The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 26, 1940, Page Page Five, Image 5
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Saturday, October 26, 1940
?Morris College ?
Thanksgiving- Drive
Just ;t reminder to the Sunday I
-choul superintendents. B. V. p. U; ffi
|ii i"?iiinnir, n| 11,., |.. moiuln'is tnitt
general workers j>i the State Sunis
y^rltool umi I!. V. 1', I', Convention,
that t h e Morris College I
1 hanksgi vir.g drive is on in full f|
swing. i am pleased to say that
the officei-s and gcnet?ll workers I
and members of the State Sunday
school Convention have never fail
ed to answer the call of Mollis Col
lege Thanksgiving rally. And from
all indications we are more inspired
than eVfer to give our fin; tnial support
to this great institution. Out
financhd efforts last year wore
.--- marvelous in comparison to.what
we have been' giving in recent
.years. 1 am asking you to break
year for the benefit <>t the college
all former iman.ial records this
The way tne Baptist of the stt-tc
rallied last year to the support ol
Morris College at the call of the
President of the-purent body for a
three in one convention drive was
wonderful. It gave new life, hope
- and iiisiJiiaLmti ttLPrcsiddnL H. ll' -h
Butler, the trustee board and Presi- 't,;
dent J. Pi Carriek: .As a result
ninny Hf the rr.wt itiini'iTiiiw debts ill
htve been paid, and many much xVi
needed repairs have been made and ve
the school lias a Tar kitlei jilingr
in the financial world and t:ne th
Baptist of the state have beer -o
* greatly cmouraged by _\vhat hus
been done in a financiil way for <k
the benefit of the. college. -.a
The special*, drive this year is bi
?for enough money to pay the debt u
rUn the-school and build the lr- ;?,
brary. "The Presidents says tha* t
?jf IMorris College is^fet?meet?tiu
demands of the present age she
must )iave a library lit once. I am j,
appealing not only to the officers 0
general workers ami other niem .
bers of the State Shndi.y hcbool ..
and B. Y. P. U; Convention but ,
to all Sunday school superinteu
*" dents, B. Y." P. U. presidehts, prOsi .
dents of conventions and'all Christian
workers of the state to rally to
the support of Morris College 1,1
Thanksgiving drive this year as
never before. Our drive director "
Dr. Dynamo Campbell, Box 51, >?'
Anderson, S. C., 'will give you all w
information as to the amount each
school, union, convention and irnli- v?
' vidual is expected to give in this fo
drive. We expect t.ll christian work ti
ers t0 give every dollar you cat p<
without limitation. I am urging <n
-II 1., linn i.i, with t h.. SUP
illl Jjaatvi!) IU a i iv U)' .
day school superintendents, presi" ^
dents of- unions, and conventions
and encourage them to 'Wive ever> CI
dollur they can ruise to this great vt
? Thanksgiving drive; I'm- without JU
your support a number of these organizations
will fail to ir.ake a >St
* report, ^ly dear co-workers, Morris F;
College rs in~Tn?ed_of support. -It -is- eh
appealing to you and depending fo
on you, let us not fail her in this pc
critical moment of need. We must ly
make?this Thanksgiving drive :
huge success oh "November 28, 1940 li\
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Charles F. Gaudy, President R?
AIKEN NEWS th
Continued from Page-4 lj'
Thok,e on the sur list are doing
fine. We pray that they may
"continue: ?
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Valley' Fair Baptist Church ' Co
Rev. R. B. Bush. Pastor ko
Preaching at x o'clock by the f's
nastor. Prayer Band on Wcdnes
day night at 7:30 at the church. U1
Pastor's Aid club will meet ^at t'1
the home of Mrs. Maggie Hamil Of
ton.
?Mrs. Lydia William*--of Phil* JLh
delphia, Pa., formerly of this
' place \yas called to the bedside of 1?<
her brother Josh Mosley. by
Friends of Mr. Levy Robinson
regret to leam of his continued to
illness at the home of his mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Robin soil "Udrs.
Clara Robinson is improving;. we
rejoice with her.
Mr. Paul Miles continues ill.
Mrs. Lucinda Loyd is visiting tl''
in Johnston, S. C., the guest o f
' her daughter, Mrs. Ophelia Stead- v''
man. Mi
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Second Baptist Church
S. S. began at the usual hour thi
with the assistant Supt. in charge CI;
Mr. Harold Quattlebauin.
This being the third Sunday tin at
Rev. Turner was attending his dl*
\ church in Winnsboro, Ga. Rev
.F. W. Miles took charge of th? re
service and Lpc. D. Lutnap, one
. of -our young men preached' the m(
? onorning? sermon speaking from
Rev. 1:12-13. This was the first wc
time Lie. I.?oman had preached
here since his trial sermon about ,
two ? months ago. The sermon j
was very touching. Subject: .
"Christ in the Midst of the
Church". We pray for the sue
. cess of this young man. Attending
the morning service were sev- c0,
eral students who were home for
the weekend. We were also proud W1
to have Dea. Henry Jefferson ol
Edgefield and son, Mr. Cornelious
Sims of Coatsville, Pa.,- and Mr. 8'c
Douglas Coleman of Miami, Fla., br<
and Miss Bernice Barnes of North ro3
Augusta, who is attending Bettia Nu
and was visiting her aunt for the cal
weekend. hei
Rev. C. W. Turner was at his ev<
post here at the '(jfrening service ]
and brought a message of--good |isi
news. Subject A Living Victory. ]
Accompanying Rev. Turner were re^
Dea. Flemming Hankerson and
Dea. Thomas C. Mathis two of his
deacons from Georgia and Dea,
" Solomon Loyd from Trenton. Pulpit
guests were Rev. R. Dearon '
and Rev. Hatcher,
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Cumberland A. M. E. Church the
Sunday was another banner day Lil
in Cumberland. S. S. at the ua- sch
ual hour. Supt. Jones and stafl He
IROOKI W CfYJC WORKTRS
M'LAIN F. D. R. SI PRORT
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T. BBOWH
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Marred
V. Blown. one of litis oltV's
oling women lei dors and long
prominent 1 ipuro in - eivie a?
irv. dorhnv.l 11?i- <> < .V p'-o -1"
is supporting President Boose
ll for ) ??election. "1 am doinA
" I.. ..lid *'11.i l'jiiisi' 1 know liii*
e President Jind Mrs. Boost
It ait- our friends."
A11mumyo inen't of Mrs.. Uhiwn't
eision eaiiie- nneX|?eete?lly hy
use in, the past, her work has
. en routined to eivio i-olio ino.
ill fraternal i ft'airs only.' Local
[ Mineral iv lenders praised h e
ami ami offered to; heln her. .
"Voii don't need help for .
UKu- like thisv^-yhi- said,- "iieeairsc
-bra just and.true cause. House
It lias.tried to lift a heavy Int.
n front the shoaldcirs of the
tile man' and we bolone: in - t ft s t
ass." '
.Mrs. II row n gained national
oniiiieii.t- soon afuy slu- arrived
Hmoklyn eight years ago; llci
nht for the civic improvement*
i the lliidfoJrd-Stuyvesunt area
id tlit*- release of .fotrn William
veral months ; ao resulted in hei
imiinir tliaidreifs of new friends
In supporting: I'resident House
Vt. Mrs. Hrowu announced th
rmation id' the Democratic Accities
Group which will be coin
ised of colored Women ihrouuh
it the nieti opolitai^ai ea.
ble at their post. II A.M. Hev.
?I Fanner, presidhrg elder of
le Charleston district nreached u
ry loreelul sermon theme:'- (\>fn
tnii^ Qui- W'iis > Win.
At 1 p.m. Rev. B. Scott and
ipt. Jones accompanied Hev.
armor to Kev. W. M. Moslvy's
ttirx-h to?kohl tils final quartet
r the conference year.' They rent
a splendid quarter spiritualami
financially*
At?7-UiQ?prim?ftrv:?FuijgiiT de'ered
another strong' "sermon
nnaii 8:11. We are. praying for
v. Farmer's continued success.
Stewardess Botfrd No. 2 held
eir moifthly meeting at home
the President Mrs. M A. (low
's. Sunday afternoon. They al
spuusoi ed?n rally -Munduy
*Muiidtu i i. lit Km
s final business session for this
nference* year. All reports weru
?od and informative. All classand
hoards reported 100 pei
nt and tfie elder was paid in
11. The Steward Dept. gave
e pastor .a neat sum lor his suprt.
Visitors attending service Mr.
d Mrs. C .K. Wilson, Messrs
ston Spann, Mesdames II. Med
k, R. J.-Gibson and Prof. Brad
Ask for Freeman, yotip l>5Tlne.c
I.eader ayent. - -f?
LA I'll ENS N$\^S
Mrs. Marie Thompson,) Mrs. Esler
Mills, Miss Margaret BeasMessers.
Lucas Beasley, Meli
Grant, n.-.ompanied' Mr?a^ld
8. Henry Anderson on a motor
p to Charleston, S. C.
Master Bobby Thomas, Jr. ol
msium-saiem, v.. in spenuing
is ,schoof term with Mr. and Mr*
yde Beeks. - ? *
The Saving Club for ."urea met
the home of M,r. Berry Mr1
11 Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ernest Madden and elift?<.
n, Ernestine anil Jiurnes* are
me from a vacation in Haiti>re,
Mil.
Mrs Adidl Walker of (Iieen.^.
tod, S. C., taught in her sister's
ice -at Sanders high last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown of. Coir
bin,' J. T. Diirl, liobert MeCuligh
and the Cunningham bro?rs
visited relatives Sundty.
Mr. William Webber has revered
from his recent illne >
Miss Pearl Yeargin and famil>
11 soon move Into their new
me on West Hampton street.
Mrs. Arsfella Watts is on the
kvlist with her right shoulder
rken. Maudie Mae (Jary and Let
Irby ran into her while skating
imerous are the people who have
led to son M ru \V?itt? Sh<? j nil
r daughter, Elel, wish t0 thank
iryhody for their kindness.
Miss Mary Bailey is on the siek
t.
Miss Hal lie Q. McDowell has
urned to her position near
ironce, S. C.
BRARY GUILD SPONSORS
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3n Friday afternoon between
! hours of 8 and fi P. Mv thc^
irary Guild of Sandeirs hiffh
iool, under the direction of Miaa
len Nance, sponsored a library
b
ti'a In the library. It was decorttcd
with attractive flowers and the
school colors. purple and gold. The
hook exhibit, around t?he world
through books, with purple and
iolil f iiritn.vi Music Was: rtyide. ,
! 11 u lh' ^ Moii. .. .1 I M in ?
Mr.eo. Those who called during
lie tea were servyil Russian tea j
and cookies. Th>< was one of the j
i >.-1 elaborate event* of die sea
son.
Minnie I. Clinksenlo. 11 e ptTTT OTT
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Ute.N N KTTSV11,1,K NKWS !
The public schools made anollui i
start to re*opening Monday A. M.
Rev. A. W. Wright, principal of
Rltiiheim graded school. The assisting"
teacher are Mrs. A. W.
(''loo Dunkin. .Mis. Ilugli and Miss
| Wright. Mrs. Mi l ion Klobee, Mrs.
i I t-li-ri Uy i TT
,. Mrs. K. ll. MeC'alluni and Mrs
7'osa -McCallum openeil their fa
term at Itristar school.
The Spearse and ("hapel school,
opened with I'rof. Ryles, principal.
Teachers, M.rs. H. Frajger.
Mrs. \j. Spearsc and Mrs. E. Mud-"
. ihL ? ?
.Mr: J. Kennedy joined the faeully
al ( lio hiyh school this term.
, Mi's, (iai'ilen Hint Mis I lint i vo H
a^t liise Hill schhoj.
t'hv~adulF schools art* doing nicely
in every respect. The center
system has 'added much to the
improvement" ?if~(1ie community.
l'rof. Spears :tii<t Miss Minnie
.Mae Smith opencil school at Hoykin
school Monday of last week.
T7FTand Mrs. Massey of Wadesboio,
N. ('._ were in the city be.
_uvuse?of~fhe seiiuilS illliess. of the'ii
fathel'.
The cai\(ITi-TTprln service condueteil
11 Zion church Sunday ni'glit
\tas successfully carried out by
Mr. Kintr.
T h e pastors, members ami
friends of Marlboro county are
. -looking?forward?for?a?successful
meeting of-the. Bercttr?Baptist Association.
"The friends of Kev.'J. J. Harrison
of Columbia, nS. (.?. wore
grieved to hear of bis death Ha_
was the ex-paster of Sawmill
Baptist church
Sick List
Airs. \J : pn'ie Richardson is rm I
proving from a very sel-ious operation
at the hospital here.
Air.' (). K. Simmons and Jin.
Cury Stubbs are in. the hospital
here, We hope that they will soon
he well ami oat a pa in.
Airs. Mary June (larrett is ill
in ( hel'aw. We hope for her a
speedy recovery.
' Alis. Carrie I'elerlxlli i s sick u7~
bed.
Airs. J Hi. n Ha C. Drake arrived*
home Sunday niaht from Charlotte,
N. C. where she*binder went a
serious operation. I
Prof. Butler of Alorris College
PlVl'. ?f A. Kirk, teai-hei- ? t l'..h- prf
way, S. (.'. .were week end visitors i
in the city last week. Sai
.Misses Aniey Keiilley and Chris, tha
tine Prince of Cheraw spent .tho 1
week end with t hou T-oiisin, A. K. Mr
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0:00 P.M.?Midway oper
TUESDAY, (
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7:00 P.M.?Judging Exh
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f):00 A.M.?(iates open
11 AMI A.M.?Rand Concer
12:0th Noon?Farmers C!?i
and Junior
County AjJ<
'{:(><) P.M.?Horse Racing
1:00 P.M.?Midway oper
0:00 P.M.?Jubilee C.'hoii
N OP P.M?Fire Work* 1
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Rev. I). N. Wilson Pastor
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8:00 P.M.?Fire Works ])i^FRIDAY.
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