Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ailv lllfht I i"~ CHESTER PARAGRAPHS i< a Continued from Page 1 !i " soldiers. " .s Mr. Robert Macon, of New York ) City spent a few days recently S _ with his mother, Mrs. Janie Ma- _s. . rcon. Columbia St. __ a Mr. Armon Macon is in Wash- a ington, D. where he i3 working L for several months. A Mrs. Lula Simpson has return- o ed from a very pleasant stay with M I . her Bisters in Buffalo, N. Y., and h with her daughter, Mrs. Marie h Mobley in Baltimore. a Miss Henriesta Robinson spent the summer in Charlotte with i "her auntrshe Teturned a few days 1 ago to resume her studies in Fin tejr TrtglrieKsor. : "h On August 26, a number of Pi merry little ones enjoyed a birth bi day party given at the home of i 1 Mrs. ;Hattie Burgett for her lit- C tie nephew, Master William Brat- hi ton Simpson, of Detroit, who C spent more than?a month here' ? ? visiting her and his other aunt, h Miss Ada Simpson and uncle, Robert Simpson. After enjoying >i many games ice cream, cake, I pi punch and mints were served. He * M DIT I put Wii BR! and buj Guignar< WOF Phone 5261 Co "More for your money . too...when your nick- J -- el goes for the tasty drink in the tali, tall bottle. More flavor... and more of it, too. Be thrifty when you're thirsty. Join the swing to Pepsi-Cola. j Step out. .be gay the Pepsi-Cola way. mL PLUS i PEPSI-COLA BOTT1 OF COLUME eceived a number of pretty gii nd was proud to meet so ma ttle South Carolina friends. J : the son of Mrs. Lillian Bratt f Washington. impson of St. Louis, Mo., b re liviiy/ in netrnir,?His paref re former citizens of Chest* ittle Robert attended the Hebr l. M. E. church picnic and sovei ther outings he had. llis aui [rs. Hattie Burgett, accompani im back as far as Cincinnati, a e made the other part of the ti lone. He writes that he is n< i school, but is still thinkii bout the pleasant time he h i South Carolina. Mrs. N. A. Collins, who h a a member 01 The Xi V, acuity at Jhainerd for a nui er of years resigned and is in t her home in Columbia. Mi ollins made many friends wh; ere \vho regret that she has It hester. Af ss Pansy PendeTgrass, w" as been in charge of Music Dsilion as head of the Music d artment in a college in Jaeksc [iss. She is a very fine musicii I.I) th r from i .1 UI I i\ IKS ?lumbia, S. C. J ? ^7^^' -;-.f v.itwii 'AX 4 uING COMPANY I1A, S. C. I p i , its and had trained the groups so ny wtH; that they often rendered Fie imwdc in churches and ait comon iVuinity endeavors. She is already missed by the N.Y.A. group i-t .ml her many friends in the city, Mrs. Addle Anderson died &*-j?hursdny nt her home on uollins sr. y.t ei-t, after a lengthy illness, on n ! was buried Sumday with Mr. al Harold Spann, undertaker. iu; Mrs. Susie Phillips and Mrs. M ed B. Spann are out again after a nd few days o" illness. 'ip St . dents leaving for college are JW Miss Janie Mae Crosby, Miss Her [i? dieene Mobjey, Miss Rachel Spann liiL B?m diet- eelle-ge; Miss-Sarah Cros by, Miss Angie L. King, Miss s Bose Adair, Mr. |Godfrey James, Mr. Floyd Walker, State college; Miss Willie Mae King, Mr. Josnv eph Adair, J. C. Smith U.. Mr. fs- Eugene Attles, Miss Josephine do Ridley, Miss Alma Gladden, Clind-t ton college; Miss hTomasine Phifer, Miss Virgie Williams, Friend ship college; Miss Fletcher Cohcollege; Mr. Camillus Knight, e* Line tin university. m> Mrs. Emma James Holmes was an called to New York City because of the death of the husband of her M darn hter, Mrs. Etta. M Julia Spanrx has gone to -Hnrtsville where . she is~nr TTTrrrp her of the faculty of the high school. This is her?second year there. A'villa Smith received a cheek this week signifying that she was a winner in the Conservation contest held at State college this summer where she 'attended the 1H ("m't'iii-uut inri nnwp "Alvilla I is a member of the 10th grade at Finlev high school M s. Lillian Miller, sister of :Mrs.Liln ~ Jofrnsbhy"Mrs~ MeCulfouph, Mr. Miller and Dorothy, Mrs. Miller's da?phter; stopped ovc'--TrrTrtTt**lTere this week enroute back to Philadelphia. Dorothy is the only Nepro girl admitted to the School of Pharmacy at Temple university for this term. She finished WTiittemore high' school in Conway last spring. Mr. and MYs. Wayman Johnson and children and Catherine Nelson. a friend of. the-children-spentlast Sunday at Atlantic Beach. The Fnir association had its reg> lar meeting last Saturday and plans are underway to make this the greatest fair in the history of the association. Farmers nil over the county are being call ed together in county meetings "during the next two weeks to discuss a Better Farm Living program with Wayman Johnson the . jLolo^ed-county?agerrtr I Mhs Salome~"Span/h~"Tet ""Friday for Kershaw where she will teach. Miss Mabel Hill is in charge of jnusic in the?Lancaster high school. Mr. James Sydney Wbods and Mr. William Cohen -have- gone?to A. r.nd T. college, Greensboro. I >n I'lLAiKlM BAIT. CHURCH Rev. J. H. Spigner, Pastor Killian. S. C.?We had a very ^ wonderful day last Sunday, our ? pas tor .preached a very wonderful sermon Sunday morning and St. Peters Baptist church was over Sunday afternoon with their Pas. tor, Rev. C. H. Harrell who preach a wonderful soul stirring sermon, i We are having a revival and Rev. W. C. Sanders of Columbia, iL_C. is c inducting the meeting. He is the pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist church, Blythewood and New Life of Cayce. His home address is I 1 -120 Oak street. Rev, J. G. West of 1014 Cameron St.. Alexandria, Va., pastor of Ml Piltfpjnv AieptiiH?Y4rtrrnh-| Kttlian, S. C., was in Columbia the Iweck of August the 20th and . preached at the Brooklyn Baptist church, Sunday, August 21st. Mr. Norris Bookhart will celebrate his' seventeenth birthday on Wednesday. Scptember-24, ^ CENTER RABUN NEWS Sunday was a very beautiful day. Sunday school opened ?t 4ts usual hour with Supt. and co wojkuiH at their post of duty. A program was given Sunday ? "v.'H in interest of the Women's auxiliary and a very nice time was had. R-v. Williams, pastor of Hopewel' Baptist church will preach at the Church Suhday night in interest of the D. W. C. club. Rev. Williams will stir your heart, you will miss something if you don't come to hear him. A musical program' ? tlu^^lnjn. 1L MM nrdt. iJunday nite liferent of the Junior choir. The ^pn f r?r T^nhiir* r?v/Mi ^? ? f,iuup nan UUUII very loyal. They arc asking you fo "onio bring your quartet, a so oist or someone to recite. Q 'ite a number of this church attended the Benevolent group fu?-- out at Mill Rock and some of them took an active part in the program. 'Mrs. Julia Allen was the afternoon guest of Mrs. Virie Sanders _ .^u' dav. Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Coker attended their church in Ware Sunday. The Piedmont quartet is asked to ?in? at the Campbells' re-union Sunday, given at the home of ...Mr. and Mrs. Melvin_ Campbell. Members of the quartet are: first tenor, Jodie Choice; second tenor, ? John W. Carter; baritone, Clifton Shaw; bass, James Shaw, Mr. Fdwnrd Campbell has returned to his home in Greensboro N. C. after spending the summer vacation with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Foster. THE PALMETTO LEADER AIKEN NEWS Cumberland A. M. E. Church Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor , Sunday was Junior Church day at Cumberland, the _ anniversary l" >f the Jehovah Society, M -gt._ Au-_ - gi stint1 Episcopal church. Because of the above mentioned anniversary, the congregation of Cumberland was very small as most of the prominent members belong to the above named society. The church school opened on time with a good attendance. After a brief study of the lesson, the pastor gave a brief review as - usual. Devotional service began strict 'y on time with I-, A Rrndhy at the piano and the youmg peo pie in the choir stand. The pastor preached an instructive and edifying sermon on the theme: The True Foundations His text - was taken from I Cor. 3:11. The evening worship was highly Inspirational. Miss C. B. Priester, . evangelist from Chnrlnstnn?having arrived to begin a ten nights' meeting, also Prof, and Mrs. C. G. Garrett of Columbia, worshiped with us. Miss Priester being somewhat fatigued from traveling, the pastor delivered another instructive senium-on the-theme. Jesus Crowd ed Out. Both Professor and Mrs. Garrett made remarks which were enjoyed by all present. Mrs. Gari ett complimented the pastor a n d congregation for their thouirhtfulness in nrrnnoincr and grouping thp young people together and training them for sercioo in-thc church: Among some of the things Mrs Garrett said are the following: I was singing ever since I was 12 rears old, but I did, not have the opportunity these young people have today. I had to sing with the olden members^of the church, which I did not enjoy. These oung people are grouped together v here thev can sing and talk ogethcr. I think this is wonder pul. Somebody Was doing some sensible thinking for\his is one of he finest arraneemlmts it has 'wen my privilege to see". P of, Garrett thrilled .his hear rs :rs usual both with humor and raet-M Though in the evening of ms life. Prof. Garrett is still active in the affairs of the church. Tl-e revival meeting .opened on Monday night with Miss C. B. Priester in charge. She opened fire on the enemies of righteousness. and?thrfHeth Irer hearers both with songs and the word of God. The meeting has gotten off . with?ft?fyfxirt?c+TTT* !TW7t ffrnol on/. -cess is predicted. Those ?whoknow Miss Priester, know what Tual'ty of service she renders. Tl.e pulpit guests were Revs. 7. Townsend, McKissick and H. Hol'and. With only a few weeks remaining now before conference we are thankful that Wo can truthfully say that Cumberland has had one of the, best and most neaceful years under the leadership and administration of her present pastor than she has had in many years. Dr. Washington does not be-^ irevr In to6~Tmicfi talking, but makes action count. Things are beuig carried over in a grand and noble way. Watch us grow. When in Aiken stop at Cumberland. A cordial invitation awaits you. Aiken Ministers' Meet The ministers of Aiken county met last Tuesday evening, Sephf'tvltPP 1 PifV? of Cnw/loif room of Friendship Bapt. church. The meeting was ealled_,to order at K:15 p.m. by the Pfesident, Rev M. (?. Mosely. : 'h'ev. James Matthews tvns aftked to take charge of opening the meeting. A short devotional ser~ vice was carried on* at this time. After which the president took charge and made extended reniaiks giving the hrotherP?thereason why he had'not been able i to attend every Tuesday night, i Each brother minister was asked to_i:ive a short sketch of the services held in the various churches - which they ratterwied last Sunday. The Secretary Rev. R. W. Winn was asked to read the program for the^vening. This he did as information. i The president then called on the nev Austin jenerson to teach the Sunday School lesson. Rev. Jeff erson made an excuse which was accepted and the Rev. L. E. Ginn our permanent teacher was asked to take charge of the teaching. Rev. Ginn taught the lesson so very thoroughly that he was great . I]' 1 j 11 | i i and others. The song "I Heard the Vice of Jesus Say" was lined by Rev. M. G. Moseley. The time for preaching being at hnnd Rev. Eddie Hatcher was called to conie forward and prepare to give us the message of the evening. The scripture lesson was Psalm 8th. The text which was selected, was Psalm 8:4 What is man that tlTou art mindful of him. iRev. Hatcher preached a noble sermon which ?was- enjoyed by -alb- X spiritual < | was sun? at this time led by Kev. Hatcher. I The matter of whether w o . would accept the invitation to at , I tend Rev. B. T. Martin's church revival at Denmark, S. C. Tuesday evening, Septejnber 2.1 rd or rot was discussed. It was docid[ ed that we would attend in a eroup. The secretary was asked , J to read the protrram for Tuesday evening, September 30th which he | did and the same was received , and adopted. I There being no further business the closing: song was sung: and ' the benediction was pronounced by Rev. S. J. Justice. We adjourn ed to meet on Tuesday evening, September 30th at the regular time 'and place. Jiathlehem Baptist I'liui't'tk Rev. R^\\^/Winn, Pastor Graniteville, S. C.?We are now in the midst of our church fall revival with Rev. W. H. Vaughns ag the spiritual speaker far the week. A warm week's prayer meeting: has preceded this week of preaching. The W. M. S. is working hard for the' Second Sunday in October watch this columni for the proThe community wishes a most progressive year for the following teachers who have left to resume their duties at the Various schools: Mcsdames Marina Miller ind Mattie Fair, Langley-Bath, Langley; Ivy Grant, Justine Bettis, Eliza Johnson and I.i'cv IRoherson, JacksomMorris, "Gmjutoville; Ruth A. Morris, Gwendolyn F. Blanche, Williston Jr. Hi, Wiltiston, S. 0.; Miss Abelle Palmore Allendale. Mrs. Ruby Goldsborough o f ManhaSsett, N. Y., is visiting her mother and dad, Mr. and Mrs. A. IT. Palmore. ?; Mrs. Dolly Grant hag returned after Spending the summer in N. Y. C. and Washington, D. C. Second Baptist Church Rev. J. W. Miles, Pastor Sunday school at the usual hour with Miss?Alien- Barnes acting Supt. irv the absence of the Supt. After going through the regular order nf c?r\ri/?? ? - ?'? -^t ov* ? iw x_icir>r>\vctJv ITKM1 :nstructed in the lessen. Piaym -erriro~ f nHowed conducted T>v D Eddie Williams and Pea. B. C. Towers,- The Pastor Rrv. J. WT M41es-fm'sontotF-JRt*vr-Br P. "Mites who preached the morning sermon. Subject Does God Care. It. was quite an enjoyable mwsnco. Visitors at this service: Mr. JLJE. Meritt, Rev. and Mrs. M. G. Mason and Mr. Tillman Tavlor. Quite a number of our members who have bqen awav for the summer months Mr. William Oliphant who has been in New York is back and now at Paine college; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Quattlebamn Mr. and Mrs Walter Mason were .home for the week-end. Thev are 1 ivinjr in Jacksonville. Fla. for a while. Eli^a Mae Butler and M. H. Carter who have been in the north * or the summer, aro hoth hack i n school Eliza Mae in Jacks nville, Fla., and M If, Cm-tor . -atSchufUdd. Aiken. Mildred Wa h''ngton. M. OdelL Hulauuc ; ;d-G i ntrude Moore are . all back ir> collego for the term. 1941-12. Two of our yoimo- ?k- ; tv,t "anip on the 17th, Sylvester Jusice. Jr.. and L-^ster Johnson. .The Christian club <>f whic'^ Mrs. Ella Galloway is president. Imet at the home of Mr. and Mr?. Albert Mathis. The mc-Jo wn wnc among mo Dost. Kvoryone seemed encouraged to do more to make this club true to it* name. After tho business of the c'ub wn< >ver Mrs. I.oroe Mnth'n- served the guests - with delirious refreshments. Mrs. Lula Piper of Phil, adelphia, Pa., wns ft visitor at the club's meeting. She is spending sometime with Mrs. Ms io Simons. At the eveni.'g P-v' Turner preached a very inter, sting sermon. He is makiw plans to organize some new ch bs amoncr the young folks, which we feel will be unite helpful. The -ext meeting of the Christian club will be held at the home of Tte\. and Mrs. R. F. Miles. M' s.?Helen?Prowr,?rrb?P a . p. Mass., sister of Mrs. J. C. S*.m. mons of Aiken jiftor c?.v..W ... 1. -visiting her sister a-vl hro*h""<_ and other relatives and friend's have returned to her home. Whi'. here she-AVXL^ the?guest- of h'<>ioF *n many homes. A tea was eiven bv her sister Mrs. Simmons. The followins friends were present: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Meadnm. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. D. Brown. Mrs. Peo pies.?Mrs;?ArntTew'Johnson. Dei. T. Crawford, Mrs. Winn. Mrs. R "thrs Barnes, Mrs. Corrie Nobles. Mrs. Mamie Massey. Mrs. Lucv Per y. Prof. Z. Townsend, Rev. Wm. Harper, Deacon B. Harper, Mrs. Jno. Wilson, Mrs. Mamie Holland, Mrs. Rosa Thompson. We all enjoyed her stay with us very, nffuch hoping her ^arhr-return. Friendship Baptist Church A large congregation listened to the pastor on Sunday preach ITI1? HAm tne theme Prayer. At the 11:15 hour he used as his sub iect "Let IJs Prav" and at the 7:45 hour he used as his subject "It Happened After Prayer". He had the audience spell bound for these were two of the best. The revival will begin Sunday. September 28 with Rev. R .C. Cnl houn, of Augusta, On.. doing the preaching. The pastor returned on Tuos. day, September 1G from Cleveland Ohio, where he attended the National?convention-?He -prowfhod the Missionary sermon on Sunday at the convention also a sermon on the traiu going to the oonvenI tion. He reported a lovely trip. The Builders' club gave a surprise party for Mr. Albert Miles who wall soon leave to pursue his i course in medicine. Mr. Miles hns worked faithfully with thos(.~bovs. j The pastor is preaching this week in Rock Hill for the Rev. C. L. Bowman. Among the visitors and return ing members worshiping with us Sunday were: Mr. Rayloch, Edgefield; Miss Lucile Little, Second t j? REESE Dut'KKE rnESEXTf DAI I Wi?K M I w !?! Ng Wf/ 100H TO Jp^'UI.LL ALU | TOWNSHIP ! __ rni.ri % FRIDAY NIGHT, j* I) A NCI NO FUi J ADVANCE TICKETS ON & liOOM, HENRY'S TAVER ! COLLEGE INN. EL Y j* ADVANCE 75c plus 16c ? AT DOOR SI.00 plus 20c $ WHITE SPECTATORS i i - J-< ,1, ? , , , . ^ Baptist. Miss Anna Johnson, Mis Rosa Little, Miss Davis, Barnber Miss Ilarvey, Bamberg: Miss Fa nic Marshall, Rulge Spring; Mr: Leslie Brown. Miss Inez Floyc Mr. and M,)*s. Edinburg Grahan Xc.v J< rsey; Miss Parthenia Tok 1! /'. I i 'uls.?Miss?Pipltii st'ui ! ; b My of S.hotield 8choo WYslev Methodist Church Rev. E. N. Jamison^ Pastor Chute!: school opened at the us i al hour with teachers at thoi post. 11 a. in, Rev. Jamiso ''reached' front Rosea (5:1, themt '1 (>{ ?Hotel To~?Rurn~~8:00 p. n Rev. Jamison preached a soul sti line: sermo11 from _lL_Kiinr 5:11 theme. Obedience To God. Vis tors: Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry Cav and others" Those en sick list are: Mr: Rosa 'Wright and Mrs. Matti Raw Rev Jamisop. Rev. Hopkir ??I i s s G<-nova Hightower, Mr: Moi?"ie Ball. Mrs. Jones and Re (.. E. Cite motored to St. Georg last Thursday to attend the Sun lay School convention. They ri ported en - >' ,! !?":'rip. M r. -- ^ - t?TT. r-'fCWf'" Re,. < ' . M *' ain I' ?st->r , '"mi. ni tnJ i > n(la\ t hi1 I ' ' !' !li! t :'tn \vr ': : !__ W v. h mi K K W. P 15 " . pa : A. l (i o'jlorl' ii" ; .stov - no bet M the a idnm. ard took Irs tex -fioin'Pt. IltVusi'itr f-> h;s fsnb.ii- t. "(lathe-iiiT it; fia. ISMU'O." T A fl > Wl<? vcl! <o ct'.v (1. n.i i'..! t ''ay i< tall'tv for ivic ; bio men v tli strmi dt?v-in-j" a like that of Re\ Melhvrrfrr ? On the firs' . and: y nipht i O; tMbiT. :b-.' pa-*,>r and .Mt. Zion' i-hoir will po t > Shiloh Presln i linn church. and worship wit them. r>o:. t fo: wet o.:r regular sorvic ti Stmdav mornine: after whic WO wili all uo over to St. Mattr.e\ l*?nt;st churrh. Coine -o Mt. Zion at amp time We a iv always pi ad to have yon ( AlUdSRE NEWS Mi '..i d i|"' i u i f < U. }1 lb1,hi for a Wort while visitinp his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Waitus John son. He 1' ft Monday on his return to Now* York City. Mr. Sam Stew rt Went with him. Miss Bornicp, Brown was up las week from Columbia. S. C. to se Hi or errand mother, Mrs. France Entrlish. Miss Polly l.miise Mitchell o vu'.'WVUWVt.'yooOQQOOQOO II, K E V Y'S ?EENERAL? HO IV ( nrlcrtaking and Em hall AMHl EANCE SERV1 o 0 ?SLOG AN? 1 LOWER PRICE X "As Near As Your Nearest P Rateahur? and Rid(feway, J O 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLLI 6 PHONES: 23619?238K oooooooooo oo ooowowcwt i Saturday, September 27, 1941 rjp^i A TTD IT Oil I UM I ibia. s. c. ?? . OCTOBER 3rd, 1941 f OM !):00 UNTIL ? 5ALK AT: LAFAYETTE POOL $. N, WILLIAMS DRUG. STORE. j; IZ..VS LUNCHEONETTE ? . - - --- I _tax_~ TOTAL 91c t (ax TOTAL $1.20 $ iOc plus 10c tax TOTAL 60c ? C. MACDANIEL, Promoter T % is week w.th .Mrs. Stewart, her sisg Ur.^ Charlie Lima ds. s. Mrs. Alma Sims Palmer and hu* 1, I: ihI of Columbia. S. C., spent the i, ? ei'k-t n.-l with Mr. R. 1?. a. d .Mr. ?s Frank Sims. Luke A. M. E. Zion church is stnrt"inf? of fine. Rev. Mrs. R. Alston is conrlucllnj? t h; meet'nir. We are looluntr forward l>> urreat success. Those on the sick list seem to | be improving. ; BE READY TO PAY L YOUR i- j 'ei SUBSCRIPTION MON. &. TI ES. 1; Jeraldine Fitzterrel e James Stephenson ;; ?in? "Shining-Yictory" i. Poro Beauty School I Located at 2481 Millwood Ave. BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES *hampooing, Pressing, Marcelling Croquinolling, Finger Waving, Ll , Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Man inuring, Massaging, Hand 12 Molding,?Anatomy and Electricity. PHONE 5687 . II Wilhelmina C. l'ope, Instructor \nnie M. Pope, 'I. Vla'one, Pres. h ~ Joan CRAWFORD ?7' Robert TAYLOR ?IN? "When Ladies Meet" si N.?>1 ONTUES.?WED. ClkifrridttQ o o o o oooo oooooooooooooooo w*. ^ ' ' S. I/oovy, Manager ^ KP&^?OXt"O^OOOOr>OOOOOO0^O<><K?