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r~r '' Two __ THE OLD GRAY B, Rev. E. Philip Ellb. The Palmetto conference of the A. M. K. church which is holding session in Charleston this week is among the largest conferences in the denomination. The meetings are held. aA Eheuezer church. on Nassau street with Dr. D. N. Wilson, pastor host and Dr. J. E. Thomas presiding elder. This ~ conference does not only set the -pace for the other five ? conferences of our church but marly all of the conferences of the south. It is true also when it comes to subscribers for The Pamelto Lead er. We hope however that this will be the banner year for the church and also The "Leader.". The doings of this conference togeth er?with all?ministerial?asaignments will be released in our column next issue. We leg ret our inability to attend the official opening of Alien university, due to sudden attack of illness. We had ~i?.,~?.i v.,. : : ?# _..w Ijiai i vnc ui-|; inning ui uui ouu scriptions. So I am asking- all of our suscribers to be prepared to settle with us at your respective conference seat. Our company takes this method of thanking them in advance. ... . ChriStttias Seals Dr. J. W. Murph made a very appealing address to the ministers' union in its session last Mon ('ay in interest of the Christmas Seal Sales for this year. His speech was in keeping with the re attest Halsey secretary of the Pinchaven sanatorium here in Charleston county. Say what vnil will but nvury Vr?pn.n in *ViU state as well as those throughout ?America should - purchase?sealsthis year as never before. Wars : are raping " and training camps" are crowded all of which show the necessity of health protection. It is important to stir up our racial group to cooperate in this " movement; Having been a member of the state committee for several years places us Jn^ a ppsu. tiori to" say that "white people are ""far more responsive in aidine their people tu dispose u~~t seals than Negroes. Sad but nevertheless true quite a few professional Neproes pay no attention to this drive. We hope this year .will be an exception among Negroes the world over when it conies to buying seals. Dr. C. S. Ivodbetter is the worthy chairman of ' the city committee representing the union which is composed of outstanding ministers irrespec tive of denomination. The Union Our session' last Monday was one of interest from every angle. Dr. Jt. E. Brogden was at his post and presided with dignity. Dr. H. B. Jones our competent secretary was in his place. A round table discussion constituted the order of the day. Those mak ing fine talks were Revs. R. I. Lemony J. R. Pearson. J. E. Beard C. S. I.edbetter, William A. mack. L>. N. Wilson, the president secretary and others. At the close of this meeting: the A. M. E. alliance had a very fine session with Dr. R. I. Lemon president and Dr. D. N. Wilson, secretary. "Pulpit Decorum" was ably discussed by Dr. J. W. Murph. Greater St. Luke We closed our year's work last Monday night with colors flying. There is no better congregation to be found any where in this country than that of the above church. ThfV hgva?ever?beuir " faithful and it is_a pleasure- to be associated with such a group. The members have a' monument t Their credit in the new church edifice. Over three thousand dollars was raised in the last two quarters -for"" the trustees exclusively. Still the pastor is not only ready to attend conference *-b u t prepared to report. Peace and harmony prevails in our borders. Let Us Advance On Our Knees . COPE NEWS Sunday, October 12? Sunday School was called to order at Mace donia by "Sunt S R * large roup attended. The Bible clss?_.wa& taught by the- pastor. The Catech+ftm class by MtVa Re-~ becca Gass. Prr^vcr servic by Brov? Hampton and other*. The pastor then oann to the rostrum and preached from the subject. "come now let 0< reason together, etc." Tsaiah 1:18. Wp had a rally for dollar money and pel nr.' x.-VOnl, Afterwards Rev. Rurges;, and many of his members motored to Good Hope where he preached the Y. M. and Y. W. C: A. I. G sermon to a great crowd from Brov. 4:18. subject, "The pathway of the righteous." The collection wa? $2K.80, anda wonderful feest. On Sunday night Rev. Burgess preached at Macedonia from Matt 15:lfi from the subject. "The church Christ's bride." fThe woman in another man's arm.) All were benefited that listened. Miss Willie l/ou Kelt tis bacV tr our midst as a teacher at the Cope graded school. Also Miss Martha Jones of Sumter who is here to* the first time. They worL shined u itb wa Sunday Miss Shuler. a teacher from Cedar Grov* visited and worshiped with ua also. Mr. Georgd W. Stevenson, wh" has been verv ill wa<* visited bv l t nn.t.,r?otul?boo ma?U*?be-?bn-?f proving. ' I (GREENVILLE NEWS Mrs. Mattie Murray of Elford St. left the city Saturday eventig for New York City and 6ther points ill . tiie Northeast?to- viait friends. Mrs. Murray is the rao.her of Miss 'Rosa Murray of ElLord St. and Mis. M.wtlo Mrtrtin UUnean St.,Mr. Willie J. Hunt of Manly St .iu& returned to the city after spending several days with relaives and friends in Atlanta. ?Mrs. Amanda Griffin her son rd her daughter visited Mr. John lcAdams 'of Elford St. Sunday. Mr. Bradley- Anderson and Mr. anies Morgan of Hodges are pending sometime in the city on usiness. A farewell party in honor of Mr. Yancy Morris who for ten ears or more has been an agent or the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance company was givn Thursday night at the home >f Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Murray on h Calhoun street. Mr. Morris Is caving the city but is not plaits lit'.: to sever his collection with he insurance company. Those nresent at the affair were Mi. Harry Daniels of Orangeburg Mrs. Mamie Jones of Pennsyla: ia: Mr. B. F\ Doyle of Anderon: Mr. Jehue Williams of Wil. ianston; Mr. ami Mrs. R. A. Hoi ins of Greenwood; Mr. C. H. Booz r of.Belton; Mr. S. F. Addison mi Mr. James Keel of Seneca; Mr. li. W. Anderson, Miss Georri: na Robinson. Mrs. Mattie "hi mas. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hunt. '?!i s. 0. M. Hollis, Mrs. Janie 'lived. Mr R. L. Lewis. Mr. and VI: s. William Washington. Mr. ai 't Howard and .Mr. R. F. Lips eonb. "A score or more of Greenville es.deiltS. represent ing business md professional groups~of the -rtyt"attended a recreatirm pro.r:.m held at Philljs Wheatley Jet.tor Thursday night for 1110111eis of the 7th Aviation Squadron rr< n Fort Dix. N". J. The unit is "en.porarily'-stationed at t h e l Greenville_ait:port. . And about 50 of these soldiers were at the pro?r: in. Bingo and other quiet rai.ies. grand marching and ac. iUJ.intanee games made up the ev ni g's entertainment. Members of the planning committee were Mi. ^es A. J. Carey. Vernelle Minis He! -n Minis and Mr Uriel Staggs. 17...t.".. r?....i. .. ...c. iiiuuc uuiM'u, superintendent of Phillis Whoatley Center. has been out of the city sev ia! days. It is reported that she is visiting 'Washington. Baltimore. Philadelphia and other cities and -ibs'Tvinjr social work there. The Sterling hiyrh school football team was defeated Wednesdav night in a s tcrnly contested encounter with Reed St. high school of Anderson. The 19-14 core does not at all fairly describe the driving power uf the Anderson boys or the fine passing Tin! effective sprinting of ? the Sterling players. Mrs. Arlie MeCullnugh. Mr. Edgar Smith, Mr. R. \V. Anderson, Miss Margaret Sowell, Mrs. Bessie Boyd, Miss Elbertdeon Armste: d, Mrs. Lena White. Nurse !.(> c Bates Foyster iind Miss Eli-,..t r>* .... '..iu' in orauxorn wore highly com pe ded Sunday in one of the local lai'ies for their activities. Mrs. McCullough is the leader of a ri'i up that is voluntarily gathormg tin foil for National Defense. \nl Mr. Smith and the others named after him are associated in pro noting a wholesome program for girls and boys of the city. Ill THLEHKM HIGH SCHOOL 1' rnwell Bt-tfrhrhem high <eh ol opon;?(l it^ 'doors Monday Del ber 6th. w4th ? large etmrfh ne' and each member of t he facult v was at hiy post of duty. -S* Mildred J. Allen of Smarth Tm: fa~visited Bethlehem high ;ch >ol Saturday before returning to imr home. Miss Allen is a sister r/f i.'rof. Edward S. Allen. Mr. McKinley Browne was-seen on the campus Sunday evening. ' rs. "Malanda (irant of5 Olar, S. accompanied her daughter, Vcrnese, to Bethlehem high school last Sunday, also Mr-.-and Mrs. Alphouso Greene. Mr. John Bostick and s ister, Mis, Mary Lee Bostick, entered .,vl TU,.,. * - -...vfuMtrtT, r tit-y iT-pur rr-fj rr pleasant vacation. --' >1 I'lHLlI' A. M. K. CHI RCII Rev. T. H. Weathers, Pastor 1 n111 y was u high Hav: at St, Ph 111'). r,M i,nil UK' L !L l.nsy as it" he<- getting our pastor ready for the annual conference. Sunday School opened at the" us,al hour. The Supt. and co-workers w. re at their posts of duty A fine Sunday fichool was held end the collection was Rood. The adult class is now in possession of the banner. A warm prayer service was condurtecLby Bro\ Isaac-JohrMwm an4 othres. After a few anTRTirn cements were made Rev. Wentherc ascended the rostrum and preached a soul stirring sermon from the fullness of his heart, Psalms 40:13. theme, "Praying for Success." Everybody en.i' ved the wonderfArh wessage. After collection, we had the hahv contest which Tvas a succcsii. Helen Hodge, $7.15t~ Eftrline Pringle, $4.50; Paul Prinele, $1.00; Dora McKnight, $.1.50; Mrc Frances Hinto-n. $1.17; Joe Louis Green, $2 15; Shellie Mae Harkins. $1.20; Loon fiuropfcei, $1.25. Total, $24.12. M. E. Hinton, reporter A (Minister's Wife an<] School Teacher Laid to Rest Mrs. Rebecca Perrin, 82, be ' I widow of the late, Rev J. Perrin. once a presiding1 elder the A. M. E. church and died w pasturing at Hey ward church the Sandy Run section of < hoi n county was funeralized S day afternoon at Bethel churcl Col ;mbia. ^ ;'s. Perrin was born in Wir bor > but lived in Columbia fiftv or more years. She was cat d near the Fair grounds was its principal thirty or it years. She was very outspo and was one of the pioneers organizing the Richland Cou Teachers' association. The funeral sermon was pre ed by the Rev. W. iR. Bown wh > was one of her husbai ~ "scholars aniTli close friend of 1 family. Rev_ Bowman stated t Dr. and Mrs. Perrin had a < to do with the lady he marr as they made all arrangemi for them to get in touch v each other. Remarks were made by Bro T. Wheeler, her class leader;-: Ca lie McGill and Mrs. E. Adams who read the obituary. Janerette, the pastor acted as 1 ter of ceremony. Though she had retired fi teaching, the large crowd of 1 vim , ??iui educators. scores of foi mer students and other frie attending1 the funeral attested popularity as a genuine citi: The sermon By Rev. Bowr vyilL Jiot be forgotten soon, as paluted and j>ortrayp<f"*The swi ne>s of a Christian life, as it 'at s to Mrs P^rrin, hits fromthe grk.vt uo ~ Called bible" Itv Mrs. Carrie It..Cherry. . JESUS NEVER? | 1 Tried to "get even" for wiv ug done him. Luke SifhJMr I 2. Hum dated another to pr< thiv own superiority. Mark 10 -j- H. Attempted tV"T(rree men thirk as he thought. Matt. 2fi: 4. Ceased to persuade men foil >\v him and have life. Ma 23:.'i7. j 1. Then said Jesus, Father f give them, for they know not wl the" do. And thev parted his r meet and cast lots, i 2. And whosoever of you will j ehi? test, shall be servant of i ! :l. ''"^en said Jesus unto him j aga'n thv sword into hiv. plai for all thev that he sword sh perish with th(. sword. 4. 0 Jerusalem. Jerusalem, th \ has killest the prophets'. a stonest them which are sent ui you. how often would i ha gat i-rod thy children togeth even i>s a hen gathereth her chi< en nnder her wings, an,l ye woi nut. THE ACES SOCIAL AND SAVINGS eLl'B 1 aurens/ S. C?On Friday ~e nin October 10th, there was lovely scene on Franklin',, Ten I court?r- garden party honori Mrs. Zollie Wade of New Yo Several young ladies donned th evening gowns which were beautiful as colorful. The recipients of this fete wi the Mesdames Zollie Wade, R< L. Butler, Helen Putman, Wil M. Barksdale, Fstolle Mills, , dirh F . nh'in k McT)an SvU'lo 11 I..-:. r> . .Millie DIOCKm Letha I.f.'iki-. The Misses M; bauey, I'Mth F"<r7i", Melrose D Ely I WdK TTi-lcn _Ik'ndvT Wi flutter. Motive Fuller, Em Fuller. Playing games amTjiTcTiire sn: piii'; were features of t he aft no< n. .Vl ?' \vh?eh the hostess Misses T?ut Fn?irie, Mrttie i En Mia Fuller served canopits t cof ktail?. potato chips, nuts ' mints. The afternoon hours fr 4 to 6. Thfi guests were da-tee ttshered Mt s. Franklin's home where tl were joined with the followi namely: Miss Helen E. Nai .Mir Mvru Holland. Messrs. Th< as Sanders, Jr., A. P. Finley. 1 Zollie Wade of New York; Jar Irbv, Alonzo Whitener, Hor -Frrthrmn Phrtrlton "" McCoy, D lin^ton McDaniel. The hostesses served cockta at mptin'r potato salad with cu of oickled p7g's feet, halves hoi ted eggs, stuffed o^if?es ? pickles with prilled frankfurt and ritz. Sweet niuqjp mr"0" " sumed the later part of the e ning The guests reported havim* a lovely lime then oa L> each ot au ' voir. The pardon and house par were given in honor of Mr. Mrs. Zollie Wade of Brooklyn. V., whr have been visiting IN Wade's ioTt and uncle, ^Miss M and Ji mes Irby. Her many frie -were so happy to have them h< 'Mrs Wr.de is formerlly known Mis- C. Uemy, a former resid :of this citv. Several affairs w given in their honor. vVo are h ing they will return npain soot t .. .1. A *_ T* 1-1? * ^irs. .Jiiciin rianKiin w,i^ " tes-T~trr-tin? club on Wednes< (October 8th. All members v ..present at their pcmt<? as us J After business of importance 1 itransacte<ltJ)>e hostess Rerved | licioi s 11 nit cocktailR. pol ichips, cheese tid-bits and ritz. The hostess for October 1 MM. Sylviliw HlKtrins. I E L,. r jller, reportei THE PALMETTO LEADER I j PHILADELPHIA NEWS i A timely and enjoyable recep tion was given at the home c Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompsoi 2330 N. l(2th street on Friday nit lov- October 3rd, 1941 in honor of Mi S and .Mi h Charley English - wh of I were newly weds. Mrs. English i hile better known as Miss Gussi of Goodwin. More than a hundre 2al- guests were present and man lun- useful gifts were given. Mr. an i in Mrs. English expressed thei thanks to the group for the giftt ins- We wish the couple much haj for piness and great joy in their ma the lied life. We ask God's blessing lo- on them. They are making thei and home at 2330 N. 12th St. ,Phila lore delphia, Pa. ken Mr. and Mrs. William Westo in motored to Baltimore, Md., Sat inty nrday accompanied by Mr. an Mrs. Carl Alexander. Mr. an ach Mrs. Weston were visiting thei lan, cousin. The group reported id's pleasant trip and stay, the Mr. and Mrs. William Westo :hat mot ored to East OrarnreT N. ~.T leal Surday, October 12 nccompanie ied, by Mrs. Oilie Jackson her gran ?nts son Master John Thomas Hopkin vith Miss Fannie Mae Weston, Mi and Mrs. William Weston, Jr., an r~Sr little Miss Grace Connie Westor Mrs the grand-daughter of Mr. an A. Mrs. William Weston Sr. Dr. Mrs. Jackson will spend a wee mas with her son and daughter-ir law Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Jack rom son of East Orange. She will al tea- *o spend some time with Mn her Maggie Williams and her familj nds We all wish for Mis. Jackson her very pleasant and enjoyable sta> r.yn hRS with hm- h*r?gtwiulscr nan Master John Thomas Hopkins th hp son _of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Hop ?et. kir.s at 2317 Stark St. We al re- very glad to have them. ^ MILLER CHAPEL NEWS ? v'l-wbeTTV?-The ".M is. FTippe Wil'ing Workers' Club" held it met ting at the home of our adnl ~ advisor, Mrs. B. F. Sumpter or ?= October 5 Every member was on eve to ,a^e u PartMiss Mary Frances Bates con Tttkted our devotional services First selection, "What a Friend W< ' ("0 Have in Jesus," followed by th< tt -Lord's Prayer. Every membei qui .ed a Bible verse. Second se lection was "Sweet Hour of Pray hat *r/' ,r; - 1 he president,- Miss Ain< Oallman, called the meeting U ^ order and the mnutes were read ajl received and adopted. The presi )Ut" dentt discussed all important bus. Ct,. iness. ali ^Te wish to thank all of those wkm - took part in making oui ;OU_. chicken supper a success. Th< ncj menu, which was served, was po 1^0 -tato salad cm lettuce, fried chick Ve en, green sugar peas, pickles ier salt ities and ice crean^ Everybody ?k_ rep-'rted having had a wonderful lid ' CHESTER PARAtiftrYPHS j Mrs. Mary Thomas, Columbii ; St.. is spending sever?] mon/tfri! : with her children in Philadelphh v,e_ Tmrt'New York City. a Mr. Henry Mitchell came dowr njs fro'u Baltimore and spent the hal week with his brother, Mr. Willian r?, Mitchell, and sister, Miss Id-' efr Mitchell. ns I P'-of. and Mnj^S. I. Finley en jtertained the out.of.town teacher, ere ' at t heir home on Friday night3sa I Rev. J. P. Reeder passed througl Ule town Friday night and storpped f ju_ while with Prof, and Mrs. S. L . , '?y, K*l, I . an I Calvary Baptis >r,.' 'ch'" "b 'Sunday afternoon was at ial f> -very ^appreciative STT. llie dience. The students _irom th ma N'Y t center were present and ren d*?r*d several ^leasing selections Mis< Horry, who is in charge o eJ. miHc, directed the choruses. " 1 The county fair opens Monda: morning. The exhibits nromise ti ind very pleasing, and a good linv ind awaiting all. Football game oni " " ^0 n'aVf,fl Thursday and Fri jdav at the fair. frt I T > tve game played Thursdr, fiev ni^bt at the Fairground hetweei n ' Finley high and I.aureus high, th ice' score waR 32-7 in favor of Finle; )ni' high. On Fridav night, Wilkersoi high of Orangeburg, plays here, noa 1 ^ev* W. A. Hilliard, pastor o ace Metropolitan A. M. E. Z. church i - and Rev. J. I;. Smith, pastor o .Brooklyn A. M. E. Z. church, wil iils <or>n close their church year befor bes ' ar,nual conference convene? of |T*u'ir mar>y friends hope that the ind Iw'" **e rpturned to thejr churche ers ^ere' ^or h?th have done a wor derful work. Mrs. Mamie ,Tnp?? rMnrlr Mr. V(1 Martha Leathers, Mrs. M. T. Co ker. Mrs. Bessie Franklin. Mr: I I Blanche Larks are on the sick lisl j, ,r Mra Helen B. Walker and littl 1 son, Harvey, and Mrs. Maggie T Young were called to York one da j last week because of the death o a"d a r dative. . ' The soldiers camped near Roc rs* mail. S C. will give a Rhow o ary Saturday night in Finley big nf 8 .school auditorium. Admission. fre? Ile I Waiter* and Mr, Mile: both of Columbia are berp to t.rk 'en^ rhnrye of the Soldiers' Center -ere ^is,. Ruth Reed has charee of th '?P' center at Finley hlprh Rchool. * | Mr. Franklin Rainev and llttl 10R" daughter. Ceraldine. rame dnw ley. fro?v) Weshincton and spent th 'ere week end with his parents. Mi un' and Mrs. S. D. Raine.v. Cemeter waa street. | Mr Frank- Roplw'are of Tlic :ato Point. snent a day here last wee on business. 5th. Th? rallv at Calvarv Rnntl? rhureh will close on the foflrth Su day. f IN AND AROUND PAGELAND >- Miss Edna Reid spent th.} week ?f end at her home in Greenville. e upent the summer in New York r. City, is at home. now. o Miv L. Blakeney -spent-?lasts Thursday in Fairmont and Lume berton, S. C. d Miss Louise Blukeney, Mr. T. F. y Brewer and little grandson, T. C., d Jr., motored to Chesterfield on r business Friday. 5 Mrs. Lena Funderburke o S (? Charlotte, N. C., has been spendr ing some time with her * parents, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Virge Baker. Sin ! was joined by her husband. Bergt. iLanson u. Funderburke over the ~ j week end. Sergt. Funderburke also visited his mother who is ill. n | Mr. Joe Brewer, ? veteran citi' I zen, who hae been seriously ill, is jj , improving at this writing. Tht d following children were called to r his bedside: Rev. and Mrs. Ural 8 Brewer of Waterboro, S. C.; Mrs. ,Loiy Blnkenev. Charlotte: Mr. and n Mrs. Houston, Chester, S. C.; ., Messrs. Mitch ell, P. L. IT. Brew d er, Washington. I>. C.; Miss Ethel d Brewer, New York City, s Rev. Kearns, the new pastor ul r. the Presbyterian church, who is a d student at Johnson C. 'Smith l." jtreaehed a soul '"stirring "sermon (f to an appreciative audience Sun day'moming. His subject wre "Thv k Kingdom Come." Those who hoard h?r" realize that he is truly a man _ of God. [. The young ladies of Gum Spring j Banfist ehurch, will present a nroj gram Sunday night. Give these ' young people vour su-npoit. f Miss Mai'v Lee Blakenev visited fr:- ods in MnnVne N C 1- st wtmk-. Miss Cecilia Toatley <>f th< e "Llncolhton high' school fncilt\ * Ian olnton. N. C.. arid Mr. Lain Foster, a student of Johnson C Smith, visited thei) prrrrnfsr Hr~: i.'L M'-s. J. II. Toatley an) Mrs. ~~~M L. Foster Johnson in .Chester^ -?fie'd?Snrwhey^ I ' you want to know what's r M?ss V. E. Brewer will siv>nyor f: i v'lvor t(>a at by'1 home Sunday '. J.):-' >t)er 10. at 100 n. m. The nub 1 1'" is invited. Come and bring ' vour friends. The 'proceeds will b<> given toward the chapter* rally at .Grand View PresUvteHaTwhureh^? | Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brewer had ? mS their dinner guest Sunday. Rev ? Kearns. r I The.many friends of Mrs. Alec " iSir:th are s'UTvto hear that. her sister, Mrs. Charles, is seriouslv il again. j Messss. Fleters . Hubbard. I.-">n ) ar,i and Madame Neil of CharLttr wet ? pleasant callers at the h' m< " ' of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Bre\vcr j Sunday afternoon. | Mr. j nd Mrs. Maoeo V Kissick ! who are living in Corn : i?* , town at this writing. Th<>;. 5 '?' v?/? r? r*/? 4 tVin 1 t ll r >' - irifiius Biiiv.cxv.-iv i * will not be-in the trach:n<: profe-' ]sion this term. '| Messrs. John Bonv?'t nivl ohe-t Kelloek of Washin vi?;< 1 r*<l "i''pnds hern over the week end. Mrs. M. Foster Johnson, the Jennes* teacher, held a conference _ with the tea "hers in the Prglatv4 district Mondnv at the p-melarv' ?ch ?ol. As usual, she brought a r!?** 4 of hope. 5 i BEAUFORT COUNTY f TRAINING SCHOOL l 1 Burton, S. C.?Onward and upward we climb, training the heart head and?hand. 8 The highlights of our chapel programs during the past week 1 were the Historical reviews? I both Apierican and Negro in char actor, given by Prof. J. S. Shanklin, Sr., and Mrs. C. Bryan. Our students are demonstrat-~ ing-very worth?white?capacities p for carrying out their responsibilities, to wii: Miss Bernice Primus student librarian, under directiorr f of Miss Bowen.; Miss Elnora Sim mons, assistant store-keeper, unv der direction of Miss T. Grayson; i Mr. Miller Murray, chef cook, diP rected by* Miss D. J. Dixon. s Prof. J. S. Fhanklin, Sr., spent rthe week-end in Savannah, Ga. Misses Dixon, Florence and p the week-end. i; The F. A. B. Baptist church, ? Beaufort, was well attended Sunday. The !Rev. Byrd preached an f inspiring sermon. At the Pew i, rally in the afternoon, a duet f "He Knows It All" was sung very II beautifully by Misses Elnora Sim e mons and Bernice Primus, accomi. panied by Miss Boweni, Mrs. Dixy on, all of Beaufort County Trains ing school. i- The Rose Hill Baptist church. Burton, has just closed its revi* wal iMMlini., In hi Hip [mm W(H'k . The Pine Grove Baptist church S- celebrated its 42nd anniversary t last Sunday. Each member was p assessed one cent for each year * since the church was built. They V raised $92.65. We are very happy to welcome Miss Ether Nolle . Jennings hack in our midst, after a period of v sickness. We trust she will conn 4.1 i. _ wmie to improve. At this writing another mems" ber of our "family", Miss Queenie Simmons, is on the sick list. We * pray for her a speedy recovery. A Hallowe'en party, sponsored , by th^ Student Council, will he r triv<*n pn Octoer 31, 8 o'clock p.m. The public is cordially invited. The Show Monday, featuring v Jack Randall, In "Drifting Westward" was very interesting. VisV itors at the show were: Mrs. Lek ola Johnson, Mrs. Leola Posha, both of Burton and Mr. Joe Hey,t ward, a former graduate of. the r\ school. The following students went % AIKEN NEWS Cumberland A. M. E. Church _ Rev. J. 1*. Washington, Pastor Sunday was a lovely day fo bers took advantage of it. T h church school was opened on th usual hour, and the attendanc was fair. After a brief discus sion of the lesson, the pastor en larged on the same in the form o a sermonette and review. .Divine service was ver inspii ing and helpful. The pastor dt livercd two very instructive sex mons both morning and eveninf Sunday morning his discourse wa taken from Galation 6:7-8. Them "The Murk of a Christian". The funeral service of the lat M. J. Gowdy was had 3:00 o'cloc in Cumberland church. The pas tor officiated. The ceremony wa brief and pointed in accordanc witli the request of the famih The church was crowded wit members, visitors and friendi Jackson funeral home was i charge of the funeral. We were delighted to have th following visitors in aur mornira worship, viz: Misses Alice Alea under, Florence Flindly, Ora 3 Pipkins also Mr. and Mrs. C. I Wi'son. Visitors are always w? come. Second Baptist Church The _ services throughout th day were inspiring. Rev. C. ^ Turner preaching at both morr _i ng and even in v sarvice.?At-fh evening service Rev. L. E. Gin was pulpit guest. He gave som very encouraging words at th close of the service. Rev.-.F W Mihrg nrid- n?fl A f Cumings were delegates to t h Mt. Canaan Baptist associatio -held at Bettis- academy. Other that tended he session: Dea. N H. Holmes. Mrs.?Martha Justic and Mrs. Maria Tillman. The financial report from Sec ond Baptist far surpass that c 1940. We are glad bo see th "willing spirit of our members tc ward the support of Bettie acac em v. ^ The Lilly of the Valley clu held two very successful meeting for the past two weeks. They ar the young ladies of Second Bap tist. and we feel that somethin worthwhile will soon coma to pas On Tuesday evening, October ' hey were entertained by Mia Reva Holmes, after the businea of the club was over, they wer served cake and ice rronm TVi many friends of Miss Allen Barr es were very much surprised t 'earn of her marriage since Apr 27th to Mr. Richard D. Moor which has juSt been made knowi Mrs. Moore is very active in Sur day school and a member of th Junior choir. .She is a graduat of Sehofield, class 1940. Wesley Methodist Church KeV. E. N. Jamison,"Pastor Church school opened at the ui ual hour. 11:QQ AJNL Rev. Jam ""sorT preached from the fullness c his heart, from St. Luke H9:2l theme Christ Magnifieth the Haj py Estate of the Church. 8:0 P.M. Rev. Jamison preaced froi ?t. Matthew 16:18, theme Th _Buil<'in<j nf~Chii*t Church ? Visitors: Mr. iRobert Prieste Miss Elizabeth Lewis of Mt. Hai ris; Mrs. Dorothy Mutchson, Mri Anna ' so". Mrs. Gertrud Brow Miss Evelyn Hay, Mri Beth" Brvant. Mr. Vinson Brow Rev. Early, Mr. and Mrs. Jamc Estee and Mr. and Mrs. Henr ' Cave. Friendship Baptist Church In the absence of the pasto Rev, Z. Towrisend preached most ins- iiing sermon. He use as his subject "Jesus To'/ches . Soul". On Sunday night t h -pastor pretttrhed-as never befori He preache^ from the subjec1 "My Lord What A Morning' JusL before the night service Pn tism was observed. Ten girl and boys were baptized. The were fellowshiped along wit other new members which ha joined recently. I>ast Friday night closed a moi successful revival. Rev. R. ( Calhoun of Augusta, Ga., did th preaching. This was one of th best revivals Friendship has e: perienced. A full choir san those heart stirring songs eac night. Quite a few accepte Christ. in """.lunfir r. . t. nights revival in Norfolk, Ve for the Rev. D. Y. Campbell. W hope for him a successful meet ing. The Men's Brotherhood had most interesting meeting on Mo day night. Dea. E. Winn, nres dent. home for the week-end: Misse Alvenia- Washington, Pearl Robi son, Thelma Williams, Inez Sing! ton, Messrs L. T. and Natha Hamilton. Visitors on the campus Sunda j were Dr. S. M. Miller, D.S., Chai leston, ReV. J. B. Bowen, Sumte 1 Mrs Lericy Murry, Mr. Cleavi | land Washington and Mr. Chris j tophor Pinckney. Subscribe For The Palmetto Leade Saturday, October 18, 1941. Classified Advertising Column ^ ^ i Special Notices, Caids ol Thank* \ ' Memortains, Birth ~ Announcement* r Marriage Announcen eats. et .. ai charged for at the rate 01 lOc p< 0 line. Cash must t icon.rany tr e order. Minimum charge ode. i!f HELP WANTED > APPRENTICE PRINTER?Write s_ qualifications and anticipated 1 rni T i i n?' i.' r* _ senary, luutii rnnung v_/Om f. pftny, Box No. 35, Aiken, S. C. *' ^ 8 e WANTED k s. First class Beautician, experi,g enced in all lines. Must have :e Cosmetologist's license. Write or {. Phone Annie . Workman's Beauty h Shop. Phone 6189. 1825 Taylor sT St.. Columbia, S. C. n e Found in Waverly % ^ A valuable ring. Owner may 3' obtain same at 1016 Harden St. ;j by proper identification and paying cost of ad. e Rooms For Rent r. _1731 Wheat Street CaH-rn--Phone TrTTOSJ n ?? e IN MEMORY g In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Rev. John .T. Harrison who departed this life r one year ago, October 17th, 1&40. ' We loved thee husband but Goo !?l lovpd thee- best, so he took thee - out of thy s uffering. Because ycm went awey, we know we are not here to stay but to meet you some e sweet day. Your BWrflThg face we ]" can't forget It. Your Loving Wife. Mrs. Annie E. Harrison, son. Mr. II. S. Harh rison. daughter in law, Mrs. 9 Ameatha Harrison, brothers. e Mr. W. G. Harrison.. Mr. C. C. >- Harrison. Rev H. W. Harrison, ? t? sister, Mrs. Mary M. Harris. i+ I 7, 8 8 IN MEMORIAM e : ? e " Sr-cro-d to the memorv or ? i- deal* little ci. Rose Mar-' c?er>dr " 0 who departed this life thi? montW il one year aeo at Myrtle Reach. e One year hr.s passed since yon i. have been gone from us, l- And left nu> in this sinful world e alone, e My dear, you are prone but -shall* rrever be forgotten, Deep in the solemn tomb. Sleep on my dear and take your rest, One day we will meet in the sweet beyond, u And there we will forever rest. 1 A?devoted" JtfotKer~nruI Father, f Mr. and Mrs. James Senders. ), little sister, Jane Esther, and >- brothers, Julian Lee. James i0 Sanders, Jr., and Gray L. Henry n Sandere. le r, JOHNSTON NEWS 9- Mrs. Mattie Johnson, Mrs. Sal|e !i" Philpot, Misses Carrie and Si Mii,udc Mitchell, Messrs. Wille, n Walter and George Mitchell have ,8 have returned to Waterbury, Conn. y after a visit with Mrs. Jane Gary. ~~ Mrs. 1ST ET McPherson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gary. Mrs. Alice Davis has returned from Augusta, Ga. after spending r> several days with her sick daugha ter. d There will be a silver tea at \ Hethel C. M. E. church Sunday e r.t 5:00 o'clock. The pubic is ine vited to attend. Mrs. Bessie Austin of Savannah, 0^) <t Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. ' -Nook Amw. 1 ? |g Mr. and Mrs. John Maben of Augusta, Ga. are readera of the , Palmetto Leader. .MMrs. M. E. McPherson is in Me' ter, Ga. at the bedside of her sick t sister, Mrs. Ida Mitchell. We ho , Mrs. Mitchell will soon get bette J' " Prof. E. L. Bcrwman, Messrs. A. ie B. Harrison, West Peterbark, ie Misses Edith Frasier, Dorothy and Hattie-Peterburk attended the as sociation at Mt. Canaan Baptist 5 church Sunday. Regret to many friends is the xilllli?--I-iUf Pnrf on AiKen~SlTwe hope she will soon > I,- recover. e Mrs. Irene Ford has returned to Georrgetdwn, S. C. after p visit to Mis? Vera Warren on WrJker a St n i- BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL T1 KiL J - . - - - J llt^ 1 1 LI1 K ' " U S^UIISUICQ tt SO" rial last Mmvday night ft ml a good time was enjoyed by all. !S The date for the Barnwell coun|n ty fair has been changed from e the first week in November to n October 27 to November 1, 1941. Miss Ruth I. Ward, home ecoy nomics teacher, spent the week r" end In Ktncrsffee, S. C. r? We regret that Mis* Laura E. e" Simpson, teacher of the sixth grade. is ill at this writing. We hope for her a speedy reccrver. The evening class in home eprinomics undev the direction of Miss Ward, is making splendid progress. T+wtIhsr meets everv Wednesday ? gm' afternoon ?t 5:10. All the women j? and girls who do not attend school a^e inrvited to poln thls^Tass.