Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i'?e Rljftt, , FO0T-B AIKEN NEWS Wesley Methodist Church Kev. K N. Jamison. Pastor Church school opened at the ua ual hour, with teachers at their post of duty. 11 A.M. Rev. Jamison preached from Corinthian 13: 13, theme Christian Love. 8:00 P. M. Rev. Jamison preached from Isaiah 1:16, theme Getting Rid of Sin. Each sermon was full of inspiration. Visitors: Mrs. Vermeil Stallings, Mr. Theofoll Harvey, Marie Harlcy, the studentbody of Schofield school and some members of the faculty. Second Baptist Church-. Rev. J. W. Miles, Pastor The Sunday school was well attended the lesson was very in structive. At the clcse of the les son a brief prayer service was conducted by Dea. Geo. Johnson. Rev. C. W. Turner preached the morning sermon, speaking from St. John 16th chapter and a part . ... of the. 33rd verse, subject Christ Comfort^ in Time of Tribulation. The time for the evening service was given over to the People's Charitable Aid society who celebrated their anniversary?with- a very?splendid program.?Rev.?S_ ??preaching. Mr. R. A. Brooks is master of the order. Many visiting friends were present. The many friends of Rev. J. W. Miles will regret to know that he is not keeping well. Mrs. Warrena Quattlebaum and Miss Eliza Mae Butler spent the week end at 'home, and returned to Jacksonville, Fla., where they are living at present. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Williams attended the association at Old Storm Branch church on Sunday. Mrs. Emma Moore who has been in ill health since March is very much improved. Friendship Baptist Church Rev. M. M. Peace, Pastor TVin r\ ootrtv V> o a voIiihma/1 f uaw * t""""1 i "? _ inmiicu "ul" his two weeks revival in Norfolk, Va. He repo>*ted a most successful meeting. Many were looking forvVard to seeing him on last Sunday, but because of pcor connection he was not able to reach here. Rev. Townsend preached J both morning and night. His uer. mons were enjoyed by all. Dea. T. C. Crawford was the delegate to the Storm Branch association. He made a lr.oet ex"" cellent report to the church on Sunday night. . * Mrs. Anna Coleman, a prominent beautician of this city was married to Mr. Staley of Jacksonville, Fla. orr Sunday afternoon at the parsonage. Rev. Townsend -- conducted the ceremonyr" A beau tiful reception was observed u t the bride's home from 4, to 7. The great annual fair sponsored by the Missionary society is ort its., way. The dates are 12, 13 and 14 of November. There will be over ten booths. Keep these dateg in mind because this promises to be the best in four years. Bethlehem Baptist Church Rev. R. W. Winn, Pastor Graniteville S C ?Snn/tmr a beautiful day for all churchgoers, the Sunday school, was well , attended the lesson was beautifully reviewed by the pastor. Eleven-thirty the pastor ascend ed Che rostrum with a guest- speak er for the morning:. Rev. Arthur .Johnson, pastor of Old Macedonia Baptist in Edgefield county, who preached a brief but soul stirring ?sermon ^fnrm tsatah 4(h3tr" But they wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount un with wings as an pagle. they shall run and not be weary, and they shall walk and not faint. After morning service many mo tored to Old Storm Branch to the Storm Branch association. .. We were all glad to. sac Mrs. Tildia Holloway out and being , able to be back at dhurch again. visitors: Miss Annie Willie Da.., vis of Aiken; Miss Sara Grisby, Mrs. Mary Grisby and Rose Lee, Mibi Viola Mnnriy j Reaver DAm Church Sunday morning the S. S. was 1 conducted by Dea. Norman Myles. | The lesson was taught by Rev. j W. H. Vaughn ar.d was enjoyed by all. After S. S. the prayer meeting service was conducted by Deacon Luther Kitehirngs and Bro Joe Conway. For tfhc morning wo-r.hin Rev. Vaughn took his text ,11th division of PBalms and 1 f)th verse. Many are the' afflictions of the righteous but the I/ord deliveretfh him out of them all. The pastor preached a soul stirring sermon. Presbyterian Synod Meets The Synod of Atlantic of the . Presbvtorian church In the U. S. A., held its annual session a t fennanuel Preshvterian churdh of I Aiken. Wertnendav, October 22 and closed the following Friday. Delegates from South Carolina, Georeia and Florida were in at tendance. _Be^ L. E. Ginn, th.e_ host nastor repotted a veTy successful meeting. Ho would take this occanion to thank all who helped to make fhiB meeting a success. Dr. Wm. I,. Metz of F.dlrto Ts ALLS. Ode of Aj This last Sunday before conl To show reverence and honoT Rev; W. A. HHHiard is the?tit To him who has shown us the Without his good wife we al He would not have succeededSuch leaders as these Metro] Tq have as its Shepherd?So Two tiny little humans are t Wnd to-day give this prog ran For services rendered and li We bid them God's speed an To do for them that we did We wish to-day to get these Any phase of activity we fai We will strive next year first Five years in Chester, you J Their many achievemnts we' With every effort, they've gi The congregation standing b Lest all would be lost; and In our great church the Bisl To embarrass a pastor When If the pastor falls the treas J<ow don't misunderstand, I ? That a pastor's success lies not Kn rotca<l the sheep. must grazi r . These pastures. lot us term. Of modern day teachings an So of those obligations one Ours is the task then to asl Your unstinted support as 1 To the cause \\*hich makes u And against these oppoituni To the camp at Brainerd?t We thank you, too. in a ver For making our congregatio For your contributions, too. To the neighboring Aurehes In making our efforts flouri: We tender our appreciation In helping our church conti Ours is a plan of unselfish! And in our efforts we do o\ To give each one a chance t His love for God in a finan Rev. Hilliard, as a pastor, An exceptional leader?a sj Mrs. Hilliard too is a lovely ?"-Ami on your eve of departii With tears of joy for such s As you two have given; and The Bishop will send you th We treasure your leadership Your struggles and stricfes ^ And yet we know that then Charges, to which, a Zion p And finds it easy; For ever That troubles in life come t Each of u9 some day must t And yet we know that tbes< If whether we are right or v To the audience before me, 1 For having come, your bom To these two fine people. w Should ^wt^iry^st We bid'them adieu?and pit Will follow and guide them . ?Nmv if there is aught 1 1^ Charge it not to my heart, And had I to-day a thousar 1 would gladly thank you \ So with hearts an pure as H In Jehovah's name, we sinc 'and was-reelected state elerk and Rev. D. T. ""Murray was elected moderator. The next meeting will be held at Atlanta, Georgia, the fourth Wednesday in October, 1942. Ministers Hold Meeting Aiken Ministerial alliance helci their Tegular meeting last?fees^ day evening, October z 1st at Sun. day school room of Friendship Baptist church of this city. The meeting was opened with a ^fhort devotional service conducted by the chaplain. After these services were conducted, lh? tttWTlhR W&8 turned over in charge of the President, Rev. M. G. Mosely. The president at this time made some very timely remarks stressing things vital to the interest of the alliance. Among the things which he discussed was that of the alliance turning out in a group at the Immanuel Presbytia rian church of which Rev. L. E. G1nn is pastor where the Synod of Atlantic was to hold their annual session on Wednesday, Octo. ber 22. The ministers were urged to meet at Sunday school room at 7:30 p.m. so as to get to the ohvrch by 7:45 p.m. The president called on Rev. J. P. Washington to come forward and take chnrge of teaching the Sunday sAool lesson. Rev. Washington taught the lesson in such ? masterly way that all who Wre nresent ffot some benefit therefrom. PAY YOTTR 'Hir-'C RiniON TODAY! C. STA1 >preciation |( 'erence has been set aside r to oar spiritual guide, ?right way to live. 1 understand . g ?lest she lent her hand; .ft politan feels proud we praise them aloud. ft hese we now mention ? n of special attention ? ibors now ended ' d all things intended. not do 8 things thru. \ I ft 1 to complete S : these _to meet. ? k-nnw ttiuvVo Hnno tvi'II " 're too proud to tell. ' ? iven their support - g y to hold up the fort. might I add Sg lop is glad g conference is held ' S ury to swell. g mean thlsT you see "" 8 with you and with me. 1 ~ pastor's salary looked after? ? e ir> green pastures, j ^ are the churches we attend 4-keep.-lhem?in the, trend v d comforts we enjoy w should never grow coy. ?? e o i you to give ' r ong as you live s< is whatever we are; n ties, we place, then, no bar. u ii he N. Y. A. p y special way ?, * n seem not so small; ii we thank one and all. | who have given their aid,7 J sh. not fade. >- ? to you also t nue_ to grow. [, less n jr best L :o display vv eial way. v n we think you're grand f ilendid young man. S little lady _ a ig, our eyes grow shady. w piritual care *1 the' we know not where P is coming year; 'j and friendship a8 dear. ^ ve know have been many ^ 1 are not any 3 astor goes . yone knows ~ "" - w 0 us all f{ aste life's gall. ? 2 make us strong w whether we are wrong. Ic ol 1 thank you to-day F age to pay e honi Tm sure we shall miss t< > With Q OlOrVi nn/1 n 1/iftn ~ , V* pig li UilU U UlOJ ^ fl iv God's kind hand R o'er sea or o'er land. n re left unsaid J please, but rather to my head. F id tongues * vith everyone; . * [eaven's own ^lew >rely "thank )'OU^. , RUTH CROSBY JAMES CheBter, S. C. j I Thursday night, October 16, at " 9:30 p. m. there was a lovely buf- 1 |] 't s.inner served at the home of ~t i i Mrs. Arzelln Watts, honoring Rev. ? , Bowman of Rome, Ga., the guest i : nrencher at St. Paul church, and '] Rev. L. B. Moon, the pastor. i ' The guests included the above ... Jlftnea and, _Reyt. and Mrs. LT B. ?Butler, -Air, and Mra.-iS. D. Dendy, : ? t - ? ?? ? - t" * - . jucsaame,, raunne Sullivan Lu- i ' cile Dorroh, Myra Holland, Mam . 1 rnie Thompson, Liltf Hunter, Jes' ' -ie Chambers. Judith Franklin, ' Hnttie Golden, and A. P. Finley. 'iniiiin m > i ii n 11 < 111 I Cabin in t I | Ridgewood on the M( if / tourist cabin fo ; t <22^,0 \ CABTNS, DANCE PAVTI \ SANDWICHES AND DRl ?: 24 HOUR 81 Phone 2-2342 wfcftMWfc jjfcate vii ' rw L VS 1 Home-Coi =~ ALL! SOUTHED GEOF i Saturday - HURST ARVER'S P. T. A. HOLDS ITS WET MfWTHI V MFRTIVH We were greatly impressed with te first monthly, meeting of Car. er's Poront-Teacher Association hi.ch was held on laBt Thursday vening, October 23, at eight, 'clock in the auditorium of the aiver Elementary Junior high rhool. If it is true that the firBt rnpression is a lasting one, we ill always remember the enthus. ism shown by parents, visitors, upils and faculty- of Carver chool in their first P. T. A. meet. Miss C. A. Jpckson acted as mis. ress of ceremcmy during the fol_ owing devotipnal and program teriod: Opening song, Lord's 'raver, instrumental solo, "Pre ude," Chopin, Marion Garrott, Piano pupil of Mrs. V. C. Rey.. tolds.); spiritual, "It's Me O' -crrd," mixed chorus. This chorus as trained and directed by Car. er'g music teacher Mrs. Reyonlds; ddress, "Preparing the Student or Citizenship," Mrs. Andrew impkins. duet, Mrs. Eliza Mickels nd Mrs. Esther McDaniel. Something was gained by those fV/\ V as CtMsvslrino on/1 ' UV I1COIM iUXD. vjiuijmuin, saliva nose who were absent were- de. rived of a well planned and de. ivered lecture which contained aluable information for any pa. int or teacher. Mrs. Simpkins, a >rmer teacher in the city system, tressed the importance of a pa ent. teacher, pupil relationship ? the( training of the child. After the program our principal, [r. E. E. Rogers, introduced the \culty of Carver school and Miss )avis. Miss Davis is connected ith the Ridgewood Anti Tubercu_ >sis Association and is carrying n the work started by Miss Mallie ' aison. The new faculty members re the following: Miss S. G. Als. >n, a graduate of Miner's Teach. rs College and teacher of the ourth grade which was recently dded to the elementary depart, lent of Carver school; Mis9 J. forton, a graduate of Wilber orce University, has charge of (hiysieal education; Mrs. V. C. (eynolds and Mrs. F. C. Robin, on, former teachers in the system. ere secured as muaic teacher and eventh grade teacher respectively. Due, to the.ahaence of the P. T. V. president. Mr. Rogers waB In barge of the short buaineaa meet. ng which followed the program, "he following officers are serving heir second term: president, Mr. rhomnson: secretary. Mrs. Eliza Vliekels. There nre two vacancies o he filled?that of vice president., ind treasurer. Mr*.X. A.. Johnsonfind Mrs. Bolden, former vice president and tree surer respect, vely. are now affiliated with Wavcrley's P. T. A. since their children are pupils of' Waverley ichool this year Prior to each meeting, from pewen-thirty until eight o'clock, each teacher will be in his room for 0 conference period with pa. rents of his pupils. We were pleas he Cotton | >nticello Highway /ION, PLATE LUNCH ^NE5 01Ji_ALI7 KINDS 5RVICE Reuben Trapp, Prop. USKEG tiling Game EN YELL ASTERN COP VE IGIA STi SAVANNAf November^ FIELD ? Ied wiih the interest shown by pj rents who too'k advantage of th opportunity to discuss profalen of their children wTfTTthe teacher TRrough the efforts of Mis Mae Alexander, teacher of horr economics, all parents^ahd frien are entertained after each mee I ing in the home econcrmics room. The attendance banner was w< by the fourth grade pupils f having the largest number of pi rent? present. Miss Sr G. Alsb is the fourth grade teacher. Those who kept up with t' meetings of Carver's P. T. A. la yeer, may ask the question. "Whi happened to Miss Pope's class All-of you will remember that h< clasR kept the banner during tl entire year. Lastyear thcrse-thi: grade pupils of Miss Pope'? cla were anxious and therefore d termined to win the banner pi keep it. It all ends up in sayir that those same pupils. althouj in fourth grade this year, are ju a0 determined to hold the banne Let us aim to make epcfi P.J A. meeting the "best one yet." THE LADIES SPORT SOCJh CLUB 1 - ?* The Ladies Sport Socipl Ch held Its regular meeting Tusda October 28, at the home of Mi Justine Smith, 2483 Senate S DINE WITH US WHERE THE FOOD IS BEST AND THE PRICES LESS ~ Always Glad To Serve You HOME MADE CAKES?PIES AND COOKIES WAVERLY DINING ROOl* 2515 GERVAIS STREET RUBY BOWERS, Prop. STARTS SUNDAY BETTY GRABTE DON AMECHE ? - IN "Moon Over Miami' ft W Twurm-wiowt moo J fcTfTT^I Monday Colored Bargain I>a STARTS ;SUNDAY Tyrone POWER Betty GRABLE TXT " A YANK IN THE R* A, FV' ,% A, Jfg Ti i f !: Roaring Sea Adventure! i?... Walter John Carol BRENNAN?CARROLI^BRU ?IN? "THIS WOMAN IS MINE" ftfgl sr. ' 1 DONT FORGET THB ! I JITTERBUG JAMBOREE ; ; Erery Thursday Nijjht "BELLMEN'S RES' 0 BEER PARLOR AND 1 \ BUFFET SERVICE * I r Frlw! Chicken snd IlllllblUJ II Specialist 1? Yoo're A Stranger Here But O \l Harry Murray, Prop. ? 1Vj Aaaembly St. Col am ""WVii.i** ' WIHH'PWUW'I JH riri SATURDAY || |j KICKOF [tfj STATE COL *****-"- ORANGI With Special OW JACK TERENCE CH/ RSUS A TP S~*s~\ l i 1 L LULL T GEORGIA 8th. Kickoff 2 ? ADMISS SCHD 1 Thp hnnsn wo- /.?ll? i * , - * ""a tanca lo uiuer oy 1 is th- vice president. Mrs. Mario i is Robinson. First selection, ''I Am s" Working on the Building," led by ;b Mrs. Anna Brown. Prayer was led le M'Ss-Christine Carr. The min_ ds utes last finecting vTTTo i t. omitted end the roll was called. | Each member responded with his j j on fee. The meeting was opened for | or : unfinished and new business. The ; i_ { president, MTs. Pearl Sumr?r, | on briefly discussed the unfinished | and new business. " jj he The meeting was carried out i n j' st the usual manner. On Friday night i at we ha(j a bingo party rnd chit j| ?*' tling supper which was a grand , er -success. Our closing song "Tell We j oe Meet," also was led by Mrs. Brown. , rd. Benediction. ss ? , e BLUE STAR SOCIAL CLUB od The Blue Star Social Club held it? regular meeting Monday night, October 27, at the home of Mr. st md Mrs. Jessie Brooks, 916 Wal.. ' 'i*- nut St. The house was called to 1 T. order by the president, Mr. Jessie Brooks. The first selection, "Shine On Me," was led f>y Mrs. Brooks; . prayer was repeated and the min. kL* x _ - i- x ? uics oi tne last meeting were read, received and adopted. The roll was , colled, each member responded with a Bible verse and fee.. *'J The meeting ww<, opened for old and new business. New business I 1 was the planning for our first fall | dance which is to be given at the Odd Fellows' hall November 10. All clubs and friendR are cordially ! invited to attend. The closing song. "Where He Leads Me." was led by Mrs. Smith.-Benediction by Mr. J Brooks. The next meeting will be J at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jes. I sie Brooks, 91G Walnut street. ^x>oooooc?^ooao:oror>octo:oooo< J I LEEVY'S 1 | FUNERAL HOMI g Undertaking and Embalm! m J AMBULANCE SERVIC1 m g - ?SLOGAN? I LOWER PRICES 5 "As Near As Your Nearest I'hoi $ Ra?aak?-? I>: J o ?> g 1881 TAYLOR ST. COLUME ?-8 PHONES: 23619?23610 rm\ rxsff\ /j?w\ I 11 b9HhHH|^M Count themt Yep. 6 big I bottle* in the handy fam- A OyPepei -Cola carton. And Mk that means 12 servings at ^ a better drink with a finer flavor. Keep Pepei-C&la in rout ice-box. Order a car- /^7/jfa ton today. J w? nee Jj; COLUMBIA PEPSI-CC P ?Rl *Al?!PP"." I'.ili" III Mil II.I mi 1.1 . frUwnfoy, HpranO^ k WA NOVEMBER 1st F 2:30 P. M. . v f LEGE STADIUM eburg, s. c. a v.aiui C5 I \MPIONS ^ -EGE : _ -f 1:30 p. m. "" ION 99c ORANGEBURG, S. C. Bright prerchers led by Dr A. W. Wright, D.S., made a beneyo. A lent drive on our district. The ^ ministers were: Revs. L. and W. " tjregg, Jenkins, Martin, Robinson, Bryant and E. Fridie. They preached only eight minutes and took up collection. The visited the following churches: St. Stephens, Denmark, Canaan and Mccedonia. $30 was raised. The members served supper. The District Group meeting met Tuesday at Bethlehem. The pas. tors reported $100 for conference report. The Claflin University trustees ,vill meet Wednesday. Bishcrp King :>f Atlrnta, and Dr. Dangle of Tenn., will be present. T. W. C. A. NEWS ^ The conference in Raleigh, N. C., is over and the secretary is back. She reports a profitable and successful trip. All members and friends are asked to be present at the October meeting. The program for the winter work will be planned. Dont forget the date Oct, 14th at the V, 1429 Park street. SPENDS WEEK-END HERE Mr. Timothy J. Sqllivan, Jr., formerly of this city, now a mem pr of the 77th Coast Artillery at Fort Bragg N. C., was in the city ror the week end. He was accompanied bv Corn. D. H. Nicholson also of the 77th Coast Artillery. They both reported a very ' pleasant week end. ?.o.ooo;o:oo.oooooo.ooooooooo^ n? | ' - 1 1 tie" HA 5 ?f." S. Leevy, Manager ?ji ?9) S Iifl )rf 8 HR^^w^^^^TuvI ^?W K^*rli ^ >LA BOTTLING CO. J