The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 06, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, November fi, 1943
hickory grove
j.
Bit. W W. Toomer, Pastor
Rowesville, S. C.? S. S. opuied
at the usual hour by Supt., Dea. j
T. S. Sims. The lesson was beat*]
? trfully reviewed by the nastor and |
? was enjoyed by all. Our pastor
preached Sunday morning from
Job 14:15 Thou shalt call and I
will answer thse. Evening. Matt.
1,7:8. Them? Jesus Only. Each
and were as bread cast upon the
waters and will be seen for many
days.' Collection $47.25. Visitors
jlre always Welcome t o worship
with us at Hickory Grove.
Pvt James?R. Wade of Fort
Belvoir, Va., spent a furlough here
uira his miIV recently.
*s. T. S. Sims and daughter
"Leila B.; sons, David and Ishmael
and Miss Corrine Williams o f
Cope visited the former's brother
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Rice and
? family of Bamberg Sunday.
Jm^arge crowd witnessed the
ni^Htge of Mrs. Marie . Tucker
and Mr. Louis Minis Sunday nite
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Wade., We hope for them much
luck through life.
We are glad to know that our
oiuhis vacation in New York.
' Leila B. Sims, reporter
JONES TABERNACLE F. B.
Rev. S. T. Ryals, Pastor
Sunday.school opened the-usual
hour with the assistant Supt.~, Pro.
Mc. R. Brown presiding. Subject
Bible teachings on- abstinence.
Golden text: Beware I pray thee,
and drink not wine nor strong
dfink.
At 4"^o'clock The "Capital City"
quartet rendered a program which
was much enjoyed.
At 0:30 ,HYPU met and the
voung people turned out - mieely.
At 8 o'clock our pastor came
before us and preached from II
Kings 5:11, theme Not what vou
think. The public is invited to
come and worship with us. 1
Cadet Nurse-G
Miss Luci'c Pclry, Director, 1
? service, federal Security Agcn
confer with consultants tvho ar<
program in Negro schools of n
Consultant on Negro Nursing :
Miss Petry; Miss Rita Miller, i
tion of the Public Dealth Servi
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Members of the U4S. iCadet N
olngy in Lhe l^Luraiiiry iiL I . r.
' their pre-clinical training
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SAINT MATTHEW
HAPT1ST ( Hl lt( II
~ lU'V, J. VC! Mat his, Pastor
The.' S. S. opened on time hy th
Supt. The first te<cher hem" r
eay atten'dine the Union mcetinj
i The" Second teacher B**n. Win." Mr
12 lasses and trunrht a pood le;
- on. Delegates to the Unio
meeting \ve?*e Deacons .T. K. an
r>nly McCullough ami Dea. \Vn
IVpnoi s?i-ud?Dea.?Burt"'n. ;
Mr. and. Mrs. Fv.'d M"Cul'.ovg
Philadelphia write Mrs. Viol
Williams that their little so
Dennis who has undergone thrt
operations, is doing fine. We wis
? Mr. a'hd Mrs. H. Thompson ha\
'Mrs. Walter Feawright have t\\
sons over seas also. Most <
|'he boys of this city are rn se
v'ee. Cpl. Weller K. Tarrat
writes that he is looking to n
across any day. ITe is Tn Cam
Kilmer. N. J. at present.
Sunday night Rev. Rolden
young minister preached fo,r i
for the benefit of class No. 1 <
llie S. S.
The Pinson quartet will be hac
with us next Sunday nhjht No
| 7. The Chinch Club No. 1 mot i
the home of Mrs. Johnson last Si
?iay evening.
hakdkkvi'l-lk news
u11(Tirv"school"was opvncTl Sui
day morning at St. Stephen A. ?
K.' .church with Mr. Nathani
1*317. David Yorng assisted hi
with the classes. The Sunds
s.hool is wide aw: Ice and large
attended each Sunday.
Mr. Joseph Williams rs lion
again after spending sever
months in the service.
Mrs. Viney Mickel is still on tl
sick list also Mr. John Pure ha!
and Mrs. Adimire Paekstiteh.
iting her sister Mrs. Tlester Rai
i dale. I
Pvt. David Palmer was hon
visiting his mother Mrs. . Ell
Palmer and family.
orpSjRecruits K
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division of Nurse Education, L
cy, and Mrs. Eugenia Spalding,
5 working to establish the U. S.
ursing. Left to right: Mrs. Est
for the National Nursing Counr
newly appointed Consultant on I
ce: and Mrs. Spalding.
tWdc Corps arc introduced to oh
:mih ' > 1 in. ^li.ul 111 \\ UahiiJ^tou
*f >-'Xx\< .?*'.' ^ <$%0* '* ' ' ' '"'- ' '
I.AKK CITY MAYS
The ially at Wesley Methodist
church came oiT ftist Sunday with"
I tremendous success, The purpose
I of the rally was to tae, care of
?- the indebtedness on the-church. A
r. total of $ 1734.21 was reported. (
i-| Miss Hester Williams reported, the
?-i next four highest amounts were'
n I is follows: Mrs. Rachel Cousins,
.! ] .c 1 ().'!.f?t); Mrs. Fannie I). Hanna.
it. I $103.00; Mrs. Mattie Johnson,
1?)tV>o.H> end?Mrs.?Mabel Montgomhjery
$03.80. Rev. E. M. Washingla
Ion the pastor of the church was
n cry happy over the success. Re>e
marks were made by District Su- j
n t'Ci intendent C. C Reynold* who expressed
gratitude over the re-'
>c suits. The finance committee con
,tl sis ted of Prof. I.. D. Bradley.. Hr._
-0 | Fulmore. Mr. Roscoe MeCutcheon
>f Mrs. E. M. Washington and Mr.
r. Black of Bennett&villc.
lt | i nc annual assembly of the
j First Horn church ended last Runtotal
amount raised during the
a week was $135.71. Rev. Bellamy
ls was. reappointed to the Lake City
charge.
- Rev. J. L. Benbow held his first
.j. quarterly conference here on last
? | Sunday, lie delivered a wonder pj
fill nu'stiiign at Sl.-Ja-nus last Run
m Jay morning.
Miss M an rc (T Join s attended
the meeting in Columbia on las' |
Saturday in the interest of the i
adult school. The .meeting was .
a- held at Alien university under ,
J Miss AVil I.ou Gray. Miss Jones I
el ! reported that the meeting was
it; .quite- a success,
m Mr. Harold Johnson of Richly
mond, Va., was here last week
ly visiting his parents. Rev. and Mrs
J. S. Johnson before joining the
le I". .S. Army at Camp Lee,, Petersill
Wg, Va. '
10 SWANMiA NFAN'S
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Our little ch rcti on the hill is
s-?striving among the big ones.?AA'u
a-' are very happy to say that our
Pastor. Rev. II. F. "Bowman is dole
ing a very good work. l'<* is getio
| ting the cooperation oi other
strong churches.
^egro Student Nui
"Cadet Nurse Corps |M
elle Massev Riddle,
f g r
emistrv and barteri- Cadet Nurses
. D. C.. an a part ol they assist do
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ST. JOHN BA I' ITS T CHI KOH
Ucv. B. T. Sear*, Past or
Op Saturday. October 30th the
Church aided in the program at.
lTn on Baptist where the I'nion
was in progress. Services. Sunday,
October 31< S. S.- 10:30. At
the moriifti'- service the Pastor the
Rev. B. T. Sears spoke from the
,theme: He believed in Clod taken
ffonV Daniel 0:2.'?. On St nday evening
the church attended and apre.nrod
mr program of-.tlu' . Progressive
Union with Zion Canaan
as host. Sermon: P> Clad i n
God. Rev. R.? T. Sears. 32nd
E'salms 1 Lth verse. Rev. Pearson
presided. M isti-ess^of ~ Ceremonies
Mrs. . Mafsh. The program was
very successful. (
Chinches ill tho Union consist
f Ridgewood Baptist; St. Paul!
Baptist; St. John and Zion Canaan.
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Ernest Davis, reporter
i Last?Sunday at ft o'clock the
Rev. I. W. Janerette. pastor of
Williams Chapel A. M. E. church,
Orangeburg' and hits good folks
and others of Orangeburg were
with us at Mt. Olive, Rev. Janerette
selected his text A ts 0;t?.
iu ^ a o.I. i r At..
ui'iiiv -a ciiii 11 iiuvi vj .mi,
S. Morgan and Mrs. Julia' Brec!and
made some timely remarks
viiieh wan enjoyed?very?much.
The Ushers from the llall Hill
Baptist church were also witty us
were present.?Visitors?are?very
welcome to oi:r open doors and
pews at all thnos. The collection
was 1
Little?Junior Fields is honie
Qoin Philadelphia, Pa. and rs the
house guest of his aunt Mrs. Leila
Robinson.
Jesse Itoberson, son of Mrs. C.
L. RoLerson was instantly killed
~>y a car last Monday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. \\*. M. Minis.
.T'o V1-' Pinek 11 ey and Mrs. Ilanuali
Isolds Etlmond motored to
t:uniter last Thursday to- attend
the Masonic Grand Lodge. They
reported it as being very good.
Mrs. Viola is agent for the Palmetto
Leader. She will be glad
for you to buy a copy.
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period of classroom studies, these
ijrned to duty in the children's wan
(Insert above) Miss Orieanna C"oili
adet Nurse Corps winter uniform
lent nurses enrolled iu the Corps.
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on fluty in the operating room le
ytord >vliilc receiving ?rcc training i
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^LMETTO LEADER >
WKSTON CHAPEL .
A. M. K. C II L KC II I
ReTl 17 1). (Jam hfvT DiTTor 1
I 'fa. S. C\. October-.: I. 1 Ji '
S; nday school 10 a.m. with Supt. j
J. H. (illilcS HlHi il.< teach" I'S a 1
their post of 4uty. The- -Sunday '
e hool was tflau to welcome Lii?j.
nastor ami his farr.I'ly for another i
conference year. At 11- a.m. the
'morning message was delivered hy
ttie pastor.--Thnrrr: * lyf the-Nante V
of (mil, ye will- sot?up. our?Han- \
ners. This was a great sermon !
is the man of (?od spoke hy the |
way. Although it being the ath I
Sunday the men.hers rallied tow ;
ml the pastor as if i.L?weJC-the.:
first Sunday.
Many visitors were in Latta Sat |
unlay and Sunday on account of I
the Baptist Union la ing held at
St.'John and Miil Hranch churches.
They reported a great meeting
for the occasion.
Uev. I)oe Donald and his wife '
vvi re the guests?of >1 rs.?MaggrrT
Scott while attending the .Union
The pastor gave Sunday night
services to the T. B. association
of W'epton chapel in order "to help
theni raise their assessment for
Christmas Seals which was $ila
nil ihi- loyal members raised
'G instead-. This 'program was ren
len d by .the faculty and students i
J I' I.lllTa training s.hoql as fol- 1
ows: Opening chorus. Lift Every
Voi-.c and Sing; "Invocation, Mr.
'list A Closer Walk With Thee;
Address, Prof. Wilkinson, theme:
building a Better Community.,
'leading. Friendshiti, Miss L)iggs;
Liuetr, Mr. Russel Piatt and Miss
Kennedy; Heading, The Negro in
it. Mis. Wilkinson. - Closing ad
iress, Frof. J. H. Guiles, The Ne ro
Contribution to the Present
Age.
Mrs. Maggie Scott, the promoter
of the program presented the
B. Nurse Mrs. Sanford (white)
who complimented the church and
its members also the faculty and
school for service rendered, Remarks
by Mrs. Etta Jackson and
the pustoi. Watch Weston chapel
?r biggei and. better service. The
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Cadet Nurses at Frcedmcn's
il to gain experience in caring
ns. R. N., of New York City,
Inch ill be furnished free of
% ";
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^WnrrT t
[ i'Vlff'fn'Mii"' r ?
arn techniques of surgery? aa
in accelerated uur?e educationA
(>r.Tni.i:n j:m hart. ( iii k< ri ;
Sunday, October .'!l~t tin I. nam
meeting was I add at A clcb /.'ti ,
Baptist church and was, a s..?
I'l um all standpoints, linam rally I
and spiritually.~
The Sunday school at the tr.eot-j
tttp?a ,is taught "b??Him?Kb a .?? ;
Worthy. After Sunday school
hrr h was enrried-on -w+?h ti sub- I
i? < t I mco Hebrew I!: What Kind I
>1 Ran Are You? Rev. A. ]>.!
Ktickcr was present ami math one
if ti e most wonderful talks
The next I'+tion meeting will be
teld, at Calvary in January, It'll.
flOl.Oo' was raised and was* ceil.
ta,|>M( J. to IWO Colleges. Benedict
ltd .Morris c jlleges.
ithuich i-s praying fur the, -sick. ?_.
.Miss Jimmy McBridc a membet |
d Weston chapel and 'a student j
it Allen university under want a J
successful opera t ion and is much j
mpiwed at Mcf'loud's hospital in j
Florence. AVe sympathize with
Rev. and Mrs. McBride in hep?af%
licti'on.
J. II. Guiles, reporter j
An abbreviated story o f.- the
Nazaretie Union held in T.atta. S.
C?. with the St. Jolin Hapt. church
Octal er ttllth, .tlsl, Rev W G M
Fajlden, pastor. Amidst a religious
denominational scene
utmost beggar description Friday I
night & p.m. the Kev. A. R. Reav- i
"of Whitoville. N. C.. broke the ;
ice with a sermon which brought 1
firaise from his listeners. Amount I
raised was $15.10.
Saturday 10:3o a.m. the Union,
was called to order by Moderator ;
Rev. \V. M. Mason. After a short j
devotion the. Introductory sermon I
was delivered .by Lie. J. \Y. "Wade. ,
1 :.')0 P.M. recess for dinner. 8:00 '
p.m.. Doctrinal sermon by Rev. J. j
F. (iftee Collectioji ?4.25.
Sunday niornhig Sunday school j
opened promptly at 1U:30 a.m.
>vith Deacon C. Piatt presiding and j
acting Supt. Singing \V hat a !
Friend We Have in Jesus, led by j
\i n-o AI.V?.?Uo A .... / ...!- .1 ? I>
rr offered by Row J. E. M Innis
the Scripture lesson was road alternately.
The day's, lesson, Iii-'
ble teaching on abstinence, was
fo'ad in concert alter whivh Mis
[I at tie Gadsden read introduction.
\s soon as S. ?. was dismissed setlice
opened with the senior choir
4
ii ?1. John singing Jesus keep .Mt~
Siear- the Cross. Prayer was .of eded.
by ReV. ,1. S. Hall. 1) le to
he illness of Rew.W. F. McFadien
who was to preach the Miss-j
unar'y?seTfiTott the moderator pi
se.ltcd Rev. .J. M. Riogdoiv of
Lake \ t'ew. S. ('. lie took his. text
icom the Luoj^^f I.uke using as !
i subject I want to See (iod. Ami |
lor 40 minutes he delivered a spir- '
tual, forceful sermon thai will
inger long with his listeners.?
The closing sermon was preachid?by
Rev. Iiass of Dillon, S. C.
Hie Union reached its goal this'
uua. The amo.nt of SJOS/Ju was'
-rrisetf.?We 1wish?to thank our 1
liember.s and friends for their tine |
:n?l eration. Thus the Union clos J
ul in a blaze of glory. j
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l.'r.ii.n holding ti.t.-ii .annual r</li- .
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.any othi-i ' aluai'V yilts. >vi.
The program yiwn !a>t~ Stlmlay -a
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behalf of the boys were olFerby
Mi.-. Maugic M. Burton. The
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(.'audio ceremonies. Miss
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f. i.ikard. also I'rof. Brown.
< v wi re enioyed by all. We
-ii <> thank all of our friends
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