The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 18, 1943, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
PAGBEK*HT '
- EAST CUM HAH EE NEWS
The members and sstev churchcsr-jand
friends mot Rev. Johnson
Raj.- with smiles. Everybody was glad
to sec him. They made him wel&& >
come. He preached a great sermon
from the subject: A Fruit
Bearing Tree.
The second Sunday was another
' high day at Joshuu AME church,
f ./* The service was largely attended
The funeral of Bro. Mike Camp
bell was preached by Rev. Johnson
from the subject: An Ever-?-?laating-Foundation.
The .sermon:
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. w?ii s?(i in tire beginning awl at
~7 the end all were made ghrd?arret
-p?sang and shouted. ?
Collection for the day $40.01.
SIDNEY PARK
C. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. W. L.^Liddell, Pastor
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The S. S. opened at the usual
hour and the lesson was beautiful
ly discussed. The lesson for next
Sunday will be God Speaks Thru
His Son. The morning- service began
at 11:30. The pastor text was
selected from St. Malt. 11:28.
Theme( The Great Invitation.
At 1:30 the remains of Mr. Ran.
riolph Coleman were funeralizcd.
. The eulogy was delivered by the
pastor. At
7:30 the pastor filled the pulpit
again using as his theme Oplimistic
Versus Pessimistic. This
w'as another wonderful eermon.
We are extending a special in.
citation to the many- friends of
S.'rlney Park church to worship
L with us on Sunday?- The pastor
will preach a special sermon.
LAMAR NEWS
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by R. D., roeporter 1
k Our church school attendance
^ was good as usual. Much interest
was shown in the study of the lesson
A fter -devotional ?servieesj
Rev. R. A. Grooms preached a
s U soul stirrhig sermon. The WSCS
I-S under the direction of Mrs. M. l)u
L;> hose held a most helpful meeting
m* A Sunday afternoon.
|C\ Mr. and Mrs. Charlie L. Marly
cus of Newport News, Ya,, any
nounced the birth of their dauglrP
.ter, horn Nov. 18th.
E- olid, tytcs.. Fraiser are still
? b - the siek list.
ev. ^ E. C. Wrigiit. D. S. will hold
John Wesley church Sunday, Jan.
| Hi/ 2nd*
HKt Sandy Crovc Methodist Church.
/ Profs. Dean and Bennctte, Mr.
^ M. Rivers and iM!|\ C. L. McCullo.ugh
were among the popular
ipeakerr Sunday.?Mr?rr~Flta Mcl|
ton of Alcot, was als'o amoncr the
| \ isilors. Her offering for the
I church was $1.25. Thank you Mrs..
Meltonr We regret to !Vnd Mrs.
Eva Casey on the sick lrst.
Mr. anil Mrs. E. Bethoa have
announced their Xmas dili?j>r on
L V Sunday Dec. 26th. Rev. Porter,
L ?ui' pastor i" y^t n
special donation to him just be^
fore leaving for conference by
Mr. (Willie Enoch. They arc spccial
friends.
Lainar Junior High School
1 Teachers and, students are quite
busy. Classes are working nicely
toward the annual school drive.
Churches in the community are
also contributing. -i
Student organizations sponsored
y???By Mrs. Iva Mae Woods donated
?>4.{HJ to tne^ Junior Keel Cross..
Our Seal Sale \vvll close Tues[>
J Dec. 21. A large sum is ex'
pectcd.
f Mrs. Alice Dukes and .Miss Cora
t Nichols are really preparing and
serving delicious meals in our
Our basketball teams came out
in colors for their first practice on
Friday afternoon. Prof. S. K.
Dean says that prospects showed
that our teams are going to be
fcffi hard too beat. ,
Rev. M?, J. Porter, Prof. Calmore
Bj? Bennett, Prof, and Mrs. S. K.
Bpfr De^n, Mrs. fva M. Woods, were
Bf ' the-dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Krrvin?Sunday afternoon. LADSON
PRESBYTERIAN
1W CHURCH
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nonte ^ Tl?i f k the LadW
lutely no'vs '^'amsburg giving
1' .1 . among inh?f>r > the X You
1 I- '-ericans ancr >nd reHf
\ * -^re quite p. ^ ,n~
, nffro as a hunilij the
scnoo'l g-r ^ach^
having aff't..^>c.r A.sVjj?, I
Bfer^- the H. F. roos nam^
HkjA^'* doing thing, Wn^c.
^^^^'"-<fying the sot.i wee
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BALTIMORE, MIL NEWS
The Mt. Hebron S. S. opened oi
Tlunday 9:30 a.m.. by Asst. Supt.
Mrs. Burden. Supt., Rev. S. Fow
er. -t.
: The sick are Mrs. Alice Willis
| lev. Neal, Mrs. Annie Turner, De?
Nnathal Nicholes and Mr. Hermon
We are asking for prayers for th<
5oys in service. Mrs. Arneathet
Monroe has been sick with the flt
but is able to be out again. Hei
j husband i's in the navy.
Mrv and Mrs. Johh R. McCul
lough of 105 Peace street, Chester
o. announce the engagement o1
their' daughter. Miss Nannip B
McCul lough to Mr." Norman Na
lhaniel Sivoad of Baltimore, Md
The wedding will take, place De
j comber 25th at |he home' of hei
\V. Saratoga St., Baltimore. Mist
McCulIough is a graduate of Finley
high school and te a very beau
iiful girl and a splendid church
worker. We wish for them every
happiness. ,
Mr. Fviondlv Vinrl ae V>:?
J ?ucst his .nephew, Mr. Terry, Mr,
Mi?Nclson and his company.'
\ KKNNETTSVILLE NEWS
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By C. I). Sanders, Reporter
The teachers are .busy this "weel
with X/mas programs. Our high
school will close Dec. 17. Prof
C. D. Wright principal has added
two new teachers to the faculty:
Miss McKissick of Gaffncy was
rltjetcd as instructor in the city
'schooil. ?
Cpl. Thomas on Kcnney St. arrived
home the wfcek end haying
been released from the army.
The Men's Bible class at Shilol
(.iiurch consist of members froir
all the denominations in the city
and county, is sponsoring a $10(
Community drive for Jthe .unfortunate
friends along with the old
rues for Christmas and the winTort
Many ~X mas gifts" Tire coming
ui to make this elTort a success
The gift box given by the ushci
",oard of Shiloh church was one
worthwhile. This is the kind ol
pco))le we need throughout the
country.
Mr. Geo. Sanders arrived hmvw
-from Ptiil:ulf-lphi:i?Hir?Lk^?weeki
nd. Little Luther Johnakin, Jr.
nr. King St. is improving nicely af.
ter a few weeks illness, Mrs. Lit.
tie arrived home last week aftei
-^priding?a?few?months?in N: Y
with her children and relatives.
Our sick friends, Mrs. T. Gail
Mr. J. Ellerbe, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs
Lula Wright, Mrs. N. Bearse ant
Mrs. Tomi'c Jane McClawn.
Mrs, Julia Thompson was in hei
?eat at church Sunday morning af
'cr hcing'TUT i\Ve trust she wil
completely recover.
Land Mark Lodge No. 1G licit
;tes regular meeting Dec. 7th. Sev
rial visitors were present Th<
mnual lectioii of officers was helt
with the following results: C. R
Reese was reelected W.M., havmj
erved for 11 yars; U. ,D. McRae
.SAW. T. L. Kaddy, J. W.: H. .T
Giace was reelected as secretary
having: served 28 years in succes
ion; Chas. Leak was reelected
Measurer; A. J. Williams, chap
tain; C. H. Hirman, tyler.
Dr. T. Richardson, druggist, or
Market street has a completo lint
.>f drugs and a special new line o:
Xnias gifts of various selection
Another big colored business open
td last week. Watch our homt
column.
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WESTON CHAPEL
\. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. L. 1).. Gamble, Pastor
Latta, S. C.?15. S. was conduct
cd by Supt. and co-workers witl
.-j-large number present. The su
perintcndent announced plans for i
Christmas tree on Dec. 27th.
The morning message was ahl;
vielivercd by Rev. Page and wa
enjoyed. This being Trustee's da;
the junior church was representei
J by Mrs. J. W. Gamble, the presi
tlent of this organisation who pre
ented $10.00 to the trustees whicl
broucrht- a cvp?t *u..:
o V.miuil 111 UJLI
honor.
The contest hy the Emergepc;
i lub went over in grand style, Mr?
Jllie Wilson who is the faithfu
president always does big thingr
won the 14 pound turkey.
In this section are many indus
trious farmers who share thei
meat with the pastor and his fam
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Mr. and Mrs. Nesbit Bethea wh
are leading church members hav
returned home after visiting Ne\
m"jjjth, their relutives. They re
,o;fd a very pleasant trip,
p. w- Waldi has just re
\re om visiting Washington
p . v'upe vork ( Hy. Tie report ei
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A Missionary
Addresses Union
: Baptist Church
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^On' last Sunday morning afte
t listening to a most wond.crful sei
mon by our Pastor, Rev. L. (
j Jenkins subject My Brother
v Keeper. Miss Lydia Green froi
r China addressed the congregatio
? beautifully and used as a talkin
point The conditions of Chini
- This address was also based o
, the subject My Brother's Keepe:
F Miss Green was introduced by 1>,
Stuart.
i _Thp. "Sunday school had a larg
attendance with Supt. Win. Pond
" in charge. The other auxiliarie
of Union are doing nicely and \vi
? soon lie getting their annual re
1 ports ready. Z *
Ouy sick are on the mend.
Union Baptist sends friendl
wishes for your happiness durin
fhe season and throughout t h
* New Year. " ' '"f,
" Mrs. D. B. Williunis, reporter
CHRISTMAS SEALS ~~ ~
, | They Fight Tuberculosis
i Prof. J. H. Guiles was entcrtair
. cd with a birthday surprise part
) at his residence Dec. 10 by hi
wife and friends.
t
The I.atta Charge
r"- The?members"" T>f the?tnrtt
charge welcome their Pastor, Re\
C. J. James back from conform?
? to enter his third year's worl
here. The "charge is progressin;
, /ndder his leadership. Mr. G. F
"hvens is charge layleader. Prol
, 7. E. Williams and Mr. P. J. Gen
_ cral arc in chargp of the chnrc
~ schools. Mrs. M. Cooker an
. Mrs. M. G. Bacchus are in charg
. of the WSCS.
Dec. 12th was a splendid day a
- St.?Pbihp?church.?The?chure
school was in charge of Supt. Gen
oral. The nastor nresonteil Di
C. C. Reynolds, I). S., who preach
] ed a wonderful sermon: Come 1c
js reason together. After the me
r ;age we went into the business o
thc 1st quarterly conference whic
j .vas dispatched with case and abr
,ty. We paid our full claims fo
j the quarter. Total raised $56.41
. '? ? G. F. Owens, reporter
y Lodge No. 86, F. and A. M. c
\ Latta revived .February 'J, l'J4
with thirteen members. Rcinstal
r 'it two, Hro. Lary Lygett and Br<
.Tames Wm. David. Dec. 8th fiv
more were added to our rank: Brc
titers Willie Pernell, R. Davis, La^
. rence-Manning, John Willard Ker
1 lay, Prof. R. M. Wilkerson.
Rev. 2. M. Mafe, reporter
, ROWKSVILLK JR. HI SCHOO
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f Rowesville, S. C.?We are grat
ful that God has enabled us to nea
'.he end of three months of anothe
, school yeai* without any change i
iur faculty.
This year-we are working har
:o improve the comforts of ou
school. Nov. 2S, ended our firi
*lrive. During the TirstTinonth c
;chool each pupil was given a
. envelope in whiclv.to solicit a gii
li en amount. A prise was give
the pupil raising the highest i
a mount over $1.00. First prize.
shirt, was given Master Ilarol
y Folder. 6th grade, who raised 5
s and second prrze, little Miss Will
y Van Wolfe, fst grade, who raise
d *2. .'We are proud of these litt
. folk and may they keep up th
. fine spirit of working,
h Each teacher contributed libei
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; ....J. m- laiscu ^ou.uu wnn wnic
we bought new chairs for 01
lunch room; a congoleum ruj
and shades for our 1, 4 and 5t
1 grade rooms.
i The program consisted mainl
IT Tf selections by the Newton qua
tet. We were highly entertainei
- -ihort talks were also" given by M
l >S. Crew and Mr. P. C. .Felder. M
- Clemet, manager of the . quart*
presided. They are among t h
o best in the state. ..
e /\ixer tne program and ratty t>
v PTA met and made plan* to pi
17 Iph a "rally for 6cal? for enth
-- school. Plans were made for \;tt
\ usher hoard contest to <be had* J
^ Central church SJiLSunday niahti
1/ January. Each .family t, aaaee^
T thcihselvos to contribute $f>.00^
. i ward the drive.
TIIE PALMETTO
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l" man for attendant upon whito , i
lady, 24 hours daily: with one day | \
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evening:*. Health iard de- ired; < l,
and state salary exbertedrAdd'.', ss ,
Pastor, 28011 Wheat St. l'r l'e>a-I ??bly
by mail.
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ICcv. A. IJailev, Pastor
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3 Lexington ? S. S. was held on ^
?"h time with a ve.v good attendance j
' Rev. Ba.lcy preached a wonderful j
c vennon. Offering Sdl.35. Pvt.
?- James Thompson and Pfc. Willie
w I eaphart worshiped with us.
' Mrs. Ward Cortman is spending
sometime in Washington. 1"). C. I
Itev. I. (). Simmons will 1 e guest
speaker Monday night at which
R ':rae we will celebrate Rev. T'ai- i
ley's Birthday Rev.?B i'.ry been
our pastor for fourfcen years
r and we truly hope he will h(. with
r us that many more then some.
n The Willing Workers clib will
hold its regular meeting Wednes^
uay, Dec-. 2'irrd ot i~he home of Mrs. T
Maurice X. Portee.
Those on sick list are: Deacon
^ Henry Drcher and Mrs. Ada Leap-.
n hart.
r~ The children arc enjoying the
n hot lunches at the T.ov',n"tn>i l)nc.
l" inwald Jr. high school.
A- (Mta. > M,- N.?Porte v.?reporter
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,r> TRINITY A. M. K. CHURCH ?
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<1 Rev. \V. M*" McDonald, Pastor ?
le Sunday was another great day $
's >t Trinity. A large crowd was at i
each service. S. S. at 10:30. The ?
r" lesson was very interesting. At i
h 11:80 church services began. The $
ir i pastor preached a wonderful ser- S
'T f mnn from the slibjecT: A Great T
/Mystery. At 7:80 a lively prayer ?
meeting preceded another great C
? -sormorn from the subject? Paying \
j The Price.- We-were glad to have *
' Revs. Jackson and Mobley at .thq
" .evening services. Collectioil for
the day $09.91.
c At 4:30 the Deaconess Board
* met at the home of Mrs. Cenia
ie Benjamin. This board is doing a
j(- good work with Mrs. Josie Fo6n
The Live Wire met at the home
it of Mrs. Lillie R. Suber. Thia club
ji ia really living up to its name.
foe Missionary club met at the ;
to home of Mrs. Matilda Johnson
last Wednesday night, The follow
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Tl?> church ofTIccr^ ha> o hccui
Has X-Ra}
Woman, making our tools of w
from tuberculosis because of strain
Christmas Seal funds, protect hei
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elected for the year, and wo are
, ;?i nyiiigr that all departments of
| the church will work to make
! this a banner year.
I Ri'V. end Mrs. McDonald were
dinner jruosts of Mrs. Ani?rr J*J.
i Craiff.
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at,-above, may face Increased dangei
i.' Industrial X-ray surveys, financed b>
and miiliops of other war workers.
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Sundays 9 A.M.* until 6 I'.M.
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Good Food
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Open from 8 A.M. until Midnight
MEAL TICKETS FOR SALE T
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Guarantees to Head Your __
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Entire Life
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Calls your Sweetheart by name. {
Readings on all affairs of life.
?Prices iu reach?of everyone
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MONDAY and TUESDAY * \on _
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and 'LONESOME MOUSE"
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19 Gcrvais St. Phone 2-789 'V,
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NI) FINEST NIGHT CLUB
HE SAVOY CLUB
LOCVTKB ON THE OLD
WINNSttORO HOAD . ?
i?A-|iif>:?f: oin?t+rc?City?Limits -?Eau
Claire. The Savoy Club
s formerly known as the Paltto
Unit. 'j
,<i Foods, Chicken and SteaksA
Specialty. v-o |
iVe cater to Private Parties
ard Clubs
s: I.ula E: Niles,?Pioprieti ess ?4?
oro Beauty School*j
:atcd at 2481 Millwood Ays!
EAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ?I
ITS BRANCHES
impooing, Pressing, Marcelling
oc^wnolling^ Finger Waving, ?
lair Dyeing, Bleaehing, Man- ?
icuring, Massaging, Hand
Molding, Anatomy and
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