The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 02, 1940, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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,r~ ( HliSTKK J'AK \(..UAPiLS
C'fJ.t.' f'.i l.'M:, ?&?.' T
der t i- ' at I* .. i
Finley who-iv rj'Jv in hi* 7* :h \ a
here.
The N.V.A. had an exhibit t
also attracted rn-ch alter.*.
.Some .Ua.itiful pa.:.*. :.g- *... ,
, wall held the gaze ef**he r. u.vhe-s
\vh<? th!oniro<* in *-r? *
marry TvrtTclc*'~rrf u'TThlni *>' w
displayed ?- bottle.*. i^a>? ;a:
were panted jjj >a.r. n an..- .!. '
it looked ;.ke e>:tx p.- va?<.
; nd many t piytt'v tr... ..'*
Weii 'trade !i 'i'i tr.that j. r
haps we '.vu.;J<: '''s'card, snowinc
to us that we should', throw away
nothing, b,t learn .to make *om<
useful article theref i;urn. In a not.
e'r booth they showed a sinutiles*
mhd^ bv the students., .a tan.
beautifully decorated and propei 1;
* set. filled with, drshe.* o J goo"~
things to ?,uv. Thi* food wa.* cov
erey wur. a netti: v in tn<_ j;v \
booth there wu- -oh.e w u k f ion
e'the cabinet depas :n.e:.t. an otfic
desk, a warurube, chiiforobc an.
?;?. were >o?}<>. i i .-ft; v k'.f!.. t.'.m?tin
looked iu' ii V ran coiue flon.
a factory. Prof Manning rec.eiv
ed many orders from person.- t>
t>uy v.hat "as ori display and :
nuke many more. Mi.-- MeK;ssick,
Mis- Cecile Johnso'c Mjs.s
Goree, .Mis- Menufee, M;s. t oiling,
JProf. Freeman, Prof. Itee.-.c
Prof. Sartor ^.-.d aii. the in.-truc
tors are doing a meat work and
their exhibits were exceptionally
fine. They went Monday to dis .
play these thing- at the State
A Eair ftiisweek.. Ml. Cancel Presbyterian
church. He v. .J. \V. Manoney,
pa.-tor; CTlvarv Hani ehurc:.
n?v. .m. i. < uKer. pastor; .Metro
poll tan AMKZ cruren. Rev. W. ~R
Hilliard, pastor, lurr; is hod a Wu.
to take tbe-NYA <jl?-?- club to C.,
lumbia Friday to take part on a
program there. Cndertukei Dei.
ton had a fine display 'of caskets
and shrouds. Prof. Wi ymait John
'o. s<-'h head of the Hi clubs of the
county had a display of farm-pi
ducts that n ude a ureal in>pr?- s
ion on all. Prof. Johnson i*s secretary
of the fair. Mr. Lafayette
Smith and %vife had a fine agricuiturt
1 booth., The Camp forcsVmen
showed the making <d wopn
pulp, reforestation, and . gemou?
care of frees.. Attractive booth*
by teachers of Williamsville >-ho?d
, Mrs. 'M M. Adair and Mi-- liar
her li-m-iii-i - ; pi, - ? h
Blackstnrk, "Rev. M< Rjuy. prmcipa'
Mrs. l.ila Johnson. Mi-> C"i;a* Ru.?sejl,
^.lrs. hlliza Mim-'aul't teachers;
iiardin school. Miss Sarah
Wilks a,nd Miss Willie Belle Jleati
teachers; Chestnut Cfovc -chool
Mrs. Lizzie '('. Foster and MrBessie
Avers teachers showed?i-.
'LiVe At Home" idea. There waa
Farm Security .Booth, r a larg<
display of canned pood-. fancy
work, f* rm products and 'in- entire
Exhibit- building*Avas filled
On the .outside was u .merry' multitude.
There were cafeterias and
out door tables a plenty?the carnival?laughter
of children, old
friends meeting and greeting' '-act
other, a-'-d all enjoying .V? j<711\
good time. Cattle-.?hogs and pou.
try were also exhibited. On Thur.
day, Friendship college of Roce
FTITI pli.yed against Yoorhc<.-s._ < 1
Dennjark. r riend-.hip wyii. If,'
score was 2<) to U. On*' Friday
Finley Hi apd Lancaster" Ili play if
, i. ed._. Jhe scon- was' <?:{ to o in favJ*
or of ?Finley Hi.
Mrs. Rosa Alexander Juctawu
"A and daughter, Miss (Mildred an
i again at home after spending soin.
lirr.e in Rock Hill., Miss Mildre .
entered Finlgy Hi Mondty.
' ^ Mrs. Roth HroShy James am
little daughter Dianne leff Satur
day for their home in Wilson, N
after spending several monthhere
with 1 <i parents, {'residing
Elder and M/s. In f'?? ('rosliji.
r Mass Dewey McDowell, L'nioi,
Miss A./M. Lindsay, Jtfock Hill-,
Miss H. (). Wright, Ctfmden; . Miss
F/mrna U'datty. Wic.it* Lord; Mis
Dovey Johnson* {'hut lotto, ny-ni
. the. week end at < sf re-peel
: thnmevm <
Chester friends were very soi
r.v to learn of tin death of Mr.
p. E. Manigauit i t'_.'tis. home fn
Winn. horo. The Manigaults hy,ve
a host of friends here who sympa.
thi'/.e with them in .their sorrow
In a rally at 1 a! , ary Haptisi
-? chui<ii Sunday, the amount raisc*4
was
The iVr.-t number drawn Tuesday
was 15H i nd was the Serial
, Number fur Rev. Ollie Hardin, a
student of Finley Hi ia .Mrs. C
M. Finley's roorn.
Mrs. Faster. Hardin is. <>n th<
sick list.
Mrs. Coker, mother, of R< v. M
T. Coker is here attain- after visiting
her children in (ireenvdle
.Please readers pay the papei
sales boys promptly. These child , 1
ren are in school and this is theii
'?' ' * only job" Please don't have then I
to walk hack t<> your home the i,
second time for the snu 11 sum of Jj
five cents, the price ..of the pap"t
Will you kindly put this astd. I
^ each week and help these hoys ,ti
5 elnxe nut thi* veal- with :i cliei'
slate. The boys, this writer, -and
the publisher will appreciate youi
kind consideration of this matter
Mrs. C. E. Leathers has as her '
guest Mrs. Borders of Shelby, N,C.,
who is sister of Mr. Clarence 1
-?b- -' Leathers' wife, Mrs. Martha Let- .
f"'.t thers. Mrs. Borders lost her hus- i
band a few weeks ago. He was r [
very fine young man, well edu- (
cated and yery outstanding. H< ;
was president of a large orphan
iage in N. C. and held this posi t
tion for several, years. The Let
thers family attended the funeral r
services. v
Mr. James (Chief) Hardin fath- tr
of Mr. 'Charlie Hardin, Jeter- i
wille, and Mrs. Maggie Hopkins',
P* -fPinekney) returned t0 Brrming >
ham, Ala., after having spent .two j
y WMki with them and other rela- '
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Aiken Votes For
Wendell L. Willkie
A.ken, * 1st Air.'.';
Co mty flepuhliri rip headed b\
HoiA. Brook.- kn-'V'ii (it'
ize.i and civic leader h< ic yy-t<i
lay forwarded t?? the tre.W -cr "I I
the -fv>ju?h Carolina Itt-j. Mica; j
IJarty i\t .Sumter $7.00 fur Ha/
tfri fiuiirn. T1.is fund Wat rush
i d ' into head'pmrt ei s h y ) Mr
!J(i i"?ks as the'cupipai^n f"? Wendel!
I.. Willkie conies to a <1
1^1 his report AJr. I.rooks lister
to.self for Ofl, I)r. G. T. Cherry
for Sl.oO and T. G. Crt wford
lol- SI.00, all from citizens of
Arken. , HAKNWKI.I,
XirWS
Miss (Jssie Hell Colt-man of Xtw
York City is home to spend ftie i
winter with her mother.
The. BarnweH- -rotinty?teachers icld
"its first, fall assdcintionnl
ru-i tint- Friday. October 2r, 1940
it Hutler hi'/h school with thu I
^resident, Mr. I.eroy Meyees, in i
hai'Ke. A '.very interesting pro ,
ram furtiisneci by tin- protean ,
oir iv ittee, w as carried-out. Pro
nam as follows: '
Theme?"Loyalty." Group lea t
U-rs: Pri-mary, Mrs. Kmma Glover
-lementary. Mrs.('Katie Allen; hi.nh
school and principals, Mr. Julian
\sh.
Assembly
Son#, "America;" scripture and ,
mayor, Pov. Aron Price; song, r
'Onward Chrtstmo Soldiersloy
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rnBT> *S? \i? fi'i?i" x l?>fciI aif*y?ini1
vi llmancipaii'?n st^mp. marking t
l.'iLt U.. V... \ /. ?- Ll \\'?.f!#J' toil- v
tuia;:c?-. Shoyvn ulTupc It-It to riyhi
lr.. Major. .K. H U'ritrht and"Pu>tm
a ct-rtilit-ale ??f nn-rit t-i Major V
r*li(i'.att ? ?t re ardtd hj thi Ni
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> ; Sam UV.ti.t S.-o: E. Fox
wo; t!,. >i-1?-1 - T. H. .Joja ?
5=.2." I.. A. Moody. .S.lia. Lnonu.
Withciother.-'gat"<
|<.nation- a;-.. . ' '
We aic always vLbd to i.avt;
Mr-.'W-IN. the v it. our H. K
;tt d their v rnt:<. Mr. William
Miller'.with t:-.
Mi-- (ierttmle Horter. who is
rinw teaching at- Lake City, was
tit .Sunday morning also.
Mrs. A'ia Hopkins ami Mr. Love
lv Smith wore joined in holy we'loci;
last week.
are always welcomed to
o. r ehtfreh.
tilt Will ItH< El'TION
A reception,' loim to '.? >em<mheroil
was in'.'en at the A. M E
Manse on last Saturday evenin;;
f,? !U?- ,..,.1 \T,_. I A W..IU
Air. William .Miller t;uid for thee
faculty of the" Sellers junior high
school.
Too mir. 1) en'lit cannot he jfivL')i
.Mr-.. Anna (^uick who was
h.T.'ilnn of the i efreshmot.t con;
initio* and tlve (other ladies who
;i red no pain- in serving such t
lolieioii* repast , and with such a
a in nt \<~('Iconic from the nitrons
the nc^y teacheis added to the faciltv;
.nikiri'ly: -Mrs. I.ouise Jeffor-J
om. Mfisses Albertha Dantzler |
Jeneva Ramsey, Acnes Brown and
)eleres Stunners can hut feel free I
o work this scholastic year with
ill c tforts. feeling that they an/
diining lights, shinging because
hey are burning.
vlvvribe For?~
fhe PalmMt" l^aderi
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E PALMEtTO LEAPErt '
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T / lg
he anniversary of the freeing of
iunJay with 'time of the highest
I, are F.IJer Solomon Figjitfoot
a>ter (?er i'*al Frank Walke^. Th?
kriaht a- one of the outstanding i
-w Deal administration to a nun??
. |
I IM>I.I;T<>\ N F:\VS
-Kina Chapel \ M. F. Church
. " * v ; ogresfs-ing
U-: . ;u:v:ship of
Il-.v. S.r.irr. who , *- r.s,food f?>r'
v Mi-.r.y \v??-?.. !.t at, out
N? #-v Hfj e Er?pt:s: ehurc;. S;jr.d;t> '
" to v : p.:,.:.;.: .i with the
T 211 . * : ?- t!/ ??r. mil r> ?t V I
; : ;/?! ..<! : r^.i*.h<:ay of
Kv" I:*.!! wfiy. whv
- - ]?!. I;. .he collectior
a n,? i :n
his . :* which mud*
' ??K. cnuicb
-I .- T: consre
- ' ' " - *: hi:.j :?:* ,r. the- an
' ' ?-?ii sister"
:r S ( .
1 !".tv was uroatly
* ; : '.' vr.u' uml
' <u- Mathews., tht
1 ' -V. ? ' '. h FtM;t\
H?4' Mai; y white
; j v. v>:tor?. fron.
- arid cities
: n v wi.ich thril
' " . !< !> :. r. ti l,v this ?r
* I! -a; - a : anuM y Mrs
! < ; ! a .
M. f>. was hostess
' : s fjreon; ille_Sjn^a>
?:V-?T.orr."r.SjfFIy Miss |.;.Uvina
Cii ff:'; a::-' Mr Wallace.
W II!iMIIJK MiWS
' ' . * auv.au conference
- a: Winushor**" w^re:
." Mr-. I ('. Byrd. Mr. and
M:=. .J WAdler. hnii family.
!: Mr-. Aim-!
Miss KIIi..rt?- H.
M: - St.sauna Ahrams.
M \V M Kpps. Arthur 1*.
- 'T II. Ahi-yins, Kduard '
.r.,; > .. . ; i.a anv ?"titers. Thf\
. r.avir.i' a 'nice trip
a > Vr? n c. The om '
i \V.due-day and eon
a." Sumfa.v. Ihw I). H
Buff:;. ! ft W. <day fur tla- roll
* itce.
Mr..'ai d Mr- .1 ('. Byrd and
lat-v r - u attended Thurs
?. iiri.t. M? - l.Jeitlah Swindlei
ai d Klla.tt.- A :ains attended.Saturday.
. ' '( in."- to n. .rali, c<> to church.
I'rof. I'.oh.it K. Mooie will leave
\V e ! ? n >< i! ryV f.ii'ilur j !< i. for J oh n son.
S. t<> attend TTis affrieul"
t iral meetin;r. Miss F.thclbcen Willam
.also ate"!Mir?iJnied hi'.r.
Mis-as." fan ie I.ee Harper, and
Ktl'.el I.. Wriirht spent the"* week
end at home in Jenkinsville and
Nev. ht'n v. S. C.
The Women Auxiliary sponsored
a hanotiet at the school house last
Thursday nieht. The proceeds arc
for the heiiefit of the school. It was
very* successful. Mrs. Brosia \\'il
liaius and Mis. Moore?were the
,lirectors. -
Prof. Robert F. Moore visited ill
Creciy. ille Sunday. The trip was
, e njoyable. I'rot'. said that all eon
veisatioi.s seemed to have beer,
on war ami eoinp to.eanip. Watch
out for voi r draft number.
Messrs. Ulysses a n <1 Thomas
Fa lit fiom ( lariton. Pa., are at
home visit intr their parents, Mr.
'<'id Mrs. M.-M. Kant and family.
We ho|>e for the'm a pleasant stay
ami a 'safe return home.
Mrs. -Faster Mofjfan is ill at this
I .vritinir. Pray for her and all man
kind.
Mr. Charlie Jones and others
visited in Thomnsville, N'. -C. Sat
nrdav. ' *
The" "Springfield Quartet render
ed an excelleht" program at Sims
Chfipel. Baptist church Sunday
nijfchtj
Jl Al.l.OWEKN
'fell me the name of your shatyoV
It is llnllowon ti.nicrkf
You may he d wsserl in a mnidcnV
hlue,
Or -clothed in s?>1 irl white,
I'cll ?i(; the^ name of your shadow |
Or ? !>! , I'l inn away.
T uin ilraid ojfc/ou tonight, I
It's is Ilallowr-n, Halloween I nay {
\V \V. Ij. Kpps ... !
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Federation Notes v ?
THE- HARVEST FESTIVAL ^
r>-,. .. t ,f ojvnj. t. seems c
to he that the Hi west Festival t
at the Wilkinson Home October c
12 was in many respects the host t
that has bee: ho!<i. " F
. Jhat intan j ihle something we i
.all "sp.-r:t" was "present in a '.iyh t
J1 iillVi-3*1 ?'te y.nejtlv so*?.v.. e.,:a? ?
;w ay> the .?:.sv v hert tt. i-Iv'T 1
is hiy " tht . r ?ps.; ? i.? e
; j..i i ol'ol-i *:ho e!: i I the
the entire i -v>kl v " ; j * .>acei:
t>V It Kvt .> JJ t ;
t s w extended ha: u r.-ap-p:
'* :* ;it : :r of ."is:-'t : til-eat
t t't I l v
S r.v : s *J i ..to {'{.J ti ih..
:s - : , 1 tie-i eo.uls 1
co.:::no..hies. o..tr..::^, vto.-i?were
en disi ! .\ ha 1 :.! Vatatu-e'of
an >^Ooi i: . .. . ... :..allswelled
with pride as w?- viewed *
trie ies. lt of th? \ -ei. ive - >ii: v
. .T s: ... i . f
#-*i at i r.:"
V! ; !! 1' i i: < s s - :r raw J.
, p. r;t. M is. I.cora M. Millar. '
+ - th an' dignity s<
Tr.-. fell :>v. i.-.g detailed report?
were made: A conservative est! v
a.sd.e was Sl.t'Ot'.UO. Tq . the_ahaV?. J
m.>t be a.dded $175.00 contri- '
bate ; bv the children, making1 a
>ran ! Y ta! of Si.175.00. This x
"U'.t v a> made by ded^g househi-Id
;?>} s ;nd . picking cotton?_ a 1
fine example of the spirit of self '
help, indicative of tr.e train Wig
which they are receiving at tlv.
Home. '
Attention was called ;o the tin
ci ntrihution of dresses;, swiaters
candy made by Greenville clubs,
-through Mrs. Hatftie Duckctt at J
;( nice tg the executive board
at t e ll".ito in the latter part cd
May. ;
The . ' 'altur.e Club of Volunvtiia '
reporting the largest "i^h amount
tfltM.uy "wl.l name the ^pieen to. Ik.
crovvned ' at the Annual Meeting
l>.* laid in Sun.tel. May It'll.
The Sunlight Club gave ttie hug 1
est a t". nt of canned goods am'
staple groceries. i
A mot ion?made by Mis. Vincent
that $25."0 be givvn l'or th.three
yea) training of . Charlen; .!
I'.ii ant at the, Wavei ly-Goo j St
maritur. Jlospital ".airied."
Cliicrleiia and .Mary Alice M
1." I' > p-'Ql "'..'b ' T bn Home.
i th made heart touching
tali.s"expressive of theii gratitude
t' < Club nien byrs for what
mid !> en done. \
There were lilt ny new faces (
present from Denmark. Sumter,
Gi eenvil.e. Barnwell.and Bamberg |
he se ladies expressed their pleas. ]
-.lie at i?e ;na pivsc-nt, ami delight ,
at the type of work ' ing done .
by the clubs.
As usual ..n intcrestinir-'liioL'iam r
I I O111 *?l. <1111111 .Mttrjri i i in I
Christian Warfare. Visiting pa* |
tors were Revs. Key, Duckett
Nash. Thomas, along with <rfir
Ndovrd -Presiding.?Klder 1*. M j
Gary;* Revs. Thomas and Key .
made encouri eihg remarks.
Presiding Elder Gary receive*! .,
.* round report and as usual, went \
away all smiles ami well pleased ^
The Willing Workers club met
Sunday evening at the church Mrs .
Julia Dillard, president.
The twenty-fifth anniversary "d *
the Women's auxiliary was celc j.
I>r; ted with great interest and
large congregations . from -the ,2i
to the 27 at Mt. Hebron Baptist (
ehure l. ?
We invite you to come out and 1
hear the noble sinking evangeV&t f
To hear her once you wvautdn't ^
n iss hearing her again and again
. The Kasley-Hcll street game is f
history and the Hell Street Wild
cats have added i nother victory t<
their list. From the kick-off a< *
7:80 p.m. under the floodlights ai j
lohnson field, Clinton, S. C., to
the sound of the official's whistle
wftich terminated the contest, hot*" |
teams showed a fine spirit, hackee,
byjj a determination to win. The
daa lit less courage of the Kasley
team was admirable. This cour- .
age wis hy the spirited son^s I
and yells of the Kasley cheering 1
section which accompanied its '
team. The final score was 24-<> 1
in favor of Bell" street.
Interest is now being centered ^
on the second major project of
the school term -the Hallowe'en
program on Friday night, Octobti p
'!!." One of the major attractions
fs the popularity contest. See ?,
oevt week's news for details.
The chapel Uclks heiiyr given hy *members
pf the faculty are prov- ri
ing a source of inspiration to all y.
?TTtt* dubs-htc projrressirig nice ^
y. Members of the Tennis club
ire seen on the court each week (
Some are beginners; some more
idvanced; all. anxious to learn
rhc- Dramatic. club is beinp sponK.n-.f
tbis term by the efficient
kliss * 1-. Lawrence. The Deand
Dramatic Readinp
ljb i> under the ct pable direc
ion 1 Mrs -1 T. W. Mints. Thilub
is outstanding in the Pjednont
Piflainieis" and Dramatn
leaciinir I.eneue because last yeai
t v ! tlti' cup i" dramatics .and
ied . t -V iMa ;ile Ti ai'linjr syho
Ti e li'i c t lub. with .>I:?s A
Be** ,vv > as directress iOar
t ' ' M e its iit tial ? p
ear:1 t'v t- rm in a ^recital
< ;' ' >i' e.) ber.
M'WllKltKY \KWS
M Mr-.:;oric Wilson and M'".
an : ard marri".! October 10
{ 40. Tnre; residing on Sotith
t
M ^ Cilliam from New'oik
City is sm-ndinp a few weeks
iith --.pthv' ? . relatives am?
ri?- . i ,
Mr. a"d?M!s. J. 6vobks an
he hai - "O'el.'s of a hov. Mo
he"/ "d 'i'tle .1. Jr. are petting
do; j '.uie, _ r -?.?!
'' - <' Suber. who has been
is'a. ! fat her. relatives and
Viends. b r >r her home in Wash
neton. L>. C. ' .?
.Mr. Johnnie Chatinan has reurned
home from Philadelphia.
Mrs, Helen Calhoun left the city
rhursday for Hickory. N. C. where
ter hi s! and is residing.
'ruin Mobile. Ala. are the puests
>f Mrs. Nancy Caldwell.
Calvary Presbyterian church
Rw. A. II. Roasner. I'asfor
The Bible class was interestingly
taught by Mrs. Senn Wednesday
ftcrnoon. Don't for get the Ihour
1:MO to 5:."0 in the afternoon.
We were deliehted to welcome
little dean Gary i" Sunday
school Irorn' her pheasant trip'to
Allendale. S. C. where she spent
o-veial weeks with her grand mother.
Mrs. Giuss. Our visitor was
master Bi own Anderson from Mo;
ile. Ala All pf the' officers and
pupils were benefitted by the dis
Ltissibn of the lessons.
The leaeue service was very impressive
at which (time "What
Does Jesus Mean to Me " was dis
usscd by' all. * 1, .
??Wateree A. M. ChuK'h
Rev. \V. ;)l. Brown. Pastor
I
S S. was well attended 'as usial,
with the Supt., teac-hc+s and
jflieers at their post. I
A soul stirring sermon was deivered
by the pastor taken from
Romans 11:12-:?So?then cvei.suntr
| wa> rendered hy the children. <
A-ikliehtl'ul luncheon consisting (
?4 delicious salad, iu?t- dogs with t
i 11 of the "fixins," 'hot coffee f
>!. <?i "jl.u.!?" i-.?served?In1 the ?
itrirt Ckfb H
As "good-byes" were said. thv t
feeling wis s general that "it i?
more 1 to Bri?e than to re v
eijve." l:.e urge was present to tie (
oie and give more for the upkeep (
f the Marion Birnie Wilkmsoi ^
11 "Hie, " r
FKIK.N DSIIIl' A. M. 11. CHIRCH |
Re\. II. \V. Walker. I'astor
Sunday school convened at the
UMinl hour with a full quorum. In (
the morning our pastoi delivered .i
a wonderful discourse or "The r
Missing Man". His text was St .
!- n -0:'JL
... At 1 o'clock a packed house ol
abios :tit.l teo^i n>ro i!iris were j.
I ('resell t itnil enjoyed a very bell*
ficia 1 lecture by Miss I!. Pries'
.el wini is eoiKluetiiiu a reviv. )
here.
W e ielisS^tibled at 7 : '!(> to wit
itess a spiritual t'east. Miss Prior .
teK delivered a jrresu message
? - -- IS* I . U.. I < . 1 ! ,.,1^. ... TU. S
f i s shall give an account of him
elf to Gel. For a subject: "Self
\eeount". He stressed very beau
ifully (a) responsibility for account;
(b) a tight for account and
c) the final account. . Everyone
vho listeljrjl was well fed with
ood froilwyhe . pastor. Our tirav rs
iro witji hnii as he goes to the
innual eonferei??. that he will ri
urn to us. v"
The Hollywood school opened
nth a splendid attendance. We
egret to state that little Invi
?lary is unatitev, to be in school at
his time dtTeJpn illness. We pra\
or her renewal strength.
Misses Fannie Ilell and Sara!
luth Harp visited Rev. and Mrs.
ii'own in Newberry Saturday and
eportcd a good trip.
The Mt. Bethel Garmany school
ipened Monday morning with a
urge enrollment and one of the
est openings witnessed in a long
ime. Quite a number of visiting
uthorit'es witnessed the opening
drl J. I>. Felton. the state agent
or Negro schools; Mr. C. E. HenIrix.
county Supt; Mr. U.*\S. Gall
nan. county supei-wsor-Ttrul the
chite trustee board. A1P these
nen gave some very helpful ,renarks.
A large number of pa
tons attended the opening which
bowed they were interested in]
he welfare of -their children flH
ong an educational line.There
were three new teachers
ulded to the staff. They are
Vof. Nathaniel Williams of Newterry,
principal; Miss F. Farrell
>f Summerville and Miss Mayme
ilclntosh of Strothers. K^r. W.L.
A'atson and Miss A. Oi Rutherord
remained. Miss* Rutherford
vas ill at the opening and unable
o attend, but is up and out a-,
rain. The principal with his
plendid group of followers plan
or a better and bigger term thai,
veivl efoiii in the history of the
chop!. He is a splendid young
naiV^nnd is bound to make good,
dis'ii Farrell who has charge of
he music department seems to.be
ill) of ideals and is ??
? llltv
t a it for her " first year in the
chool room. Its needless to men
ion Miss A. Rutherford because
irevfous records show her ability
n and around the school. Mr
Vat son and Miss Mcintosh is 1 in
ng up with the year's program
ilso and .everyone pledged theii
chole support to the school and
he community at large.
Watch the "Leader" for our do
ngs in the future.
^>hio Youth Group
I'uts'O. K. on F. t). R
le-election
Gin innati, Ohio Unmistakable
vidence of the enthusiasti sup |
ort of the Now Deal agencies]
(id, consequently, of President
looseydt, their originator; wa?
I'cn here at the recent confer,
nee on the part of Negro Ohic
outin national defense tndtis
rios when (Jap* city qrovds at
nded every session.
With prominent* NY A official?
t
Saturday, November 2, 1940
present the ' conference was fea
tured by warm ^congratulations to
R,i\jArnold Hill, assistant to|^ttir>
ft. Bethune of the National ;vYAJ
office ami chief speaker at nn<
session, on tile line work being
done in NYA.
Assurance of it* continnan:",
along with all other progressive
ind ' ijn..; nit ai inn noliclcis?<+C? tW? ?Ns.-u
?Jiwel with- th""~rfn7r~oT Pfes
idert Rooseyelt to th"
House for a third tor.r, v s n*-r
mdieated oy Alexander ^blither
NYA field representedve*and .S
llUpns \\"est<?n, NYA .Joadbr.
Aubrey Williams. N: 'ir.nl
Youth Administrator, ohi< f speak,
er at luncheon and nfte1 non - .
'si oil's, 'drew w: rri a Pi da s in
.o y referenc? to President I{?>. ...
... 1. l i: ...I i > >
, vii. aimienees wiiicn I: ^,i,t.r
]y expre.-sed i naninious -. ppyit
of FDR ami '-onfi len < toat li?
\rraf)(l b- overwhelmingly kJected
Anions others at the Qa>nfer
f! Jv- tU'J'e Pauline Kedm? nd.p.
entlv appointed to t^-Wa-tfkittr
ton sta.tf of the* youth adminis
tration; Helen Fuller, also of th<
Was..! ..jrton stall' and M s. Jam '
Ransehoff, prominent local NY A
Advisory Boj rd member.
1 lX.KITKU) MAVS
1 ."~
Presiding elder. II. I>. Ramsey
held iiis fourth and last quartely
conference at Trinity A. M. E.
church Sunday ni'-jht, after service
the business, session of the
.quarter was held. The reports were
l very favorable.
It was a reat shock to jlhe
many friends y'-pf Mrs. Lesfimsa ,
Blocker to heaj' of her death %nj
last Fridav" mornincr.
Prof. C. 0. Floyd-and Mrs. Rosa
K. Parker attended the conference,
rt Johnston for agricultural and
home economic tefuhers on last
W?-dn.es*lay afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wise of New
York are sjien-'iirj- some time
Willi Mr. and Mis. Geortre Olip- a *
liant.
GEORGETOWN NEWS
The West End Progressive Club> '
was organized September 1. 1940
Mr. Julias Steele", president. Its
purpose is to help the5 less fortunate.
A silver tea was civen nt
the home of Miss Carrie Steele
October 1.1 which was very sue
ee.isfiil. October L'1 whs penny day.
This effort also was one of much
success. You will bo^ hearing about
rs from time to* time through this
column. - *
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