The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 18, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Saturday, September Ift, 1943
REVIVAL MEETING AT ST.
s I
? Rev. S. E. Martin, Raster i |
Winnsbot'o?We reached the above'
named church on Monday (
enough it rained to some disadvantage
but the people met us at
_ the church despite the >rahi. It
rained tor three days ond yet the--;
V.ord blessed us with seven soils.
I have never seen a greater spirit
exhibited than by lhe?e good people,
Rev. Martin and* nig., men:
daubs have done a great work. Tne>
have painted the chuiVh, covered
ii anu put stone steps at the en
?'"=?Iranie m the front. The number:- snow
great love lor their pastoi
The pastor and 1 stopped at to
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robei
iienry . Monday night." Mr. an
i'i. -roiiii -ii'cGri.i Ivfesoay niu
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ford ais
UMr. and Mrs. John Wade Wednes
, i^y li^rni. .Mr. a;iu atrs. h-dnu
Thuisday night. The people cor
lain y know now to take care
their, pastor and his friends. I
parked my car at Mrs. Hattic
i amy's home for several days
y. idle they transported me. from
t> place. On Friday night ,
leaving eggs, several pacl
plus a dollar bill by Mrs.
, ijjittio Henry. Rev. J. 'C. Hilton
and Rev. K. (J. Cunningham and
a if a- and?Mrs.?Lucy?Sn-nw, and _
^TTteral others visited from town. I
visited several of the cx-?Ho-ftthers
of Wayman A-r M. E. -I
hiir.h. it was a trip of much
*&> The niem/bcrs of St. John I
say they want Rev. S. E. Martin
to return for another year.
By Rev. \\. G. Owens.
LBENKZKR A. M. TEi CHURCH
Rev. I). N. Wilson. Pastor
Charleston We t?r<? <r]"d t <
say that on last Sunday our scr
vices .were- very gieat-aLUday- - At il
o'clock ..our pastor brought us
a wonderful message on "Provid-*
injr Providence". It was a great
-crinnn.-" The Sunday school was
conducted at the usual hour by
the Sept., Mr. J. Krnloch. It was
I.' rgeiy attended. Tiie A. t'. E. 1
l.'eague_vvus also con iu.ted hy It.
F'lesident. Mr7 V. Brandt
At X o'clock Rev: |T.-sy.qi 7t<r Ihcred
a s?ul stirring sermon.
Among the many visitors pre>
(lit whs Mr. Drayton, an officer o
Bethel AMK' ltl'iVctrr Georgetown
Lie marie remarks which were _
pleasantly received.
Wo are looking forward to our
fourth quarterly euufei once uliic:?r
?rvfh?he?he+d?on?Friday?mtfbt?hy- -t
our Presiding I'.lder -Dr. J. E. >
Thi'maa.?At e arc?always- Void 1
to have him. He always br<ng u
informatTOir und InsjiTrattdti. "
TRIUMPH CHURCH 1
Rev. Dennis Danjc), Pastor \
Sunday morning Sunday* school '
v.a.s ofk ncd and carried out in Its
usual way. (After which Mi's. E ,
- ' lApodct of Lotumuia g \e i..
morning message. Subject.: Y7T
M-sb Be Horn Again. Sunday ev
tiling the V. P. E. B. met with
.Miss E. Cokely presiding. Sunda..
night wo lrad with us the Sunset
!'our quartet from Barnwell county
who sang quite a number m '
selections ween were en.ioyeil hy
the congregation. -
th r pas?wr is expect* d to return :
i<> tlie city this week end Iron J
Sanford, Fla., where lie has bee ;
sjiending a five weeks va at ion
t ruly our hearts will rejoice-fm '
ins vpturn. Hp is a most outstand
ing character. x
i'lir public is welcome to v.or
sl.i" w*'ih us at any time.
Mrs. Alberta .Singleton, reporter r
IRMO M:\VS ? \
Macedonia Baptist Church
Rev. C^, K. Rhodes. Pastor 1
Sunday was a hrgh imy at Maci
donia. Mere we are engaged in
spiritual a iidold?time?revival n :
__jy?y44Hr^fni<r^shouting. The 1"
lowing ministers pre m*h<d sot: ^
stirring sermons all through the j
tiay. Revs. C.-K. Rhodes,-Ashley, .
W. G. Owens, I.. B. Golden and (
Rev. Mrs.-Jefferson. The financial
reports were wonderful.We
wish to thank Mr. lbShumpert
of .Vlt. Zion Baptrst
i church, Chapin, and Mr. Willie C'-<>i
lew of St. Paul Baptist church 1
IJRington, for paying .>1.00 in tin
afternoon collection. Theie wer
others thiit paid $1.00, who?
names the -reporter dT?T not tfet.
Wi. Ihunt vim nil
We were glutj to have Private
Fred S. Boozer of Ft. Bragg, >?'
tn?to 'Worship with-, u? ami La,.
his place on the choi'r again.
JUg. children in the loiiuiiunil*
a^B|ha)ipy Again because t.
sc^rol beds will ring Frida,\
September IT:
Alirs.^Thomasena Corley left o,
Monday. Sept. Id to resume he
duties as teacher in the gramma
school at Peaks.
Air. and Mrs. Quincy l.ec Sinil.
and little daughter Sonju Gerai
dAc, of Baltimore, ate at hone (
for a few days.
* Airs. Jumv btokos of Columbi.
spent the week end here .
atives. ~ " r ' '
Mr. Robert Marshall, of t'ie?<
Ridge, N. J., is at home atten...
re* I?ai meeting at illiuenonia <>
list church, and visiting mends.
Airs. Rudgie Quattlcbaum o.
- Ballentine was t4a^ Sunday duiili^
guest of Airs. AIattic Boozer.
Air. Roy Thompson, Jr., left o?
Tuesday to attend school in-Brim.-.
wick. Ga.
Miss Helen Fuller, of Culunbi;
Spent, last_Friday?uiia?Aixan?^
via Alae Boozer, For
the best news read tile Pal
metto Leader, you 11 tin<i a cop>
at Boozer's Place. '
J^loiae R. Boozer, reporter ,
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LANCASTER NEWS
ill. Zion A. M. E. Zion Church
tcv. W. II. Crcenvcood, Pastor I
o
S. S. ut usual hour with officers , '<
it their post. At 11 o'clock the | P
laslor preached a wonderful ser- ' 1
lion. At 3:00 and 8:00 o'clock ?
ne nu'iv.bers of Mi. Zion worship- 11
id at St. Paul A. M. E. church ?'
.nere Lev. tjiecnwoou is conduci ?
ng a revival toi dev. Marl.n. 1
vVe were happy to have the fol- f
ttving teacherd'rol' Lancaster it.''
, i>oui warship with us Sunday:
.iss SHiomc .>p'<.nii, . i ss _?t iOe. ^
.ill. Alius Kirkpatri.k. M.ss Nelic
box. Alius, l.ona W uli. ms, Alius f
I agg? rl. Miss Heard, Miss Koon 1
1(1 AlluS ttisll i <
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Clinton ami j a
Mrs. Anna Roseboro motored to .
aimien Thursday to attend the | v
.odors' medical meel/ng. - j ?
Mrs, Annie Mae As^ili spent the J}
^x-elc end in Charlotte visaing l'eI- . ^
lives and friends. .Mr. Horace p
lute spent Saturday in Columbia
a business. Little (jilmoue Hud-' I
<n left Friday for Washington S
here he will attend school. He
vas accompanied as far as Rock ' f
nill by his sister, Miss I .coma ^
liaison. .Ti.iss Louise Ballard oi
.Washington spent a lew days with
ier mother, Alls. Ellen Buiard last
\eek. Misses Wilhelminr. I'eav
uul?Mattic?Ruth?Barley spent n ^
cry -pna*ant -atternoon itr Ker- p
haw Friday visiting relatives. ?
Mrs. Julia, Baskin, Misses ^hmie
c oi'a l.asicii. Aire
a.y W'iiherspoon spent a very "
o <ji?u week-' end in Giiarlott<
inu relatives. She was a "con*
nied-lionie by her siste r an
toiler .Vir, and All's. Ale : I! an r
rt. \Wtdc end visitors ax the -j
? o <?i> .Mrs. Ait)' e > on i>r . j
vt. Hol e i f "Thomas of Fort Bragg | /
nd wife, Mrs. .Johnie Alae Thorn- a
s of Charlotte.
-Alixs?Amrie-H<4le- Henderson?v- j cd
friends and relatives in jj
.rangeburg last vvk. Rev.. sun
s. R. \Y. Parker end son Ray
iond Jr.. v"*site i . r?"atiy< s
astonia last week. I;
Sailor James F. AleMuPen. le t
'ridav for Great Lakes, 111., af- \
or sm'iiiliii" a very pleasant week ^
.villi paunts. Airs. Dosliia Ale
.an With hei tins we.M e.nl n. g
laughters, Aliss Ktiiel Ale.Muiie t
oil is teaching at Finlcy high in A
"hestermid Miss Alary AIcAL-dcn a
.1 X. J.
Aliss '\V ilhelniina J'eay spent i ?
i?w hours with Mr. and Alirs. Lu-1 ii
hei1 llaile^?last uputt:?Aliss ha la
sew Vol k. Aliss Li llie Alae Dun Id
Hp?arriv ed?ShUiim.iv tn?crrrt?\~e
pool as a sen i'Jr.. a
-A"'sitofs "at h'onie of Airs. AP.rg'r?ti
till were Mr. iCnd Airs. Kowar f
lilt and Sgt. John Hill. Reecm u
juests of Air. and Mrs. Fretl Reit 4
.'.'ore .Mrs. A llie Ctrle-mon - an
\lrs. Gladys Grahum. Aliss Lain: 1
Mf-Arinlen left tor A Ren uiiiver
Airs.' Flizahoth Reeves 01
AVashingion - made her lirst ti i
... v?_? \ r>. rriv I > I ?ir v
iT7Mr. Joli 11 Reeves of P'easaT 5
ill. ,W'lis 1 o- liiTo she was lion r
:?*st of Mr. .* lid Mrs. Tom Gre<
n<l Mr. and Mrs. irvin Robinson i
he- has returned to Washington
i hero she i< , "> rnv't'i
Mr. and M?*s. CmimM.
Uesdames Birda Mac-key, Lutishn
Praiser. Hiawaina ...
diss Viola Tillnion motored to
'?? ?fl--*tt?? Sunday to visit iriend
.nd relatives. 3 1
i<:?ir. of Mr s. Inez Wright t
icre Mr. and Mrs. Howard i.i r
od Mr. i.ennie Wright. .Mi- t
ieie Kwiiliom?sornt the?we
nd in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl l'.,d? : lire, S
ntertained Thursday n'rht i i
lonor of-their . son Mr. Karl Ba' F
idge, Jr., who was married! n 1
enTTy to MT<s TTniise Morris <> |
Mashintrtiin?TJit- young . eon pi A
oived ivin croos 'rifts-.
,Tiss A Iff da W<:ght left thi J
veck for?State?college. ^ cMrs.
B. T. Blocker was caltei .i
o Union to the. bedside of hei t
' < k mother. Mrs. K. K. Riley left* t
Friday for Columbia to resume
uw duties as matron of Benedict
rollege. \
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1J.\ I.I A .> K? S '
Sunday school- opened at th? t
isual hour after which our Pasto. i
,?ev. W. F. Iinnier preached i
voiulerl'ul sermon. We are look
ur mruard to entertain the I)is i
rict conference Sept. Hi-17.
?Mrs*?Bructlla?Gdlta-m?wits?th? t
era end yuest of .Miss Re.ulal
windier 01 Whit mire.
.Many oi Nf.v ilopi* membei
TiOtotfd to Odai?Grove A. Mi F?!
.mn ehureh in Wnitmire to wit
icss the beginn'.'iig - ol the reviva I
aeeting. .
I'l Oi. I lionias Giliiam was tli
?uest -oi his son .Mr. and Mrs i
v ilson Gilliam of Spartanburg .
riuaj night. Mr. and Mrs. Fill,
aitor weie the y.esls ot the t?i. *
.ams Sunday a i in noun.
aiany members worsn/ped wit >
.lev. II. B. Browning; o< Wocn
ruff Sunday. They all reported
me time.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Green and
children spent Sunday afternoon t
ivith Prof. Thomas Gilliam and
..louy. i
i.rii'.ii.. (riiiiini ti-por.
ST. I'M I. M. Ik <i'H I KC'H
IJov. W. I>. Jones] I'astor
Green Ridjfe?The Chiistian
,'nioi) Society of the St. Paul A '
~t?B. ilniteh \*'o. haw a strong,
Up untiif A op.?liflth. J
i04?, we have-"collects! 1
\YP feel that we ?ucjdMj>flia (Tjreat 1
work, Come and be wt Tarries '
Gray is president; Mrs. "M, L. R. !
Jenkins, reporter.
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WINNSHOIU) NEWS
September 7th'rt,a?Lrlie'tfl county 1
'raining seliool had the grandest :
pening of her career. Its spue- (
jus auditorium was packed with t
atrons and students and at that |
ime a full faculty, Rev. C., \V.
alley delivered the address enu- .
tig up with a hearty welcome to |
u new teachers as well as former
ties. Talks were made by Revs I
. u. Green, .1. M. Beatly, 1. 11. (
Uston, I. O. Simmons and \Y. .h. |
?uston. On the iqstrum were al
.a \V. Alexander, J. A.I
-ipsey and C:~ Cunningham^ *?
407 Students were enrolled lea .
ng Ihb to gather crops and conn ~
n later.
New on the faculty this yen
ie Misses Ruby Rosenwnd, Mar I;
> onn.-on nd Eva (it; til all of"!*'
'ohnvhia; Miss M. H. M.Clell'r,
f Chai lotto, N. C.; Mrs. C. W
'alley and Mrs. Isabella of Winns
toro and Mr. Eugene E. Martin of
enkinsX lite.
Ajbdut 2 o'clock last MoivIsk
norning the home of Mr. -Alvit
loins and all of >ts contents we.'
lestroyed by fire. He was on the
ob at the mills at the time anlis
wife and two children barol 1
scaped.
Mrs. Ellen Powell of N. Y. is iere
visiting friends.
All of Winnsbdvo ntncs?"d 1'
evival meeting at White Oak on
rrst?Sunday.?P?>r?pt.. who the.
rom the Great Lakes t o "T!
.and of Flowers".
"Way in an A. ^1. K. church had
i grand rally last Sunday night
n which $21.'5 was raised, all the
I libs not ~TeTVM ting.
Pfc. B. J. Mcllltosh'who i< n>
tationed at the air fields of Tu?:egee,
Ala., is here this week v'
ting relatives ur friends. P<
L. stationed at I.ittle River.
Abraham Russell and brother lie f
Iso here visiting their ni?th<r.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrel Sjv.inn mo
iving in Washington." Or cam
io\vn last ?week?and -tool;?tlv'
Ir'dren hack to Chester for a v
ation.
Rev. P>. 1.. llall filled ih- e "
. st Sunday fo?- Pov. I M. Be"
\ at St. Pail BafBist hum'
Ynile here he was called to Sain
dark to conduct funeral service
Miss Mamie Mcintosh ret""v
ro^i her vacation th New Y*r
md Philadelphia and- Mrs. M
ilda Boulware from Baltim-i
iaryland. Both expressed cn.io
hie trips. t
Rev. C. W. Talley wluTTias don
ome-substantial Church umk he
i) the Presbyterian eonnecti n ha
leave ot ahsenee to attend Ch ~~
logree. Mrs. Talley our Frcn
nd?English?imitr.etor?pullctl?.
nd went to participate with h
nisband. Wr* wislr tor ^he-y<>ut? ?
ul pair abundant su.cess in tin '
indertaking. They are to Lo cm
ratulated. .
iBKMZIiR A, M. Ik ( Hl Rt l
Rei. S. Ev Martin. Pastor
St'pvlob at the usual trmrrr-Thr- lastor
preached a wonderful scrnon.
subject Prayer. Kvc.yone
njoyed it. After service the Morn
ng Star Jubilee Qi artet of Rion
endcred a program for us. We
ovtiiin tatwl u hn?? linn* Kvi'l V
nit1 e n.ioytnl?the fine p:ograiiL_ |
CAM DKN JOTTINGS
Tn our New Bethel churchy?Rev.- ?
. W. A> iison, past 'i' < ? ..?
less church" conducted a series <
Meetings. beghinin" M? v
>i) Friday his subject was "I Will
Jo" l'rom St. Luke 15:18. Five
reautiful pictures warn given .
lamely: Prayer, Love. Mercy, Jus-'
ice and Time. Sent to bring th?
bodigal back to a loving father,
rime was- the bringer along with
.fayei\ Only v> isir that ?every-?erson
coulu have heard this sei
non last ! inlay ingot. lies'.~ s\~
ion will preach Monday an?Ftrcstiaj^
nights^?Sepbenvber .
kill! 1 ml. -A*C to LllC li.n.lK'M* 1>%4.
o.. ...>.4 I;i ...i i...
ions?hi* a Ciw if'twn gmuiinu
J Mr A. .>1. r.., ii).\ uu.i.c.i ?..
las some strong r? \ivaii.-i uno
vriter kiiow and was instruniei.
r. itiik. 11.11 l:ei. ,i. i-. _
M%?ton here tast Juiy nu no .. ,
Another ol my hustmml s ac>|ii.i..
ante is Key. J. .VI. Hawkins. Si
long to have eome. to t annin,
ny uearhome city and jnc.icu.
t'aimii'ii does nut Know eno. ?
>1' our strong- ministers neme ..
acessai y to sjieas ami i >n n<
ifmki, ? 1
i.ivie will be a 1-Jaby eon.v.
11> at Trinity .U. K. diuioi i.eg...
niiji' \\ ooncsiiay loin iron'; ?? i
r-oekicl..?This, writer was askei. _
. ill -?e .? i.e.-.e. .o ... ..
ittle Ar.ine A. Jordan, airs. Es
cue J oi i.illl, ifle liio...ei, n.iia
n L j)per i <ioi|)Oi n Si. .-\s
Meinour ol' Sai.y s lieaUiy Siiojip.
.ere s hoping loat Allille win ?...
tie prize anlOli^ tile s. ver.u i.?<
Tea. We are oo.ng our uesl a.
. oroau id. r.. iieu...M...y .
vili_iel|. ^
iiirn. \ ernicl G. Gathings is visi.
ng tier nioinei airs. .Aiiic.a Si. w ]
oi woo is slid on the s.vk list. .
>irs. Gathings is a dear ami trui
'rinnrl of v<??t<n*-viiiivo
L/tii^iucu iu ........ thai Aii
Oi.ll U. .UU.I.HU ... ??i
tic* llO.SjMLUi .11 V . I'tlMiU.i.. "it.
.e w) 1 lonunuc 10 IIN|)IOW..
Anas \\ 11.1c aiae .10.ie.s a loach
:r ui Jnci.non soiiou. in ii.iu..^.
1. ith hoi imtimi ami ncsn ... ;
voi k Ro^inniny 1 Uca.ia> .01 n...chools
oity.H mo .lie oon. 01 on. .
tic, ii tooy ?\re well spent.
jii>, i.ui> naii'oi a.1.1 1 an jj.rl'iiisv
TTTtn rrttov Wti-umi' 1111?iu_ m
linoiv. Aid., th/s wis ok to spend
.he winter with husband anuThe
girls will attend
ichool there.
Flovihe E. Hurst.
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