-1.
Miss Hattie Clark is ill at ins
writing. We hope for her a
speedy recovery. Mrs.
Gordon from Anderson is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. C. ("aid
well.
The members of the Woman's
Home Benefit society paid theii 1
last tribute to their beloved mem-|
ber Mrs. Fannie Sims from Columbia
who Was funei alized ami
buried July .r?th at CedaV Grove
church. Many friends from Columbia
attended the fyneral.
?
I)I E WEST NEWS
The religjjfiis services in the
Due West churches weiv uplifting
and inspiring on last Sunday.
I
Tin- !>< > |>1 < ' nf this community
in j??\ ii a <|nj? i 'out pleasant, 4th,
of .Inly.
Mis. S !:i-- i- visit inK h.-r
lit- -hti-i-T Mis. (ho McC^Uis-n of
i . i l i hl. S. (
M;.-.- 1'. .11-11 -jV < hat hit to, N
' ! t h<- ni i-1 of lu-r motncr,
Mis. I "!;i .loin s. She came
OIJ..U on' tin- tlfi'-. nm'll of July .'{
.iii'i /onion *r s*isj,er ami nroin
i s in t* i in*-.' mother a de
. villi ul -m pris<~-JJii thday party
A numl.-r of rnl+it i i os assisted in
mnkiny tin occasion a happy one.
Mis. Mayvtio M. .Murray lift on
a>l Monday for Atlantic* ( ity N.
1.. v.lure she* will spend tht* re..i11<ii
i of the* .-Jiiiinvef.
ie \\ liarton of Ware
. lioal. v.a,- lionie for'the last week
Mrs. ( on ie ( linkscales is conlined
to. lit r room with illness.
The entile community"hopes her
a >' j icedy?in ovi i y. .
i.l I HI1.HI.M It AI' I . ( III Kt II
Hec. II. A. I)avi>. Pastor
S. ' S. v. as* opened at the u ?* al
t orn v.dli tin- Supt." ami leathers
in charye. '
At M :.j'i liiurjilair worship start
ed. ihe pa-tor delivered a fine and
' si.triny message, .themed "Foli
* Me". .Many of our friends
v.t re present. . The pastor yave
si; act omit of Iii- o in s<.
Pnpt-st at' I lolly Hill, S. C.
Tin* eveniinr services wei-v- o'1
at 8:15. the .pastor' brought
j s second messaee, thenied I ani
ii?'i As* ha aw? of the (ios.pel, I hi*
v.a> lii_. and both 'choirs
> ocjv 'i J'ppi upriate music. I>urtii
"lay Revs.. Taylor and
r: . v. ! ? pVesent. On Thurs
" i:;o ht li.v castor will scrw at
i.t - < ;,nJ..-1 ;\.MKZ and Friday
): R. \. <H. Blown will
us. ;y'.i.ii.lay liryht July 15.
\ J 1.- of States .will be held
it/it y<>:r favorite candidate.
" .'eh school -picnic will jro
I'a. riCM.'- I.:^.*T July.24th.
Mi-- l.ck, Stuart. one of our
>:M.nib?-:s m?w residue in
\i .Yoj> spent last Week in the
T * i1?hi >1 111 , T.1 ?hims
i> % Ii s. yo'.i are always we'
' \ TV S I 'tl'.KT
U:l 1ST < HI'lU II
Rev. H." Minns. I'astup :.-.eelin.
was conduct?^r.
..,1-: try?the- R-V. O J.
:?"ii tie- or.-at sin tiyhteiv
\V". e 1;111 t ' lui.e MijjS V'mc?he
Co-ia-1 vo'.alist for the
and ' the isit in.' ' niiiiisl'rin
V' "i ti. UeVS. Hulloway.
Ta; l">r. I'? a. Kllis and
< ;.* ?! livaddliain alone with
ia f: o.. :id?ei s nil.I friends. This
a.- 1' i1' a t aeninsi -hi an i
that i.-vlv-. <1 Uw heart- ?.t
. h. \aiv aH"
v.- \vt
ONE WAY
" V/z cents per mile
9
-?ROUNIVTiUP
10 % less than double
j- the one way fares
Air Conditioned
Coaches
ON THROUOH TPAIN9
J. t. cor. 15
l)i?i inn 1 '.1 -?-I'niror .Vmm4_S.
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Oraduato* elijufi'l)le for adi
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Fall Session Begins
! '?*? further information adi
L. H.
E. W;
Saturday, July 13, 1940
WEST ABBEVILLE NEWS
rate Chapel A. My K, Church
, Rev. J. E. Spearman, Pastor
Sunday school opened at the usI
oil MoT, and the lesson was won
I'derfully taught by the various
l teachers. Mrs. Charlotte Slappy
! reviewed the lesson. The 'Few
Rally, for-the S. S. was held at 5
Pp.in. few-.MeAdams .of *"tfr_e_Pres;
byterian church delivered a very
stirring sermon. ^lis subject Co
Forward, and a little Farther,
i \\us enjoyeu uy an.
Mr. Roy Johnson is taking a
j trip through the mountains of
i North Carolina with friends.
1 Rev. and Mrs, J. W. Thomas
report an enjoyable trip to Spa;tanluirs
visiting friends.
Mrs. Melzetta Hearst is improv
iiie wonderi ully at this writing.
Miss Fannie Henderson of
I Washington, L). C., is home visit[
in.; her mother Mrs. Lillie Patton
Mt: 'Chailhr 'Robinson accompa '
' nied his mother, Mrs. Orrie Rob- .
I mson from Philadelphia, ?Pa., ?to
Ahhfvillp to vjait, h<?r si?t??r Mrs
Sadie Johnson on Haigler StT^Trs
Rnt/tnson is a native of Abbeville
lnit for. many years I'c'Sldutl?i?n
PhilHdflnhia. with her grand|
daughter, Mrs. Ora Booker!
PROFESSIONAL
C A RDS
OQice Hours: Telephone:
11A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. .8871
6 P. M. to 8 P.' M.
? v
DR. W. D. Chappelle
"Physician and Surgeon.Diseases
of Women and Children
A Specialty
-A
Offic?L' Residence:
2115 Lady St 1301 Pine St.
Columbia, S. C.
DR. H. H. COOPER
DENTIST
Special Attention Given to Die.
eases of the Gums
Gold Crown and Bridge Work
A Speciality
Office Phone B4Z9 " Res. 8264
1125 Washington St., Cola., S. C.
Otfice Hours: Telephones: "
8:30 A.M. to 7:00. P.M. OfTice 6033
Residence 8873
DR. D. iK. Jenkins
DENTIST
Fillings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges. *
. a i-ia_
mivovncaia a oprCIBIIJ
DR. J. G. STUART
Rye, Ear, Nose and Throaji ^ Glasses
Fitted Accurately
Office Hours Telephones
I 10 A. M. to > P. M. Res. 4692
I 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. Office 3796
Office Residence
, 2030 Tavlor .St. 1317 Pine St.
REV. J. H. JOHNSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office 2029 Marion Stroot r
Dealer in Real Estate, Performs
marriage ceremonieB, writes wills,
deeds, mortages, claims, etc.
Call See Him
Office Phone 8407 Res. 679f
Counts Drug Store
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUND.
ETT AS WRITTEN DY VOUR
DOCTOR
A Full Line of Toilet Articles
I llUa WASHINGTON STREET
| PHONE 2-1967
David G.EJlison
General Insurance
Honest and efficient atten
tion given to all businey*
placed with me.
PHONE 5717
1. S. I.eevv, Manager
COLLEGE
ILL, S. c.
TATIONAL JR. COLLEGE
nissjon to the junior ye?r
andard colleges
NMENT, LOW RATES
. LOCATION
5 Seotemher 5, 1940 I
rlress: L
Johnson, Registrar I
arner-Briee, President I