Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Is.?IM'ofosSoT (>T 1 Social Anth- ? t. j'oioiry at Dillaid university, is !l co-author. was announced last n k by the Amprrcarr-fotmrtr m t 1 li.sucutuiiu.--JJ'r.is book is ..ami?iii 1 m vi ral which will be issued sis a . mi 11 of a,' two-and-a-half-yeai v . si i\*y i t" the problems of Negro sponsored ly. the AnieVieap ( i'?>.'u i! "ii Kducation. and is bus- ^ il on( interviews with over 20t< N't i ,i .idole^uits in Natchez an 1 \o.\ Orleans. .Air. Davis, ?n col- ? -ra; am * ith John Dollard, the ^ ~ ~TT:TiT hjLitlior ft the book, spent :; author of the book, spent tttt than ;t yvat- collecting data . i .Mr. Davis was on lea'.V of al I i- nee iidni Dillard during the yeai ' M in order to prepare fo. i.ukheatio.li the results of this 1i y. i go the baekgrouinl matei'.-To >. plietl by the ' interview.- i r Jt-ii oi more adolescents, tin. ,?t-?o. i-it ton?til mind?eight?itr i! ra- I i s t n i i n s in sin-h n B r as to hiake it a stirring i . i -it well :is s. My of scicntiti. and social ini? ' T. I' ' : cr V . * 1 Jnvis. who is resident at :.v I -i.ivoi sit.y. of Chicago during e. ave of ahseiicv-, was recoil'. 'i'y p. Tilled a statf, menvhcr. o. i.!;c. 1'i\ ision - on hild Ucvclopnieii. .. i r IVrsonnel, I'ontniis 'J cachet' Kducut'ion, at tin M Mty ?.f Chicago 'for tin- <lu> iii> It avi. will I MUM. NI:\VS ;viay. was it hi^h day .at Cc, 'W Munch. Ucv. I. h. Huf :n d< I'jWtvd a special marriage rm a.- This sermon was very .. puiuu u itJi general thoughts. *' U to. Ai... l vile S?" !.iOll I' . iiy for the cluirc|ij|was hojd. The "ot*** .fl ! \Viis raised. Fyi r salary MMoo, (iraial total 1 pi-t7.es were given to the 1 ninrritd couple. Mr. and y I.. VI. Al'iaiiis. Scend .ini/.e _ ' c ..( !? present with the uitida r of children. Mr. Mayiiiond Jones versus and Mrs. Joshua Swindler. . : to the last couple 'married, .; .?!: ! Mis. I. S'. A brants. 1 he v. ,-. e a pounds of sugai ' r cuiiici. tiie Springiield and t .:.i.?.! .planets "rendered an . t .? ??:-' ram. tins writing, (ieorgv \VU. improving. 1..- Yheivsu ami U-ulh j tuna ,1 home 1'ia. >tn Win X. t'.. alter visiting ami Mis. KoltPrt K. Jluurc a >.. it yis-K. at the home i Jk<<b.!istin on Wed >/-; - . - ] '"n. M :.:imire Ilettky League :>am di-;V:itysL the Laui . . W un<-s.iay71Lily 17 and t van:, Sat ut day l aj'tain Kooseveit u-.:.g? i. Jlaskel .Jollier. ] -n'-.v i ,!?. ilutl'in spent tin- week a; . i.-.ua- Of- .Mr. and .Mrs. It a .ah Swindler and A h: al>iattended tin ' <>n? i-nt ion. also .. It. I; . tl. r. and Arthur L>. I'l \ !)|.|. 1 MAYS _ n a.I ha|'i l V W > '?t Innvli 1 - i j? * V a- vi-i y 'urges' ' ;?r.d , 1. .-son taught ~ " ~ . V.' ' ' ??to?' I ' .1 _ ' : 1 tin- t iim- uas n n to "Tar Mjioits hom dei.-' I ! ill. Ill I till. < g In. ' ; Alt. Caiinci .in Uwiius, ' . I'r.-y 1 tjK'i ted a \ ely inanil enjoyable t rip and ... >: malion given"by" the delai.i-iii the ' interest in the S. S. *." the' extent to start ply. a! !' ;' for next year's institute. - i.e-nm iiiina iliali ly a; = i' .>. S. was dismissed. Kev. J. B. Smith nivaohvd a .soul slituinn- - " . i i'ii ii wiiiiii a as e.',Joyed by all"" dls- G.ladys Peppers and Mrs - if Livers Walker were vis . v. to nut' chinch Sunday. .Mis. Maggie Peppers was laid i.- t. in tin- King Chapel c^eme?t111 y 1 ; ;?!;>>' al T7TJT1 o't lock" She avi to mourn' her death three daughters-. M'rs. Bessie < irate, the M'ssta Gladjs and Bolxrtu ih ppers, seven sons: .Messrs .Jtiel< IJenry, -lames,. liober't, Alphonsi ilarold and (halmer Peppers. Mr. Charley Smith, formerly ot Pendleton "Tint *lias' Tbsided in Green ! vplu fir the past few years was f.o.er ak/.ed " Monday at .'5:00 p.m B". . f. B. Smith, Mis. ATiiln ie? ' i;t. ;" rd. Misses Viola Grave? ml The dis HamBorg and Mr .'"hiinie .Morse motored to Owen? --eiy i .csday to attend the l>ist S. S. Institute. ; Mesdames Anna Koe.se and Ma, w4f Mors-- are visiting relatives ( it. '.Veil York City. j^While there 1 'they are taking in the'. World's! i Fair also. . . .|] Prof. and Mrs. McLaughlin | i were recent visitors in Pendleton. ] 1 V THE % IT. OI.IVK A. >1. K. Clll'nrill f Kev. H. Andrews, Pastor T Myit'e If'arli. S. C 5* inday ins a beautiful da\ f.>i "ihurchncis S. S. opened with. Xbe Supt -E ii.nl teachers jit their post. " 11:00 A.M., Key. Andrews deliv u red a soul stirring: sermon after ^ vliit h the I.ord's Supp-.t was seeeih a 0:00 /P.M. the I.eajuo. met with he president, meii.l.eis and friends .i?*u.,11.?v.1........ s "o tl... iVnatnr O tgain preached u soul reviving sermon ami the. lord's Supper ^ vas serVed. ...... n Those on ti c siik list arc Mrs s P. K. Rainbow. Mis. Un ity Sum ^ ;cr and Mrs. Florence Chestnut *rheir many 'friends1 \yish'"thoiki s. peedy recovcy. '* Miss Sarah Willis of Salisbury A S. C., Miss Pearl (Jills of Thom. isville, N. ('.. were the pleasant M ucsts.ol' Kev. (J. W. Williams and ivorshiivi'd at Ml. Olive Sunday. w \\ t arc' looking forward to see- 3 my tlie Presiding Elder Kev. A r I*. Spears Sunday as he will hold u :is last "uuarterl.. 'inference and 1! ir.ach next Sunday night. 1 Last Kites " F. in ral services for Ret. .Jul b it . .- Chestnut. 7'.' who passed to S .he great beyond hist Sunday c nbrniuy was held at Chestei'tield t Baptist church Wednesday, July h 24% Splendid remarks were made: z tfu.r whi%h ,solos, choir selections " Ujd- i'l'ili(iU.v*( followed. Eulogy c by Key! A. 1*. iCiahann Kev. Chest e nut was active in .religious and tl social activities until his illness * ahout three months ago. He e leaves^ to mourn his lost a wife. lf> childien; 88 grandchildren. t5tJ d _'rent-yrands and a, host of othet e relatives and friends. lie was m laid to rest undvi a beautiful h an> nd?rrf?Una ers?rn?the vluuvh yard.; Hemmlngway of Conway a had charge of tlie funeral. n (.keen riix. k news St. I'aul A. M. E. Church ? .11 Kev. J. K. Spearman. I'astor 1 t ?Sunday- .school "rrt rite ? Usual 7j hour with all oilh-yrs at 'their post of duty. Sister Jotikjiil.-e. tJacluna--v tiie Bible .lass. A very line !es-' son with review by 'the. jiastor. A wonderful message was dei-i el'ed by'' the pastor, found St 1/iike 2:7. theme Xo Room in the fnn. " !' Mi's. Sarah Gary, si.-ter >>1' bro-| tlu-r . I nil. - Jenkins i et ::i.ned to| 1 Philadelphia al ter an enjoyable J -lay of 1" v.wiis with frjeuds, and " relatives. i i; m * ? w <x?i>Ki i r \ i:\vs N Ttinit> A. M. II. Zioir Church , i 1 Kev. J. A. I.ipscv, Pa?.tr?r f- ,S. opened at tiie usual hum t with Su'pt. and teachers in charge iVi- had a ypud attendance and At 11:15 the pastor beyan ' serr. a i and hrouyhl us a soul stirriny ine.-saye which was enjoyed ) AXTHtn "Stmthty?rdyht In- brought t L. j Celt 11ivs*;i jf, Mrs. Francis Fasten dl' Washiny ton, I). is tin yues.t of her pa'- 11 rents Mr: and Mr'.-. R.heii FeT- 11 yuson on Simpson Ave. - Mr. T. Parks passed awaj at ' his' holHe here Wednesday morn- ' it.-, and was fuinralized at New ^ llethel llaplist Church Sunday afternoon at 'J:hU o'clock with the ' Rev. J. A. Lipsey, pastor of" Trin- * ity AMKZ church olliciatiny. In ferment "?tiio churuh aiim i..;-,. tw..,h.Jii> .t ,w n.( He leaves to mourn a wife. Mrs 1^ J. Parks' ,two daughters, Miss , N'anzetta Parks, a nurse at. State Park hospital, Columbia- Miss .Minnie l.ou Park.'-, Voin?suns, iKi ~~ Messrs T. J Jayson and Nathan Parks and Master Furman Parks. ^ six sisters, five, brothers. M. S. ; Callaham mortician in charge. Miss Elmer Ferguson of Co- c lumbia is the guest of her parejnts 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Ferguson. Miss Loree Cromwell of Wash ington is the guest of her mothei 1 Mrs. Carrie Cromwell. New Bethel News Krv. A. D? Duncan, Pastor v 1 t - Oui\ S, S. lesson?was beautiful?1 ly taught by Prof. A. Williams t and others. Friday and Satm-day were big t lays here. The S. S. convention } was held and one of the grandest % sessions was witnessed. Mr. W F. Gaylord is president. Tin i: members of Trinity made it vet > C pleasant for the delegates. We b PALMETTO LEADER Objectives outlined iy SI C. State vennis Association Orangeburg. S. P.. July 30th? cfinito objectives for a 1041 and lr. nnfinnnl ph'iinninnchin i-kf 10<1!) ere discussed at 'the state proram meeting of the South Carona State Tennis association held t South Carolina State A. & M. allege, Thursday night. After the objectives were outnod, the election of 11)41 officers as conducted. Frank A. DeCos i, State WPA Recreation com* iittcc and Principal of Avery inCtute, Charleston was unanimous , elected president of the South 'arolina Tennis association foi DTI. Josepjr TF.- McGhecr Publicy Chairman, American Tennis issociation and Regisl ar, South -arolina State' A. & M. college, as elected executive secretary .v.. 1(14 1 i/i i.'-ii. v/iiiwi wuiv>v* a ticv-iai ere Ollie C. Dawson, Head Coach ml Physical Hi rector, South 05^ olina Statu A. & M. college, treas rer, and Mamie Thompson, Asstunt Director, Physical Educa ion, South Carolina State A. & 1. college was* chosen correspond lg secretary. llain prevented participation y many number clubs of the itate Association who have been ohtacted during the week. At he meeting . .suggestions. were, card for a more 'effective organ i~ ation of local tennis clubs through ut the state. Intercity matches, ity tournaments, exhibition match s. a state closed tournament and lie annual open tournament were objects that were widely discHsfcd. . The new administration will raw u]i furtlui plans for u-more fl'eetive state organization which ill take active -part in establishD.al units. Another meeting to isctiss tile I'.'ll program and the ppointment ?' : an executive com....... i..>, ... <i... .1,........; ncyvv; ?? c*o iv.j iic uiv v* i i cnui i 1' the new President, Principal 'rank A? DcC'o.-ta. Fifteen club.- who are members f the American Tenms Associaiu;i and the South Curolian Tenis Asso'n. will be visited by the xeeutivo secretary ami the nresi-j lent to inforn. them of the. new program. Major tournament e-cnts will be scheduled before the uiddle of March and a definite iid.iam will In.- sent each-club. . J.' D. McGhee, Reporter Atoms thanks-to all who helped is in ou.' effort to entertain the Hi. Veil', iot,. New Ifethel S. S. cop th Tyger River convention ifering baiimer reporting the hieh -t amount "of money for beneficuries. Horn t" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vondrurf Saturday. July 27th, win eiils. Thfc mother and both irl.- are doing fme. Don't" fail To\rea<T the" Pailineto I.ead^r. CONWAY NKWS ( rrrnMt J Social ( ' llrtr i iir ciin. met at tne usual lioui alk*<| t?. ardor by the president, til members reported on duty, 'he president opened the house or !<usinev-\ Next was election uT dlieers. 1'lie present officers renamed the same for the next six' nonth.s. Mr. ami* Mrs. James Blake lost heir little baby Corley, who died it the Hire of 5 months, 'ib clays, 'uneral Sunday at 5 p.m. Mrs. Janie Pegues spent 21 lays at Myrtle Beach also Mrs, dagyie Johnson. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Withers cere doui, mi- th.. Moot- i.iul fi.no charlotte. N. C., and reported a inc trip ti> Atlantic Reach. Winners in State fennis Tournament Orangeburg, S. C.?-Rosalind )aniels, Orangeburg 15 year old -ensation, dominated the Junior nvitation Tennis Tournament stag "d here July 17. IS. lit by capturng the Women Singles finals mm Kathryn N'eal, Columbia, 6-3 ?-3, and in the semifinals defeatng another seasoned veteran Louise Mawvell, Orangeburg, 6-2, 1-6, 6-3. Miss Daniels also captured vith her partner, Louise Maxwell he women's doubles final from xnthryrr Nfe:d and Willie K. Calloun, Orangeburg, 6-2, 9-7. Charles Lewis, Orangeburg, was he standout junior singles cham?ion >v.inn.in gfrom Walter Palmr, Columbia 6-4, 6-2. In the junior doubles final an ipset was registered when -Carl Ireen and Carl Williams, Orange urg, defeated Charles Lewis and MAYBE SO ANI (By W. H. S "(HAH LEY Everybody who listens to a cei tain radio program knows "Char-, ley McCarthy." "Charley" sits! r>.i vn.ri?. n,?.?.u.w.,. .... ...... ; "? uvt5^t i/vigvn o niicv \jl any j other place chosen. "Charley" is' a dummy; he doesn4t move a lip 01 muscle unless Bergen speaks for him or pulls a string or some- j gerv wants him to do. "Charley' j is just something "dolled up"? ' something that can do nothing except in response to what his mastor sayk~or does. "Charley" is an ' i attractive manikin 1 imagine, bui , "Charley" is of no value except . as he may he used by Bergen. I know a few human symbolsyou? I know people who are ; dummies in the run so that they have no control of what they may i have. They never move one way , or the other unless somebody ] pulls a string or presses a spring. < I know some humanly construct^ o<l "Charleys" who never advance! opinions of their own, who* hstve! Walter Palmer 0-7. 8-G. i Samuel Pinckney, Orangeburg won the Novice Junior Singles title l>y defeating Carl tlreen 7-?-. I. 5-7, 6-1. W. B. Harris. Orangeburg \as j' a double ; haiirpiofi in the boys diWi ision wiiiing the boys singles from ( Franklvn Bailey, Orangeburg 6-0, ' 6-4 and with Franklvn Bailev as j His doubles partner won the boys, doubles from Robert Clagett and ' James Mingo. Orangeburg 6-0, ii-y. Tennis racquets were given all first place winners and medals for 1 i urini.-i ??ufh?Tin toui nium lit u as declared ai success and has stimu-! ? -< lated new interest in tennis at j South Carolina State college and [ ? . its environs. Many of the winners will be on J a team that will leave foi' Tuske- | gee Institute, Alabama where-the-Suuthern Open Championship will !e played July 24, 25, 26 and 27. X D. McGhee, Reporter I Hi: MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF NKW RKURV For more than eight months in' this year the Ministerial Alliance of Newberry has been meet- . ing every Monday at high neon at the Bethlehem Baptist church of' which Rev. K.-E. Gauldvn is pas I - I Many good tilings have?boell'j" said and done-by the brethren in i the ministry. Our Alliance is of 1 a non-denominational nature, ministers of the Methodist, Bap-' tist and Saints meet to gether from time to time in one great Christian Land. On Monday night, July 22 the j Ministerial Alliance had its do;-' ing moating at the?St. "Matthew" Baptist church of whidr ?W. L. Shepherd is pastor. As'it is our custom, we closed out with a strong sermon by Rev. i H. \V. Gilliam who preached as] never?before dTom ttn? Book of^i Jobi, Our hearts were made to! rejoice as the man of God spoke..! ?We?are?hoping ami?trusting that every minister will have a | successful revival, because the I churches as never before are stand ing in the need of reviving. We hope to start our Ministerial Alliance again sometime itu_ Octoher. i J c K. E secretary. W. T. ANDREWS OF HALT I MOKK, MD., STRICKEN . Ni-w?York?City,?dirty "^KVFt -A phone message was received Ik;re last night statin gthat W. T:' Andrews of Balitmore suffering from a recent stroke and has boon I unconscious for the past twentyfour hours. Lawyer W. T. Andrews, senior member of the firm of Andrews and Stevens, wejit to Baltimore last night and information from him today is to the effect that hi> father is very ill. W. T. Andrews was formerly | editor of the Sumter Defender ' and large real?estate owner in < Sumter. He moved to Baltimore . in 1017 and is popular among the leaders of Maryland. ] WINNSBORO NEWS ; Vast numbers attended con v. , tions at various churches in the , county last week. ' Misses Rosamond Johnson, Mil t ) MAYBE NOT ihaokleford) WxiK^-MxyK-X-I-^X' A1RM .Alt I II I S no convictions they say what others say, they even try to imitate the way others say things. I know some people who are just tools in the hands of somebody else. < All you ha ye to do to find out what they think is to run down that somebody who does their thinking. If you can find out who pulls the string which makes them dflfice, you've got the secret of their ability or inability. You will find some "Charley Mc Carthys" in church. They say 01 ilo whatever is- done or said by somebody on the throne of author ity. The saddest spectacle in society is that individual who has nn nnirnrvn V?is: m-Vwa it; mm. ),-..ll..,i ...itin.ly In- iiiiiii.VmdIv Some people may Be aTI "(lolled up" and "sitting pretty," but thai doesn't mean that they are tiny more than a good looking dummy ope i a ted by jsomebody else. " I 'm ashamed of yoy' Charley." ? (Rights Ieserved). F"1 died Floyd. Dorothy Drass and Mrs. Uuth Dowdy were visitors in our town last Friday. Miss Johnson is a former teacher of Fairfield County Training school. This group of young ladies were delegates to the Fpiseopal convention which was held at-. St. Barnabas Mission. Jenkinsville. Prof, and Mrs. C. O. AJcIntos' and little daughter Edith of Allendale; S. were week' end visitors of their mother. Mrs. Sarah Mcintosh. They were accompa-, nied by little Misses Dorothy and Fi nest inn Wright of Tuski g,. Alabama. Relatives and friends of Mrs. Lula Hall and Delia. Haigler are Hi-Olid to SCI' tlli'lll nil 5in,l mrf .1 f_ I tor a period of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davis accompanied by Mr.. William Cod*, and others motored to 'the New York World's Fair last week. They repotrcd a niost enjoyable" trip. Miss Dorothy Maloney who has been a recent visitor in our town returned to her home in Greati Falls last Thursday. While she was honored with a party giv en her by Miss Nannie Bbykin. Miss Sarah Beatty and Mrs. E. I,. Manigault are now teaching summer school. Miss Beatty is at lnmnn, S. ('., and Mrs. -Manigault at Blackstock. Mrs. Martha Jackson and daughter .Margie returned to theii home in State Bark, S. C. 1 he I.adies Be Friendly club rendered a very interesting, pro grain iti behalf of the Missionary society last Friday-night. vv?f. -v- ? * ST. STEPHEN A.M.K. CIIL'KCII Rev. L. 1). Gamble, Bastor -Sunday was i^yaUtilul?tiey'-fof" church goers and the services were very good. At 11 o'clock | v.,i- |jii.-ioi ascended the rostrum! and preached a soul stirring ser- I | leevy's funeral; hom; Ijl lTndertaking' And Embalm ? SLOUAN? | lower prices j* A Si BIJ1 - AJNlL'E SERV 1(J . ?~ "As Near As Your Nearest l'hi ^? - |? Ralosburg and Kidgeway, S. Ih.'Ll TAYLOR ST. COLUM X PHONE 9276 J 1" "" -' | Colored and X | Register i ' ? |_ LAST c: I TEN (10) DAYS | and THREE (3) DA | .No qualifications r $ Name and Address | . Saturday, August 3, 1940 [ mon. Subject Let Not Your Teart be Troubled, etc., he simplified it so that even a small child could understand. A number of visi- ^ tors were present with us. Sunday school opened at the us ; ual hour. With Supt, Kufus Ford and his staff of teachers at theifr post of duty. The lesson was beautifully discussed. At 4 o'clock we laid the cornerstone of our new church with Elder T. J. Miles, presiding. A large crowd attended. We had visitors from all parts of the dis ti ict. The Senior choir furnished the music. The cornerstone was i laid by the F. and M. Lodge No. I 50. A large isum was realized. J Sunday night we had another J large crowd. The Harmony King I quartet from Conway and the I quartet' from Conway and the ^ quartet from Georgetown gave us some very good spiritual num- " Our doors gtanH njnr ? PROFESSIONAL - 1 A T%T\^I LAKLIS T Office Hours: Tel?ph<mt: -HA. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8871 P. M. to 8 P. M. * ^DR. W. D, Chappelle Physician and Surfreon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: Residence: ? 2115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S. C. DR^H. H. COOPER 1 DENTIST Special Attention Given to Dis. eases of the Gums Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Speciality . . m Office Phone 6429 Res. 8264 1125 Washington St., Cola., S. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 8:30 4 M t" 7 fiftgj Residence 8873 DR. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Fillings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges, Anesthesia a Specialty DR. J. G. STUART Rye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Office Hours Teleph<me* 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. lies. 4092 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. Office 3796 Office Residence 2030 Taylor St. 1317 Pine St. REV. J. H. JOHNSON NOTARY PUBLIC I Office 2029 Marion Street I Dealer in Real Estste, Perform marriage ceremonies, writes wills, deeds, mortages, claims, etc. Call Se? Him Office ^hone 8407 Res. 6790 Counts Drug: Store PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUND. I ED AS WRITTEN BY YOUR DOCTOR A Full Line of Toilet Articles 1105 WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 2-1967 ; David G.Lllison i General Insurance ~ 1?Honest and efficient atten[ tion given- to all business placed with me. PHONE 5717 S. l.eevv. Manager ? : ; ft L IVIon 1 1 ? Women | to Vote! | HANCE! I _ AUGUST 5 TO 15 $ VS IN SEPTEMBER | - ' " I ? * lecessary except Age * I