The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 27, 1941, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text1 *" Page T*o SHILOH PRESBYTERIAN -?-CHURCH Wlnnsboro, S. C.?Shiloh Sun- _ day school opened at the usual > hour with co-workers at their post of duty. i We held our revival meeting 1 which was very successful. We hud with us Rev. LeRoy Jackson who took his text from St. Luke 14:10 and delivered a wonderful sermon. We are hoping to have him with us again, soon. New Hope and Round Top choirs were with us and delivered fine selec- '> ti(>ns. We are always delighted' to liav(* visitors?to eoopei'iifc with =? us and we have with us Mr. Robert Mickle and Mr. Jim Gladden also M>;r. Alice Robison Who has ! been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex Russell. W,, are very ' glad to have juu in our midst. Roy. and Mis. Talley were in Miami. Tin. recently and upon their return Mrs. Talley made a wonderful repoi'oiof what .she _ saw. Rev. Talley also gave sp!? n did remarks. We are phased to have them back because Mrs. Talley is our pianist ami is always on her post of duty every pleaching Sunday. The schools arc opening and the 1 nlnhl ri'Vi ~iTT sopn~"[ o ~ back in _ classes again and thcv should bo delighted because an education is what every boy and girl should have?something * that cannot be taken from rhem. Mrs. Fatinio Kennedy and three daughters were in our midst. ' We nrcaluats glut! tu hilYt' tfH'm 3lK< is a number o f St. Matthew a church. \Ye are planning to have with us on the first Sunday in October ; Rev. Melhyain and .Black Jack Junior choir grud Mr. ?Rupppll'f choir and perhaps some other choir. We are hoping to raise a large sum of money that day. Pemomber the Sabbath Day keep it Holy, attend some church this week. Ut-op+a Davis, reporter STXni.ET.AKY A.M.E. CIU'RCII Rev. 1). D._ Doughty, Pastor Sunday morning at the usual i honi- Sunday school was held conducted hv 'h,. Sunt. J. M. Davis-_ arid 'cu-'Au;'hoi S. The classes w ore arranged and beautifully tauclit by the teachers. Clns? .V. t t : t \ Prof, ran* from M. llins. Class R was nuerhi by Rev. Simmons ri M fins. The lesson was i-t-ovsti?vc: from th , subject Ovc'-contin? Adversity. Rev. Sim mors conducted the review. Encou-acinj remarks were nrad? by R v. Simmons on behalf of the crown folks after which the soo? ro-nry niado" her report. S" 1.41. Th, Rev. Mr Bride from Marion, preached a soul stirrinc sermon. - -it-very true Christian heart wn? made to foe! erne.!. The text wn? taken Genesis frst wrso: And the l.C',1 -air! unto Noah come thou and all thv house into the ark. Snhi. ct Fall in Fine. We had four ?visitors: Prof.Hut "from M llir.s Rev. Simmons, from Mull.ins. pas l, "tor of the Pe,T~ l'e^ circuit: Rev. McPride from Marion and Miss. Annie Mac* Havis from Mullins. Colio ctiuii uas RlV.. D?IX- ^ Dou-'htv and Re v. MvUrido were (1 th . din cr yuesis of sister Lizzie ?i Heminyway. i' Wo are ve;*v ; r nd * . -'n-- thn* _ our church is -til' nir,vin;r up the Kintr's hi Mi way. 0-r services rt "have, boon very spiritual, uplift-1 inir and all present hav ._ really -> felt the spirit r>f God. W e reerot that our choir circle has been broken by the death of brother Monroe Johnson. The funeral wn eonrln.-'..^ 1... ti j tor. Rev. Poushtv who took his " text from the fifth chapter of ' Solomon, third '.arse: I hac .par tt in.\ car, now shall I put it on. " Suhfect: Vu: crot t-> Tak T; Broth or .To;* !]? r. .will. !>.- j-i><- ?in tho homo hut God'.! will must be dofioT" It ]c u:]T:7os? e7o~~< ~r A earth but wo hope- its hoavon's ?gain..? : .? - ? Wo i xund our doepost sympathy to. tho boronvod family. (Mrs.) Alma Avant. reporter " 1?AKE CITr\FVV-; " Sorvi". ~ "at the vr rim- ' * = . Ot; on last fi'uubiv tu-iv He well as rho Sump,v On Sur.d'tv nfterw.roi May .< N'ottlos eT>'?lc?; to" a fine _?; aui "Tho rvib. oG alcohol." Ho onll<-1 * unon evoryono to coojaor.tt-. :n ' holnino- to cli'mnate the e\:'; causod hv alcohol In ?>.. of tho pastor, older .T Patter noted as pastor; A vorv eood < .-,11..nt ion was realized. Rev A i R , i|' ["Mil"!in, preached a wonderful sc?mon at St. .Tames Sunday r iirht from I,nkc 1 ?V23. Other --'shor^ wore Rev. Sister Klh, ram.-,..11 " Revs. Walter Hannah, Simor SirHetary rnd Jesse .T-hnso' . l'' The rallv at tl>.- p,.r>.- ...p > Tfolliness church i>. P ( p River t. on the thin I _ Sun,lav U.I _L su ic.essful. The trr' nl nmnur' S raised was $123.0.". The highest amount reporter) that n i edit was $19.00 hv sistr-r Snm-a M C\ - d T Sister Viola Frazicr lr tr-r report- h ed $21.25. The seconrl hichos* h amount reported that nieht was a $14.25 by si?te... Peterson. < Rev. Dave McFaddcn is pu*!-.?r I and Kro. Roosevelt Rnver4 is head ft deacon. Last Sunrlav was pastor; 1 day <v at Wesley ai.d (rood tt.?-vie?-? w.-w ?.< held both morniner and niprht. The enrollment of thr- Lake .. City srfhool is nearir.er the 000 c mark. It is expected t0 rvrcod 4* this mark by next Monday. Tim v students seem to he taking nniob j interest nrthelr work. w ^T^~~ - ST. JAMES A. M E. C'llL KCH lie v. ~F. D.Prober, Pastor I A:U". :!le, S. r T'r..' ...n-i ere i'.ouil all day oa Sunday be111: i:ia uiili the Sabbath school. 'iiH Icsmui was beautifully taught y ; !1 clnssi ,s and limcly reviewed y tile .Sf.pt. At 11: 0 the pastor presented e Ri v. L. Pi-A in who b o.icht ..i morion.; message. l'he speak v ..snl a< a theme "Making The lip 'it Choice". "This was a o: tiri-fi rpjoiv. A lai'tre mini I " of visitors worshiped with t s i as nio.ninc and i-veninjr si f;e> A^V4.tia t. . .va i . Ah. .) " : T I'mon. S. C .Mis. Marjta? t Ji d'ersolf 'of I'll so '.villi. N. : Mrs. \ i i nielli Pieki i "1 >;?\ i.- o: \ e t C h.nnbia. S. C . M s CiirlsHi'WioliSs of t hat lotto. X r ,, Mis. Wilhelnii'.a t'. I'.pi or nitea. S. C . \\ h.o Is tiii* stipet - " ot t:11 I'> r?. s-. iiool loeati'tl >1. iwood dj .io. Columbia. S!ie " tstandir.o' in i' > wosk and a: A, - ..A f..ir n.iay .;f:. j ? . : at . > ', look ;.i M s.-.. ;..:i\ i iiii iiu-i with n :. ilapt eh-.nv!.. l'he nueta e. as c o,i' "and e\?-i i.x all. It :::: ct-'s, of jhe 'm'etim: ' the a I'el . o! t.o i set % ed id ' I .a !![t;i'n.:- 7:. u : . lai ,?? t 'lit t" 'r-1 S I . - ,\ Vi n was |i!i-sv!.t la uiiriass I::.. >!i" "in iaii i?.\ivai. At '> > ,!.v jiasioi M c u his > \ l A- :r, ii. r. < v r ; a iiii i;? !. IK-v. R. \Y. lY.lt : l i . i ia., i! c- " v.,, a i ? fay i:>; a-i Mis' ,\\..;sc. Mr. li.i'.'iai ti I [aeon. ^V. A.i M,. l.arlAi. ' ' ' " u? !' ay :'<>r th< m. '* rnil.ll* A. _M. lv ( til R< 11 ) Kfv. 1 H. UMather*. I'a>tur I ' AKaVca!1' i:',- A "" a tar * arr.ri-,- at their j'c-t 1 -u:.v ri r..:;a :u ,; . . v ; ;\;i. ra'-' i tK-vrn -try trrr~ * a *!Vv? .. i'i\ S,.;aia> . ^ , - ^"i'l M 1 !!.. !. V. a .i. - -IU. W'vaift* ! * a..::; : (I.,; I., " ' :V?:-. Kit-, r r. ,i a 'rl'H'V VtVill^ -1.it'*>uU?'.iv. iiy K.,v. \\ vat.)..?-LS i'" " ' : i? \ J \ a!. ? % ;t. t r. u.-.;? i *? ~;TI MT' ?! ... r.Vv'ii ?. :I.:: rh ; join t'iillh };. i:: .N i./.l.H- \. \|. i' cin U< ir~ ! > i- v. Wilson. I'as! or ! i'iw. a -oiii .-l;i rliijc Minion. .. -ao,:>Tt Ai;. "A w cn.ala.h." ii- ?_ l XI ;i. 'aui.'ii ' :! j' i' ] .alT ' >- M ..a - .f ; ; tin- a:.'. S ;jir.. Mi, J'.a;. >' ' 'i'ia' IIr.,.".J, 'taaaT .v sviv:ri->- Wk-W <- u*. ..i .. ? -i t< k a v< -. 1 * ~fi >? ?.] y*.: I j ,l;.^~ ; XT ";va> IK l: i | <.|J: i * -Tl T ?I . - . ' .1 * ' 1 " iai r;'i'.-. atv'l. An,',ii^ the Many \1V.tul.-. K1 t -1 ai 1> a.i;;-,kf tadics 11" the y - ><t-TrT-?MiT7r;,r IThTTT" y n! air ?irr^r" held at ~Tt:sr-- ; ' ait'i.ce ' A. Ilia! a;'., -u ' atal all.-. .1. (irahar.i wish i antiUiTLc ti.i.* birth h!' a ilauur,?? IS I ' 11 1' 1' I 'if1. ?' i1 f | ; ; j" j 1 l)? ?4?-J- Reaves ,reporter rr7nro\ p. \PT7>T~nrrK< rr R"C\. A. _\. Si in i-., I'.i ?>H?r u-'y 'opera' ; al ~.Ur >1. 'i -hr,Tic with i . l?;.c!.-' ar,-i ? ' , is at their no>i.- (' 'ft f the class st,aly at the ! tt.i scri'i:ij \\.. , in untifuily <v ''.'ill hy 'lie |>a?"i)i\ Ii'-irin in Suntlf y. Scjit' ii-i. ; >< Situ > "cli'Mil a n: ??4it-n ;it 1a?re which \va? eni??vil 1 >y all tli - hearers. j ' t lYar !i.~ Will ;?t iwi th> a?<nci;'tiiin in Cn---- Hj'l iu??a r.i'k?e+Hht?J.1 H. H. ~ K rrrr tlrnryT : ti'l Th>y I Lollard, i y. ho mooting was. '"allyd to order the advisor. Song and prayer V the chaplain. Mrs. Inez H"-ter, :> r. ? WV, ft,., v..-: .v . .i.ixi. uit- rwiiiirj' ac carried out. .Mrs. Lcnora '1 din^ 'ho hostess in ?rvinpf. T ere will he n silvrte'i S.ndav ' a ' nd'er 2*. at t :f:0 n' ]ef|< ; f TO home nf Mrs. Tnez TTcsTer. Mrs. Laura I). Harris Las reir ed to her home aft- r spend re one. come all. "" tlf' "innrrr ir, IP nder?onre. N*. C. Mr?. Jimmic Young left Last eek for Pittsburgh, Pa. \ . ... . 1 \ IXT PAL L "nXl'TIST CHURCH Kov.?I,. H. Maun. Pastiu I jan at the- usual hour under e direction of the superinten* nt with teachers at their post duty. Ik T. I". bCftan at the tptual . im, with a larac yroup present. W,, aiv asking all parents to send thfr children out to the Sabbat a school and I?". T. I". The pre i.It*: t and eap'.ai s a* t. workin ha:d Irvine t" make a won" P~ T\V.U'c ;nv anxious ? i Jtt! et bo\ U i'! O't on h reran- roll. A u-rrrr~*rt;tl JvhTTTTTT d "to iaise s to purchase a !!; ion. -n or - - ?.??Co; pi oat ;.* { tnioue.liout "M:: in \ ' : ttn.b. r of tho nninbo.s " l 1' at Koof chnicia-Su itiny. _1L; 1!?i?U_i?t ?.mi) in -u"* n . . and ivrni? rod mull', v .Mo. :; 11.t ov* .-cniou. >* lit tit \ h xandor ".to! Hobby .least ot"?.\s!lC. b 1. . \ (' . an. \ !-.hder n r coat - * hi ??JJ.U!?c I;?a n?{?c r a4 *.: * - aa hI'TM t.'da Watts. ~ " i!i a ^ t !|-e _:r he h me of Miss Kiel Wat's St; lav. October nth. su..n-e:od by Miss 'Watts attd JIN. ?.iy'?-? Hoi We ai e as'ki' a til] nuni; of St. Paul to cor.ti- out and _U?,...o.a.:a-a^. T.< t . . , ^ " 'derfnl -day. The 'wiir bT tr0,.. Ilu svyorter. '1"'. lb "i.r Pbiunsoji -t- ?"'>! .:t-iMO' last _ M; 1 -rot- *nl " ' ! * .!' child'm: ! ! c. r' . ! . V K!!v. . and - * ' ' 'o: .cha;-- ;,nd fi i ll VIM'I \ \j c CHI R( II :_J?L?[1?L?M.'ii)[)l.-i, - :%l- r.-.," j SC. ' J ^^ ' i t 'iCt?. .li! -nrr' s ; M?' il "fr ' t ' ' N; " if ,v- ' 'Iik N ; rr?rr \] .... ! '. ;!. P. > '"u;: ;!l his !>raig.Q_ : : t". 1 tit*. ' y in thJ';-". M;:.r 7:1^" i, 'Ii.lt I-,.,. a i <! |>t . Did .Kirr- nV il*b' rmiW. . nl i.- l>-iran m's ?V!??-k ^ ...r' r.. :rtli : til! la'*! " - J-:. *i l !:?:' Hw. " I':in va> .\itr us. II ;* - ';t ^ ?iu. f!' . A-'J J";-J!. ?:-iriir us Vis sub ;-N- - tbi II, ? US | I.'('It" enf. . - ' ' and in ? ?!?_J : J'a ill:; -: b?-M H "?: -.as wry ' !'!? ?' r-!fh d y* ' ' : V'as n-:i4 trooi}. The ( ?? i^vll J!.,- P. E. to : ' T*nI* bai'k. Thov also . ; p. K. 1 ' f P Dunkfurr i;a.: :,.:o fr,Cv ' " r-'' nf i. ? v. II> Mil!, r Chux, 1 k.-s ,v":- ,-'l <*I : ? >; ?? ih-s % !??'. P.', vti.r'vr|t.T ?v Ij: ' i'1 -.? , | \V?. r?r~fall vai' keen in mind }>.- th'-r t >' :r.<!ny '. > October. ' ** iV n.; .;-. I< !?.11-t.-! IMN ( : I, |{( ?\ i ; \* ^ f || | |((.,f Tt< v. I,. m;in, I'a-^tor ' ' px" "T ,'! :Inf..rw{i"d :i. 'iat ( -nt(rcneo A vvi.'?-l? m N'<>^ ' i'1LL. c ...fill c . 1 j : t * s' *>M< (' It II'I \vi?'' ' 1 '-in.] report. Cnr.- vci*h'< _ ii; t h ; -a i ' JI hot ;n:U,v ;ir,. V. 'lV<. i;n,| S'MIIC "n '.til I |,,tJS that will t:.k?' f -H' -h Th. I,a .-tor's rj,)lv ' 'I .a." 111:?i - i-n t !,< first ^'tn? 'V r-iHv ,,n th(. ' * ! >i?n,la"nitri f tin- Rev. r. L. KHi? of Masa'lot Ilr.otk. r-1) 'I j'r h will t"V i-o ( out and . ii'oy a spirit m.'ii least. A'tor a if'eat sen i: on last fhin*!:?v 1!"\. Riiwniftn ?v toivil nvr t0 i is brother's church in Fai>* .t :; ia. .'.l? ic b" '1' 'i ' i "'i ;iii?it her -A ?soi'nvv.r He then drove ha k in sij,;bt of C-.e .tvt!l?' A. M Tv rhorch vherp he was seliValul'jd. to pienh for Rov Walker hilt he wis fr""-' met 'Tntr was closed on pcTr nt of s'>iv trouhl Tv i? work ho is conducting mooting for Rev. Jones at Potnck. S. C. | Tie church is moving along fin" and tho member* aro siri'intr our i V ai r's (raises. Tho sick menrr. ;t10 ?< 'nvv jptr nic ly, One. vT<T**,,t' from Columbia vorshined with us last Sunday. | I<" <-oir a>-e not > bio to 001110 out -uu?tin*?fivt?S111111.1 \.?send yfnir onv l'po and trot o rod it for tho samp. Come to chttVrh, Co to church. Miss Jnnnie Loe Boyd, reporter TIE PA EM ETTO'LEADER (UtlH.N WOOD?NEWS? It is very inspiring' to pass thru greenwood now, ami stop, take, a Tiixv all set their hearts agaihst .-.II, to tight the devil in a series revival meetings. At Weston Chapel church "The meeting is on, hud the Heavenly tire is burning, l i.v goal is to save tne souls ol men. and through Christ Jesus -s-H-g? salvation to all. A standi ;> . invitation is extended to all. i\e shall be glad to welcome you .t any. time to our services. Sun?uey?mwmmg -marked the begint.iii . of ot.r revival. With Evan,u m Kev. Mis. Alice Nesbit pie.icher and Mis. Daisy McCall ...e gospel singei. After a very 1: ti resting Sunday school Sunday r.i'ining at 10 o\U.c'k the services - -nTTan-strtctly-ill 11 o'clock D.S.T. Tlie gospel singer. .Mrs. McCall sar with the spiiit the hymn At ?rrr 1'lass. The 1. Kcv. Nesbit - ! l .I'lii'd otit 01' he!?nrnrt fromha. beautiful text .Matt. 1:2 And fa' Y shall etfll His r.anie Jesus for .Si snail save 111- people from !a sins. It was a great mectf. as the doors , f the church . . 1 pen she tailed the Chris> it' the altai TT- a manner of * ' "g ltatlv fe a ureal revival " n i> "stilted !'< ! tell I'lUlllS. Wl1 ;:t asking the players of the ' . teous for i a success. On lav night at S o'clock after a - ti/ul selection from the gos > : ^ii.gi i Mrs. Mo: : ] I.Vv \.w. eurhotl ilia".' :?-t :. ?tuT son . : in su-?im<vp?fr-??the le.Vt ."StT" I.;, e Ami ! . they wore _o_ x to the plan?v. is called a. a*y there tin \ ! ucilied him. ' ' '' A mess;-. ! ':>! tha-land !' the st". m v .< made a ".g appeal fo: i-< to come alta* ami : prayed for as ;r-'spi-l sine< : ".lit oil with 'vs. Fi'.'t ;.'m and howed aitar then ,-' . ! '.he church !.".v Pm the:.. 1 ;.t they may -t onver.v i* vas a great ' ... Collect: fhe day ; follows: i >tees $11.2t?: vaitis. $8.05: -ion T'ic. a : ail- ra 11V f. : !' eat ion SnW . T. ta! for th j?wU3. Alk iher. holding . ! :a: < report ' od t a se takl' tin.' leail and' ?5 i \'i < i?) 'ri ?w : I ?M) . .tool?Pov? reported ft! ?h: st ]in/e; ''' A Miiic Jane Ir!. ft'J.dO. *_>ird pr: : T o'clock Sana:.;. c.n nintr the '. ' K. I.vague ; ?added in the f thi h?Mr. C. ' l)oi i .- president. presiding. I !. y !.? gun wit). .. . 1 y?? i;tfjingpr to avers after v. i.ich the topic Kd cation in a 1 I'lnocracy. and ). I'laco of Kd alien in a I)o. ILL a-y we; o visi~_ beautifully dfs a j oil. I.oad by Mr. Augustus .Ta> kson. A fter - defining Denmc:a< . Mr, Jackson spoke of several points, such as school < ! ati on. lie described the JiTt!e red school house in this country as. ceinpa'itl with the modern -el "Is of lodayT Then exLended T~Trr npa'r sTTTi with the schools 'n 'utope n.ii y the Federal gov' i i m nt:?N' \t?SrrrjtTTYV lesson 'in be (lis u--, <1 by Misse* Willie Ha es. M a i.ie I.. Williams and nces I)err. \ ' ry (im> m( vices went on at ut Piseah A M.~Ev church, At '1 ?.Vl.K-k K-v. I. R. Reynolds _.-i -'iiil stirriny?sermon >1 t. the 02 Psalm 0th ve a-, vol.' ' ! (hxl and the Natioi 1 Defen,, . Collection $10..*>" . I ?i n -Ttfr*-d:i - nizhtc September 1 '"t ) the M. ?ionary Society of I> ! !) T? m- te C. Sr. F,. church. ' h : ?. * a Freeman presi' s, fl "i a Chrbtiam Mov" ~ !':< : i" oorani. The Rev. 'h N l'>: toit. exhibitor and Wlvn N V ' w:m f'h : ' - 'joy. s of . tills- Season ." "TTT. dietawhoti,. was -fixert-so thaF a < oiiarit ts could be heard " ~Hr tFeTTTTe jt'TTT Tovely sintfinj? of i'Vi r a liti-;re area in the city. It > wa a very enjoyable entertain">v t. Proceeds at the door was sjeon. Sunday was another vteat o.a- at Hunt?m Temple. The Pas - -L-i?J.' I .iiUMH-povrruil sermons at 11 and X:00 ' Vl_<ck. Ui?\ Cil'iam is-a powerbeen at hi-- host for ho stirred the soil t'or .Tes .s Christ. Music was . rendered by the Bethlehem Baptist chureh ehoir of Ninety-Six. At Flint Hill baptist church" Rev. IT. W. Gilliam, pastor the Sunday .school assembled at 12:00 o'clock. the Snpt., Mr. H-mty Boney and his faculty were at tin i post of duty. Th,. Ivsson - .wan 'iti In ,i n If Lilly Bllllrht alter which Rev. Dayson of Newberry reviewed the lesson. The Sunday "chord was followed by a warm t>?, i , . ...Mc -iu.ii m i vice in wmen Kev, Dnyxon Baptized ton candidates. \t <i\ l..ck Revs.* Gilliam and Da\.-<>n ascended the rostrum and Rev. Gilliam preached a most pow _ erfnl sermon?ora- Baptism. H?rseemed to have been at his best for the souls of all tvaked up and cried out in the spirit of Christ. The Holv Communion was pivon^ -Collection $15.30. On the sick list are still: JVTrs. Cairo Williams, Mr. Henry Crosswell, Mr. Arthur Jackson, Mrs. Tom Bot<o Mr. Ed. Chambers ard Mr. Stand I,ark. *Wp hope for each of these a speedy recovery. . The many friends of Mrs. Ma' ie Harris will ho plad to know that she ig improving nicelv since she . underwent a lop operation in the hospital. ? Deaths Mr. Peter Boozer beloved and well-known memberof the Belmont Baptirtt church passed away m ?chappellk station Re v. l'?. 1C. Robinson, 1 or Sunday was a big duy at Chap-pt-dc statTOTT." ^undnv school it tno usual hour. Supt. Hoiman was uosent duo to anotnvr death in his lainiiy. Class .No. 2, Miss Alatticiiownian, teacher, is holding both catering and attendance banner. At 11:15 the pastor preuched a noble serhton front 1st King lt''lU. Visitors were Mrs. I.. U. Cowman, airs. Llicile l*'ii ?.*/., St. Ai.ithews :S. t ; an... Cook ot ti.ba rt f .<!?? !; Alls. I'll'..era 1 ui.'ietaiy. Koh- gh, . \ r, Misses Air ie Cook, l.i.'on Aloiugonicry, nine Chatnr.m ..no him ma Carter" ..It < i Rock iiui, S. c. . . dein luus limner wa-, served .it mi enure. At 5 o'clock Rev. laiis preached a short out sWiet sei'lirOHi "?t- 6 o'clock Rev. C. A. 1 nmlap of Cnion preached a wondeiiul s.iinon l" -a i;;? , c .'ig' rgal ion, . ... a. Mali A in loai.oined and > i ucilied.. This was tlio beginning ol a week's revival nitcting- which will eh?--.' Sunday, Sv|iU*iiitK'X I ik pun'U* is coruiai.y inviteu. i';i the sV.Ou.i Sunday th.rty odij - of Fo-?k Jm ks >n riTilcml a g;.nh progiau lot im.' bent-fit oi nainting the cnuicn. .?lr. Frank VTr. TTw uj-t: VrnTTnasir-l' ?' t'l.'l ;r.o-.\. I'lio quartet hear;) on 'fort | j.lju i*on on Air," l oiuk red several selections. Private Wdscn, tne conieiLiaii, gave a lew remarks Fni J.I1H5HM Km-rrrr-^ Saw yet sang a spin, ai-i-min-i-mi.nl "By .drs. Talt Bolton at the piano. lue waiter cannot find words to in scribe?this program,? but- it w is j better than the best.. We hope to i?..a * * Fn-nv ?g;rin~soon. at ills In nK. in New berry county Sej lenibei la. 1-tl. He vvali Hi years of. age and lived a real C'hiistian* life. He tirst joined Trinity A M. K. church and serv ed en tii^ Steward hoard Wien later he joined Belmont Baptist can. ch under He. B. B. Bibbs Avas ordained as a deacon after which he was made treasurer and for years or lllpi e hi* sifveil t he ,.miv... ? ^imu II?rnillliuiiv. ^ i./C'tll.'lHl .. 150OZ- <. 1 \va?jU'Wtl by all. but God loves nun best, lie Icav is_J-Q-muurn bis a wile imi? ihiu j liter, six ^a..dcnildien * and ?four yieatyrand children and a iiost of relatives and friends. Friends of Miss .Janie Kinard werL. yiloved to know that "she was called out ..if the-city to attend the funeral of her yrand father in Newberry county Social News Mrs. I<la I-'. Maddux i i l ock liill -S.?-C., spent the w?-ek end lie re visiting her aunt Miss Maymc L. Williams on New Market street. Tlie many irk nds M' Mrs. Hnttie Weir a. - 'ad t. have her return home aliei visaing friends in Detroi . Chicago, ItlleWild. Mich., and Canada onher ' acatiuii.?She i gpui! a wule-r "ilerTuT trip. Miss Maltie Hell Wils a; of L'nii ton, S. C., has l eTiTiifv ti to the city to resume her work as teacher in Mast Mild school. Mr. and Mrs. Huhen Hawkins ?4?Sr,?l' nt. ;\n<l " little Miss Jonell Mdore. Miss (jus sie I'etersoa have retained home to live with parents Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. lYterson in the Votings Chapel section. Mrs. Flossie Fair. o_f N'e\v Yoi k is visiting her mother-in-law Mrs. T1 ' * ' anna i- ;iii' and her firm" r,m i 1 i i and Peter Fair mi Baptist street. She is Vfy much enth sed ever ^ ih< y ai c li' ili ?'11 >?-11.i111^ scln...' _iii LLuixv ee-iei s+h ?? Mi s. Mary Wheeler ami her '.wi. 'idcl.ihin n left Saturday? niW fin Richmond. Ya., to li r with le i daiiL'li'.i i- 'In- en-.-...; M ptrpk ctt. Mrs. Alice Haw "e? of Clinton is visiting her m iner Mis. Kn ily fll ivt-j- hi others a <1 sisters in the Proiniseland section. Ml-1- A him I.e.-- KrrraTir and her two children left Saturday for New ^ ork after visrtrtrr her Inntlr . ail?U-ui,?lvi>thie. >w M'tii.t?(Til M:u o'ia street. I s. _ .M:ie;> i< Corner, Asheville, v cts visit in .t her mother Mrs. id ; Moultrv. 1 >e masc >t of th,. soul stirring l.d:h- Pihto" (the Fox Terrier) s s >eiidin j a few weeks in Hodjrs, S. C. "is< Bernire Archie has return _ 1 ' 1 W i .':.-'t "II -S;i ll-ni 'Cim I. ii i i N. (Tt'-r her soeotvl el:;'. SI'e 'mad, tile honor roll he lii st ve'ai. Messis ( lidc and F'-lwood Cun,,in h m- Rtif Pi" i and Te"''h Williams nioto?i-d from W'a dii.nrton, p C. hist Sunday ii vi-oun/ i- the city for the I sunnier. Mr, Klwood Cunning- | - -bmn?hmr entered S. C t>tate Collate. The lovely da: alitor of Mr. Fir k Arnold, Miss Kdith Ac- I 1H)1 f\;is ! ( turned from Mow?Vm-tr -j Fit \\'her<. she spent a lovelv ' a- i rati 11 visiti*v her ami' Mrs. Rosa Johnson. She was accompanied I hy h'>r aunt to Philadelphia. Pa.T "at WeMiinvton. I> f Her two Yt ? - Mis. K1 "'c Frook and Rosa \rje?ld >v"i'p ''lad to iiMVc her ' e> ... Mi*s Arnold vi'I e- tor dr 'polio 'e~ S'TTdiTy for ( 'ill' '( 'vork. Miss Florence P. Jones has i'c turned?Inmiip afiet- ?pendine the summer in Washington, D. C., and visit irt her brothers in C.leve | land. O. She reported a very*, pleasant visit to the National Raptist convention, - ' AROUND WEST COLUMBIA AND CAYCE By ,Kev. A7T7 Biggs Rev. Mrs. Martin is attending ike-state assembly of -the Church of God which meets in Charleston. " Bishop W. L. Nelson, presiding. -Mrs. Annie Kitchen, who has been sick for the past six months, is improving rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Oilie Taylor, Mrs. Vivian Myers, Mr. Fred Taylor, end their mother, Mrs. Emma Taylor, went to Gilbert last Sunday to Zion Hopewell Baptist church. They reported a good time. Rev. W. M. Green and Rev. A. L. Diggs went with Mrs. Anna Bii.oks -Jast Friday to see her daughter, Mrs. Danzalee Pinkney who is in the T. B. camp. Mr. George Knox, the son of Mrs. Essie Jackson left Tuesday morning for Kittrell College. Rev. P, P. McFarland, pastor of Bethel 5-trtion A. M. E. church of' Wedgefield, preached last SunBaptist church, Clearmont, S. C. Mr. Adison Guess, better known as Bulley, is on the sick- list and has been for two weeks. A. i s. hvon bmith, the daughter of Mrs. Essie Hall, left for Philadelphia September 17th, to visit her uncle whom she has never seen. She will spend one month -with?hhn. ?? Mr. Henry Waters is building a nice little three rbom house in the Sugar Town section of West Columbia. ?-4hr?CrP'?tir ami hi* wifp, Alv Tallinn Gurgle.?are?regular leaders of the Palmetto Leader. Tin v also have three boy? and two girls, who look forward to the Leader every week. -R?vr A.-L. Diirgs baptized twelve tore persons and preached tfol l.'v. J. It. Barber r t Pleasant (irrve Baptist church at Gadsen last Sunday. This makes a total of thirty-nine that he has baptized ,for Itev. Barber this serson, 13 at S:. -Mat k7~l4-rrr Bvttlah, nad H : Pleasant Grove. Rev. .1. W. West of Alexandria, Va.. am1 Ids daughter, Mrs. Annie We<t Davis of Washington, D. C., motored to West Columbia the If i' or part of this week to visit his" daughters and sisters. Mrs: Janie Simon, Mrs. Orn Guest. Mrs. ~EffV Boykin, and Mrs. Mary King. at Brookland Baptist church Sunday and he and his daughter returned Monday. Mr.. Theodore Chupp of Cacy. : rd Miss Marjoria Corley of West Columbia, were united in holy wed hv1; Saturday night, September TUlTi. at the Tiome of The birde's nar nts. Mr. and Mrs. James Corley Rev. J. N\ Caughman, offi.iat ed. Mr. -Ph?Jopcs has openyd his / if/. nit T/?ninenn'e Pa vtT in W net ' ' ' *h another irootl place to >' 1" ill* - (' ?rlev1 the wife of "< - **o?1e\\ is * I'll-oF> the sick list. itrnn v M. K. CHURCH Rev. 1? J. Hutchinson. Pastor -?Sv ( ;< < Cire- Sunday School was r l!?-d to npier T<t the usual hour hv th" Sunt.. Mr. Joseph Jones, 'who also jfuvt' some interesting thou<rhtw fin the subject. Ax 1 1 ::0 the morning- services r :-an F:v<t hymn. 274 c. m., lined -X--?thf past-or. Prnvor?was- offered In- pev. Simpson. selection hv the iv,! front the Jhth Psalm of David. Th? past")- selected his text from h" {'!'<>? nanrd book also, sub "The vi't ?? in silence." A v .i.f'.o <*.,) s,* teas, delivered Aft.e- ? e. Ct?.v,.l! ... v ..-?n"n-e+ -l'~ i'Vtuin. mcilc Tf ' itts. Air So well Was "f-1r?" ?r:t '7e11?rrf??tie.'1 " . but i -I'M".| t t'-bfi"" to tjxy. He nls i ran ;? ctP'e whil*- heimr here, lie i?w?H-?kno""H hv -t^v older njv' '* me of tlie .ur iifotlp. Th cv"!'1'!'.' serv '< was "'*? y '.to -ii. ri:-' naumi rri'n c m. leaver Was r>ff(?V(-*<| v>v hvo. I." w ; S TVe serinfire b-sso" w>? rod by pi v. Walter Windham frem R:v1:>t; ns. Annum ement-- v re nvde i" 1 the P's(>r presented Rev. -AV+ttrlhilH! U 111 i I' m 'l V.I e,|' I fill message from the Book of 1st Samuel 17:46 usin.tr_Jst and 2nd lanse. His s"biett was "God get lives." Rev. Windham is a student of Morris College. Sumter, S. C. and is making- good. , The an; ual conference will convene in Bethel on the 12th of No. vember. 1941. which is not lone now. i Mi-. .Tnlia Campbell, who left or .1; eksonville, Fla., i^ improving. " M! J 'VlllTle r,. uverstreet is still on the sick list. Mrs. Woodruff Mr. Fred Jenkins, and Mrs. ,Evan . Felder and Mrs. Martha Dollarson are also sick. ST ANDREW A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. McClary, Pastor ., Andrews, S. C.?Sunday wa, a hivclv day for all church goers. Sunday SchoTit "Began at the usual hour with the pastor in charge. The k sson was very interesting. I i.oin morning and evening seri_vjccs w^re g<vwf. The- pastor TtS . livered the morning's message, and Rev. J. Johnson brought to us the evening's message. Both messages were soul stirring as well a . instructive. Mrs. E. R. Greene is leaving Wednesday for 412 Marshal St. Richmond, Va. on her vacation. We hope for her a pleasant one. Stewardess TJoard No. 1 met with Mrs. Mary Jordan Sunday afternoon. ? Mr. end Mrs. Roland Williams wish to announce the birth of a fine baby girl. Congratulation to ^Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Sick list: Messrs. T*eter Johnson and Theo Pwrrfcn. r . r Saturday, September 27, lft41 Classified Advertising ? Column I Special Notices, Car da of Thanks 4Meuioriamn. Bntlr "Annuuncemenl? I Marriage Announcements. etc.. ai I charged for at the rate ot 10c pt I line. Cash must rtcomrany UI order. Minimum charge joc. Home Economics Teacher Wanted r Wanted a Teacher of HomA Ec I onomics. If interested, write or I wire S. C. Perry, principal, 323 Irteed Street, Anderson^S. C. |\VELL LOVED CITIZEN PASSES I Yi-nll lm n 'i ll|| nT^S!S^s=== |of the Belmont section of NewI oerry county, died in ^ihe 'early l.noining of September fifteenth. He had been prominent in church I affairs through most of his life, land had been treasurer of Belmont Ifor more than thirty years. With lhi8 passing, there descended upon I the community, like a shadow, a Ttears. A massive audience attended I the funeral services on WednesIday, and a most impressive funeral service marked the farewell to our __ ~~ ?=? J? The?sci v ices ' were opened by |Rev. H. Gilliam, "Why do we I mourn departed flriends," after which Rev. Gilliam- read the scripture lesson from the twenty first' chapter of Revelations. There fl |was prayer by Rev. J. R- McMnr. ris, and a hymn, "My Soul be on ^ Thy^Guard," lined-by ~4tcv. J. Pi Robinson. The testimonies offered by Rev. Robinson, Rev. J. R. McMorris and Rev. D. B. Boyd were stories of bis fine work in churches. Each of Anderson, James Dawkins, Mayer che deacons of Belmont, W. A*.;. Reeder, O. M. Shappard, 'P. F. Crump, related stories of the sacrifices made and the deeds done to" make Belmont what it is today. Sisters Lula T. Wyatt, Matilda Kemp, Malissa Davison wnw generous in their-descriptions of his work in the community as a Christian. The funeral was preached by Rev. W. R. Reeder, an old friend of the deceased. He lined and the congregation sang "Am I a Soldier of the Cross?" ? n? he took j^is JtextJfrom Revelations "And they shall need no light." We and his bereaved family were lifted out of a great sorrow and made to feel glad by the wonderful discourse of Rev. Reeder. The beautiful services of the T. A. Williams Funeral Home add ed to the beauty of the occasion. Obituary of Mr. Peter Boozer Mr. Peter Boozer was born December 24, 1856, and when he died he had lived through eighty four years. Mr. Boozer's life i? one of or\n sistent Christianity. He had been connected with churches of two denominations in his life. He first joined the Trinity A. M. E. church but later chose to become a Baptist, and joined Belmont, under :the pastorate of the late Rev. B. B. Bibbs. He was ordaineci as - deacon; under RevT W.~R. Reeder ? . and Rev. J. P. Robinson, both of whom are 0n the platform today. Mr. Boozer had been married twice. In his youth he married Vinnie Wilson. To this union one child was born, but the Lord saw fit to take the child and its mother to the great beyond. He was - then?married to?Miss Eugene Gary, the widow who survives him. To this union one child was hnm. ??It was - about thirty years ago that he was?elected ag treasurer of Belmont church, and he held cms oinee to the day of his death, j He did not leave any testamoni[08. The life he lived fg the testa_ j mony that makes us all believe that he is now given the reward as Him who did on the cross beside Jesus, and to whom wns = aald, "This'day shall thou be with . He leaves to mourn his passing Me in Paradise." his widow, Mrs. Eugenia Boozer, one daughter, Mrs. Mabel Spragen, six grand children, four great grand children, and a hoat. ol. other relatives and friends. We shall miss you dear husband and father, and it i? not our will that you have gone away. It is the will of Him who is just and wise. So until that resurection morning When We- Shall nil mopf ? sleep well into the arms of Jesus. Remfembrance Of A Friend In S&d but loving memory of our dear brother and offi.er of m Belmont Baptise church who has bem a deacon and a faithful lead er for a considerable length of time. He loved his church, and always dutiful and frithful to any sacred cause. "" Through many nights when others were sleeping and taking their rest, he was traveling in the dust trying to do his best^ for his was done with faith and patience an<F without the show that is typical of some s0 called christ- m inns. But it was three days ago tonight that he answered t.'ie Saviour's call. He was a faithful brother to us all, but it was the will of our Father in lleaven to call him from labor to rewaid. He ha? gone from sorrow, gone fruill Gdr.e, we hope, where nights has turned to gain. You will never i>e forgotten, though on earth you are no mora. But in memory you will be with us as ^ you were always before * L. 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