The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 18, 1943, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
^TAGE TWO
PVT. ROGERS APPEALS ' I
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Gentlemen: 1
Today we are striving to im- \
prove our economic condition and |
social position in America. But,
I believe the Leader's readers will
agree that we must be respected |
and accepted by the best people '
first of alL . 1
So, let's watch our public con=
duct and disappoint those who expect
the worst of us. This applies
especially to service men.
Yours for a better world,
PVT. JAS. T. ROGERS
8689th Q. M. Trk. Co.
Camp McCain, Mississippi
GOSPEL TORNADO
SPEAKING
Continued frem Page 1
Recorder, since Dr. Singleton if
runnning for the Bishopric. Wt
need an A-l Editor. We feel that
Dr. Norris can do the JOB.
Mrs. Maggie Mitchell Walker, .
lormeny 01 ureenviue, v,., now ]
in Atlanta, is graduating from
Morris Brown College in Business ;
and Education. We wish for her,
success.
We cannot speuk for all our j
friends this week. We must get
to business. Don't forget Dr. D.
L. Witherspoon's Separate Pension
Department. We ministers
and our wives need something
when we are old and cannot help
ourselves. And don't forget that
i the fifth district needs to give up
Puget Sound, and California and
Southern California conferences
to balance anpther conference. Ac
cording to reports sent a great '
change in the stock market this
week.
i Dr. George Babe _. 80PC ,
Rev. T. J. Miles 30PC ,
Rev. J. S. Johnson __ __ 75PC ;
Rev. Brogdon ... 50PC j
~ Rev. George Sims 75PC
"Rev. E. A. Adams 89PC <
J;. Rev. C. A. Gibbs .. 78PC
Rev. Claybom 79PC <
Rev. Sherman 60PC f
Dr. Thomas Dayia- .._T__ 20PC a
i?Rev: Pembieto*r~'.'=-rttJ--'__i _ 75PC t
Rev. Gomez 35PC
Rev. Jackson 69PC
7r~ Dr. Walker __ 50PC ?
Rev. Dames 75PC
Kev. Blakeley _ 2t)PC 7
' s. Rev. D. T. Babcock ... __20PC 1
Rev. Hemingway ... 30PC Rev.
Ferguson 65PC
Rev. Fred Jordan ... __15PC 1
Send all mail to P. 0. Box 128,
Little Rock, Ark. Look for the
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Miami?'Dade county's Negro f'
teachers won the first round in 1
their court fight to obtain equal T
salaries Tuesday when Federal J t
Judge John W. Holland refused to | c
dismiss a suit demanding that the
county set up a salary scale for v
Negro teachers equal to that gov '
erning the pay of white teachers.
R. P. Terry, gchnol hoard member,
explained revised schedules" ^
a . placed in effect by the board af- ^
ter Negro teachers had protested
the earlier pay scale, in asking
that Judge Holland dismiss the J
suit. } c
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Charleston, S. C.?In an answer
to "the suit to equalize the salaries
of Charleston city teachers, filed (
in the U. S District court Friday 1
by Atty. H L. Erckman, members ?
of the school board and trustees in
: School District 20 denier that they
were responsible for the alleged '
differences in the pav of teachers _
of both ra'ces and held that Mis? 1
Viola Louise Duvall, Burke high ,\
science teacher, could not properly
bring suit to eualize salaries in
accordance with the terms of 0
^written contracts" signed by tea- 1
chers .of the district and which C
operate-, between June 1, 1943, and
June 1, 1944.
5* Wellington. N. Z.?Officers and
men of the U. S. Army have hor?&
rifled inhabitants of thi* locality
by a display of color prejudice, ac"jfr
cording to remarks or the New
& Zealanders.
w Since most New Zealanders have
K. :Men few American Negroes, some 1
do recall pleasant contacts made
BP5 during tours of a universitv de- 1
y* bating team which came here f
B tome years ago. There is ahso- '
gi lately no display of race prejudice .
B^ononf Inhabitants to colored ArSlirlMn?
and they have shown
^v^are quite prepared to treat
%UVTlsr~S"humaiir being7
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g?VJutving a*? rqer Asst. Mgr. [
H. K. named codoing
thn^ Workers
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loun Adam. 22, Ola; Elps N. Mc
Cinley, 18, Orangeburg: Ban!:
itcNeil, 19; Pamplico; Love W
fohnson, -19., Pinewood; Willli'
?Yright, 18, Pitchburg; Caldwell
judson, 19. Rrdgewav: Robert
3yrd, 19, Rion; Omar Gettys, 20
ind Omar Gettys, 20, both are
rom Rock Hill; Henry Stephens
,8, Orangeburg: Jessie Green. 18
Seranton; Mack Aliller, 18; and Me
rom Spartanburg; John Louis A1
en, 21, St, George: Eddie Jackson
9, St, Mahis; James- L, Mvekim
9, Strother; Lee Earnest Brun
;on 18, Semmerton; Joe Morten
fohn Leslie Harrison. 32; LIov
Jary, 25; Herman James, 2 J
Tames William White. 27; an
Robert Nelson, 18 all even men ar
rom Sumter; Ben Farl Griffith.
Taylor; Charlie Melvin Scott, 1'
Timmonsville; Arthur Robinsor
.8, Woodruff; Joe .Bacritt, 21, Wi'
lames Albert Brown, 22, the las
a\o men are also from Willrston
,?tSl IUH .M151 A
Rv Rev. A. I.. Digg*
Rev. G. T.. Stephenson who de
arted this life at the home of his
laughter, Rev. Mrs. W. H. Walk
r here last Saturday mornim
vas funeralized from the Stephen
on cemetery Wednesday, Dec. 8t'
>y Rev. T. D. Tmgman in th(, pres
nee of a- tar^e- congregation a
>moaks. The writer and Rev. J
tones made remarks. Holley am'
ons had charge of the f; nera'
t was evident that he was highh
steemed in his community. Hi
s mourned by his step-mother
wo sisters, four sons, one daugh
er other relatives and^friends
Too much praise cannot be giver
dev. and Mrs. -Walker and th
hrldren who took care of thei>
ather until his death.
Service atr-pew Ringer's churcl
Vateret was good. The write)
.reached the first sermon in tin
fternoon. Rev. Weathers preach
a and held quarterly~ponfei eno" ^
or Elder Roberson.
Revs. S. L. Glass, J. I.. Livington'and
Bro. M. P. Jones attend
d service at Piney Grove A. M. E
hurch. Service at Brooklafid Bap
isv crimen aunaay nignt was very
;ood. Pastor Norris preached ;
innderfnl serrpon taking his tex'
17 Psalms 5th verse: Commit th\
ray unto the Lord? At the morn
ng service two were received by
etter into membrship and one fo
laptism.
We sympathize deeply with Mrs.
Tartha Corley and the family in
he death of her mother, Mrs
'.nima V. Allen, who departed thi.
ife at her home, Irmo, Saturday
>ec. 11th. Funeral service was
t Youngs Chapel Monday aftct,1
oon._ Many from here attended.
leaves to mourn two Sorts, 1
laughters; an host of other rola
rves and friends." Mrs. Mattu
^eaphart, Pfc. John Corlev mo
ored from New Jersey to the fun
ral of their grandmother am1
rill spend sometime here with
heir mother Mi's. Martha Xorley
Pvt. Geo. L. Smith from Kees
er Field, Miss, is here on ftirlougi
pending the time with Mr. nn<
Irs. John Chapman.
On the sick lirst. this week yr?
Jrs. Mary Smith, Mr. Fred Yal
ntine and Mr. Pat Daniels.
iope for them a spec fly recovery
Mrs. Emma Youngs, Rev. W.
I. Walker are on the sick list anc'
tev. J. L. Livingston is suffering
vith a bone fellon.
Mr. Oscar C. Sewell is home on
urlough from Camp Hood, Texas.
Miss Willie Mae Youngs of Phildelphia
is visiting her mother
Irs. Emma Youngs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Caughman
f Jacksonville, Fla., are here vis
ting parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Caughman.
OR EEN VII.LE N HW S
Henjarain Hannaker Lodge No.
:W4, I. B. P. (). E. and Piedmonl
l emplf Yn. 74l>. Iff. Elks
Bold Joint Memorial Services
On Sunday, December 1'2. Mcnorial
sei-vice for the local lodge*
f Elks, were held at Long Branch
laptist church. State Deputy M
''. .Davis officrated and annronriatu
ervicesLwere carried out. An air
f solemness pervaded the air, as
ve reculted our departed members
djT'We^bow m Tnimble submission
o Him who doeth all things well.
)aughter Elks joined in the occason
and offered numbers o n the
irogram which included: Mlemorial
>oem, Dt. Ruth Arthur; solo, Dt.
Jessie Sullivan.
Appropriate music was renderd
by the choir of the entertaining
hurch and a very touching mesgffB
Wis delivered by the Pastor,
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TO REMIND YOUThe
finht against tubcic'tI
losis needs the help of every
person.
If you have not contributed, !f
do $o today and join this life- t
sa ng campaign. t
Clirijtmas Sedls Protect
Yc-i Home frc.t. 1,8
LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NEWS
Rev. I. O. Simmons, Pastor
Srnday we were at Mt. Zion
vheif n la rev nnmitP'' ? ?>= pre*- V
nt at S. S. and noon day worship.
The pastor preached and M
.rave communion. Mrs. Lucile Hoi- '
nan was with us and made a line
ulk and reorganized thP young 11
eople. The class leaders mad
rood financial reports. Mr. J. C!
-'e?well's class leads* whrle Mr. J. ^
tV. Black's class leads at New
Cethel. ''
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League and service were fine at
.\'ew l^y.thel. It is quite interest
'tig to attend the leco-iie here.'
Mrs. Ezzie B. Robinson is it
the Columbia hospital and has unuergone
a very successful operalion
and is doing fine at thi*s writ- ^
;ng. Jj
Mr. Dalbert Sligh has teen re-* lJ
'cased from the hospital and is iii
tome doing: fine. I
The Capital quatet singers ren- I
lered valuable service Mondavi, . m
c.
The program in honor of Rev. ^ ?
V.?B. Bailey's 44 th ?anniversary "
and birthday was indeed a grand
itfair Monday night. n<
Mrs. Jennit. E. Sligh and son J.
had as dinner guest Sunday "
tlie pastor and mother, Pvt. and W
Mrs. James Thompson and mother
Mrs. Krintzelson. Tuesday Rev.
Simmons?and?mother?were?theft
tinner guests.
Mrs. Rosa Harris of Baltimore
is here visiting her mother and
family. Pvt. Robt. L. Green is
here on furlough. Mrs. E. J.
Green has returned after a long
stay with husband in Kentucky.
ROBERT SMALLS HI SCHOOt" ?
Beaufort, S. C.?Under the auspices
of Miss Gertrude Singleton
Dec. 7th, the chapel program was
indeed a treat. It consisted of
-ongs, readings, solos, mstrumen- t
well- taken by student borty?and
faculty. j
Uiv tJ-e evehThg of December !
3tb. the regular- meeting of the r
Parent- Veacners association was
held in the Washington library
.vith Mrs. Mamie Wilson, president,
piesidrng. An enjoyable pro
gram was had.
Friday evening Dec. 10th a large
audience listened with pleasure to
the senior class play which was "
reditably presented under the di
eciion of Mrs. Helen P. Scheper I
The play was entitled "Rosemary '
For Remembrance". This play was i
i three-act play centered around
iied Cross hut at Amneray, an Ameriean
base hospital in France
The Characters:-- Captain Jack ?
Uoseland, Carsten R. Rivers; Malamois(
lie Corriedow, Martha M.
Coaxuni; Malvina, Mabel S. Washngton;
Rosa Marie (Rosemary),
Gloria S. Davis; Beatrice King,
r harlene C. Riley; Ruth, Gertrude
>. Singleton: Bettv Brown,, I.nrs
L. Pigler; M^ijor Appleby, Wil"iam
A. Robinson; Louise, Helen
L. Dunbar; Tom, Alice E. (Washmgton;
Phif, Joseph G. Taylor;
Col. Johns, Paul F. Logan.
Gladys Horten gave the synopsis
tnd presented the members xrC the
?ast. *
NEW SALEM
C. >1. E. CHURCH
Rev. A. <T Beacham, FasTor
Statesburg?Dec. 12th was a
rttjrh Hay. Our pastor has started
.is eight year and we are el?d to
.ave him. S. S. by Bro. T. J. Ki"ard,
Supt. The pastor preached
rrom the subject An Invitation to
Khter an Open Door. Wp welcome
he se\eral friends who worshiped
with us. Mrs. Naomi Bush
erved creditably in the place of
Iier husband w'ho is in Washington.
The Holy, Communion was
served.
We worshiped at Williams Chapel
CME church at night. The Epworth
league is progressing.
Mrs. Lena Chappelle delivered a
spirited sermon.
Williams chapel quartet render- !
ed severAl selections that were en- J
I joyprt. |
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THE PALMETTO LEADE
MT. MORI.VH >1K CHURCH
Kcv. J. R. A. Nelum, Castor |
Sunday school at usual hour
mil the Sunt. and co-workers at
heir post. The lesson was beau- ,
ifully discussed. Dirin^ tht. service
worship our pastor delivered
i good sermon that was etviove 1.
Jomnirnion was administered co i
i large number.
At 8 o'clock Mrs. Alice Wise !
sponsored a program presented
;y the Twin City quartet of Bateslurg
that was very good. Total ,
or tht. rally?W^.QU_i*>r whi.h we
hank-yon alL
Miss Barnette Hare, reporter
LA t RICNS NIvWS
Relatives and friends were hap
y to see the following U serice
411 en home during the weeklid:
.). W. Juller, 0/,zie Fletcher.
ouathan Beascley. George Crrn- inghani,
Bliscoe Crummie and
Idrace Garrett. J."
-Mrs. William "Sullivan-of Wash
lgton, was a pleasant visitor in
nvn last week.
Mrs. A /.alee Watts and jlaughjr
Elel, entertained* the followlg
at a pre-Christma's dinner on
unday. Dec. 12th: Mr. and Mrs."
oni Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Willie
leaders, Mr. and Mrs. I-C. Olihant.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Mais.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D Holland,
[r. and Mrs. Andy Hunter. Mr.
, D. Dendy, Mesdames Irene
nnes, Donzie Allen, . Lucinda E.
ickson and Miss Elle Bell Wilims.
The Friday Xite Saving?t'tcrtret
with Mrs. Lucile Davis. The
acial Club met with Miss Janie
lilsQii.
Mrs. Martha H. iGarlington was
line for a few days last week. (
Mrs. Stella Mills has gone to ,
ashington to visit her daughter,
ilhelniina, who is ill.
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The N. F. Havgood club of Sid
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r.ey Park CME church met at the pjn
home of Mrs. Lillie Mae Brown j ,10Xt
s'25 Blanding street Thursday, I.)e- j of
[ ember 2. The meeting was open- j Plan
cd with a spiritual and prayer. ! jocri
Each member recited- a Biblc quo- j Th
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us decided we would visit oui 1
isurer, Mrs. Irene Tally who r
invalesdng at her home 812 (
.. 5L Dues were - paid. ? The ^
meeting is to be at the honv
Mrs. Margaret Harris, 815
ding street. The meeting adtied
with our club's prayer,
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G IF FORD -N-EWS
Macedonia Baptist Church
Sunday found many members
ind friends on their way to the
:hurch. A warm prayer service
vas conducted. Rev. Walker not
reeling able to preach, 1j|is fathern-law
Rev. B. J. Kearse of Alendale
preached. Rev. Kearse in
lis own way delivered an inspiring
message from Matt. 21:9.
The sermon was enjoyed by all.
Kev. C. Washington from Aiken
vas among the vsiiting pastors.
Miss Louren Hudson of Estill,
liece of Mrs. Ellen. Pressley will
>e married Thursday, Dec. 23rd.
it 4 p.pi., to Mr. Oliver Smith of
Tillman.
Rev. and Mrs. C. E Walker wish
o express their appreciation to
heir many friends for their kind
less shown him during his illness
ind his children's illness
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Laston al
0 wish to thank their friends for
heir hospitality shown Mr. Las;on
during his week of illness.
1 is out again.
Little Edward Singleton, Henry
singleton and Beatrice Frost, Jas.
Frost are planning a joint
rmrty Saturday, 2:30 p.m., for
he benefit of their class contest.
Vsking all friends to come out.
Mrs. Jessie "Lee Foster made a
business trip to Columbia last
veek.
Everybody enjoyed seeing our
lome boy on last week Pfc. Jasper
Williams who is stationed in
Centucky, and his wife Mrs. Mary
A'illiams of Savannah, Ga.
Tht. Adult will close out its
orty third session with a Christnas
program and Christmas tree
)ec. 22nd. Wednesday. Everybody
s asked to put something on the
ree. reshing
beverage.
Mrs. Margaret Harris, president"
Irs. Edna Morris, vice-president;
Irs. Lillie Mae Brown, Secretary;
Irs. Irene Talley, treasurer. N
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CLASSIFIED ADS ~
Specin) Notices. Cards of Thanka, I
Memnriams, Hirth Announcements
Marriage Announcements, etc. are
I arged for at the rate of 10c per ~
'ine. Cash must accompany the
rdcr. .Minimum charge SOe.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kind expressions
of sympathy, and their
beautiful florals during the illness ,
and death of our jnothgr, Mrs.
.tthorine Denley.
Holley and Denley families.
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our dear mother,
.Mrs. Delia Walker of Gifford. Sh(
C., who departed this life Decent
er 20, 1942.
Almost a year is gone,
inpp yon left 11s all alone;
Vour chair we move from room to
room,
n vain we look on it and moa^*^
Mow mrch we miss your gentle
tread,
So more your letters to be read;
No more your calls to us: come
quick!
But all through the night your
clock still ticks. *0
Some day we hope to meet you
'ace to face.
The Children: Mrs. Lula E. Anlerson';
H. M. Walker, Mrs. Roertha
Walker, Rev. C. E. Walker.
CAMDEN JOTTINGS
The Holiness congregation are
rejoicing over their lighting of
he church having been completed
.tev. J. W. Wilson, the pastor is
steemed by his members and
riends.
Miss Dicey Miller, a life long
resident was funeralized from
Mt. Moriah Baptist church by her
pastor, Rev. J. W. Boykin. It is
reported that the floral tributes
' were many and varied. We trust
earth's loss is heaven's gain.
Next week will be the looked
for Day of Nativity. Map the
spirit of the Christ Child prevail.
There are and have been many
cases of Flu in and around, but
.hankful no deaths in the city.
Our little school will close for
'he holidays Wednesday. They are
Ellen Outen, Elizabeth Williams,
Celia Taylor and Rosena Outen?
ery pleasing little ones of ttt?*
1st and 2nd grades. *
Prof, and Mrs. J. R. Harper are
. Jbe_proud. parents nf a little girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnes are rejoic;ng
over the arrival of a fine boy
on November 25. The little gentleman
has been named Johnny
Willis. Mrs." Barnes is the former^
Miss Pearl Smith on S. Campbell
St., class of '41 Jackson High.
Delighted to have had our moat l_
steemed president Dr. S. R. Higw'ins
and Dr. O. J. Champion to
make a Don call on last. Thuradnv
We look on these as high toned
Christian gentlemen^ 1 :lbciieve
that Dr. Champion is our own
Miss Rosa Boykin's son; shall cn'eavor
to fine out.
MYRTLE B^VCH NEWS
Mt. Olive A. M. E. Church
Rev. A. J. Brown, Pastor
S.S. opened at the usual hour
with Supt. Mrs. Gracie Alston
uid co-workers at their posts. ?
i 1.1 a.m. the pastor brought us
1 i wonderful Message which was^
ull of spirit and inspiration.
At the night service Rev. A. J.
irown again preached a powerful
<ermon and the Holy Spirit rah J
igh, as shouts and amens could
- >e heard frbm every angle. Holy
ummunion was served at both
services. The visitors during
lay were Mrs. A. J. Brown. Mrc^V
!7eorr-Wilsmi fffMarion; Mrs. Doly
King, Mrs. Jessie Hemingway,
'pi. Doughty and Cpl. Williams. _
"The Jr. Missionary met last
Vlonday nite at the home of Mrs.
Iracie McKing. There were quite ^
>ressed themselves as enjoying
he meeting. The hostess served
? taRty menu.
On the sick list are Mrs. Annie
oimmons, Mrs. Ellen Dennison
tnd Miss Eldeas McKing.
Mrs. Ella Riley is back to the
delight of her many friends feeing
fine, after spending 6' weeks
in Raleigh, N. C. hospital. M-' 4
Prof. A. W. Stack house is out ,*/
again after a few weeks' illness, m ij
Don't forget to give Mrs. J. B.,^' I
1 Owens your donation for Chris^ Jj
I mas Seals. / Ml