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Saturday, November 27, 19 SKSmd, ohic By Rosal'i Davis Mr. and Mrs. J? A. David fo merly of 2187 hast 68 St., a now comfortably domiciled their new home at 3881 East 1! St. Mr. Willie David of. New Yoi City, a brother of Mr. David wi their recent house guest. Mrs. A. David is' the former Miss ( dell McCoy. Mrs. Elvira Dupree of 2241 ' 93 St., attended the Thurman B of the WCTU on Wednesday, N vember 17, at 2rt)0 p.m. TTF T1 home of Mrs. Belle Ormes 22 East 89 street. Mrs. J. W. Cart ^peaKer. Mrs. U." C. Hamlett l president. _ Sgt. Robert Harris who is st tioned in Louisiana spent his fu to^h in Cleveland with relative nWng them, Mrs. Sadie Brow trice Jackson, aunts; Mrs. Ru Dukes and "Mrs. Charles Bfo~w sisters. Friends joined with?ti immediate family in making h visit very pleasant. Sgt. Harris a nephew of Mr. J. Harvey Ken F^^kitive Sec. of the Urban I,e is stationed in Bali more, ,Md. Group No. 6 of East Mt. Zi? Baptist church met <?t the hon Of Mrs. Minnie Watson, 22.17 iOO St., birthdays were celebrat The Parent-Teacher Unit of / % tioch Baptist church school w lo*?Mftsent an array of young tale tPing from some of the proir nent churches of the city on Su day, Nov. 21, at 3:30 p.m. in Sterling Faucett of the Antioi Senior Choir is the featured s _ loist. Mrs. Ellen M. Perry, Ge **>?s Chm.: Mrs. Iiol Williams ai Miss Ada L. Berry, Dept. Supe intendents, Mr. C. A. Lee Chun School Supt.; Rev. Wade H. M Kinney, Minister. Cpl. Willie H. Farmer, on fu lough from Camp Stewart, G: was a recent visitor in the hor of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ] Farmer of East.43 Street. Cj - Farmer is a graduate of Joi Hay High School of this city. The Rev. Paul Bigby will prea< at Antioch Baptist church Su day evening, Nov. 21. Rev. M - Bigby will be remembered rBy. r< atives and friends in Honea Pa ?outh Carolina. SHILOH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. E. EL Richburgjvl'astor Elloree?At the vio.se of U conference year the pastor ai members of Shiloh tee! that > have' been wonderfully blessi ?'larmonyand peace have prevail throughout the year. Last Su lay we had woncierful services'^ jinn/ng with the S. S. Old a /oung. took part in tbe discussic 1'he pastor's morning messa was indeed a masterpiece on t ioi^parison of two of the most ^tractive forces in the world ? ind Fiie. Text taken from t . 13rd chapter of Jude. Subjei Saved from Fire. A short church conference w held. The pastor gave an itei ized statement of ail monies ra cd on assessment and conferen ilaiins and exnenditures. T1 was something1 new for Shiloh a the pastor was highly commend for it. We were pleased to lea > that a balance of $80.00 is left this treasure and more than $1 in the Trustees' treasure-. Tt is due to the wise planning of t pastor and his official board working out the year's budget. At the evenrrrng services t pastor brought his final messa tiom the subject Man's Ignoran jf the Future. A large numb was present. The annual confc ence will be held at Manning, Trinity station, November 24-i Many expressed themselves in a preciation of the splendid servic given by the pastor and that > anxiously await his return not on another yrerr-but many?aw fo come. -? We paid the pastor this ye $1107.27 and raised for all pi p?ses. $2682.88. The pastor w presented by the boards of t church, male and female a pur of $50.75. This rs simply arT~e mession of appreciation that < have for him and his family. e are praying that he will ely restored to health a Oishop Flipper will reassign h to Shiloh. Among our visitors during t day were CoTpi and M is. firm Green of Newark, N. J. Col Greene has returned very recoi ly from N. Africa where he h done and seen real fighting. 1 *son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil e. Of (J87 men who wc ;as with him he was t only fortunate one to return. ~~MT7 ffTKf ittrs. ( latide M*tekCharleston but formerly of El ee also worshipped with us. The many friends of Mrs. Elen "'invars were happy to have 1 back home after spending thi r^Jpths in New York. FOUNTAIN INN NEWS Sunday afternoon at Allen CA pel Presbyterian church there special program was rendered raise funds to repair the chun The program was sponsored Mrs. C. L. McCorkle. The Bu Bee club rendered two musical i lections. Delightful music also rendered by the Founts Inn String Band and the Sulliv String Band of Mt. Carmel. Vf elevating and inspiring essa were read by Miss Ruth Bat Miss fcthlee TTrbwn and Nfr*.?4 rene Brown. The program netl quite an appreciable amount. ~u.L\, . .... ^ 1 "^ I**-' f? ' - V 43. TEALT1MORK, MR. XKWS ) ^ Mrs. L. ti. Douglass, Reporter The Sooth S., S. club nift "will Mrs. Cecilia Grahnm 81r# \V, Mul r?- -U?rry-~. St? President, Mrs. I. re Wilks. in Mrs. A. Felson loft on Saturda; 31 join her mothc- and baby wher rk -he has been in city for a niont-1 a? visit her husband who is hi th j, Navy and she stopped over witi 3. Mrs. Arneathea Monroe here. Regular services were held a E. Mt. Hebron Baptist church. ir Sick arc Rev. h'eal, Mrs. Turn 0. r, Dea. N. Nichols is in Provi fjjT dent hospital vcry~itt:?Wo al e as! 14 "K special prayers for them an er for the soldiers. . n.k?unvim ^TUTTR WTTS IfTI s tnd Mi'St?T. Gore's guest Sundaj She is visiting .her daughk-r ii East Baltimore and also Mr? Crank is Mrs. Gore's sister-in-law She is here for an indefinite sta> " 11 w VIII i M V (III ui u ^ -? Rev. T. By Rfthinsonv-R^Mws? Sudiuiy night the moving pictur ,js was at the church. It was ver; jg .rood. ns Miss Curtis Dca's was home las a_ week end visiting her grand tj-. -mother and grand father also aun Mr. and Mrs. Sammic Bobo. We are wry sad, the death an ne rel has visited our communit; jr hree times the past week. . At 3 o'clock Tuesday the fun ral of Bro. Henry Shepherd too i|j -Maee,?Bro. Shepherd?was--on?-o iur members who had moved t ,}_ >tonevii)e, N. C., for a number o n_ ears and ioineu the Sharon Bap1 a here. Bro. Shepherd was 3 [r -'ears old. He is mourned by ch rife, Mrs. Mae Francis Shepher 0. >f Stoneville, N. C.j parents, tw rff -isterst?three?hrothevs., Miv- a n lcj Mrs. Johnson Shepherd, Mr. Ja? ,r_ Eddie Shepherd, Mr. James Elbe cj, Shepherd, Mrs. Hattie'Belle Linil c_ ay of Newark, N. J.; Mr. Coli Shepherd, .Mrs. Mamie Alexanilo r_ ?f Newberry. a At 3:30 o'clock Thursday th oneral of Bro. I.oson Singley wa held. Another one of our ol ...Uovi- ..-h" had been a membe . ' of Hannah for some number o l ars.t i>ro. bine ley was < 0 year ^ >l(i. He is mourned by three brc n_ Lhers, two sisters, Mr. Gus Sine i cy of Bridgeport, Conn.; M ;i' Lucy Wi'llinms,. Mrs. Sallie Clar th ?enjamin Singley of Charlotte. > Mr.. .William Singley, Mrs f Newberry. At 3:30 o'clock Sunday the fur ' ral of Bro. Johnnie Dewalt too n!aee. also an old member of ou church. Bro. Dewalt was 70 yeai ,ul rfe is mourned by his wif< Mrs. 0. \V. Dewalt, one daughtc 1' .its. Alberta Don-.inick?of Pro? -erity; one son Mr. David Dewa nf?rospcr-uy- - -and several ste{ n hildren who will be named in jicj >e* reek's paper. nt* Mr. Otto Davenport left No' )n- .'th for Elizabeth, N. J.; aft? wending several days with h he parents. d<- Mrs. Lucy'Williams is now w>t -r -on and daughter-in-law M he nd Mrs. Jimmic Williams, -t. Mr.. Alice Turley and daughtc drs. Bertha Ray from Snartai as burg are home with her son an o 'aughter-in-law for a few days, is- Mrs. Nora Mcndenhall is horn cc . i*th her daughter Mrs. Susann us .Vise, bi t she is very ill. no Pfc. C. Philip Williams, .Jr., sts ed ioncd at 330th Ava. Sqd. AA FN rn san., MarcoliS, Texas, left No1 in 10th after spending a 15 days fui Ot -ough with his father Mr. Phili lis Williams and sisters, he Mr. Johnnie Jackson, Mrs. Krr in via Mendenhall are still on th dek list. hi November 30, *"* the Silverton gi juartet will be at ilannah A. A ce L church. ei Miss Carrie Belle Williams, ;r- reporter in ?8. EBEXEZEIl A, M. E. CI1LHC] P I \ I ........ ,v. Sunday school was largely al ilv wCiuled. The lesson was reviewe oi- bv Mr. James O. Grissett. Rc marks by Rev. "Logan and Mr ar "T7arrie~-i)aviii of 1 .ynchWuig-f wh ir- has moved to Mullins. We are a as glad to have Mrs. Davis, he At the morning service the pa: se tor preached a wonderful serine 5c- irom the subjectr Tlhristian & ,ve perience. There were nine child re and two adults baptized. Littl be Mis,s Marie Kelly joined. Rc nd Jackson of SC Paul Baptist woi ?'ni shipped with us Sunday morninj Kev. Oscar Henly of the Churc he if God, preached Sunday aftei p. He preached a very fine sernioi it Amount raised $5.0U. as At the evenin service the pa: tor preached another fine scrmo l'f Rev. Moses Simmons of St. Ma 'nl .hew AME church and his- famil he vm-shipped with us. Miss Martha Moultrie of Mario was the week end uest - of Mr l?" I,ula Carson. Rev. Tillman of Beulah Meth< ise dist church, leaves for his confei icr ence on Nov. 25 and we hope fc ;ce lis returftr < r? Miss Beatrice Bostic and chi ? . i? ..t ? A ~ C m en onruttriMuiii r>ai<i <>i iM?i a were the week end guests of M and Mrs. .tolo-iiayeas. >a- Pvt. Benjamin Reaves of Foi a Bragg is visiting his mother Mr to Fannie Reaves. ch. Those on the sick list: Mrs. A by nie Bouie and Mrs. Ellen Pic-ket isy who underwent1 a minor operatic se- Mrs. Esther Gerald, who hj ras heen a patient in the Mullins ho ?in pital was able to go home S-atu an lay morning. ;ry Rev. and Mrs. L. A. I.ogan ar lys Vfrs. Viola Grissette were visitoi es, at Allen University one day la: ied See Mfs. Viola Grissette f o your copy of The Palmetto Leadt Hi RKSBflfll BP^P LJI Above, in pictures 1 to 5, are m i- shown students?at work in?the oj k Division of Trades and Industries .i. ir at Hampton institute, where qual- ic \s ified men students will be per- B GREENVILLE NEWS i " V* ^ The FprffTgtietd 1?aptist Church > ~ Missionary Society, observed its | was a crowning success, with a I o v total of $201.14 . raised thru this j N ellort. The society was divided in- 1 J to live groups with two sponsors o and pastors from various church- h ^ es in charge each night. i v Tuesday night: Rev. S.B. Brown ,\ .r and congregation, Enoree Bap i ,j tist church, sponsored by Mrs. Hattie Washinirton and Mrs. Lu- * j la Walker, collection $33.20. u Wednesday night: Rev, H. W. C lC D. Stewart, and congregation, of e a Lowndes Hill Baptjstrghurch, spon sored by Mrs. 11. V.' Gandy and ' i- Mrs. Lclia Jackson, collection i S $35.20. s v. Thursday night: Rev. D. S. t: r- Sample ?nd congregation, Long J p Branch Baptist church, sponsored t by Mis. Janie Simpson and Mrs. * i- Mary Harris, collection $37.20. > ie Friday night: Rev. J. II. irmith and congregation, Mt. View Bap- ( ie tist church, sponsored by Mrs. ' 1- Sallie Barksdale and Mrs. Ella Lcnhardt, collection $01.05. Sunday afternoon 3:30: Rev. C. 1 F. Gandy and congregation, o f Springfield Baptist church, sponsored by Mrs. Mary Grant and Mrs. llhonie Clinton, collection $37.40. This being the close of , the Anniversary Week many beau j :iful tributes were paid to the ^ President. Mrs. B. V. Gandy and " tno arnent meinocrs 01 spring lP--held Missionary Society. In be- _ '' ia 1 f of the Society, Mrs. Julia A rnctt* presented a beautiful nosegay of blossoms to the President. 'n Mrs. H. Gandy honoring hei ^ &vcnfv-eighfc years of service aj |n President. * 1 'e Mrs. Gandy expressed her ap- ? v prceiation for the cooperation ui r all the ministers and their eon 1 ? gregntions who took part' duvinp C '' these services and to all members r" who so earnestly made this pror pram a .success, and Tor every ' 11 thing was done for her during her administration. 5" The Auxiliary to the Universi- ; in ty Riclge Nursery School will holo its last quarterly meeting for the 1 y year, Tuesday night, Nov. .30th ' it Enoree Baptist chtrrch, 7:30 ^ ,n "o'clock. We are hoping to close Tm~ year with one-of tro grand st records in the history of th" organizations. We are expecting r" ..-very Missionary Society and Aux >r liury of every church in the city 'o he represented and the pro'* ?ram to excell all others for the i ?n year 1043. ST. PUT, BAPTIST CHl'RCH u r' * s- Rev. M. P. Pearson, Pastor 1 St. Paul Baptist Sunday school v n was held at the usual hour. At c 12 i o'clock service began. Rev. e in T> ^1 J ? 1 r. . 1 I ft rt'iu^un {irftuneu <x vvuruieriui st'r i' 18 n^on which all enjoyed. A large s" crowd was out including several r" visitors among whom \>i-re Mrs. ? Alice Smith. Mrs. 0 liookard, i lf', Mrs. Lucile Bailey, Mrs. B. Ash- t "s ford. We enjoyed having them. ' *t At the evening service Rev. M. ^ J. Oder brought the message and c r the sermon was enjoyed. We in- t -rlvite him to com? agtriiu THE PALIV I: y M' BBRS^2^BiMftBE3Hil^^4foL&^^*.?^^'>~ L^^BHraM^^''':''"' iffjfe iti itted to enter at the beginning the sueond soiNOSster, February 1.?A student of automechans assembles an engine. 2.? < fieklaying students raise t c WOODUL KF"N h\\ S ~ r__^__i_ ^ I ( rew Bethel Baptist Chureh iTering banner was won by class ;o. 4 Mrs. D. P.. Parks-, teacher. , he attendance ba'nner was won , y class No. 6. Rev. O. A. Irby ? eacher. After S. S. Rev. W. S. ? ' ggs of Rock Hill delivered tne ^ .'underfill message. A Thanksgiv ig sermon. Theme For His Aler- , y Kndureth Forever. The message . .as enjoyed ' by. all. Another at ight, theme .Make Jesus Your < iompanion which was also enjoyd. He is H_.\voMerfu( speaker, Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson nd children, Mrs. Hattie Stecn | nd Mr. B. Jones visited the bedide of Mrs. Nannie Fowler, oF~ ireer, and her sister Mrs. Classic 'odd of Wcllford. They found hem very much improved. They lso visited Mr. Robinson's mothei Irs. Kxie Bobo of Spartanburg. > Mr. Clarence Moody, Mr. Clarncc Downs, Mrs. Liller Hobby nd Mrs. Corrie Crumwell motored o Hopewell Baptist church Rev. oker, paste r. They report a fine Rev. A. M. .V.atthews of Spar-' anburg will preach at New Beth1 the 1st Sunday in December. 'I'he sick are Mrs. Bell Wood. , -Irs. Janie Wood and Mrs. Susie i ioozer. We hone for them a very peedy recovery. Mrs, Etl'io J. Parks, rupurW? ? ? . J KASI.K\ NEWS Th'c funeral of Mrs. Lila Rob nson was held at John Weslelunch on November TTTj 104*', Phiee children survive: Mr. Ezri deFarland of Easley; Mrs. Aim: 'elham of Anderson county air dr. V. B. McFar'-.nd of Cinc.nnut )hio. Mr. and "Mrs. Frank ""Cambrel ,rc now domiciled in their nev. ionic on Jackson street. Mr. Eugene Anderson of Rhila lelphia visited his daughter an on Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt* Hunte ecently. A supper was tended ii lis honor Nov. 10. Mr. and Airs \mos Anderson- and Mr. GeorgVillis were the invited guests. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt an locnee the~bll'lh of a tnvrby bab\ ; ir 1 on November 10. She has beer. ;iven the name of Carol Sue. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hunter hao is their wetdc end guest Mrs -ois Boyd of Greer. The superintendent of the Easey Union Baptist Sunday school mvp the children a social last* Sat inlay afternoon. A short talent iiograni was rendered. Games vere played and a delicious aiui.si ;f ice cream and cookies were Serv id by Mrs. Katie Allgood and | drs. "Olivia Garret. T he USO drive closed during the hapel hour- at 'Simpson high. 115.81 was raised. X.he seal sale i s now on. Miss Peggye Davis is lie chairman of the school Christ itas seal drrve and Mrs. Venice Vakefield is chairman for the Cftnmumtjy^ Everyone is expectey \sdll reach her uuota. ( "T ' . ' r~f -?=*=-=? * f 1ETT0 LEADER tADESTAUGHT"" i mm '"MMiai i-'v i , ('' w?- A j| ^ I jtS wall for the college creamery. 3.? In eaPinetmakm'g, one of the fur* liture trades this young man is arving a spiral . bed-post. 4.? I"ho Ludlow typecaster, which this mii,i,i:k chapel a. m. e. 'H rue ii r Rev. B. F. Sumpter, PasFor [ *Jcnr!"V WPS U 'itifijl (]nv for >1! cb''r"h <roers. Sunday School] nencd at the vsti.nl hour with! "uot. E. F. Flovd a?>d teachers at hejy poet of The lesson was | ve'l tP'to-ht and discussed. At 11 :f50 the pastor c a in c for- , | ' pad and presented to us our p>-c- ; | ;idinrr elder. Dr. O. C. Dunham. He ? back with us for another year. .Ve are nrnylnjr for him much sue-I ess and hnfipine^s whije servincr >s. He delivered ]t soul stirring ' , ap?s*""? which caused many hearts 1 :o rejoice. The first onarterlv conference ?S held and the P. E. went away \ ?th sniiles. on account of th? si>cle with us. He made some timely ess of the nuarter. Wc were "'lad to have Rev. Gam* 'v marks. Henrv James Hare is home on a urlough. lie is now stationed in Texas. He also came out to wor;hin with us. At 8 o'clock, the pastor came forward with another in pirimr uessaere. CoRecfon for the day unouiued to ?>7.j. 71. Remember. Thanksgiving morning service at 7 a.m. at Miller's Chapel. Come and worship with us. We are very sorry to hear of the illness of Miss T.ouise 11. Ri rch's mother in S. C. We mv-4*>ptng l'?*i M I. HOUR A. M. K. ( HI KCIl Rev. J. I'. Washington. Raster Minoay was a hitlll day at?Mt. Ilorr cnurch. The weather was .air and a * latere congregation inter out to erect the pastor t pon his return."' This was also out irst quarterly conference for the levy conference year, for our presiding elder always, starts with t; A~ fair attendance was in eviiene'e m the Sunday school. All t the officers were present and 'he collection was,, good. After a ' rief discussion* of the lesson by no classes, the pastor delivered a hort .sormonette to the children. "After-The clitse of the s-hoo] 'he pastor-ascendoil the rostrum, U'cniTipiinijMl hy Revs. M. Dc^ts. | 3rown, Rillie Washington and I Ingram. After the devotional <-xn-dspg the pastor announced that he ffresiding elder will not be iresent in person, because ho is nit of the state. But that he would carry out the business of the conference in Ins absence. After his preliminary remarks, ne lectod 1 Sam. 10:7 as his text: For me Lord ' ?mrh not as man seeth. man looketh on the outward nppeaance, but God looketh on the heart. He preached a sermon out the fullness of his soul aftd stirred the audience from the pulpit to the door. After the sermon a public col ection of $16.00 was lifted and the business of the conference was transacted. Everything went out in royal style the same is if the elder Was present. The full asessniPTit whs raised and also $40\25\ lh? members are elated over the AT HAMPTON m student is operating, is nnp of tVip newest machines installed in the up-to-date print-shop. 5;?Sever-al operations in the dry-cleaninc md tailoring units are shown letilrn of the pastor and P. L. and .ve now . have n mi'tld to work (iLrs.) L. M Ashe, -reporter . PINE GROVE A.M.fir 'CHURCH Row J. E. Dixon, Pastor S. was held on time. Review by the Supt. and remarks by the pastor. Providence church will be host of the .Missionary Convention. The pastor preached a wonderful sermoh from the subject o f Prayer. The message was uplifting. Two persons knelt at the altar for prayer. After service the Missionary president called her 1 o-wf.rkers together in a* short ueoting lining up~the program of ' .he year. The young_ people were ;lso organized. U*. 3 1 XT i t* protu to nave *>uise? i Boyd to worship with us. Sorry ; to know Mr. Samuel Trap]) is suf- i Coring with a broken jaw. The pastor visited him and others. He was the Saturday night guest of * Mr. and Mrs. Albert Royd, and ! reported a pleasant stay. ; 1 = ===r^| - ALLEN E - COLUMBIA . * J STITUTE A \I i iiiiii?ii? ' '' ?V " V : '/ K '' ' ' ^ if if'?fi. Ceorgo?W,?Davis.?aet? hijr director of the Division o f Trades and Industries, not only directs the Id trade departments." but also co-ordinates the teacher~~MJSTTA A. MT KrtTU7RCH~ - Kev. J. X. Caughman. Pastor S. F, at the usual -hour^ The re view by the' -Supt. and remarks by the pastor. We were glad to have 01 r pastor back after a brief illness. He made hj^ first appearance since the annual conference. We are hoping for a better year than last. The pastor preached a wonderful sermon from the sub-1 iect: In Everything Give Thanks, j We all enjoyed the rich message. Many visitors were present. In the afternoon Silver Street Baptist church Junior choir sang very beautifully and contributed very nicely along, with the mem ">ers of their church. We invite them to come again soon. Mr. J. B. Williams passed by ori his tour | ror thj> War Fund Drive and made] parte an interesting talk and colected a nice sum for the cause. Mr. Henry Jones is still on our dek list. The pastor made a visit to his home in the afternoon?Wo ire praying for his recovery. ' | -4f **'" d jSm You cai tFor delicious velvet-i ous Enriched TableAdded vitamins anc ^ A^\\\ baited with ADLUH c \ \\1 tra nourishing. ADL \ ^ \\\ the quality of your m J M\1 today, get a bag and / \\\ get from the family c f\ III you glad you did! 4G CO. i 111 Vl\\ Tune in Fither Hendh ^ || Thursday and Saturd. MILLED AND DISTRIBUTED (ROS. MILL * } ; : -4 ~ PAlifl KIVI . i . : | M H pj m ' A : ' " 'raining and professional CUTTl- ; rula as well as the army automo- , tive program, war production training classes, and navel training program at Hampton. TRINITY A. M. E. CHURCH ? Rev. J.N. Caughman, Pastor_ - \Ve are begmning our new year ??? right; Sunday the Lord's Supper was administered to a large num- ,1 her. Our pastor and some of the members attended the Get-Togeth er meeting at Brown Chapel on last Saturday. Trinity was well represented and her representa- i tives played an important on the program. Mrs. Maggie Burton son and laughter attended the recption on Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Dewalt in honor of their daughter Miss Isabell Reuben, who anounced her marriage to Rev. T. M. Dixon of Hortsville. The recpeiton was fine / and many nice things were given oer. A Urge crowd was present. We are planning a big day for Sunday. Rev. Floyd of Newberry Aill preach at Trinity. Mrs. B. L. Jackson spent" the past week in Grenville. ^ \ V>/ V I X. i bake it! textured cake, ute fam- Tested ADLUH Flour, i minerals make foods I \f sxtra wholesome and ex UH Flour will improve eals. Go to your grocer I try it. The praise you 1 m your baking will make ey over WIS Tuesday, ?;m p u iJl ING GREENw