The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 11, 1941, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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BOOKER 1YASHINGTON NEW?
By John I). Reynolds
The Booker Washington studen
'body had the rare pleasure of
listening to the annual messugt
to congress delivered by the Presi
dent of the United States on Si on
day afternoon at 2 p. 111. over t!u
loudspeaker system recently installed
at the. school. Following
the president's message, ti-njelv
comments were made relative t<
the democratic way of life bv
Principal J. Andrew Simmons. Mr
Simmons ...challenged the student
body to evidence more concern
about the democracy of which the\
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The following boys ,gnd girK
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badges by Principal J. A ndrow.
Simmons at the assembly on last
Monday afternoon: John Wilson
Louise McMrllian, Samuel Va'11.1"
.tel. Adolphus Blocker, Daniel Wa>kei.
Ulysses Smith. Lawrence 11agood.
Adam Bowman. James Davis
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of Our Dear Father
iusband
, who departed this life
-clay, January 11th.
>u till tlu- end will last,
iir household tfone,
ut! is stilled,
int in our honfc,
in he filled.
urn tin.- Ins? i?t" out*
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I'll- L'lilVO,
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lu tin- time whs near,
n!iv. your lift? is past,
ui till tIn- end will last.
k- faithful departed. tlii'ntiKli the
I eaee.
Annie Manitnnrtt. Widow
Anna May Hurley. Daughter
v W. Manigault, Son.
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Daniel, Burnett Portee, Jessie Taylor.
Daniel King, Corrie Martin
Mary J Adams, James Miller, J. C.
Artemus, Erick Elkins, Leroy Prioleau,
Woodrow Wilson, Rufus Johnson,
Peterson Toaitley, James,
Weeks, David Wallace, George Williams.
The traffic squad directed
by Mr. G. A. Griffin.
Mr. Georee K. Robinson of
Charleston, S. C. and a graduate
of Lincoln University has come
to Booker Washington as instructor
in biology.' Mr. Robinson sue
ceeds Mr. Hanberry who resigned ,
several days ago to take a position
with the NY A.
Head coach Johnnie M^tHtin.
coach of athletics dt Booker Wash
ington, announced last week that
actjve basketball practice is under
way beginning this week. Only a
few letter basketeers returned from
last year, hence coach Martin and
his assistants, coaches T. Martin
Hi;j R. Hopson wi.ll have the none
ton asv task of building an entire.
4y?''"'ii) According to conch
Ma: tin. some optimism is felt over
the oming of fairly good material
fro n the junior league of last
^yr::r. -The Tornado (JUgcrs won 1
I.nth. the state title of Camden and
the State invitational tournament
of Orangeburg last season, giving
the > undisputed claim to the state
titl". since the major teams in the
state were represented at one ot
-hoth the above tournaments. This
.'\T"Thtr'i'rrrnndo cagers, both boys
J girls, play some of the major
j sell ols in this section of the state.
1 The schedule, according to J. H
; WT.'tciv.an. H. T. \V. business mana
ger. is as follows: Jan.. 17. Mathei
high of'Tamden, here; Jan. 24.Cot
Iter Academy, here; Jan. 27
Jackson. Camden; Jan. 31. Coulter
a 1 Cheraw; Feb. 3, Immaculate
Conception <>? Charleston, here;
, Fel . 24. open; Feb. 28. Avery at
Charleston; Mar 1, Stephens-I.ee
here- (uncertain).
1 he annual state cGu rnament. I
help at Mather Academy for the
past several years, will bo held this
year at 'the C. A. Johnson gym- ,
tori in on March 7 and 8. The.B. T.
\V. girls team, runner up in the J
state championship last year, will
he reached bv Miss Qarolvn Mil....
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ler. t oritur athletic director at
i. Carver Junior high. Miss Miller's
inn: ir girls' team won the city
title in a close game with the B.
T. W. Jr. team last March
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LEXINGTON NEWS
ItcA I. (>. Simmons. Pastor
Sunday was a high day with
tlje church people here. The S. S.
lesson was well taught by oui
pastor. Subject "Jesus and Human
.Affection." Luke HI chapter
At 11:45 a- ni. our pastor mounted
the rostrum and after the regular
devotion, preached a wonderful
sermon, txet. "In the Beginning
was the Word." The message was
tho-ghtfuL^and convincing. Quite1
a large number-turned out to wor
shh>. Mrs. Ma-'gie Robinson of Va.
State College, worshipped with us
at , Bethel and made soma very
" | timely remarks:"" . .
1 A train at 7:30 p. m. our pastor
' j-freached another soul reviving
j sermon from Second Cor. "Oi l
fSgs are passed away, behold all I
things are become new."
Tin ciass leaders of Bethc-l made
fine reports. Mr. J. W. Black lead
thjs month and Mr. Daniel Wrse
lead last month. The pastor was
well pleased with the financial
benefits.
The Lexington graded school resumed
its work after a two week0
vacation. Prof R. \V. Grllard reports
a finy attendance and that
the P. T.-A. is planning a very fine,
play in the near future.
The first quarterly conference of
the Lexington circuit will be held
with New Bethel church Saturday.
January 18th .at 2 o'clock p. m.
The newiv appointed P. E., Dr. W.
B. I.. Clark, will preside. He will
.iixi prrucn oiiiKiav, r.'tn. a. rt^i
and p. m. at Ne^v Bethel. Our pastm
is asking that the circuit hold
its owiu
Our pastor will be at Mt. Zion
church Sunday a. ni., the 12th
and preach. Visitors are always
! welcomed to all of our services
$)ur pastor and mother were the
' dinner guests at the follCwfyig
, 1 (i|TTt s the last of the holidays and
' up to Sunday: Mrs. Jennie Slieh
and family. Mrs. Rilla Hendrix and
? family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wise,
f Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker,
p Mr. and Mrs. 'S, T. Terry, Mrs.
C Mary Wise and family, and Rev.
? and Mrs. W. E. Lee.
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> read the Palmetto Leader eajeh
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EL.ISHA A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor
S. S. opened at t!.e usual houi
with the Pupt. and his co-worker?
at their post of duty. Various classes
were interestingly taught. The
lesson was ^splendidly reviewed by
the pastor, after which the S. S.
body went into the organization ol
officers and teachers, all of which
were re-elected with the exception
of one new teacher.'Prayer service
was led by Mrs. Longshore and
Mrs. Counts; also love feast antestimonial
meeting.
The pastor mounted the rest run |
filled with the spirit. Mi- took hi
text from Deut. 23:11. so >je t I
"Gods care for his people." From
this subject he preached a strotv i
and spiritual sermon. Com muni
was also administered. Visitor* j
were Mrs. Lillian J. Davenport
Mrs. Sudie Davis of Welch's 7.\o% j
Baptist church, rytd M's. T.yd J
Scott of Silver -Street l'.:i<pt y |
cijurch. *
Several members iff on ?Yui
sick list. We are praying foffjthei
recovery. The church membetshi
nas started out t<? .make liUl o.ui j
coal.
HENNETTSVII.LE NEWS
The holidays are all over and
everybody back to their regular
jobs for another year's work.
The weather for the past fey
days in our section have reminded
us of real winter, however the
school attendance have been very
good.
M iss Helen Byde teacher at the
Blenheim ' school spent the holidays
in Washington, D. C., with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Marie D. Thompson of.
New York is home visiting her
sick mother, Mrs. Mary Drake.
Mrs. Alice Butler and daughters.
two sons, Prof. Henry But
ler of Morris college and Mr. Bob
Butler of Hartsville, Miss Martha
Streator were in the city the week
end visiting father and other relatives
and friends.
M iss E. McKay accompanied her
niece Miss Gertrude tylae Cunning
ham to Winter Haven, Fla. where
they spent the Christmas holidays
with Prof, and Mrs.. Cunningham.
parents of Miss Gertie
and sifter and *brother-in-law of
Miss McKay. Miss Gertie return
ed to N. C. where she will enter
scnooi.
Mr. Julius B? Ellerbee. of Cheyenne,
Wyo. spent the holidays
with his family, Mrs. Marion El
lerbee and son little Julius. He
was also the guest of his fathei
Mr. Julius Ellerbee, Sr., and in
laws of Sumter. Mr."and Mrs. R
Murray. Mrs. Ellerbee also had
as her guest during the yuletide
Misses Lena Mae and Rosa Lee
Murray sisters and Mr. Tom Ellerbee
of New York City, brother-in-law.
Mr. Julius Ellerbee
left on last Friday, 3rd, for Chey
enne. We are hoping for him a
safe trip.
Miss Ann Thomas and friend
of Wadesboro were guests of Mrs
Julia Thompson during the holi
days. Miss Fannie Reese of New
York City was the house guest
of her mother Mrs. Kate Reese
during the Christinas season. Mis?
Dorothy Reese left, for P1?v>*r.-o xt
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Report of condition of
VICTORY SA^
of Columbia, in the State of South
on December 31. 1910.
ASSI
loans and discounts (Including $1
Cash, balances with other banks, .
Furniture and fixtures
Real estate owned other than bank
Other assets . __
Total Assets ... . '
LIABIL
Demand deposits ,
Time deposits w, ."77."!. ...
Other deposits .... <
Total deposits . ? .
Other liabilities __
Total liabilities __
CAPITAL i
Capital __
Surplus __
Undivided profits ?
Total capital accounts __
Total liabilities and capital accour
This bank's capital consists of b
tures; first preferred stock with tc
tirable value NONE; second prefei
NONE, total retirable value $1,461
value of $10.00.
I, E. W. VANCE, Cashier of th
swear that the above statement is
ly represents the true state of th<
and set forth, to the best of mv kr
Correct?Attest:
A. ADAMS
J. P. REHDER
HENRY WILLIAMS, Direct
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of iRichland:
Sworn to and subscribed before
and I hereby certify that I am not
SEAL wi:
My Commission expires at the p
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C., where she will resume her
school work.
It is very sad in our community
now with the passing of two
dear friends. Mr. Alford Thomas
and Mrs. Sallie Lillie. Mrs.
Lillie was funeralized at STnToh
Baptist church with the Rev. A
J. Wright officiating. The follow
ing children arrived home for the
funeral: Thomas Lilly, N. Y.', FlOJ I
ence Lilly, Pennsylvania; Mr. and
Mrs. Mose Brunson, N. Y.; Mr.I
and Mrs. B. Powell, N. Y.; Mr.
Samuel Lilly, Pa.. Bessie McCoy,
Pa.; Maek Floyd, N. Y.; Mr. and
Mrs. Gresson, Mr. R. Lilly, N. C.
M rs. Brown and Dover, Cheraw,
Willie Abies, Cheraw.
Mr. Alford T^ioffialT was funralized
at I^evel Green Methodist
hu'ch on Sunday evening, Jan
5th. He leaves to mourn his loss
a wife, two daughters, 3 sons, i
grandchildren and a host of relating
mid fl'U'ntlit. I
Miss Elizabeth Thomas left Sat
urday to resume her school work
Tn N. ,C. Etherine Thompson, El
la Reese arid Mabel Reese left on
Th rsday to. resume^ theii; ? school
work. .
Those ~on tlnr~sick list are?Mrs
Crake, Mrs. Hope, Mrs. Gaskin
Mrs. Johnakin, Mrs. Fox, Mr. Cro?
land, Mr. Powe, Rev. Williams.
Gee! a number of valuable. Rifts
were given this Xmas. ;Soine
news will follow soon.
The regular monthly mcVting
of Group 1 Blenheim district was
held at the Oak Grove school Mrs
McRae, hostess. The president
Rev. A. W. Wright made some
very timely remarks. The Christ
mas program rendered very in
spiringly to the group. A story
was demonstrated by pictures by
Mrs. Rosa McCullum which held
the interest of the entire group.
Other numbers appearing were:
Miss l!T Pearson, Mrs. Glen, and
MeCollum.
During the session the group
was notified of thej change of the
name of the Blenheim school. The
school's name was changed to the
name 01 "Wright Junior High
school" in honor of the principal
who has given a long administration
of hard and successful work
and who was also made District
Supt. of the Orangeburg district
by the Methodist conference during
the session Dec. '40. " The
rheeting adjourned to be held ai
the Brownville school in January
1941. Remarks were made by
our.Supervisor, Miss B. E. Graham.
A very delicious repast was
served by the hostess, Mrs. McRae.
Rev. A. W. Wright, president;
M iss.sB. E. Graham, supervisor;
Mrs. Marion Ellerbee, reporter.
Rev. W. F. McCoy returned
from his regular, service at Society
Hill Sunday full of smiles over
SONG WRITER
Age 32
Wants to correspond with lady
frierds, who have own means. Will
exchange photos and give answer
to all who write.
EDWARD CAMPBELL
Box 168 Brunswick, (la.
/IN.GS BANK j
CaWlina at the close of business
ITS j
59.97 overdrafts) $30 961.54
-- - 32',316.67 i
1.00
premises . . 8,662.85
?-- 7,945.47
-> V-- $79,887.53
ITIES
.. . .$23,402.14 |
__ 4U,007.43
1354J0
. \7? . $54,094.57
-.1.. 7,945.47
. .. . $62,040.01
ACCOUNTS
------- $14,011.81
- - - 1,000.00
. - 2,235.68
17,847.49
its ..... $79,887.53
JONE of capital notes and deben>tal
par value of NONE, total reared
stock with total par value of
; and common stock with total par]
le above-named bank, do aolemnlu
true, and that it fully and correct2
several matters, herein contained
lowledge and teliefT
E. W. VANCE.
,ors.
me this 8th day of January, 1941,
, an officer or director of this bank.
LLIS C. JOHNSON, Notary Public,
deaeure of the Governor.
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the many valuably and needy *]
gifts his members presented him
for the new year, beside his Xmas
gifts from the church. I think :
Rqv.i.McCoy is single and on the i
look-out for '41.
Rev. E. M. Booker after a few !
'weeks of illness was able to i
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Opening Jan. 17th
J. WALKER'S
AUTOMAT
- - Good Food - Pine
& Taylor Streets
W lll'PW?B??B
I.ATF SHOW
?1 ATTHDAY'" MIGHT ?L
Also Starting Monday
Rosalind RUSSELL
Melvyn DOUGLAS
" T H IS THING
LLED LOVE "
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Joan DENNETT
Doug. FAIRBANKS, Jr.
in " G REEN HE L L "
.NOW !
< 'nmin? MOM) \ >
LL'M AND ABNER
in "Dreaming Out Loud"
Monday Night ? Admission 10c
mmatmrnmammamtammBmniB
I REESE DUI'REl
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With Mus
And l.umeford Trtb: Sy Oliver.
sin?inu "CIIEATIN" ON ME" ai
GftlumKia 7
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J. C. McDANIE
mSL
aturday, January 11, 1941
preach Sunday a.m. jat his morning
service at Saw Miil church.
The Christmas gifts were many
and valuable from the -members
and friends.
The Adult teachers are doing
some excellent work. ~ Another
lew and beautiful center will bo v
jompleted this week in the East .
E. Center. ' Miss E. McKennel,
principal.
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the one way fares _
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Coaches
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Division Passenger Agent
Columbia, S. C.
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