The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 23, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Saturday, October 23, 1943 BUfcZING AROUND- ? ; r BROOKLYN By Sassena Greene Jennings We" know many of you have been looking for our news and the news and the doings in our Old ' Metropolis, so here \ve are again folks! - Old man winter is iiere again ?j on us_ and he is not sparing no one; its really cold up here now. One needs his winter coat for old ^ i an winter is asking all these defense worker: "What have they done with their summer money." Our social activities for this time is not so lively as many reported the traveling condition is _ so eongeBted that it has discourr aged many in not taking vacation! trips, although we are glad to re 1.1.-1. nr. t ?: ??i ???' ? purv mat aurs. l^awrence n. wooa ward, wife of one of ottr leading mottcians was down iti AsheViltc,' N.. G., visiting her sister and bro- _ ? ther-in-lhw, Dr. and Sirs. Smith, ~ also relatives and friends in Spar tanburg and Columbia, S. C. bhe beamed with joy when she reported her trip. R Miss Hattie Waiters one of Co- T lluAja's recreation teachers, hear B inj^B much talk and fuss about ti th^^world's largest city, decided P that there is no better time than fii now, than to see this much talked ti about j>lac?, so she and her sister tl wlthr bags all packed, caught the H ital City of South Carolina, and B rode ijito New York. My! what ni a jgf\cQ it turned out to be. Mil- H lions of people, tall buildings, f< subways, night clubs, and every- y< thing-that?went along with it; yet ti none of these things turned out y to excite my friends. It did my P heart good to see this, for mojt K pebple first visit is excitable, and lc when they return home, they are tr too excited to really tell what they saw. It pays to be trained tl ?r era and her ister spent-an enjoy- ? able time here. She shall come -n again to see New york. This is Is not her sister's first visit here. e< Come again girls, we shall wel- h come you at any time. I ...... it nhitim pv Now we have come to the sad a part of our report. THe "Urim ~F <, Reaper" has cut down three of 2i our beloved citizens: Pvt. Ruben B Toney, Rev. Joseph WHson, and h Miss Barbarra Richmond. o Pvt. Ruben Toney was called to I the service just two weeks before b he was called to the-great beyond, b < It all cafne so sudden and unex- d pected, for he appeared?in good -C health . when inducted. He was tl funeralized at The Folley's Fun- n erah home, with"1 military burial g fft Farmdale, His body was tl laid to rest under a., beautiful c: . mound of flowers in the Veteran cemetery. Rev. Wyatt of Mount Sinai Baptist church officiated. The services were impressive but imple. 'He spent his thirty yeprs J in ?wiles, and lived to hope for a c ! betWr day to come. He shall be C sadly missed by all." Pvt. Toney & was the son of the lpte Mr. and n Mrs. Jolley Toney of Williston, S. I C. He leaves to mourn his loss, u a loving wife, Mrs. Hattie Toney; a three sisters, two brothers, and four nieces; and many other rel- h atives and friends. May we dedi- t< cate these few lines to the deceas, ed and his family: d * si Through the turmoil of war today ~ We none know when we havo b that debt to pay^ in or wnere our oocnes snail lay, .s But with joy and pride we can v\ say: A That we do know where your body lay,? ? . . si Wind and storm shall do you no harm. Sleep op dear one. we all shalT soon come home. Rev. Joseph Wjlson was born November 6, 1879 in Chester, Pa. . He preached and lived a useful life for the cause of humanity, lie c lived in the State of New Jersey v journeyed to Brooklyn and lived ^ many years, with his son, Mr. p Adolph Wilson. Prior to his death fI he resided with a Christian fami- jj i ly who was so nice to him, Mr. and Mrs. Sealy. They kindness M toward him knew no bounds. He j was funeralizdd at the New Hope Bti^ist church. Rev. J. P. Saw- (1 yer, officiating. Services were ' " very impressive. Burial was at , - Flvergrecn cemetery. He leaves to t mourn his loss two sons, two sis- h ters, one brother, and four grand q children. jMiss Barbara Richmond daugh- n ter of Mrs. Retha Richmond Grif- L fin^jjasped in the great beyond, < S^^fciber 2.3, 1943. The deceased^ras only WT a short period of , time frtjm 4 vbry serious case of ( pneumonia. All1 efforts to save her life',was futile. ? Miss Richmond and her mother went South around, the first of n J August.) to visit relatives. Mias _ tucnmoao s moiner, Mrs. netna R.^Jriftin topped off til NortV Ca?^ t rrt^ia to visit her parent, while , she journeyed to Florence, S. C. n to visit her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. G. Richmond. There she be- , came ill, her mother learning o. her d lighter's illness, rushed her back to J&rooklyn in order for her 3 to he attended by her physician, i but in thirteen days, she had to e make the long, sad trip back. The body was funeralized at the Holy Trinity Baptist church ^in Flor- t ence, S. C. ' " f The deceased was only 16 years s of age, August past, and was a popnlar afndent at. file Watlv hjgfT ? ? school " N. Y. Was very much 1 liked and shall be greatly" mi sed I by the younger set. f ' She teavea to mourn her tons, a < mother and Stepfather. Mr. *nd i ? i =ag| ?? :? Conducts Successful tevival Meeting The above is the likeness of = ev. A. P. Porter. Rev. H. M. ^ aylor, pastor o f St. Matthew | aptist church and Mt Olive Bap- r st church employed Rev. A. P. c orter to preach for him in his ( nancial drive at Mt. Olive Bap- r st church. Rev. Porter left on le firstJSunday. in October.- He \ ist preached a sermon at St. Mitt nutlet IT.. -1 1 aj/ti-.L V.IIUIV.II, Hi: pi?uvill'(l SIX ights winding up on last Sunday, c took in six converts candidates >r Baptism. Believe it or not, ou had better not go to the county .expecting, to mourn and holler our way out as though you were v reaching to sonve ignoramous con t regation because of their being t icated in the country. You will j lake a sad mistake. ( Their Sunday school is fine but j lere is a plenty room for im- \ rovement. ( 1 stopped atDeacorr S.X.-Cope ^ nd they kept n1e abreast with the itest news. The Hate paper c >mes to his home every day and v is radio kept me informed as if f were in the Capital City. 1 vis?-j ,ed other homes for dinner and v specially Sister Anderson's home , widow. Her husband died in ] ebruary. iShe doesn't weigh but ~( EO pounds and has eight children. c ut she had paid her debts and j as. hogs and cows and six bails j f cotton in the yaikls and fields." visited other homes that seem to ] e doing excellent. One had 12 i ails of-eotton in the yard. The eacon and I went down as far in alhoun county ?from observation iey are doing fine. Grain has al eady been sowed and is up and ? rowing nicely. The country is | he place for. more of us in the . ity. " -J GILBERT NEWS t Deacons Robert Adams and B. . Bracy of Zion Hopewell Baptist ; hurch, and Rev. H. .E. Taylor of olumbia attended the association unday at Phillipr Baptist church t ear Saluda. i Mr. James E. Holiday spent the , eek end in Columbia, visiting rel ( tyves. I : Miss Connie and Francis Clark i i ave gone to Washington, D. 'C., | 3 live. . < Miss Mary Helen Hartley, a stuent of Booker 'Washington high :hool, spent Sunday at home. ^Mts: Clara Matthews, who has fen spending sometime in Detroit Iieh., and her brother, Mr. Alvin dams of Columbia, spent Sunday 'ith their mother, Mrs. Emmaline .dams. Deacon Allen Smith is on the ick list. James E. Holiday, reporter MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. C. Mcllwain, Pastor Service was held at Shiloh Sun ay. We are looking forward for ur big day Sunday as this brings s to the close of our conference ear But we are thankful to say bat we have spent three successul years under the leadership of Lev. Mcllwain. We have worked ogether without any complaint, le has done his best laboring here uring these three years, and the lembers have done the same by lim. Under the 'leadership of ur pastor Mt. Zion and Shiloh ave been able to make reports ?here others failed. We must say s members of the circuit, we find ur duties for the past three years u be no burden but a deal of pleaure, and we are still willing to ollow his leadership.. We are ow prepa ing our pastor so when he roll is called at the annual con erence he win he ahle to answer ,'ith a full report. And as he go , o the annajrl conference, we ask i or him the prayers of the right- ; ous. During h>s stay we must i ay that he has made many friends I n this community of all denomi- ! ations. A-~? I We urge all itifmhfn tn plenae I e out on time Sunday. AH vfsi- 1 drs afe Xvetcomcrto join this great irogram Sundd^ morning and light. Sister Clara Cook remains on ick list. , We pray that she will oon be out again. ' i drs. Griffin; Grandparents, Mr. ind Mrs. Geo. Richmond of Flornce, S. C.; five uncles, five aunts o mourn her loss. Now that I have reported to you hese sad deaths may God bless ill of you until you hear from us Lgain. When in Brooklyn don't forget to usft our""church,""The " New Hope " baptist cln-rch. The Pastor, the " Reverend "J. P. Sawyei- is still twAaaUmr* Uio OAUI Jl t-ov-lllllg ^ HI.-I "" I Gaffes. Wc are stationed fft 41 I Sumter street, Brooklyn. N, Y. ( ' . < ' I IT. CALVARY A. llON chlrCh s Rev. B. \V. Moncur, I'astor lonroe, N. C.?Sunday school t..s opened by the Asst. Supt. M Irs. Azaiee J. Johnson. The leson was well taught by teachers p > resent, At 11 o^elock the^pastor ^ .ulivered a wonderful sermon. lis theme:?Our Interceding Bro. ner 01 Glad Surprises, found in Jen. 14:27. During the service ve enjoyed several selections f rom the quartet from Camp r Sutton. Incidentally the quartet ( long with Engr. Choral Singers "y* rom Camp Button will render a uusicale Oct. IB, at Mt. Calvary. We vece pleased to have * tne isitqre worship with us, come train. At 7 p.m. we were held spell* ''' >ound by the unique sermon by j Jishop Jackson of Concord, N.C. |?| Collection for the dav S15.70. Kjg On Nov. 1 revival meeting will tart at the C.M.E. church; Rev. Hi iioncur wul be the speaker. " "I ' The newiy organized chapter of w he Eastern Star held their month C< y meeting Oct. E-. A very good st; neeting was held under the effi- U. lent guidance of our beloved I rand Matron Mrs. Little. Next neetimr will be Nov. 22. e Let us Back the Attack with Var Bonds.? AznJee J. Johnson. Reporter. =====?=? A Mrs CALVAKY A. M. E. CHURCH 'hc Peai Itev. A. A. Amaker, Pastor '^c*, 2:00 Sunday wa?-a high day-at Cal?" ^ ary. S. S. began at its usual ?ne lour with Supt. and teachers at *0Xi heir posts. At 12 o'clock morn- ,5r0* ng service Legan. A warm pray- na.s! ;r meeting was conducted by Ra ^ Irs. M. E. Hartley. The pastor '"5!. ( reached a - wonderful sermon. 1 iuite a few visitors were present jv] Evening service began at ,8:00 tile, 'clock. A warm prayer service ons't vas held. The last quarterly con- (ng crence was held. The^P. E. deliv- field red a soul stirring sermon that and vill long be remembered. We tion >aid the P. E. out. Visitors Mrs. t-s, 3essie Clark. Mrs. Maud Mc- I lho vidian and others. Total amount tact >f money raised for the day $92.- T 3. Truly we can say the church men s moving on. it Sick: Sister Willena Adgers; M. 3ro. Major Barr and J. E. Gregg. and i hy ner DUE WEST NEWS jast Rev. Benjamin J. Glover preach :d with great fervor and zeal to * * urge audiences at both morning ,L ^ ind evening worship at Mt. teban- / IT AME church - on last Sunday. | iAL mi. zjiun i rtispyLGricin ciiurcn ~yr~ he Rev. E. L. McAdams- brought' ? sound and heart searching mes- p ;age which proved to be uplifting J\?s o the members and friends. 5"a The services at St. Mary were 'mP ilso conducive to the spiritual ^or' growth of the members. Rev. L. E. Daniels, pastor, preached with eV ar.nestness and power, and those Christians present felt the influ- 'as mce of the Hoty Spirit while this it ( ninister told the gospel story. Miss Ruth Cunningham who is a 1 V?' dudent at Friendship Junior col- ^R!< ege of Rock Hill was the week Picr ;nd- guest .of _her_parents 31r. and fng Mrs. B. Z. Cunningham. "Pr Rev. L. E. Daniels was the din- ? ter guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. Z. "er Cunningham on last Sunday. ?m Mrs. Louise SusseWell entertain . >d in honor of her grand nephew pf>t Mr. Robert Wharton who w a s lome from Allen university for a 'ew-days during last week. This 'ffair was held on Monday night, R Dftober 11, was very much enioy- i ' jd to Columbia on last Friday. J"P,' \lso Mr. Harold L. Russewell who p. s a T43 graduate of the Due West pj.a ugh school and is a member of he Freshman class at Allen came ! jp and spent the week end with J.m parents. Reports indicate that 'ori .hose young men are doing well * n cbllege. A very fine letter recently came Lo the principal of the Due West|cau litrh school from Miss Edna P. f>n ' Fair who is a senior at Friendship nn" Junior college at Rock Hill, in casl vbich she exnress<* an apnre iar.ion to each member of the faculty "or assisting her in getting ar gwrrd foundation for college work while S'l i student here. Mrs, Roberta B. Howell who is i member of the faculty of the lin-K CM-,r,r>1 of <5/->.,fV, Ooi-f V P O tame over and spent, last week-end U,er tvith her mother, Mrs. Susre Ellis anil \nd little son who is here with s. Mrs. Ellis. sen Mr. Olin L. Smith went over to WOt Abbeville on last Saturday morn-. Re% inn and from there accompanied 14; Miss ~Eula Massey, Jeanes teach- ij0f >r fo*r Abbeville county and Rev. $59 McAdams, chairman of the Bond ..ne Seal sale to Clinton, where a con- -;t. Ference for the 1943" Seal sale of iow Pipdmrtnt rtretxirt wnn held at the Bell Street high school. Cai Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Veuss and -^rtRev. B. J. Glover motored -up to jtlS( GafTncy and visited Mr. and Mrs. ;]o William Anderson during last jQ( .veek. They reported a very Kra pleasant visit. j Mrs. Rochelle Brown of New Rjc York City is the guest of her moth pf pr-in-law and sister-in law Mes wo, dames Frances Jones and Altha gra K. Hunter. They Were present at nc, the worship at Mt. Lebanon last AH Sunday ni'ght. Mrs. Hunter has (,ri; recently recovered from an opera- wa< tion and her many friends were T ^lad to see her oht. liar ?Mtst Eva Gordon who recently Sh( uhdflHVeTlt Mil ojiemliun at the Ait -t4w derxon county hospital was able |ak to be at the services at St. Mary 'j Baptist church ott lush, Sunday, "pro pach one was glad to seo her. ?- . 1 ? THE Py y/?w*? wf m?>i' i^ys jUCK to the u. s. cadet n ho is "Bess" of "Porgy and Bess allins, of the National Nursing arts on a tour of college campus , S. Cadet Nurse Corps. Miss IV iip on the Council's Coordinatii iss Collins weaft the grey Corp: Is in scarlet. greer news t bethel Methodist churrfiT" .-Kiltie Ware Nor Goldsmrh ] sister ol sisters Ella Rector, j rl Nealy, and brother Ernest I !ray was funerali/.ed Sunday.' | p.m. by Rev. John C. Gibbos. I t Mapig?Creek Baptist church of her splendid members, Mrs. anna Foster sermon "w a s iched Sunday 2 p.m. by her or Rev. E.. L. S\tton. It was that she was a most faithful useful member of her chosen , the most vigilant, and versa-T Spartanburg Co. Home Dentoration agents is certainly givaccount of. herself over her L She has the gr^at esteem, commendation of the educa- 1 institution hi which she servand the distinct regards ol _generaL public w-hichlshe cons and labors daily, wo thoroughly competent wo-' i, Miss Daisy Riley, instructor Sims li;, Unl'on, and Mrs. P. Gibbes were chosen to judge "award honors to the most wbr ones in thhe women's departit; at the Spartanbuig Co. failweek. ' ast Sunday morning. Mrs. P. Gibbes, president of the-Con :nce WSCS was invited by Mr: L.? Seweil;- the John Wesley rch WSCS president at Greent, to address the meipbeis. speaker selected as her tneffie omen's- Responsibility" In Thi t War Peace". The echo was t the speaker informed, jand ressed her listeners satisfaciy. Irs. Effie Beachent has returnfront the hospital where slu tiad a major operation. She m the sure road to recovery. dear daughter Miss Julia Ma;, n Ohio, came to wait upon her mother. All of her church nbers, and friends are iniplorthe good Lord of all. to hasten health and strength, so that can again be out, and about work, and cares. he Talent rally, ardently adized by Mrs. P. M. Gibbes at hel was finely attended and rally supported last Sunday. anxious pastor Rev. J. t bes was highly gratified. The r\et of choice groceries that r $10.00 to winner in the talent y was awarded to Mrs vtnri. ek, a recent joiner_of Bethel. total sum collected and handin was over $."0.00. The whole rch was-showering vn apprcciai, and big in thanks to sister M. Gibbs, the VVSCS, and the ly other persons who contribuso freely to help the annual se. The Rev. Gibbs prcachei the theme: "The Usfcrs of Giver Acquired Talents" for the oe ion. j John C. GibBcs. \ I'll II. II' A. M. K. CliriKH Rev. T. II. Weathers, Pastor > . nday was a very busy da; e getting the pastor ready fo: lual conference next week. S was conducted as usual. Thi ior class won the banner. / iderf-rrl sermon was preached h\ Henry .Johnson from St. Johi 10, which We enjoyed. Tlr iders' rally netted the sum o .'20. The Baby's contest wa among the best ever held a Phili'p. They reported as fol s: Daisy Pearl Robinson, $.">.80 hard?Allen Williams,?$1U,01; ol Delois Smith, $32.03; Rob Whaley frH.THrDorothy L. Rob >n ,$0.31 Walter McNight, Jr .37; Richard Johnson $11.00. al $06.90. Carol Delois Smith nd daughter of Rev. and Mrs H. Weathers won first prize; hard Allen Wrlliams, grand son brother and sister Paul Green i second. Richard Johnson the nd son of brother and sister iry Johnson, Sr., won third, did fine and will be awarded a sc. A grand total of $IGG.73 * raised. he funeral of sister Mary Wilns was conducted at 2:30 p.m. : was a full member of the H44h-?llolb v and Sons under 6v in charge. .'hose on the sick list are rmving some. ' Mamie E. Ilinton. reporter T" J "< ' ' . ' ! VLMETTO LEADER imp; i URSE COkPS!" Miss Etta Moten, ," wishes success to Miss Orieanna Council for War Service, as she ses to tell students about the new Ioten has just accepted i :mberlg Committee on Negro Nursing. 5 uniform with its shoulder^epauGAFF-NEY NEWS ?Quite a few of the mombars of She^rd f'hnppl CMK church and friends attended the missionary meeting at the home of Mrs. Antanda Smith Sunday at 3:45 p.! m. A very interesting topic was opened by Mrs. W. E. Wilson? Self Convicted. This topic was discussed by several of the ladies The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Bessie Falls. The young people of Shoravd Chapel rendered a program ai the uigntoir vnurcn 01 uod Sunday night, sponsored by Miss Mamie O. Roberts. ? of Asheville, N.?., were in the city last week end ^visiting Mrs. Thompson's mother and sister, Mrs. Ida Littlejohn and Mrs. Lula Petty and other relatives. We are always glad to have Dr, arid Mrs. Thompson visit with us. Mrs. Nora Lipscomlr of ( bvc" land, Ohio is spending her vacation at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T._ P. Smith on W. Birnie street. Mr. John Carpenter visited his daughter Miss Mary Daisy Carpenter who is taking nurse training in Columbia, Sunday. Mr iiml Mrs T erov Croon are the proud parents of a fine baby, boy. Mrs. Green is at the home of" her parents Mr. and Mrs. W." M. Petty W. ilToartow street. A surprise to the many friends >vas.t tbe marriage^of^Mlss Mary pth. 1943. Mrs. Lula Byers of Blpcksburg spent the week end with Mr.--and Mrs. John Carpenter. Mrs. Byers is Mrs. Carpenter's aunt. Southern Tone quartet, of Co! mbia will sing at Sherard O-ME htivrh Sunday night, Oct. 24th. If you miss hearing the q-uartet, you will sure miss a treat. SAINT MATTHEW BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. W. Mathfs, Pastor The S. S. opened at the usual -ttour- by- t4>e?Su-pL- The lesson was veil taught. Mrs. Annie Rank ins 'vis ret', mod home from Norfolk Va. *Mrs. Orrie p. Hurts llvro"nd Mrs. Alice Ilood have returned home in Virginia after visiting their grandmother Mrs. Lizzie Hood. Beatrice Hoods death. STTe was he youngest sister of Mrs. Lizzie Hood and died in Pittsburgh. Last Sunday night we heard some real good singing afe- our .hurch by the Pinson quartet and the Garret and Brown quartets, iney all were at their best. The ['iii^idiii \\<i> i i uiv: uriii'iii. ui l 11 .so. 4 S. S. class, Mr. Only .MoCullough, teacher. We are glad to hear that Aunt Minnie Keliy is abie to be up again. (pi. Leroy Williams and I'vt. Junus Cureton and Pvt. Charles -w-ri-te?t-ha-t -thciy are doing tine. 1'hey ate overseas. We \\tsh for iiictn ti e best 01 luck. W. M. Tarrant, reporter T. MATTHKW A.M.Ik ( ill U( II Kev. .M. Simmons, l'astor Sunday was ;i high day tit St. Matthews. Minday school opened ti tiic usual hour. The Supt. and .eachers "were at their post ot ,uty. After a l/fief discussion ot he lesson the review was conouct 11 hv l hp Sum lv I. .ilc( oroiifk after which the local preacher, iother K. I,. Boker ascended the rostrum. Due to the illness ot the nastor he was somewhat late. As ne entered the church the congregation stood and welcomed him with gladness. He was absent for several weeks. He then explain ed how his accident occurred. Our beloved pastor wa? helping repair Uie enurcti, as the ax planccd and struck his foot and split his foot open and caused the lost of one of nis toes. Due to this fact, he introduced the speaker, brother K. L. Baker who selected for his text 37th chapter of EzekicI and the 4th verse. It was a masterpiece for the hearers. Among the visitors were Mrs. San ford , the county nurse; I'rhf. and Mrs. C. v?. viai i vit wi v uimnuKi, nwumjmnied by Mrs. White. 'We had several visitors from- L?Utt. Col tec tion $103,U0, / ? *>. 4 : . Vi I U \ H ANNAU A. M. -4u-X 11L lit 11 ^ Rev. Xt E. Robinson, Pastor I S. nday being the third Sunday thert' wasn't any service at tin? church. i The principal of Hannah school is asking the parents to please send their children out th schontr Pvt. Horace P. Williams left -<^rtnrrhiy fnv Krvrt Hnnr-hnr-n >^rtzona after spending 15 days furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Williams. I pi. James C. William- was up from the Columbia Air Base t o -see his brother' from Arizona. He returned Thursday. ? Air. Sammie Williams and wife, Mrs. Lena Mae Williams spent the week end with parents Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Williams. There will be another religious moving picture show at Hannah church on the third ^Sunday^night s'ov. 21st Mr. J. I). Dikson. manager. Some members are still on the ! sick list. i j.MT. Z1()N A. M. E. dlll RCH | \ It TORY RALLY I Rev. J. \\. Murph, Pastor Charleston?The very splendid people of the above named church tot oiis oi showing their deep appreciation for the' great work iii.m hy nur esteemed Bushup. and to aid incarrying out his desire To ITTTUTTTTrriTrp?t-rrr entire debt, which hak hunt; dn the shoulders of the church in South Carolina ut Alien University; and in showing their confidence in the manner Tiii w Rich PTes i do lit ~Htgg+fTs ~lnrfr handled the funds placed in his hands; and in answer to the call of our pastor, have contributed the following amounts: $25.00 J. \V. Murph, Frank Edmonds, J. R. Nelson, John A. Harris, Philip rforry. $15.00 Herbert?fc:?Huliins. $10.fh)?Mrc?fcr H Mnrph?*<>.()() Viola \V. Rivers. $5.00 W. B. Hughes, Rebecca Hart. $3.-10 Viola B. Miller. $.'>.25 Phillis Taylor $1.00 $arah Mottc. J.ulius L. Smith. $2.70 L. _ 'M. Simmons. $2.75 Simon Gourdine. $2.50 Jefferson Seabrook. Oliver tiaseii, Gabriel Johnson. $2.00 Virginia Pinckney, E<lyth KarL son, Nat Folder, Maggie Smith. Rosa Collington, C. G. Fraser, Evil inn Campbel, Bertha Miehell. C. Corbin, Zobie Corbin, Annie Mae Corbin, T. B. Fulwood, Thomas Roper. John Boags, Joseph North, L. R. Holloway, Preston Robinson, Janie E. Horry, Odessa Mack, Nurse C. K. Myers, Anna B. Fulwood, Peter Wilton,'Minnie S. Hughes,?Eloise Jenkins, Laura Gouruine, Rosa Roper, Ransom Gray, t-urah. Perineati. Priscilla Brown, \V. A. Jac'obs, Charlotte Chapman, Edward Campbell, A.C. May vw; Charlulte Oxindine,? E? Hasell Ford, \V. H. Wallace, Louise A. Brown, LeRoy W. Brown, niiHA nliuciauil, riilllK Williams, F. E. Simmons. Willie W Mptte, Rachel Howard, Matilda B. Davis, Sarah L. Finley, Juanita V. Eraser, Hattie B. Edmonds, Willie Wright, Florence N. Rivers. M.P. Tob:n, Charlotte B. Sherald, Rose tta Sherald, W. M. Washington. Joseph Carrol,'Essie McBride, M. 0. Hasell. Mildred Weston. Andrew Ross, Ella Ross, Rebecca Johnson, Timothy Jones, Susan Coleman, Henrietta Seabrotfks, Rosa Campbell,~JT Michael Graves Thomas. Groves, Philip Gourdine, Mualsy Scott, Henrietta Clark. Eredniick Robinsonr W;E. Singleton, Edna $7 Jenkins?James llurly, Julia Sherman, Lula Williams j 1.50 John W. 'Fennick, Henrietta Burgess. $1.00 Agnes Robinson. Frederieka Robinson; Edw. Brown Albertha Horry, Plof. Wilmotte Davis, B. 0. Knox, F. C. Stoney, Alice?Rhodes, Etta Houston. Cadelia Babbs, Elizabeth Logan Williams, A. Theyer Rollerson, Joseph Rhue. 50c Rosa Green, Mary Alston, Edna Long. " 15c Florence Armstrong. TRINITY A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. \ I) IljiwWinw I'uvIa, Spartanburg ? Mitulay was a lovely day. Sunday school opened at the usual hour. The lesson was discussed l.y classes"; a .splendid review followed by the pastor. LLlI") our morning service_ i.e If an. Kev. I)a,wkins in his own way deliverfcrf w well prepared sermon to an appreciative congregation from the theme The Commandment of God. This was inueed a spiritual message. At 3:30 Kev. Dawkins and a few of his faithful members, worshipped with Rev. Mrs. Mars and her good people, on Young street. An appreciative group was present.? 0:30 the Junioa Stewardess Board met at the home of Mis. N'ellie Smith. A very interesting meeting was had. 1'he president Mrs. Blackmail presided. Tllf Silver Tea sponsored by Mrs. Dawkins and Mis. McJimp ~sry was?a. r.occoxs. ? 8:30 we found our way hack t< the house of worship and listened to a splendid sermon deliverer i by Rev. Dogan from Union which was enjoyed by all. After which the rally ' sponsored by the Pastoi and the I.adies of the church foi Conference claims was pulled off After aJl Conference claims wen set aside, the ladies donated tc , tut- jici.suM (i irti iitviv sum as t i token of respect for the service: rendered during this conferenci | year. The pastor is now read) for conference. We have* all claim: in hand and just waiting for tin roll to he called next Wednesda; in Union. The winners of the prizes wen as follows; Mrs. Millie McJimpsej - L.U KENS NEWS i ? Friends ami t rt datives are proud to, have the following soldier? visit home during the wt?ok: Bryant ( risp. Fred?MrWilifcvti'VT Ke'ly Dendy, Thomas I t hy, Kulph Pughs ley. A. 1'. Finley. THe prog ruth and Ki'ng Solomon I C.'.^was-- ?a great success. This * was sponsored by Mrs. Wright. : Lev: ,V> right prenvht'd a mniderful -CI tllOIl. Mrs. Luc'inda Jjiekson. reported highest amount, with Mrs. Kuth yn (iradcti James, following with secorjd amount. Mrs. Bessie Mathis h't? returned honn after a.compunying Mrs. KHn?t'avis, on a . v.vjt?co?rem: -sylvatiia: The Sewing Circle met Friday night with Mrs. Sadie, Johnson. The Christmas Savings clt.bv\vith Mrs. Fay Bailey. The Sunshine club with Mrs. J an re Dean. sponsored ;i guest meeting and program at Mrs. .M-attie Ilender son's home, recently. , Mrs. I.ucinda Jackson and Mrs. Eliza A alt? were contestants. Mrs. Beuna Shaw of Ohio is visiting relatives rn Laurens county. Pepsi-Cola Company, -Franr hived Hot tier: Colum 1st prize: Mrs. Mary Blacknian. 2nd prize; Mrs. A. P. Hawkins. ltd prize. All the captains did well in ruttinir over this fine proeram. We had several visitors at our mor.ninj? and nijrht; services,... ( A.MDK.N JOTTINGS Ml. MofkVh Baptist associatior - with?Rev. J.?Vr-.?Bnylcin?tts?modviator convened i n Bethlehem T'vrn. 1 i V W S MlM ' lllo'lgh th.P "fl'iyient host-pastor. It was very . -in! that the funeral of' his w/fe was?held dating the. ses<ions? il.rs_: IcCulIbi'gli" had been sick for a while. Mrs. Bessie Bynutn. a Camddh tizi-n ifful stiono member of~rtrp Trinity M. E. ehurch. wa? funeralized today, Sunday. Her daugher a graduate of State college. Orangeburg an 1 other relative? lave the sympathy of all in -their ad bereavement. No one knows lie loss, of a mother but the one* ?vho go -frh rouarii it ? Mr. and Mrs. Janies Wright oT V. Y, brought the' remains of heir mother. Mrs. Julia, and she vas deposited yesterday, Saturday n Camden's cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Wright were the uests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. fa;To. Sr~li*ppei' T"am pbeTI St. We were very, very sorry to re eive the intelligence of the, neat! -ovr nephew i'ai'1 II. MeCJirt. tr. N. Y. C. He \va< the baby of the late MtrT"anil Mrs. K!i J. Mcflirt vorthwh'-'e TTfijfi-ns of tlrs city Mice M.Girt was a be'oved sister mother's eldest of eight children. Heath is making its rounds: it is >e rcauv, ior rvn vonv. 5T7H1 < nrv "TTTPe of Camden hut is working away came and spent ?-> o?/j V)i? faniilv M?*s R u th a ml tHc~cTirIdr e n wore deltgtst ed to have h*isl>and and. dandy present. Mrs. Tallinn P .bo-e of \. V. C.>1 >>. K. K Hurst and I'vt Raymond Ii.pson. ?ci'or I Cat vary Pivishm . 'fort Clu-k. Texas, were the din ior guests of Mrs. J. P. Wright \ing street. To say it was dinK>r t'nPhos it. I'vt. Hopson is a riend of Mr. T. P. Martin, the inp'.iJar t? holier hi Honker Wash ngton shook. Colt mbia. Mrs. Wright and Mr. Martin, the two iris. -lean and Tommy are rejnic, >;<: o\ er t lie return u? nihtlVT. leice and. w ife who htis heeti away m some time. .June is looking M i-dimes R. WiPon and Helen Kelly .attended the association. The forme! is the wife of Rev. J. A'. Wilsmt. pastor-of the Holiness harsh. They report it as being VT'hm _ Clad to receive a $nti?;i'iption f three moMtirS from Prof. T. R Harper. R.f owning-Mather. Trust ui lit mo m:\vs - Youngs Chapel A. .M. I". Church? Itov. M. \\. Jackson. Pastor ' Sunday was pastoral day an J | 'ho last Sunday In fori* annnal con ferepoe. The service was largely 1 >t1cnd*"l and Rev. .la kson was at 1 his N'4. Youngs chapel will ho well r? presented at the conference - md we are hoping that Rev. Jack son will come hack to us. i ne ir.onirx'vs di Macedonia ' tist church turned o't in full tc 1 worship with us. Meniliors oi ' fli as'a'V 'Spring. were also pros :jnt.. We were wonderfully enter tained with spiritual songs frop s rhe Sandy Run A. M. B. church P W'e are always glad to have thes< / Christian people visit us. The community was greatb e shocked last week, over the unex / petted death of Prof. J. Monrtp i "7 ... . .. . ~^8B " m PA(.K KIVF "* I .1 LKESV1LLE HivRALD W Mrs. Bessie Gortman, Mrs. Eunice Howard, Mrs. Bertha Mar.-hull were in Columbia one-daylast Week shopping. Mrs. M. Car . ter were i n Batesburg several days last week visiting Mr. and i Mrs. C. L. Clark, Sr. Mr. June Kennedy of Gilbert ?3 visited Mrs. Minnie Carter Saturday. M a man Homer Ban* was home _ ? the past week with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Jake Burr. Seaman Barr is from Bainnbriy, Md. Tim Hoiry* Makers cl^b of the Hampton Mr. high school has orfganized their class this school term with the 7th thru thewllth i cess;j Miss C. R. Walker teacher; , 1'rof. H. L. Brpoks, principal. Our sictk: Mrs. M. Boyd, Mrs. ^ VV A ,lcri.r Mr T A r>i.0nui,?..~ < ' * ?*. A A A* Utt tClUUUUlll ,. . ..? ?. -iuui_iL. II. (Jray. ?;? . Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Drafts were * . guests of Mr. and Mrs, D. Bostic at Saluda, Sunday. Please see Mrs. Olivia P. , Drafts on Saturday and give heri the news and buy the Palmetto 1 Leader. -j=j Long Island City, N. V.- . ihia Pepsi-Cola Hotllinjj Co. i Tones. of Harbison institute. He I .vas an asset to the community and school and was "well thought 4-5 :f by people of both races. The many ^beautiful flowers attested . the esteem in which he u^as held. ' I Rev. C. F.. Rhodes, was the last Sunday dinner guest o f Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Corley. Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Butler of " r mrnm u-ero at hnmp during the I week end. The many friends of Dr. and ~ 1 Mrs. J"! (J. Sorter of?Ctreenv ille, *?7 -^-4 were very glad to see them in Ixuiq la?t_ Saturday. ^ , Mr. and Mrs.. B. B. Corley, Mrs. Mildred Jones. Misses Kloise Boor, cr and Carrie -Goiley, spent a while iti Little .Mountain Sunday evening, visiting Miss Creola Boyd, who has been very ill but is somewhat improved. Pfc. Samson Sligh of Camp Rucker. Ala., spent, the week end . ] it home. Get your cony, of the Palmetto l eader and the best news at ; Boozer's place. t-ioise' it. Boozer, reporter? PINE GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH , Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor Although Sunday was a little hilly, the attendance was ..about.. the average. We had a lesson I which gave much inspiration to 1 everyone. The financial banner 1 went to Mr. Wade Trapp. Pray | er service began immediately af. |ter which the pastor came before us and delivered his farewell serJ mon from Acts 26:22, subject: J_\Vatnessing~ for Chnst. It was p? -me of his masterpieces and enjoy ?d hy all. Rev. Dixon is leaving no stones unturned since he came to us. This being the last S-ndpy :h fore the annual conference, he ^ thanked the officers, members and friends and all for their loyal sup port and said his stay has hern i happy one these 12 fnor.ths. The members join hint in shying the same. Many souls have been saved, and also many added to the church these twelve months under the leadership of this Godsent man. Everything is Th KI Tin nnvi' rnarlv trv mnlrn Viie rn_ -port:- We were proud to have the Rev. Ringer worship with us who said he also has his claims in hand. The pastor was the Saturday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Nclums and reported a pleasant stay. Those on the sick list seem to ho improving. - ?4 Fuheral^services were held for Mr. Favid Hall on last Friday 4 ,1 o'clock. He passed away at his . ,,tj residence near Chapin Thursday ..kq morning. In absence of the pas- - ' - (or the Rev. W. A. Voung-eonduet -rr? 1 ed the rites assisted hy the Rev. L. A. Ringer. Interment in the tq church cemetery with Mr. T. A. '?~?? Williams in charge. Mr. Hall was rr..t a dutiful and life long member of .-/ Pine Grove church. He had been . * 4 in declining health for nearly it ^ . three years, although his death was a shock to the community. 10! He was a class leader until he - J: dl ) was placed on Mr. J. W. Neluma' dl' J , class, who spoke of his life as a r Christian. He died in the" faith ?V M He is survived by his wife, Mrs. :? j Irvin Hall; one brother and other i relatives and friends who mourn ni* passing. The many beautiful J florals showed the respect by colored aod white in which he was fjH r hckb?The family have cur ayi j I Miss J. L. Boyd* reporter r - - -Mt: Jl