The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 19, 1941, Page Page Two, Image 2
HrflBTTIS STUDENTS -
P_: ft ALLY TERMINATES
? Trenton, April id?Bettis Jun- .-j,
{fif*- lor College had its annual stud- s0
.ents rally In Quinby auditorium |a
at 2 p.m. in the midst of a huge m,
crowd of students and visitors e(i
Before the classes reported, Pres Gtl
ident A.W. Nicholson had the njj
_2 pleasure of presenting a ptomi- or
rient minister. Rev M. M. Peace H
pastor of Friendship Baptist H
church, Aiken. The Rev. Peace ih
used as a subject, "A Challenge oh
to YouthHe"depicted so clearly"
^ youth must become^ acquaint eg
ed with the responsibilities of tCTgr
day and produce the kind of material
in life that will carry the L<
World on to greater achievement? M
"There is plenty work to do for tl
youth," sard the Rev. Peace? as ~ai
he stood before the large crowd
exemplifying his authentic Chris- d<
tian personality. He preached a tl
powerful sermon^and t h e
many good things sounded in the
auditorium, they were taken . in a
with a deep appreciation. Rev.
Peace?fed his?audience?with real
facts of lrfe as they are as well
as with spiritual power. i ^
' 'After the sermon,, the classes ..
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started reporting, beginning with ^
first grade and ending with the ^
sophomore college class. Grand 4
total amounted to $1,701.05. .
We want to express our deep
appreciation and gratitude t o "!
each one who gave to make the (
rally a success. The money will
be "used Tor current expenses and jj
to ameliorate seme of the needs ^
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on the campus. jt
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MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH ^
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Sellers?-Sunday school opened bt
at 10 am. with Supt. and co-work
ers at their post." The lesson was tl
discussed and a very interesting ci
review by the pa tor. V
At 11:15 service began and the
pastor brought a wonderful Easter
message from I Cor. 15:19
Bveryone enjoyed it. We were
glad to have Mrs. Brown and Mn
Annie Crosland back to church,
^ afteiL.being very ill. Also Mr.
? Eli Drown is much improved. A- Slmong
the visitors were Mrs. Lu- !Jii
misha Windom and Miss Law- f*1
rence of Washington, I).C. Both
made short talks. lJi
The Easter exercises both af- ^
ternoon and night were very good
sponsored by Mrss Marguerite 1M
Godbolt and Dennis Smith. Mr. 11
Lexie "Davis was home for Easter w
Group three of Marion county, n
which consists of tthe 'following sc
schno^j, Pee Dee, Meadow Branch bl<
Kingletary, Springville, Spring At
___Rranch-and Sellers Jr. ffrrrnFFTrf P?
Sellers for their Feild da?r on Fri lu
day April 11th. There was an educationah?program"
given"r with
Mrs. Gipson of Meadow Branch c'*
prauiding- Bach school hud?T'T's *"*T?
booth. After the judge's decision
Spflngville won first prize on the 111
. .booths. Sellers won second prize.
There were contestants represent "scing
each school in the following at
contests: Flash card. 1st and 2nd ne
grades won by Spring Branch;
r ?story telling, .lid grade won by IH
Sellers; Spelling, 4th and 5th ^c
grades both won by Sellers; read- tM
ing, 6th grade won by Spring S('
Branch. I"
$20.22 \vas_ raised from selling "
of refreshments. - *n
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HIGH HILL A. M. K. CHURCH lu
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Rev. R. A. Young, Castor Tl
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Every Sunday has beeojpe a high
day with us at our church. Eas- f;
ter -day was real beautiful and the ol
services and exercises were car .y
ried out just the" same. The S. S pi
was interesting.. At 12 o'clock d
prayer service was conducted bj n
.. Brg, ft n riuMur.n nn,l Th. I ||
pastor preached the morning ser H
mon from these words: Becaust si
I live ye shall live also. Subject <h
life. We pray God's hissings upon
iH.ucusir as Kev. Young. Tht hi
entire community is stirred um 0r
uplifted by his sermons. Many r:
are returning to the fold. m
At 2:00 o'clock the Easter pro- T
gram was presented to a capaei v
ty house. It was the best Easter 1
t celebration we had for severn' L
years. Several visitors were als< 1<|
1 present. MTa.Adell Pinckney?or*-trl
C; New York City who is here vtSTt 0j
lng her mother, Mrs. Maggie Mui on
^ ?*?y W? were delighted to set v
j?.i. her. Mrs. Edith Bradford of Sum
jfct ter waa out visiting her mother
Mrs. Rhody Robinson; alsn Misset a
p;. Roth Johnson of Whitmire wh< M
!*- visited Mrs. Marcia Johnson, He ht
ifiiiMlfT MB lii iM iltfil i r ~
RiDGB^HtLL SCHOOL
Ridge Spring.. S. C.?;Wy ar<
id to welcome a number of ouj
hool children" back after a few
ys illness on account of German
?asles. The great epidemic cau:
the program of the 5th am _
li grades to be postponed Friday
?ht but it was carried out in
editable way _ Monday nig
earty congratulations to Mi
ainmond and Miss Holmes '
eir hard work in preparing tlu
isses. ?
M?ny enjoyed the-annual?Hrr
g hunt Wednesday 011 tl.e i!
bunds.
Mrs. R. B. Raiford, Mrs. G. "X.
jtt, Mrs. II. Gary, Mrs. Addit
erritt and M. B. Gree/i attended
te PT.A. meeting in Columbia
rut"received helpful" Information
Don't forget the program Fri
large.
.Coming: April 25, "Truth TakeHoliday";
April 29, "Betty Th?
ill O My Heart".
71h Grade ndent ' r.dr.TinTi^
Birthday
a.argie urcen, the daughter o
is. Minnie B. Greene eelebratei
?r thirteenth birthday Mondas
'ternoon Monday afternoon A pre
It'ii. The tab],.. was beautifullj
iterated and?delicious?sandwi mi
>, crackers, 3 kinds of cake, valla
icecream and haps of Kas
i?r dandy were s<?r\ ed. Those
reserrtr -wTTTT AithinM ^CoIenuTn
. I'. Peterson, Jr.. Alex Raiford
lorence Etheridge, Hazel Raiforc
isephine Mitchell,. Dorothy anf
. O. Herrion, Leroy Broadnax
jhany?Mae Allen, Vara?M,?IV-v
tt, Rirth Peterson, Hallie Rai
a-^-,?M+ss- -ik?A^?Williams.?Mr.<
l-u!?1 Glover and Mrs. D. M. Hu
i; Margie's teacher.
'lite 5th and (5th grades were in
leir best in their- closing exer
si s. Miss L. Holmes and. Mrs
. Hammond, teachers.
I AK1> CITY IIHiII SCHOOL
Prill' I I) it ,lie. i
l'ield Da^ at Lake City? higl
hupl with twelve ur-jnore schooluticipating
was a spectacular al
iir and enjoyed by all. The
hiMils assembled at !) t/ybwU- il..-. .
naded through the town led-* b\
il-on high school'band. .The'Hull
;uring "Miss Lake City-'-' in th
,'ison of Odessa CocktieJd, am.
i attendants Hnthie Lee Good
in. and Annie Ruth Martin wa:
agnifieiently decor;.,tod in h he
In.(rl colors gold and blue whirl
L-nded beautifully with the \v<hiu
on by "Miss Lakt. City" and th*
iv. dec blue ol the attendants. 7
ih i,\ fMUKiiim c*nt? tnc crowmns
"Miss Lake City" was render
iTi the business section of th
y where a throng of both race:
(I jlltfiiM't1/.! li1,1 Watch the parade "
of. L. I>. Bradley master of cert
ony.
Tin* parade returned to tht
hot>l ami all assembled in th? ~
iditorium to participate or wit
ss the interesting contests.
The 1. Q. conducted by the sil
'i\isor Mrs. JL_Greeiie. provetL-Uthe
most interesting. At th?
id of tlu; indoor program al
hools participated in the outdooi
ogram consisting of games ant'
ires. The game of basketball
tween Lake City, girls and th<
achers of the different school
Id the interest of alb The exhits
from the schools were good
he hot lunch served toafl tvrme
ited a perfect day.
Tht. Easter program at St
lives A ME church was in charge
? Miss Elizabeth J. Britton ant'
Ir. Abram Greene. 'The~Eastei
rogfam at Wesley Methodist
lurch was in charge of Miss Malic
0. Jones- Misses Elizahetl
iaiHep,1 Oritimlo I'mfiv1. .yc;t'
arrington. Carrie Bell, Anice Alton,
Ernestine Weston, and Ver
itnr respective homes. "While at
Dine Miss Reas had as her guests
l Sunday Miss Helen Lewis, Mr
>ave DeVault, Mr. Henry Bow
inn of Columbia; Miss Ethe
homas of Abbeville and Mr. Mai
in Greene of Lake City.
The- many friends rrf Rev. W
. Lew Allen will be delighted tc
now that he's much improved at
vis- -wrffctrrc Mi: inline' firuhuiv
7 Fort Bragg was the guest of hi?
lother, Mrs. M. J. Moore^ lasl
nek end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cain visited
ieir dmrghter Mies Kinase' Cfftr
senior at Allen university. Mrs
[onnie J Moore visited her- hus
ind Mr. Alonzo J. Moore at the
eterans hospital on Sunday.
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HALTIMORE, MI). NEWs
liy (Mrs.) lionise (J. Douglas* ?
Mis. l/ouise G. Douglass alio G
Mis Molly Gorfc, were the past b> p
if rests of ilrs Carrie S. Smalls. S
The SSS dub will meet at Mrs r
Lulu Wilks 1025 W. Saratoga St b
Monday night, April 14th. u
Oit>.sick list are'Rev. Marshal: V
"Flowers. Mrs. Penny Jones, Mr d
ram Jo:.es, Mr. Hill, Mrs. L. Gary s
Mis. Elizabeth Henry, Mrs. Kose- s
ilt 1 leat'n, Mrs. Iaija P. Boone tl
'Ir. Oaudus Holmes; little Glau- s
dina Lewis.
..if. Hebron observed its'usual tl
' ee';ly meetings and services Sun
lay. ^ p
lLo. Pink Punk departed thit v
life Friday, April 1.1 while en- h
-mote to -the hospital.?He was a" U
ushir Kit Mt. Hebron Baptist ant o
Ho leaves tl wife and other sorrow
ing friends to mourn. ~ b
The ushers met on Thursday nite f
ami was conducted by their pres- t
irier.'t. nzrz
ftfe .Missionai y society met a n
! 1 N. Amity St. s
G. me ami hear Mt. Hebron Fe* F
ma!t> Four quartet assisted b\ o
he Willing Four, Jordan Star and Z
others, Tuesday, April 22 at 8-p.m. e
tor the benefit of Hoy Stouts. Ac a
mission 20 rents, Rernard Joneschairman.
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Mrs. Hattie Bates had as..gutsM h
Mrs. Louist> (i. Douglas^.
. IMisOer?S+meht-v?w^s?very bentifuI
here. .
Mr. and Mrs. A1 M. Gore. Jr. ll
Mrs. Wilbert. Mi v and . Mis. John??
-on. Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen. Mrs ^
L"olciinan went motoring.
Mis. Louise G. TTojugla<* oTjc.
M l. Wells with X r. A ben and
Mr. Wells at the wheel went t< 11
(srui n Spring driver. Stevenson.
J'atsville. Davit! Hill. Pprk. Pine -:y
vi!!e, Md. enjoyed a pleasant trii
mi all had supper at Mr; and Mi s (
. ? V
A1 M. Gore, Jr. After supper' ui
weld out for a stroll.
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L.\N( ASTKR M'.WS |\'j
St. I 'a u I M. K. Church
IC\. J. S. .Martin, i'astor .
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To lay which is known us K:is
toi- t hrouyhout the win hi, service .
began at its usual hour. The pas "
i -1 ' . ' ..>:< a -''!< "11.! Faster > ?ji ?
nton. One joined the church. Ai
? p.::,i there was a sinking pro...
. a
gi.-.m sppit-niv,; .IV the trustee lie
>a.lnri.t. The quartets that-sang
we. e ; iihi .Monroe, N. C., Wax 01
haw, .NT C'.., and Lancaster.
.-n. ."m il p.m. the Missionary la
lies met at the home of Mr. tint;
Mrs. .John 1- lazier.
A. 7. In p.m. the Sunday schoo
uUTFToaTToTship of Mis.s Wil- ^
lie Mae Allen and Mrs. Mary J ^
1'hloV i r sponsored n griMwC pro _
gram with the primaay depart
ment. It was enjoyed by all.
Mi anil M!*. IV .1. T.i|J|) ill' Wlu ?
ston-Saleni, N. C., motored hole t<
visit Mrs. Tapp's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Coyt Clinton. ll;
?Grand Easter?programs wi ei
rendered at all ir.c churches it ^
;h: city. ''
Sunday, April 20th the Bt '
Sqt.aie rhiit will sponsor ii.- pro. . J
<tii.il with a sermon by Rev. Nee- a
iy . f Red Hill A MHZ church. We
have staged out' eiiucationaV rally "
and ate working for a great sue
cess. ? ; t4
Wo re to jcpurt that Kov xv
.J? C. Crockett who has been on tile v
sick list is al>ie to attend service ^
last Sunday. 1
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SCMMKRVIIJ.E NEWo f
Alston high school resumed hi?
Work April 14, alter a vacation ol *'
seven (lays. After enjoying
lovely Easter season the facultj
and student body were glad to get
Ion K Hi wuiK miin.?All till' fllt'lli ~
ty members attended the Pal met
to State Teachers' association, af v
1 in varffftls cities and states. .. i:
Principal ('. \V. Pies Is, spen' J
part of his in Charleston; Mr. C r
Melver. in Greenville; Mr." C. M c
McQueen "in Darlington; Mr. H.S i
Simmons in Orangeburg; Misse
M. 17r-nt. in North Carolina; A t
BurTey in Columbia; B. Amakei !
in Orangeburg; R. Oass in Sumtet n
am! N. C.; B, C. Avant in George t
Town; Mrs. T.. Peel drew in ? u m m c7|
ville; Mrs. Miance in LoneolnvilTe t
Misses M. Roaehe in Beaufort arid t
R. Kittrell in Elloree.
The faculty cordially invite? a
TTT our friends tf( attend the
Founder's. Day program Sunday s
April 20, at 4 o'clock in the schoo^
auditorium. Rev. J. Toomer \Vil i
be the guest speaker. I
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B PALMETTO LBftDtCK
LEXINGTON NEWS ' I
Hev. I. O. Simmons, Pastor
Ide! Geo. We hud another grand
eriod on the Lexington charge,
aturday and Sunday. The second
Quarterly Conference was 1 h c
est that we ever witnessed held
rith Mt. Zion AME church. Dr.
i'.B.L,-Clarke, D.D., presiding eler
of the Columbia District preided
in such a manner that it
eemed as a grand love feast all
Imj?the session. The people a re
aying here that he Is an ideaP
ian of XPod. So well equirpped^fcrr
he position that he now holds.
Pastor gimmons and the good
eoplb of Mt. Zion had things
,*ell arranged. We were glad to
ave had the HeV. McDonald, pas
or of Sr. Jamqs AME church in
ur quarter. He made a very fine
dd) ess. ~ [ .
Sunday was Easter, P.. E. Clark
rought us a wonderful message
roni the text "He Is Risen." This
ruly was a - burning message,
diich shall linger long in . the,
lemorv of.the hearers. Mrs. Besie
Clark the queenly wife of P.
I. Clark, gave three fine address
tii ine louowing charges: Mt.
',ion. Spring Hill and New Beth1.
We sure did enjoy Mrs. Clark
nd bid her come again. While
he Elder was, equally a?-intorest
lg at New Bethel Sunday even
lg.?
-Mrs A ndersary^oriTTpIThTTc schoo1
?acher is to be commended for
he "grand Easter program sponored
Sunday- evening at?M*t.
ion. It truly was grand.
Irs. Belle Derrick, public school
*acher at the Spring Hill church
iwmwH'-ed???fine program at?4?j>?
iV at Spring Ttri^ church. Mrs.
an u* Taylor Sundl .y school Supt.
?d_ Mrs. Ruby SI gh gave, Us a
imax program at Bethel in the
ceiling. The pasto' in well ch'osn
words- thankfcl all of them.
The Rev: J. A Jowers, presidig
elder of the Greenville district
f the CME church pleached a
nwerful sermon at Good Hope C
[. E. church Sunday. The Easter
uitiuin lonowea. i n*.* Rev. J. S.
anlv is the pastor.
The Circuit. Donation Prog-ram
eld at Bethel on Thursday^mte
as""Excelsior. Mrs. Cora Jones
; to be. conimended. along with
[rs. Jennie Slightwarnrie
faithful workers of the charge
in pastor knows he will soon be
well dressed pastor with such a
it? donation.. There were five
inisters out to witness the very
rursrmt affair
The May Day rally is on now.
ome to Bethel and Spring -Hill
undav. Many talents will b e
tore, choirs, trios, quartets, etc,.
Read Ore best paper weekly?
HE LEADER.
TTETHEir\. NT. E. CHURCH
Rev. M. R Hudson, Pasto^^
Pee Dee?Sun?htjr was a beau"
ful day and S. S. convened at th<
sual hour with Supt. and trs
at their post Qf duty. At V
) Rev. K. Small delivered a woi
erful ihessage from St;" John 13
tauter Tfic ? -
, i mull was enjoye.
hn Easter f?u.KiHm bepan at 2:30
nb \vas we!] attended and enjoyd.
The pastor was at Friendship
i the morning hut was present at
he program. The young men alu-sang
many l^eautifui songs that
as enjoyed. Tht. closing remark;,
iwre made by the pastor. Mt
armel Sunday school also joined
n with the program. _-Many vis
Etng Friends were present.
Miss Kosezena Gourdine i? back
ome after spending one month in
''air Bluff, X. C. with her uncje
dr. John Mitchell and reports e
lelightful trip.
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l.Vv. H. .1, Hutchinson, Pastor.
St.. flcorge, S.C.?Sunday schoo
ras called t() order by the Supt
lu* ono'iong services were inspir~
ng and soul stirring. Sunday wa?
unioi's day and the junior choii
endered music under the directior
if Mrs. Mahe! Summers, the junor
organist.
The A/ C. E. League was called
0 order at 5:30 by the President
vfrs. Francis Hutchinson. Quit<
1 few were out flnd took part in
hj -discussion of the topic.
At 8:00 o'clock a very "fine Eas-j
or program was rendered undei ^
he direction of Mrs. Hutchinsor
dr*. Woodruff. Mm. McFaddei
tnri Mrs. Snyp^
Lovely Easter anthems were
"njf.
The play "Eyes of Love" will be
epeated by the faculty in Holl}
I ill t>n the 22nd inst. 1
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I BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. I. W. Janerette, Pastor
The weather was real ideal fo
church worshippers the past Sab
bath and the congregation turn
ed out in large numbers to re
ceive the Easter message. Th
services began with the earl;
morning message at five o'clock
Apparently fhlT pastdr~was at Hi:
best in delivering the Easter me;
sage to a full church. The tex
was Matt. 28:5-6, subject: A Su
prise and a Fact. After the sar
vice Sunday morning the ministe
received ttfueh commendation td
the lacofiic and fine style in whicl
he delivered the sermon.
W\> were delighted to have ii
the regular morning servioe Drg
I. H. Alston and T. H. Addison
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'TheTTormer presiding elder fEi
Rocky Mount?district of the 2nt
Episcopal District; the latter pre
siding elder of the Spartanburg
district, to worship tvith us. Als<
[many friends and visitors in al
i of the services.
I?The?Sunday?school held its-sea
sion at the regular hour and th
j Epster exercrses were held at
(o'clock. Aftr the Easter program
Dr. E. A. Adams, Secretary o
Education in the A. M. E. churcl
made closing remarks which wer
very timely and appropriate fo
the oocaaiom ?
The senior choir served in thi
regular morning service. The mil
sic-Av\as 4?-keepmg ^th^htF hferri
orable occasion. The solo, Chrrs
the, Lord is Risen Today, by Mis,
Birdie Ponipey was very wel
sung. She was-accompanied a the
piano by Mrs. Elizabeth R
Vaughn, the accomplished organ
ist of the church.
TR e "JUhior" "cRoTFu n d e r" t h e~Teai
ershtp" of Dr. R. W. Mnnce pre
sented on last Friday night, "Thi
Seven Last Words of Christ," i
sacred cantata by' Dubois. Thh
was indeed a lively affair. All o1
the participants performed' real
nicely and efficiently. Dr. Manc<
was indeed the power behind th<
throne in this lovely presentation
MT. PIIXiRIM CHURCH
Rev. J. H. Spigner, Fpstor
Killians?Sunday school 10:30
preaching by the pastor at 12 m
.Baptizing?at?1-^Khr TrretnFhThg^lT
8 ^Iclock and the right hand o
fellowship will be given Sunday
night.
The Sunday school had a verj
inspiring Easter program at Mt
Pilgrim church under the instru<
tions of the Sunday school teach
ers and the aehool teacher. The
collection was $5.69. We cordiallj
invite every one to our scho^
closing exercise which will b i
held at Mount .Pilgrim Baptisi
church at an early--date. WatCl
for the date. Their teacher is Mr:
Mary Cook.
FLORENCE NEWS
Miss Celestine Bacote of Tim
monsville, spent Easter with Mi
and Mrs. Malachi Stokes and fam
Hy.
Mrs. Lizzie Huggins has returi
ed home after being called to Nev
*Yo"rk City on account of illness o
her daughter Mrs. E. H. Brown
he is recuperating nicely.
Miss Green of State colleg
snent Easter with relative an,
rTnemTs. , Miss
Mildred Singleton of Be
th.ne spent the week-end witl
relatives and friends. >
Mr. James was in Charlestoi
on business.
Mrs. Georgia Buckman of N. Y
C. is in tbe city visiting relative
and friends.
The Claflin singers will be a
.Cumberland ME church on th<
4th Sunday of this month.
SIDNEY PARK
r. w. k. chikch'
Rev. J. C. Colclough, Pastor
-?The Sunday school opened- a
the usual hour with the Supt. Mi
D.R. Starks presiding. The lesso:
subject: "Christ Shows Himsel
Alive," was beautifully discusser
At 11 the pastor filled the pul
pit, using as his text Cor. 16:14
"And if~Chirst be not risen, the;
is our preaching vain, and you
faith is also vain." This was j
wonderful message which was ei
joyed by all.
At 8 p.m. the Sunday schoe
Raster exercise was held.
The Church Easter rally was i
success. Sunday kamg a beautlfu
day, large crowds were presen
at both sessions.
Revival
Beginning Sunday, Dr. John W
Reed of Little Rock Arkansa
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VOORHEBS, ALUMNT MEET
The Voorhees Jr. College Alum
i ni had a very interesting meeti
rng, held in Allen University gym
- nasium, with President Melvin
Logan presiding. Everyone enjoye
ed the evening, meeting their old
y friends.
3 ST. ANDREW AMK CHURCH
Rev. -C. McClarv, Pastor
t
j Andrews?Sunday was a beau.
tifui day for church goers: ^ Jl &
r found a splendid crowd out to the
r house of worship. Sunday school
h began at the usual hour and the
Supt. and teachers were on the
a- 4ob. ?
i, At 11:15 our church services
i. began with a processional inr
cluriinfir tfto m^mhprs of ffi** aon
j ior and jubilee choirsrThe Triem
. bers of the jubilee choir wore
j white robes and the ladies of the
0 senior choir wore black dresses
] with white collars-and the~ men
wort* dark suits. Surely the spirit
T|of Eatitor was everywhere: Ott
e entering the church and seeing
4 palms over each door, the choir
1 loft, the window over the past
tor's seat and seeing the altar
h and around decorated with potted
e plants and flowers, orte couldn't
r help from feeling the spirit o f
Easter.
e The pastor delivered a wonder
. ful message. He gave us a drinlt
r -froTTi the fountain that never runs
t dry and we feasted~ on Gospel
, that was handed down from on
) high. Several souls were made tot
cry out:- "Glory! Hallejuah t o
God in tho highest.-' One soul
was converted and received into
the chureh. The chairs sang very
f ^weetiy~aTnl were commended
the pastor. \
? Rev. Mary Browne ahd Reft'. A.
, E. Robinson worshipped \vith us
, Both made timely remarks,
f Our Easter day exercises ^)egan
S p.nj. Everybody enjoyed seeing
j the little people come forth and
j make their contribution and asProf.
Smith said in his remarks
each one of them was telling us
in. his own way, "Christ the Lord
_ is risen indeed." He also thanked'
the ?ladies ? whu decorated the
_ .church so beautifully and who
. made possible this splendid program.
The ladies were.?wtmely r
j- -MeSilames^Corinne Thompson, E.
1 B. Greene, Serena Barnett, _L. B.
f Smith and your reporter I
MORRIS COLLEGE SUMMER
SCHOOL ? ?
The second annUal session of
the Morris College Summer School
will open June 9, 1941. A broader
nog ram _is._ planned?-annotmce~
Van E. M. Booker, direct< .
( the Summer session.
The teachers are encouraged to]
attend in order to renew or advance
their certificates. Former,
m as well fis prtwi-nt Btmhintn nhnntr1
take advantage of thus -opportunity,
- -to come and continue work that
. was not completed duriing the reg
ular Session. All courses yield cred
- its, regular coltege courses credits
'eadiing to the Bachelor Degree.
Regular courses in science, Ed
ucation, Health Education, Math
1 eniatics, Social Sciences, Eangu
i ige, and Music are offered. A lab
uatory school for tesfchara.-in-one
t two, three teacher schools, and a
t 'aboratory school for teachers^ of
the first grade in schools of more
''ban four teachers will be contin
y ued. Among the new courses are a
= J aboratory?school- for teachers~"of
r the second and third grades, and
history and appreciation of musrc.
AIT indications point to a very
f large enrollment this summer, and
lpany plans are being made for the
comfort and training for those
? who attend. *
The Summer Session Faculty is
_ made up of members of the Facul
_ ty of the Regular Session ami visit
rng Instructors from some of oui
most outstanding schools. The visit
ing Instructors are as follows: C.
* A. Johnson, Term. State College,
Nashville. Tenn.. S. E. Green, Fisk
n University, Nashville, Tenn., Bessie
* Haile,- Shaw University, Raleigh,
' N. C., F. B. Abram, Temple Univer
" sity, Philadelphia, Pa., Hk F? John
'? son. University of Pennsylvania
n Philadelphia, Pa., J. C. Prloleau,
- ami J. H. Kilgoj, Lincoln 'Hljgh
ft School, Sumter, S. C., and Pauline
burg, S. C.
11 For infprmation concerning th?
Summer Seasion, addrpaa all com
9 municatironB to the Director of the
^ Slimmer SeasTon, Morria College
* Sumter, South Carolina.
will fill the pulpit and conduct a
[ 10 day revival. The public ia in
iv i ted
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Saturday, April 19, 1J41
Classified Advertising ? Column
?
Special Notices, Cards of Thanks
Memoriams, Bn*th Announcement*
Marriage Announcements, etc., *r
charged for at the -rate of 10c fa
line. Cash must (.(company th
order. Minimum charge 60c.
SUHG1NKR
In sad but loving memory of
our father and mother who
passed in the month of April ^PPrank
Surgrner April 2, 1932
Delia Surginer April 16, 1935
Though yjears htf*e passed,
to go on.
Daughters^ AMY
G. LIGON . ....
CARRIE E. RUlPP
... -1
IN MEMORIAM ^
In loving remembrance of my
dear mother, Rallie?Rones, wtuT
departed this life one year ago,
April 20, 1940.
Gone is the face we loved so deai
Silent is the voice we loved to hear
It's sad, but true we wonder whv,
So quickly and suddenly you had
to die.
Mother dear, your toils are over,
And your race on earth is run;
God grant that we may rest as*" Z
calmly,
When our work, like yours, is
done. 7???? ?1?
Devoted daughter,
IN7 MEMORIAM
Mrs. Hattie Cooke Spears, who
departed this life, April 19, 1934.
Daughters:
Thelma L. and Shadie
L. Spears,
Bennettville, S. C. ^0
rADIl AE> TU AVVO
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\Your kind and , sympathetic
messages and beautiful florals
were gratefully received and dep4y
appreciated during the-?illnesR
and death of Mr. Hampton Cantey.
'Respectfully,
THE CANTEY FAMILY.?
IN MdBMORIAM A
In loving remembrance of oui
mother, Anrjio' L. Reese who left S
us two years ago April 19, 1939. /
Deep in^my. heart is? a_picture ?
Of a loved one laid 4o rest;
In memories frame I keep it,
Because you were one of the beBt.
Sadly missed-THE FAMILY.
WADE HAMPTON CANTEY
P A SSE8 TO _G RE AT BEYOND
Mr. Wade Hampton Cantey was _
born March 22, 1870; departed
thin lifo'M March 30, 194ii- 'was
bo?n in Camden, S. C.> an4 was ?~~^7Z
the son of Tom and Mariah Jones
Cantey.
Hp was patwprtpd 48 vprts aom
and was baptized by Rev. John
Daniels, pastor of First Calvary
Baptist church, of Columbia, S.C
He. served well as a loyal member
of that church until 33 years
ago, when he became a member
of Union Baptist church No. 2
He served in many capacities of- >.
the church. He has been a leader
of the Jubilee choir for 28 years.
At the time of h** death, he wa?
a member of the musical choir; v '
also a member of the Trustee ?
boai'd. ^
He was kind and loving to everyone
who ? knew him and was
r*~
ready and willing to render service
at any time for fallen humanity.
He leaves to mourn his loss, a '
wife: Mrs. Hettie Belton Cantey,
one daughter. Mrs. Wilhelmina
Pope, of Columbia; four sons; Ml
Hampton Carrtey, Jr., Newark,
N. J.; Mr. Theodore Cantoy and
Mr, Christopher Cantey of Columbm
and Mr. George Cantey of
Philadelphia; one brother, Mr.
Theodore Cantey, of Cayce, S. C.;
two sisters: Mm. Essie Chambers
of Anderson, S C.; Mrs. Cather
ine Patte.ron. of Columhia seven
grandchildren and a host of rela
tives and friends.
- Let us so live that when our
summons comes to join that innumerable
caravan, which moves
lo that mysterious realm, where
each shall take its chamber in the
silent halls of death; Thou go not
like a quarry slave at ni
THWurged to his dungeon, but tus*
toined and soothed bf an uaialtar*
ing trust; approach thy grave like / ?,
one who wrap* the drapery of hi? w. "
couch about him and Ilea down to
pleasant dreams. ....
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