The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 09, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, October b, 1*43
LAURENS NEWS
Much interest is shown amortg
the ladies participating in King
Solomon's wedding, Oct. 10, a t m<
Bethlehem Baptist church, Prince- do
ton, S. C. Rev. E. W. Wright, is.. !*!
the efficient pastor. r lnl
'"Friends are happy to see Cpl.
Daniel Wearing spending a fur- Dt
lough here. mi
Mrs. Letha Leake is visiting e(J
friends in New Jersey. 1 j n*J
Miss EH* B. Williams spent ^
last week end in Columbia. ' '0I
Mr. and Mrs. Larry finley
have returned to Philadelphia. mi
Mr.> and Mrs. Henry Webber
and family are making their home
in New York City. Hi
Mrs. John Boyd recently visit- St
ed her children Mr. ancT Mrs. Hey- y?
ward H?mlin and son in Columbja ne
Mrs. Olivia Miller has been vfa- cr
iting her ill sister in GreenviHe. Pr
Good wishes to Mr. and Mrt?.
Jdfcn A. Putman in their new bo
mirk in Union. ne
Rev. and Mrs-. Earl Wright accompanied
Rev. Britt to Benedict *e
College last Monday where he is 'n
attending school. Also Corinne ca
Jackson has returned to Benedict
College. . ?
~ jlfars. Evelyn Pitta Anderson J?
i^Hyoung son are visiting rela- Di
iHm. bo
Mrs. Martha Du'ckett Holland s0
has gone to Cleveland, Ohio. an
mrs. jonn rowier nas returned
hdme from a visit to relatives in 'is
?-?Detroit, Mich. 7
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.-~Floyd c'1
?of St. MatthcwH and Newberry, of
Mftent last week end with Mrs. Pa
IWoyd's family. wi
, Miss Helen Nance, instructor *
at Drayton St. School Newberry a
spent last week end with Prof.
and Mrs. Sanders. Friends o f
Prof. Sanders are delighted t 0 A1
see him out. ? ~~7 ~ w<
Recently Meadames Myra Holland,
ILucinda Jackson, 'Irene wi
James, Willie M. Franks, Jannie VB
Brockman and Mrs. Arzella Watts
visited Mrs. Watts' relatives in
Charlotte, N. C.
Mrs. Ella M. Bates and children
have returned to Washington th
afte^r spending several weeks with Hi
her- mother, Mrs. Mamie Tfhomp- A.
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The Sewing Circle met at the m<
home of Mrs. M&mie Thompson a8
Friday nite. Each member invited 's
two guests. A r* delicious supper E(
was served. ? :? an
Miss Essie Williams entertained or
the Eleven O'clock Social Club
Wednesday nite. A most delicious
supper was served. Misses Ella
_ B. Williams, Myrtle Alfred and
Mr. Jgmes Irby were visitors.
Mi as Ada Ramaga is-homeTrom.
Henriprsnnville. N. C..
Cpl. A'hgus Gorley, Jr., of Char- su
lotte and Orlando, Fla., visited !r|i
Miss Ella B. Williams recently. Mi
Norfolk, Va., visited Miss Elel tei
Watts 'Sunday. . .
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JONES TABERNACLE re
F. B. HOLINESS CHURCH se
^ ad
^ Rev. S. Ryals, Pastor tic
all
Sunday school met at the usual re
hour with Supt. and teachers tr<
present. Lesson discussed beauti- \7
fully. H. Y. P. U. hour 6:30 p.m. at
The young people rendered a mu- th
sical program which was enjoyed
by all. _____ .po
Night service, the pastor came fiv
before us with a message from
' Jeremiah 18:2, The public is,, al- M:
ways welcome to come and wor- ?,a
ship with us. Mi
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ST. MATTHEW BAPT. CHURCH
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Rev. J. W. Mathis, Pastor
The S. S. opened on time by the
Supt. with his staff of teachers sh
present. After S. S. the Singing wi
class went to Reedy Fork to the ?h
Singing convention. Seven class- ?n
es were present. All of them sang Li
good. Ch
The Church Club No. 1 met at tei
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Loveless. Visitors are always wel Ca<
come. We are looking forward to scl
the nroerram to bp held nt our ve
cTTurch the Becond Sunday nightr an
for benefit of the Singing class. us
We have several boys in camps
that writes to us often that they M
enjoy reading The Palmetto Lead- A.
er send to them by their parents.
Our hats are off to the ladies
of. Piedmont for the kindness-and
utuiful gifts given to the sick here
in^Jie city. tif
Mr. Rufus Lee Freeman is a at
happy boy since he has changed a an
girl's name. to
We are asking all our readers to " .
some one withTroUi -Let's build up ed
the Sunday school. t mi
(W. M. Torrant, reporter ?a
PELZER NEWS
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Rev. J. C. Cowans, Pastor
The Sunday school was opened tei
at the usual hour with Supt. W. ho
8. Meekins and officers at their ar:
) post. The morning service was sti
conducted by the pa9tor, who S.
preached a wonderful Bermon. Sub- pa
jetfk Who Am I, and Who is my Pr
Father? Matt. 22:42. The amount Gr
of money raised $45.11. nn
Sunday nrght after the pastor Di
preached a very interesting ser- H.
mon, the president of the Miss- 'lh
ionftry society called in her miss- tia
ionaries. The amount of money Mi
raised $81.17. The pressident, Mrs. Rc
Nancy Garrett was very pleased, ca
Among the visitors who wor- fu
shlped with us w^re: Mr. and Mrs. an
James Mpore, Mr. and Mrs. Evans. Gl
and Mrs. Chapman of Walhalla. wi
I'Vt. Pasnel Arnold, Fort Bragg, frj
N. C., was home tor the week end' Ri
to vi.t.t m.t wtrgr ~7TE
Pvt Charles Johnson is spending
hia furlough with his parents and Si
family. We are always proud to inj
see our boys come home. wi
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. WINNSBORO NEWS
The At M. E. Zion Connection s
re closed a successful revival d
jeting last Friday night, con- E
cted by Rev. Young of Spar- d
nburg who did some able preach tl
? ~ " ' ' tl
Wayman Chapel, with pastor, 5
>an Alston and' a good bunch of V
ambers were there and render- d
valuable assistance Friday p
ght. Both of the above named fi
urches held splendid comraun- u
n services last Sunday. r<
Rev. P. J. Johnson well known b
inister and teacher of Fairfield R
mnty, pastor of Bethlehem Bapit
church of Ridgeway and Rock fi
11 Baptist church Winnsboro,
ar Route . passed into the- _Jie^ $
ind and was funeralized Wed- s
eday, Sept. 29th' amid a large F
owd. Rev. J.M. Beatty was the L
incipal speaker in the services, p
it many of the ministerial rank n
d somewhat to say in the fu- $
ral rites. p
Rev. Johnson was highly es^ $
emed by all whotoiewlrTm Troth h
this state and out. His place e
n hardly be filled. e
He leaves a wife, Mrs. Sallie H. t
hnson, a brother, Rev. T. L.
hnson,- a Sister Mrs. Phoebe I
IV. hnt.H nf r.onfnn \fiee r>
>me of the family; an adopted (
n and a host of other relatives b
d friends to mourn his loss. P
Mrs. Leila Heath is on the sick s
it at this writing.
?John?Mays" ' well?known -a
tizen and a successful fanner ii
tl\is town, R. J1, (p., also do?Ii
is funeralized at (St. John. Rev. I
M. Beatty officiated. He leaves V
large family and a host o f ft
iends to mourn his loss. d
MrsT~ Charlotte . Elzie and Mr.
ue Lumpkins also passed and v
?re burred: ?? ?n
Mrs. Wm. Mobley of our town
11 _returrwfrom- a^very pleasant s
.cation trip enjoyed in Greens
ro, Boston and Baltimore. P
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hardin
York accompanied by Rev. and -P
rs. James were dinner guests of *
e Ross family lhst Sunday. Mr. r
ardin is a nephew of Prof. W. b
Ross.
lirfield County Training school P
jves on somehow with a short? P
e in her teaching force. She 3
very much in need of a Home ^
:onomics instructor and also ^
high school. The~enrollment so P
r is 541 and still they come.
BLACKVILLE NEWS
acedonia Has Grand Opening ft
Encouraging signs of increasing
ccess were shown on the open- "
g of Macedonia High School, s
onday, Sept. 27th. The opening
ogram iTrncftapel was well at v
ruled by the many students and P.
ite a number of parents. This 1
joyable period was spent- i n L
netal devotions and worship
rvice, with an_ extra feature -v
ded. This being the "introduc>n
of new teachers on the fac- "
ty. Each" of the teachers in her '
marks to the executives, pasns
and student body empha- J
led the striking need of cooper- rion
on the part of themselves, 3
e students and the community.
The faculty this year is com- 15
sed of ten teachers--of- which
e are with us for the first time. ?
Mr. Eli J. Davis, principal, *
rs. Augustus, Misses , Johnson, ^
imback, Hilton, 'Stevenson, and
itchell; Mesdames Reddick, Da3
and Prof. Reddick.
RIENDSHIP BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Moss, Pastor
Service was held at the Friendip
Baptrst church on -Suijday and
is well attended. A wonderful
jssage was delivered both day
d nite. His subjects were What is
fe? and A Warning to Ah
iristians. Inspiration was goti
by all.
We were very glad to have the
culty of the Hampton Jr. high
fiool as our guest and w e are
ry glad to have Miss M. E. Lee
d-Miss C. L.-Hopper back?with ?
for another school term.
ILLER CHAPEL
M. E. CHURCH
Rev. B. F. Sumpter, Pastor
Newberry?-Sunday was a beauul
day. Sunday school opened
the usual time. A large crowd
d quite a few visitors capie out
hear the Lord's Gospel.
At 11:30 the pastor delivered
inspiring message-which cstts-many
drearts to rejoice. Comjnion
was. served and many
me forward to partake of tho
rrt'8 supper.
At 8 o'clock the pastor prehph
another stirring messaged
On the fourth Sunday in Sepriber
we gave a program i n
nor of our boys who arc in the
my. Among some of the outmding
speakers were: Mr. U
Gallman, Rev. C. A. Calcote,
stor of the white Avaleigh
esbyterian church; Dr. J. E.
ant and the Mayor?of Newberry
d Chairman of the War Bond
ive Mr. E. B. Purcell. Miss L.
Burch presented the Flags;
le Country's Flag and the Chrism
Flag from the Usher Board, w
rs. J. E. Grant read the Honor i tl
>11. Miss Elizabeth Burton, the J j<
I 'Uit H^iit wti tiliwiijr, Wtt3 II
rnished by Miller Chapel choir b
rd Drayton Street High School sv
ee Club. The church was packed T
th quite a number of our white
tends, ^r'en^s Mil- p
!e tirtie.
Don't forget hbout the third J I
inday in Oetobcr. We are hop-1 w
g irnd praying that everybody a
U do hia part,.
MOL'NTVELLE NEWS Ml
ervlces at New Hope A. M. E. Re
hurch were good. The pastor Rev. g
I. L. Lilliwood preached a splen- .
id sermon. This being rally day
WH-+?a good crowd Out. Al- ^
hough we?were forced to have j i(U(,
ervices in the school house as
he condition of the chuTch i s ^
angerous. We are asking the Rc^(
ubiic and especially all of our ^ ^
ormcr ex-pastors to please give ;g ,
s a little assistance to help us
obuild. Please send your contri- .
utions to Mrs. S. B. Lindsay, at
lountville, S. C. (njc
The figures of our rally are as 7
ojlows: Mrs. Ella Henderson and
her three suh-workers reported
163.00. Out of this?amount her
on Ernest, who is in the Air
'orce gave $25.00. Mrs. S. B. g(()
dndsfty and one sub-worker re- o;ii
orted $100.75. Out of this a- ^
lount the Lindsay' family gave 1
67.00. Miss Alice E. Fowler reorted
$25.00; Mrs. Laura Adams
10.77 and so on. Total raised for
uilding funds $388,387 ML Emst
Young, a young man reportd
$22.60. Total for the day, Pasor's
salary included $412.28. t j
We are sorry to make known A
hat Rev. B. H. McFadden has ton
esigned as pastor of Piedmont .
Pitts) Presbyterian church. The
eautiful church is without a
astoi'; the community is without j '
ervices. vv no will' come? 1 eldc
Quite a number of children in nll?;
ml?hi uuud?MountvlltC is attend- *pje
ig Bell St? High school this yeajr
liases Gwendolyn aiul .Eunice - p
'ilts, CoVTrYe Adams, Annie ~ fV ~
ohnson, Clara M. Bluford, Doris
fancc, Wilholmina Dendy and
fessrs. Robert Lee Johnson, Theo pQLj
ore Pitts and John B.Yocng. .
Miss Liilic M. Pitts left last
reek for New York for an indetiite
-stay; ~
Miss Christine B. Lindsay who
5 teaching Jn Alston Hi, Summer- :
ille says that she is very much ' . '
leased with the place and work, j ^
The children are alrhost . thru j
icking cotton and it won't be but ^
few weeks, then all of the ru- i .
al schools will open. IVfcsdames
,ee Ruth Gilliam and Eva N. y
irank are planning to teach the *
ledmont school. Mis. Lindsay is
launing to teach the ' Belfast j ^
chool. She has been teaching I r.
here fifteen years. ! "
Mesdames Lucile Jones and ! 1
lildred?Lindsay liave been india-osed,
hut are doing find Trow. ' (;
GEORG ETOWN N EWS
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lr. J. Floyd Smith At Allen L'niv. Kvitl
Mr. James LloyfLSmith a recent j
raduate of Howard?High 4h*booh ;c,ss
i now a student at Allen Univerily.
Mr. Smith while at Howard jran
ras much liked by tire faculty and ,lerj
ludenF "Body. Hp took an active _>(>:;
art in all activities of the school. j\ft,
Le was a Star member of the t<> .
irnmatic and Glee clubs. He is ( Visi
ery much missed at Howard this Eth
ear but hoping he wrll make a linn
rdater1 record at Allen. Gla:
He. was a faithful member of S
lethel AME church; a member of ' vice
he Excelsior choir; an efficient S. I itusi
?worker. A competent worker J. b
t the USO club, at Myrtle Beach a s
nd a member of the Hospitality text
omrhittee of the Georgetown ~Cit- of r
ions' organization at Georgetown. S
The people of. Georgetown both sick
oung and old are wishing for We
"loyd a pleasant and successful covi
orni at Allen university. R1
GUN NF.ST IN THE SOLOMt
for the benefit of Nippon's "Sons o1
a maintenance routine strictly follow
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH 7M)
HA I
Rev. B. T. Sears, Pastor
Sunday, Oct. 3 morninng service
ras conducted and preaching by g
Rev. H. W. Scott from the sub- sen
;ct The Program of Jesus. Even- tcr
iff services followed BTU which was
egan b:?iO. Breaching by pastor tj0I;
rtidse theme was Great Peace. 1T9 c^u
"salrps, 165th verse. ^ei
The usher board appeared on >|ie
rogram at St. Luke Bantist in
he iiTWrnoorT ' T V
The Fall revival begins October our
1th conducted by Rev. E. E. Gald- Liz1
,'in of Newberry and Silver Street V
nd the public is invited. Luc
Ernest Davis, reporter a k
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THE PALM
r. HORR A. M. E. CHURCH j
v.* J. P. Washington, Pastor \
unday school was opened at R
usual hour with a fair attend3,
After a brief-discussion of
lesson, the review was eon- v
Led by the pastor. Collection d.
i good. , _ ?'
!c are having the best Sunday C(
sol now it lias ever been the B
Ler's experience to witness. It
amazing to see how anxious J
people old and-young are to "
to the Sunday school because "
the interest tuul enthusiasm "
cted in it by the pastor. He
ies no loud noise, but quietly *'
igs things to pass. 41
,t the close of Sundav school c
pastor ascended the rostrum *,
mfpanied by kev. M. Deas, **
s. Ben Brown, Ingram and 1
ie Washington, local preachers ^
. Deas is a local elder. After e
otions the pastor selected St. .
te 9:62 as his text. As is, his
al custom he preached ns oniy - ^
earn?The whole' church was a
v with the Holy Spirit. We
ited a good preacher, and we
e one, and we are determined 1
ieep him.
fter service, the pastor mo;d
over to Big Zion Baptist ^
rch tq4 attend the funeral of
nephew of INIr. Willie Smash- .
who was di owned in the Ash- ^
river. Rev. Henry Ashe, Ideal
c 4. r ..i._ L IJ
l vjj. c?-. LiuKt; cnurcijl was in .
rga of?the funeral?services.
ldin? Undertakers were in
rge of the remains*
icachiug HI St. Luke was post ~s"
ed due to the lateness of the fcl
irnooii service, which was a
gram rendered by the Royal
ir quartet of Lake City and
ainly acquitted themselves in a
rleston. These young nvJrT ~~
d style" _ ? :
iie Community Club had its
alar nfeeting at the appointed
c. Rdv. Heniy Ashe is presi- '
t. The revival meeting of LitZion
Baptist church ~vvTnr~clps- ?
Sunday night and meetings of
rtczer and Big?Zion?respec- ^
ly began Sunday night - and
continue throughout the week ^
leeting will start at Mt. Horr -K
seeond-Sunday^nght and close
the third Sunday night)
he Busy Bee Christmas Club, C
1 ley Norther, Pres., E. North- a
secretary.
ALVARY A.M.K. Ull'RCH
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Rev. A. A. A maker, Pastor
11
, S. began" at its usual houi w
i the Sujit., Mr. Lewis Lee and '
teachers. Vvt their post. Tlu
on was reviewed by the pastor "
12 o'clock morning setvibe"he
The pastor'preached a won
ul sermon. Text St. Matt N
hi, subject Rating With Jest'-- tl
er whtdh Communion was given ''
tors: Misses C. L. Harper
el Fant, Mrs. Carrie B. Wil "
is, N. Y. C.. -and Mrs. ! Lilli. h
ssgo, Lexington. ' F
nnday night at 8 o'clock see
began after a short but spir H
il mayor service led by Brcv B
k Gregg. The pastor preacheo
oul stirring sermon from the ?
; St. Luke 15:28. Total amount >?
noney raised for the day $24.19. i L
rster Willena is still on the
list. Also Bro.- Major Barr
pray that they will soon re- vv
cr. , I A
Irs. E. C. Howard, reporter
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Bareaa of Public Relation*. U.
DNS?The crew of an artillery p
I Heaven" prepares the weapon fc
wed nere. (Photo by U. S. Siffni
N HOPEWELL I
I'TIST CHURCH
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Rev. W. Massey, Jr., Pastor "
trothor?We had our usual 'l
-ice Sunday. Immediately af- a.
preaching service the church r
; called together for suggests
for_ improvement of the ^
rch. Everyone agreed to do ^
ir share for the upbuilding of
church. .
Ve regret the loss of one o f ii
members, Sister Charlotte ^
ie of Winnsboro. t
Ve were glad to have Sister C
:y Holmes back with us after p
>ng period of illnesa. ?
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ETTO LEADER
IRMO NEWS
'oungs Chapel A. M. E. Church ,
lev. M. W. Jackson, Pastor
The mornmg and evening ser
ices at Yoqngs Chapel A.ME Sunay
were grand. Alter Sunday (
ehool and a warm prayer service
DnducteU by Uea. Reese of STiiloK
laptist church, Columbia the pasor
came forth and spoke from
ohn b:4, subject Jesus had a will
ig minu to work, rne iioiy Coin r,
lunion was administered and two
a Dies baptized.
In the evening service the spirit
aiv-lHgh when Rev. Mrs. Ola Jo-arson
pastor of St. James Holiness'
hurcn, entertained her audience _
roni Deut. d2:4, subjel't lie Is tnc
Lock. Quite a ntllilTJe-T"or visitor.roin
the community churches were
rosent. A nuxeti cnotr lenucrev.
xcetient music.
iVlr. Mozelle Addy o f Great
,akes training center, spem p.-.,
ufiQiigh al limn.- w;. n_ niv. aik.i.qi [I
ns. inez Stones ami irienus.'
x'ic. &unipson it. tjugn 01 camp
.uexer, Am. visited ms wne .vu
iai^f Lee Siigh lor tne week end.
ine lofiowi'ng teachers atteifueu
tie Teachers' institute 111 Lt-x.ng
jn Friday: Misses Martha Coney
doise Boozer, Alesdamcs darun
'oung, Hester A. ButleivRuby
numpert, Dr. T. B. Jones, .diss
teauiort, and Mrs. Jason l'erry o.
laroison institute. Mrs. ierry
?d the 'Elementary group
Vice w -
.i.i.oo, wjin ia A'lnc uvn^L'I , ci 51Uunt
of Booker Washington high
grmoi'wus at home lor tin: weea- nd.
xuiss Mary Ann Jonos of Columi'a,
spent luc wcok cnu at nuinc.
Stop at Boozer's Plate ana get
copy of the Leader.
Etoise R. Booaet, reporter
NEW BETHEL NEWS
Rev. A. D. Duncan. Jr., Pastor
Sunday school was fine. Both
an in-rs ate?now?oil class 6.
The undertakers ol Spartanburg
ere in a contest at Trinity A. Ai.
!. Zion church, Rev. R. B. Brownig,?pastor;?1
hey >vercnr~Abram7 "
oilins, J. t\V. Woodard and Al. S.
allaiumi. The amount ot $u4.5i>
as realized. Mr. M. S. C'ailaham
using the highest amount won a
eai.'tii'ul tropny.
Pvt. Rr.hard C. Parks of Camp
ilnier, N. J., is here on furlougn
isitmg his mother, relatives and
riends. Also Sgt. Hizzie McBeth
ho has been stationed in (Janmfa?
as returned to Camp Sutton, N.
., is home on lurlough visaing
is pai uiib^iUr. i.nd A?rs. VT. Al
h BtTth.
Mrs. M. K. -Rogers of Ashevilie.
i. C. is a pleasant wsitor ln.ro a>
ie honk* 01 Mrs. L>. P. Park.-'
or liialiy fl'lends ate glad to' she ~
i' r.
'Pvt. Albert Ferguson stationed
i Arizona is visiting his wife also
is parents Mr. and Mrs. Prank
erguson.
Mrs. Zilphic Gilliam and duugh:r
of. Sedalia worshiped at .>ew
cthel Sunday.
Mrs. ICula frhy, Mrs., Kerch and thers
worshiped at New Bethei
unday night. They were from
>uncan.
A correction from last week:
ill's. Johnnie Mtirrtll and son?
ent to Baltimore, Md., -instead of
.tlantic City. ,
E. J., reporter ,
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8. War Department
icce emplaced in tho Solomons
>r action. Care and cleaning is
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WATERLOO NEWS
myrna A. M. E. Church
lev. Thomas P. Hay Tor, Pastor
Sunday was a beautiful day Tor
il church-goers. Sunday school '
t the usual hour. Supt. and teahers
at their post. The lesson '
as taught and reviewed by the |
astor after which we went into I
er\ ice. The pastor preached _ a r
wonderful sermon. Amount of |
ollection for ail purpoes $20.00. .
On October lOth WC rrrr ex+iccl-^
ig the Traveling Singers for the
lissionary society', ponsored b y
he President, Mrs. Inez Smith,
Ihildren, 15e; adults 25c. The ,
rogram will begin at 2:30 p.m.
The public is cordially invited. I
(iAFFN EY MAYS |w
j A.
Pvt. J. T, Ratchford of ("atrip j
Pan Horn, Miss is hero spending j
onio timo .with pa routs; Jlr. and
Mrs. .Jim Rnteiiford:-Pvt. RaPhlord
looks" the picture of hoaith. ai?
Mrs. Henrietta Coiry of '.Spar- -<
la*.burg spout the work oml with 'A
LhiL..lii)|)|M'i^ on Depot street. | at
Rov. \V. K. \Vilson spout Mon- ,
lay in Greenville on business. -do
Mr. and Mrs. Junius Harrison vi
have moved to tiioir now country j oh
nomo. The homo is very attractive AI
Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison | da
had for thoir dinner guests Sun-I fu
lay Mrs. Cora Gaston, Mrs. I.ou- |
iso Roid 'and Mr. and Mrs. I.ar-.}P;
mon Robo-ts all of this city. I n
?M i's.?Mattirr Thompson oTTlor- I 1
Laixicti quite a few of the young; G?
people on Saturday evening witn ' th
an entertainmont at her homo on Mi
Dopot St. Also Mrs. Sarah Lee p
Cnmnhell did at her home on W. ev
Pooler street. piMr.
and Mrs. Simpson Noal a
ahd~.lnmi.ly have moved to Peach- ?.e
tree street._ ot
Miss Gloria Wathin is resting of
fine at the City Hospital here,]
iiU'|' i.iulcrgoin}; an appendix ojj- ri
ration Tuesday. _ ut
Mrs. Martha Askew and. Misses he
bailie Bankhead and Genevieve w
McCorkle attended the funeral of wi
Mr._ Willie Moore Monday in at
harTotte, X. ('. ()]
Tturean of Public Relation*. Ti
.A HUDDLE IN THE ALEUTIA
the beach at Massacre Bay in the A
of the Tort Harbor Battalion take tii
of unloading landing- barges to "warm
days. They arc Privates L. II. Luc
Lrallcrd. (Photo by U. S. Signal Coi
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH Ad
Rev. J. S. Maddox,. Jr., Pastor jvh
Honea Path?Sunday school r
was called to order by Fupt. J. ,y,
A". Miller. All teacher,s were at y '
.heir posts. The lesson was inter- '
stingly discussed by the teachers. vt"
Tip I'ikIih' \ :n in f t )*/? mne
jamv It was yciy interesting and Si'
is listeners enjoyed it. Sunday" p '
,vas communion dayjit our church j
dofieCtioH---i?-lG.b8; ?? IJ"
,Sunday at G 'o'clock the Twelve ' J
rrihes freTit "a rehearsal at the y(,
tuditorium. * j. ?
l he li'l L" met at 7 o'clock with ,j,
1 perfect attendance. q
At the .evening so r-ice, the pas > ^
.or took his text , from JI Kings
S:l() ami hroight out some in j.-j
idling points on the subject. Colerti.in
js.n 1.
.M is. Irrmn-- BrtmWt returued
tome last week. iter daughter.
Mrs. -Ma.nie K.-ther l'iatt and
children accompanied Iter home. ..
I he I'rmt child.! on are .Mis<es r.ltia
K. and Mamie it. Mrs. Branch ,r"
r'isited tiie following points: De.1
oiu,.and Cleveland, Ohio. t,..
i Mi.i v.;c> ciun.ii.
Mrs. Mary GanlftVcil and Mrs. or
delvm Mattison a;::i dnugrktiT,
lohuie Mac have returned to Do.roil
after a plea-met visit heie.
.Mis, i'oyio I ti'.i I'lC'lt and chilIt-cu
\ i.siUui iaii* al ls.- .las.
i l.ompson in Anderson last week. \\',
Mrs. Itora l'ressley, Misses Mar ]r
jaret Ma.ulux, A nine Miller and .
Eugenia I'rcssley motored to Lau- i
ens on last Sunday to witness j?
he t igli annive. s.ai y of the Wait ?.: f
11 ire ijuarlet. \r
The Gantt Rosenwald school \\
viil open Monday, the 18th. Mr. j Mr
d. \V. Fennel), principal. | an
Miss Irene Alston of New York j..
vas called home for the funeral ,>f
if her brother.
ST. MARK UARTIST CHI TKTI
? fr-~.-- V ?
S. S. hetran at the usual h ir
.vith Mr. Robert Kennedy and Mr.
iViilie Kennedy in charge. 1'rayir
services conducted by Mr. Keii- | ,
nerly. Rev. Hughes took his text!
Luke 13:6-8. Tms was a wonderLyles
connected with St. Mark.
They made remarks which were .
beneficial. Their church had burn | \t
and liiev wanted some- i
where to attend service. ~\\ e WiSh }' "r
them God's speed.. Collection $20.-|e(
05. A collcctrorr was taken "Torr ~
Mrs. Shellie Goins and amounted si
to $13.00. The Lord's Supper was
?IT ?
KSTON < TIAI'F.L
_ M. E. ( HI UCH
I 1
Rev. 1.. I), (iambic, Pastor J I
Sunday was a gnat day at the j '
o\e named church. Sunday j .
Im< ! w.i.s onduc'rij by Supt. j p
as ami his cpip- of tea hers
At 11 : '!?) a.m. the sermon was
livcred by the paslm. Many i (i"
siting members ' from other .
n il' s witnessed the SCTYices rpr
so this being our home-coming ,
y, the ladies server! a delight- ^
i dinner on the church lawn. | ,j
At -'ibio p.m. the local talent of j ^
itta i eittfr red a wonderful ptQam
which was enjoyed hy all.
~ i ening M-rva-es at ter lloly- r(,r
iniuiiuiion, we were favored by r.?
e Job's Liospel Singers of Elorce.
who rendered a program of for
itual songs, which will for- ^jol
er linger in our ears. They ex- [,|er
es-ed themselves as having had I ^\jr
very pleasant evening with the- j jol
opie of Lalta.?Thus?muled -an- j Mt,
ia r ulorious way. in the history 1
We.-ton Chanel A.ME church. 220
Dr. 11. D. Ramsey our beloved 'ie8
psiriing Eider spent a few rain- Rai
es Monday -a.m. enroute to his wtn
me, reporting that all was well >fa
itri the Dillon District; and we 'or
mhl report one hundred percent pre
the Official Opening at.-Dear -reti
<l Allen CDiversity. Da.
1 *" Iri
Irs
' . | f h?
r. S. War Department
NS?Grouned around 'a ^5re von 1101
leutian Islands, these members p
no out from heir arduous asks a?
up" for the first time in many olh
as, M. II. .Winston and O, I*. 11
riiR.^ v
ministered. . !Tie
St. Mark's choir is scheduled t< in{j
pear tit Macedonia Baptist o. ur]
icsday night.
Mrs. Charlotte ElzJe passed,.... to
e great beyond on Sept. 24-. Sh(
d been in declining health for .
/to awhile. Mrs. Elzie was 6(J
ars old when she passed. She
is the wife of Mr. Willie Elzie. .
0-jo+Hvd ZmrrMtbpe Bapt. church .
her early youth and was a jutn. .^0>?
r of the choir of St. Paul. - Ke\ f. .
M. TXeatty preached tlie fune1
pt. 28. She said she had math 3^ei
r peace with God. Mrs. Elz>
d in the Columbia hospital. Mr
E. Manigault had charge of the
dy.
* Hal
ildfrsvili.e ami: cm rct -or}
ind
Rev. I. S. l av lor. Pastor \1S[
_ J stat
.'v:rd;.y w:;: tlie u--:a! day fo hap
f I. St pp'-r. There was P
: . : < v I and a beautiful kne
y. '!" >- a fal collecting time ? P
the h money'for th.e annual hasi
nfercti.e claims. Service was ror
ry g od. Rev. Taylor took his to t
<t Ft. Luke 22:48; Rut Jesus sai? ?h
to > iv; Jtidr.s I e:ravest thou th.t "La*
i of man with a Lis-. Rev. Ta>
treated this text nicely a n i and
the f?t* to ht rn and all en tor
.' ed the servi.v. There were 4 ton
tiers and 'the collection was fine to s
1?arc gl.iii :?> see Hi o, s Hons -Two
' out. ; - rn also Mrs. 'Elizabeth T
elfair 'after having I eon to th< chu
i-county hospital where she iin ~ Wa
rv.vju an operation. J
On lust Sunday was. had with dua
nmonp the visitors Mr. Israe' ,vor
ore, .P\. from Camp Robinson Gro
k.; :.nd Mr-. Ri-alah Moore of of !
w ,)er ey. ANn Mrs. Elvira
tore from New York City. We had
always. triad to have them in Pm
r midst who tome front till parts Iter
the state and "ountrv. lOtl
K. E. R., reporter pre
frie
pas
P?"t' tpiftrtv {fat
U'TIST CIllKCH V
Till
Rev. J.- W. Davis. Pastor our
Ma
PnoiMprt --Sunday was a very \\'a
ppy day for the members and jQ(
stor. In the morninp there was q
randidato for bapti;>m. Rev. yQ
ivis subject was l no LrOOd ^on
iptist" taken from the sixteenth ja(
apter of Mark. The sermon was g_
ry inspiring to all present; Quite
ternoon, eommuion services were ah;
44 at which tune the now member (
as fellowshipped. The evening Ro
nvice was a short pray meeting. Mil
Rev. Davrs spoke breifly about th% >il
, s?. - . - f
, / , - r
. PAGE FIVE
GREER NEWS
"he T. T. A. was reorganized
10. l'J42 of Dunbar high. Mrs.
M. (jibhis was unanimously eUmI
as its president; Vice-Pres
nt; Mr. M. Todd, secretary;
v. H. Ft. Sullivan, treasurer;
s. Pila Youn. The niatiy subre
appointed to help to carry on
business, and the affairs of the
.nidation. The meetings conic
the fourth Tu<?sdaiy~~oT each ' 1
nth at the school. During the
atinn the association rotated to
different churches. The P. T. -i
closed a very successful and
titable year, having for its pro- ,
is. hatch for?the?pupils, piano ; "J
tlie school, and the National
T. A. "Magazine~study course, /
1 student delinquency problems
the entire hodv The occni;??
i boast of over 75 parents. Unthe
matchless leadership o f
s. P. M. Gibbes, the organiza^rest.
strength and culture.
["he school opened Sept. 8th with
I pupils and Prof. W. M. Bankid
a< principal. Mrs. Eugenia
nkhead as vice principal and inuctor
of the 10-11 grades. Miss
rgaret Greer as music instrucand
teacher of 7, 8, 9 grades.
)f. J. L. Jones. 6 grade and athrs;"
Mts. S. Hall, 4 class. Mrs. i
isy-Logan. 5th. Mrs., Minnje
tfrn. 2 grade. Miss Nine Young ?
1 grade and Mrs Willie?B.?
impson, third class. ~ I
)n Sept. 28th at the regular
the faculty was ]
en a hearty welcome, and an ?
luisite dinner, and with cup
am and icen cake as the dest.
This get together acquaince
and happy pastime was made
re inspiring and gleeful by the
llling and elating greeeting by
v. R. B. Sullavarrr" fttissjs'ina ~ ,
jng zealously reciprocated t o
choice eclat. Mrs. Susie Beachconducted
a very elevating and
a, of the parents, visitors, and
chers.
Yincipal W. M/. Bankhead prais ?
the P. T. A. for their most ex:ent
work and service, and at- ^
anted?th??large?-nuinbei of ~
ool pupils matriculating to the
at interest, and perpetual fqlup
plans of the association.,
also read a letter giving exit,
and exact details about the
ch proposition for each student
1 requested an immediate reply
m the patrons regarding their
hes in the matter.
tail Sgt. . James S. Hall of
odrow?Wilson?Gopafal?hospi
Stanton, Va., was introduced
was each pedagogue, who spoke
ouragingly and felicitiously a
v men uiiiicrti'y ctii&irs ann eational
duties, and responsibdi?
he home, church, and communcom
mi trees werp very.,_acthte
useful in their work. The presit
of the P. T. A. congratulated
111 superbly, and recommended
m to the principal as being suially
valuable, and sufficient,
he reception for the teachers
i contributed to by the good
;s of all the faiths here, and
of them participated in the
ning's entertainment, and mermaking
time.
lie-Boy "Scouts troops were in
evidence to do their kind turn
to protect the decorum, and
foundings.
"John C. Gihbes.
jREAT FALLS SKETCHES
:e're proud of our boys who arc _
the aimed services at various
its. Seaman Clayton Gaither
lome from Great Lakes, 111. to
t~ hts wife and parents" Pvt.
juel Perry from Mississippi is
nding his furlough with his pa- (
ts Mr. and Mrs. John Perry.
. Willie Perry, Jr., Fort Bragg
C., "visited friends and parents
a week-end pass. Pvt. Otis
1 of Fort Ord, Calif., spent a L"
y pleasant stay with parents
friends and has returned after
ting quite a few points in the
it. They all are healthy and
pyvt.
Freman Washington. Fort
v., i ?
?v.T., nas ucen jjiumoiea 10
fc. after the completion of his
ic training>_ also transferred
n the qurytermasters division
he medical department,
ames King has gone to Great
?fitri?for naval training,
iry Harrison, Willie Willmoore
Roosevelt McCuIIough will enthe
army soon. Wardell Clincame
home from Norfolk, Va.
;ee his mother before being in-?
ted into the arrtyy.- ^
he meeting at Mt. Zion Bapt.
rch conducted by Rev. J. E.
rd of Chester was successful,
he Golden Gates Imitators
rtet of Lancaster rendered a
thwhi'le program at the Tine
>ve Baptist church on the 26th
September.
Gladden Grove AMEZ church
a grand basket camp meeting.
e Grove is looking forward to
Home-coming day, October
h. Expecting all former and
sAit members, along with their
nds to be present also former
tors. A great day is antici*
ed.
Vc were glad to see Mrs. Katie
mon of Washington, D. C in
town for a week's visit. Mrs.
ria Tillmon has returned from
shington, D. C., where she vis1
her children.
>n the sick list are Mr. Odell
ung, Meadamea Maggie Hr fleh
ami A tr-11 ^
? .v? uusic /-v. nan, ana oora
kson. We hope for them a
;edy recovery. ?
'ities of Christ.
3ur new member is a senior of
bert Smalls High School. She is
ss. Inez Bryant. Miss. Bryant 'i
II join the Usher Board.