The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 23, 1940, Page Page Five, Image 5
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Saturday, November^; 1940
/ NEGRO
CITIZEX^ORGANIZE I (
) AUXILIARJXTO RICHLAND
antituberculosis asso. i
The weather was rainj and chilly
but it did not stop thirty-five ^
or forty leading Negro citizens, ?
x who came out and assembled their *"
selves in the auditorium- of the ^
* -Carver 5choc!'" last Thurscli y ni'.e
tQ line themselves up to do more v
for the control of tuberculosis. r
Mr. C. A. Johnson, supervisoi r
of Ne/ro schools in Columbia, pre
sided m the first part of the meet- f
ing. He pointed out the necessity ^
^ of having a year round program ^
instead of just working during the '
B Christmas Seal Sale in December
t?f each year.
The body chosed to have a permanent
organisation and 'he fol- 1
lowing officers were elected: Mr (
Arthur Willii ms, president; Mr f
_ Creswell W. Madden, viee-presi J
dent; Mrs. John F. Potts, secre
tary? Mr. Henry Williams, treas- ?
drfer. c
Some committees that had been j
! formed in July, which dealt wit! t
Ridgewood Camp, with health cd- J
Iucation and with case-finding and
clinic authorities made their re
port through the Chairmen, Mrs ^
C. A. Johnson. Mr. John F. Pottn *
and Miss Charlotte Jackson. Mrs
A W. Simpkins spoke of some o
the problems that confronted tht
Tuberculosis worker
Net r- the end of .the busines:?
part of the meeting, the vice pres
ident iMr. Creswell \X.> Madden,
assumed the chairmanship instead '
of Mr. Arthur Williams who coal*
- % rot be present. Mr. Madden prom
ised to do alt he could to maki '
the organiation a success. Supervisor
C A... .lo'nnsor. assured the
audience . that this ntovemeni
would live instead of failing lik-^
some other oraanizi tions.
Two motion and sound films en"
title*! 'Behind the Shadows'" and .
"Let My People Live" were showr
at the conclusion of the meeting
The following are sonic of the
names of citizens that made iif ,
the audience: Mr.*and Mrs. C. A
Johnson, Mr. J. A Simmons, Mr
si?i<l Mrs .1 F\ Potts. Mr and Mrs
Creswell W. Madden, "Mv. C C
A Roberts, Mr Young, Mr. B. Williams,
Miss Florence Benson, Mr
j. D. Reynolds, Miss Hattie Woodson,
Miss~i Lizzie Sinclair, Mrs
OdegSa Bates, Miss M. L. SaxoR,, Miss
T. E. Thomi s, Mr. Maulden
Mr. Alex'-Moore, Mr David Wood
son,?Mi-r. A. W Simpkins, Mrs
Randf^, Madden, Mr. Herbert
Thompson, Mr. Richard Dixon, Ml
1 ana Mrs. R. P. Green, Miss Adr ,
, Woodson, Mrs. Tommie Laine.
Mrss Charlotte Jackson, M". Wa!
lac Moore, Mr. R^ ATDcns'n, 3Tis '
- J. Tatum, Julius S. Daly and
some others. .. Xs Mr.
Robert Parrie executive sec
rotary of the Richland Anti^Tuber
cnlosis association was on hmd t(
endorse and encourage the move
ment.
CAMDEN NEWS
From a stateiw at from Sallic
Williams, after returning from
her volunteer visit at the Confer?
eneci?lir lieu of the name New
Bethel A. M. E. our church; it's
obligatory to explain. Hence give
l' the program of 1927-28: 1
Ground Breaking for the New
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Tues^y
day evening. April 8, .1 o'clock.
S. Main St., Camden, S. C.
Master of ceremonies, Dean E.
% A. Adams. Music, Ifynm 248,
Congregation, Rev. iReddish. Re- 1
marks Rev. ,Dr. B. F. Bradford,
Dist. Supt. M. E. Church; Rev. J.
W. Boykin, Mt. Moriah Baptist
church. Dr. D. H. Sims, Pros 1
Allen University. Ground break
in? by the oldest member of th
chtrch, Bro. W. C. Graham.
Every citizen and friend o f
'progressive Christianity are re- '
quested to be present at this cere '
mony and help remove^ the stig- *
ma (jail) house thatb^clung to J
Tor some forty years.
< k Mrs. F. E. D. Moses (now j
Hurst) See., Rev. W. B. Bouler,
pastor, Rev. J. M. Harrison, D.
I)., P. E., Rt. Rev. John Hurst, !
A.M., D. D? Bishop.
Will ?ay to our beloved Bishop
J. S. Flipper, if you want the
I history of our church from Rev. ,
C. R. McGhee's time; this writer (
then was a little girl associating <
in the Children's Day exercises,
when the church was located on ,
Pl.tl.J Cl llflll!
I "uuv-u^e oi. miss wuiiams 11 j
I she was a loyal Christian A.M.E. ,
I would bo at Willow Grove, where j
I she was bom and roared I am \
''j^old; but joined here last Sept., \
I after I, under God put our few ,
I worshippers in the building June
I 1989. She has been a member i
lone year; 1 twenty-nine years.
Grandmother said: "Been here '
stays ahead of come here in many I
things." V
A
:ampfield baptist church
Rev. George e. Goode, Pastor
Sunday was a beautiful day ut
'ampfield. 'Sunday school began
it the usual hour. Supt. deacon
!. B. Bell and his .staff of tetchers
vere at their posts of duty. The
esson wnsreviewed by the pastor,
vhich we are always sure that each
nehiber of the classes takes special
lote.
At 42:15 p. m. Rev. Goode
(reached a wonderful sermon from
Esther 3:1-5, theme, "A queen to
?e choosen." This sermon will long
>e remembered. *
We had five visitors from Atanta,
Gt. and three visitors from
'airfield Baptist church, Mrs. Cor ine
Sanders and daughters, Minlie
Lee and Jezebel. We also haa
>ur beloved deacon brother Benson
William of Columbia. We are tlvays
glad to have deacon William
ind his-family with us.
|^r. Argustus. Marshall returned
| the state's capitol Sunday after
>nig ill for two weeks. Mr. Marshall
is holding a- position with t
lotol there.
Mr. 0. D. Jones of Anderson
vas the guest of Miss JLois Marshall
Sunday afternoon, also Miss!s
Doris> Amy And Zadie Brownlec
Anderson.
Mrs. Willie Brownlee of Anderson
was the guest of Mrs. Fannie
Martin Sunday afternoon.
Mr. T. Aikens and son,.James of
Mt. Zion A. M. B. church were the
guests of Rev. an<l Mrs. J. L.
Harris in Santuc section
Cleir Spring- school, since its
opening, has had a very, nice attendance
with our new teacher
in charge, Mrs. Gracie Ashe of
Ajbbdville.
The reporter would like to reviifnd
the subscribers to please pay
jp in full. There's one thing about
anything.If you don't put anything
n it, you can not get anything
from it, so if you do not put one
nickel in your Palmetto Leader
then you don't look to get one.
This is known to be the cheapest
Negro newspaper in the South so
get yours today from your reporter,
Miss Lois R. Mtrshall.
Single copy, 6 cents; 3 months
75 cents; 6 months, $1.25; 1 year,
$2.00.
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MITFORD NEWS
. Mr. and Mrs. George Washington
Bullock, Jr., of Arlington, Va., arc
new home to spend a week with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Gladden. "Mrs.. Bullock, Jr., is the
second daughter i nd the sixth
hild of Mr?and Mrs. W. A. Glad
ten. This is Mr. Bullock, Jr's. first
visit t0 the state of South Carolina.
On -their way -from?V4r*gmia?the
couple stopped over night in.^harlotte,
N. ., on Baldwin Avenue
ith M.s. Bullock. Jr's. oldest bro
coer, .>ir. oauuie uihuuch.
Mr. W. A. Gladden and son-in'aw,
Mr. G. W. Bullock, Jr. attended
service at the Little Mount
'ion Baptist Church on the hill.
Impressive fur.eral services were
held Tuesday Hfternoon, Novembei
> tt 5:00 o'eloek at Pleasant Grove
A. M. E. Zion church for Rev,
Amos Jackson. Rev. Jackson was
a faithful member-of lodge mraber
127. He was loved by all who met
him, both white and colored. The
interment was in charge of the
Masonic lodge presided over by
Mr. \V. A. Gladden. Surviving Rev.
Jackson are his widow, one srster,
and a host of friends.
Gone, but not forgotten. We
loved you brother Jackson but God
loved you best, so sleep on and
take vour rest.
NE9M1TH NEWS
"The Costal Progressive" Athletic
Association met at the St.
Lawrence schodl Monday night at
LOO o'clock. We had eleven schools
preserft, namely: St. Lawrence
Cooper academy, Cooper rural,
Brown, Trio, St. James, Lines,
Vlarion, Grcelyville, Cedar Swamp,
Lake City.
The officers are-t-presrdent, Rev.
0. C. Barn; vice-president, Mr.
5. R. Barn; secretary, Mrs. Burroughs
and Miss Jenkins; treasxrer,
Mr. E. V. Lawrence; committees
chairmen, executive, Mr.
E). L. Fulton; rules and regulations,
Mr. W. W. Smalls; publicity
Vliss H. R. Adams.
During the recess of the meeting
>ve were served fried chicken, po
tato snlid and hot cocoa. This was
?reatly enjoyed by all. We were
proud to have had the large number
present. May each one strive
to make the next meetings better
-I/* knt+A*.
mm ucuvci .
The Brown Junior high, will be
the ho?t of the next meeting Friray
night, December 6, 1940 at
7:00 o'clock. Let all members "'be
preaent.Visitora are welcome.
Vat?h this association grow
Annual Conference c
Holiness Church in S
At Jones Tabernacle
?? By W,. R. Bowman
The annual conference of tl
Fire Baptized Holiness Church
Ood of the Americas is Tioldir
its annual session here in Colur
bia at Jones Tabernacle Churc
near the Tin bridge on Gerva
street. Bishop W. E. Fuller, who:
native home is Laurens, S. (
but now of Atlanta, Ga. arrivt
in Columbia ...Thursday afternot
accompanied by his wife nnd sp
cial friends froSh Atlanta, \vl
took charge of the conference.
Mother L. A. Pinkard, former
of Spartanburg, but now of Ne
York is here to assist the Bish<
with his conference and tal
charge of the missionary deoai
ment. She is ripe with experien
and is a very efficient presiding
ficer.
Bishop Fuller is the founder
this organization and ie much b
ldved by his ministers and ipi
sionary workers. He rules sin
lar to Bishop J. S. Flipper, of t)
African M. E. Church, no 4ispi?t
' in his conference.
According to statements fro
Rev. Miss Birmingham, who i
the host of this conference, t\
hundred or mora- ministers w
attend this conference, along wi
the missionary sisters. J
Th^re are three districts in
Carolina, the Rev. C. C. Chiles
the overseer ajid the presiding <
ders are Revs. E. A. White, J. "\
Smith and the Rev. W. M. Cha
pelle, who died recently.
The welcome address will 1
delivered by Rev. C. HI Brow
of Benedict College. Dr. S.R. Hi
gins, president of Allen Unive
sity will also deliver an addre
' daring the session. Other speake
from Bishop Fuller's ofcher dioce
MT. OLIVE A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. H. C. Andrews, Pastor
Myrtle 'Beach?After almost
week of; gloomy weather Sundi
was fair, but rather chilly. 9::
a.m. Sunday school opened wi
the Supt. Mrs. Jeff Bellamy ai
co-workers at their places.
11:30 Rev. T. H. Hemingwt
preached a heartfelt sertnon fro
\ .St. John- 10:4; theme A Go<
1 Shepherd.
' 4:30 p.m., the Missionary m
1 with the president, Mrs. jF. 1
Rainbow presiding. .
J 6:00 the ACE League oji^n<
| witn tne president, Mr. Hfan
j Gore. The lesson was thorough
discussed.
| 7,:00 the Presiding Eider Re
" L. A. Wells held his first quarte
I ly conference successfully
officers and members ot *. the
post.
8:15 the pastor Rov. H. C. A
drew* pi cM'iited EtdeT Wells
a large congregation. He spo
I masterfully from St. John 3
| The spirit was truly high. Vis
! tors were Mrs. L. A. Wells, h
daughter and grand son of Sui
tor; Mr. and Mrs. Duke Abraha
Miss Inez McQueen is rapid
improving at this writing.
Mr. Clinton Grissitt Mr. B
and Wilson Washington have x
turned after a few mnntho v!i
in Newport News, Va. They i
port a pleasant stay.
Mrs. Ethel Carter of Conwi
is here to spend the winter. '
Mrs. Sarah A. Williams ai
Mrs. Juanita L. Williams spe
the week end in Conway.
Mr. Arthur Lee Nelson is ba
after spending the sunrm^r i
Greensboro, N. C. ,
Mr. H. C. Latimer of Conwi
was the pleasant visitor of M
and Mrs. J. B. Owens Monday
Rev. A. W. Stackhouse of Co
way was the guest of Mr. ai
Mrs. Willie McKinpj over the we?
end. Rev. Stackhouse and Prof. 1
A. Williams motored to Cheste
field Sunday.
There will be a Preachers' Po]
ularity Contest at Sandy Groi
Baptist church Monday nite, No
24. You are Invited to come.
HELENA NEWS
Sunday was a very plealjan
day for all church goers. We ai
getting along nicely with our Su
day school.
Mrs. Sarah Austin left for hi
home Wednesday morning in Ne
York City, N.Y., after spending i
while with her stck mother, Mr
Mary E. -Simpkins here.
Mrs. Mary Simpson was set
it home yestterday after bein
out the city, on account of hi
teaching in Laurens, S. C.
Little Miss Virginia Bobb m<
tored to Whitmire where she er
joyed herself to tho highest wil
her little play friends Minnie ar
Grade Suber.
THE PALMETTO LEAD]
if the Fire Baptized
essfon This Week
Church
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H^HL
1
ly I
'\V I
1p
ke
1^ I
ce
of BISHOP W. E. FULLER
?* will speak during the session. Co'e*
lumbia pulpits will doubtlosH be
8* fillpH Surniav with ministers from
this conference.
The feature of- the session will
es be the reading of the i appointments
Sunday night. Columbians
P1 ioined jn petition with the?mem.
8 bera of Jones Tabernacle begging
vo the presiding elders, and Bishop
? Fuller to allofo (Rev. Miss- Birth
mingham to remain in Columbia
another year. She is a recent
S- graduate of Benedict College and
>9 has made an- enviable record the
past four years she has pastured
V- in Columbia.
P' Columbians welcome Btshop
Fuller, who is the leader of six
be hundred or more ministers and
n, thousands of members in thirtyg
nine states of the Union*
r- While in Columbia, the Bishop
ss is stopping with Mrs. Flolirnoy,
rs 1228 Pine street, next door to Disc.
T. J. Miles.
I WOODRUFF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church
Rev. J. A. Lipsey, Pastor
a
^y
The Sunday school was real
^ good Sunday and was opened on
, I ume wun u>e supt., Mrs. Nancy
1 Gilliam at her post of duty. The
discussion was very brief. Our
iy
Sunday school is progressing LUSfe
^ ly,"TTnd we extend an invitation u>
all visitors to attend our Sunday
school when in our city,
g Mr. M. S. Callaham of Spartanburg
was a visitor here Tuessd
day'
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson
. of Fountain Inn were the guests
^ of Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith last
week. !VT
i We are sorry to report that
Mps. Ellen Smith continues ill utl
hef home on W. Pine street.
Mrs. Ella Miller of-Spartanburg
and Mr. Jno. Wooi'r. tT of this citv
n^
were married in Spartanburg last
jte Saturday. It was quite a sur,o
prise to their friends. They are
9j_ now making their home in Sparer
tanburg. ' ,
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? New Bethel News
Uy By (.Mrs.) F- P. Parks
Our church service SunHayi was
^ *orido<*te<l by our Pastor, Rev. A.
I). Duncan who preached both day
and night, bouI stirring sermons.
Our hearts were made to rejoice
Misses Drucilla Brewton visited
her grandmother in Charlotte. N.
nd C- last week, Mrs^Lailp Brewton.
nt Mrs. Nora Winnv and Master
John Clate Glenn visited her sister-in-law
in Charlotte, N. TT. fasi
n week, Mrs. Ruth McCullough and
reported a grand trip,
jy The Pastor's Aid club will meet
[r at the home of Mrs. Corrie Cromwell
Friday night, November 2'J.
n. All members are asked to be preB
ent. Mrs. M. -E. Rogers, presi^
dent; Mrs. T. IJobinson, secretary.
q MrS. Minnie Lee Thompson and
r_ Mrs. T. Robinson and others atI
tended a grand rally at Cedar
p. Grove church. Rev. A. D. Duncan,
,e Jr., pastor. Amount raised $!i2..'15.
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STJ PHILIP A. M. E. CIH'RCII
The first quarterly conference
was held at St Ph'rlip Saturday
t November 16 continuing through
e out Sunday after service. A love
in ly quarter was carried on. Every
body wis glad to see the same
;r Presiding Elder Dr. Robinson back
w for another conference year. His
? conversation, preaching and coons.
eration at St. Philip have been so
sweet we feel with such two persn
sons as him and Rev. Weather*
g old St. Philip will still go on. For
?r the short time between the annualconference
and our first quarter
v we did fine not raising as much
money as we desired but every;h
body wis satisfied. L
id 1 At 10:00 o'clock Sunday morn-1
' ing a fine Sunday school tootf^
j
ER
ELKS BIG DAY IN Ml'LLI
I h?* L B I? o. Hlks-jhcM a-K
j f":.+tnti?n in Mullins." 15. c.,
Armistice* Day. On Sunday. X
10th several coups ?,f Elks i
Daughter Elks iiiAed. Aim,
those were \\ I. I'cckT si an- pr
TrtfTTt- fmni "All'tcl's". ,7~S. C.71
Denton, Slate vice-president li
Chester and other- f, ??n; I'ni
Rock Hill. ( ?eorir<'to\s n, Chai I
ton, Oranpobun;. Columbia a
other (daces.
I Dr. Finlev Wilson. (ira.d I.x
ted Killer id' Washnpt *n. D * w
present and kept thinp- nn*vit
The program t'oi ^n<- 'ri e;
ied out in e\ -I y ijft:.:! 1
Stute Decree v.'i * coiitY-rn i
class of Bid Is. Jr i' > i a i.t I'i.
presided: 11 it Wilson ? ?"i -' m
the do(f!' *es as id n adi an ' i.
iny address to tin* Elks.
?The Oak City JsuIkc No M..7"
Genre etoWu was reinstated
Deputy Ben Armstrong. Dr.;
Is. Thompson is Kjcalted R.di
One Temple, Eureka No. a'.nh w
reinstated by Deputy l.ipop a
jother Daughters of the \ario
Temples- represented Dt. It 1
| Armstrong. elected Dt. Huh
These Lodges were happily w? 1 ?
[oil by th Elk family-.?
The parade V.U a?fc-ra-eri???
sKitt- the school children of t
city, led the line of march Vi
band of music escorted by a s<pi
of 'Police Officers. A n archi
Club of Elks follows,1 by a Id:
line of dec-Mated autoiiinhih
The parade was cheered bv t
line of march by both wmte-.Ti
colored.
The Elks Hall began ?t 7 o'elo
music furnrshe/f by a well in in
band, assured (be visitor- a
friends an eiijoyaMe evening.
The annual convention wdl co
vene in Rock Hill. S. ( i .1.
1941.
in: rns \( \dk>n \<>tks
Trenton, S. t.\?Specia cha)
pro a rains were held at Ileitis ac
emy>aiid junior college tin- ue
of November 11, in observance
National Hook Week and \tr.e
:nn Kdugation week. Members
the faculty served as ?po. i.u <pei
ersTor the occasion.
IVTKs 'J.ula L. W illis. Educi ti<
teacher, pointed out the impo
tanej^uf reading and bow it ct
tivatei the mind. She suggest
the Rijids of reading materia th
the^s'st result could be ollaint
Speakers representing Aineriei
Education Week were M rs.-<*flnrd,
H Boulware. Home Economics P
Cher; Prof L It Ross, Music tear
er, and Mr. Richard F. Bntihvt
Business Administration tracJu
1 He fuculty mciiihcitil*] jui
that I heir speeches will lesi.lt i
to more "eood". reading hy t
students and that liiey hetter .
derstand the importance i N;
ional Book Week and \,ve ie
Education Week.
Thanksgiving Vacation
I 'School continued <alurd; y. \
ember Id at Ileitis a a ieiay.
thai the Tkanksgi j i
may extend from after ?, c^t-'Wednesday.
Novombei ? !, t c '1M
day. November 2f>.
_U CLAJJiiSEX
Salem M. E. Chflrch'
i : *
II Novo Inker 18?Sunday school!
wan at the usual hour :,ml-iiie !
son was 'vol! ilisc.'s.-O'i. Afji r Si
day school many an: oun. vim i
were made. ?
Hov. Mailing hrw.wht - .< t
bread of life whi h hcl$'<! ;a :
His text was, 'rfAud's letter
Timothy." . |
-On Sunday afternoon at St. P:
A.' M. K. -church, the quartet
conference was l:e!d. The presidi
elder i ml his wife were th.e-e.
The pastor of Snleiv gave
folks some very interest dor ml
yesterday and in" his eonel'isjo:;
said: "Jf I never see you again J
fore the holidays, keep out of h
company."
It was announced yesterday th
there wpqld be a banquet i t Sale
school. Thanksgiving. Every one
asked to come out.
No illness is reported in th
community at this writing*
Send all neuv to L. Williams.
placet Th*- Sujit. and assistai
were in charge* and the loss*
was beautifully taught by the to
chers and reviewed by the Pros
ing Elder Rev. Dr. Robinson,
warm prayer service .was conduc
ed by the prayer cam nitttye. A
ter a few% announcements the P
siding Elder Dr. Robinson preac
eu t soui stirrmsr sermon .uui
6:19-20. Subject Heaven's . In si:
ance Company. He put everyoi
to thinlcinpr and Hear > <V.
the Golden Rule.
Those on the sick list arc doii
flne. Let us not pro into wint
garter s? soon, cpnie to chuiv
jjrnnj thp rfchurch.
* T' M. E. Hinto-report
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Ns' SPARTAN HI'RG, S. C.
j Trinity A. M. K. Church
Rev. A. >V. Dawkins, P'antnr
Mi!
ov" i ' . K In r.
><> U i. i?
1 uuse a.ow nit- space in you
'* paper tin iiKLEk our beloved Hish-.j
iippwr-.-of- tW?<-U4-tHtrltitt?trn
' f uuiil conference for Mending ur
this wonderful man us pastor o
lite above named church.
( Sunday was u lovely day : t."0:
y inlay s< i'.ooi was Weil attend
< >! 1'lif Rev. T. \V. W illiams am
hi- n roup of efficients teachers
v.ilc a! 11 If 11 po?ts of duty. At 11
oVIr.rl: Rev A W lUiwkins, tin
1( j?a-'toi. i!. |i\i i i d a woinlciTi:l iiil's*
.tyi i,( ai. a;'|irtriati\e a i.lii-ai'i
" 1 h? i?i* was delivered stioub
, 1> ami forrt-fully. Our hearts burn
ed us lit* preached tin* ituspol. S.ircly
la- is li m:i|. ^nl I'l'mTi (ToiT
j- 1-.1 ^ NT? !tvla\ niyht was sot a.-:d.
^ b\ tin pastel as ri'tfi strut ion niffhi
foi r!l members who WVri' Koiny
to stand by Trinity A M. Jv. ch.ircf
for tlio next oornii.K yoars. In loss
. thftit an hour 254 numns were plac*"d
. ...
od on our rolGarid since that trim
us
^ our roll has increased" to 2." or .'it:
ir.oro ifiTialwrs. Watch out for oiu
total *nia* 1111 ?-lyVft11 the next week's
Ml) ... , ' .. .. !
news. W e have raised from tin
pa is t rut ion foe a near litt!.. -i,"
of $1U.(I0. Willi eh was not cninpul
he ' '
th C''"'y' ' i
. Ihe wheel ol Truutv A. M I-..
41,1 . LI l . . .
churJh has nvi1!! cloggetf tTrr rrrariT
ye: !! but the hidden wedge has
" found and now the wheyl has
lit 1M'gun ''4" u'ith ease ami with
this wonderful pastor as 0..1 lender,
with tiud as <>.ii spiritual advrsoi*
and the cooperation!of nui
; friends, the* flag* of ohl^Trinity
, shall never drag in the dust. \Yt
have fine spirit in 'our church
now. The members and frhfiils
arc working as never before getting
leady for ?ur rally day on
the fourth Sunday -which, we hope
for a success.. Much credit rs due
IveV: 1!. li. Jackson ' ??,.r local
nreacl ei who sV?o<l >" tc in the
?cl ti'i< of'trouble in carrying on our
ad churcl work ami is still here or;
ek the jo:>-assisting oui Pastor, lie v.
o! liawkins. We ai'e saying to our
ri- l i a le.ls ami v.srturs collie to church
of our'iioor> ire open, von are^wtdtil
collie.
Snrah Smith, reporter
VI IV VCIIA1KI VPU'l!
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ll;
Nurse Blanche Sowell, colored
ut T. B. Nurse is now working i n
j Fairfield County. We wish her
success in her work.
Va Mr. Richard Hichardson of Al,.a
letidftle has returned hunie after a
1,. week's, stay here with Mrs. S. A.
Mcintosh.
,r Mr. Frank Greenwood. Mr. Alu.
Clinton JV. Colleue were Inane for
|le- the week-end
. I'rofi <mii i'aul I'.eattv and ^\\
.? A. K<-ss motored to Saluda fast
a- Saturday to attend the IMstri t
Christinas Sea! Conference. They
report a very inspirational trip
o\ Dr. Mance's address pave their
: ' the u rev to o out ami preach Tuberculosis
prevention and cure,
e- Wayman AME church is push
"PTv out from the shore nicek uTr
der the leadership of their Dew
nastoi Rev. I.erov Jackson, wh<
-? 4s-'+oo-fpf*Fnrr-"ttrr-imrtu^pi niiiisirr.
Gospel. The ltt.nt of the wheel:
.... i a...? !.. i t. i
niKi mi|' ? ! me m-ns arc cvhiciu'i
i--- that something i> <I iiv ii. Wav
ill > :<> Chopel.
't- Mt>. l.ijp McCululuh and .Mlv
Susie Hanks of Wmiisbuiu an
<" spending tfii. days in l~ike Al
ill frptl. Florida ' \\ith their niothei
and lather.
iul THAI I1KKS HOLD _J
civ MONTHLY MEETING A
Clara Mae Grant. Kept.iter
Westminster?The Oconee ft.
i.Teachers Association met Friituj
t1(_ Nov: 15th with a very h'?ry? attendance
At lirtm p.m.. Departmental
itiieotiiK. At M o'clock the various
at ?ruUP-s assembled in the auditorn
iuni. Called to order by tne Presi;s
dent Mr. H. L. Fitiley, presidfny.
Sony. America; Invocation the
s, chapluin. MV. A. Perry; Sony.?
Brighten the Corner; Solo. God
Hfless America. Mrs. Carrie C.
. Arthur.* The spirit t.f patriot ism
it
> 11 .......v,..
"| i i. k k v y ' s
f| funeral hom
f. Xr " I ndertakinc: And Emhaln
re % ?SLOGAN?'
!; i i.ower price'
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F?g;e Five
I and Education week \va^ ohsfr-rv
' ?*d. The minutes? were read.
Groups called for: PrimaryMiss
Clam Mae-Grant; Piemen
taiy, Mrs. Mada ' Thompson. llural,
Miss Willie Mae K .tiodjje ;
' 11 i k School. Mi>- Ki'.'a.L. Wjli'ar"s
^ e-r\ inspi; >ic :vma; Cs.. h\ ?
each. !lii?inos-? vas itfsc.ssed
Mrs. Catherine P Johnson. tftt
Jeunes teacher presented ot .
importance.
Th' next mectii a < nvices a'.
I the \Vestminstei J11i? r 11, > 1: >o!.
Decenil-er 1At that time t
grades departim-nt ? !! ra id '<.p. :.
house
, KERSHAW ( ol N I t
teachers mi;i:i
A spirit of v""o.'i w.i, .en
el-pl "'II pr .v:. H.-.t?m,,,',?mute H.,1.1
"tie handled teacher."*. met a' .Itck
fou Hi^rh >iiiut,i Saturday. N
?Hh, fur tin ij first- ? x
the 1U4U-41
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L iwl ir p **1 M'> > 11 (? * i M r fn r? ( t?T ? r?~ ' " i
^Religious K'Kn-at :< !.
Seinn?l>. *
Alls'. K ( Units. ( ,.ufl1\ S
opened tin- |ir<-yr;un w:ij. a ? ,.
rinjc addreiy ?.jj Huiaar; *.! .r.
1 ships i j.;i, |?,:* iw ,
program woi e addresses Al:s
Marie Thomas ('..iiniy XC.i>.
the I . Seal Sale ? ampaiiM.
Mrs?Hanh^j,?T^'sdrr?' r." trtTT-" Ki-;
C. ross 'program af.d. ] i j?. |-;t :,,:j *
inenti M>> '1' !.?:i,?,J, J, a.i.< <
teacher i.|, Utjll- il ( (II I.-i t iVi->.
Inirinv the I. sines- h,.ui 11
following <.f!ic<-iv weiv
Key. iJ - it Mdndaaa. i'f >.: ,\1.
IT if iiaih. Jl . \' i, , - (';?;> ; M is
Louise . kee.i. See.: .Mr, Sii vav
Attl'Uh. A-*t. See., -.M>v Itf,--;.
Pickett. Trvas.. M > ,M f l-.;
ytish. reporter ~ ~ ~ .
Itl III II. \ M |.; , ill nri!
Hc\. W m. Juct- .o'i. I'avtut ' t
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. of the relij V' ,
out' tn I i a ' ei\ .. ,i ,
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I tvyruliii :t t '
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Juck>Ol I',* tli'i i t if ! -L' ill '!.
from St .Mat. _n i 1 ! .
and Bat yninin-': It mv:i ; a;* it."'
the Mastyr yiv?-? ;a >< r... :
and a new mat. r\v.\ Sunday
When God hey i:.? f j :.jt- K?.\ V.
II Jackson with tin- too-- ; yre * >? !>
I body can't but Jed that m-!. 1!.
i inu^t be- tin" S<?u C>1 Cibil.At
7. o'clock tlu- Willing \V..fu
* ers rendered one of thy tnn>t ti.riil
. iny |?roK^?tii> ?iu?*ht.> c.
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