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Suturday, July 5, 1941 'Reverend A. H. Prin< * vWith Degree From H Charlotte, N. C.?Reverend A H. Prince, Joint Field Repreaer tative of the Hoards of Christia Education and National Mission in the Presbyterian Church, U. S A. was honored with the degre of Doctor of Divinity by Johnso C. Smith university, his alma m Wr -afc?the?com mencemcnt Jim 11th. ~ Rev. Mr. Prince is perhaps th youngost of tbe-Alummis ever t .receiye this degree irqm the U'v versity. He finished in 1927 an -r- pursued a course at MeCormic " J\ heological Seminary, Chicagt and then took up the pastorate c the Brooklyn Presbyterian churc Charlotte; where he 'served Tc more than ten years as one of th most successful ministers in th denomination. He has now sup? vision in the Atlantic synod co\ ering South Carolina, Georgia an Florida with 119 churches an more than seventy-five ministeT and workers. He is married, hi wife being before marriage Mis Susan Peacok of Wilson, N. ( ?- He has two daughters, Susan Cc ?ette and Dorothy Mae, LATTA BIBLE SCHOOL r- JnsC ar while ago the Comniur itv Vacations! Bible school eTospi It opened June 167! 941 at At drews Methodist church, Latta. The school was divided into , Beginners, Miss Vera McBrid and Miss Elease Fladger, teacl ers; 2. Primary, Miss Illene M< Rae and Miss Bernice Mace instru ^"^hca arid Miss Inez Piatt, traine rand pidnist. Mrs. 'P. M Gibbs chief pedago and principal. Mrs. Ruth Johnso assistant and vice principal. R John C. Gibbes, publicity annour er and manager. The school started each mornin 8:30 and ended on 11:30 a.m. Th ages-of students attending range from four to fourteen years. Th teachers claimed that all the pi pils were exceptionally gleefu hearty, sociable, lovable and pn envious. 85 smart lively boys an girls of all hues resembling brief period, learners and teachei handsome nosegay. During th dwelt , studied, played and san tijoYrether, there was created sue p.* strong attachment, and pffec Jition for each other, until each on was loathe and distress to see an experience .the parting ai d clo? ing day. '?-? -? **""?? TIlP innl'l'ir Ifrvlilirr #* --vl mile and more to the Bible schot and their average number per da was seventy five. When we tab into account that all of thes youths are farmers children, wh in the thick of crop production, an the demands for all these littl aJiands were extremely needed, \v Pwcre fully gratified and satisfie with -the-- cooperation, - "sacrific they made to give their childre his exquisite training,, and prec ious time. . Many of the instructors hav had previous knowledge in the V _cation?Bible -school,?thus nrakin the hranchfta- taught and studle the easier imparted and impress ed.. The subjects were mem oris my Bible verses and chanters. Th norms Prayer.' Various met graces. Children Songs. Bi'ol ious morals. Games such as_jae stones and other stories of relip stories. sail bag, rope dancing ? baseball, etc. _ h Mrs. P. M Gibbes wich excej .ional talent fo teach and admir istrate in school and educations affairs especially among the youn folk, taught the. te-aehers of-schot the recent boog published by D Henry P. Van Dusen entitle "Met odistn World Mission". Certified es will be given these teachers e Horsed by our great Me+hodis C h u rc-b? Ed ti cation a 1 authorities. r_ Unanimous thanks, i ml unahat ing appreciations wove revileand expressed to the m ine pa Mrs. Phyllis'-Mouxon Giblx's. fo her brilliant addresses, able ir -truction, and learned but simp) ^ planner in which she conducted th ^Rechool and supervised the eritir "" ' time"" with LU matvhiess?progrtnv ohn C. Gibbes Till-: MINISTERS' WIVES ALLIANCE The Ministers' Wives Alliance o the city met with Mrs. J. W. Rub inson. Mrs. Elliot conducted th devotions, Mrs. Chappelle, pre si dent. Two ladies joined us, namely Mrs. Francis Core and Mrs. W. li BJwman, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, by th request of our Resident, mad /glhese ladies welcome. The Ministers' Wives Allianc is doing much to help the less for tunate of the city. Nurse Nelson home is the milk and clothes sta tion. It is her delight* to distribut fliese things over the city. Mrs. Bessie Clark, one of ou members, has organized an ar elub, which meets each Tuesda evening on Allen's compos. Com and learn how to make beautifu ^fehings. Mrs. Maude McCellan, our ef ficient secretary, is always 011 tli job to help put the program ovei We were dellghte'3 ?0 Tiave Mrs Powe present. At the close of th meeting the hostess served a de licious buffet supper. We ad ^JourQpd, to meet in _July at th Biome M Mrs, Flla Mae Owens v 1620 Rice St. ; > i "T .... _ , _ _ 1?' :e Honored .^ Eis Alma Mater ^Baptist Financial ? King of Columbia e jfl H IB j^Hnj "W h iiB B AH IS The Rev. W. H. Neal a grudu17 tegs the"youngest pastor In CoT. turn bin raised" $500.00 last Suni (lay at First Nazareth Baptist church. This is the largest a1, mount ever collected in one "rally e in Columbia by a Baptist church i- in many years. This news editor was his classmate several years ic ago fn summer school at Orangerr burg and the 'Rev. ~Nrnt~~w:is on?>r of the leaders erf his class. Rev. Neal is also principal of a school g in Sumter county and is making n good in the classroom as a teach/. <?r. i'c Columbians, irrespective of denomination are singing his praise and the Palmetto Leader force ie wish aTT why bad a hand In raisd ing this fund much success 'and ie Hope other Columbia churdhes will l- take lesson from Nazareth, eon1, -'rogation and pastor, then fol? ow suit. a Tl\ PHILIP A. M. E. CHl'RCB s Rev. T. H. Weathers. Pastor e g Sunday school opened'" at B' b /clock by the assistant Supt, .Mr Henry Johnson,, Jr. after which o 'lie teat-hots took charge of tin d lifferent classes. The lessor, was - v ? ( 11. ' t. .. -MM.-. rtiti nt'i tiusts w<m?trre wmt-r. -i-n*J' Rev. Taylor. Kvcry one seemfed to y iaw Hijoyed the review. e There were a fe\y visitors with e s in Sunday school. Mrs. Cl aries ^ Rener Green of Bit; Bethel, (icuigc" own; Kev. and?Mrs. Taylor and e hildren of Columbia. S. C.. and Mi's. Annie Robinson and son. T. K. Robinson. Mr. McKinlev Scott e ind Mr. Kdward Scott, all of Mt. I?4foti Baptist church, Kaslowr, S C. We were very trhtd to have then: mil yvisb that thev will -so+ai "ebintr iprain. Tluyy- hinde'some lovely re -- -narks to tin Sunday school. j ?After Sunday schotd we had . piiitual prayer service rendered by Mr. Kdistor Devoiix and ? Ibers e 'Ve th.ii went into our love feast 4] which the Christians seemed to e have enjoyed, Sunday being Misu -nonary day. Rev. Tavlor nroaehed 77 '"or th.e Mis -Jionary. TTe t .lus rt 'ext from Kxodus 12:21. "Then Moses eirttrrl?fnr all the elders of lo 1 ., ;.i i I. ... . ,i....... ty (i<Mt S**"' IIM'IH, Ui ll'V ut ; ihI take you a lamb according o yoi:r families an<| kill tor the isissbver. ' Row Taylor preached a sou! stirring sermon. Our hearts were made to feel triad while Rev. Taylor pleached the. word of God. 'After preaching collection was raised. ' There \\as a least at the home Hoard, Mrs. Bessie Squire, SunIs y evenifig. Different kinds of ood were served. Rev. Taylor, his wife, and ehillren, and Mrs. Charles Letter Green were there slso. Everything: was ni e. r,very>ne enjoyed themselves. On Sunday evening Mr. Joe F. Murray, Willie Choice, Ji., Na thsmiel Choice, and Mr. Tony Mc(!rav of Weil'iri.finl.t SI (' the afternoon pruests of Rev. T. II. f Weathers and family. On Sunday night Rev. Weathers preached. His text was taken from [. St. Matthew 4:11. "Then the devi) r deaveth Him, and behold, angels ' came- and ministered unto him.'" He preached a soul stirring ser. e mon. 0 On June 21st. Mis. Hallia Wea^. tiers, 'he'wiiV of Rev.-T. H. Weathers, and her two grr.nd children e little Mary Alice Johnson and Cole Eugene Wilson, left for Washing'.on, I). O. to spend a while with her daughter, sons and daughterin-law. We hppe she will have e ploasant drift). M't^T Alice W. A. Ramsey of r .Vedgofiefd, S. C? is spending a while with her son-in-law, Rev Weathers and her grand children, V until her daughter returns from & Hie cfty of "Washington, il We have nuit.e a few numbers and friends on the sick list and are hoping for them a speedy recovery. c Mr, Johrrsrm and Mfcsr _ Florence Robinson were married t Saturday- evening at * o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robinson by his 0 pastor, Rev. T. H. Weathers. We " hope for them much success. I- Mamie E. Hirvton, Reporter * SUBSCRIBE FOR " ' THE PAT ME iTO LEADER -4 - ? ... AIKEN NEWS Friendship Baptist Church Rev. M. M. Peace, Pastor -?East" Sunday was a big day at Friendship Baptist church. Sunday morning Rev M. M. Peace preached a wonderful sermon as usual. His subject "Seen Here and There". Everybody enjoyed celebrated St. John's Day with Dr T. It.- Duckett preaching the sermon. 'His text: We are workefs together with God. Mrs. Duckett and Mrs. Diggs came over wittr Dr. Ducjkett and were guests i n the home of Uev.v and Mrs. Z. "Tow use 11 (h Rev. Townsend i s Master of Dickinson Lodge and assistant nastor of Friendship ehurcli under Rev. Peace, the pas tor. On Sunday night notwithstanding the downpour of rain, we had splendid services with dhe~"acCessiou and a collection of $19.00. JVIrs. Winn made a splendid re~ port from the Woman's State convention. _ Bethlehem" Baptist Church Rev. R. W. Winn, Pastor CvonUmrltU TU? 3 vJtuilitcvinc-;?XI I*T OUjJl, uptriltfU Sunday school at the usual hour, th<^ lesson was beautifully discuss ed with a good many present. The Sunday school has planned _ 11 -picnic, pretty soont but-time andplace are undecided. Classes 2 and 4 raced with each other in class offering and rallied to break the tic. No. 2 class?carried on.it the opponent. On next Sunday the Sunday _ schuol have?the~pleas~-"~ lire of rallying against each other for the benefit of the picnic. We trust that the affair will be of a _ grand success. ? Jeroline Holden reporter for Sunday school activities. The Pulpit Aid club will sponsor a Lawn social the first Saturday evening from 5:30 until 9. All come and enjoy a cool afternoon. The Sunday School Mission and plans tor a Kcd White and Blue contest for the second Sunday ev ening. We are kindly asking for each member's support. Mr. Willie-Strother of Corona, N, Y. is home visiting his mother, Mrs. Hattio Strothers. The many friends of Celia Jack son weih- glad to see her back in town. Wesley Methodist Church _ .1 Suiulay selnyol was- opened at the usual hour with teach* i-k?fttriheir po.sC _11 :00 A.M. the pastor Relive red a soul stirring sermnn from' .fudge 7:21, "theme: Stand in My- Spirit. t>:00 P.M. the Young People's club met. Plans'We're also made for the Va ration Bible class. Rev. Harold O. Minis, pastor erf. Xurt'h Greenville charge, has "hnrgo of thd~ revival meeting. He preached some powerful sermons last week and will preach this Week. The Vacation Bible class will open July 11 and will run for ? eriod of two weeks. Cum he eland A M V Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor Sunday schoul?was opened on time by Supt. D. A. Jones, who is ever faithful to his post of duty. A brief discussion of the lesson was had, and much enthusiasm was manifested. Divine service began_ strictly at 11 o'clock by the pastor who is thorough going. After the devotional part of the service the pas tor ascended the rostrum and delivered a burning message from the text "The harvest truly is great, but the laborers uire few" etc. Everyone expressed himself as being benefited by the sermon. . There " fm.ii.in night on account of the heavy down porur of rain. This was the fitst time this year that we were I shut completely out of any of our services. In this we feel that we have much to be thankful for. Monday was the pastor's birthday. A regular birthday contest was had. Kach person was to guess the pastor's correct age. The one guessing the correct age was to receive the first prize. The on coming nearest blow, the second prize, and the one nearest above, the third prize. i nose wn0 guessed the same thing had t<i compete with each other for the prize Eight persons had to compete for the first prize; five for the second, and three for the third. This was very interesting. When it was all over, it was discovered that Prdf. S. P. Bradby, the Head of THE PALMETTO LEADS Look Who Is Coming - - ~ # TO CLEAVE CHAPEL CHURCH JULY 13. 4:30 P.M.; TRINITY C. M E.CHURCH 8:30 P.M. One of the South's d eal est singerS* and church worker.-;, in person- the Mrs. Marie Rinnnn-ns "oT" Augusta, Ga. gregatiun where ahe has iy>puuv M 1{S M \ Riled. She lias that type of training that-makes all singers famous. She is known to be the b< >4 solo, ist in the State jof Georgia. Mrs. Simmons is a mem her. ui. juim. of - the -leading -Baptist cRuTch'es of the City of Augusta. Gn.; a member of the musical On<>ir. a teacher of the church school; a member of the Missionary --.-aSchotield institute, was tin- win-i ner of the first prize; Mrs. .Matil-i da McFarland, the- seeon.i ami ' Miss Bertha Taylor, the thud. 1 Preceding the contest a well' prepared ami rich progini.ii was gotten up by brother If. A. J?>nes, the head steward of the church. . Singing?by?chuir, A4i?Ha:l- rrrrPower of Jesus' Name; S rinlurc reading Rev. I.. K. Ginn, past-n ? f Emanuel Presbyterian church. Hivocation, Rev. Hey ward Holland; Greetings, Prof. J. C. Sirnim>ns_rif Bettis academy; Address. Mrs. Eva Blackburn, -N.Y-^A. he rut; Solo ' Prof! Z. Townsend, principal of the- graded school; Reading, Mrs. Carrie B. Smith. Comments, Pruf k. li. n ix," priori pal of the school ;?l (li-nnilKvilin-!-- Itniim m.?nnrl CTc" " chyrch, Mn i\- I^ViT^TVrTjorth Carolina Insu ranch' agent.': solo, .Miss LMffia" Walker: Remarks by Prof. H. A, Brook*r~orlitnr of the Aikefi Journal; Keynote address. Rev M. M. Peace, nastor of Friend ship baptist church, city. Closing remarks bv rhe pastor. This was onejjpfnbo mn'st if not the most, colorful even! of its kind ever transpired in Aiken. It was sufficient almost C> bring the dead back to life. Surely it las so animated the pastor, until he naturally will feel ten years vounper. Several-oral -v-h- fetkeffts -were given the pastor,by the members-and friends as tokens of. their esteem which tl:e\ have for him and the services. lie is rendering tfhe community. Thus nncco/l + ?* r .i.iw M \ llfll* 111 the most colorful, int.ting, inspirational .and far"if.nTnnir event that has ever happened in Ctimberlan.i church. Aside f..,m the other gifts, a neat purse was presented the pastor. ST. ST KIM! KN NEWS Sunday school opened at usual hour with the "opt., W r.. Matthew's, and teachers at theii posts of duty-:?TTrt' ilas-.os Were combined and taught by Sunt. Matthews. The lesson \\a- discuss t?n uii,i Mtwiwhi in Mi'cn pii ioyed by all. Our Sunday school is beginning to grow. We were certainly glad to see so many young people out to service. We are hoping that they will continue. Sunday was the fifth Sunday. -Mrs. S. Million, president of the missionary ladies meeting, and the Supt.. Mr. H. E._MaltheWs, asked the young people to render a short program. Miss Ruth Mayhanks was mistress of ceremonies. Mr. Joe Myers made good remarks about the young people, l.'rof. \. Davis gave a fine talk to the young people. Mr. 11. Davis, Mr. X?lixyiUiL. j. Miss J. Wallace, and Miss \. fiio< n lifted our offering. Nits. S. Millton then thanked the emir rogation and |visitors. You are welcomed to attend our church at aH tinips. On the sick list.are. Rev. E. McQueen, Rev. J. Millton. Ltttte Etfna Mne Williams is [ spending the summer wtt^ her atmt in Whit^vilTe, X. C We hope ' for her an enjoyable vacation. SR ? : ? tv and a member of the Simmons j i Sacred orctr'fsTf a and seevetary erf i the Kcho I'rinting Co. Along with Mrs. Simmons the orchestra will appear in conceit | ft is composed of some of the best talents in the ficl?J of music in the Statu of (Je-ulgia,- This wrH~ ~ he one </f the itroatcsT concerts field afc-Ch-tiees f'hjipel church All members and friends ate exp.ccLed lu come to this program! l'iof. Simmons the mana/. r and ^ ?" : SIMMON'S din dor -of tlie_.s)iT'hestra is well vcrsi'il iu readings that hold his listeners spiTI houndT ~ Other" jneinbers of the iiand will rendei -msteunnntal numbers and solos. a. This gToTTp trrH appear att leaves Chapel July 13th 4:30 p.m. and Trinity C. M. E. church a! s:3U p.m. I i MOKE, Ml). NEWS jJ\" Mrs. Eoulse Gore Uou^'asb ,i i.v ( . 11. A, Socu-ij listener, to a inoii June 30 at 3:30 p. in. oj hi'., leiisii. 1 irom Alt. i'leasant dun cn in East liaiLimorej itos. ii'iiij JarksDie i""Y'dent) ?a": i lit?tiiori ioio?Airs.?LUiu ^ > ol.A oil M I S. 1 vol! ISe GufC i < ?iiu ia>?j is secretary. i i.i- j weiroiiie address was de:..?it.i oy Airs. Marv Green. re h> iicv. M. \V. Mulley and m:;. i--. (."ujlection, i'J.tto. ' un-out .- i c k list arc, Mr. George ilili, Mi.-. 1'ciiny J antes, Rev. Mar hail I'Ji.'.u'is, 20i Iv. Schroetler St. . . ,M rs. I.Liia. iialsvy- is aWe -to be hi; auain alter b.iny ill for sevi fr S. S. S. Club met with Mrs. ... I. ; li ' IfHtimn;>ltr-\V. Mulberry" -l-f*??nTret itiii" will be at i";ll:..uii St. with Mrs. Alice_ _ ?! * *IH I?* hi . ? Mt. HiliroTi Schedule lor Sunday i. } i -rant. Mrs. Blanks G:h ; lis'." a. m.'. preaching bv _ ' ' l'-in I. ( p. in.. B. V. \>. UT ' i Mis. I*ii\ 11 is Midgette; S ; i i I.'i.v .1?V Frrrthrrd I'l Miu ' So: in- '"ieli! Baptist church, W.i-i *!i"_r "ii. I?. t'.. through Thursday night. (hi Tliui-'lay. niuht. .Tune 26. -at Ml i!<-lnon ikrptist church Rev. I .i'\i is l.'i't i'/erl two ladies. Miss Ar.ell ( 'h i ry t'i'Hil Chester. South Cjt-I <1.1 :r;a. \v ilhllil-ville A. M. J*, church aivi _Mi?Jli_ Wilson from Ohio. Mr. a .l M i -?S-vfvbvler .-Mea'Fs."" I'Jny l-.d: '' n 1 n Ave.,* had for t r. ir uti' -i-,.. Mrv. aad Mrs. A. M." ("hue. .Ir. and Mrs. I.otiise G. Douglas : nd M'-s l.ir/.ctta N'eal. Mi. Harvey llennart, Mrs. Bet ie Sh IW, Miss Dodds. R. Shaw. Fames Shaw. Jr.. and Miss Hona NYw Voi-tr rpy M).,fnrrrl 1'1'w \ " XTTTTTi ( andina to spend a while with their mother and fat Ihw. Mas.- -I'll vllis Vk.IIv.o ? i is a Dip ii ;i; hw?"??? ,, ?i?, i toners. SI*. wr?, 1 ' '"^er at.the time. "eii.-st "Ji! . . Bon'Us Wn? thf> p.. , i y Afis, Ruth P .Sun.lat, Shn ?a(, _ . ' I*s.itif stav. ,'7i,r ? n?.?i?w (1f. Af ) >'. Daise Af'i i tr. u, " tot Af..n<fay. Htath \\ OODUl Ff. S. L. .New ISetht'l News K\ Mrs. 10. J. Parks < (Inneh si i \ ire was fine Suni!:iv 11iirl11. Ke\ .Matthews, pastor I f>t I- ivirr' t hrmrh bromrht to us I -a niessaire. His tVn-nu- was, vI'l.i. imr Baseball." Mrs. Mamie I.iis'er if Birmingham. Alabama. is visiting her sis r < i.i ! Ki many friends her-*. , W e ;-v son y toMearn that Mrs. M. K. !? urers is now in the hos- < mlal. also Miss .Jimmie Lee Cromw. W e h-,pe (hoy so.m will rei over. . ?Mi?ArTtmr Anderson and wife, aei.-or. i>- oi d by Mrs. Mtrmte Lus- . tel . m< lo' ?'d to Spartanburg where they if-- ' the hospital also tho 1 I t.a ,,f their sister. Mrs. Annie j M.l'i'h Refers. M-s. A. Stoddard is seriously ill. ' Mr. ;.nd . Mrs. William Henry | (><!i m of P-thoit. Mich., is vtsit- n iter their "Cnnd mother, Mrs. Oar- 3 ih Winn who is sick at this time. L We hope for her a speedy recovery. BAPTISTS PLAN <51 AT ROCK HILL, S. C Dynamo Campbell, Cor. Sec. And here it is. The Committee of Program Planning for the State S. S. and B. T. U. Convention?has just released the most advanced"proyram -of its-khnl -ever to be released for tho ?itnt...u.yda ?-w-to?ft- trtr-Pri"rid^hip' college, Itoch Hill. Wednesday, July IG-1'J. Tho moo tin?e opens, -with the Vmith Conference at " which time many of the leading white and .Vegro educational leaders will appear. Dr. R. C. Barbour of Nashville, Tenn., is the principal speaker. . . Wednesday night, July 1G "The Battle of Songs", a vivid portrayal of the many types of songs will l>o civen?tinder the direction of Mrs. P. J. Campbell, noted gosnel song leader and director, Choirs from every section of the _ liile will take?part?AS 'WeTI ~tl* leading soloists. up into six conferences in which the problems facing the vn'-;mir age levels will he discussed uridei the direction of leading educators as follows: Miss Viola Chapman former Dean of Women, Hamp ,<jii uiMiiuic. will lea/I tlin wnmor section.. The men division will he load by Prof. W. J. Bobo. The earl division will be led by Mrs. G K. SharpeV'R.N. The bi/ys seetior will be lead by "Dr. L. W. I/ong M.I). The Leaders conference will be directed by Dynamo Campbell Anion? the noted educators anc leaders?wtrn tiTTl He Her.rd arc Dr. J. J. Starks. Dr. J. P. GarGaudy. Dr. Shelton Plielps, Dr, rick, Dr. 11. IT Butler. Dr, C F R. G. McFarlan, Mrs. M. K. Howaid." Mrs. Sallie Collins, Mrs Bessie Pinson and hundreds - ot others who are experts in theii fields. .? This Ts the finest gathering ol Negro Christians t<? be found any where in America. The expected attendance if 3,000. Ample provision has._be?i 1ng~"on fhV campus is $2.50. Cit> made for4.000. Board and lodgboard is $1.00 per day. Write Dynamo Cambell, Aridersor S. C. for details. | LAl'RKNS NEWS St. Paul Baptist .Church Rev. L. B. Moon, Pastor _-Suru-ay nchool begun at the' usual hour with the Supt7 and teachers at ttit-ii' post.*.?Br-T: began ;u the usual hour. There will be a quartet procram at St. Paul on the 9th of July, sponsored by Mrs. Hunter, I SPECIAI ? iumw"OI.J to Every P fc The Palm vng^BBBi si?1^^^^ 3l! H Would You Like I 3x5 FT. AMI N?| As a reader of this paj p~' an amazing opportun W large "Stars and Stx V11 durable cotton bunti sewed stripes. Stars : ?j||i on a rich, blue back; flag, when opened to i measures FIVE feet lot * OUR SPECIAL Showryour neighbor* "and proud of it"? on every American ,*4 flag can be yours nov paper ? at the very 98Of mailed POST1 _ 5*^ ?'' k j|| Tiat^onkg &t "APE R S I?? THE PAEMETTi 8T Wteie Mn<^ mf one ?j roar 5 I tpeciel Reader'* offer price of f&sfM a S3!ifa ADP*E$* mm tiQ _ * * 4 . Page Pl?i {EAT GATHERING ., JULY 16-19 and .Mr. Jonathern Mi IN. Thy' ' quarU-ts will be from J>i<ai*lai)*' bur#, McCorniick, Laurens, Waterloo. Come out and hear tlienr M rs.^MaAtTT Williams has re" turned home after spending sever - -nl?tvoekr in Hnra < iraruhr -pHnnda 1 ?' " with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clavon Pitts of Florida, a. Mrs. Charlotte Thompson entertained as her quests Thursday afternoon. Miss K ?s.e Shepherd, Mrs. ..Mary Khepk' 'd <.f N'ew York .? and Mrs. Clara Ihndy. We are sorry to report the Jeu^i f Mi s. .Mary, Gnrett. Miss Mary Shepherd of Poet.e-t_ >'. N. Y.. ha., I) --i-ifine p.., ter. Miss Rosa, here fof the past two weeks."Mrs. C lara I> -ri<I\ . Mrs Charlotte Thompson. Mrs Hattie . Golden and Mrs. Berth;, Fi.'.ky r were anionjr those entertaining ^Tlss-Shepherd durinir her ?tu\ in l_ our eity . ? ' i Mrs. Kloise \Vrij?ht Nash i.?j_ 1 . ri no I in 111 o i ,i .in..??yy " j |.. ^ i ton aftei visit iny her fami'lv ar.d friends. Mrs. f)i.\jin Miss |)i?.,n a:'}'Mrs Thompso'ti of Columbia were in ' hi r'l v t:, .t Tu, T~" j. i " ; "* ^ the Palmetto Leader'. B'-aui', < litest. ? Mrs -W . M ,Moiii:e n-ty rm-Mto ' her home on Jersev i^t. June 18 .. , ,1 .1 i I'll HI n UMI1 IlgUll I . I I * j Philadelphia. Pa . and" "Baltimore, Md. In Wa{<iiintrtu?; shi- \va-? the j house guest of Mrs. Minnie Caine . ~ Tind Mi's." t ImiiIk- Hom y Shi- :-t ti'U led tli - Jul- I.ou:- P aldx Pi'-ar fieri t and \-i?it?-?I nian\ nil.hi mi- _j . teresting 'places. ? Jrr Philadelphia she wars' the house guest of J-.er Mnu JlLa- ? ' neCTawfurd .^j>rTold and in' Balti 1 more stir- TVas the ho-tse, truest of Mrs. Ada Jackson. She attended * the graduation exercises at Mor| tran College where her cousin. AVi] liam F. Caine, was a graduate. Qn , j thrAvav home shespent .t w eek L '" Greenvill\vitiukar mirth-?. Mr? - i "Xnna Wilson. On June 2d -die. is . to leave for the mountains in middle western N. C. and will return ! home in"the fallr Miss Lillian Kikunl is home from an "' eighteen month stay in . the South Carolina Sanitorium J where she has underponfc success ful operations. Mi>. Ainu.. Iteas'.-v?m speonlttrg : a few Hiii-n?wkth?ht-r efs+ers?m Washington. D. C. ? Mrs. Minnie Rikard'a ion from Washington, spent th? \\et-k end with her. ? Mr. 'Joseph Williams i, i?covernor fl.,1',1 .. ?lli?li? 111 .. .... iV Jiifit?S9, * .* .,.,* ^ L OFFER I Reader of sz . pietto Leader 3 [RICAN FLAG? 1 >er, we are offering you iity to own a glorious, ipes". 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