The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 14, 1941, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, June 14, 1941.
PERSONAL
MENTION
t
i
Mrs. W. S. Ferguson of 1410 *
Wheat St., is~visiting Mr, and Mrs '
" "M. fL ;i^\vrerrce ~of 616 Paynes 1
Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. and otber
friends. 1
\
( Mesdaines Breeland was in the >
city toda(y. These are the stu- <
-rtrms that accgmp'anted herrGus- t
tava B. Dicks, Sumter; Gertrude <;
G. Dicks, Sumter; Selena Moss, 1
Blacksburg; Bertha Lemons, Sum- ]
meiville; Lucile Moore, Columbia; 1
Ali.e La.dson, .Charleston; . Helen 3
Tucker, Coniway. Madam Breelr,tes
meet her ut the convention {
w Chailestoh, Jul^ 1 -17 111 Ct-1T~ ~
^ tral Baptist church. t
Mrs, Dpllie A. Gladden of Co- *
lumbia, who is with her husband,
Kc-v. VV. M. Gladden, now pastoring
in Anderson, attended commencement
at Shaw University,
Kuleigh, -N. C., Jun<^ 3rd. The oc- ,
casion being the graduation of ^
their daughter Mary from the college
department. Mrs. Gladden
wir.s deeply impressed with the ad
^ dress of Congressman Mitchell,
-? ?it being along the same construe- _
tive program they are endeavor- '
ing to get over with their church '
people.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs.
Prince Robert Murph, who
1939 was Miss Essie Dean, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Dean, Sr., of Columbia, S. C. Mrs.
Murph is now teaching in -Gaston, 1
S. C. Mr. Murph is a graduate of 1
Clafliri_ university and holds an
A.B. degree. He is now the prin 1
' cipal of Brown's Chapel high
1 school of Elloree, S. G. They are *
Mr. und Mrsr. Frank S. Greene '
announce the marriage ol' their i
daughter Miss Bessie Elizabeth I
Greene to Mr. John Allen Law- I
MARK I AGE ANNOUNCEMENT i
^ Mr. and Mrs. Jean Jones wish
to announce the marriage of
their daughter Marion Lillian
-Jones'to Mr. Earle Mayo, Satur- day,
May 8, 1941.
The ceremony was performed <
by their pastor the Rev Harrison
Trapp. ? n
Mr. Earl Mayo is the son of
Mis. Nettie Mayo Robinson and ,
the late Mr. John Mayo. t
ANNOUNCEMENT 1
The Palmetto Chauffeurs Club ^
will be open daily at 12 o'clock
^ noon; under the supervision of our
7iew manager. Much improvement ?has-been
made. Wtfinvite alt mem" ~
bers and friends to come out and {
enjoy themselves in our air con- ,
ditioiied auditorium.
BEN ADKINS, Mgr. t
STOP! LOOK ! LISTEN! ~~~ "jj
A Block Party! When 7^ June
16; where? 1500 block Oak street
time, 8:00 p.m.. admission/ 10c,
Hefi^rfhi^ents sold.* Main attrac- 1
tion a Jitterbug contest. Prize 1
k to be given. Sponsored by the -5
mothers of Girl Scout Troop 14. -l
Mrs. Pansy Singfiold, Sec.
THE EAST END LOVELY i
THIRTY-FIVE SAVINGS CLL'B t
f
The East End Lovely Thirty- t
five Savings club held its last fr
t meeting at the home of Mr. Kirk- ^
land, r312 Lyon St. The meeting
was opened by the chaplain. The
first song was Hold my Hand
Lord; prayer was offered by the
chaplain. The next song was j
^ My Heart Is Fixed. Another" song"
P was sung My Mind On Jesus. The c
^^__scn?ture^lessop was then read bv ^
the president seven verses of the ^
twenty-seventh chapter of Revottft'ion.
A song Amen, was sung. '
Bible verses were then called for
and each member responded. The
minutes were called for, read, re- C
eeived and adopted. The sick report
was called for. Nf) one was 1
reported sick. The report was re- '
ceived. Then unfinished and new 0
| business was called far. Unfin- '
ished business was concerning the *
picnic. The club will run a moon- ?
light picnic to Paradise Lake, Wed- s
?nesdny night, June 25th. The ad- *
mission is 25c round trip and at >
, the lake the admission will be 15c i
/ t? enter the hall. View business 1
/ Was that the club will give a bar- t
w/ becue on July 4, 1941. The roll (
J- ' was called and the money paid. Jt
The amount paid was $17 45. | i
Heavyweight Champions
Billed Here This Month
By JIMWIE POWERS
With the signing of Ike Hennie Qj
0 fight the main bout of ten
.en rounds, promoters have just in
ibout completed their last step
:oward staging one of the biggest H
ights to be held here in many fine
nonths. . ....
Hennie's opponent hasn't been Boj
lamed as yet but it is believed it rial
.vill be the tougn looking mug
vith the big left cauliflower ear
. n
hat's been seen hanging around J
Btely. The guy has a record of *11
18 knockouts of 70 pro fights and
tails from the grand old city of
Pittsburg. It is a firm belief that '
iis name has been linked with
iOm# of the best in Che game. 7j?
While we are on the subject of .
>oxing, may I mention the fact
^hat Tiger Ed Jaeknnn tha fnrtwar j
?d his notice today to appear for
1 physical examination and probibly
a year's induction in the ar- ?0j
ny. "Jackson immediately an- cjia
lounced that if inducted he will cro
"esume his ring activities and at- p^j
.empt to prove that ,_he is still yfjj
nuch of a fighter compared to Qril
he fighter the public dubbed him. Hoi
. -? -the
THE SOCIALITE NEWS ^
The Socialites, with the aid of HaS
Vtrs. Katie* Artemus, entertained 'aV
vith a farewell party in honor of Vl"
VIrs. Catherine Bvrd at thp homo
if Mrs. Catherine Benson, 1805 Coi
Dak St., Apt P-10, frorrr 6 until Ha:
i p. m. Mrs. Byrd leaves for Con- <-du
neeticut June 17, to spend the ;->ui
tummer with her mother. ?>?ei
Those present at the party were ter
wo guests: Mrs. Geneva Johnson He
ind Elizabeth Davis. The mem- me<
>ers present were Mrs. Katie Arte- peo
nan, Helen Miligan, Catherine sta
Byrd, Catherine Benson, Btytha
kVhaley and AM via n Coleman-t^Purbig
the evening variQtrs games 1
vere played after which the two Mij
icting hostesses, Mrs. Benson and eiiii
\itemoreSj served a delightful iced der
Mrs. Byrd, the hohor gi^est, was out
^resented with many useful gifts whi
'or hpr ?telf nnd her tvvn Oluldl'en, eve
3onnie and Yvonne, by the guests l0u
The club meets at the home of fee
Vlrs. Catherine Benson, 1805 Oak ter
St., Apt. P-10, June 19, 1941.
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ACES SOCIAL CLUB 245
Laurens?Mrs. Mary Scott was ^as
lostess to the Aces Social ajtd sei1
Savings club at her home on Riv>r
street, May 28th. Eac^ offic- ^
r was at her post, performing hei
luty as usual. The latter part ot .
he program was spent in chating
and playing games. A deli e
:ious repast was served, consist 30,1
ng of iced fruit cocktails, potato m?
hips, cakes and salted nuts. All not
nembers were present. ant^
Miss Mattye Fuller was hostess Sm
Pune 4th at her home on Hnce _ch&
St. Music and games were the mei
'eutures of the evening. Refresh and
nents were served, ice cream and uss
ake. The President, Mrs. J ed
''ranklin thanked the hostess. ing
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RIENPLY "14" SOCIAL CLUB MfJ
Tiie club met iat its usual hour s*r<
1:30 Thursday night and the club ^
old our sister and brother clubs ^
o read the Palmetto Leader to
tee when we were going to run .
>ur moonlight picrric which was ..
< i hna
Houday mght paat. We believed ^
>ur friends played they part with
is because we had a wonderful ..
ime. We will cooperate with our ,
i?c t
'riends of the other clubs when
- - den
hey go on their outings. You jen
vill hoar more of us in the near ^
ut#re. ret;
EAGLE CLUB Bla
THi
The club held its regular meetrrg
Friday nite, June 6th at 8:30
vith Mrs. Ada Moten 917 Divine T
it. The President Mr. John Trez
tfter the devotional exercises the Mo'
resident called for the minutes ing
vhich were raad and approved.
business of importance was dis- tlon
us8ed. The club is glad to know an
hat Mrs. iRuth Friday is improvng.
We had two new members:
Jrs. Mary Davenport, formerly 1, .
f Greenwood and Mr. Jan. White j
Uso two old members returned. j.9c
Visiting with us was Miss Annie ^
Joten of New York City as as- sjjy
listant hostess. We were glad to
mvp them all. Miss Eva M. flabb Qeli
s away on her vacation. At the fhe
oil.. call 23 members answered. i
rhe next meeting will be at the ? V
lome of Mrs. Thelma Martin, Apt. be
)-6 Allen-Benedict Court. TTie at
lostesa served fruit cocktail, caka ho?
ca tea an^ mipf _ don
ihip Fight i
]
)yd-Hamlf*i Rites
f Widespread ?
terest
dany South Carolinians will
(Je by the Rev. and Mrs. J. D.
of Laurens, S. C., of the mar
ge of their daughter, Florence
ginia, to Heyward Brooks
nilin of Timmonsville, S. .C.
?lie wedding was solemnized
day?December 27t?h, 1940 with?
father of the b.ride, Rev. J.
Boyd, pastor of the Mulberry
M. E. church, officiating,
rhe ceremony was. performed
the home of Mrs. J. Pettis, 1607
isden St., Columbia. Only the
nediate families of the young
pie were present. o- _
"he bride i? the youngest mem- of
the Lauren's oldest and
st prominent families. Mrs. 1
nilin is a graduate of State
lege, Class of-1940. She is a *
iter member of the Zeta Omi- J
n Alpha Chapter of the Zeta '
*-? . n r*i_ _ tr.t J j.1 ^
ota sorority. ane noias tne
ee of vice-president of the sor- J
iy. She majored in the field of v
me Economics and taUght in
Simpsonville high school,
lpsonville the?past?year.?She- been
.active in business and soc '
activities in Laurens and Green
e counties.
^Ir. Hamlin is the son of Mrs
nil hi". Hamlin and the late John _
mlin\of Timmonsville. He was ?
icated at State College, Orange- *
g, Class of 1941. He is a J
ruber of the Eta Alpha Chap0f
Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. ^
was outstanding in the field of
ihcnic arts. Both the young *
pie are widely known over the *
le and in other states. *
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l.AFFETTE SOCIAL CLUB i
^he club met at the home of ^
>s Eddie Lou Osbie Tuesday ev c
ng. The house was called to or- 1
by the president at .the usual v
in the usual manner. After
ich 'we had a "program which 1
ryone?enjoyed very muclrr_The *
was called each member re- a
ruled with?a Bible- verse and
Business was discussed afwhich
we all stood adjourned. *
ne of Miss Mary Ellen Precia *
6 Gervais St. A delicious re- a
t o~f~TCe cream arid" cake was 1
ved.
Rosella"Johnson, reporter, e
C
tLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB g
ne club neld its regular meet- j
on Monday night, June 9th at ?
home of Miss Bertha Lee Alii- j
211-0 Gervais St. The meet- .
opened with singing, I shall
be moved, led by Mr. Jordan
I prayer was offered by Miss ^
ith. The president then took ^
rge7~ The roll was called each *
Tiber respondd with Bible verse
I fee. We went into our busidiscussion.
Mr. Jordan recit- 1
p
the benediction and the meetadjourned
until next week
i we will meet at the home of t
5. Georgia Lee Jones, 1205 Pine e
set. . ii
UTH CAROLINA
\TE CELEBRITIES " i
>n Monday Manjh 24, the Co- t
ibia students of South Caro- e
i State College organized them s
'es into^a club bearing t h e h
ie "S. C. State Celebrities."- 'he
following officers were e- r
ed: Frances ?impkins, presi- ^
t; Annie Edwards, vice presi- ^
t. Theresa Mangum, secre- \f\
Willa Dixon, assistant sec- ^
iry; Gladys Glover, treasurer;
nche Bonner, reporter,
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E HIGH HATTERS SAVINGS *
D SOeiAI. CLl'B
d
he club held its regular meet- t
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. f
lin Battle nn 11(11 (linn til. iday
night, June 9. The meet- j,
was called to order-byi-the
sklent Mr. Lownian. Devo- t]
al conducted by Mrs. Samuels 0
carried out in its usual way.
minutes of the last meeting j
e received and adopted. The \
was called, the response was
?f. The president in charge, *
old and new business was
ussed in a brief manner. j
fe completed the plans for the
er tea to be given at the home q
Mr. and Mrs. Young on 2310 a
Vais street, Sunday, June 13.
public is cordially invited to llfith
us. ??0
/e also planned for a dance to
given Monday night, June 23, v
the Palmetto ChauffeuT3 Cdub "h
?ae. Please the news and (
't- torget our -dates- and come
THE PALMETTO LEAD
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ai
Honored With Marria
Of widespread social interest to
:he couple's many friends way a
Will Martin at their home-on the
Montecello road, Thursday evening
June 5 honoring their recently
muTUid daughter .and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Mark Anthony MarThe
home was artistically decarated
in white and pink gladijli
and numerous other summer
lowers in pastel shades.
Hostesses for the occasion were
Mrs. I. P. Palm, Mts. M. T. Pogue
and the Misses Edna Adams,
Vlattie Dixon, Mamie Goodwin,
Dorothy Jackson, Tommie B. Lane
?nd Ethel Martin. They woi"
rmk dresses and parh wore?a
gladioli corsage presented them
>y the hride.
Mis. Will Mftl'tin, mother of the
>ride wore lavender organza and
i corsage of white gladioli.
The bride was charmingly dress
?d in white marquisette made with
i tight bodice and a very full
skirt. In addition t0 orchids she
Atore a camao pin trimmed in a
pattern of gold lace. This pin
vaV worn by the bride's mother
vhen she was married.
Between the hours of eight and
Thirtieth Wedding Ar
Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond
:elebrated their thirtieth anniversary,
Monday night, June 2nd at
heir home 2107 Waverly St. .The
vedding march was played by
ifrs. S. S. Youngblood of First
Calvary Baptist church. Little
disses Dolories Richmond and
Gwendolyn Watts daughter and
jrand daughter served as flower
jirls. Miss Sybil Richmond and
tfrQ Wfjrifltl hrhVn '
naids. Prayer was led by Rev.
rV. B. L. Ckarke, presiding- elder
>f the Columbia district. Scripure,
Rev. F. D. Dreher of Abbe'ille,
S. C. Miss Margaret Young
rtood ggng I Love- Yoy Truly. **'
Mrs. Rebecca Mayes received
he geusts at the door while Mrs.
Sliza Miekle received the many
ind beautiful presents. Miss
jouise Stroye was at the-register.
ce "cream, cake and punch was
i-erved by Misses Hattie Mae
founts, Elsie Searles and Viola
doyd, 1 also Mrs. Montez Bethea
ind Mrs* Leila Moore. Mrs. Matie
Ruff cut the calceT ~
ThftSP Qffnr>rln/I. ^
_ MVIC1IUCU. 1TUS, Cjblllr
McDaniets, Miss Cora Lee
Joodwin, Miss Jenny Lind Thomp
on, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hiller,
drs. Margaret Wilson, Mrs. EmKnftxs^Mrs.
Deisie Lever, Mrs.
Tarie Edwards, Mrs. Louise Ford
FLORENCE NEWS
Mrs. Marie Stutenburgh of Philu
lelphia, Pa., is in the city visiting
ler mother and daughter a t 603
*lurn street.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Barmo of
'ittsburgh, Pa., is in th?-city-v isitng
their mother. Mrs. Carrie Bar10
and relatives.
Mrs. J'janita L. Williams atended
the commencement exercis3
at Gammon Theological Semnr,ry.
Her husband, Rev. George
Villiams, is a recent graduate.
Rev. Williams delivered the morn
ng message last Sunday at Cum>prlflnd
M P f>hnr/?Vi I>
njoyed by all. He was also the
peakers on the program on colege
night.
Mr. Edward Isaac i8 improving
apidly after being able to be at
ome. His many friends wish foi
im_a speedy recovery.
A large crowd spent Monday at
itlanta Beach.
Mr. Andrew Lakins has returnnd
from Hampton, Va. to join the
r ;hestra on a summer tour under
he leadership of Mr. H. Daniel.
Mr. Otto C. Wilson left Saturay
evening for Washington^ D. C.
o join his wife, Mrs. Willie Mae
1. Wilson.
Mr. iromy Brown len ior wasnigton,
D. C. Saturday evening.
For an evening of fun meet
he gang at the Green Lantern
n the old ThomasviHe highway.
Mrs. Henrietta Ham and Miss
?l Ulllt'S IlttV*' rtlUMlCU Iq IN.
C., accompanied by Miss Hftbera
j. Harrington, to spend a fVv
'eeks with relatives and friends\
Mrs. Daisy H. Bradley left Tue$/
ay for Atlantic City, N.
Mrs. Elenor H. Brown 'of N. Y.
!. is in the city visiting relatives
nd friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
luggins, Sr., and family.
ut ami attend our aifairs.
Our meeting adjourned and next
reek we will assemble at the
ome of Mr. and Mrs. Young 2310
lervais street Kfonday night June
Mfc
BK
tithony Martin
ge Reception
eleven o'clock many guests show
ered the young couple with nu
- mer<rus, beautiful and valuafbli
- gifts. "They were served km Trogn
cuke and punch.
Among the out-of-town guest
- were: Mrs. -Jr^Nr~JeftKins. WSco
Texas; Mrs. C. E. Bomar, Orang<
" "N7 "Jif ~Miss~ C. B . Conley, A she
ville, N. C.; Miss S. B. Hendersoi
Orangeburg; Mr. John Hurt, Was!
ington, D. C., and Mr. Willard W
Allen, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Martin?was before . hm
marriage Miss Junie Alberta Mar
tin", daughter of Mr. and Mr>j. Wil
Martin of Columbia. She is 8
graduate of Virginia State college
a member of Delta Siginu Thets
: -Sawwity-a-iTd fornuu ly a U-achei
in the Columbia city sehool systern.
s_
Mr Martin n graduate ol Allen
university and is now in busi
ness in Florence, S. C.
The couple left Monday nighl
June yth for a tw0 weeks stay
They are motoring and will visit
the following places: Norfolk, Va.
Weret<mr-West Va.; Washington
D. C., and New York City. Upor
returning they wil reside ttf^then
home 407 North Coit St., Flo)
ence, S. C.
Richmond Celebrate
iniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miekle, Mr
and Mr9. Luckw -Clarke-, Mrs.~4*illifen
Herrin of New York City
Mrs. Edna Murles, Mrs. Essie M
Cooper, Mrs. Jennie Thompson
. Mrs. Henrietta Hazel, Mrs^ Soph
' ronz?a White, Mrs. Josephine Br?
[vard, Rev. and Mrs. S, S. Young
blood, Mrs. Jennie Watts, Mr. ant
I Mrs. Albert Moore, Miss Sylvis
Thompson, Miss T.ouise Suber
Mrs. Eliza Robinson, Mr. Sidney
Trottie, Mrs. Mattie Mayers, Rev
and Mrs. W. B. L. Clarke, Mrs
Wfitii.. .Tn/,tcnn \f i- aA 1W,.^ T.Xv
Parks, Mr. Ernest Redd, Mrs. J
? Jt
. 'Garderr, Mrs Novis Kirkland
: Mr, W, W. Berry. Mr. Charles
Ford Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sniith
Mr, D. S. Crumpton Mr." John Mai
tin'Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Ruff, Mr.
finH \fvc \fnono Dnff TLf? ??? -l ?
...? A ^ , i.iv/OVO 1VUM, 4*1 I I ttUU 1U IS
J. B. Denley, Mrs. Sallie Holley.
Mr. Frank McCormick, Miss Good
win and Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Keitl
and Mr. E. M. Presslev.
The children of Mr. and Mrs
George Richmond present were
Mrs. Marian Watts, Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, Mrs.,. Dorothy Peeples
Mr, George Richmond, Ji.. Mr.
.James Richmond, Miss Sybil Rich
| mond and little ltaiss Dolories Rich
! mond also' little Miss Gwendolyn
j Watts, grand daughter.
" " COPE NEWS
Rev. C. C. Burgess, Pastor
Sunnday a. ?m., brother?St ~Rt
Connor, -SupC?of-Macedonia, was
present but feeling indisposed Sunday
school was called to order by
the pastor, Rev. C. C'. Burgess.
A luj-ge group of young people
were present. The adult class was
taught bv the nastor. The te?<..r1
was reviewed by the pastor. Ht
takes a deal of pain with the Sunday
school instructing tots and
grown ups.
After an interesting discussion,
prayer services were conducted by
sister Josephine Harrison and brother
and sister Samuel Stevenson.
This being Children s Day arid
pastorial day, the pastor took a
text suitable for the occasion.
Ttr?r subject was "The -Child aim
the Kingdom."
After preaching and administeting
of the Lord's Supper we began
> TV ? i?*
oui v>nnuren 3 uay program. Alter
a number of small children ha*
entertained the audience with their
speeches we gave lunch to those
present. After a short recreational
period we returned to tha church
for the A. C. E. league service
which was very interesting.
The subject discussed, was "Jesus
from Birth to his ascension.'
On next Sunday p. m. t he sub
jeet to be di?cusso4r Along with
the regular program j will be
"When should a boy call on a girl
and at what age should a girl be
allowed to take company?"
After a few minutes recreation,
we reassembled and completed our
Children's Day program. Music
was rendered by Good Hope choir,
led by chorister P. O. RyanJ,; the
usher board of Macedonia and the
Ever Ready Quartette of Cope,
S. C. Everyone seem to have enjoyed
the program. /Misa
Mary Gass, who has been
attending Morris College in Sumter,
S. C., is at home and took p?A
Ion the program. We fire gtad to
[hive her assistance. * ~ ?
Appointed To National
Of The National Youth
President Roosevelt appointed
* Carroll Moton L'eevy of Columbia,
e 1 yn honor gi"tuIuaW* yl risk ?ni- "
versity, to- the National Advisory
Committee of the National Youth
S Administration for a period of one _
? year. The appointment was made
- June 7th,_
i LANCASTER NEWS
1
. MT. ZION A. M. K. Z. CHI RCH
p Revv-J. C. Hunter. Pastor -? -1
. Lancaster, S. C.?S. S. was call
J 1
k ed to order by file Supt. The les
, son was beautifully discussed thi u (
t out the school. At 11 o'clock the 1
mop that had his hearers "~i ejoic 1
llltr. His text wun found Pnulmw .!
. 23:3 R?j restoreth my soul.
Mrs. Mary Witherspoon lad as 1
her guest Sunday her' sister, Mrs.
t Thelma Beaufort of Charlotte, N. '
I - ~ . <
The students who are home ^
> from the various coleges ure Miss
es Tomy Lou Davis, Dorothy Wal
T_ Rer, Eula Mae Barber. Eleanoi _
Wright and Mr. John Henry Curry,
Mr, Charlie Jones and Mr.
James Crockette, Clinton College. ,
I and Mr. Milton?James Ingram. "
Nick Witherspoon and Haze.l Lee '
Cunningham, Krindship College,
Rock Hill. _Miss- Cora ^Weight.
Mary Mildred, Clinton and Mr.
' William Clinton, ~ State college; 1
Miss Julia Campbell, Benedict;
' Misses Josephine* Bailey. Alice ^
Boykin and Louise Boykin, Allen
university. Miss Mildred McMulI
lew, Morris college; Miss Neal M ^
McFadden, Tuskegee, Ala ,
1 The members of Mt. Zion A. M.
nVmr?cV* hoV& - '
? ? ? w^* v- ji uwuc ciiia u}jpui LUII
ity to thank Mr. W. L. Funderburke
for the nric? fans he pave
our church.
The 19*40-11 school session? of !
the Lancaster Training: school is
- ^ history* Qn the evening-t>f June
3, 40 pupils received state
diplomas before a packed house ^
Teachers that left for their homesare
Misses Irene Vincent, Ruth ^
Blu, Lillian Thompson, Mary Bou- ,
J Tar, Josephine Sheiard, M. Clink
scales, Biadley, Blakeney, Cole
mon and Thomas.
Mrs. Mabel Bailey and daugh
. ter Mattie Ruth Bailey attended f
-the graduating exercise of the fort;- T
er's niece, Miss Wilhelmina Peay (
l at Clinton College, Rock Hill Wed .<
riesday. June 3, 1941. j
Mrs. Mary Jones of Charlotte.
N. C. is visiting at the home of f
her grand daughter, Mrs. Wvolene h
Babcock on East Barr St.
We are glad to see Mrs. Mag- *nolia
Shaw out again after being
ill for a day or two. We are s?>r
ry to report that little Miss Ar- a
netta Shaw is indisposed at this
" writing. s
Visiting' at the home of Mr.
James Trapp, Sr. Monday was hi? ^
daughter, Mrs. Mary 'Speius of
Charlotte, N. C.
Mr. Eddie Wright is bark after ?
spending th<> winter in Washing
ton, D. C.
The Young Women's Missionary j
society met Sunday afternoon at <;
the home of MrS Annie" Mae Drrrr^
Tap. T 7,
Stewardess Board No. 1 of Mt. a
Zion met Friday afternoon at the c.
home of Mrs. Stella W>iite.
Work at the NYA center is mov h
ing along nicely under the <uper- h
vision of the new supervisor MrsT
VToTa Clinton. Tu
Mt Carmel A. M. E. Z. Church S
Rev. J. J. Hunter, Pastor N
The Mt. Carmel S. S. opened at j
the usual hour with the Supt V" ^
S. I. Hill, presiding. The l*->-1>m ?
was beautifully discussed thi...et.
out the school. i
The morning service begat :>
11:30 o'clock. The pastor'- \ _cl
was taken from I Thes. 5:1V His P
subject was Quench not th0 spirit ?
He preached a very inspiring -er- Z
mon which everyone enjoyed. *
The visitors were as follows
Mr. and Mrs. Haskal Mcl twain
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Alexander '
Miss Alma Coleman and brothei
all of Kanrxapolis, N. C., Mrs
Lily Mae Cunningham and Mr. <
James Colemon of High Point, N.
v., ana j>usk .viarvne uoiemon of Fort
Mill.
M iss Wilholmgia Peay left this 1 J
morning for Baltimore, Mtf, Mia? ->
Evergina McDonald is leaving to
for Columbia where she
attend summer school. q
Those who attended commencement
exercises at Lancaster Train
thg school Tuesday night arP as
TollowiTfTrof. and MVs. I. C. MoT
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PAGE SEVEN
I Advisory Committee
Administration
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thomp
son, Mrs. Mary Waiters, Mrs. Ar-.
minta Thompsun, Mi.~~R "W7'"Pt?Ey 7
Misses Eunice Thompson, Eva
Thompson, Sadie Hill and -Delia
Anthony, Mr S I. Hjll. Jr.. J L.
Hill, Aldon Hill and Garland Hill,
M*s. Bessie HiU.
When you miss hearing our pas
tor Sunday morning you miss a
treat. Worship with u.-.
St. Paul A. M. E. Church
Rev. J. A. Martin, Pastor _ Js
St. Paul was blessed to have
Evangelist C. B. Priester of Cin innati,
Ohio t<_, conduct their reI'ival.
The Evangelist Priester
t_i_i U-LL4?J1V4 feOUJ V night in ?
host powerful messages. Hearts
cere mad t,. fei-1 i/lu.l?fcVoph?ftti
rnd near came to hear this you rig
!}od-?C'nt woman who also poured J '
>ut sermons in song. Sunday ev? ^
ning she brought a stirring lues ;agt.
Behold I stand at the door.
?l>fc lectured to the women of Ran
aster which will be long remembered
and also the men. The last
week of onr gfeat ""meeting w h
<vere graced at th,. piano?"wtttr
Mrs. A. J. Chappell The beautirul_music
a_r_d linger long'with u
Vfr? rhnppfc.ll the-in^eftral-rrf-a
iAool- ?t--Gr?MMi\ ille." tool; JTTefts
are in accompanying her cousiij...
Mfry God bless her. ' "
Miss Priester is one.of \
Vf. E.'church ybfhig evym' .Lst. a
graduate of ^ ilberforee univeT?ity.
May she live long to pivach
:he gospel of truth. Her uncle .
Elder W. J. Robinson who 'uveslH
iS_oyer the_ Lancaster district In* ?
mich to bp proud of To contact
:bis evangelist writ<- he* at 170
Nassau street. Charleston. S C.
CENT Fit R WU N M Ws
R. P. Barton. FPr^-t .r
Sunday was a high* ua\ from
he Sunday school throughout the
morhning tu.d evening .<ervitee*
tev. Barton wa- at hi-' i.ost Me
>foU"gbit to us a buiii.nj; message
'roin Matt. 2417 Tw.. menvb
\ ere added to t:.eh.it '
Many visitors were i:;t front
vere tbe three Tayloi -..-n.s. "run:
various ch?.n. i A: s. * Ai~- e thete
Flat Ruff Baptist < > t h. al-o
Mrs. Rusa But ton. Spa1', anbury
Visitors arc always?uUtutttt. i
Our Phstoi inuiii- a v. ,eial |...
jort of the Works-and doinga a t
i call meeting Tif all. nunl-ters to
)rangeburg. S. c. lo toucn praise
an -rvot?be given- oar?pasun lot
vhat he is doing for out people.
Rev. W. D. Coker left Monday
or summer school at Mollis Col- "
pge.
Mrs. Geneva Shumate left l'oi
umnui si hool .it Gret yvill"
Mrs feltst.. Shaw w.t> th.- Si n.
ay tfiust of Mi > Hannah Flood
nd family.
Mri. G. A. Foster visited l.cr
ister^Mri. W. P. Putman
We' STTwore glr.d to welcome Mr.
/eroy Putman back after a very
uceessfui 'term at State College
(.ls0 Miss Mattie Lee Jackson who
graduated from Friendship Go)
?ge, Rock Hill. S. C.
Mr. tidmoncl Sullivan has the
yiuputhi: lit thm OiH.uoru.tv iii
he death, of his sb-.ei. Mrs Meiiie
ullivan.
-There will be a Silver-4Va??H ?
he school house Sunday evening
t 4 o clock, sponsored by the Jr.
hoij.
Mrs. Mary Cartii and Mis. A Ja
let 1visited Mis- Sal be Sullivan
tst Wednesday.
Mrs. Ethel Mae Garry spent the
eek end in this community.
Mr. Booker T. Shaw .was the
undav evening truest -of Misses
'ellie Y. and Dollie Shaw.
Mr. Claude, Misses Madge and
-uise Goodgion were the Tuesday
lie.-,: ,.f tie..: ?\lx Bulah
ullivan.
Master -Robert Fuggy "was the
n sday guest <>f j:_y'y t an mother.
A- we ar. pa- iny through Jthis
tanging world, please r- ad the .
alitu-tto Let tier 1: :< f?od for
oil."
Vaverlv Fsso Station
ONE ST(?r ST \T70N
Ratttrifs R-'iharpe and Rental*
uhi icut ion. W ashing and Polishtnp
Tire Repair Service
T'*l 9308
orner I'INE and TAYLOR STS.
JASPER ( Ad.DWELL, Mpr.
? V I S I T ?
tenry's Beer Tavern * fORTHW
EST CORN ER HEIDI
AND C ALIIOLN STS.
TO-MTK AND EVERY NITE
rhe home of Mellow ^Barbecue
and Hot Fried Fish
_U?LI.aai^S iLE--Cfi?AM =
Cl'RB SERVICE
John Henry AVasMnpton, Mgr. "
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