The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 21, 1941, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, June 21, 1941
PERSONAL
MENTION
i
Rev. J, W. Killingworth returned
to Columbia this week after
doing- evangelistic work in Pittsburg
and Washington. Rev. KIT-"
ling worth, is u lay minister.
j - ~
Miss Cfeihatine Wilkins of Columbia,
left for Chicago Wednesday
after spending, the past school
? year at Align University. Miss
Wilkins said that she is preparing
to return in August to attend
revival meeting in the country.
Mi'.?Murion Uvans of?Brooklyn;
N. Y., formerly of this city spent
the past week with his mother,
| Mrs. Irene B. Evans on Pine St.
?St., left few Myrtle Beach to spend
the summer. Friends wish her a
pleasant stay.
Mr. James Green of Oalt street,
left the city last Tuesday for
Greensboro, N. C., where he is
attending summer school at A.
and T. college!
. Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Harper of
916 Lady street, spent the week
end in Asheville, N. C., celebrating
their fifth wedding anniversary.
Mr. anfd Mrs. Matthew
Cooper Cayruth of 027 Heidt St.
accompanied them. The * party
expressed a pleasant trip.
-The many. friends of Miss' Gertrude
H. Lott in and out of the
state will be pleased to leam
: i
niai am- is letovcriiig uiceiy ?nu
is able to be at her home on.
Queen street, in Columbia, after
^ spending nearly three months in
7 the Columbia hospital, where she
under-went a very-serious brain
jperatiou under the skilled hands
of Dr. Doughty and careful nurs
ipy r/f her sister. Miss Cerelena
E. LTiff. 'RTN.?P.G. of "New York
Mrs. James Burton, the former
Miss Rosalie Dixon for the past
three weeks -have been visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wil|
liam Dixon here in Columbia. She
came t0 the graduating exercise
as her brother and sister James
Dixon and Esther Dixon were
were both graduating from the
Booker T. Washington high school
Among those entertaining her
were Mrs. Fiances Hopkins Mrs.
? Gttr**^RobintKffl ami Mattte
Lou Burton. Mrs. James Burtcm
will leave for her home in Newark,
New Jersey on Sunday, June
23, 1941. We wish her a pleas
ant?journey home. ~
'' THE EAGLE CLUB
The club met Friday night, the
l?th of June, 8:30 iat the home of
Mrs. Thelma \Jartin, Apt. 0-6,
Allen-Benedict court with the
President, Mr. John Trezevairt.
?The-Chaplain Mrs. Christine Murry
led the opeitng selection; pray
er was led by Mrs. Rebecca Robin
son, selection When the Evening
Sun Goes Down, was also led by
thee chaplain.* Beautiful Bible
^ verses were recited. Another selection
then the president called
for the minutes. They were read
and approved. Business \Uas
brief. The roll was called witft
twelve members present. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mi^? Eva Mae Sabb, 1006 Lincoln
St. The hostesa served a de
licious repast.
DEBORAH SOCIAL CLUB
i
The club held its last meeting
. at the home of Mrs, Robinson on
L June 16th. JCha_ house was called
niflor hy thn irin Pi i Mui^ MP
r T? r\. X 11 - -
uuten ai tne usual hour
8:30 p.m. by sinking: Precious
Ix)rd. The Lord's Prayer was led
by Mr. Outen and scripture lesson
s w)a8 read by Mrs. Jorden in the
absence of the chaplain who la
spending: a few weeks ity Florence.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the Secre.
tary Mr, Thomas Pettigrew. The
roll was called and each member
recited a Bible verse after which
the house was opened for business.
The club decided to have
a barbecue June 28 at 820 Oak
street. {The public is invited.
?Qw~next meeHng "will be held it
the home of Mr. I,ee Outen, vicepresident,
June 23 at 8:30 p.m.
WTth the singing' of God be with
you, the club's song the meeting
? adjourned. ?
' * 4
MARW1AGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. L. C. Parker announces
the marriage of her daughter, *r
Miss Nehomie Parker to Mr. Cal- s)
vin Jackson of Columbus, Ohio. w
The event took place at the home a
of the grnnm's aunt and uncle,- ?
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Addison 2317 ^
Laurel street, Columbia, S. C., on a
Sunday evening, June 8th at 7:00
p.m. The ceremony was perform- fj
ed by the Rev, T. H. Addison. B
~ The event was attended by the
bride's mother, Mrs. L. C. Parker ^
the groom's father, Mr. Andrew
Jackson of Columbus, Ohio; the
groom's aunt and uncle Rev. and <i
Mrs. T. H. Addison of Columbia, ^
S. C.; Miss Vivian Lewie of Co- t(
'umbia, S. C.. IHf. William Brown
of Greenwood, S. C.; Bennie and h
Martha Cunrtingham Of Winns- 2
oro S. C.; Miss Julia Bookhart
and her brother of Columbia S.C.
? N
BRILLIANT MARRIAGE
IN COLUMBIA
,?J Miss Dorothy Harper of Colum- C
bia and the iRev. Eugene Burgess A
Bowling, of Suffork, Va., were E
| married at high?noon, Monday,?
June 10 at the parsonage, 1B23 D
Harden street, Calumbia. "A
i The quiet marrjjage ceremony n
i was performed by the Rev. W. R.
Bowman, who is the bride's pastor
in the presence of the imme- *
diate family and a few intimate ?
friends. Mrs. Bowlings has been *
a teacher in Columbia city system
ever since she graduated and
?
her work in the classroom won ^
the admiration of those in authority.
The Rev. Bowlings holds a n
A.B, degree from Allen university
and only last week received his j
master's degree from Howard uni S
verBity. Because of his work and
.scholarship, Bishop Davis recently
assigned him to that large h
church at Suffork, Va. * h
Last Thursday night, the peo- b
pie and pf&trons of Rfdgewood "ti
gave" her a shower, which brought \
forth many valuable presents. A Iso
the large crowd from Columbia o
day night brought many gifts. s
~ TJie couple left "Columbia Wed- a
nesday for Suffork, Va., where
the officials and members of the j?
church are preparing a great ova- li
tion for their pastor and bis new J
bride. Columbians and South Ca- a
rolinians wish them much success. C
THE EAST END LOVELY "35"
SAVINGS CLUB )
The club held its last meeting
.at. the home of Miss LiUie Lfcmarr ^
2410 Washington St. The meeting
was opened by Mr. Willie "
Mayes. The first song was That
ic u,kn? T i ? ? a
iiul i warn my L.ora to say.
The second song- "was Somehow;
. 6
prayer was offered by Mrs. Marie
Gladden. The scripture lesson
was then read by Mrs. Lizzie Lue ^
y
Griffen, eight verses of the first
chapter of St. John. The song
. ~ c
My Heart is Fixed was sung. The
' \%
reciting of Bible_verses followed
with each member responding.
Mrs. Annie Hanes was reported
sick.
The minutes of the lr.at meeting
were called for, read, received and ^
adopted. Then unfinished and
new business was called for. Under
new business the club decided I.
IV
to sponsor a moonlight pieriic to g
the "Log Cabin" irrlrrao on Thurs
\\
day night, June UBth. The roll ^
wtaa then called. The amount col
lected was $18.09. Tbe meeting j
was then adjourned to meet at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Mayes 2329
Washington St. The cloaintg song
iThe Time Is Winding Up, was
sung. N
Johnnie Mne Terry, reporter. ^
AMBASSADORS CLUB
tl
The Ambassadors Soicial Club Q
of Allen-Benedict, met the home j
"of Mr. firP"* Wnflnninl ..A|ll II !? ?
Wednesday, June 11. The meeting ^
was called to order by the presi- ^
dent. Business was transacted. The ?
meeting was then turned over to ^
the host who served refreshments
The boys had a grand time. The
Ml
ciuu win meet at Mr. Edward I "
Brown, Apt. M-4, June 25. ^
Wm. I,angley, President ^
James Matthews, Secretary ^
Ben Warley, Treasurer a
o
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Palmetto Chailffeurs club h
will he open daily at V2 o'clock d
no<m. under the supervision off V
our new manager. Much Improve
ment has been made. We invite N
all members and friends to come o
out and enjoy themselves in our *
air conditioned auditorium. A
BEN ADEINS, Mgr. ~h
BLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB
dr
The club held its regular meet*g
on Monday night, June 16, at _
le home, of Mra. Jones, 1206 Pine 1
Ireet. The meeting was opened so'
ith singing led by Mr. White, So
fter which he offered prayer.
The president then took charge
he roll was called arid each meiTT
er responded with a Bible verse rei
nd fee. Si<
There will be a Silver Tea on
unday afternoon, June 29, at '
fie home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
rooks, 916 Walnut street. Dt
We are also planning a ride to 8e,
unbar take on Friday night, July
8. Our many friennds are cordial- an
/ invited to be with us. Mi
Mr. Joseph Jordan, vice-presient
of the club, has just returned
rom an enjoyable trip he took ?
ith Mr. and Mrs. -John Hudson tel
3 Washington, D. C. co
Our next meeting will be at the
ome of Mrs. Annie Mae Raiford,
217 Lyon street.
Mr. Jesse Brooks, President
Miss Bertha Lee Allison, Sect'y 27
TUESDAY EVENING SOCIAL 'J*1
f I 1T R '
th
The Tuesday Evening Social
Hub n>et at the home of Mrs. bii
imaqda Johnson, Apt. FJ, Allenlenedict
Court. June-ol^ be
The house was railed tn nnlpr V
ry ttre president. The- d?*-x>tiun en
'as carried out in its usual man- t}a]
er by the chaplain, Mrs. Foggie, be
ben the house was opened fo?
uafnessr:?Wt^-are planning -a ride
Dunbatr Lake Monday night,
une 23. The roll was called and
ach member responded with a
lible verse.
We had one visitor, Mrs. Mararet
B. Willis from Miami, Fin
it the close a lovely repast was
erved. We adjourned to meet at
be home of Mrs. Katherine War.?y,
Apt. F-5-, Allen-Benedict C'
HE SUNNY SIDE t?r
OCIAL CLUB of
Th
The Sunny Side Social club wt
eld their weekly meeting at the en
ome of Mr. Joe Bons, 2513 Brat
on St., June 17, 1941. The meet Mi
ig was called to xrrder by the *
rice-President Mr. Johnnie Myles ^
rho called the house to order and
pened the meeting for business, de
M^s. Eimf-Row-awl Mrs. Gar? Hw*
on have been in the hospital but
re now at home. ? ge;
The club invites the public to en
oin them Monday nite on a moon
ight ride to Abie's Old Place, p?
unie 23. Trucks leave Legree rpj.
nd Gervais at 8 p.m. Harden and ne
iervais 8:15 p.m.; Harden and
aylor, 8:30 p.m.
MARIGOLD SOCIAL CiA'B ..
f tni
The club met at the home of sei
Irs. -Minnie " Lee Burton 1630 m<
liice street, Monday, June 9th T?
Ml
nth the President, Mr. James
Ihehseboro presiding. Opening Ar
ong, America, led by the Chap- ne
Learline Orgro. Pray*
r by Mr. G. B. Best. Bibe quota- be
ions were recited by the entire Sa
roup. The previous n.inqtes
^ere lead by the Secretary Mrs.
f. L. Burton which were also reeived
and adopted. Then the
oil was called and the members
esponded* asPusual. We then blot
ed out old business and took hew j
usiness under consideration. We N.
.
isu enjoyeu many remarks conemi
rag a bingo party given o n
ist Thursday night at the home nv
f Miss Kitty Weston. The club de
djourned to meet^t the home of
Ir. Willie Fred Burton 1630 Rice m*
It. The hostesses of the evening ju
rere Mrs. Minnie Lee Burton and qu
liss Helen Hampton. A delicious
ourse of ice cream and chocolate r01
jyer cake was served.
(Mrs.) Rosa Lee Dawkins, co
reporter. ra
to
ho
iigh hatters savings st(
lND social club 4 fr<
Our last meeting was held at Be
fie home* of Mr. -and Mrs. Young i?
n 2510 Gervais St., Monday nite,
une 16. WM nallni
rder by tfhe Presidenit, M"r. Low- at
lan. Mrs. Lucile Samuel con- Y<
ucted the devotional it its usual
'ay. After the minutes were call ^p
d for the roll was called each inj
lember responded. Then we en* M
jred into our business session. w'
completed plans for a dance **jt
a be given at the Palmetto Chauf
sura club Monday, June 23. We
re inviting the public to ccrme 23
ut and swing with us at our
dance.
The silver tea that was at the
om? of Mr. and Mrs. Young Sdn on
ay evening was a grand success. m<
Ve want to thank the various co
members for their Cooperation.
?r _ Ni
Ir. Thomas Lowman was master pR
f ceremonies. Our opaniag br
^as No Never Alone; prayer by W
Ir. Myles, Srfnny Side Club, pres- ^
Jefff; welcome addreas, MV?.
~T "* ?L_
TBK PALMETTO LEAD]
>ung, H. H. 8. C. We were'adessed
by Mrs. Taylor, president
t?he Deborrrth club; poem Mrs.
r?ith o? the Ladies Sport club;
lo, Mr. L. Outen; poem, Mrs.
uthern, Debcrrrah club response
rs. L. Goggirw, Magnolia club;
twarka, Mr. Shower, H. IL S. _
sponse Mr. J. Myles, Sunny
de club; remarks Mrs. Sallie
iffen, Magnolia club. Among
hers pressent were Mr. Brownie
ivenport, Mrs. Annie Turnip* "
ed Mrs. Garrie Belle l.ittlejohn .
d others we also thank the Blue
oon girls for being with us.
We adjourned to meet next Mon
y rrtght at the-Palmetto Ghauf*
urs club for our dance. So
me over and be with us.
T N O T I C E !
Don't?forget the?date; June -29,
1941. The Piedmont Disiet
Sunday School Convention of
e Church of God will bo held on
e above date at the Ghurch of
)d, 1014 Pendleton St., Colurnft,
s. c.
An interesting program has
en planned.
You are invited to come amL J
joy?a good time with us, .and
ke part in our discussions fcrr .
tter Sunday schools.
Elder E. L, Clyburn,
1
, Mrs. Lottie B. Simmons
District Supt.
Miss Esther L. Simmons t
District Secretary 1
Mr. Johnnie Henderson, 1
Treasurer. j
SPARTANBURL NEWS
The Young Matrons Lroup I
The Young Matrons group en- !
rtained themselves for the last .
ne for this season at the home '
Mrs. A. C. Piatt on Evins St.
iree tables of contract bridge
is played, with prizes being givto
the following persons. First
ize went to Mrs. Addie J.
lorpe, a lovely box of toilet soap
rs. Candace Nichols was given
v score. Mrs. Eunice Douglass I
ttinc hich for I>nnon)otinn
fved a" lovely box "of Coty*s pow- \
r. After the prizes had been
Baanted, the laditm wc?e ncwod "chicken
salad sandwiches, and n
inks. They all expressed them <
rves as having spent a lovely ev |
ing. (l
Members of the group are: Mes
mes Nettie Bunch, Annie B. '
att, Flora Powell, Addie J. i
lorpe, Jeanette Rivers and Ge- ,
vieve-Woodson. ' ~
Guests to the"group were: Mrs.
Douglass of this city and Mrs (
ive Nichols of Union?^S^C
The group rdjoumed to meet in -1
e early fall. , ]
Spartanburg will be well reprented
at the State College sum>%.
T?1 -xi %
t3tuuui, mose, aitenamg iron; '
P?T are PrindpiiT 'FaKens Rivers, 1
isses Bertha and Millie ;Rivers, ,
rs. Marie Rivers, Maude Arnold
ina Woodward, Bertha Dale, Ge
va Barksdale, ITattie Barksdale
d -Eloise Turner, Misses Sarah {
ae Wheeler, Charlie Mae Camp- 1
11, Edith Will Duffie and Panola unders.
There is also a large group *
am here attending the Green- 1
le summer school.
LONG ISLAND, N. Y.
Southern New Cometh Club
June?12?The?elub met at Mr; \
C. Williams, 206 St., Bayside, |
Y. with the vice-president, Mrs.
lestina Lennon, at her post of
ty.
Opening song, "Don't you need !
y Saviour," prayer by the presi- <
nt, scripture by Mrs. Eliza Per,
Ecclessisate 12:1-5; song. The"J
nutes were received and adopted. '
The weight ralley will come off 1
ly. There will be a formal ban- ,
et at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ,
. -C. Napierr- 2224?106th St.. fo?- ~
nd, N. Y. J
Our vacation has begun.
Evtery 'one enjoyed those en11
raging remarks from Mr. Clance
Williams. We were very glad
have him welcome us at his
me at 33 Boston Place, Hemp?ad,
N. Y.
Miss Lonn E. Williams is here
>m Ridge Spring, S. C.
Miss Ethel Perry, graduate of
ttis high school, Trenton, S C.,
spending the summer here.
Mr. W. S. McRprnette, graduate
t : ?
^T^'^ner^to attend school, '
Queen College, Flushing New 1
lfk.~ Mr. ' Clarance Williams is t
re from Ridge Spring, S. C.
Little Vera R. Naggles o f Tus- !
gee Institute, Alabama is visit- '
2T her uncle and aunt, Mr. and '
rs. Eligah Naggles., Mr. and
rs. James Naggles of Phila., Pa.,
re the guests of Mr. and Mrs
iggles, also Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Eligah Naggles
e celebrating their 6th annfvrsary
on the evening of June
. Congratulations and many'
yre years of happineas.
There will be a popularity const
lat ArUioch Baptist c>htreh
no 26. Come one. come all. Heip
e of these little eirla to be the
ist popular in our church. The
ntestant, are as follows: Eva
tvis, Marie'Jackson, Delores G.
*gglea, and Delores Ward. The
ptains are, Mr a'- Ethel Still, Mrs.
telle Jackson, Mhw Crex&te W.
illlams, and Mrs. Ward. (
If you want to go from Corona, 1
r Y< te Brooklyn, N.?Y- ?
. S. McBumette and R.. Jenkina.
?"./' .
MAY QUEEN
v r * *
?
"
t
MISSMINNIE LOtHSE-ARNOLD
i^omatton of rtre Queen of May
Anderson County Training School
Pendleton, South Carolina
Miss Mfcinie Louise Amokl,
laughter of Mr. unA Mrs--Ralph
Arnold, was ctrowned Queen of
:he May. Miss Arnold approached
;he throne in an attractive white
net dress.<_ She carried a lovely
jouquet of white roses with stream
ing ribbon. A purple robe with
{old trimming was draped about
ier shoulders, forming a graceful
ine about the feet.
Amount of money raised from
the various grades, reported as
follows:
I'enth grade, $25.00; ninth grade,
?31.06; eighth grade, $19.69; sixth
ind seventh grades, $15.71.
FAMILY REUNION
By F. McCormick
Sunday was a big day for the
rpnnion df the McCormick family
which met at the home of Mrs
Claudia (McCormick) Toliver,
1480 Millwood Ave.
Dinner was served at 3:20 and
;oresisted of roast pork, roast
beef, chicken, rice, gravy, string
beans, white potatoes and bread,
mustard, macaroni with cheeze,
Bquash, jello with whipped crearr
:ake and ice cream. The tables
handles.
Out-of-tcrwn_ relatives in-clude:
Mr.-Alonzo Key of Savannah ,Ga;
Mrs. Minnie Key Williams, Black
/ille. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boyd
ind Frank Boyd of Winnsboro;
Mrs. Estelle Boyd'Ht-Ynphin, for
nerly of Wiitnisboro.
Other members of the family
vere: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCormick.
WilHe J. McCormick,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCormick,
Miss Elizabeth McCormick, Ulys
its McCormick, Frank McCormick,
Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Williams, Mr. end Mrs' Oscar An
lerson, little Mary Anderson, Dea
:on John Suber, Mr. and Mrs.
Vliles Dreher, Mrs. Hattie Wertz,
Mrs. "Cornelius Smith, MrsT Marle
Dixon, Mrs. Ruby Thompson, Mos
>s Etheridge and Samuel Irvin.
Special guests were Rev. and
Mrs. J. P. Reeder, Revr?and Mrs.
3. S. Youngblood, Revr and Mrs.
C. Jones, Rev. T. H. Hughes,
Mrs. Laura Patterson arud little
Naomi; Mrs. Gussie Shiver Mrs.
\nnie Weston Mrs. Alice Brice,
VI rs. Mat the Brown, Mrs. Rosa
ftart*, Mr. J. H,?Feaster, Mr;
ind Mrs. Boyd, and a host of
friends whose names do "ntrt ap>ear
because time and space will
ioi anow. am relatives returned
a their homes Sunday night, exsept
the president, Mr. Key, who
ttaged in the city, visiting relaives
and going places until Tuesiay
night. He reports a pleasmt
and enjoyable stay. He left
fuesday night for B1ac1'.vilg_aJl?l?
le spent Wednesday with his mot
her, Mrs. Minnie Key Williams
ind then to Savannah, Ga. He
taid hurrah for the McCvormick
ramily.
\s -
WATCH
FOR
DATE!
STATE-WIDE
BEAUTY
CONTEST
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE PALMETTO LEAOEH
F3 f
I AMAH NEWS
According to .Mr. K. J. Jeffr,
Mr. C. Rogerfe, and Mr. CLarenc
McCuiluugh, the Father'*- Day sei
mon preached by the pastor t
John Weshey Methodist c'hure1
Rev. M. J. Porter, was the fines
~ they ever heard. Mr. J el trey n
grets that every father was m
present. Everyone fully believe
now that Rev. Porter is a re a
- leader and i* determined to do tfc
right.
The-conipliment fiWn Miss Eth<
Davis, Mr. S. Rivers, Mr. H. Wi
liams for thejr fine work al
splendid leadership in the wot
of the ch-ureb, t>y the pastor la?
Sunday night was encouiagm
and much appreciated by then
Oh! ife we had more people wh
knew hanw to appreciate >:ic
- thinks"
Mr. Joe Brown is one of or
finest young men. He is highl
respected by the white people a
well as by....the sell respectin
_ .colored peuple.
?3lrs. Norie Crowley is provir
herself to be a real leader y
president o f the VY. S..C. H. Th
_ meeting ..winch?held a:?Li
home of Mis. Mary Davi- la:
~ r'nday was well attended af:
pleasing. Plans for the Unit
Fellowship meeting, which wi
- be held?with? the?sect et-^bar^
~ Sunday, June 2u. a re well in nai.
. and. according to the women of tli
church this program will not fa
but will go over the top in a bi
way. for the women have amir
to work.
The following attended the mee
ing: Mesdames M. Dubase. Fh Mai
. tin, N. Jeffrey. Harris,
Fields, M. Sanders, Fb Jackson, I
i Lucas, A. B. Duker., L. Woods. 1
, McCrav, M. Copeland. (J. Holmai
!Pqole, M. Rivers, S. .Mack. Mis:
i es M. Woods, and R. Woods. Man
j thanks t o Mrs. M. Davis for tl
i ...... .. u ~ i <v ..
mix: v. cx> mih. t'liiri luiiifii uir ^iuu
(with d elicious refreshnients. Alon
j vvitli t he president, Mrs. (,'tuwle;
| Mrs, M. Dubase, Mrs. K. Alarti:
Mrs. \. Jeffrey made inti-lestin
I iviwin. Mrs. M. Rivers, Mrs. I
| Margin wkit fhW itfWfitn* tn-ft|
staTe meet iire 171 ( olIuiTUTa Satui
Hiay.
Mis. N. Jeffrey lias announce
( ihat a__big 4th of July picnic wi
, be observed at Johii Wesiey. C
. ahead Mrs. Jeffrey. We ar- wit
I you.
Mr. Daisy Cdroway, vice-preS
dent of the Brotherhood, i s urj,
mg that men stand by the wunie
; *u. *u,. C i/>.
in uic urnc xyr tnc iijiu ouiiu?.
Mr: Cteo Th cm as "fee 1 s g obd- on
the lovely singing by tlte cho
Mr FT I.. - By id not only live
on the farm but he is a reui farn
er. Last w eek he sold about $70
worth of wheat and has plent
lei t to live on. All the tulks lain
ing with him have plenty whtu
and some to sell,
Rev. Wm. Brown is all sinile
over his fine crop. He took hi
pastor with him last Monday t
view It. Mr. Ad GoodsoiT, Mr. 1
Ballard also went along.
MIT K. Kiivin, 0rie of oui leal'
ing farmers, has one of the becrops
he has had for .many year
Mr. and Mrs. Luie Hough. Mi
Eva Slut* i cl llartsviTle. S. (\. ai
tended vhurvh at John tWesle
and were the dm: er guestf vf Mr
Daniel Nichols Sunda\ .
Miss Ethelean Bvrd, after. ai
tending school at Butler high, i
home and will, us far as possibh
see that i-vt-rv family reads ;h
souin western v nnsuan Aovocan
Mr. J. II. Lucas. Mr. I. K. Byn
Mr. Kim Byrd have charge of th
| Palmetto Leader. Kiwourage then
Mr. Charlie 1.. Marcus, provider
of the Junior Brotherhood Society
is asking all the i>oy*, of the grou
to help the women in their ,
on the fifth Sunday.
Mr. Howard Paul wants . ;
one to know that he will al. ..
?14?frw Iiib tlmuti
Sandy Grove Methodist Church
The Contest Cohn Club i- coning'along
fi.ie according t<? M
C. ^Burrough, president uf th
Methodist Brotherhood.
The friends of Mrs. Shell
Hough-are delighted to know thn
she is much improved.
Mrs Marion Rivera, presidei
of the W. S. C. S., is <Udighte
over the snlendid wnv the wome
are standing: by the work hein
clone for the church Mrs Ro?
Rivers who is the comniunic
steward of Sandy Grove churc
is _S?ficI&Uiig.jn_a loyelx....way.,?
Mr. R. L.'Ryrd, district stev
?rd of the Lamar charge, ai
nrtuneed Sunday that - the- 'thrt
quarterly conference will be he
~"^t John Wesley Sunday"niffht.'.TiT
each leader.
MV. Raymond Ryrd is urgir
^ that the men stand by and s<
PAGE SEVEN
I that the women not fail in their
j 'Irive on tin- i'itt-4* Sunday.
y< Mr Moses Rrvers is building
4uit - a fine spirit among the
r" people by having chipr meeting in
* the honied u 1 the comm. nity, lie
'' is telling the niein-beis tiiut, i
they want' to .1... .vei: ami get on
fine m the church * > follow along
yith the pastor,
8 According t > ar. announcement
made by Ke\. 1'orfer Sunday, the
"8Tbup meeting uf the'Suiiitei diTtrict
a ill be he! 1; ;it >.J 11 i. \Vwsle .
^ "church Tuesday. Jul} 1st
Saiah <?ro\v chur n will he the
guest of worship with Ret Fender
k .. .
e i ass 'ti'i I.h peop.e during trie
" 1M If- usKiiig a full r?pi.'t fji.in
month of July. .Mot. unii' he said
ihe ..t lim. .a'.i i..
Mr. .Iame? Hoggins is great
'"" st" f"' his .r.
Mrs Mil.:iie I)ubn<> was amvlip
the visitors at'< ndti.e rh,. < (, at
' " ffsnrdtrt jTUTe ' Fun" fiTT?
Mai \ of tf,< mem he i v ar-' go-nt,'
^ to give the cTijich a hnMn-i of
wheat f'-i lhr> -rrrr+r tH?m :?
one?
KeV Htrrtei is planning to have
r Farmers' \isiting day ...n his
_ charge soon H?-~ urging every
member t<- tins, a ' -a- gar
IU . , w
(it-n mi.j thn.
.j least 100 "I'lar' - fion eatde; and
farm. *
CARLISLE NEWS I*"
1 ' . A.
'' Nils Li 11 if Htewart is at home
L" foi a few days from, Saluda. N '<
,i
(' with husband and?fn-lffl.
Miss Hubs IV.i kur tin- daughti-I
1 i.f Mr. anil Mr? T :n -A '1 uekt-?
j is at home She i- taking miisr"
^ training in Charlotte; N. ?r'
^ Mrs. Annie Lue .JoL'.-??n Beach
1 urn, the daughter ><f Mi. ami .Mis
Ed Johm*"ii left Suiida\ !< i Brook K
lyn, X. V We tiust *he will
v
^ ha%e a safe trip.
^ Miss luna Beptlev 'I'> v?-? cele?
bratsd her fifteenth anniversary
^ birthday at the home- V>1' Mrs. San
cah Louise Tvger. r.er lnuthei A
? inong those present were Mrs. Anes
Sims ami family. Miss Mae
Rutn Henry and niste>.?. M-tsa-IIat ?
? tie Ret- Henrv am? Arc !<-.._m_ H?-n ===
_ ry. Mrs Hattie Kelle\ a:xl sun:
Bettie Jane <1vi?ef. M" Came
.Brown ami husband. _
' Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Rogers and
family; Mrs. Lillian R Suns and
family; Mrs Henrietta iVallace-rMrs.
Alma Ltickerson, Mrs. Hat
tie Belle Bowels and son; Mr.
V\ illiam f\.t ke+. Ml1 Mack Hill
^ Miss Emma Lee Curetuu Mis.- Joe
Ethel Byrd. were also pi.sent
Mrs. Tyger served rake. sand
niches and lcmnond*
I.uke AME Zinn church. The pad
tor, Rev. Hilliam thought lu his
v heai< rs a great message from St ?
Luke TH '24 FatTiJr Abraham have
(l mercy on nie It was really a
fathers' ilay message. Rev. KJ.
Stroud brought another go?rd nies
' *age in the afternoon. The cun1?
gregation seemed to have enjoyed
^' t Vw* tvi ii >a o n r/o n
- The Trustees' rally was in the
aftornoon. Amount ra'<-i! wm
S88 00. Amount raised for pas"
tor $ltf.t>2.~ Total amo'or.t for the
s' day _\yas. $101,62. The aily will
s close-the f>th Sunday Jar .- 2yth.
Bio. Clinton Thomas on?- of the
trustees is in the lead so far, he
reported $2u.40 _OtheFs" are near
T3y. We were very .dad to Imve
with us. Hev. H. G. Crosby ?of??
' Chester anil also Mrs Madora
LL Smith-.- - M rs.?Amir - Ynrrrtr." hUS"~"
band: mothef'-irwTaw and others _
j from Union to worship with us
on Sunday W,-"are inviting them
^ to come again
it
P MT PILGRIM RAPT. CHURCH
lte\ .1 ?iliti Spiyner; Pastor
|l Rue h ti l | Supt. of S. S.
Siitu!a\ M'hudl at Id 3m a.m.;
Pii-achine at Id "u ami si p.m.
- 1,11.1. Ulil a.- , Wt4-oU
the nii'Milw-i < \i 11 ?-. c. ?
.. . i? u> u- ntf preaent.
l _ .
Waverly Ksso Station
om: stoi' station
Batterie?? Recharge and Rentals
Lubrication. Washing and Polishing
^ 'I ire Repair Service
t Telephone (j
ivrner PINT. and TAYLOR STS.
n JASPER ( Al.DWELL, Mgr.
R
>T1 .3
h -VISIT_
Henry's Beer Tavern?
V- NORTHWEST CORNER HEIDT . ;
AND-CAl.HOlTN STS.
d- TO-NtTE AVI) EVERY NITK ?2
1(1 'the homej)f Mellow Barbecue
and Hot Fried Fish
DEIJCIOTS ICE CREAM
ig__ CURB SERVICE J
?e John TTenry Washington, Mgr. 1