The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 26, 1943, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
SaiurcUiv, June 2(>, HMJ.
ECHOES FltOM the 1 s
Wakkenton cuter it
1:1
K. II. Hampton. I'a^tor
Wilt I;.. S. ('. Sunday s:ViV?ol is ,
11r?<I eac h SuKbath at Shady firoxe t
amk church which constitute n
? part of above named circuit. Fo!lowing:
the Sunday school our pas.
tor delivered to hi's ir.unv hearers
impressive, sermons. He has hy
his kind, oolite, r hi istlikc mannefl ^
endeared himself to bot.i Chris-' t
thins and sinners of his lloHt. |
Whereby ite is nvuch loved. ,
Kro. a. Crcene the sweet sinjrer :
in Israel and Sunt, of the S. S. ,
1^8 *t aide to be present on the last ("
Sabbath after having been a lit-11
_ LAC- JJIU iMjjii-sta.?ii wwe?ytad t**-???
bCkvehini buck nt his post pf,diity. ,
1 jOur church club a xuaaL.aux<
Qbry of tho church is progressing
nicely under the efficient lender- |
f?hip of sister Mtfty Pressloy who
ifl a president that lias a program ,
JL that is unite mterestin?y at every H
meeting.
On a past recent dnte?pp appro- >
native audience enjoyed the many ~j
selections that were snag by the
Moon bight quartet singers o 1
Oi eenwoud in our church. They
were invited to sing for us again ,
~ in the near future.
Bro. P. Hesslcy \vho\js the
church clerk, teacher of Class 1and
pastor's steward stays busy
on the ,!}>!> gladly doing all good
that ho can nmf in every way that
lie can. for everybody he contacts.
Mesdxtues Susie Devlin and Ts-~
alcllc Oiay are two Christian coin
rades who are visiting relatives
& atid friends in Atlanta. (Ja. The
former is (he faithful president o
our \V. IT. ni* F.- Missionary so
z oVty. Mrs. r.. .i. Wharton i ~
secretary. i~
Mr. Kd. McBride* n former "resident
"of our community- and a live
wire ami pastor's steward in Tur
? ner Chenpell A. Al. K. church. Atlanta.
C?a., is visiting his ne ices "
M isses A. M. and Rosa Jackson. I
His many friends were glad to
greet him. He looked the picture
of health.
The farmers of our community
are busy working their victory gai
dens and other farm crops after
incessant rains which are accompanied
by hail, lightning and
thunder.
?lilt- uoys that are stationed at
various camps away from home
in the ainie<l forces of Uncle Sam
are writing glowing letters to relatives
aii(i friends informing how
they are enjoying armv life, Some
of the mothers of the churtli who ,
have sons stationed in camps in *
various states are 'Mesdamcs Klease
.Inchson, Rosa Crawford, Mar
tha Weir, and Rebecca Hawkins.-_
? Mi'j Amhioiic A. Weil's i 1-077-;
looks very prosperous. _ LI is garden
and other truck patches are
fine. He has plenty watermelons
eniiling on the vine.
The writer was very pleased to
read the compliment from the
white press of the art talent of our
beloved P. E.'s son. Hurrah for
young: Minims!
Bro. R. R.^ Richardson, teacher
of S. S. class No. 2 anil president
of club-No .15,-Shady drove P. 11
A. society is busy soliciting members
for named club.
Mrs. Ella J. Whafton the effipient
secretary of the S. School
and teacher of class No. 4 is absent
from the S. S. and church for
a few Sundays being away attending
the Greenville Summer school.
Mrs. Wharton along with Mr. and
Mrs. T. Clinkscale motored t o
Greenville and eitjoyed the trip
immensely. Mrs. Clinkscale is ul- .
so attending summer school.
We, the members of our church 1
are always highly pleased to have :
the Rev. J. W. Marti'n who is then
wide awake, frank, straight for- 1
ward Christian pastor of the St. !
Peter, Little Mountain circuit vis
=-_ iL us. He always-beii>tr~ti>~trs some ^
great truths which-are food for- I
thought.
Am this goes to press the writer :
has been informed of the passing 1
to the Great Beyond on last Wednesday
of sister Anna Gray who 1
?w?s the oldest member orf the I
cht reh, she being almost a eon- I
ten rian. Sister Gray was a kind 1
-r- "Oovi ? Clwistian that went about j
with a smile doing whatever she I
could to make others happy. She I
was a life long member of t h e <
church, a consistent Christian who I
was always glad to do her duty in ,
, the church and society without be- |
ftfh- ing coerced. Owing tr> the fact |
that the Lord blessed her with a i
long life she was exempted from <
the financial duties to the church. <
but being loyal as she was and a )
willing mind and spirit to help the
- church during every special call ;
financially, she sent her dues. She (
was the loving mother of Bro. ^
Wilson Gray's who is ? loyal Sun- ,
^^Bday school and church worker. ,
sb.. i- ..I..- I..-- > , . 1 '
.. i.-> nnivcil s ^
gain.
"Soldier of Christ well done, j
Rest from thy well employ. i
The battle fought the vic'try won. (
You've entered the Master's joy".
. \
^ Hy one who loved Iter.
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BETH Ml. A. M. M. CHURCH I
Kev, R. J. Jefferson, Pastor ? ^
?S- Services?-as usual, were very I
nicely carried out last Sunday be
ginning with the Sunday school. I
The lesson -was thoroughly taught |
after which the pastor gave a 1
pointed review. The* church work
is moving along nicely hecuna4 the \
people have a mijul to work and j
cooperate with the church's pro
gram. Both church choirs are
serving effectively for the benefit t
of the church. i
of last week the 1
qr^-r-^-r.~. -
Howards and Trustees sponsored I
li?*ht social to the captains and I
lit*rubers who .vorked so I'aithfull ,
n jthe.r oil ice
The pastor delivered two stronu
nessajfi's las'. Sunday which had
heir ell'ect for rrood,
ST. J A M l\S A.- .M. K. ( IH' IK'H
Kev. Win. McDonald. Pastor
Sunday ,school opened in a.m.
v i 1 h Supt. and co-workcrs pres*nt.
Alley, the class study of the
esson it,, was wonderfully reviewpi
by I he * pastor. Tile l'ible (lass
s hoidui'j- the banner. The lleinncrs'
(lass is holding the attenhiiue
banner. Mrs. McDonald.
e;u her.. Sunday inorniny the pa* _
JiT preached ironi St. I.uke jTal.
heme Let Down Your liuc.krt
l^berc?it.?Sunday nip lit lie?
irt ached from IteV. 11:1 .'I. theme
Clod Pleased With Out Work?
i'hese were soul stirring sermons
ltd -will lin-vr in our hearts. Our
tvorkinff in love. We are pvayULLU'
for Mr. 1 tulus Pressley altho' "
.e is in the United States Service J
somowhere. he doesn't- foreet his .
castor in sending hi_^ assessment. '
Mr. Presley is a (inc -yxnjys man.
Onr choirs are Hty^exc elh'iit j
service. hAye a (me pastor
iltd his 'qyt'enlV Wife knows how
to help Him put lite Mop-ram over. \
Mrs. Until .lanerette of Union
'vorg^pt^d witl^ us Sunday. She I s
wilV.a.C.^cv. . \'VwA.. J-UUtUX. hV
it?*. Visitors ar-e- ahvayo \vt*l- *
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TICII'MI'll CHURCH *
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Rfv. Dermis Danief. Pastor
?Molt,I;.? et'fiihW !fcv V.?W. W.
rlilli niol :il t he. ehureh with iMfss ,
J,. I ovan' president. Tuesday nilo j
sotvi e was conductby Mi-. A. ,
r*?-ifr?-1*. .Mrs. I.. Johnson deliver- |
I a. very -timcdy une^sn^er ?Wed- ~
nesd.iv oveuiiiy the Brown Broth- i
! s cuiai tc-t sane in honor c.f club t
N'o. 1. Mrs. M. Coles, captain. j
Friday evening the1 Iiitermedi (
itc chili met at the church. The
voting people are clniiw splendid (
work. Each club has a very co- j
operative spirit.
Sunday the Sabbath school met
with its Sunt, and teachers at
their post of duty. The. morning
message was brought by Mrs.
Enlov. Closing remarks by the >
pastor. At .ri:.'IO p.m. the Usher J
hoard met at the church "wjth Mr.
I. IIvokman president. A*t ,
the YPKB me- with Miss E. Coke 4
Iv prcsidenr.- Sunday night ooi^ ^
pasture brought a soul stirring ,
message to a laxga c ciiigrcgatioii.
Subject. Ulirr- U C.,,1" ... .
Visitors were Pvts. Alexandre j
Dandy. .Johnnie Hall. Sylvester ,
jldjLftvJjiimnie Alston. Joe Ulo'nVi ~
who are stationed at Fort Jackson ,
also Mrs. Brown of Winston-Salem.
N. C. Pvt. Mall sang a solo |
out tie, Pll Fight Your Bnttle l! v
You'll Just Keep Still. Truly it j
was enjoyed. The public is cordially
invited to worship wjth us ...
at any time.
Mrs. Alberta Singleton, reportc-i ^
AROUND W KST COlJ -MRI l
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Rev. Clyde Washington of Phil ^
adelpliia, Pa., arrived here last j
Sunday to visit his brothers. He j
spent three nights with Mr. Phil- j
ip Washington anil family on |
Thompson Row and returned last ,
Wednesday night. j
Sunday found us -at St. .lames ,|
AME church, Wateree, Rev. T. II.
Ringer puMdr. Service was good. ,
File, writer preached the first ser- j
nton and the pastor preached the i(l
second. There was a good lively
congregation and everything- getling
on tine. Collection Sfi.OIi. We t
tveie taken to brother and sister .
Lien Tinker, .Jr. for di'nner where
.ye enjoyed ourselves linl*^ It was j,
liere where sister Ruth Tucker I c
..tit.n <i>.. 1 *
. i., v uu- ?i hit a uiree months j.
subscription to The Palmetto j
Leader. v
Sunday night we wer at Double >
Branch AME church, W. Columitia,
Rev. H. C. Cunningham pus- ,
Lor. We consider ourselves home
a hen we are there. Service was j,
rood as usual. The writer spoke
pr them also p
Besides the pastor there was up- c.
>n the rostrum the writer. Rev. Hr ^
L. (Jluss -and_Bev. Henry Miekens.
\fter preaching the Fathers' Day ,a
program was carried out which
iTne.____ ? :T=r? ; j
Brookland Baptist Sunday school j,
tbserved Children's Day last Sun- j.
lay night and it is said that they
tad a fine time. ,
. Mrs. Jnnnte Simons sister ot|j
Mrs. Effie Boykin and Mrs. Oru
jUest who have been living i a
tVashincton, D, C. for the past 12
nonths is at home again looking |,
food as usual. Mrs. Annie llollovay
who has been living in Baltinote
for the last two years is at
tome again, looking tne picture ol
loalth. Mrs. Ruth- Sewell who
ias been or tlm Hot i.
_ ?nici I
0 the delrndit of her ninny friends.
Miss Marion Williams left on
Wednesday for Chicago, 111. to s
ipeml her vacation-- \v?th her aunt -4,
Vlrs. Edna founts We hope her a ;;
ileasant stay and a safe return. u
Mrs. Rosa Holmes the wife ol |(
Mr. Willie Holmea _ 0 f Happy w
Town Section, W. Colombia who
he writer failed so many times to
nentioir, do not keep well at all
ihiy year is on the sick list. We ,
iray for her that if Ciod will she e
vill be in ?ood health attain soon.
Mrs. Willie English who under- p
vent an operation MJ months a- r
;o is improved fine to the delight .,
>f Tier many friends. ~ n
Rev. W.'H. Walker has ripened Ml
1 fish market in West Columbia ind
is selling fish rlffht along. He [a
las other things in his little stock it
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.Ministers who -took advar ta?fe ol
f the Health Kducntion Institute pi
lelil for them ;it Dillaid university at
list week. Ihuh r the <lireetion of ra
?r. Paul It. Comely, of the school
i&lHl"m. 1r71 nritdl Ti
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St. (ieorge-lhe Sunday schooli
\as called tt? order by the Supt.,
ilr. Joseph Jones. The inorn.upr
ervi es Iw ji'an ^t 11:30. The text It
v.UA?,Uike4t.UU^ St I .uUe lf>: 17 - IM I u
object The hathcr'-s Part in a I b;
1iinii .in:?l>hiy. ^Thin >s/tfj>'ct?was I?
i very appropriate one as .Sunday n
vas Fathers* J>ay and quilt* :t lew i<
>ere in attendance. Ii
^Mt. Maywmd Jones wan the n
ucsl til' his sister ,M i s. A mill 41
! obin. .Mr.' Jones is a native ol. ,t
,l. (ieorge hut. lor several yea is
i:ls made his Itoiile in l.alla with
lis i'iiiiiIIy. lie is the plctii'e ol J'i
lenlth. . |t
"Mrs. I'e<ola Jones Byrd of Char- ti
eston is wilh her mot her-Mrs. .VI. ,S
rV. Smith who is indisposed and . j.
or whom we hope a speedy re- I ,i
over. , > I tl
Mr. Joe (Stiffin ol' New York h
ily is spending sometime with ti
its mother. Mrs. "I.izzie (Jrilfin al |(
o otiier relatives and friends. it
HIDCK SPHIN<J NKWS s,
Fathers' Day was observed at
I'.idge Hill e (lurch Sunday. 'I'll:*
ingrain was short ami to the
mint. Tile financial report wilt !
tot he made until the first Sunday
n July. The eniuinijjee eompos d
Of KeV.?J. T. iWa'lson, ChfT;
Mrs. Addie Merritt and Mrs. .Sal- o
it5 Ilenlon. j~n
TtTt- lollowhi" hovs al'c~ hoim- on .<
ut'lougfh: Pvt. Boston QuatJlc- a
mum. Col' W ifTie WnTsmi. -?pvt. -vlas.
Harris,-J*vfl Clarence Squash e
iad l'vt. liraper Harris.
Mr. Janu's 1). Hammond ami ('
antBy..spent i lie Week end home <i
vith parents, Mr. ami Mrs. T. F. u
(ammond.
On June 18, the Victory Garden ti
lass presented a short closing pro sj
nam. Alter- the program two *
nizes were given by the "Ag" pi
eather, Prof. Gardner were pie noted?ttt
Mrs.?Mary Vincent aHTTl
ills. Minnie Itett Green - fo? the p.
est two Victory Gardens enrolld
in the class. First prize a- T
nong Junior Victory Gardens was ()
iresentetl to jfttle William Owens ),
Jroadhax (0 years old). Prizes ,|
or" attendance were giveh Mes- i<
hin'iC? P 15. Kail'ord, 1'".va Jlagood.
\ddie Merrill, Jtegina Wagfall.
loys 1'roin Ward Junior high renlered
four selections.
A delicious cake was auctioned
iff. This was bought by Mrs.
uinntc i?. Ureene. The J?
u-xt walked for :i delcimis pound t.)
ftkc. This \v:is won by Cluressa Pj
u. Hightowcr. The rest of the nr- y
ning was si tent in entertaining $
ind eating ice i ream and pe cruised.
This was divided anions. ,|(
Second Baptist, Ridge Hill and I \|
iecdy Branch churches to be used (
or lionefit of the churches in any
cay pastors and officers decide. f)
tidge Hill Sudenls Move Forward vj
Leroy Croadnax, h member of
he senior class for this term, was c
nade president of the State N. t.|
\ S. last Thursday. (j
l.eln A. Davis won a $15.00 ('
rize in sowing at N. C. Teachers' n
allege, June 1st. Miss Davis is
junior there. \\
'IVnly we are proud of these p
chievements. Si
Air. aiid Airs. Henry Peterson. a)
r., and family of N. Y. are visrt\g
their parents Mr. and Mrs. K.
Peterson. jr
Airs. E. W. Itroudnax and son P(
eturned from a pleasant trip to f<
TrcksTHTviTIe, Friday. m
Miss Helen Thomas of N. Y. is hi
ere to see her sick mother. b<
I.iltle?Ohm Mevritt is visiting ~hi
er -aunt hi Salley^ S. 0. . ni
Mrs. Robert Merritt left for N.
Wednesday to spend awhile. w
MT. '/.ION A. M. E. ('HI 'RCII J!
Rev. ('. ('. Mcllwain, Pastor tl
- I n<
Service was well attended ;?( pi
hiloh Sunday also a fine Sunday cii
cliool at TVTt. ZTon. Dur pastor do
veivd a strong message from the
heme: Leave Your Stuff and Fob
?w Me. J am sure ihrs message
ill linger in five heart* ot marry.
it.sie was furnished by the Mf.
hin church. We will begin our 1,1
rgular service Sunday. Mt. Zion
ml pastor were royally entertain
(I at St. I.tike Baptist church, w
here Rev. r. M. Freeman is pas- "
>r. On the first Sunday in Joly
ev. l ewis Freeman will preach
t .ftt. 7,/on. In the afternoon is
1:1 fhim-hc f>ig rally and that nite ve
te pastor v.'iil be at Shiloh.
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nd we hope him succ?r?. Shot* ar
, by trad wig with him. ?I
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ALTH INSTITUTE
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medicine m rr-.wuv<T imivt-V^Jiy
eminent authorities in medicine
Howard university, prominent
ithnriti.es in iiiedicine oirmcd l?
Kill Htl.l.S A. >1. H.^'HI'HCH
Rev. K. Yoiiiiro. I'aslor
Sunday wus. another lino day at
ethel church. The S. S'. met al
snal hmir. Class ' '? holds the
[inner. .Mrs. I .bit Alice. teacher.
After n brief prayer service tire
lorning service began. The paste
preached using"~ns a basis for
is text the words concerning tip;
inte and the l.eain in one eyes,
iua,?Vonnau?i.- ;t Vowtub proarltoi
nd a Christian gentleman.
Sgl. Mandiiig Ints had a pleasnt
stay with his parents a n d
riends while on his furlough. He
ft on the 2.1.st for his return trip.
? Arizona where he is stationed.]
gi. Mainline Has made rapid pro- j
ress having been in the army
nly seven monriFri?.*?Hp"icompleted
ile high school course at. I.incnhi
igh in June ll?4u and was in his
rst year college at Morris col ge.
We are proud of all the sold
?rs from our connniinily all o I
horn al'ej fhakiin; good. Come to
Pe us you are welcome.
Mariah I.. C. Johnson, reporter
M'lV-KDKN A. M.* K. CHIRCH
Rev. A. lit King.. Pastor
Sunday vas a rraiid dav thrliut
at the church. We had a good
uiny at Sunday school. The Ifs>n
was well taught ahd discussed
fter which the jiastor delivered a
my., nipressi^e?mon and Was
iijoyed by aR. 7 7 7. .
In the afteino(*>n an old time
hMdren's Day program was reni
red. People tame from far ami
car to enjoy this wonderful ocusion.
James Chapel choir and
ie home town male ipiMi'tet asisted
in furnishing beautiful nitlr
ic. We appreciate their coonration
nird the TTther churches
ho came to he with us.
(in Sii in lay o veiling we had aotlier
large audience lo witness
very inspiring sermon by Rev.
ei.,...'..i. o 1!. n...
I All,\ lUIMI. Olll flV lilt"
eople have n desire to ?" ) to the
nw of T?od.?We extend a?corial
welcome ft all times to friends
i eome to Mt. Eden.
Mrs. Mary P. Sartor, reporter
I.ITTI.E MOl'NT A IN NEWS
l<ev. W. R. Bowman, Pastor
Sunday was a beautiful day and
lurehgoers showed their uppreiation
by crowding the church.
unday school was on time with
upt. Sligh in charge.
"At 12 o'clock the pastor pre nted
the" Rev. T. I. Lands who*
t'livered a Wonderful message,
(any rejoiced while this man of
od talked to lis by the way.
At 2 o'clock the If. S. ('. and
'. Society held its annual serices.
These services were well
Ltended by the""club" members of
olumbia and th?* neighboring
hlir/dWiC Vinnnb???o I /"?
annon, L. M, Bookman, Leo
hntnum, I'earl Boyd, Verbenia
oy?l, Rlla Bookman, ,1. W. Waler,
Wilson ("reps and Rev. W.
Boozer. Solos Mr. dlussie Wilams,
Miss Marth&P^ Simpson,
ermon Rev. W. H. Bowman. The
miial -report l>y the secretary,
[rs. Jessie Clark.
At X:.'!(! a lively prayer meetig
was conducted by the prayer
mimittee. Rev. Lunds came hern*
us with another burning
iejjgage. These sermons will lie
ng leiiuanbered by the memos
and friends. We hope I hat
s* will come to lis again in the
car future.
The pastor and Rev. Lands
ere the dinner guests of Mr.
id Mrs. Champ Clark and re
>rt an enjoyable stay.
We are looking forward- t o
te big rally next Sunday afterton.
The public is imited to be
resent and help in this great
nise. * ??:?=? -?- Mrs.
Jessie ('lurk, Reporter.
CILBKKT NKW'S
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Davenport
id sons attended the church parwhich
was very successful. Mr
lvin Adams spent the week end
ith his parents Mr. and Mrs. K
Adams. r.
Misses Vivian and Helen Winmi
spent a week with their une
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Koosedt
Collins.
Cpl. Klzie Oortman from Camp
ilner, N. J., visited Miss Connie
?l Kranrine Clark, Sunday.
Franoine M. Clark, reporter
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jjviETTO LEADER
lures ami ilemonstrations of par
tuiilur valtit- to m .n isle is interest
eil in raisin."- the local standard
ol' health.
r\w iih,I,-^NI^H7KT~
ixews hai'i*i:mn(;s
j Newport News, Va.-r-The pa?
week ut Cump Hill was lull o
I entertainment. On Thursday \\
| were featured with Lucky .Vlillir
--det* -tmd?trts?ttrt-hos tra, Sti*4**r?ff?
s.-'fi Thorpe and. the Ink Spot:
Friday, Fred Asiairc,..(linger K<
geis, IJita Huywoi'th and the Tn
ihcstra gave Camp Hill a swe
thou shun oil llle outdoor ?tag*.
Sunday the regular morning sei
vices were held. At 8:,10 a.m. th
Service Men's Christian Leagn
met and had a very timely di.<
viissiori. ' At. ttf the Morning Win
sTTip was held. The pianist, ehoi
and soloist rendered music fti
the service. Chaplain A. L. The
mas, Sr., delivered the sermon t
the .soldiers; this message wa
taken in by all present. It is bt
believed that Chaplain Thomas a
ways has something new to brln
to the men in the Armed Force:
On Sunday at 7 p.m. the Oha|
lain accompanied with the ohoi
us and soloists rendered service
at the USO in Vesper Hour. Al
ter the vesper services were ove
there was a wedding, the mar
-riage of Pvt. Ih artv Knight t
Miss Laura Napper til8 2fith St
Newport -hfews. Va. ;?
We ttl'fe very fortunate in htrv
ing Pvt. Douglass, baritone o
the Deep River Quartet here a
Camp Hill. He will be in charg
of Quartet music here on th
POSt. . ?T"
cpi; wii.LU-: J.: Watson,
Assistant to Chaplain,
"Reporter.
ST. M ATTJI KW
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. W. .Martin, Pastor
l Piedmont?Sunday school at th
usual hour by-the Supt. J. R
present. We hud with us our Dis
Lrict Supt. Rev. A. R. Shumate
lie delivered an inspiring mes
*age t,, the school. Collection wa
We had a large crowd out
Class No. 1 won the banner ii
finance
The program for the .insurant
of the church was grand. Mrs
Viola Williams and daughter Mrs
Ro/.ena Royce ami Mrs. Currii
lam McCuliough sang beautifu
solos. We raised $22.7.").
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton William:
of New York spent this week will
their parents Mr. and Mrs. I)uf
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Loveles:
had as their guests this week em
Mr. .ami M i s Wmim nf Chicago
Miss ilattie I>?u McCulloligl
left for Philadelphia this weel
end.
1.It tie Willie Lee McCullough
years old, of near Piedmont, oi
the Cleveland farm, found a nev
way to raise chickens. He place*
.1 )>hii mi/o in va l?iwl u?nl i
? to <-? " **"" *
hatched out and is doing fine.
Mr. Jesse Cambrel] and wife
also Mrs. Doris Patterson wen
the week end guests of Mr. am
Mis. W. M. Tarrant.
W. M. I arrant. Reporter.
IRMO NEWS
Youngs Chapel A. M. E. Churcl
Rev. M. W. Jackson, Pastor
Despite the heat Sunday pas
our services were a*- tunuM?goo*
and well attended. Our pastor di
liveied a burning- message Iron
Pout. .1:2:4.'),' subject: God Stir:
-ffts- People. Out - rally was?gotn
also our Fathers' Day program
Mrs. Mary Ann Metze ami faniib
of Hopewell A ME elturch and sev
ttal members of Maccdoniu l)U|
list and Irnio Presbyterian chur-O
Saturday in our services.
James flames, Mrs. Mhi->
Spence, Miss I.ucretia Harnes o!
New York City and Pvt Oaroi
llarnes, Jr., of Camp McCam
Vljiss.. aTl children of Mr. Aaror
Raines; Sr., were called home U
attend the funeral services of theii
step mother Mrs. Willie llarne.whtch
was held last Monday" u t
Pine Grove A ME church WhiW
here they were greeted l?y many
relatives ami friends.
Pvt. and Mrs. V. Metze aw ie
reiving congratulations on the ur
r/val of their first little girl, name
Ina Roe. She looks the picture ol
health. Her lather is stationed al
Camp San Louis, Cal.. and ha*
never s?en the new comer, t>u( hi;
wife the former Miss Ina fi?,gei
and the rest of his family ar?
praying that he will soon he ho\ni
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I'l.KASAJtfT* SPUINC
A. M. K. CHI K< :
! Ke\. A. Dunlap. Pastor |
| Due to souie' in. out lollabh ? ii'- 1
<unistarn.cs. our news was unable "
To aooear in lust week's issue. To J'
our constant readers, we are g)vine
\nu a .brief excerpt of the hap
penings around dear Old Pleasant ^
__ .-p.ring this week ami last?u eeL. L
S; nday of last week was really s
sol i njov able d iy around Pleasant
Spring7. Sunday s? hool opened" a'
the regular hour. The lesson was *
wonderfully taught by Mr. A. I'. '
Corley. -Jr.. and interestingly re- ''
\ wed by our Supt., Mrs. Katie
Cowman. f)..r Sombty?hool was
delighted to have with us Miss u
?Klla K. Corley wlKt sfM-iti -it-pleas- 1
ml week with her parents .Mr. and _s
Mrs. Andrew P. Corley, Si. She '
m turned Wednesday to her school '
'/oiiilinson high, King>iree. to eon.
tintie her leaching for the sum- 1
liter,
Kveryone was thrilled to see jn
v sirvi.e again Mrs. Pearl llrannon *
and her lovely oanghtci Mi.. Helen
Cauglnnan, both of (Jury. West
7?Vrrr' Mr.-'. Tfrannoti has " bet melodious
voice for sbiging just as is- jj
ual. She and Tier daughter will ;
n turn to their home Monday. We <
hope that they will return soon. I
We were also happy t o have |
with US Oil lii si KiIiwImv VI. .....I
| :?.i s. Thomas ilipe i.l Colombia; I
*1 An. Robert Li*e Wrst ul Charles- \
adii Navy Yanl. Charleston and J
*""" "liltll- M iss (ivrffTT f.l alHIDII 1)1' Co- I
hnnhiu.. . f
Oilf Ctiilifr-iFii Day jn uyniin was !
l" a very; interesting and eitUTul iona! i
me. All ?>' lite parents as v.-.-tl _
as tnir~cbiirtreii participated in ticprogram.
Olir main lecture ''.In
'p veuile Delinquency", which the
wui'hl?is- focusing' its eyes uputi
every day. was given by Mr. A. t
F7 ! . Corley, Jr. The Sunduyschool 1
11 received congratulations, from the *
11 Pastor, Kev. A. Dunlap, tor dis >
playing- their line qualities. <
0 'J'lie Sunday school wish to an- "
noutice that there will be a picnic I
Saturday, June 1>C, Place: v
Pleasant Springs grounds; time: '
? "5:0(1 o'clock KVVT. Kveryone is >
' cordially welcomed. 1
The president of the usherboard J
would-like for all of the members ^
' to be present on the 4th Sunday
" after service. Phase be piesent;jf
business of importance. \
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f'.VMKttON M'WS i
-Si. Peters A .-At. K. Church ^
e Rev. R. C. Scoll, Pastor
p t
? .Service- was well at tended, and '
Sunday school was well carried 1
out. The Trustees Monthly rally
was a success as usual. St. Peter's
knows nothing but success *
with all her programs.
The Children Day program was
carried or.t excellently. Mrs. (1.
klack Kebe chairman of the com^
ntittee. Others o ti cofnmittee t
Iwere Airs. Janie Stroman, MVs. I
Annie. Greene and Mrs. Mbyrrve B t1
Thompson organrst. The children t
acted their part well. Ten in- <
lants were baptized. t
Our ..church has paid all its Gen- >>
h eral claims and is now looking- for, h
? ward to some home and pastoral
1 work. t
p Miss Sadie Brown has returned I
home alter a pleasant 'stay here, it
SThe Pulpit Aid board under the 1
direction of Mrs. Margaret Scott
is bringing things to jmss.
Mrs. Clara Footman died June
Itlth. Those attending the fun- ||
. .-ral were her son, Pvt. Isaiah Foot
. roan from Camp Steward, Gu.;
Mrs. Willie Footman, $ellers;.~Mr,
Wilbur TTuynes, Jacksonville, Flu.;
^ Mr. Cleveland- Haynes, New York si
City: -Mr. Hooker Haynes, Phila- <"
" Jelphia, Pa., and Mr. Capets Hay- h
nes, Norfolk, Va. Rev. Scott, pas- s
tor. funeralized the deceased. T
Rev. Bryant of Orangeburg, S. *
preached for lis 11:00 Sunday ft
morning. A wonderful sermon. ?'t
Mrs. Bryant and>"hev frirend were f<
1 ;?u ? -
I ..Ilil ll?> U1.S1J. 1}
Rev. B. C. Scott am! family at 11
tended the' funeral*' rtf their nep?
hew Edward Pinekney younj* son F'
? >! Mr. Allen and Mrs. Julia Pinck *
ney, Friday Jtrne nth at Kinsr- V
^tree.
There will he a pre-4th-of-.July
celebration at St. Peler's school H
Friday. July 2, 1!?43. Everything ^
1 that heart desires; base ball A
game. Spend the evening in Hiv- Fi
thmwrth Razor and hi? jazz or- c
, chestra. Everyone invited. a
< ?Is
L of our playing folk to help us in i
?rayer l'or him. y
, A ropy of the Leader is always 1:
a Boozer's Place. a
Fred S. Boozer, reporter
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Mrs. Fiances Hancox of Che- I
aw is visiting- her sun anil duui?h- |
t'l Kev. |>. Hancox. K<*v. Han- v
ox lias been very sick since his *
lolher has been with him and had t1u
be taken tu the Benneltsville ^ll
ospitnl to undergo an opei ajion. ' "
Fathers' Hav was observed at
leaver Dain Sunday. $:?2.oo was
ontr/huted. Mi s. .I.ut ile l'ipkin_ '
antf a solo which was hi'-rhlv en,
* w 11
oyed.
"The -*nfK \ isited the home of
ilr. and Mrs. Roman Williams and ,u.
pit a fine baby hoy. Mother and
ahy are duimj nicely. .
Mrs. K. Nelson of Hamlet. N. ,
L.?wars?ibu?dinner?h'".d?of _?:
nd Mrs. I'. W. HetIlea. She is ?le'
he widow- ul' t he-late- R?*v-<-- '?on.
She was ae.nmpnnied hy her
eeent luisl and. This i a Very
iappy couple,
.Mr. John I). Mi ?uhy is still on
he . .i k li-.t. I
lio-u I/. Itelloa. u-|(?,i|ci <
mm: fmovF \. m. i:. cm urn *1("
Rev. J. K. Dixon. I'gslor "ol
en I
Sunday was another beautiful vat
lay^ailii we had a-.wonderfnl S. X
old chureh service. The varion mo
losses Wire taught hy Mr.-. A'/.a- \ ii
ee Hall.. Mr?. Jessie and Mr.'.M- fit
lert Boyd. The lesson w-as. review oil
it by lU-v. .Velums and remark.* I O.
(V the pastor. At tin- tmiitiiH' .Mi
voivhip tin* pastor presented tin ill*.
' v -I D X'oli.m- of Lresville win.. 4iui
<t'<>n ?lit a burning message iroV>* Tit*
*'i. I.like K:27-t{??. Prayer \v;i> of la.
* red by Mr, Wade Trap p. A r we
nfatiT v.-a.*. Lupij/.eir, Willi** Jam*'.- vrrr
del/ li: * . ? ? Tw>fi'?*liii?*'.
Sunday, June l.'ltb w*?k am
h/ldren's Day but was p<rst4)oned M.
<e*ause ol' the quarterly confer- ue.l
lit-** at Providence. Sunday beiiip .Mi
'albeis' Day a splendid program in,
\as rendered embracing the ob* ,hi
ervunce of both of these day.-, ty
hildrcn acted their part well an oi
VIr. .1. \V. Nehlins led in Father .i
lay observance. Excellent music )ai
cas rendered by Pine Grove quai joy
et. \'isito'rs were many, anions 1
vliont were Hev. and Mrs. N'elums I Ch
uul children of Leesvilte and Mr. 1 Jul
lenrv Gu.nt~from t he -i'-MF church '
vlio niaije remarks. ' up(
Mr. Charlie and Mr. Olage Royd tht
pent a few days in Asheville, N'C' po>
,/siting their brothel- Mr. James \rV.
Boyd, wife and son. Mr. James u0,
ipyd, Jr.., is now spending his va- NVe
-ation with his erandparenG M:. nu.
did Mrs. Willie Bovd, 0i
kiiVu Dixon -was thd Sat <??day ()
dj*I* t gne^l of \1i- iiiul M i\ Waill,
toy*!.?He?motored to?Peak withdrs.
Daisy Evrd where he took ' *
he train. We were pleased?trr ~rjj7j
mve Kev. Nelnma and all visitor's ".'j
o worshifp with us. Come again >r
Miss J. L Bovd. reporter ......
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SF.W HOPE BAPTIST CliriHTl
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Hev. 1,. J. Westbrook. Pastor
l.eeds, S. C.?Sunday was u <
leautiful day for our Children's ^ *
)ay and S. S. began on time. All wj.
ernoon the Lord's Supper was jtl,
elebrated. 'Die pastor brought sel
o our hearing a wonderful mes- \j(
age. 'We were blessed with a .va
irge crowd. Collection $42.75. c;.
Pvt. Charlie Mack Land is sta- ,-ei
toned at Fort Huachuca, Ariz. \|rj
ie writes of his interesting vis- da;
Is. We pray lor our boys away hoi
rbm home. De
Mrs. Lillie E. Land. Ma
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IKSSIAN HILL HAFT. ( IILRCH 1
ton
Rev. W. S. Bookhart. Pastor Mr
Sunday proved to be a highly js
Liccessful day at the above name
hurch. The Sabbath school. was c;a
eld 011 time With the Supt. pre- \jc
idirifr and a good attendance,
lie pastor preached the sermon 306
hich was soul stirring and help- f
ill. Several visitors were presnt.
Collection was very liberal ?
>r the day. Thanks to Mus. Sal!
Seabrooks for the lovely flow
is for the church Sunday,
Mrs. Maggie Holt-man who de- ?if
arted this lrfe June 12th was fun
raliaed at f-ittle River church last
iednesday.
Mrs. Bell Hopkins is home vising
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
larper. Mrs. Hopkins resides in
laliniore, Md. Mrs. Carrie E.
leans lin* now, returned from Hul ?^
imore, Md., where she visited her
hildren. . She reported a happy
.Miss May lean Sober, Miss B. II
iuber. Miss Mary Eden Brice hate I
( turned t0 Ohio after staying one ^|
enr with their aunt Mrs. Bessie
Jriee. They -Graduated from Fin- nd
cy high school. Chester, this term, jfl
Henrietta E. Means, report*! R
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wmday June 20th \Vas an ideal
>, ,t?U the set- jfl
* iK^.1' were liua^iy attended. 3
bid t ol the Sunday school les
i: Joint *1 teseiilji's True Chri.o
ns. ? ,,a
Hie pastor took Ids text Acts ji
4Kh?t hen:" :?Arise. tTft dou n go
h tin ni doubling nothing. Me j
ached the word of pod so forte
oath and every Christian rered.
Collection .* ?
dis.s K. li. Johnson is attending
len-l)cncdiVt Siunnier' school.
diss Keuulah iJcnt and her
hew Oli.t Boyd, Jr., are visit
hei; brother. Rev. Uzell John- . jj
i in J.oiiisville, Ky.
Zudia M. lJoyd, reporter
TRINITY MOWS
Itev. .1. N. (aughntun. Castor _
kVe the liiembers ot l rin/ty are
id to say that' we . are gettingif ]
jiK line. AVe have put over a- > -J
iii**i YvurmtMiii tray ny neipmg
lertain the Missionary convu- J
i?>?i which wns cm Joyed by all.
ruin;! at P ::!(). The Praise sere
committee were sisters Map- 1
Billion. Minnie .Moon and live \
h is. Opening remarks by Rev.
('. Dunham, presiding elder,
my subjects wefe discussed by
different sisters. The high
m smmmi wiir preached by the??^
v. \V. .S. Votm*.- Text Co. Bl:
Betwem SMjo.OO and SfiOO.OO
ic collected. Kvorything was "-J
ir wjth plenty to eat and water - J|
<li oik.?Trin11> again?was able 1
pay?all?of her Missionary thtes -J
I the President Mrk Maggie j
Burton wish to thank all who
petl her to raise the money. The 'A
ssiuj ia ey ladles?are getting i
uly to attend the (Quadrennial
it we have a delegate, from .Trin
M.rs .Maggie Mabel burton .and
iVenlion. W e ane proud-to say
s Ida .Mae Slingley from St.
lies and we hopy fm them much
and happiness.
A'e are planning for a b i g . |
ildren's nuy program Sunday,
ne 27. j
rhp~~Sabbath school on the sec1
Sunday began as usual with
Supt. and teachers at their
it. Lesson taught' by Ret^ J.
C'aiighman and sister Iaella
ozer after which prayer services
re conducted and a testimonial
fclinft with love feast. Subject ?-J
llectioii $.:y.5S. See Miss Neci*e
It But ton and get' the Palmetto *
ader.
Wis. II. L. Jackson is in Col urnattending
summer schoob '
iteV7"CUilghn idit's wife vis tied at -3
inity. We invite her to come I
lin. J
r. JAMES A. M. Iv. CHURCJl |
Rev. K. L. Moore, Pastor
Sunday was a neautiiul day. S.
was hold at the usual hourr
ili all at their post. Lessons
fioaiiiiful drscusseri- and eh- j
i ll ??y all. We bad a wonderTuI
nioti by the Pastor Rev. K. L.
>oi e. -Sunday a nice program j
s sponsored by the St. .lathes
i. Wf were proud to have Rev.
s? P.eaujah Counts with us Suny.
Mrs. A. R. Rikurd had as jl
truest*!, her sister Mr?r. Listie *
nnis of Prosperity; Mrs* Ida A
le Ruff of Asheville; Mrs. Cavn
Moon of Charlotte and little gj
indson Ruffnrd T. Rtiff. a
Mist Virginia C.allnmn of Bos- a
i. Mass., is visiting her parents
. and Mrs. Frank Gallman.
VI rs. Vernier Wade of-Cotumbia
visiting relatives,
fbose on sick list: Mrs. F.Ua
rmanv, Mrs. Mary Dudley, Mrs.
jestriee Edwards.
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