The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 27, 1941, Page Page Two, Image 2
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p? THR^OLP GRAY**
Hy H,v. fc Phllln Bill.
WAR AT LAST ""
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\lf-.11 tU? !,??.? livnu/itii/l hut* nhollt
T* f 11 IU.C 4^H|S ?
come to pass and we are confront, g
ed with with one of the worst wars
? recorded m~ history.?It is one-of- ?
which every subject of America
will be compelled to f'tfht. Some
will be forced to muster arms, (
while others must supply means ^
by purchasing United States Bonds .
t? and defense stamps. And above all
the christian soldiers must fight
on their knees for devine assis. u
tance. Government hospitals have v
not yet been cleared of invalids
nude so by the World War which
man" of Us predicted would be the v
last. That war wrecked the man. L
hood of America. Thousands who
? were not butchered on Flander's .
Field, lay dead today because ol"
thrt destructive Spanish influenza t
epedemic. Since then we have c
scarcely luid suffvcinet time to
grow a good army of fighting
men. But such as we have must
go. A goodly number of'our young c
men who should be in ? position
~to qualir have drank, so J much Ig
liquor, together with other forms "
of corrupt living until they are ,
unfit tu fight, live or die. This is ?
the humrn junk that is being exempted
when it should be the first
? -; t0' send directly before Hitler It's
useless to seek the cause 01 tnisa
" war, and is still more foolish to w
fix the blame.. The whole truth is u
that this world i? going to be set ~
on fire atld burned as a great fur
nace for the same reason that has
hrpnpht .?V>jg An,| thn? im .iw ?
Tb0 much sin in the government
too much sin in society, too much 1
sin in the home, the church and p
state.
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CHRISTMAS SEALS t
The white people all over tin- g
county are purchasing the abovt y
seals this yerr as never before, ju
and we are appealing to our co.' ?
1 erred people to do likewise.- As a
ic^jr.-vmavMr UII Wit* WU 11 I III L ICt? t J I !
the South Carolina Tub?rculosi> ^
Association. I want to feel prout' Y
- in v- -< i ce w In1 n w c meet *wT?l "J
representatives of the white peoph }
t,i xt ;. eni- to report settle bought b\ J
CoJoft-d and wl. ite people. Th ?|
meet ill v will he held in t'ulumbi: $
in connection with the Palmetto .j,
ale Teachers Association. At {
that no. eting last^ \cai . Clu rlestoi. 3
county made a very fine blowing '<
This year our g<ul is to break al )?'
previous?ivcoiils and we mean t> ?
do so by the help of; God. The ci \
tizens of Charleston which irt S
?composed of Negroes?, have ., higi v
rating in the state by securin J
Christmas seals and we must b\
more this year than ever be for* ^
Let every individual take from '1 .j.
to 100. The ministers in Charles- $
ton have gotten behind this move !jj
mert as never before. Dr. C. S 5
- Ledbetter is our wide aw a m 5;
chairman. Dr. S. H. Scott, heads o
the Red Cross roll in a masterly
7 way. Thi.. another worthy causi "3
of which my people should become
members. Greater St. Luke's *
church of which 1 am pastor, has broken
all previous records in buy
ing Christmas seals and joining __
Ji the Red Cross. <
THE SOUTHERN SYSTEM
It has always been my privilege *
as well as pleasure .to lecummenu 4
the Southern Railway to my people
on which to travel to conferences.
conventions, rraternai and all oth
et meetings. And we huye the
lirst time to no'Ce a single com.
~praTnr~OTT-the part of those takme
our advice, mie accomodaions on
the Southern cannot be excelled
by any other railroad. Colored
_ poople are given the best cc/n.
sideration. As the holiday,, are
apprp&yViillg_-imd my people -wilii
f be visiting their relatives and
r 1 friends in other states and cities,
make choice of the Southern, "Th;System
thut Serve, the South,"
artrf you will make no mistake. In
purchasing round trip tickets you
can g0' cheaper than in your in.
dividual car to say nothing
worries and safety. In i-electin,
the Southern one never goes
wrong.
lllh I MOX ~
The Interdenominational. Minis,..
+ f tej*s "j^fTbrf luTir^iPn7Te""s>-ssioii bust
4???Mui.duy. "Christian Education," bj
LDr. R. E. Brogden, president, was
a masterpiece to say the least.
In tendering him a vote of thanks,
the Union u*k?d that-t he-same "be"
13 given the reporter tf, he published
E in the Palmetto Leader.
ePr? Tb?r-A7~Mr E. AtManee also had a
good meeting \tith Dr. R. I. Leni. <
on, president in charge. Rev. J. F (
[V- Henderson^ first vice ? president, ?
J# fiTTecT the chair at the Union ses.
j|j stun.
- ST. LUKE 4
jlj Last Sunday was a day that will
jf. !>e of" long remembrance in ou
TO hurch. Evangelist Elsie Myers *
i'aylor preached tw^ great ser
i.ions. The 'Sunday School an 't
|8 league held great sessions. Qui
jl i i.u uuftw lull. 1 III1 Ul.
m taer were at their posts liiul !
& ? rything was grand. Our first
n v ipuirterly conference will be held !
M 1 week and Dr. J. L. Benbov.
n. R. will preach next Sunda j
morning and evening. The public .
TO" Let-Us advance on our knees." !
LITTLE MOUNTAIN NEWS ~ \
Ml. Zion A. M. E. Church ?
91 A< t p enjoying a wonderful '4
Sunday School the pastor ascend.
rl ed the rostrum and preached a *
wonder f. I sermon from Luke 2:44, j
"Don't go a day without <
* U.irist." Thi, message was indeed j
a aoul stirring one. The prstor ?j
M spoke out of the fullness of his j
j? heart. 3
K We w re glad to have the Rev.-x
WHAT TO DTT1
shingrton, Dec. 11.? (A
ies ot Instructions issued l>
or the guidance of the peop!
Stay home.
The safest place in an air
If you are away from m
>st shelter. Avoid crowded
'1 he cnemv \\;int - vim l.t j
i mob, start a panic. Don't
If incendiary bombs-fall, o
never a splash or stream")
0 a stream to put out any ti
>ack to a spray for the bom
?out 15 minutes if left alone
1 tine water spray. A iet.
rater \yill make it ex pi- de.
Under raid conditions, l;cc
rater for the use of fire dej-a
iroken.
If you have a soda-amLai
urn upside down), use it w
O makp j? sjnrnv uv?j
lets or liijifid) on bombs. I
Should gas be used, go at <
n your house (fewest do<r
iver glass. Stuff rags in u
But above alb boopV?n?b
4-the family to be the h<?m?
neniber all the ruleji_ujidavJ
est.
J. C. Gannon and Mr. Kraal,
rcrwn of Shelton. S. a. rsiui
ith us. Come again, visitor: :n.
eleome at Mt. Zion.
After die mornii.g service-?hristmas
program was r? ndi-r
.1 by tiie Missionary ladies, in in
>ri"U nt?the .Missionni y?r*u. u-.;"
he program ^vcTs very ihteresiihV
nj was eh joyed by all pros.nl
We thank Rev. Cannon and Mr
down for their encouraging jv
Mrs. Bessie Summers is still or
ie sick list. She was made happ\
unday morning when K. v. am
Irs. Bowman went by to see trei
?fore service. We hope the mem
e.rs and friendsMt. Zioijwil
IN THE STILL C
\> nen tin' world is hushed i
joyous observance ol C'-hri
the frosty Yntetide atr (J
Very Merry Christmas?ou
COJPE, Li
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. In upprei alien of llu
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^ makes it possible for t
W* we send Christinas a
f* ;ind Hesl Wishes.
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(Across. the Street
:'SERRY CHR
: hi. \ i T H
? fn east' you miss the _ m
man who brings the
| clean white bottles of
I Baxley Milk to your
? door every day. because
5 of the press of your
. u..... . .
j. iiuiiimy him vines, mis is jgrpB>
J. to telT you he wishes 5S|||
? you and yours a Merry
? Christmas. He appref
riates, and so do we,
!
> vour patronage durinK the pt
f serve you daily . . . healthfully
| BAXLE1
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!N AN AIR RAID
IM ?Followi ny i" >- one of a s<
y the office ot' civilian defens
!e in the case of a'ir raids:
raid is at home.
e "et under cover in the n:ai
places. Stay eft" the street:
: mi m int ' th" st. eei en a!
do it!
lav a s'-rev (V ?rt ".v den ho
"i* water on Vic ' on ! . twite
re started by the b tub Swite
ib The 4 omb vvi'} I urn frr~a
, on'v ab ut two rnimd-'s mule
splash, stream, or bucket o
< a ' alhtub and hwkots fit"! o
?Jiih nt'm case water mains jar
id eNtinrirt her (the k;nd voi
ith \"'->ur Hnjrer over the iict/.l
--the Innnii al kind ( tn.-rH ~cy)m
t i ' al! ) i-rht !' ?r oi dinary tir s
Ki'ce 'o !'j, rn s! "bv id" " r< Jn
; an I win low ). I'a t e p-iju_
nut o\v~era< k . an I under d or
ay In mo-,?('how > one n.oinbe
air raid warden?who will re
:iut to do ? iMother makes thi
remeiiiLKi* her throuyhoet th
j Christmas holidays and mala* h?
: ieel happy.
| Mr. ami Mr-;. I * ly S. minor
[ are the happy parents ?.! a liitl
daughter born December la, IPil
,Mr. and Mrs. Ration Crap- - th
~ nappy parentsof?a?son born De
centbep 20. Roth mothers aiul ha
bies are getting along fine.
. i There will be watrh night meet
.ing at Mt, Xioti Wednesday ni >li
?i Deeelnber a I ii-n-m H-iilii to 12:1
i jEveryone is asked to i-oine out an
I enjoy the services,
i Our pastor, the Rev. \Y. R. Raw
"man. Wishes to -thank Bro. -Bate
. . -the rpteinl?pael.ile.e lu- pur~i
car Sitndax
>F VI tE NIGHT . . .
11 anticipation ot the morrow's
slma^. mav vou hear through
voTce of our thoughts, "i\
ir wi?h for vou and yours."
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ISTMAS
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ist year . . . and hopes he may
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SB PALMETTO LEADER
GREENVILLE NEWS _S
M is. Annie Dtan oI Hodsres, SVJa
V ~CT~v as the dinner guest of her C
e husband, Mr- James R- Dean of r
30G Klford St. Saturday. Mr. A
| Dean has been working in the ci
city for some time. ei
i Mr. Theodore 'Morehead 'fund N
.. Master J. D. Poole of Greensboro, cl
N. C., visited Mr, and Mrs. Frank at
v Gilliam of 10-Glnvor St l?*t wi^il -K
P T: e funeral of Mr. Allen Myles M
of Paris Station wr, held Tuesday ir
afternoon at St. Matthew M. E. M
church. He died suddenly last Sat is
^ urduy. Rev. D. Curry officiated, m
ll Walker Sullivan had chr.vge of
funeral arrangements. 1c
Mosdames Margaret Mvles Poole bi
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I and Emily Poole Mo trie head of
r?(ireeniihoi o,?N. C..?attended?tfrp?
funeral of Mr. Allen Myles.
A!iv. Rosa (Jilber^ of Hodges,
S. C., visited her son, Mr. Henry
(filbert of Elford St., Saturday.
i The funeral _ y.? ?Emma
10 7 lark \va.. hehl at John Weslev
,1 M. K. church Thursday a,t 1:00
p. in. Mrs.. Clark was the wife <> '
Rev. 0. C. Clark, pastor of John
.s Wesley church, Rev. Cicene, the
n?dTaaucL-simerintei.dcnt, officiated.
Interment in Oowpcns, S. * C.
Biggs-Stewart had charge of
funeral arrangements.'"^
*X* Miss''Sadie J ones is visit in .? her
f; thep." Mr. ChnTttl7 J ones of ~~Ahn
} St. Miss Jo: es a student at
X. State College in Orangeburg.
j? i Me -nn. a 1 < !' \! i. Pitllev Ma
*j' hone at Macedonia F. H. 11. ch.ur.-llast
Sunday afternoon wis larg.-T
*j* t tended. The pastor. Rev. J. W.
X Smith, preached the funeral ser.
j* mon. The flower girls were Misses
( nnstine Madison, uorotny rt<>
|? hinson. Jannie Mae Chuney, Ma<?.
X Kit* Wilson, Juinitu Cartel. K!i/a
.j. bet i Carter, and Helen Bookman.
*J* .Mrs. Edna Biggs Graves <
A Greenville. N. C., i^ spending some
*} time with her mother, Mrs. Lydia
X Kiggs of Brown St.
*j* Mi*, and Mrs. -GBl'fotd Moore of
X Kaslev, motored to the city t'
A tend the funeral of Mrs. Emma
y Clark.
X Mp. Marion Cuivtoiv of Glenn St. __
{ has been ill for some time. It i
X reported thai. he is recovering
y rapidly.
X I'here wil by a gospel singing
J. meet at Springfield Baptist church
*y Monday night, January 5. The
Springfield Gospel Choir will en.
?r tertain the other choirs and chorus
4^ es. Among the groups planning
f to be present are Mountain View
! senior and junior choirs, the
Greenville city school chorus, di.
^ wiftml he \fios Hnivimi music ^11
* schools. Lownde? Hill junior choir. ?
and Antioc.h junior choir.- No ad
mission fee will be chafed. A ?
section of the church will be re
served for white people. Kveryone
is urged to be on time.
* Master Jethro Diggs c/f-Sumter,.
? S. C., i? spending the Christina:I
holiday period with his sisteist
*-Mrs.- Tillman Young of I'm isi..
end Mrs. J. K. Hunt of West (Jr.oil
'v if let -1
F
>1 S. Mclvep, Jr., the newc.mnr
in the home of the Young l'amilv,
jcertainly is getting all the Christ
ma5 greetings there. CI i ft - are
* coming in every day with little
Charles' name on them. Someoii
has hintted that the lud is get
? ting so much attention tint t v?-n
mother and daddy upe getting
jealous.
1 On Friday night, December 12,
^.iMrs. .Willie Mack of--llid...Olovet.
?St., gave ,i fiurprine mioeelluiu-oo
shower in honor of her daughter,
t Mrs. Eartha Lee Mack at the hum*
of Mrs. Miriam W.'Chaney, 113
* (Hover St. __
j .Miss Queen K. Simons received
the guests at the door. Miss Ruby
Allen-assisted Mrs. Mack in
ing. ?!?
^ Mrs. Thomas was ushered into the
I reception room by Messrs. Charlie
f* Tumei^flnd J. Marion Whyte. The
V I 'oom was dimly lighted at fi'xt
l, and as it was flooded with light
'the following guests rushed to con .
gratulate Mrs. Thomas: Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Epps, Mr. and Mrs.
William Smith, Mii?ses Willie M.
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y ojji-txi iiiaii, v t*i ut*e xuuug, vcina
X Boulware, Roberta Chaney, Queen <
.{. ISimnp->n? R..hr AtUn
)i* Clarence Riley, Arthur W. Robin.
X son, Charles Turner, and J. Maric/n
V"1 Whyte. Card playing, dancing, 4
X singing, i tid joKing were forms ^
{ of piiU-rlaif mi nt.
The menu consisted of old j
? fashioned e-ocktnit with"" "cherries 4
f and pineapple, chicken salad on
X lettuce, sliced tomatoe\ pickles, *
? cheese. saltines? hot rolls withj>ut. 4
,t tor, hot tea with sliced lemon, ' .
y salted peanuta and asscfrted mints,
X strawbe -ry ice cream with whip *
& ping cream an(| cherries.- 4
X Mrs. Thomas was the receipient
X of an array of lovely and useful *
y gifts. At the close of the evening 4
% she expressed her appreciation for
y the many gifts. She also voiced
X the sentiment, of her husband, who ?
because of his job at Myrtle Beach ,
Y I was unable to be present. Mrs. ]
v Thomag returned i(j Myrtle Beach ^
aturday mornings 'gro
The Family Welfare Society h?d4Thi
program at Phillia Wheatlpy I Tht
enter Saturday night. Dr. For. Ma
ester B. Washington, director ol Wh
.tlanta University School of So. and
al Work, was the principal speak pita
r. Mr, Edgar Smith, head of the the
fegro division of the society, had ber
tiarge of the program. Musical | Jo
Sections included H solo bv Miss Sm:
hodo Boggs and givup aingltvg". 4Tal
lr. E. C. Murray, district super. | T
itendent of the North Carolina .fan
iutual Life Insurance Company,
chairman of the advisory com
littee of the society.
Nineteen Girl Scouts and their
ader, Miss Rose Huggins,
rought much cheer to community ~
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I* all God's bless
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up# when they s*ny carols ^
jrsdF.y night. December 18th.
? carolers, directed by Miss
rgaret Sewell and Mis* Mir.nie
ite, san^i at the county -home S
the Working Benevolent lies M
il. Miss Sewell is chairman of M
troop connnitt' c. Other m m cl
3 of the committee a id Miss u<
ella King, Mis. M. Gsynson tl
ith, Miqs A. J Carey, and .Mrs.
[tie Duckett.
he troop has adopted a nee iv
lily for Christmas. c>
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MERRY CHRISTM^
RIGHT, SANTA! A?
YEAR TO YOU AIJ
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i us, brinffin^ once r
the Golden Rule. Ir
lay of the year, may w
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nun year3 ago you left tue dc-uRev.
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11 - God the Omniscient, w'u
crlled, knew.
nd rne day ite'tl call t? .
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