The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 05, 1941, Page Page Two, Image 2
Tw?
ft
GEORGETOWN NEWS
By E. J. F.
Prof. G. W. Howard received
many handshakes last week for
his article in the Sunday News
and Courier, your correspondent,
takes tfhe Columbia State daily.
. While the family with whom we
now lives dakes the Charleston
News and Courier, this gives us
an oportunky to see both and com
ing across this article, we had the
pleasure uf showing it to quite a
have passed it up unnoticed. Its
number who otherwise would
? Tn Behalf of "the Negro and defense
work. \W need more sudh
writers, who are not too timid be__
.cause o_f .the job. they hold to really
tell U e truth about the Negro
and his--wants or to "let the public
t know we are no satisfied with out
tieatinent. If you have-Hot read
it. you should. Its on the editorial
page of the Sunday News of
?June "J'.'th. Column "5. =
We were very sorrv that the
__ -4
news fruni Bethel A. M. K. church
did not, conic out in. last week's
issue. \NV feel however, that it
was for lack of space that prevent
ed us publication, htrt readers
think differently and give your
correspondent quite.a few hits in
the back though.
Things around Bethel have
taken on new life, :pastor and
members ;tt'e working ^.together
nicely. .The, excursion .to?Mag-*
nolia Beach on the 25th in interest
of the Trustee department
was a splendid success." The ser,
vices ah day last Sunday were exceptionally
good. The. Sunday
school convened at the usual hour
with teachers and pupils at their
post of duty. At 11:15 o'clock
p r e ac 11 i n w a s dispell s~ecl with and
the following program was render
by the Excelsiorr choir under
direction of its chorister, Prof. J.
K. Prioleau.
Processional?Children o f the
Heavenly King
Hy inn A Charge to Keep I Have
Invention-?Mr, M. Richardson
Music In fhe Garden
Responsiye Reading
Music - Nothing Between - The
Angelic choir
~ Announcements
Instrumental solo, Mrs. Iv. Lillian
Frasier
. Solo. Miss Ruth Quarrels
I Must, Tell JesusDoes
Jesus Care Miss Chnileana
Richardson '
The Old Rugged Cross. The Angelic
choir.
What A Friend We Have In Jesus
Instrumental solo Nearer My God
To Thee, Miss, Delma Prioleau
Oh Happy Day
He'll Say Well Dune
Invitation for joiners
Remarks by pastor
Offering
DoXology
At the evening hour of'worship
the pastor delivered an interesting
"ernion to an appreciative, aud
lence. Music was furnished by
flu- Senior choir, Mr; W. H. RobMrs.
M. R. Geathers left Mort
inson, chorister.
day for Xew Y< 'rk where she will
?pen11 I;"> days visitjng hor sister
"* and TiTenils.
Mr. B. H. Janus made a flying
trip striking Charlotte, N, C.;
W instun Salem, Raleigh Und ad.iacent
cities last w^ak,
JOHNSOXVILU: t IRC l IT
, .NEWS
Rev. Silas Middleton, Raster"
Sunday, June 2b. was rr grand
clay at Jerusalem A. M. K. church.
The Sunday school was opened
with the Supt. and his co-workers
at their posts of" duty. The lesson
was beautifully discussed. Many
_ - points were gotten from the discussion,
Rev4. W. M. iMiddleton,
pastor of Zion Mt. Xehro A. M. E.
church, Charleston, 5?. reviewc< 1
the lesson which Was enjoyed by
all.
We were proud of the arrival
wm^mm"rfFTflTT^^TnTTennamaecornpanit-d
by his four churches front Lake
City. S ('. at the close ,.f the Snh.
bath school. ,
The morning service was opencc
??with a lively prayer meeting. Kev.
German delivered a wonderful
wrmnn from the theme. "Keinf
absent from t'he world and present
with God " Our souls were made
to rejoice.
At 'A: 1 f> (/(lock devotional service
was condlicted by Sister Tu ner
from Lake City, wit^ assistance.
Kev. W. -M. Middle ton de^
' "Tivcred a message that was heart
T7 touching We were uplifted by the
spirit.
-invite- the viattmier friends
tto worship with us ut ahy time.
Total collection-for the day, $.14,99
LIBERTY HILL AME CHURCH
Rev. W. M. Thompson, Pastor
Sunday school was opened at
the usual hour b your efficient
Supt., R. CI. Oliver, who, as usual
:uj lied the Sunday school on ui
1 ive". The?Sunday?school lesson
spiritual tliyrht. singing "Look and
.vas taught by Prof. W. Mitchell
Ragin. whq. in his ?unassuming.
? a ay aave?sumo wholesome ai 1 v i00
I'otal contribution $5.00. The
anner remained on class No. 2.
At the close of the S. S. Bro. Ru'us
Ragin stirreil the congregaion
with a fervent prayer meettie.
Rev. J. S. Martin, pastor of
. _Sl A, M~ 1C. uhurchr Lancaster
listjict of the Columbia Annual
01 ference, and his choir brot
sniTTes of welcome from the pas.01
and" members of Liberty Hill,
is they inarched up the aisle, pasor
and choir nieinU'i's taking
fh ii respectiviL. pl.-icos,?After
-which the pastor in v*mv?-appro
?ri ite words introduced Rev. Mat
in to the congregation as Ihe
jp? aker of the occasion. He sc0c
ed as a text Matt, dl :2 Loose
. hi m and -bring?thuiu?unt* lint.
t: - .1 1
in Pi-uiuMi/ \> <i> |M .niK-;u arm
houghtful, mid delivered with
,i..ch earnestness and force.
After serving: dinner the people
reassembled to "witness the protrrm.
Prof. Ragin as master of
eremonies. had" a receptumal - pro
- -j-r-a-m?amtnged with "the following
speakers: On behalf of the
v S. and adult church, Mr. R. G.
Oliver; On behalf of the- W. H.
ui(.! F. society. ^1 rs. Josie Ragin:
On behalf of Stewardesses." Mrs.
L -IX Waller; On bdhalf of the
voung men. Prof. E. Freeman
boukins: On behalf of the high
school and teachers, Prof. A. M.
Anderson; On behalf <./f the young
vomen. Miss Mary Ragin. The
oliowing rendered musical numeis:
Solo, "Mv Task", Mr. Moses
Oliver; Liberty Hill's Hoys and
lis Is quartets each rendered numbel
s. Mrs. Myry J. Thrower of
Lancaster captivated" the~ fclidienee
in her response to the words of
welcome. Mrs. ?T4i rower is a college
graduate of Allen university
and is principal of a school in
Lancaster county. She and her
mo1 her are very active in St. Paul
church. Bro. Brice, DO, made
some very wholesome remarks,
also of Lancaster. Mr. l/conard
Rut ledge acted as master of cere
ninny from St. Paul trruHn his remarks
proved himself master of I
the situation# His tnaiirrnm was
i above th<* average.' 'His niotst in|
ten.sting numbers were the instru
mental solo by little Peggie Clinton,
7 years old ami ihe Baby
quartet, Hammond brothers and
sisteis These; ehildren are little
wufttlers. Come again St. Paul.
I ll K W . II. ANl) F. MISSION NICV
S()( IKTN OF TIIK COU.WBIa
. JJIS.TRICT NOW IIISTOlPi
Alr>. Blaise Janerette Darby.
_ Beport.er
<ui June 25th the president of
tlu above' named society, along
.villi sun.e of hei co-worker;-, wer
m--Otne?to- open the -me-t-tng?rrt?
l.ittle Moutain A. ,?1. K. 'church
I /it t le Moutain. S. ( ,
Itev. B. C. ('t nuingm m, the pop- J
ular pastor of West Columbia, j
preached ;1 practical and soul stir
iii.t sernwti I rein the subject,
Can We Be Sure?"
The members ?d tlu- coin num.
"i?nn visiters iraind lhuch rum I
the fell owing pei<mis m. theseTuTTieefsf'The
work oi the Juve
nib ;rnrt its effect." Misses Nancy
Pai is and Curine Hauknij;ht; "Oui l
~ opportunities as Missionaries,'
Mrs. Annie Thompson; "The Wo
man's Home and Foreign. Mission- {
ary Society as a factor in the National
Defense program," Mrs.
Henrietta Janerette; "The need of
,he Connect iona I Spirit in the Mis
Clark; "The duties of tV.c_loc?.l^
Missionary .Society in the ComUnity."
Sisters Sarah (k-mhvin. Mary
Lou l'helps, Martha Corley,
. mil KiiUiJt^ IliiWiilil,
The "Question Box," conducted
by Mrs. K. M. Dunham, added muclj.
nt'-fest and enthusiasm and madi
ll think that they were scholars
- in school again. ?.
Ilev. Pojruo. the pastor of I,ad
-on I-'rc shytt rian church, <'<dum
bin, in speakiny foi the vi itors
short but impressive talk
lteeacse of th< inclement woath r.
the meeting closed after th<>
ft rnoor, session and the pet-si- lent,
Mrs. fallie Washington, who
w? re-elected for anotl\;r year,
received much praise froni Mrs.
Margaret Addison for carrying
the full program out jtflt*ough the
.'{ o'clock session.
We cannot thank the pastor
ft"v. li. T^Xuimiii'f'B. and nifmb'rs~
for the warm reception given ns.
'I hus we idosed a great spiritual
-44uf )fi?anemt meePtm? with Pht*
determination to "ontinue to do
,gr<ater things for the cause of.
Mission.
ti
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
Mrs. Virsena Archie and hei
two children of Detroit, Mich,
are visiting Mrs. Hannah Wallac*
and Mr. George Wallace.
Mr. Joseph Croshy was at honn
l'i\ in the camp in Newberry foi
the week end visiting his parent!
Presiding Elder and Mrs. D. C
[Crosby.
?Mts. I.outse^S. Woodbury" a n~<
tier tw(( little children from Roan
?ke, Va.. are visiting her parent:
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stan back.
The Convention of Agents am
Representatives yf .the N. Mat
nl Insiranco company from al
-states?where?this?company doe:
bthinpss was I.eld in Savannah
la. last week. Those attending
"rem here were: Mr. and Mrs. D
H. Babcock, Mr. Gi'tty Babcock
Miss Louise Babcock, Mr. I.boi
Myers, all of Chester. Mr. am
Da\ Id Ceasier ol \\ innsbun
ind Mrs. Lillian Pride of "Roel
Hill. They .report a tine, nieetin;
;ml a very pleasant time.
Mrs. J.. D. Boyd of Lauren!
spent the weeksend with her bro
--t-her?and?sisterMrr-hrw. Pi of. am
Mrs. S. L. Finley.
Mr. Floyd McLurkin is spend
ing a few days in New Jersey
with his brother, Mr. S. R. Mc
Lurkin, prior to entrance into th<
Camp at Fort Jackson next Tues
day.
IMr. James Stinson, Mr, Mv C
McCulloueh, recent Finley hint
graduates and Mr. Parlor Wilkei
have volunteered for service ii
he army, and -all are now in,For
Prajrir. Mr. Clarke Stinson is ii
''amp in Qhio.
The members of Calvary Bapt
church pounded Pastor C'oker las
Tuesday nijrht after services.
The five nights' meeting: con
lucted by Dr. Charles H. Brown
,f Columbia, w;is enjoyed by al
who attended. . Despite the in
.dement weather, the attendance
was good and those who heard th<
wonderful sermons' ;irt~ telliiu
\thers about them.
Miss. M. M. McKissick and. Mis:
,$atai. Horry attended?_the X. V
A conference in Seldia. X. C~ ant
i-nj*>> >'< 1?the trip?tof and?t+n
helpful meeting. "* +,
- Rev. and Mrs. Frank Gladdei
and daughter, Miss- Alma? Glad
den have diad as their guests tin
past two weeks their friend. Mrs
Adams of Columbia.
Mrs. "51 a rsuu-rile. MeLoirkin wit I
her husband and ehildren visitei
relatives in Charlotte last week
Mrs. l izzie Cox Foster had a:
her guest last wek, ler "daughte
in-law. Mrs. Harold Cox froii
Charlotte.
Mi s, Inez U'i ii;hv .of JLuiicustci
-pint Sunday hen-, as euost o
!! ? daughter, M is .1 irm it n 41oa4Jl
Miss Bessie TTioun is at 'honi<
after a very pleasant visit of i
few weeks t <> Detroit, Midi
where she was truest of her bro
ther.
Mrs. Eva II. Jraddy was callei
home last week from Bennetts
villi- beeause-of the illness of he
daiirhtei-in-law, Mrs. James 1?
Heath.
I?r i harles II itrown ot Lotui11
"ui conuueieu me mienitnomi
national institute last week at- M
Olive Baptist church. Several o
the white paMors attended, am
our own preachers from all uve
the town and" county- were ver;
prompt and regular in their at
tendance. They derived mucl
benefit frorm the teaching given b;
Dr. Brown as he spoke to thei
daily In words of wisdom and un
del standing.
MT. ZJON A. M. B. ( Ill |{< II
Kev. S. Chism, I'astor
Sunday school opened at 0:45 a
ni. with Supt. Crosland and co
workers at their posts. The lessoi
"Wrrs" interesting Throughout th
school and a splendid review b,
T7TT?pTTrrmr
11 :1 .r? a. in. morning service be
gan : mi after the devotional ex
ereisc the pa:tor presented t'n
Rev. Walker. Tie came to us witi
a soul stirring message which ev
cry one enjoyed. <
The renin ins of Mr. Joe Brown
who had been ill for some time
was laid to rest Sunday at Browns
villt*. S. ('. Mr. I). I,. Shipman
undertaker, in charge. Mrs. Rosa
Lee Burnett and Mrs. France
Jones of Washington, I), C., at
terwied The funeral.
?-Men, fhrFah Green and two gram
children from Cleveland, Ohio, ar<
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Con
Lester TTvery one was Indeed gTa<"
to see her. She has been go;i<
[ eleven years.
f
FIE PALMETTO LEADER
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
The Sunday school met at tho
. usual hour with officers, teachers,
? ami pupils present. The lessorc
iviij vt-ry pcacti: al, showing?theJ
f danger in Having divisions in the.
1 church as were hud it Corinth. St
s Paul planted, Apu.Lus watered, but
the increase crtne from Jehovah
After tht? class- study ?f the les^
1 sun. Dr. W. H. Clark, P. K.. of the
Columbia district, made pointed
r marks relative to the lesson.
Sunday was the beginning of the
third quarterly conference. / Tie
I conference v as -concluded on .d
day night. After all reports w.ne^
read, there were shown to be mu h
t improvement along all lim < ^ver
, the proceeding quai *er. 7"nd as usual.
the P. E. v.as paid hit full
, assessment.
I r?.;' v I timing r\ ic > the P
; E. delivered i.u- - ic liom Jnd
^ Samuel 18-29, subject, " f.> youi
, child safe phyti.allv. morally?s<__
cially, and spiritually?" The mess
sage._was real plain, and parents
- wore able to understand the import
wus well represented with its mem
hers and friends. We are delighted
* to see friend, an I visitors in the
- \ itx>.
? For the night message the P.
- E. brought the message from Pro
verbs 27:4. Subjeet. "Tomorrow."
* This was another message which
T oauseel many to think TQ" *TaT!r
L individual status, physically, -fi1
uar ciallv and spiritually.
* The Sunday school picnic vvjllJ
1 be'.had July-^thTlirTTradise Lake.
More shall be said officially in the
v'unday - school session.
(iniie to Bethel, friends a id visitors'are
always we'eome.
Rev. I. W. Janer- Ite. Pastor
I .T. M. Woodbury. Reporter
* .ST. JAMES A. M. IS. CHURCH
Rev. F. D. Drejier, Pastor
Abbeville?Sunday was an ideal
day for church guru's* Sunday
_ .school opened at the usual houi
with the Supt. an<i tiachetjj pres
TTvtr.' "4'he -+es5on" was -beaoVfuHy
taught-by the entire staff of teachers
and reviewed by the Supt.
At *11:30 the pastor, in his usual
vvav deliveri'.l :i void <tt ii-rbi''
I' "" " " ? I
message froirt Isa.uh 1:18. Theme. 1
" Simple Christianity. ' Man y
^ thoughts were hrooat Ih?
j sermon that will help us, A number
of visitors Worshiped with u*
s in our morning service. Some from
, X. Y. City, Phila., Pa., ami West
i Palm Beach. Florida.
The pastor was all in smiles
on Sunday morning. The good ofj!
fictrs. le'iT by brother B. T. John
son, surprised I id 111 on Saturday
~ by~ giving him ;T nice punaina hat
He siid tint this was really a
surprise.
The Ladies Missionary Circle
held its quarterly meeting with
j Mount Pleasant Baptist church
. Sunday at 1 o'clock. Rev. J. W.
r Mathis preached the sermon.
:. The service began Sunday- evening
at 8 o'clock. After devotions^
~ our pastor selected his text from
- Acts 1:18. This was another splend
1 id sermon.
^ On Sunday, July 6th, we are
having a special program rendered
1 by J. Whitficlif Jones who < is a
^ Iramatist. lie is a native of this
community and has had advance
training in this field. Lets give
V i ~
...ii ? iiivt* si'iiit oi oy coining to
St. James ami witnessing this pro
gram.
Those on the sick list are, Mrs.
Rmma Burton, Miss Jessie Fair.
Rpt us Piay fur them a speeds
recovery.
Don't miss the Rhodes boy and
the Palmcttr. Leader.
J- HKBKON BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. A. Sims, Pastor
y
The Sunday school was opened
a^ the usual hour, with teachers
anil officers present. After the disn
viewed by Supt. J. B. H. Ruth.
B. Y. P. IJ. began at 6:30 with
M tss D M Kllison presiding. After
the devotion the meeting was
in charge of Mrs. Lucinda Miller.
. Bible verses were recited by all,
, beginning with B. A special pro
gram was rendered by a group
? ?r G. m.ln.. ~.a?I ? U:>.l ?
r, IIWUI TTIinUI VII.
At K:00 Rev. Sims (rave a lecture
on thr subject, "The duty of
] Deacons." The lecture was (food
? and all who were present enjoyed
\ it.
r 3Trs. TTannaTt Taylor has returnj
ed to her home after spending
some time In Florida.
IN Ml
In sad but loving memory of <
Rev. W. P. Carolina, who1 fell asl
ago July 5, 1939'.
No night can darken t'he
1 ' ~~
JOHNSTON NEWS'?
Pine Hill Baptist Church
Rev. D. E. Jennings, Pastor
Children's Day was held at the
ibove named church Sunday June
29, with a large crowd prepent
The program was conducted by
Misses Elizabeth Wise and Bertha
Gibson. Quite a number of
children were on program. Several
selections were sung, by the
Pine Hill quartet No. 1 and the
Evening Star. Just before the
losing uf the program Doa. Moses
Medlock gave the final remarks.
There will be a program at the
Pine Hill Baptist church, July G.
Music will be rendered by t h e
Twin City quartet. Minuet quar
I l/V V t U TVIltllJ^ ULU1 V J H ci I LL-LPine
Hill No. 1 quartet. Admission
5 and 10c. The public, is inI
vited to attend.
A very interesting Missionary
program was sponsored at Bethel
('. M. E. church Sunday at by
Mrs. M. E. MtPhersoon.
?B-e-y??Wt?K. Wilsc/n is conducting
a revival meeting for Rev. F.
N'. Hushing in. Toccoa, Ga.
The members of Bella 1 church
aie looking forward to the Distiict
conference 'which will he
held at Williams Chapel C.M.K.
church, Saluda, S. ('., .July fiOthAtigust
#rrfc Our mottooTs "A
Po< ml Report". __
Miss Elizabeth I.ee of" Edgefield
was the guest of Mrs, Ethel Mae
Baltimore on Friday evening; also
Mr. Fred Kemp of Charlotte.
N. C. 'have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Lattimore.
Mr. Noah Valentino "depart oil
this life June 21), after a week's
iliness. Friends extend sympathy
to the family.
The public is invited to attend
he services at Bethel C. M. E.
church: 11:45 a.m. .preaching 2nd
and 4th Sundays also night. 3:30
o'clock Sunday school each Sunday.
7:45 p.m. prayer meeting
every Thursday night.
' Ix?t us don't wait too late to attend
church somewhere. Now is
the day of grace. "Seek the
Lore! while you have the'' opportunity".
Friends were glad to see Prof,
Bowman in town Monday.
Mr. C B. Toomer and Miss Alma
Walker have returned from
Orangeburg, where they attended
the Agriculture and Home Economic
conferences the past wpek
EBENEZER A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev D. N. Wilson, Pastor
Charleston, S. C.?On last Sun'
day morning the pastor preached
from the subject The dbsed Dooi
and the Open Door. It wrifi" a
most enjoyable sermon.
Sunday sehoo/1 was conducted
by the Assistant Supt., Mr. Paul
Taylor. "The Leagut service was
conducted by the President Mr,
F, M. Branch
At 8 o'clock a very enjoyabh
program was rendered by t h ?
members of the Senior Missionary
society. We were favored
>yi?,u many auios, readings and nil
instrumental solo. Mrs. F. Wilson
president of t*he society was
mistress of ceremonies.
During our services many visitors
were present.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE PALMETTO LEADER
i 77".~~
3M0RY
KT
K
B
ml
jur dear husband, father and unci
cop and awoke in glory two yeai
sunlight of your memory.
F._L. CAROLINA. Wife
Children and Neices
ST. J A.MLS A. M. E. CHURCH
Kev. Wm. McDonald, I'astor
The business part of our thii
quarterly conference was held c
June l'Jth at H p. m. with-our e
fieient presiding elder. I)r. W. 1
L. Clark, in eharjre. Aftei devi
ions \vi re conducted by Rev. I
A. Gamble, pastor of Willow Gro\
,-ir. uit. we went into the quarto
The r eport,, showed much increm
it each depaitment and that $d0
.">? had been collected since 11,
.'nd quarter. ,\Ve have paid in fu
II of our claims thus far. Or
presiding elili r was pahT in ful
as usual; The loyal members at
\ii im-y are asKed to <lo. Wit
anxli>us to play t' eir part ip wlu
1 ?l?vri DMam-v. K. .lohnsoi
(ai n-< .lolirrrui. Fvatik Kenned
r>nd Sisters kiltie OreH. Katie S?
1 o111 i .11. Mary I'lielps, Lota 'Chpisl
W'iilielniiria Woodson, and Kstell
. Tot.nsoi), siuvess is ours. ?
S nuTav niorainy. .June 22iui, tt
irr'jiitn elder preached from S
\T;i . 11 JS :!d. >>; 11>?!;j\ tiitriit "I"1
pit a< Ih'.i from lhe '27th 1'saln
."?t}i vcist- A crowd wa*. present :
both sffviit.*-. A - .usual -the aut
iehre was stirred fiom fli pulp
a t:.- p.,cr. Mis. flails wave i
- <) , vci'v t iifiui ajiing remark
I'-v. Mel?. uald is'a pastor wit
:.si? a - i.tj knows how to woi
.1 i lite h'fe?t e''TT|p-tn' tho clnircl
Wt .tic prowl of our presiding
-arr and -pastor and pray thatZlhc
-ttH ttvc many years to rend<
i vice. Several visitors were prei
m. foiiit' agaiir. visitors' are a
wavs wi 1 coined.
Misses '.Intrude Honey and 0
iia IMndps who are spending the
\Ai 'tiip in Ashtoille. Hendersoi
. t no?Flat" ttoc k", X. ('., ai
hoi e ftp a few days and repo.
h. t they must return and finis
' lie vaeatiuii they are enjoyiu
tr niirh.
WIN NSIIOKO MANS
1?\ Manse I Koss
f unday stlioul opened at a
hi relies Koiula-y-4H?mtflg?at t\
e al hoar finding all the tea el
at. their respective posts.
The Sunday school lesson wi
I !" ;.util'uHy discussed llv phi
class-.
Mr. Willie CJi'eiM of N'cw Je
sey, is here airnin to the deligl
f i'i- yi and parents, .Mr. and Mr
(iiioire Traim. His stay i* indef
nite.
Miss Willie Woodard ot No
Jersey , returned .there, last Sat^r
' day where she will resume hi
work. She was accompanied by h<
I mother, Mrs. Esther Moore, ai
. her three brothers.
Mis. Mary Wright, who ht
beer in the Columbia Hospital f<
liua weeks, i,, home again to tl
rielir"ti( of her many friends. \\
' 11 1 ?pe lor her a speedy recover
T ose on the siek list r.rtb__Ml
J 4 Mil I +-+tSTTf5T!T7TTr,s. Perry, at
.Mrs. f.illian Smith.
Mb Willie Sfarks has return*
r-r'Viv'.". after having spent a wet
i I'mnsylvaiiin with Iris.. nuitiui
I I i .-ports an enjoyable trin
rt?Py-Tf. and Mrs. W; A. Ross ar
( mi'y spent an enjoyable day_:
1 f'rrmn last Sundry at the home <
A r, lnd Mrs. Harry Tucker ar
iml Mi;s._,iVjbiOU Jeter.
A inference of ministers, con
j> ;i1: y leaders, JH Club officer
I a ml farmers, was held at the Fa
i field county training1 school la
Saturday. Mr. D. G. Bolton, Ji
presided, assisted "by Miss O.
C bis holm. The theme of the pr
gram Was, "Defense Through Go<
'Firming rnd Rural leadership
Mr. G, F. Pntton f white} made tl
v.nri -ng address. Every ono seen
el to hnv enjoyed the conferen.
dTTWiehslyr. A very Targe and
soirii g crowd attended. '
i See master Eddie Hall for yoi
copy of the Palmetto Leader,
Saturday, July 5, 4941
Classified Advertising
Column ?
Special Notices. Caul* of Thunlta
Memoiiiams, Birth Announcement*
Marriage Announceheiits. etc., ar
charged for at the rate of 10c P?
tine. Cash must r<cjnrany th
-<ier. Minimum charge V.'g.
M KMOB IA M
In loving memory of a derr
husband and a devoted father, Mr.
William AT. Oliver, 1012 Punning
Street, Wilmington, N. C.T 'who
departed this, life July 1, 1910.
(lore is that face we loved so dear. "
?Ls?that?voice -Wv?U?v>d?to?
hear,
Too far away foi sight or speech;
Ku| not tn() far -for thoughts To
roach.
Deej) in our hearts lies a picture,
1 Of a love , one laid to rest,
In memory's frame we shall keep
it; . ,
niuiii.u lie u.i'?une tinning?rtTc
? best. *
Hie rolling stream of life rolls or,
? But still that vacant chair
Ret ails the love the voice and the
Cherry smile of one who once sat
there.
Although one year has ipassed
""" Idkdlliy, i '
We are lonely for you, yes every
day.
we miss your happy voice and
smile,
And your love which made life
more worth while. ?
e, Yo[ur yoi>th.ful presence 1 i It e
s sunshine,
Made life refreshing- and- -divine.
We pray for strength in this hard
test,
To keep "believing, "God knows
Best."
We sadly miss you,
? Rovvena Oliver, Wife
I Wilveria and Gwendolyn,
Daughters
II In Memoriam
>n
f-.. ?.
i. - r
1.
it BEVERLY N. KOUNDTREE,
I- to the-" sacred nKiuory of our beit
loved son tTrfil Brother, who died
is July 7, 1939.
s.
h Vour gentle face and l-alitnt smilw
k With sadness \vt? recaih??
h You had a kindly Word fur each
I- And tiiod iH'invmi uy--tUkr-?-?
X Two yea-rs?ae-o-t-o-devy jt-^1 t\v?r?
jr Since Beverly fell asleep;
s- We bow 'neath the tc.4: God's will
1- be done,
In His arms our darliny He'll
e- keep. . fl
it Loving,
Mother, Sisters Unci jFather.
'}j WKST B1 V, *S. ('.
iff The Y. I'. S. T.
? St. /\nnV Mission
We had a line time Sunday. The
house was culled to order by the
11 president. The meeting was opened
-with all singing "1 come to the
Gulden Alone." We then had the
is Lord'jj Prayer and the creed. The
minutes of the lust meeting were
then read by the secretary.
rlt
In our meeting we elected 'two
ft. girls to itrcrk after the altar in the
iv .church. They are Misses Jessie
Lee I'.nd Coruine Kelley. We also
v had two victors, Miss Rebecca
r~ Gleaton and Miss Mary Brown of
ei ? ? ,
^ Cayce, S. C.
We are very proud to say that
one of our league members,- Miss
)r Jessie Lee Kelly, won the scholarie
ship to attend the Young People's
fe Conference aj. Jenkinsville the last ^
week in July. The Bishop jient^iL????5
^j TexT^rmr^nnrwjr7 nu- only colbred
person to win the colored dioceses.
d Orrc of out ITTeOfbers, Miss Maude
Jefferson, went tp Charlotte. N. C.
to spend a while with Mrs. I. M.
id Martin. We wish for her a ^leasil
ant trip.
On |as^ Sunday oul^rector, Rev.
Williamston, was with ussand was
ii- the guest speaker for that day ^
He talked to usabout his home
,r town, West India. We were very
irlo/l t f? Vi u Vi i i vi o ? >/! o/\ww? - C il
FS1*"4 w ...... ?IIV1 rwiiif ()1 trif
j member,, from St. Luke in Coo
lumba. WV hope that they will
^ corao again soon. "* *
^ We wen* vi'ry fflad to have with
n. us for tho past two Sundays, our
OL old secretary, nurse DuRant, who Jt
is in training at Good Samaritan
Waverley Hospital, Columbia, S. C
Sara Lee Sanders, Reporter
' i * . .. a'a- ' v ?v. 1*^1 >(fete