Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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| Saturday, September 7, 1940. iBWVB ( Mrs. Rosanna Felder and children of New York City, formerly of this city returned home, aftei u pleasant vacation here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Felder is the wife of the Rev. Petter Felder, pastor of the A. M. E. church, in Port Jefferson, Long sland, N. Y. Mr. Ceo. M. Switzer of Concord, N. C., joined ius_bruthej^-M^,-L E. Switzer of) Columbia t lid thee . are at the bedside of their sick mother, Mrs. Julia - Switzer of St. Matthews, S. C. She is some. . what hetter^at^this' writing fleii: _ many frioiuis wifoh ht*r tx speedy recovery, < t Mrs. David Devault uccoirjpa( nied by her son David, Jr., left this * week for New York City and uiher poinls north where they arc to visit relatives and friends. . Mr and Mrs Harold .Inn., and Miss Dorothy Jackson have just returned from'a month's vacation Mr. and Mrs?. June were in Paterson, >N. J., visiting Mr. June's, mother. Miss Jackson visited reltlives and friends In New York City. At the present Mr. Dennis Jackson, Jr., is in Washington, D. C. with his aunt, Mrs. Lulu E. Niles. Mr. and Mrs.. Richard Truos dale, Mrs. Ruth Reed, Mrs. Clara Helton, Mrs. PeqiT Johnson, Mr. Luth Smith and Mrs. Julia Glenn of Columbia, motored to Battesburg and Leesville Sunday, Aug j \r.. i..i!.T"Tjn:hln ..f -J-JO."! Stark *' * C f V - ? -street has? returned -t*r?the?city after spending her vacation with relatives und friends in Batesburg, Sahida, and Johnston. She Miss Mary A. Bolder is leaving Wed. es/lay morning for Lancaster, S. C., to serve as a teacher of the Lancaster training school. | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gloster, Sr.J 1 ...Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gloster, Jr., of Blaekville; .Mr. ake Gloster and Ttueghter Mr?T~Galatia Tyler and son, of Denmark, S. C., spent a lovely day. Sunday, Sept. 1st with . Mr. and airs." Herman Gloster oF 2307 Laurel street. v Mrs. Mary Williams Haz/ard, of New York is visiting relatives and friends here. Mr. apd Mrs. Isaiah Buries, Mrs. Taiisy Buries, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Sylernu-n of Jersey City, N. J., spent a week here with rel1 atives and friends and report a pleasant trip. Mr. Buries carried his mother back for awhile. J . Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Mayers are v-ueathuung'-in- Philadelphia -and New York with friends. JJr. and Mrs. E. F. G. Dent, seen in Columbia Tuesday, chat* ting with friends. Dr. Dent said that he is expecting a large -enrollment this school year. i- USE 1 1 I READING Y - * i 3 f i Revolv j | " r fr? | : i ~ A It is smart x .* von can't b II A I ? li.1. c ncaun. j | Strength? | petition of Healtli up ? Rules of H | *that Extra | ^ made fit>m l> ? A lion Rr n. r^aa^a m^mm Prof, and Mrs. Erwin Washing.on from State College at Orange- 1 ?urg were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Bowman on Harden street last Sunday. M iss Marylyn E. Hoover, hav- I ing recently completed all requirements at Atlanta University for the M. A. degree in French, left Monday to assume her new duties as an instructor in the Ad kins High School, Winston-Salem, N. C. Miss Josephine White of Harden street spent the past weekend in Charleston, S. C., house .iue.-jt of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haynes. Miss White reported an enjoyable stay. The many friends of Mrs. L Hagood of 150.'S Taylor street, will be gird to know that she is home from the hospital and doing tine., M^?Lftuvy?ami?grand - daughter Jamecena Johnson returned this week after .spending a very pleasant vat's^ipp jn AskvilUu TJorth Caroliim and?Spai lanbuig. " Carolina.- ??? Miss Mi. nolia A. Kirkland after attending summer school at Columbia university spent a few weeks here with her sister Mrs. I. S. Leevy. She left Sunday foi Greensboro. N'. C.. to- r-esunu^ . teaching. . The .frends of Mr. Eldo Burton of N. Y. Cty are glad to welcome him back after spending three weeks visiting friends and relatives in the South. Mr. Burton is a rect nt graduate of Benedict college. He is now employed in the Treasury Dept.. N. Y. City: Mr ^ Burton motored down with Rev John H. Satterwhite \\vho is Dean of Religion at Livingston College. Salisbury, N. C., rfter visiting Mi City. The Hardy's Beauty Salon "WITT ro-?open Wednesday. Sept 5,?, to its many customers aruh fiends. We again will appreciate your patronage. ~~' Respectfully. MRS. L. B. IIARDY. TUESDAY EVEN INC SOCIAL I CLUB Rosa Lee Carson. Reporter ! XliLi?Taenia y?Lveniuj Social t Club field their weekly meeting ] Ht the fiome of MrsT SaTUe Mack,! ?UlUP Washington?ftTTTT Tfie meeting was called to order by I the ^resident, Mis. Kathriive War-' ley, the chaplin?lead the devo tional. as' usual the house was' I then turned over to the president New and old business was discussed. the roll was called, each I member responded with a bible verse and dues. We are going to , have a bus ride soon out to Dun bar lake on the doth of September so look for tin' day. see the Pal- i , metto Leader.?f'nr?Jheeting adj joined?to ?meet ut the home ofI Mrs. Cert ure F elder. No. 10. bra on ave. T_he_h< rLesis..ser.Yi d._a rtj fresing repast. 'men HArrER^SAY.u** AND SOCIAL .(TLL'B We held our last meeting at tln^ honu* of? Mr. awl Mi's. John I >-on H514 Carolina Court Aug. 2<? I 1 U5LUH F ; . . WRITING tnd ARITHME e Around HB to keep your Children I ic smailt unless they j School work requires 1 Hard lessons can't star dullness. So keep youi to standard^ A>y follow ygipne?and be sure th Energy that comes fr ADLUH Table-Tested os. Milling C columbia. s. c. The house was called to order by the president, Mr. Lowman; then devotionals were carried out in the usual manner. The minutes .vere approved. The roll was called; the response was brief. The house was in order for business. A chicken supper was planned for Saturday night, Aug. 31, at 1614 Carolina Court. Those who attended had an evening of enjoyment. We hope to have those various club members and friends with us again soon. We also want t0 say that we know many have had their eyes open to read about our second anniversary. On Unursday nite, Aug. 15th, we were at the Odd Fellows Ilall. We had a grand evening. We are quite sure everybody who attended enjoyed themselves. We feel grateful, because the various club membe>a and friends have extended us many compliments on that evening.? We?are^ now^ looking?the third yrai?m?the face, fhich We hope to meet face to face and invite you back with us again home ?>f Mm. Thome S5g8 Younth. u. s. c. The Hose Social club held its weekly meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss Rebecca Hu.se 2080 Cherry street. Miss Catherine Simuel host. Devotional exercise was conducted by the chaplain after which tho meeting was in charge of the President, Mrs. Ethel Gibson. The roll was called and etch member respondedi'Hvith a Bible verse and their dues. The minutes were read and approved by the members. Old and new business wa discussed. We had one visito discussed. We had one visitor Miss Pawnee- -7 -Livingston. The u'xt meeting will be at the home >f Mrs. Marion Rice 1013 Heidt St. Mr. Walter Brown host. Re fresh men ts were served. CARD OF THANKS Sincere thanKs are extended to ^nur many friends of Greenville Spartanburg and Columbia for kindness arid sympathy during the illness Lnd death._nJf Mr. William Preston Patterson MRS BESSIE PATTERSON' Wife. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness shown during Hie illness and death of our mother- Mrs. Annie Kinard English. Mrs. (Claudia) Annie Ciriffin daughter: Miss Ruden - English, daughter, Mr. Peter English, husband. M A It It I AO E ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mis. C. A. Johnson of Columbia announce the marriagi of their daughter, Maude Eliza both to Mr. Rufus Gerald Rob inson. Sept.' 1. 104,0, in New. Orleans, La, T|he couple will make theii home in.Houston, Texts. >. -MA KIM-AG Iv A NNO V NCEM 1> 4 Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Bouler an nounee the marriage of thei daughter Ruth -Martha-,-Lt?M? rem. O. Campbell of New York City, Wednesday, June the lif-1 ninteeen hundred and forty;-' At home, New York. *j LOUR --*? - ? - r[ : TIC. _ : DALTH _J ^ J tealthy and ire in Good Energy and id the comr Children's ing simple 1 iat they get om Biscuits ^ FLOUR. f- 1 _J ? 1 ompany T j ? V* THE PALME'jTTO LEA.Q] The Family Altai4, Sad to think that in tihis modern age few people maintain an altar of prayer in the home. We rush through life each day without thinking of the many biasings God has bestowed upon us. Many ills of today would be banished if we would come back to the old family altar where Go<4 can use us. If w^'d only stop and think as we pass Along each day Of a kind and loving Savior who gave His life the debt^ to pay. If we would only be more humble God could use us any time In our lives we'd reflect the Christ child Who is so holy, so divine ;?? Help us Father and direct us As we go along each day, _ JEhat JViL think -of Thee -m- nc tinny - And in eveiy svunl we s.'ly ] ANNIE B. NELSON - ABBKVILLK NKWS The funeral yT Miss Matin Belcher was held at Shady Grove - -Methodist?cluii't'h Mondav, A i.a 26th at 3.30. Rev. C. A. Untie! wood officiated. Surviving art? sisters, 3 brothers and a host of relatives und friends. Rev. and?Mrs:?McAUams TT this city recently married a/n d are nuking their home here in the city. They spent their honeymoon in Virginia and North Car olina. The city schools will open , on Sept. Oth. ? .^orvif*' lit F)l'f W?wk A..?AI. 10 church. Rev. J. H. Burns, pa-to. was conducted by the P. K. Re\ C. G.. Glover. His text was foil . in John 2nd chapter: I^t this rr; be in you, which was also in Jesus Mrs. Marie 'MeAdanis, Mrs. Sallie- Williams; Mrs. Bloss" WiT.'^ " i la ins and M r. and Mis. .Marsh Thomas of Cedar Spring chjmh were visitors5"^ Flat RoctfSurilay. MVs. SulHe Tate was the evening guesl of her mother Mrs. Fannie Martin Monday. Miaftj Mary 1.. Martin spent last week' with her cousin Miss Ktrudie .Mi rtjn. The Negro race- is progrt-ssing srraduualiy and we could progress much more rapidly, if we as a race would cooperate. First let us do it by reading our own St?t^ Capital's newspaper. Not only -your city -nrwrs. hut others be sides. See Miss T.ois Ma.-shall for your Palm> tto Leader. ? i 4 ? * (sweaters ' shirts ^ hats shorts y socks ; ;; belts 1?>- ---""- io11 nt a! n tens \\ book bags i :; note books ; ; | baste pencils ; rulers : ;; tablets ; | pen holders lc? NHt EH NEW IMjEASANT (iROVH NEWSfey I. H. Butler, Jr. New Pleasant. Grove c h u re held its 72nd Home (Joining Da Sunday, September 1, The service lepran with a una ern Sunday school conducted *b Miss Husa Lee Hall, Anderson. J C., principal of the Holly Sprin school. After which a subject wn discussed entitled,"Should adul attend Snndnv school " opened b Mrt?r C. E. Watkins followed b Mr. N. Mattison, many interest ing Bibicul facts wyrt pointed .01 by the two. After which the praise servie was conductted by Kev. A. J Meekins. A soul stirring serino was delivered by-, the past? Kev. J. ('. Cow; ns. His tex vcas?-lT-i 11 n 11 --K-i lii 1 '17'ti c 11 a1 ter. A very ljberi l collection b Deacon .J. II. Perkins and Deaco -dJ-:?IP?Sitlorr Adjournment fu dinner. ;Attei?Mtt minuu-s relaxing tli !?iilv fviiss1 "dil, 11?ft+r uH'k 1 nun - I vice. Praise, service was coi dueled by Rev. A.J. Meekins. The churclt felt somewhat uf lifted In ha\ e Mrs. Wright t I.... :?-*i I ., ...... mull US , .Alter which, a sermon was d* live-red by RPv. Wright* which wa lull of information fur?alk Music was furnished by Nei Pleasant Grove .Jr. ' choir. Mis: Nettie Butler was in charge t the music for all services. Tin rnmiminitr?ts?(Tli ppy t have with them Mrs. Ella Pel kins who is now making he home in Chicago, 111. Rev. Pearson from Col u nib i who conducted a great revivt meeting at Shady Grove churc No. 2 visited the home of Rei T. B. Butler August 29, 1941). ??The?youth of?this coin in u n 11 ave nide .great preparation t attend Morris College and othe colleges. I? TrgJg'V'YCSi Fl'NBKAl, HO.V ?I'ndertaking And Knthuli ?SLOG AN? I LOWER PRICE ||; AMlfl'I.AME SEHV1 |4k" "As Near As Your Nearest Pi t ?: jl Hat?-*burK?smtl?Kftfgpway. hi $ I.XU.UK Si: ( Ol.l-J & I*11 O.N!: ??^7h p^y| Ml m3H n si" m i! a: r. ci iff i.n ! ; ?rttttt ( ( k? m . <CN .* - . ; . ~ v- . - MKTH I.I'll KM BAPTIST : d? CHl'RCH 1" t.t Wi Rev. K. "A. I)a>i.s. l'aKtor 3*-' [ ' ? ? .Sunday was a fine das ami 1) ' many of pur members and friends 8U y wepreseqt. The pastor's mornj imr theme was. "The Four "Wirt1 . (low-, of Light." this was ''"'.....i "? V son! stii ring ' message that every H ?. one enjoyvd. At the evening serg vices his theme was, "Why does ,s . lie Ask?" The offerings for the i t daV v.viv fair. The pastor left at y j midnight for . Philadelphia, where y he will remain at the bedside of his .father until some improve" it meiit is shoNvi), then on to the National Convention if it is not _ * too lute, after the convention, he . j was to conduct a meeting for.th*. j; ( I lev .Moss, of Washington, 1), C H i sipd then return home. < U I ! M il? i ?? ii i. ? pastor was ill for several days,; j I but has improved enough to tak% II rf harge dtn iio-?tin- pastor's?trfcr Rev. 'l"av lor. ? t. ] Visit our church, the stranger's.1 rr | home,?yt-rti rrrv wt'lt'ofm 3T aTI > j times. The effort of Brother tilud I den, to slid the nastor's trio mi- i" ] a grand success ami thanks to all /( ^ j that hope. hft us pray for u~; speedy ivcowviy for the pastor's" ~ . father. ' -S-T Miss Yimia Miles of ('leveland. ' < ' Ohm, ?house"gUCSt of iiei ~ sister. Mrs. Phyllis Russell. Sin-! j. i plans to return this week. \V(M)1>R1 Ft' NirU'W ' ( Treitity A. M. ! !. Church j B Rev. J. AL' l.ipsev. Pastor : n 'il ? 1 We ate looking forward to oui " 11 ivvival which begins next Sun l' day. We are hoping it will be a h successful r e v i v. a 1 meeting. We,i >' are asking _all members of oiir i church to cooperate- wit4e the pus^-j?J > tor and help to make the meeting \ \ o. spiritually and financially. r Rev. Seuniou of?Sj^/ta nbtrrirv i i preached at Trinity church Sun-J I 1 j|, I S 1 ^^vv-|?Manager x?~m p A- KS THb: TIMK HI V VOL K HAC K l aa ,1,; 99 ?( Hoorrsci'i'Lnis ~fi )M S T I. V P H S t ' >!!> TfJK RISH. I, y ' . , ?! 1 P ] |j j l('k i:ts f JIMS I .orsi-:s __ | E AM) { Jj NiKI.KTS j," IT \ .> i 11\.> x > .M|'ASS ??, {IKK ( ASKS. | ri K HOOIv PAPKK X ; K. | (PEK ( i.IPS :j: S {I A MO.RS % ,5: (i J.MPOSITION BOOKS | ()fl tASERvS ? 11! !oi 1 ?:l sL RS t Xm J'1* o< *. Page Seveti iy afternoon at .'1:30 o'clock, the borers were few but the sermon as full ol' power. Every one ciucd to enjoy it. Our beloved pastor, Rev. J A pscy bus just ceased a very ccessful revival at Moore's Cha 1 when* lie is also pasturing. ardy's Beauty Salon Specializing In All. SC M.I' TK K ATM E.N I'M , AM) H.MR l)Ai:iN(. 1:::P; .M-Dl'I F1K' A \ I-. 1 oiuiiibia s. r . OUT fGOLYOURSUF ABOUT LOVE ! .. eautiful hair does make difference! If your hair > dull, off-color, streaked rith gray, use Larieuse! Ydi. needn't play ;t losing hand in "the game ol love" just because ,, your hair is laded. discolored. : streaked with gray. 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A Specialty lice Phone 6429 iKos. 9204 25 Washington St., Cola.. S. C. fice Hours: Telephones; \.M. to 7;00 P.M. Office 603a Residence 887M I)rv D. K. Jenkins DENTIST llinw.?Plates, Crowns.?bridges. Anesthesia a Specialty ">K .1. 0, STUART Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Classes Eitt.'d Accurately hoe Hours Telephones A M to 2 P M. - Res 4?S* P M to ti.PM- Office 3706 (mice , , Residence 30 Taylor St 1.117 Pine 3t KV. J. H. JOHNSON \ NOTARY ITBUC Office 2029 Marion Street ?a!er in Real Estate, performs arriage Ceremonies, writes Willi >eds. Mortgages, Claims, etc. Call to See Him Tire Phone 8407 Rea. 8798 * !> - \4