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--?- -, - . - Page Eight Opening < Of Seal "TTiny BRAJ 4 7 "K!N<; OF THE Jl -I? AND HIS O T | ? Lit GREEN $ * TOWNSHIP A I - I COLUMBIA | dancing f) r: f~Adv. Tickets !i]7T~~ | At Door ? SI.20 ? | WHite Spectators ? 60 Cents #|t v i X > *fj Tickets on Sale at: X ijl THO.MAS Drug Store ; J GREEXLEAF Lunch |? J. J. LAW SON. Sponsor X T T . A IK FN XKWS |wi. Friendship Church News j bei Revrd'ainmre preached tuo \er inspiring "sermons Sunday in Rev. shi Peace'g absence. The pastor was ciu attending the National Convention :a> in Cleveland, Ohio. , hu The returning numbers anj visitors during the services were: se< Mrs. Rosa Weaver and sen. -an? Mr Branson Nicholson of Belt is Aca- we demy, Mr. J. W. Green, New York: im Air.-ClU-ie?W-ar+isoo : Mis??fe-H. Tti Wiggins Af Stoubonvillo, Ohio; am Miss Louise Belle Griffin. Mr. pla Anderson. Mr. Canaan. Mr L. II Brown. rtt Miss Gertie Ihan Nix ha,, re- it, turned fr?>m New Y rn!>o Miss \ .Mattie Belle Nobl-.s. Mrs. I.ucilc- i?._ Jefferson "f New York: Mr Levi }H IlarU'y who has returned?from Yp New York; Mis< Florence Kinl.y M of Washington. Ih ( Mi-s Alice u;(1 Alexander. .Mr. .In soph Perry, Mr. ( [ William l>iz, M r. William War-I.p ren. Mr. WilHa An.kr- .n and Mr. y?.i James Harden. All visitors are V;i a-lwr.y% woloomed.? Uht*?la .',*:; part;.?uh en?by?rh Vft Men's Ri otr.crhoed mi M<> mlay night?w-*s?iarcpAy attended?tmd\vas quite successful. v,1 Miss Manun Johns'n 1? ft Tin .'- c* day morning for Smith Uarolin State C .1K : . (Others attending college are: C.erttude M. ore. Mil- ch dred Washington. Jc.-so Hallmon. 'Ruth I.. Townsetid. Kdvth CumGertie Dean Nix. ^ \\ i ~XtUAIRIHIUAXD A. M. K . ^ CHURCH "i. Rev. .1. P. Washington, Pastor ie " T? - S feui.tiay ww n mgr. ua>?rm^Tim ^ "BerTamTT Ihe Sunday SchboT" \va.- .. Opened on time with the largest p attendance this year.' The lesson . > taught?arrrf reviewed by th jTj" pastor. Much light was thrown on the lessor bv the pastor who j , is quite an execute. The past": was loud in his praise ,,f the teach- t ?ii?h unh pioiiin f iip-^TaIfci<>ilili ?l iw ? terest manifested in the school. , "... . ho Divine service began on time with Mrs. Angcline Jenkins at the . t organ. After preliminary remarks. *. ' . no the pastor sole, ted his text from Hosea 4:0, "My people are do- t.(| stroyed for the lack of knowledge. etc." From this, he preached an ? * ' (\ 5 Sunday evening he brought us (JS: another message from Miroh 6:8. i Theme: "Some things God requir ,)f, es." No one can tell when Dr. Washington reaches his climax fui ffi. every effort seemg to l>e his best s until the next time comes. He seems to go higher and higher ir. u? f every sermon. The Pulpit A i el club had its regular meeting last Tii'sdn' m night in the Sunday School room P" ' M??H RrU-thn TflyTrtT, Its president;' ^ presided^ She turned Ihe invvel f~ over to Mrs. D. E. McGhee who ce> jame Rpi son WW 4^ tin DSHAW IE; ^ ?TTKRIU'GS" $ Re, rc h e s t r a ? |; ?FEATURING? & viv .{ ;?lt LiL GREEN f Z v mi ?The? !{! B. ?ln The Dark" Mama !? wh ltluehird Recording v 1 Artist t " 1 'fo?Monday Night X t,u X 1,11 Sept. 22nd ['DITORIUM |w . s. c:. | N'TIL 1:30 J pU' I ;mi TINY BRADSHAW i no. mo .! hold l hi* fort fur the ^fime* i ir. Miss Taylor lift last Friday bra Lit fur X+wv?York?Crty wtlor vi7 v. ill stay for a while. The woi inch will miss her presence, hut niii i her support. She is a one- St. mired percenter! *- ( The conjrrejration was triad to r>r: Mr. Johnny Lee Soabrook, and the I). A. Junes. Jr. in the mommy wa ship. These youny men spem C .summer in Charlevoix. Mich C. IV Di'uniisillf Viilin'r niirn .* w...*, ?..v .., the ihutvli ; ?o?!s ami has . ami i-e for them. T Miss Catherine Jones has re- tar -red?from New \ ork. and wat < p* the evening worship. ami ,v f v.vtv triad Ik have the follow- ( visitors in mil1 morning w eiit ?7 Mr. and?Mrs. IS. Wtlsor., Br< Alae Ilenrv Wiggins, Mrs. Ho y I., Colman. Miss Minn'e frit - i I'ir.kney, Dorothy Allen. } mease Piiiktuy, Ruth Townsend. one i1 Gwymlolin Ball. Come a^rain sjsi ng ladies. your presence is al- Ge; ? aeoeptable. Nq ?- 1N"I I- ]t>> pi- \1M N MteFf : in- A ikon .Mmi.-terx' Alliance -^1 ! s its meeting Tuesday evening. 1 ptember Oth. at 8:30 p. in. Tho "Ting \vlis held Tn the Sundry ^' li >ol room ?if Friendship Baptis* inch. Tito vice-president, Rev. fv (iinn. presiding. ^0I I ie minister;. are about finish'^vtth ?ffTtfit revival' meetings so' ' h w.in evidence fi'.rm the ^ r-v attendance on this regular I ting night. The Usual brief ll<' v.itiona! period was conducted ! I AC. W illiam Thit.Tcr"w^p li'naA e. apunimr- song. Tbr-scripture? ' - read from the 23rd T'sahvn ayer was offered by Lie. But- c ' The next?sung?was?fed?by- -yr iviinuunrn uraham, w^jich ? is. "On fhrist the Solid Rock Star.iTT1 Uz I lie mooting was turned ovei 'ho actintf president __ few brief remarks after which v ski d the soc-eetary to read the- ^ ogram for the evening. This was nc for information. Tho regular 3_ mtlilv duos were taken up at is time and tho brethren respond ^ readily to their name*. ^ Kach minister was asked to SU 1 .< a sketch of his Bunday serts whtcH was very inspiring to all. This keep* each minister 'ormod as to what each one is ing in his church. The time having ;i' i ivi'd for the "0n< iching of the Sunday School les- Su i, the appointee, Rev. J. H. Mcssiek was asked to come for- dei ird and teach the lesson. Rev. an Kissiek taught the lesson in les 1 .i i .? . L H-I.V < i nniiiiHc iirui (.nouRnuui oy inner. We afe clad to have Rev. cor . Kisxick litre in AiV?nT aw he aQ> <5 already proven to be a_lgyal ' mbef rrf" rlr^VTirnsterial Allian- prf Joi V aedicM Lhe?Rw, -R, W. Winn at this >e commended Rev. Jv H~. Mcssick for the good information a Kave as he taught the Sunday ' n>ol lesson. \ spiritual was sung, led by " S. J. Justice. Rev. B. T. Mar- a -extended to the alliance an in_ ^ i lion to attend his church's reul at Denmark, S,_X). Tuesday P . ,*r the third Sunday of this nth.. The actintr president urg- ^ each minister?ttr bear this" in nd and said "Let's help Rev P T. Martin in his meeting in ^ a lever way wcr can." """ c f Iinnr hiilng Inti it n 111"" "eraI consent that the sermon d the even ing be postponed until C r . t* J ? - lowowiug i uesuay evening, << l* program committee was asked tl lake notice and govern themres accordingly- ? n he program committee's report f< s read by the secretary. Rev. R. Winn. The report was received v ' adopted. a I'he business having been com- A t"d. the closing hymn was sung a 1 herrdiction pronounced by ja L???J^luwt-iee. We .rdjuunil'd' ~f meet the following Tuesday ning at the regular time nnu w ce. ? ? - tl KCONT) BAPTIST CHl'RCH ._ v\ NEWS f( Jinriay^wasrjr red letter day at F ocond Baptist church. Havimg n t closed a successful five nights val meeting with Rev. O. C ker. the noted evangelist and pel singer, preaching. Rev. n ; ker of Aumista. (la is a *ory 0 ng man in the minsterv. Each Tl !tt re brought to his hearers a ; r-cat gospel message and seven 11 sons were added to the church; ee for baptism. Rev. C. W. Turbaptized this number Sunday S riling at 10:30,'afterwards he S ached a great sermon, giving " barge to the new converts. F \t the evening service, we cole- hi itod the Lord's Slipper. Many P ting Deacons and members r?i present, also several visiting D isters. Rev. Turner spoke from a' iVinunew zt>:ou. ? )n Wednesday evening the a yer sendee was conducted by h sisters, A warm prayer service r< s enjoyed. ' S hi Wednesday evening Rev. O. ai Parker and Rev. Turner were ^ ner quests at the home of Rev. I Mrs. S. J. Justice. . g' drs. Mattie Hockdav has rened to Baltimore, M4. after ? ruling several days with Mr. I Mrs. Puller Williams. )n Tuesday, Mrs. Emma Holmes eitained at lunch Mrs. Helen j\vn of Boston, Mass. Mrs. lines ail'l Mrs. Brown are. uiflc of many years. - w Jr. Henry Moor spent the week 1 at home with his mother and ter, Mrs. Emma Moor and Miss rtrude Moor. He is in camp in it h Carolina Mm many frioniU- _ rhe girls and boys are leaving ry day for schools and colloc,es. hope for them success. PS LEY METHODIST CHURCH ^ P it f T?* V Tamionn I ' o e I /? a IVV I , A J. 4-4 AW U 111 liT'll , J U T I cr hurch \vas opened at the usual in* with teachers at their nost? duty, 11:00 a. in. Rev. Jamii_jTrT*acKed from St. Luke 14:17, me, "The Excuses we make." 1 At 6:00 p. m. the Epworth leag- N met." "1:00 p. in. Rev. Jamison deliver- ' -n wondertTTT Fm 7:46. theme. "Never, a man- . i.ke like this marr "^Visitors: Mr. e tlliam, Mines, Misses Vernell ^ Railing, Gvissie Mavldik Mrs. _ mini McCallum, Mrs'. Maggie ^ ive and Miss Willie E. KoRoy ' Mrs! Sarah Brown was funera- 0 ed at Mt. Zion Baptist church relay afternoon. Till' npllUMl roH!R 111 the " urch Monday night was enjoyed all. Interestipg talks were made Revs. L. PL Ginn, Washington d Townsend. The silver tea at the home of rs. Isaac ' Gadsden on Sunday iernoon was a success. A neat J n was realized. COPE NEWS ) Rev. C. C. Burgess,' Pastor Sunday, September 14th, was T v of the busy days at Macedonia 1 nday. C Sunday School was called to or by Bro. S. R. Connor. After ( interesting discussion of the son which was very ably tauprht 1 the pastor, prayer service was iducted by Bro. Elliott StevenTha pastor came forward and 'ached an excellent sermon from ihua 2:18, subject, "Scarlet x4 HE PALMETTO LEADER ?s Florii ircad in the window." We were E< 11 benefitted. The sermon was * ood for our souls. _ _ -jtU Mrs. Leila Harrison, Mrs. Emily 1st ummersL Mrs. Lillian Rowe and _? few others worshiped with us E unday morning. rt>n After the morning services the jjsj astor and members motored over ^U{ i Canaan to take part in their nj | '. M. and Y. \V. C. A. ThanksgivFig services. Rev. S. A. Kuncfies reached a powerful sermon from Ionian 2:14, "For none of us livuPf th, ""t" " Wi' wtc i' ell" 11"I'i1 sd. Till1 unill't program was won. rat^ erful. Mr. T. K. Bythewood of ! Lranpeburg, ami Mr. Johnny John- C0IT on were amonp the speakers of H he day. and Kvcrything was fine. Food was wet ot scarce. All present could have lie ?asted. ing Sunday night we bail song ser- "Lc ices led by the tots of Macedonia, Ret ml prayer service by the adults. jraj| ifter which Rev. C. C. Burpess j pain came before us and broupht ^Qj] u<!i|,p1 hi-fi j'Th11 inn whoii. t-fre- ' s'renpth lies." Subject, "What ill ye pive if I deliver Him to tee?" tro Mrs. Daisy G. Olliver and others o. shiperl witV-nsr-TlTey" 'spent a" ?w days with Mr. and Mrs. Wir ^ev 'orter and returned home Wed &a? esday a. m. at Asheville, N. <\ ^ pro BARNWELL'NEWS est. Second Baptist closed Sunday a r ipht with a very successful week ?0] f thankspivinp service. Quit.-?a p ew _of_LliG sister cburehe* -took ~ part in these services and the ftnfj le. tinps were successful numeri n ally, spiritually, and financially.* . Rev. Gentry Sinnns preached at . t. Potter's Baptist church, Elko. ei . C. Rev. H. B. Bush, pastor ur 'is text was taken from the 108t'i ^no 'salm, subject, "Oh Lord, my vou cart is fixed." Rev. Simnis is a ltu' rumisinp younp minister. - ? Miss Aubrey Dixson and'brother met avid Ryan Dixson, have returned He fter spending the entire summer the .ray from home. Miss Dixson was and summer school -student at At- the mta University, after which the (]eb ?st of her vacation was spcnt-*in j avannah, Ga. with her uncle and w^j jnt. Prof, and Mrs. M. S. Statey. ^ . [r. Dixson only had a chance > say hello to the home folks, and |U) sod bye, since he is a student at Sl7*e tate Collepe and had to leave im- Per tediately for?school. Raf Miss Mary Cecile Duncan has sidt ft for Voorfiecp N. and I. school ove here she attended last year. not Mrs. Ruby Snelling left Thurs- hee ay afternoon for New York City feel Mrs. Ojretta J. Hart spent the t]ra oek end is Winston-Salem, N. C. tot) ith friends. rap Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Russell -pju nnouncc fhe birth of a twin boy I nd c'irl September 14, 1941. Con- I | II iH 1 rntuiauoru to .vir. and Mrs. Kns_ . call ('ENTER RABUN NEWS bet Sundry was a be^utijPul day. ^'ea iuiulay School opend with- the t"T1 lupt. and teachers willing to be- I in worship. , pre After Sunday School, Rev. P. of . llarton brought forth a wonder- Th< ut message. It was enjoyed by .. ill who were present. He after- ' mrdj. attended a funeral. ! da\ The junior choir -is to render | -t nusic in ? program at New Beth- jtei olwre Bapth+t church Sunday night. MlMrs. Hattie Wilson of Lanford. ipciit the we?ek end wrth Mrs. we. Jelester Show" and family Sat Mosdames Delarian. Atnanda. X Ve.-.ley Sullivar., Richard, and Hat- Mr ie .Madden wer the dinner guests list if Mr. and Mrs. Luther Shaw Sun- rec NOTICE TO ALL ^ Date of expiration of stamped on your address This is for the purpose dant notice of the date y )ires. Postal Regrulatior n Advance of All Subsc )er will be discontinued a RENEWAL 1 ^0 THE PALMETTO LEADER 310 ASSEMBLY STREET COLUMBIA, S. C. Please renew mv snViaerintlen i 1 Year) $2.00. or (0 Month*) $1.26. Name . ... St. or R. F n. No. City ... State Id Antisc idie "Rochester" nderson Here With age Revue Sept. 26 kldie "Rochester" Anderson, owned comedian, will appear PERSON at the Township litorium, Columbia, on Friday it, September 26, through arguments with the Music Cor- p ution of America, mderson, the highly amusing ichuster"?of the Jack Denny r7S program and leatured star several pictures, is also an aclplished eccentric dancer. | Rochester's terpsichorean antics likeable, quickwitted comedy e acclaimed by critics and pub alike as one of the outstand- I highlights of the pictures ' i\*e Thy Neighbor," "Topper urns," "Buck Benny Rides An," and "Man About Town." 11 addition to the tremendous owing he has won .as m. rewult his film and radio work, Roch?r is remembered by many as alented performer in the theaHe appeard in several colli revues ami has criss-crossed country-many times on vauille tours?and ^nhrht?club cnements. Jndoubtedly the, foremost Neperformer of the day, Roch?r holds forth the promise of are entertainment treat for umbia patrons. ochester's hi! ararious _snake ce routine replete with turban baggy trousers in the Paraint picture "Man About Town" his stepping in "Love Thy ghbor," were somewhat of a prise to many of his fans who w -him only as the gravelled Negro valet on the Benny io show. ut dancing is no new developit~for the colored comedian, has spent many years before footlights both in vaudeville revue "and was well known on stage before his microphone ut. 'he "special" dancing shoes ch Rochester wears bear mute convincing evidence of the ufing" he has done. They are i 12, and little more than ups. The soles. are paper thin.Cged holes are worn along the >s from countless dragging* r waxed hardwood. There is the slightest suggestion of a 1 on either shoe. Rochester*^= t slide into them without hinnee and the soft and crinkled s flap about his ankles like the s on last year's scarecrow, y certainly aren't much good anything but shuffling?but n! how he does shuffle in them! iochester picked them up for ut $2 some ten years ago and s .them "congress boots." He ieves~that they are about 75 rs old, dating back to Lincoln's TTT n order to save wear 011 these cious brogans, he uses a pair 'doubles" during rehearsals. ? doubles cost him $20! -?!rs. Agnes Shell spent the ?ifnoon with her parents. Mr, and ' s. Stober Choice, Sunday, dr.. and- Mrs. 'Luther llenery" viaiting m Greenville last urday. Ve are ver.\ .',oiry to know that . Charles Sullivan is on the si>k . We wish for hitn a spoo l, overy. your subscription is wrapper each week, of giving- you conour subscription exis Require Payment riptiTTTTS. Your pafter expiration date. *LANK the PALMETTO LEADER for s 'riday Nite lei Field I | UH! UH !?H E | ROCHE $ JACK BENNY'S I And a c0mpl1 i frh>ay night, s ro w n s hi p a COLUMBI DANCING FRO I .{. Advance Tickets on Sale at X Henry's Beer Tavern, ^ ^College Inn, Eliza :j: Advance Ticket :j; At Door $1.00 plus 2 :j: White Spectators Ad\ X J. 0. MacDanu : BETHEL A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. .M. R. Hudson, Pastor Sunday v.as a beautiful day for all church goers. The Sunday Sc' iml. opened at the usual hour with the Supt. and teachers at their post,. of duty. Tlie morning service was largely attended. Local Henry Gilard delivered a wonderful message to \ us from Exodus 3:8.. He used as a subject, "Pull of thy shoes." This sermon was enjoyed. We were glad to have Mrs Clara Geathcrs out to service after being iU. Mrs. Sarah Blake left homo on Saturday for Savannah, Ga. where ?he will spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Viola HtiJ/ward. We pray for her a happy stay. L. C. Hayward, reporter Bud ABBOTT -KuXOSTEEEa^?IN? HOLD THAT GHOST SIN.?MON.?T I' E8.?W E I). Cf>a0^d/iv\ I Hnvwvprw I bJ I < jffpsai by Piptl-C^tCWJ^j^ PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING ( COI^lfW^IA, S. C. yo-oo<yoaoooooocKxo<yao:cPoaoaox T P P V V > C y. J I i 1 i k> funeral home \ Undertaking And Kmhalmi* \ ?SI,or, AN ? Lower prices AMBULANCE SERVICE C "A* N^ar An Ynnr Near**! Pfion ? Bateabiirir and Ridtrewav. S. f g 1831 TA YT.OR ST. COM'MRl PHONES: 23619?29610 ? ?- I * i Saturday, September 20, 1941 ; 8:15 * Vdm. 99c C^hMm!nKmXmK,44n!hXmX*^>!**Xm) IRE COMES I &STER | = 5 "SHADOW" | ^ In Person | Featured on $ Jack Benny's Radio ? Prnfr?- p ? Star of Stage, Screen and Radio *t* / i ; . t ?plus? ? & ! EDGAR $ HAYES | \ , and his i r Blue Rhythm ? Orchestra ETE REVUE f EPf EMBER 26th | TTD itorium I < a, s. c. x M 9 UNTIL ? ~ X ? : LaFayette Pool Room, X Williams* Drug Store j'. 's Luncheonette t 1 $1.00 including tax & 0c tax Total $1.20 | \ 60c; At Door 75c k ?ls. Promoter Y RE READY TO YOUR SUBSCRIPTION WON. & TUES. Henry FONDA Dorothy LAMOUR ?IN? "SHAD HANNA'O IN COLOIl Q W TH[ATRL-PHONE,3400 J QggggBagBBaa Poro Beaulv School: | A 1 OiUl mil J A i.utaifu at iuiiiwimju /\ve. BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS .BRANCHED hampooing, dressing. Marcelling Croquinolling, Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Man-" iauring, Massaging, Hand Molding, Anatomy and Electricity. PHONE 5687 Wilhelmina?C, Pope, Instructor Annie M. PopeL T. Vlalone, Prea. ? ?? c jjl U 8. Manager ~~D gggoogcflaosaoi^^ 4^ . ^Hlkw , '_ vf?!iii j-ja^i.