The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 03, 1954, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Saturday, April 3, 1954.
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. Dr. Everett L. Dargon from N'
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and Mrs. Thomas Dargon at 14
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
The I. B. P. E. of W. of P
metto Lodge No. 342 and Pri
rose Temple No. 611 wish to ta
this opportunity to express
the public their appreciation
the fine spirit and cooperati
shown and given them <at th
public program. They arf aski
for continuous support and I
inviting all of you to spend
enjoyable eveninc of fnn~ ?.
laughter with them at the E
Rest, 1110 1-2 Harden street.
The Rest is open to the put
on all evenings except the se'cc
and fourth Tuesdays and W
nesdays nights.
As 'a reminder, may we bri
? you up to date on our Calen?
of Events?
Primrose Temple No. 611 sp
sored a Talent Night on Sun<
evening, March 21, 1954, at 6
p.m. at Zion Baptist church,
Washington street. A very int
esting program of readings i
songs, .with persons, .present
their talents was enjoyed by
This program w<as given to h
the Good Samaritan- Waver
hospital.
On every Friday night, th
will be parties given at the R<
1 ' These parties will vary ft
week to week. On this Frit
night, April 2, 1954, at 8:30,
Bingo Party will be held. 1
are asking each and every <
to conie and enjoy the fun.
The Annual Health and Edu
tion program, sponsored join
by the Bills and Daughters v
be on April lb, 1954. The pli
' will be mentioned in next wee
news.
Other coming events are:
Oratorical Contest April 22.
Womanless Wedding", M'ay 7
"The club met at the home
Mrs. Lillic Redmon. The preside
and officers were on duty. Ope
- ing song by Mrs. D. G. Rhe
prayer by the chaplain, Bii
verses were heard. The minut
were read and rec'd. Unfinish
and new busisness was discuss<
The light hander was brought
us by Miss Bettie Rhett a n
Glendora Ray, with asking quet
ions from the Bible, and a pi
n- a n: ?:- t -- **
uuiug v/?i a rivmc uy mrs.
Richardsom? The meeting as
whole was interesting and enjoyi
by all, and the members are pla
ing on taking their trip the 4
Sunday in June to Atlantic Beac
Any wants to join us on this tr
contact us now.
We are praying for a succe
for the club the year throug
Come meet with us on Mondt
nite after the first Sunday at tl
home of Mrs. Mary and Ell<
Richardson.
PERRIN THOMAS SCHOOL
NEWS '
I. C. Brown, Principal
The recent acquiring of t\
AM mi<l pm *?
? ?? * *'*. JIV?U1U8, twu ICUU
players and several albums
records has greatlyimproved t
music appreciation program
Perrin-Thomas School.
The patrons enjoyed two fill
"Skippy and the Three R's" ai
"Give ^e Liberty" at the Mar
P. T. A. Meeting. Mrs. Magfl
Glover- was elected delegate
the State P.T.A. Convention.
, ,?The P.T.A. presented a pr
gram in the school auditoriu
Sunday March 21 at 4:00 P. ]
The program was "as follow*
"My Faith Looks bp To Thee 1
the audience. Invocation, Rev.
B. Holloway, The Lord's Prayc
Miss Pope. Solo, Bennie Taylc
Poem, Rachel Woodard. Trio-Tl
Pope Family. Poem Charlie Jac
son. Instrumental Solo Jacquelj
Jones. Poem," Richard Thorns
Solo Marva Tolover, Selectic
Perrin Thomas Quintet. Sol
Juanita Abney, Duet Qletl
Whaley and Alberta English. S
^ lo, Mrsr~dosephine Blakely. Int
Solo, Mrs. Williams, Duet, Clam
ell and Mary Coleman. Sol
* Alice McCloud. Remarks by tl
Pres. Mr. Green Jackson. Mi:
Magnolia Jones was Mrs. of Ce
emony. Prizes were awarded 1
the following: 1st prize Juani
Abney, 2nd prize' Joan Pugh at
Judy Jefferson. 3rd prize, Betm
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BENNETTSVILLE NEWS
Services were good Sun. at all
the city ohurches.
ve* cial Board, of St. Michael Methd^
I dist hurc.h met Monday evening at
7:00 P. 31. at the church. The scouts
meet at the Chun.!i every Friday
at 7:00 P. M.
? Rev.?S, O.?Pouncoy, Postor of
Evans Metropolitan A ME Zion
*3 Church is full of smiles due to the
..large enrollment of new members
during the.i?fmth.
The Delia Harrington Circle met
last week at the home of Mrs. L.
Gales. A good program and a plen
R'" ty good things to eat.
m The General Missionary Society
met last week in the huL
The Mary Jane Bradsfird Circle
rendered t.he program, led by-Mrs.
'?n Narciss Beards and The Delia Har
eir rington Circle did the serving led
ng by Mrs. L. Yales. Mrs. P. R. Moire
~ ? . .. ~ ??-?_
?-1 vonuni is tneuenerai ^resident.
an The Mother's Club met last Wed
nesday evening in the hut. Not
a withstanding the Tain was falling
a large crowd of parents and child
ren put over a good program with
play and fun and plenty delicious
things to eat. Mrs. M. Wright is
President. ?
ing
Those of you who like Mrs. Dora
Lucas work, can have your .hair
on_ fixed by her now. She is working
jay at the home of Mrs. Alice Thomas
.00 on 216 Henry St. If you want your
on hair fixed in the latest styles call
er. 759 W. -?
md Miss Sarah Mildred Adams spent
ing a very pleasan?_week-end with her
all. teacher Mrs.-Ingram and family
elp in Pageland, S. C.~- - tey
Mrs. Susie^ Adams was some what
surprised on Sunday evening to
ere have her son Prof, and Mrs. Grovcr
:st. Adams, and little Grover Jr. visit
om her^They are teachers in the Troy
lay High School at Troy, N. C.
A \T^o f-11? i- *-J
4Uio. . iraincuu 1W/1IUUK lTOIU
We Washington, D. C. left Sunday even
ine ing after spending a few days home
with her brother Mr, and Mrs. Ben
ca- jamin Kollock and other relatives
tly on Cheraw, St.
rill Mrs. Warnetta Kollock accom*ce
pained hy her brother Mr. and Mrs/
k'? Benjamin Kollock motored to
Union S. C. last Thursday and were
-- -the house guests of their brother
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kollock.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack McLeod have
remodeled fchejr beautiful home on:
Bell*
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. Rfesp nn fihpraw St -it*
Miss CQra Sanders spent a short 1
stay Sunday, evening in Hartsvijle,1 roi
S+. ?i the guest-Of-Mrs. Alice But- t dei
' ler artid daughter. j He
- ^ [T.h
Mrs. Addie Thomas from the see
I state of New Jersey after spending j int
j the winter in the city visiting her \ off
I sisters and biullier, lilt? CopolandS, 1
The Harrisons, and the Williams, j wa
She left last week j?nd for her i ?n
home, . - his
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On t-he sick list are Mrs. Carrie j us
Little, Mrs. Lillie Jenkins, Mrs,, del
Julia Williams;* Mrs. Betsy Ann 1 ou
Washington, Mr. Ed Malachi and I ial
Mr. Calm Quick. ! co
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Handbags to complete a
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THE PALM1
COI'E NEWS
Q. ..1?Mnranl, Pastor
Sun. was a busy day in and aind
Cope. S. S. was called to orr
at the usual hour on the Cood
ipe Circuit with Supt. in charge,
e lesson was beautifully diseus1
and those taking part seemed
crested. We closed out with an
ering.
After which the pastor tanrc for
i d with some timely remarks and
nouncements. He then selected
i text from- Bach. 3-G. Theme:
e spirit of-lhe Lord working with,
, ,-From the Sub. we had a wonrful
message a;> usual. We cclosed
t with Love feast and TestimonI
meeting. The pastor .had a short
nferejicc with officers and left to
r Class I
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STTO LEADER
have dinner with Mr. and Mrs. N.
r.' I'ehdarvTsr ' - ' [r
Accompanying him were tlfb J
Four (Jospcl Quartette of Mann- s
-ingr-S. 'Mr.- Frank-Hardy his
pastor's Steward and the write!-.
>Ve hud a grand' time. A delicious (
dinner and an interesting conversation
that lasted until night. We
hope they invite us again soon.
On Sinn nitn w?,? ri'liirni'lt to Mace
donia where - wtr v^itnessed n xtu^lightful
program. rendered hy The
Four Gospels of Manning and the
i Uqidfi). 1 debt Ouii^ette of Norway _j
J S.C. I am putting it mildly when 1
say we had a glc^ious time. The
spirit of the Lord was with us.'We I ,
will Thfjffitf! Ho ha^bc them visit us j
anytime. ...
. What I say for our Sun. services I
| is meant for Oak (JroVe and Cal
\ vary Churches; where we were
i told, that Rev. ]$. T. Martin and
Kev. J.M. -Mitch.el had ~ wonderful
^services. The members-seemed \y?ll
pleased with the messages brought '
to them.
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The family of the late Mrs. Sere
la Johnson who departed this life .
Sun. March 14, hafc our deepest
sympathy. Our loss is heaven's
rosskOad a. m. i:. chvk( h,
Rev. S. ] .. Hick*. Pastor |
Saluda?-Sunday School was call- J 1
d to order hy the Supt ut 1 1 :<10 <
i.m. The les-on ^:ts wonderfully Q
.aught by "Mr. <i. W. Maynard. reviewed
by the pastor. Subject: ".le (
uis Strengthens lhs j)iciplcs." We ^
ftad a |ftwwl lesson-i^frtdlcetton good. ~
Service started at 1'2:H0 o'clock..
The >ei ipture reading hy t ie pastor
from St. Matthews 27:17, {
After the. hymn was lined, 1XH .
the reading was St. Matthews 5:12 |
Theme: "The Rreat fiate." . Rev,:,,
Hicks delivered a wonderful ser- j
nion. 11 was enjoyed hy all. , i
Attendance was few, hut by. the t
help, of-God.-iwe" went un.-wi.thour ^
services. ' . 1 t
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iltENKZKU A. M. F. < HI K( H
IIAKl.EKTON, CLOSES GUEAT
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Fiionezer A. M. K,. Church, of
"hat le.?ton, S. C. ijastoied t y tPat
ine builder scholar and Christian
tenth-man, J)r.JH. _.J. Hutchinson
U- jif^t closed one of tin- greatest
eviva! meetings-it. has had mine
<> attend." Prior tg the meeting
ie laid announced that the Kev.
Jr. Autos W. Harris, pastor o f
lew convert s. ?
Monday. night March bth the'
dinjster nta<}e his first appear- \ j
Jethel A. M. K. Church, Augusta, ]
la. Wuuld he-TtTe guest minister *j
o conduct a spirUual campaign ,
<i k vivc ffie church and to recruit
vrdent that ;v great TneCting was' c
'Li--t("'c. for tin i hi- first night. a-L
nee. 1 10m the beginning it was ]
tacked church greeted the minist-(j
r. Each night the sermons * were I <
tiececded by a soul stirring prtiy- j (
...v. Lin^ umi. nuuiu jnspirc any (
>ne and especially a minister.
Dr. Harris sermons were pre- t
ceded by wholesome Inst ructions- <.
0 the candidates'that filled thej(
ront seats each night. after which r
1 burniTig message was given that ' J
tirred Hbenezer and ( r.arlcsTon. a
he like of which has not been wit- u
icssed liere in a long time, if ever 1
icfore. t
During the ten-nights' campaign n
?8 persons wehe converted" and of
hiii nvimbnni?eixty?jnined- ?
lUenezer, On Friday Night Mar.
bth the close of the meeting, it
tad rained all day and was still
:ain4ng- Xhat -night,?byt-that - did
tot keep the people away^. and
here were 12 converts on the last
tight and an offering of fifty-six
lobars was given. The total a- i
nourrt raised during the meetings
ivas <v!78.0d. i
As a fitting climax to the great j
meeting the- Presiding Elder, Dr. )
L. L. Farmer was present on Sun- J
lay- March 21st for the Second j
jyurterly Conference. As those of I
ou who know, the Rev..Dr. Far- J
ner can testify that he rtm^ l
nong the host preachers" of
tate. The pastor gave him (lull N
hargo Sunday ami he baptized 34
ml fel 1 ow shipped till int'o t h e
Christian family.
The Rev. A. T. Murry attcn<l-)
(1 the meeting and added much
a the spirit of the meeting with
is sweet singing.
Rev. .1. V. .'ennings, P.> E
Beaufort District V
ST. I'llII II' A. M. K. ( HI KCH?
Rev. N. A. (Jury, Pastor . ^
S. S.. opened at the usual hour rr
y tile' Supt7 Mis. M. K. Ilenton.
o-wor.ker? at their posts of duty. l
ttendance fairly pood, being a
sry inclement day. .
.Morning worship at 11:15 a.m.
rayrr Services were c onducted by
eaeons Isaac J<hnson. t>hc
ustor ascended the i**strum and
*ter many announcements. Testi- cb
onial meeting was conducted hyT^
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Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
Present?
JAY C. THOMAS
And -A Cast of 45 M
In A Dance Recital
FRIDAY. APRIL 30, 1954?8 p.m.
ALLEN UNIVERSITY
(Library Auditorium)
Gen. Adm. 1.00 Students 50c
Sister Rosa Moinday and Sophia
Myers. Then Sis, Evangelist Tena
Lpvett brought us a wonderful
message which was enjoyed by all.
WtMiad a groat many visitors to
worship with us: Mrs. Annie Jolin
son, Saj>ervisor of isalisbury^ ?
Prof. Russell who is now working \
n Chester, S, C. He came over to
sec his family, Mrs. Rena and
! ?< trlilo'i- Pi.col.nwl rol Q t iv?
:s who wore glad to see him.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam and daugh
er, Alrsjj. Gertie S. Woodard and
laughter, Barhary and Mrs. Katie
I. facott motored Sunday afterioon
to Pi.newood, S. C. visiting *
dr. & Mrs. Richard James. They
ill reported as having a very pleas
tilt afternoon. Mrs. R. H. Colins
was' indisposed and didn't atend
services. You are welcome to
ui services. : ~ ~ ~
Does that ^
tell-tale lookup
On yfliiir face say :ziM|Qp
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