The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 07, 1940, Page Page Two, Image 2
Page Two
CARLISLE NEWS
Miss Marie Dawkins of Ken.
tucky, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nero Dawkins spent"" thfee
dtys with parents last Week.
for Detroit, Mich., after spending
seven weeks with relatives and
friends. .She is the grand daughter
of Mrs. Lizzie English.,
Miss Rosa A. Brown of Blackstock
was the guest of Miss BerWe
Brown and others, at the
home of Mrs. Frances English last
vival meeting at Williams Chap
el AME Zion church.
Mrs. Alter Johnson the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Waitus John
son is in toWn from Knoxvilk
Tenn.
p ' Miss Mae Lillie English left
this week for Columbia Hospital
School of Nurse Training.
Miss Drusiller Lyles left Saturday
for Asheville, N. C., to ,\
relatives and friends.
Mr. and?Mrs. Eugene Bell ot
Union, S. C.,^ and her father Mr.
Mrs. Willie S. Dawkins of A li1
' qulppu, La., and iiex- iwo sisters,
Miss May Ruth and Mijrgaree
Gining, all of SaiiTue; Mi*. James
Jeter and little Miss Billie Jean
Ceiger of Carlisle spent a pleas*
ant afternoon at the home of Mr
Blanche Hill, Carlisle. They ren
dered a ret-1 musical program.?Agroup
of gospel songs, were sung
and played by Miss Sallie A. Hill
"Creations" and several other read
ings were recited by Miss Margaree
Jenings and little Bettie Jean
Ceiger and last on program wasan
instrumental duet piayed^bj
Mrs. Blanche Hill and daughteT
and after the program was over
everybody was standing near the
door ready to go, to their surprise
the little -well-trained ^Spanish
Spitt dog, 8 months old, was rushed
into the room hurriedly, jumping
thru the hoop and over and
standing on his hind leet waiKins
v was a game of ball. Everyone
" was silent with their gaze eentered-wi
Little. Sonny Boy who Was
acting his part so well ami sc
faithfi.lly . with [no errors. 'Hie
a >.hilce Was delighted and appl.iud.J
heartily.
Kev. 1'. Li. Wilkes is conducting
r vival meeting at Cellar Grove
Baptis' church hi Vol k elmnty
Ke\. E. W. Carter, pastor.
Mi s. I.nla Joiner was the Rues'
of Kev. and Mrs. F. L. Wilkes
i ami Mr. and Mrs. Nero Da" kins
Mfednesday afternoon. She attended
service at Williams Chapel
i lunch.
Wednesday night. Miss Mae Li)
he English entertained a lovely
i w. : p: IV at the home of Mr
n.'d .?.' <. Arthur English Monday
- ni 'ht. Sun<lay ifternoon Mr. N
J^u.-. .Mi-. Janus A. Thomas and"
Mr. l'.ov Jeter of Union were the
guests of Miss Clara Savage. On
.Monday Miss Savage returned to
\'t iiis loii-.Saleat, X. alter. spend
ina very pleasant stay with Mr.
aud Mrs. Manton Sims.
Mrs. Eliza Lyles died it the
home of her son Friday-, Mr. Fletcher
Siqps. She was 1*5 years old
and was a member of St. Luke
A ME /ion church.
' 11*1... 1 l.o ln.r lias
." lie LUilviuamcu . ,
u.i, licv. 11. K. Hilliun at St
l.uke church.
Mr. Andresv . Jeter died Saturday
at his home and was funer
alznl at Jo tors chapel-Sunday by
Hi v. J M. Dawkins.
Mrs. Mary Smith a member of
James Chapel Baptist church,
died in the Community hospital
James Chapel church Monday by
Kev. F. I.. Wilkes. Quite a large
,'hwd attended the funeral.
Miss Sallie Jeter and little
I. Jeter, both are in the Community
hospital, but are said to be doi
fine.
FLINT HILL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Ko. C. W. (iillaim. Pastor
Reverend Porter speaks of his
trip to Greenwood and Kershaw
Counties.
I left Columbia in the rain^and
got to my final destination while
it was still raining. We stopped
over at the home of one of the
members of Flint Hill Baptist
Church.?R. was still raining and
on Monday we were rained completely
<mt. The creeks and branches
over flowed so much so that
the people couldn't cross them to
come to service. But the rain
- ceased some what on Tuesday and
we had a very good service TueSdsiv
The proplfa nVinted And the
rain ceased and on Wednesday we
' had a large crowd with five converts.
We didn't have night service^
and on Thursday we had an
overwhelming crowd. With two
sermons a day we got ten more
converts. Friday they baptized
sixteen heads. From there on to
Camden in Kershaw County at
Nazareth Baptist Church. We
had night service and there we
Vreached four nights and .took in
eight .converts. This church is pas
tored by a young man: Reverend
Brother Connish. " At both, places
f was greeted with the" best of
hospitality and from there to
Barnwell where we climaxed our
service with communion, at Rethelhem
Baptist Church where I
am now pastoring.
The Lord has wonderfully hies
sed our work. Praise the Lord.
1 will run Dr._T^. Lu Dneket's .
meeting at R'ed Hill Baptist
Church, out from Eastover S. C
beginning' August 8th, Sunday p.
m. _
The public is invited to all of
thesa services .
-- - -
BKNNKTTSVII.LE NEWS
About all the Baptizing closed
.ait' Sunday morning and evening
in our county. A large numbci
.itnessed the service Sunday ev-TTtng-at
Shlloh church. Rev. A
I. Wright Baptized l large nunioer.
Rev.- Bryant and -Rev. W.F
McCoy took charge of the regulai
service in a short and inspiring
way. Rev. W. F. McCoy, pastoi
of Betl-.esila Baptist church, Society
111It explained the tneaninu
?f Baptism.
Columbia, spent Sunday evening
11 the city, house guests of theii
intents, Mr. and Mrs, H. Reese
>n Hudson street. \
Miss Dorothy Reese and Miss j
Elizabeth Thomas arrived home
.ifter spending twelve weeks in
summer school at State \ Normal
College, Fayetville, N. G. They
. eported a pleasant stay.
Miss Margaret Youngblood ol j
olumbia, returned home last J
vVcek after, spending a lovely sta.\ j
in our city, house guests of Mr ,
ind Mrs;?ft;?Reese.?Mrs;?Nattry4
Reese accompanied her home.
Miss R'iHH Milk Idlt 'lUfrhHU
.'or aiiother school term at Lank-I
Tr>on IflgTi school, LankersbiT S |
C. She spent most of the sum- j
niuer in New York,
Miss Sara Morris spent a love- |
ly evening in Laurinburg, N. C.i
"mrri?Oheraw last?week:?She wii!
leave Wednesday evening .for a. j
nother school term at Sims high ;
school, Union. ' )
-Miss B. H. Graham, county su-i
pervisor over the colored schools j
of Marlboro county is busy arrang :
ing for our two days of county institute
meeting which convenes I
Thursday and Friday of this week
it the City Hi school. Prof. A
I. Wright, principal.
Mrs. Watts left this week l'ur .
icr school work in Florida.
Mrs. T. T. Robinson is in the j
I City of New York visiting friends
and relatives.
' Mrg. C. D. Wright is home after
spending awhile with parents
and friends in Alcolu, S. C.
.Mrs. Doshia Savage is home after
spending awhile in New York
\ith her daughters and friends,
also Mrs. Prince is honie after
.-pending awhile with children in
New York City.
A 1.1.P.N CHAPEL
A. M. K. CHURCH
Rev. I. McFadden. Pastor
St. Stephen, S. C.?Sunday
scnooi opened ac lis usual nom
with W. E. Matthews in charge.
All teachers at their post of duty.
The lesson was taught by the
teachers and discussed; review by.
the iSupt., W. E. Matthews:
At- 11:80 Rev.?McFadden en mi1
before the congregation and presented
Rev. E. McjQiieen who delivered
the messige. At -1:3() we
assembled again with the ehuii
singing beautifully. This being
our last quarterly conference the
elder J. L. Benbow preached a
soul stirring" sernion. Services
were good throughout the' day.
' On sick list are Mrs. J Spignei
Mrs. Annie Williams. Wo wish
for them a speedy recover. Prof
Alford Da vies is out after a short
illness. r
Persons on vacation are Mi-. I)
witt Williams, Mr. Elmore M-Gown,
Prof, and Mrs. B. T. Wilson.
They left h st Sunday ni'v
-with Prof. Wr R. Wilson undei
the wheel. We hope them a sui'_^
W. Davies spent a few weeks in
Baltimore with her brother. Mr
E. Wallace. She reports hayine
had a erand time.
Miss 0. Darby had as her
j guest Miss Rosnlee, Murry of
I Sumter, who will spend ;t few.
I weeks
"Mrs. (iei trude IT \\ jlli; ms had
as her house guests on Sundae
I evening Mr. land Mrs. P. Brady i
and daughter Miss Thelma Bradv
[and son Franklyn Brady ?>f N C. :
They motored down with Mr
Brady under the wheel.
Bl'SH RIVER RAPT. CHl'KCH j
Rev. J. C. Collier. Pastor
' ?s?
Services were beautifully carried
out Sunday beginning with
the Sunday school. A very inspir- j
ing sermon was preached by Rev [
mcmorris; using as a suujeei ,
Ask for what you want and He |
will give you what you need. The |
second sermon was delivered h>
the pastor Rev. J. C. Collier.
At 8 o'clock Rev. bibson enter !
ed the pulpit with a very inspir j
ing and soul stirring sermon
which was enjoyed by all. Rev !
Gibbs had along with him, Mrs I
Gibson, Mrs. Daisy L. Anderson
and Mrs. Jessie Gary.
Monday night Rev. Gibson en !
tered the pulpit again with a no i
ble sermon, using as a subject: j
Jesus at Jacob's well. Rev. Gib- ,
son brought out some very inspir- (
ing points on tnis subject.
CASTLE POINT. N. Y.
Miss?ft'ther Wright of I Men a*
S.. C., has returned t0 Castle Point
us the guest of Mrs. Georgia Met/ I
Thompson after having spent a j
week in New York City with hei '
uncle, .Mr. Theodore Wright. Sin |
also visited Coney Island, the I
World's Fair and other points of
interest inciuning tne savoy Kuli I
loom..- She will spend La hot (
Day week end in Brooklyn ts the I
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Caplin.
Miss Ethel Copeland of Green
ville, a friend of long standing
is also the house guest of Mr. and
Mtb. Thompson.
. , .-.w...
T
WHITMJRE NEWS
Camp meeting began Sunday at
Cedar Grove church. A large
crowd attended the services. Presiding
Elder A. K. Cohen delivered
the discourses Sunday, /ttev.
Cohen?t*?a?coal?bniwi; come ye
and hear him. Every night Rev.
Cohen impressed his?iu.dlinua.a?
Pastor or tbis church, Rev. I. 3,
Ruffin. Finance Sunday $69.33.
For education $3.00. Grand total
of $72.33.
Visitors in Whit mi re's
Mr. and Mrs. Eugvne livid,. Mr
Charlie Byrd. Mrs. Jimnue Johnson
from Thomasville, N. C. visited
relatives and friends here
during the camp meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. George Al.rams
Mr. Cloud Abrams, visiting theii
father and mother Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Abrams and family,.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tliomp
son, all of Thomasville, NT. C
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Byru
and . family. The above visitors
have now returned to Tlu\iiasville,
N. C. We hope for them a
pleasant stay _aml come again. .
"Mr. and Mrs. James Griffon
fioin?Philadelphia,?I'll., t'hlllllg
Mi-, and Mrs. Cola Joiner and
-family. Miss
Mattie Abrams from ('inehmtti,
Ohio, vlHiting relatives.
Mrs. Nancy Hooker, front Spartanburg,
visiting Mr. ami Mrs.
William Kpps?and?family.
Mrs. Iaz/.ie Funt and son, Josh
mi Fant, visiting Mr. and Mrs
Joshpn Swindler from Connels
ville,1 Pa.
Mip. George Williams was tin
week end KUest~of- W. L. Kpps
<
X
I State
<
i
i-?:?
:
Y
T
V
?
t? .r
t
-4???? IjPft?
^ ^m ' ^
j IESSSSS
T L|I|KT loll
- Hocljr;- Hall
Agrrculttmr
JL ,. State Colle
ture: Air
I-i?,\ver. jfroi
Student bi
&- Uaii^'4 .^Lud
J ehanirnl T
V* if roup Kvtti
experience.
% Atfricultim
i Fal
X i
X ^ A Star
Y
X ?
Y
Y
Y -
$ *x+
. . - .. .. .Jt: ~_ku _ -I ' ?
Hfi PALMETTO LEADER u.
| T51iss Annie P. Gary was tho
Veek end guest of Mozella Epps
' Mi'. Arthur Polk, from Chari
lotte, N. C. visited friends, Sun'
<lay in Whitmire.
| Mrs. Luiza Boyd spent the week 1
end with Mrs. Lizzie Joives ami
| family. Miss Abbie Lou Peakt '
! left Saturday for Washington.
"1 Mrs. Otis Ray is home from N
| Y. City. : ;
New rooms are being erected
, at the Whitmire school. Laborers
_ai'? few, but great is the work.
Keep it up Whitmire, shift youi
-i gears, don't jerk.
-| Miss Carrie Rutherford, Mr-~
| Sylvester Smith were happily
married on Aug. 17 at the home i
of her mother, Mrs. Frances- Ruth
j erford. They are residing in Spar
tanburg. Much Success for their
happiness.
LA I'll ENS. S. C. i|
Mrs. Margaret Cnrvile of Balti-L
mol l- Mil vnmil I li 1-i.n U .
OJ.V..V nil vv ?>c?rrwri uci C A
w.il h her parents. She was aecom- ' 1
paiiied by her two children. Sun- j .
?day.?Sept.?hrt?str*1?was ttK> din- i !
nor guest of Mr. anil ^is Stnhn '
MitisrTHimda^' nip hi she was tht ',1
I supper guest ol' Sirs. Azella Wat- I
j Is. Other guests included Mrs.
1 Muininie MoWilliams. Mrs. Clara |
j Uendy, Mrs. livne Juines, Misses .
Rosa Shepherd, Mattie Fuller, ,
Melrose Dial a 11 d Mr. Robert ,
Floyd of Newbeiry, S. C. j
, Rev. I.. 11. Moon was- the din- v
j tier guest of Mr. and Mrs. James
Thompson and .Miss Queenie Mau ..
I Stevenson, Sunday. Miss Magnulia
Shepherd also visted her par- j
I ents Sunday from Washington. [
vw>v**A I******* {
dlgrigi
f
HD A Mi
_jf^
Jm#1JtMSUffi-ji MM8"; { I
UK^kSIHf^ <?ir'? isJ-'ff fcu^I^JB^K?
$? ^ ^
nil .1 mm ' ?? ||p|?
hand corner:
'lu-mist r\ and
Building a t ^^M?||||fM?x
Central picof
Campus. fl Hj^k
ip, left to right: EX
isy i n College
eats busy, at Me- E
)ra\ving, and a |
nkr practical simp jjj
COURSES LEI
Home Economics M
I Session E
Physical plant wo
excellent fa
.j i r,n _ - A
iuai u v.unege /\pprc
' ?> -r
************ *** ****** *X***********^*4^**
VACATION j
J J
Mr. W. M. Martin, who is our I
only colored licensed electrician, is I
enjoyinjf ft most delightful vac:t '
tion. Because of a much needeo '
diversion, he left the city on Friday
afternoon, August 30 for N?u _
folk, VftT Accompanying him w;rs
Miss Lillian Weston, Mr. Philip
Weston and Mr. Grady, all of Columbia.
While in Norfolk they
were highly entertained at the
home of Mrs. Perer Barnes and 1
family of 953 Reservm- Ave.
Mr- Meniii tin the party at 1
Norfolk, and made his next stop n
Washington. ID. C\, there he vis ?
ited other relatives, Miss Emn.-i ;
Weston, Miss Victoria Weston ?
and Mrs. Chester Richardson oi *
1720 Swann St. While in this city 1
lie experienced the pleasure of *
Meeting some of the most note 1 \
colored and white Electrical Con- I
ractors of thut city. From the(J
v of great oolitical interest he
vill travel to New York, accompa- *i
nied by - Miss Victoria Weston j ]
fhev will he enlrrta'1""1 'w?Mis r*i
Eloise T. Grey of 2340 7th Ave. j.j
Hip Wmrld'n Ft ii will hi imr "fj?
[heir main motives ftfr vTsiting [5
,hi> city. ?
As lie traveled lie has frequent- !
y contacted his family, at home, *jj
?nd nuule business reports to his . 3
employees, in order that they *t]
night continue to serve his?cus. Jjl
omeis of the city during his ab- v
ience. . . |X
If you are in need of electrical I {
iervice during the {absence of Mr jX
Martin you might notify bis dau- i?|<
jhter. Miss Junie A. Martin all";!
VI. 7823. -i | A
A A A A * ? A A V AA A A.
V W V V V ? w
Itural &
iol lege
* ' .1 *
GEBURG,
mtl W 11
.j
|MB
tDING TO BACHELOl
echanics Education
begins, Sc
ItTH A MILLION ANI
lCL'LTY REASONAB
f
>ved by the State t
/ ? >
(
SI'N'NY SIDE SOCIAL CLUB
i
The Sunny Side Social club held |
its weekly meeting at the home ,
of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Myers '
The devotion was conducted FT
Mrs. Ruth Jenkins. First sOmr '
Pass" Me Not;- pri yer by Mrs
Irene Kennedy after which every
body repeated a Bible verse. Anotl
er selection , My Faith Looks |
Fp To Thee was sung. Thus end- j
i-d the devotional services and the |
meeting was then turned over to
the Yice-President. Mrs. Esther
? '
? *
LOOSE LEAK BINDERS
: BOOK HALS
l? K.N CI I ? -
; ix k
SLIDE RULE
TKIAXL'LK
TABLETS -1 if
THE It. I.. Hit VAN CO.
>. . > A A AAA ? ? A ?!
#* v> ? vvv> ~
Mecha
t
s. c.
/11
Its DEGREES IN
Husiness Arts a:
>pt. 1 7, 1 ?
1 A HALF DOLLARS
LE EXPENSES
)epartment of Edu
For Full Information, Writej
M. F WHITTAKER, PRF
ORANGEBURG, SOUTI
Saturday, September 7, 1940.
I Ro\ve because of the absence of ,
the President, Mr. James MiddleI
ton. The minutes of the last
meeting were read, received and
adopted, then the house was open?<i
for business.w We were glad to
~tnrrp--.M r. Muullrie of Walterboi'0
with us who give a few lovely
-roTrrarks. Three of our members
went to Charleston on the exeur <
?ion ?nd spent a lovely Labor
Day. Mr. and Mrs. James Ken.nody
and Mr. Middleton.
\Ve adjourned to meet at the
home of Mrs. Moultrie. The hos- _
tess served a delicious repast.
x
] R. L. BRYAN CO. |
CA>T SUPPLY YOU ?
EVERYTHING YOU NEED *{
X
ARE THE THINGS YOU'LL ?
.1
WHEN YOU GET READY
IIOOI. WE HAVE THEM jf
s such coon quality ?
i
L SERVE YOU VV-T3LL 'Fott?
I'HAN ONE TERM. ,j,
PAINT SETS f
NOTE BOOKS X
COMPASS
i.i)AyiV?e _!i! i_
RULERS { j
REN HOLPEHS ? X- P
FOUNTAIN PENS {
1140 Main St. k
j.
nical 1
-: 4
>.
4
r?
f j
Y
A
?
|
i * '
I
I'
I ' t
B~?r
w t
r? T?:
I t
T
BWI T
|fi - ?
? '
IV
T
. v.. T
nd Science V ^
>40 | f
I 1
/ x
X
T
?? -x
x
ication V
: J?I
JSIDKNT Y M
f CAROLINA % m
?* ^
f