The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 12, 1955, Page Page Five, Image 5
? This 4-H Girl's Ad
Going To Be Hard
Few of the Nation's 2-.10O.fKH)
white- ami?colored v-l-HVrs wilt
__ . . i . a . _
have more to report on National
4-H Achievement Hay, Xoventl et
12, than 17 year old Jean Doris
Mcintosh of Decatur, .Miss., who
took the lead in fretting Nor fa iily
out of ir^shatdiy "Tented ilwrttinji
into a modernTiew home of t.hvii
own.
, The youngest of four ehihhvn.
.It an always felt erowded itu-l h e
three-room house wVre_ -in- lived
in the little town. And notiiiuu
tired her so much a rarryiv.al< i
from the landlord's house acrossa
pasture for her mother t.o d<> tin
Seven years air*> .1? aii joined ii ?u
local l-II chili aad UanteJ m o t <
than anything else to have a vomit
improvement: project like -onie <.f
the "other clTrtT'j?i rii.aCv'h" TTpfiiT
-4 li'ive a ltiimj?of her uv i1 s h e
slept on a cot ijt a room with* km
? .two, .sisters.
Jean's home aprent, Mrs. Maajjfie
* Wilkerson consoled her hy strew
pestinp; that a prat-den project
would tie .(list as .jrootl. W ith t h e
help of her In other Hilly Jad , she
cleared-off a small plot and Keaatt
raising vegetables. Hut tin? y i :iu ster
Uever"?tTT]Tpoil wauling a to.,'ft
of her own so that she meM I-eail
"trfy it jrt^t"the.way she wanted.
The first, year Jean's garden Won
a '"prize and niore than that, it
liroirght her -ado's. next
jear the' 1-H'et'. did even hotter.
I-tit sftviiiu up enouy'h" f*',oni*_ hoi
vardtm -recoints for ;i room of her
own seenied awfully slow. ><> she
turned to chopping "avd picking
cotton, huliy-sittiug, and o.lnjafter
school choivsT
Carefully depositijr her money in
a checking a'ecOitnt, Jean added to
it year b>' year.'My litoJ, she had
cfli ml I,,, .......I.- SSKMI ' il...? .... ?
t ho?oonvursal ion. nroni'ul t o hoiia.'"and
hvts. Tlii/n in 1 hi1' nti<id!< of t'hr
discussion, she snjryost.od, '"Why
t < lull'I wo' Ijuy a lot and build a
house of our own."
J lor fat.!km* didn't son how J hoy
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^ The WollHMl of I Ill's Ar
1 Howaid 11 our* Kcoiiom
t $ Howard laiildini/. The
V tion has a SfijOOU lOiahv
V wise. '
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Siievemcnt Is
[To Beat
touM (l<? it;'*hur motoyr was ?ionl?t- '
h'-r hrrrthn?nrnt two
tc'i s "wj*?v'irrnw?twr,Tt?rTt haitnr ?-..'iiifli-y,
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As tin' \v(>i !;s pa .lean <1<
i-i.!?'il to fro a stop TurthtM'-. S!a* In-- ,
jran looking for a lot in-a <lesir;iMo
r.ri: ITIiiirhimii atul roTTnJ-inii-. TTu'ii 7
-'n* t ot-iK !n'i' inoi hor in sot* il. To- ;
i-f'-'ii'r tlu-v wont ti> the owiif.i- anil
cii to l-uy thy lot. Hi- wanted
: ! ) . I I l.-ii. I'l 1*m) i- Ill'lthlM
;s'* I ?? (?ly-ji ti. i-1, "We'll take'
i1." ;i.<<K-ci out. her ciii'i i-.'look -.iiiii
; aid t :.r man \}\ full.
Tia-l; home tint nia'it Ui"y '
! ooC thl> tH'VVS to rtl'o Ot rH'V'inciH- '
its -of .tin' family. Thill*., all . i t
Kyr rvliody itot busy. 11 ?? r!
'a! her, rc:i!k'in*r thai In* would
h'.er yi l ahead on-his ??0*t-thue i
: went to h'li'.t, .Midi. y.'ot work
" i ?? juVi! ' m-.l m>li( y V,,,iiH' i'Vfi-y !
i).i \ dr. 1 on a ) ! t In- in- a 'qui t
The older si'st.ei% Mrs. Sadie, j
- I?n> )>> , woo Itioi jtij t married, 'iiy -j
'.tested to her. husband that they!
_ juove to a. city so they could help
more. Soon they were living in !
I'hicairir. Iluvinyr had two year's <>''j
eeieinr.'a! training at Alcorn A A .
; 'i. foile'-e, Mrs. iSayne*- r'.?nd"ti' aj
; - i i.i;i w it!) a larae louil-ordm !
loo >> , and Mr. ltaynes' rut. a far!
. . ? i ?
tory job.
Mr^r-M tin tosh?did more wft 'hing
and ironing. and house idcaningj.
for I'tpcMur families and Hilly .Jack i
took Johs mowing lywns a ?i d 1
working gardens after schools. ,
S , \\ it.'>i?i :i y'fjir, fir family 'I
; ;.nvr,l >1 I") ; r n < i.; 1:111 si-'lfi-i; ' I:
When the :iti1 loom
,j 'vvjis t I' ll.. .(> A M
J Sljiiii. Nino months later th.u
i"Was paid. (iff. j
Now loan has her own loom. It i"
fir.-t place l.'ns year in t li r !
ccnn;y wiili;. 4-11 room itnpro i.1
ni' Mt i oi.'.''-1 Also si;c was elect-'.
?|n-; -. .I'lii oi I?)tii. in'r countv
... ,.:r' iii- * i(: -I II ronta its.
I t; . Iv-r . '"l S ttfi'', .lean also
wan's to lc a .secret?-. r\\ Sflo lias
.I'f'a-iy woji a 'ni'il.ii i".'i-rlioii:j> the.
la st Hy jiist. in Inw class. When s.ho:
t'hlisln liiyh school two year
$? +x+ *$ *y
???-? ??fcK
K4t4h- oLilm ^iinimejij:
rl; tn Dr. Reuben, 01 at-proxim;
litMi'o! Ihr ('niley;e's lumnlry.
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\TION or TMK (,KTHSIO
k- i; 11 ion font i*i 1 >ut ?*? i heavily
ics. J?11iI(!ink I l,(> l'ieturf was
belies furnished this part i< u l:t i
Wijient Goal lor Thanksgiving. (
A % % A a
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from she plans to en on t o
college. "1 want to he the best
secretary tt- is ^>ssib!p for me 'to
become," trie ' l-Hor'.s says proudly.
ST. JAMKS A."M. K. Clll'KCH
llev. K. W iliiarn .ludtre, Pastor |
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Ill mil II itin Day"
At I5KV1I.I.K- "1 am come that
tln-y nii^rht have life* a n <1 that
t.hey mijiv.' have it more abundantly?bbn
Id: 10- ? Put him oft
and ho . Tii'TT"
Sunday "Si ttool on (W wiith 'it
real crowd ol' impressed trills and
boy-;, ? ! i and younjr takintr an ae?
live par:-of l im wonderful top a:;
n ' ' I- nnan needs." .This
uiiy. u'e childrloi of the Sunday
.ve!iool \vu*ii e\< ry one to know J
that ih. pliy>i<d".n we all need is,
T< 11 who always docth'ali things!
\v. 1.1. I'lviy. ! ;sson beautifully |
l:.i'ft i>y I'?"?' !.?'? |>. T. Johnson.
Iiv " -< ? iii to'eiijoy. Keviow |
by lit".'. !; ( < who put everyone
. tlie* y} '. '/> i'-t. Ji-sus supply
aTl liit ii' m -i . [TITjTjuu rlass ? A?I1111.
i'ii.aniami the I'riiiiary-?AtSo.dnoee.I're-s
on chilclrt n. The
i'.r le?! ir w i i " cuhipfilllHUWl
and rewarded l?y little tokens of
<>\o l<> (lie Sunday School.
('si eoiilm-t r of tiie Sunilav
School prayer v-twice. Sis. Smith
in. I pod a si-fd Sis. M. I.. U.
*i ..l.'ir. to unite the .voices and
i.i- i he i fii iiti mi l>i .the young;
i I ";*i!11 ii ;.ii I |>i ::yi r was offere I
by.Mis l e t. .Scripture and votes
'-y- Mfh aifk ev-wymie-to4ny?per
as the key, ,\o\v look to Jesus
and ki"']? on ni<,iehiii&l.Jtoipvard.
Mne? little hoy' ' joined-- i'resslie
ay. Parents i.e careful and do"
ybui pail, and nunc of our ehildi
W di. j".u. j
S-. rvii-.' .oi t.me. (ieautiful nuiI
i* rod'u toty by Master Jim
I i.y.-iV holmes..- KsjtrtIi has no 'sorrow
-i iijit lleeveii cannot remove,"
l.-i -k to Ji s.tis and live.-Our pusI'u1
.- eia in he'lil'lnl with all bless
if..rs tiiat. eoni'ih from the foutlfMn
tiiat never runneth dry."
st ell ? r lie si'iiiil till' M i'\'i an 1
jj'ad M:nthf.y :i7 w ith lis,
' n"Ii"-s"T7iTr'"\vTii7T"~soiit 'altit Itmly
"On T. i,ri<i Lite Solid Rock I
'Stand- (> praise .Ve tin." Lord. I to
iiiadf iip of the l/lood of Jesus
s( lit ist the Lani!> of (lod.
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JAN?: ASSOCIATION
lo 11 lie cnrlion <?t* tho Mahlc
taken in tho living room of
room. Tin' Cothsi'inani' Assix
Jther Associations.arc doing li
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?----- THE PALM
The message for the *avbig of
the soul food well seasoned on the
s< ven series, anxiety and fear
lust allow Clod a chance to act,
"Knowing the wages o f sin is
death and the gift of Col, is etefnal
life. All christians' must work
l.et us all wear out for our Messed
Saviour. Let us a 1 1 di es ? up
for Jesus With faith, love a n d
| trust. Let Clod take charge of
your life and be lead safely
through." Keep on smiling to
Jesus your many needs. Carry
your burdens- to Jesus and leave
them there, Let Cud use his^own
.judgement'. Preach ,yn Hev. Judge
and may Cod evt>r bless you! .
" "
i aide and many enjt>yeO l.ove
Feast Friday night. Keep the fire ?
alive and serve God and your fellow
mam?
The groups are to he congratulated
for their loyal service trying
to inakjThe goal. .Just,keep
on doing your very best." Today
finds our band uniting and working
together as inference is just
over t he way. ?
Visit us ulwuy.i wi leomo. Sink
ii iiicinhered , at?I?h_e throne of grace.
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WATCH AND PRAY
: Mrs. M. L. U. Jenkins, Upt.
MRS.-EMMA IK WHITE LAID
TO REST
ttV V: R. D. Johnson
I'INKWOOD ? The community
\v;i< <iidden<?il lieraiisp of the sudden
passing of Mrs, E. D,'White.
She .was funeralized at New Hope ,
A ME Church, Wednesday, Oct.
it>55, among a host of f-elatives and
friends. She was a faithful niemher
and officers of flew Hope AME
Church. A .highly respected citizen.
A true friend with a sunny disposition.
..
Rev. E. Ricbburg was master
of ceremonies'. Solo Mr. W W. NelhriTn
TriTTITiv TvT enrnlXTorwui pcTtvTo nf
sympathy, telegrams were announced
hy Mrs. Marie Conyers. Resolution,
Mis. MaiyWells. Remark:
iMr. 1,\ 1!. Rivers, Mrs. Daisy Guin ynrrt""TYn'd~
others/ The eulogy was
Ulivored hy her pastor, Rev. Feller.
Mrs. White lived a Christian
life. The very large attendance the 1
beautiful expressions and lovely
ipares F
AND
Morris College Has
f ions and Gifts Of Th<
ed in The College Pr<
Presently The Collej
$300,000 Endowment
24, 1955, The Baptist
Friends And Alumn
Thanksgiving Rally ,
Moderators, AssociaJ
Are Planning To Cha
The State. Many Ha>
others $100.
'vq
d MORRIS COLLI
I A CORDIAL I>
I ALL FRIENDS
P| TO VISIT THE
|N* TIIAINKSlilVlIN
A (ONTR1BUT
: THE WORK.
? \ - Make A)1 Ofeek*
%
k. " Morris College 1
t he
i& Drive.
* > $
/
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BTTO LEADEM ?
A. M. ?. Bishops I
Philadelphia Cour
PHILADELPHIA , (ANP) . Charging
tha^ African. Methodist
Episcopal Church " is* run on
"polities" ,wjth the Council (if~!Jishops
pulling the strings, Bishop
Richard It. Wright, Jr., headed the
18 th* K | >isropal?pi strict of the
churchy-testified last Monday that
he was transferred from two" districts
because of- -disagreement
with other council members.
Bishop Wright's charges came
during" a heated court fight I
'.ween Bishop 1).?Ward Nichols,
head of the First Episcopal District
and Dr. William P. Stevenson, who
was transferred, from Philadelphia
Conference by Bishop Nichols.
In making the statement, Bishop
WngJit firmly refuted testimony
given eariler by Bishop ?Sherman
L. Greene, senior bishop of the
church, who said Bishop?Wright
had been, transferred for the "web
fui'O of the chin eh.
?Referring to his removal?froiv
the two districts, Bishop Wright
testified: "All this is politics. This
would never have happened.except
for politics. : TTf
Judge Francis Shunk Bro\yi of
Common Pleas Court, who is hear
ing the case, told Bishop ,Wi;ight
"That's unfortunate."
**Very unfortunate," . Bishoj
Wright-"said, "and disgraceful:"~
Bishop Wright was defending
himself against Bishop Greene's
testimony. Bishop Wright said he
was removed from the Sixth District
because; he refused the advice
a former "president of Morris
Brown College to'that position
after the college official had been
removed for .embezzling funds.
cused of the removal, although the
board of trustees at the college
flowers expressed the diigh esteem
in which the deceased was held
The floral and funeral arrangewere
beautiful.
" Fleming and Delaine funeral
Home in charge.
ATA ATa ATA. ATA A*A ATA ATA A* *. ATA AT
or The
HOMECOMING
Been The Receipent (]
e People Who Have Be
ogram Of Christian F
?e Is In The Final SU
Drive. Thanksgiving
Family Of South C a
i Will Gather For r
;\r?H MnmP/'nm 1 ncr
AtVlllVVVIIIIll^l
joiis, Convention Pre*
rter Buses From Yarn
e Pledged $500, $250
EGE EXTENDS *
JVITATION TO }
AND ALUMNI jj
COLLEGE AT
Gv\ND MAKE
ION -TOWMO?4
s Payable To The . t
Endowment
tir Dispute In
t Room
J voted to o'i-t t-'nr president.
"1 was told 1 was a bixbop. and
trustees do not art unlets t??M to
I by the' ldslio'p.M" . 1
The bishop said iiis eoiiseieiK e
I would riot permit him to retain
-d the olbieinL to otliee. ^Hts-rentsHi-HL1?
from tlle-di-.trict Minn full owed J?
Later, 1'ishop Wright. wa.? ?? - |
>nove<r T l o n t tTTT" 1 lit h I list net. I!. ; Y*
he testified, was tiff* result o f
trumped-up eharjres avainst .him. . !
'iSolh it bop (lY'd-ne aii.d \\ ri*
- "pi lit Hint"?tiian lwo ii'ior?>t--i?t-Yn??
\vtVnes.s stand in t)i? <a-e initiated
i by Dr. Stt'Vvh<011, who rhibn i-it
, Bishop Nichols did not irive a proper
notice of transfer-. '1 in- minister
1 uls'o~charyes that tlu- purchase" of
1 the disptffcd-Allen buiidine: by the
1' district, which he oppu.-ed, the
direct cause of his removal.-'
rj At- Monday's iie-iti tHe . Mb" ft*rp
- ISi "'in)) h'li lull'A 111?'?n)! I1-' . 'Ill' ' 'h'1?
'.Ill-day notice to transfer jmm> by.,r
(Div Stevenson is in keeping with
j laws of the church.
"There is no limit t'o the appointinjrirower
of u bishop.'Mhe -nmior i
. bishop-asserted. "I se no crime in'
Bishop- 'Nichols*' acting."
Bishop (Ireene also testified i r>
:?reference t<> the Allen Building n major
point in the dispute. H e
said t?he edifice-'is a church shrine
and any bishop would he' expected
' to save the.church property that
was up for.sheriff's sale.
J Earlier, testimony revealed that
I j the Allen Buildinjr was being sold
j taxes-, on it. Bishop Nichols and
II some ministers wanted to buy it
lnVek because "it would have been
embarrassing for the denomination
--Uv lose it." Dr. "Stevenson?report
j e'dly opposed the move to purchase
| th buildinjr, but the district went
p the sheriff's sale. -j.'
TiMtimnny in the ease was conclud&d
at Monday's hearinjr and
both sides are expected to submit
1 1 their briefs to the-count his .week. 1
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thanks
>f Contribu- Jj:
en Interestducation.
ffj
iges Of The itt
, November
irolina And
Fhe Annual
iidents, htcM
ills Parts (>r
; $200 'and....^ i ' t
iiu-xi
JUT.
Coir
4 _ lll'J-S
Mable K. Howard Home Eeonor
spirit of loyalty of the Friends
Woman's Baptist State Conven
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KOCK'Y fl.AlMS MOOKE NEFJl
murwiK i)MKS HKM
MTIl
LOS \N(,KJ.KS (.Wl'i lLavy
Weight '''lanijiiun l'ucky Mytvian
!a-I ttfi-i, :. I '(.!* !? .) if.a'. 'a* ".v a
' ? ! at \ ; < '.a- AI "ii i \\ -ii-i! V la' ' a
nifl f?-t tla lit;. jv< Th<-' r?.*a
W^COOKING
^ ^ rid her
Turn left-over holiday tur
delight with rich cream sa
ing Carnation Evaporated
every time. Let double-rich
at a buffet dinner with Cre
vegetables, and individual
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CREAM
<Makes
A ? - t I - - ? ?
j. laaiespoons ourier ^
2 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 % cups (large can)
undiluted CARNATION
Blend butter, flour and sal
together over low heat or in i
double boiler over hot wate
Gradually add Carnation. Cor
tinue- stirring until mixture i
giving I
, Ueairicc* {/Timing a i in':
h Sampsnn. speaker fur a
t 1/inner. Some 5''0 jx J >on> a'1'Utv.
Cl. (.!. i'anie'.s. l'leAiiii-m o
mention, is keen in the Inukytour
: is '.lie newly elected pr< sklent ?
leTTiTiiih" 1?Li., \VAiiYjni^LTf>l -i^n.
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nies huildinp; is a vr<>i.,d e\un
of Christian Education. Thi
tion. Under the leadership c
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t?YYYVVV% eVVV
*" t
ys
pMgm FTr?
i- ! son Moore needled -him with a profrght-x-ampaign
which evmn included-^
' letters daring Rocky to fight.
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- | However, Rocky saLd he would
I fight Moore again, provided the
public wants the match arid Archie
i) . "wins a couple of fights in the next -1
- ; few months.' . _,T.
key or ham into a gourmet's
uce. Make it with better-blend- \ v
Milk for failure-proof results .
i Carnation help you entertain
amed Turkey and mixed green
cranberry salads.
Li ^
IED TURKEY * 6
servings)
2 cups cubed turkey or chopped,
cooked ham H
1 cup cooked mixed vegetable*
2 tablespoons chopped pimicn?o
Vb teaspoon poultry seosoning, ^
if desired
t thickened and.smooth . <JL(L.to. 15. .
a minutes).- Add" turkey or hem,
r. vegetables, pimiento and pouit?-y
i- seasoning, Serve in patty shells
s or on toast.
1
ri7?e on ? ? '
I'lato Kndow'- JL
mk<l ti,is ,ij?.
i' till- Stale
fl. -Mi>. San- V
f thV Wat ma c Y
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iple of the lyve and devoted w.
s building was a gift of the ? *'
>f Mrs. M. K. Howard. JL . ?