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-Saturday, June 28, 194L > PERSONAL T MENTION 'X*v XK,%S'VV"'-S"irv'i?*>!Wr Miss Carrie Belle Roof, of New Vork City, 'hits returned home after spending twa weeks as the house guest of Mrs. Poly Redd, Washington street. ) TMK Y. P. S. T. CLUB The elob met at the home of Mrs. Watts called tp order by the president! Song and prayer by the chaplain; song, then the reading of the twenty-third Psalms in concert. The minutes of the last - adopted.?Roll call, ^*ach?member answering-. Mrs. M. A. Collette why was visiting her aunt Mrs. Alicy Walk |k er here returned to Atlantic City, ? N. J. BLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB^j ing at the home <=t>f Mrs. Raifoftl j The club held its regular meeton Monday night, June 23. The meeting opened with a song led by the Chaplain after which she led in prayer. The president ?then?railed for The roll call and the members responded with Bi^ ble verses and fee. Our many friends are invited to be with us on Sunday afternoon, June 2!?th at the home of Mr. and Ms. Brooks, ill6 Walnut St. . We ?adjournal until next- week when we will meet at the home of Mr. White, 2123 Senate St. Mr. Jesse Brooks, President Miss Bertha Lee Allison, Sec. WHITE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB The club met at Mrs. Mickens, 2-174 Senate St., Tuesday evening The meeting was called to order bv tie president, Mrs. Washingri ton. The devotions were >*\rried out in the usual manner by the chaplain. Miss Young. The minutes of the last meeting were | Alj* <>m-oe^jsj.n er vacais having a grand time. Mrs. Mil ler is still sick. We hope for her a -speeuy recovery. bJach member responded with, a Bible verse and ' Paid their dues. We adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Lucile M W.fimht, 2111 Senate street We are having a ride to Dun^ bar Lake July 7th. All clubs and ^ Till: BOSK SOCIAL ( LI B The club held its weekly meet-1 lit* Tuesday, June 24th at 8:30* . o'clock at the residence of Mr. and" Mrs. Malverse Gibson, 1204 Oak street. The meeting was called to order by the President. Mrs. Gibs* in Opening selection, Study MT7 Tallies Haigler; secojuf selecti'*n Somebody K uycking,?afUrn T? AvUielc the?ro 11 was. called and minutes of the last meeting were read received and adopted. There were discussion of old and now busi iiess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. llermenia Spigher, 1120 ^ Tree sii-e.-i?The?hostesses?servP ed a. delicious repast of iced potato salad, franks ami snacks.which, e. ere etlioved bv all. DKBORA|| SOCIAL CLUB The club was entertained last meeting by the Vice-President, Mr. K. I.ee Outen, UJ08 Pendleton street. The house was called to ; i d'T -rrt??prm. by the Presi? 'en' Mrs. A. M. Taylor by singing Cod .Will Take Care of You. The Lord's prayer was led by the pres idenff-scripture lesson was read by Mrs Jordan after which the minutes "of the lest meeting were U read by the Secretary Mr. Thomas Pultigrew. The roll was Called .... i ,.n ....,.i D;ki,. ........ ami tin mciiiiM'i b J trv. I tcu diuic vui^ ?es-in- tha. usual way and paid dues. The house waQ opened-for business there btdng no new business We decided to meet at Mrs. Emma Turnipseed next nreeting and sang the club song, (iod Be With You ami adjourned. ' THE CAVALIERS The Cavaliers held their weekly meeting at the Community ( enter at their usual time. Devotions were conducted by Mr. ^ house was called to order by the President^ Mr. Thomas Ruff and opened for business. Unfinishek! business was dis.ussed and we were very glad to have Mr. Willie Hughes with us and to become a Cavalier. Refreshments was serv e4 and we adjourned. A few it, gauies. +?f whisb were?playecL atthe hohie of Mr. J. D. Harrison Mr. Charlie Suber, Sec. ... Mr. Roseoe Batey, reporter. DON'T MISS "THE TRIAL ^ OF THE CIGARETTE A one-act play for youth with music, readings and recitations. Time: Monday evening, July 7th, at 8rlW. Place: First Calvary Baptist church on Richland street. This--program is sponsored by the Woman's Christian Tempefj ance Union, A free will offering will be taken. Directress, Mrs. Eliza Dixon as? sisted by Mrs. Geneva Lewis. a ' ? " r- r ? ; Hoover-LeBoo ? N uptials ? ? - Of interest to their many friends ^ is the-marriy.ge of Miss Carrie . Belle Hoover of Columbia, St c , _ to Mr. Clayton Allen LeBoo ol ? Wilmington,. N. C. The rites were JMlfarincd Saturday, M?yriC at g 9:00 p.m., with the Jtev. Mr. F. -jNorhiat> Fitzpatrick^ brother-inlaw of the bride, officiating. Only the immediate family was present L) Mrs. LeBoo is the daughter of 01 Mrs. John Allen and the late Rev. g Mr. John Allen Hoover, of Co?^ lumbiar"?k"Cv She~rs tr graduate of" ~ Benedict College and has done advance work at AUan&a University. For the past several years, k she 'has been tmgmged itr teaching" ~f( in the Columbia public schools. She is also secretary to the following organizations: Richland County Teachers' Association, Fed cration of~thtc^lVnThers. Fedc-hl " Credit Union mr. LeBoo is the son of Dr. and ^ Mrs. Prince S. HBoo of Wilming ton, C. He is a graduate of Hampton Institute and a member of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity. He was formerly instructor o f (j orintinc at Allen Univiatit.u?hutT. recently resigned this position to 7^ accept enypjoyment with the U. (\ S. Government in Washington. ur Mr. and Mrs. I^eBo'o are making al their home in Washington, P.O. LAFAYETTE SOCIAL ( LI B J; ti: The club met at the home of I Mrs. Hattie Ruth Porterfield" 24") I 3 Uerva-i^ -St .7- Tuvstfay- evening. The house was called to order by vi the president at the usual hour th Devotions was carried out in the th customary manner after which we in had a program which everyone en tr joyed. The ' roll was called.-each member responded with a Bible verse andtl fee. An invitation was read inviting us t(1 attend the wed ling of one of our members on Thursday night, Miss Mary Ellon Preeia. The club as- ^ whole is riving her a gift. The meeting j-(, djotirned. Next meeting will be "it the home of Miss Ethel Kob u' rtson. A delicious course o) us cocktail and cake was served. ti Kosella Johnson, reporter. to NOTICE! ei There is to be Community Sing- si :ng in the open air at the Old Howard Center cm Hampton Ave. Sunday, 5:20 p.m., June * 2'Jth. M THS-'vai-'fouiT'"'sTtlglhiTTgToup^'T) T L< he city will take part. The pub in- is mvuon. to THE HHiH HATTHItS S A VINES and sori al. rr.rii On last Thursday evening. June w 19, 1941 the club met with theii Secretary, Mrs. Julia H. Vaunt; uul her' friend* at the Palmetto " Chauffeurs club, to celebrate hei tn birthday. w Mr. and Mrs. Young were tugtv rc ~ty elite rtalncd.Tbe r' resident Mr. Thomas Low man- was master of ceieniunies. After the L:tro\lue-. *'a lion he read a wonderful paper to Mrs. Youne-. subject "Keep (jointr" ,.(j os'punso" by Prol-r- AmJersun. ? ~ The guests "were served J*oui "30tri'ses, which were-so abundahlL m until they refused. ?' 'P 1_ ^ At _ J i nose picsi'iu wi'ii' .mi . ana u .Mrs. Bonnie Young, host ami hus- j, 'ess; Mr. Thoma.s Luwmau, Prof. Anderson:,, Mrs. Boaulah Tisder. Mrs. I iK'/ Clarke, Miss Maggi. Mubry, Air. amfMrs. James Wiiar toil, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Battle. MVs. Rosa. Wrenn, Mis. Luetic Samuel, Mr. Peter Shower. Mrs. Ruby Johnson, Miss Lula Zeigler, Mr. Joe Barries. Mrs. Lottie Stun- el s, Mr. aru^ Mrs. Jessie Brooks, at Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, Ml and Mrs. William Roach, Mrs Angeline McClain, Airs. Sallu TTi Hampton, Mrs. Ethel Brown. Mrs__ R' ?fildred?Croon,?Mt*.?Broine Traveli port, Mrs. Carrie Belle Cooper. ti< Miss . (iirdie Davenport, Mr. D. ~Ti Davis. ^ it( Mrs. Young expressed grateful of appreciation fui the lovely gifts of resented her on her birthday. The d; nee that was to be giv- to n on .Mi.-nuay nrgnt ;u mi i ai- in m tto ClnUilTeurs club in honor \\ >f the?H?41'. S.--C. was postponod w until Tuesday night, July 1st. We el nvite the public to'come over and pi he with us. p. Our next meeting will he Mon- ol day night, June .30 at Mr. Low- ti man's residence, 2230 Hampton iw -Ave. vi It I DC K SPUING NKWS li ie In spite of rain Sunday the el crowd was large and the services S< were good. Rev. Jones was at his a best.?*? * n The- county contest sponsored by the. MM quite H wueefws. -44 Mrs. Marcie Crawford, "Chester- fc field," raised the highest amount oi $4.12; Total $17.85. tc Mr. HerYry Peterson and chil- T dren Arthur and Annett are here w visiting- Els parents Mr. and Mrs. 35 E.F. Peterson. Miss Rosa B. Broadnax has made her return fi'Oni Florida and brought one of her cousins with her. Miss Suquesta Scurry left Sat- ^ urclay for Ne\y York where she will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Palmore, littie srm, Otis Edward and sisters ? ware the dinner guests of her par- ^ cnts, Mr. and Mrs. CO. Brondnax ^ Ht Ridge Hill. * n The LPA elul?_jiL_plpnnring a ^ larife 'barbecue and ball gafiie on 0 the 4th of July. t There will be a musical *pro- ? gram rendered at Ridge HilT Fri day night. Come one come all. jj See Mazie V. Hammond for. a $ Palmetto Leader, only 6 cents. s ? fig ^ JEW BOOKS AT WAVERLEY I (RANCH LIBRARY Marian Anderson, A Portrait by ? Losti YVhaneny Men of Wealth u y John T. Flynn; Selective Bibli- Ji graphy of American Literature 1775-iyOO by B. M. Fullerton; ^ 0 u i h e r n Literature edited by W. . Wynn; Pioneers of Plenty, by <}, . Borth; How to be your own \\ ecorator by Helen Houes; Rain N 1 the Marsh by A. 11. Rutledge; J1' t. ^lartin s Summer by R. Saba- 111 nj; Maigret Travels South by G. ui imenton; Mother India by K. ai Luyo.; Speaking of Chance~Ky Pi-. Si me; Hail, Erit-mL by {fray, also J volumes of Modern Eloquence ^ litcd by Tlioma^ ReeJ. tc : M EST COLUMBIA BALL CLLTT TFi Lt>UCCKEDlNG y, - le he Negro ball club of The^~merioned town ha? made and is inak- pj lg great progress during this ^ ill season. The team has aequir ^ 1 all of their uniforms and bears le name The West Columbia Red The RvJ C?W> met the Imm JL am Saturday June 7, the Red R.ps winning with 8 runs, 14 hits j*c id 2 errors, lrmo 4 runs, 6 hits ( "ul 4 errors. oc Saturday, June 14, the Red Caps let the Army boys - from Fort F lekson. The Red Caps also won er lis game with 6 runs, 11 hits and ti< error. The Army had 2 runs hits and 3 errors. Si The members of the club are of ry mucn eiatcu to nave inree oj vi ieir former members back wit) em who have been away attend g school at Kittrell College, Kit- \\ ell, N.H " br James N. Sligh, reporter. ar gt MMANI EL A. M. E. CHURCH aI Rev. J. C. Bates, Pastor ot er Sunday was a beautiful day jyj >r church-goers. Sunday school us conducted by the Supt. at the is sual hour. The lesson was ijeau fully taught. The banner went class No. 1 Mr. Gerald Dixon ar acher. is At 1T:30 a.m. Rev. Lee deliv- te ed a wonderful' St'lMUOn from the w' ibject A Bad Woman in Town, , >und St. John 4:4. Visitors: yj rs. Francis McMillian, Miss Ru'h M sVftlSii: -? ??- - " Ai 8 p.m. Rev. Bates brought ^ a faithful few a noble message L ; found in Act 10:38 which was ijoyed by all. Rev. Taylor wor- af lined with us. Visitors .are al B< Ays welcome.. The sick are sisters Mary Wil- g^ nils, Emily Clark, Lula Middlen, Annie Wise, Bro. John Cald- Fi ell.We hope for them a speedy m CI cover.v. ; _Ji! Mrs. I>ela Johnson left Wednes- J ly for New York. Mrs. Aurelia Roseborough pass cr I to the Great Beyond on Sunday ds rehiTu? a ft Fr a few mintites Hi- ^ rssr-whieh was-q trite?a shoek to or 1. She was a faithful member ul was stricken at her post of. Di ity. She will be greatly missed dr ound Emmanuel. ' "V ch wi CI! APPELI.E STATION Rev. E.R. Robinson, Pastor Sunday school opened at 10 of. .1 i ? ? OCK; lilt? lussuii waa uniu.mu ^ id enjoyed by all. j . At 11:30 the pastor and He v. . T. Shelton of the Piedmont inference mounted the rostrum ? ev. Robinsoj) preached a wonder on from John 14:1; subject: A W roi;bled> Heart. Some of the vis- / ors were Mr. Waymon Surcey, pi ' Jacksonville, Pla., Mrs. Culler d( Sumter and Mrs. Mitchell. At 3:30 o'clock Rev. B.F. Sum- . r preached a soul stirring: seron from John 1:22, subject: "Tat About You? Thig sermon as-fur the benefit of our Pastor's ub. Sunckiy June 29 a musical n rogram will be rendered at 3:30 ^ m. Several quartets in and out r the city will appear. Some o f mm are the Capital City and Co- j imbia quartets. The public is inited. At 8:30 p.m. Rev. Shelton de- w vered a soul stirring sermon, sub ct A Prcrphet of God. At the ose of service the Missionary ociety surprised the Pastor with ni shower of groceries. Each one yntrt tinted a "poufuT * jy Sunday July 6, 3:30 p.m. Rev. q< ufiuuglis will dl'llVPf ftn address w >r the benefit of a club Come jr it and enjoy the services. Visiits are always welcome. Read he Palmetto Leader ai.d see tx hat Chappelle Station is doing, g rrs. Thomasina Scott, reporter, jy - - oi KAVKR DAM BAPT. CHURCH (I| The S. S. conducted by Deacon q forman Myles with an interesting sson taught by TVo T. Conwav p nd review by Rev. W.H. Vaughns fter which devotional services , 'ere conducted by TJea. Robert /alker. A program followed ren y r*red by the young f<?lk of the tilling Workers club. After this P lost interesting and inspiring pro P ranv pulpit services were carried w ut. Kc*v. .letTerson took for a oxt St. Matthews 22:27: What ^ hall we do with Jesus. Bro. JefT ti fson preached a soul stirrinpr ser ct ion. Total collection for the day ft 17,27. The Lord's Supper was ferved, | ii - ? THE PALMETTO LEAD CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Mr. Ja>nos Sydney Woods is at ome from A. and T. College in rieensboro. He has made tluj lean's list for the past 2 years, eintf a student oil A rank Mr. Roosevelt Hyrd of Spartanurg. was the Week end truest ot Mr. Luther McAlily and Mr. Aolphus Howze passed thru * last 'ednesday night from Ft. Bragg .C., enroute to Fort Sill, Oklaoma, where they will be in train ig. The._uew Finley- High Bus ha* mvod- from the factory in Inditia, and is admired by all why ?e it. - Prof, and Mrs. \V. J. Ncrhron are sitfngrelHtives hoie ~nivd tn bite : part* ^if the slate. They are achers in Cotton Plant Ark. :rs. Nelson is our own Miss Jenie Howze,, who served several jjara as registrar at Ctmtbh ~CbB ge. Prof. Nelson was also ail in hue tor at Clinton College, Rock ill. Their many friends and rela ves are glad to have them hero lis summer "where they will )end their vacati< n. Deputy J. C. White organized aturday afternoon at the Mamic Hall. The new chapter has ;en named Josephus Chapter It insists of a group of young and ithusiastic ladies. Mrs. C. "M. inley, Grand Matron was preset and assisted with the initioon. At Gethsemane Baptist church inday afternoon. Cephas Lodge Masons held their annual set*, ee with Rev. Frank Gladden (levering the sermon. Prof. A. I). ardin was Master (,f Ceremonies orshipful Master" AVTiite spoke" iefly as did Deputy J.C. White id Grand Matron Finley. Deacon anley Lewis welcomed -tire lodge id chapter. The'ntw chapter was rmational and forcofullv delivit in a body. The sermon was ined. Much was learned about asonry from that great senium. Dr. C. H. Brown of Columbia. preaching each night at Caliry Baptist church lie is preach g wonderful sermons. Despite e threatening weather, the folk e out to hevar him. Dr. BrOwru. a great preacher. His -every utrance is a helpful .thought. All ho hear him are telling others. Mrs. Adline McKnight, of Chartte is visitine her sister. Mrs iola- Bueha?ftn t he home?ofrs. Lizzie Dixon. "flfrg" ?Ua I^ntli iT:sr,llIc*."H;uoIIellen, Mrs. Easter Hardin. Mrs.I . B. gpanrii, Mrs. Snllie M.?ttr rrd, Mrs. Nancy Honor, Mrs. artha Agurs aj-e all improving ter being real sick. Mr. Moscow julware continues ill. Mrs. Helen Walker and little n Harvey attended the Women's ;ate Convention in Crrmvay. Rev. S. Chisolm, wife and son ancis motored here Sunday an<l ade brief calls on friends. Mrs. lisolin is our own Mrs. Marie ilmore. Chester folk are always ad to see them here. M iss Rachel Danieh was taken itically and suddenly ill Saturty night. Her condition seemed arming, hut seems"-"!,;" U~ adually improving at her home, t McLure street. A very enjoyable Children's ay Program was rendered Suniy afternoon at Metropolitan A. ;E. Z. church and at GeHsemnno lurch at niirht, Children's Day as observed also. MT. ZION \.M.K. CHl'RCH Rev. C.C. Mellwaine, Pastor Sunday school opened at usual >ur. After tin- discussion of the ssan it was reviewed by tlie istor Remarks by Rev. Hilton"fter a warm prayer _ meeting, ev. J.C. Hilton brought the a.m. eaaage. Everybody enjoyed tlw ohderful sermon:? ?! 1? In the -afternoon Temple Zi<>n loir and usher board also Zi >n hapel and Rev. A. I.. Peterson. pv. Peterson brought us another eat message. The audience reiced while the man of God was Iking. Wonderful music way ndered. by the the usher hoard id choirs. At the niirht service our old gular the Pastor was back and ought us a wonderful message. BKTHKI. A ~.M. E. CHCRCH lev. B. J. Hutchinson, Pastor St. CTeoree - The Sundnv" school as good as -usual. Rev. W. Simp>n reviewed the lesson. At the morning service, the astor delivered a wonderful seron on The New Life in Christ. Fitehell who had been, sirk for amutima lin. laid tnnwwtn Bw as the sister of Mr. Major Robiscm. She also leaves other relaves to"" mourn her passinp. Mrs. Louise Toomer "Brift will ? fun^ralize'd Wednesday at 3:00 urvivimr are husband, parents. Fr. and Mrs. Fred Toomer. . and ther relatives. Mrs. Minnie C. Pressly and her iiusrtiter Minnie Lee attended the nneral of Mrs. Emma Glover in ranpeburp Wednesday. Mrs. Minnie T/Oe Linp left ofr olumbia Sunday to attend sunnier schyol. We wer'e espeeially favored with xa addresses cominp from, Mr. ohn A. Harris of Charleston. Mr rSrfTs is the StAte and IhstnrT 'residents of Sunday school and 'e were favored by ?, visit. The friends of Miss Mattie E. iverstreet the home demonstraion apervt who underwent an upper a ti on a few weeks will he lad to know she is improvinp. Mrs Theodosia Jones is rmrch nproved. . EH ~ J HKTTIS ACADEMY 'si mmer SCHOOL !Frcn t on, 3. t\?The-1 went y - si x annual session of summer school einy, Monday, June 'J. The enrol TTTTTit tzzctti' ttKritav^was-Tt alTCT the number increased to o.'er a hundred;? I * Throughout the week, varoius Lyceum programs have been given at -the regular^ chapel period' _-vvluth-^s-Hi keeping with the sum -wer- ta'noed- training.? Special chapel scr\ices were "held Sautrday. June 14, jn the scj vanee- -of Flag?Dhy- wtder?the direction of Miss Clyde B. Sin-' glefort. The auditorium was beau 11 fully?tier orated^-with 'Old?(rioiy". Many interesting readings of the Flag were given by vari us teachers.,At the termination <>f the program, splendid remarks wort* made l>y Mrs. S. L. Collins, afterwhich everyone sang . "God ' I?'e>s America." Ihe Summer Sehool Inst furors The instructors in the summer sehool are among the best in the state, and their wide experience make them quite capable in their line of work. Mrs. AI bertha Murray, princi- " pal of Cut Ridge school, Charleston county, for more than twelve -ycrtT^ and who has had experience in the .field of Education for more than twenty years, teaches the Laboratory Course to teachers v.ho teach from first grade thru seventF Vrade. She Is" a g radii- " ate of Claflin college and has taught in the summer school at tfettis academy for eight sum- I me i s. , Mrs. Hattic Green, instructress in Healthy Education, has tuaght for fourteen years in the I^aing scnooi, .mi. Pleasant, S. U., and has. taught one year in the Avery Institute. Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Home Kconmnics from Hampton -has~" tit tight "^tsvc:: suniniers here. Miss Corir.e Gordon, instruc tress in Laboratory in Laboratoiv Course for 1st, 2nd arid 3rd grade teacliers, has taught in the Columbia city school for eight years. She holds an A.B. degree from Benedict college. She has taught in the summer school here for two summers. Mr. A. C. Hightower, instructor in Mathematics and History, habeen pri'.cipa! of the Ridge Hill , school. Ridge Spring, for eight i Veil Vs. it rid ta ught itt the EdgefieTH city system for Uvo years. He has an A.B, degree from Benedir i college and has done summer school work at Atlanta university. Miss Clyde B. Singleton, instruc J tress in" Psychology, English. . Soc j iolotry, and Education, has been teaching for .'id years. She holds aii A ll. degree from Benedict col lege and has done summer school work at . Hampton Shaw university and many other places. ' She has tan.-ht at Darlington Hi. Bunker ' Washington Hi, Benedict college, Schofield institute a n d TTetTis academy. Miss Singleton has also taught a number o f years in the Bettis* Academy summer school. , Miss Ida Woodson, instructress in Laboratory Course for teachers _gf the 1st. 2iul.-a.ml-7th-grades. has taught in Millford school, Colum- ' bia for five ears. She holds an A.II. degree from Benedict cllege she is in her 2nd summed sccool supplier school term here. > -~Pr,if. L, D. instrurtor-^ifF Public School Music, has a Master degree in Music Education i rum i no anerwoou conservatory of Music, Chicago, 111, Tie has taught in the field of music, along with other subjects, for 2.'t years 1 "tTT""?flTTTT^TT T l!T IfidM [Momlnont schools in the stmth. Some of which, are Jarvis College, Hawkins, Texas. Brfhop College, Marshall, Tex^is; Texas College, Tyler Texas; Knoxville College, Knoxville, Tenn. He is a member of the Hettis faculty in the regular -school term. Mrs. S. L. Collins, director, did her work at Benedict college. She has done summer school work at 1 Shaw university and other places. Mrs Collins has tnuofhf a* Rotrio Academy for more than 15 years and lias Won principal of the higTT school-for'a number of years as well as being director of the summer school. , _ Richard bV Boulware, instructor in Typing, is a graduate of State Agricultural aruj Mechanical college; he has done further study ] JOHN STON N EWs Bethel C. M. E. Church Rev. W. E. Wilson, Pastor It was raining Sunday morning but the faithful few att.nded ser vice-at?ttnr above nameJ church. The pastor preached a su'd stir 'Tig st'Mllwi; which made every heart rejoice. , At 3:30 p.m. Sunday school began. We were certainly glad to see so many children in the Sabbath school.- They r.rr shewing ?much interest -by?coming?atrdwe are hoping they will continue. Night service began at 7:45 with prayer service conducted by Re'. W. W?(iury after which the paatur_picached a. wonderful sermonMany visiting friends were present. Come agaiin, friends you art ] welcome -at Jlethe 1 = 1 Revs. Browne and McAdamts of Dau-iiuuT-g" anu L,eesville who wci treturning frunt Paine College. Au gusta, (la., where they attendee Bible school "topped in town for a few minutes Friday to speak to friends jolt Aiken St. The tiev, John Townsend of this City wtil pieach at Bethel CMK jtrurch Sunday night, June 2hth for the benefit of the Women' Miss.ionary society of which Mn M. E. Mcpherson is president. The public is invited to attend. Mrs. Jane Gary is Visiting her son. Mr. SaftjtGary at Ward. ? C . S ARLISLK NEWS Mr. Erviit Coleman, Mrs. Bell Jeter and Mr, Frank Hill spent the week- end in Winston-Salem, X.C.. to be present fftrt'he funeral of Mr. Robert Harris, husband of Mrs. Sallie Coleman Harris. Rev. J.M, Hawkins- and Mr, -M^ Dawkirts motored ty Montgomery Ala., last week tp be present with his son, Rev. Prof. Hawkins, Ji Rev. Dawkins reports a very fine trip. He also preached for his son Sunday and he preached at the AMEZ church Sunday evening. Mr. John P. Kelly anri wife Mr*Rosalee Kelly of Salisbury, N. C mis. ts. Kelly and tamiiy. spent a few days with his mother Mrs. Alicb Dawkins and granddaughter came last week from Jersev City.-Mrsv Dawkins- ie--very ill. vAlr., and - Mrs. Proas-,. V^illiamsand daughter Miss Lenoi-a. were the -Sunday guests of^jr. and Mrs Maivton Sims. Miss Agnes O'neal Sims is spending a few days in W'hitmire with Miss Lenora Williams. Mr. Thompson Tucker of Spar tanburg wtas the Sunday afternoon guest of Mrs. Frances English, June 15th. DOUBLE BRANCH A. M. E. CHURCH "RevT^B. (VC'unningham. Pastor Sunday wac another enjoyable tlay in and around West Columb' i circuit. The Sunday school open ed at ,1H .o'clock with a large a_tEemlanoe of' young aruTadult scTxo1 ars - pTT-serrr. EYSFTy-Cltfss joined Ill till ill U>C (IIMU>SIU|| Ul Lllf Jt'S* son. At 2 p.m. the monthly singing convention was held with Brooklyn! Baptist church. The choirs really did their partt in making the convention a great success. The convention will be held at Dou bje Branch the fourth Sunday in July. The A. C. E. League met at lla usual hour with Miss porfithy Dervin in charge. Eight o^lock Rev. Cunningham delivered a WOYulerf ul ^"Tnessagtrthich was short and pleading, instructive and inspiring. Mr. Robert Olive, Mr. and Mrs. l-hrers-motored down from Winston Salem, X! CT,Saturday for Mrs. Robert Olive,, the- former Mess Dessie Coleman and children who have been visiting her mother Mis Lula Coleman. They returned home Sunday. Come to church. Join the church. (Miss) Cora Coleman, repotter. SECOND NAZARETH BAPTIST CHURCH " P.,v A r l'?stnr Sunday was a fine day for service. Sunday sdhocrl opened at the usual hdtff' with the Supt. and teachers at their post of duty. The lesson was well taught and reviewed. We have a fine Sunday school. -- At the hfrtrr of acrviee or absence of the nastor. Rev. Hubert preached for us. He preached a fine sermon, j The pastor was at the nignt service and preached a soul stirring sermon taking his text Act 1:14. The pastcrr made an humble plea to the members to attend the Thursday night prayei service. We are very much alive here at Second Nazareth. Our three weeks meeting closed Friday nite. in the summer school at Johnson C. Smith university and the field -v# rui..? i ir? a r? c *?i r.uui rtinui. his uujmo desrree in Business Administration. The instructors are putting over a KQod work and I feel sure that the teachers wrll he better prepar ed for their wcrrk when they rei turn to their respective positions | the ensuing: fall. Paf ? Rn PROVIDENCE A.M.K. CHURCH Rev. L. (;. Bowman, Pastor . .. ., I.ast Sunday was a hi^h day for all church goers and they 'were found -at their place of duty. This was observed as Children's Thiy and they were* out in full ?? Sun. school classes were instruct.participutc rjn the program. The ed by Mr. Works ahd Mis. R. G. Bowman. After {his u strong sermon was delivered to the con15 iijkhtitjn^TaK('h fronj I Samuel 1:28. At the PloSO" of this "sermon Rev. Bowman baptized two children. At 2:30 the exercise of the Sunday school took place Rev. Bowman Rave a pi ize to the one raised the highest amount arid Miss ^tary Ester faughman was The winner." ?Th??Missionary womun were called upon at the elo-e of this ex ercise and they iai-e.1 $5.56..The " pastor thanked a!! foi their coil iriDUllon and asked that all who were absent report on 1 he?sect/nd Sunday in July. He announced that on the 5th Sunday six ?_ ( hairs will meet at Pine Grove At f 1 :30 a.m R<\ Mu.erc of St. James eire-u+t- will preach. The church needs koine repair and each member is asked to pay 25 cents and 50 cents respectively la.curry on this <Mr. E. M. Bowers the Supt.. tarether with his teachers and delegates are attending the Sunday School convention thisswek at Shi loh A.ME. church. " Read The Palmetto Reader arid you'll get the latest news. It is a part of my daily food Come t ty church! go to chrch. (Miss) Tula Boyd, reporter. ST. PHILIP A. M. E. CHl'RCH Rev. T, H. Weatherg, Pastor Sunday morning It' o'clock Sunday school took place, conducted by the Assistant Supt . Hehjy Johnson, Jr. and hiK io workers. After the opening exerciss, the classes were arranged and laugh*. 'by the various teachers, tHarug hly reviewed by-tbxrpastor 1? 7<rJ ft. iivkf" Mwfcn . t i i e' ' c 1 a s s e s but the cuniofS won und How ;n posses sion of; the banner.. A warm prayer serv ice was con ducted by the prayer committee. A noblo sermon was delivered by Rev. J. A. Taylor found Exodus 14:15. theme Go Forward. Every one enjoyed the thrilling: message [by Rev. Taylor so much (until he is invited and will preach the Miss ionary sermon on next Sunday. The feast of Stewardess Board |No. 1 wa? a success, giv,en at the President's home, sister Alice [jnhnnnn...? i? There? will?be H Missionary _ feast at sister Bessie Squares home on Sunday in behalf of the* Missionary. You are invited. n r* ? ----- * * rvt" v. CMSILT UuVvlle Ik -Till lndldposed. Mrs. Hallie Weathers l?ft Saturday for Washington. I) C. to visit children. -Come to church, join the church. J ."" ?I SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PA1 METTO LEADER n~""'" ? ' """ ; |MT. PILGRIM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. John Spigner, Pastor I). Bookhart, Supt. of S. S. Sunday school at ll).3o a.m.; Preaching at 12:30 and b p.m. | Conic one. conic all. I wish all ~rhe menitu*-* will try to b? present. , 'j-j-i Poro Beauty School Located at 2481 Millwood Ave. "BEAUTY CULTURE IN Al.T. "ITS BRANCHES 'hampooing, Pressing, Marcelling Crnrjuinolling, Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching. Manicuring, Massaging, Bland Molding. Anatomy and Electricity. PHONE 5(187 Willu 11 u i ii u V. Pup*. linUuyUH Annie M. Pope, T. Vfalone, Pre*. 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