The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 02, 1956, Page Page 5, Image 5
. | lliturday, June 2, 1956
Among Baptist In
louth Carolina
Jy WilHam McK inley How man
(Wo have just closed one Of the
1st sessions of the Haptist Con-'
ntion ever held in our State. J
I e sess'on was harmonious an.I j
' litful for tin* Haptist cause *ifi!
State in particular and for tie*
1 itj.on in general. From the r:\pt.
rjr of the n'uvcl Tuesday cviiuj
j j P. Mi to the closing Sunday
t] reniliK* The Haptist caiee \\;* s
i chanced; altiiou^h we did not t
li hieve 100'/# enrollment. W e
h me a step farther up the road
f! , the 1CU' < Koat. Dr. C. (I. |);ue
rj s our President was snore1, in I
f 5 annual address. '()ui? Rccordiue
? h fiolaiy. Ik-. Jenkins Win l.i'd !?< ?
~ nd the scenes to see 11 :ii tin)iivvntiun
machinery ' worked
foperly. All of the Committees
forked iinrd for tin- cause an I wo
ftill .see next year a Convention
operating more homogeneous 'than
tvei'i before.
,Xo- real contest came to the
floor to' divide or split the dele
?ati?n.'The nearest of such a con*
test came between the-cities ask?~~
ing fov t4u??Conuuitiun__nejd. year.
Th* Cities were Columbia and
Sprtanhurg. After a ntild debate
fc Convention voted overwbelmto
go to Spartanburg with a
jntative. agreement to return to
.olumbia in 1!>58. The Convention
cite rated its stand for law and
rder and its faith in the Constiption.
They^weif up-set that a
taptist Minister was circulating
. i petition trying:.to entice .some
South Carolinians to disavow the
iction of the Supreme Court o n
lie school issue. Some wanted to
?xpel this man from the fellowiip
of the Convention." This ac>n
will be given for the consi.l""
ulion ill a special Committee in
lich the alleged minister will be
ked to appear' for a fair and
jMnny of tin* old Convention
Elinri-hys were missed. They "TkITTiswcred
the roH?rail; they had
fiished their work, no nunc will
Ky visit the Convcntion. TTuT"
legation left the ('(invention
rtl the delcnnina4.iojr To" finish
c Endowment Drive This Year.
Year we will meet with the
Biompson Street Baptist Church
J Spartanburg? Rev; IT T. Sears,
?~ "In entertaining pastorf
ftorris College Must Be Kndowed
? 'I.et's Watch, Fight- and?Dray. ?
ACTIVITIES IN AMI AKOl'ND
MORRIS BROWN A. M. K.
(Ill R( II
Rev. .1. C. Quarles, I'astor
tlo' Curini. lv ' ltivtd fned
AC Morris Bi;own A". M. K.
Church we enter to worship, depart
to serve;
Ciur niurning worship began at
11:15 o'clock with oru'an prelude
by Mr. A. Blygin and the Jr.
church choir with Mrs. N. S. C'obin
choiristrcss and Mr. Itohcrt (ladson
chorister. Tluy doxology, am!
the. ill to worship. Our "opening
hynui?O that 1 know the secret
place whcro 1 might find my (lod..__
A very fervent prayer was offered
by the Kev. (Tethers. Scripture
lesson was read taken from Itonans
2:1-11 hy Rev. M~ St ruble.
I 'he decalogue, and selection -from
| oy the choir. The announcement
| was then read hy Mr. W. D. Bradj
ford. Our second hymn, O for a
faith that will not shrink though
j pressed hy every foe. . After .this
| hy in ri ll^1 pastor Iter. J. O. Quar- !es
came down at the alters and
requested?What a Fellowship, ho
sung. After this was- sung with
the spirit the pastor as a good
* father and brother took time and
made every thing very clear to
incoming the?New Budget-that
was passed. He explained it
very carefully, So that everybody
could understand and govern them
(selves accordingly. The congregaition,
hy the emotion showed that
'everything was well understood
{and that our pastor need not fear,
' for he has the full hearted cooperation
from all concern. Then he
mounted the rostrum and preach:id"a
dynamic sermon. Text tTTT<rn i
from Jeremiah 5:12, his theme: I
Ciin w*? .finilt a righteous mnn iivl
(Jerusalem ? The semon was shori
and sweet- The right hand of Fellowship
'JvasT* given" Two yoiTnj?-*
girls who have started on their
way to serving and giving service.
The stewards lifted the offering.
Mrs;~ (1. 1'. Singleton made? tlr^
announcement for the offering.
Attef- fhe T^ev. J. C. -Quarles
spoke briefly about the General
Conference held in Miami. Mr. VV.
I>. .Bradford jilso made remarks'
touching on what the pastor said.
C. K. Bradford also spoke giving j
some of the high light of the
General Conference and how wonv
{ fli.'ifiil the, pastor Rev, .d?f^r-Qrmr|
lcs. went alt out to ludp make
things possible. He worked very
hard so that out wishes would
come to pass, also liro. W. 1)
Bradford and Rev. .1. .!. Taylor,
also Mrs. K. Bradford. We were
at every session JTom the. benin11inU'
to the tdose and a fevv'iiit.es
all nite, hut our dream came
true. We will ray more in next
week's issue.
Mo mis Brovvn Marches.
Watch next week for the family
"rejourn-, patess who's, family?
WTTTFTS TS TlliLJxlIWKZZ:
By Corine l'? Bradford
.Mr. W, I). Bradford made a very
inn' 1? |#??ri IM uH 1 ii^nrrni
Conference, being tin* "delegate lit'
1 ricil TIT tiring back everyt hiny
I hilt?Was?pumdble.
Mi's. Ft !icT.~~T57 ItlTTwn wa- : i" 11
talking with the reporter, saying
how iiHietrrrhr missed hrm nn
".Motlioi.s Day." ?
The Steeling eomm it-tee f ? i
"Woinens Day" which will he ob:
served on the fourth Sunday in
June had its first call meeting
yesterday with Mosdanios (?.. J'
Singleton, Martiie Johnson, Annbelle
Kinloeh, S. II, Drown,' Vivian
K. Ducan, F (ireenwood
T'. K. Hi'Udfro.l to make plans for
the woinens .day prqgram.
Wo are so happy to know the
daughter of Mrs. Julia Hrook \s
doing fine. Mrs. Brooks, a very
fine church worker.
The fans were all happy to sec
the reporter hack, we will" .have
your paper from now on out.
We shall tell you about some oi
our very fine friends that we met
in Miami in next week's issue
The P. K. Farmer and Mrs. Farmer
motored and also Mr. and
Mrs. \\\ I). Bradford. The trip
was great. W'ilk say more later, so
many nice things we would like
for you to know about our stay
in Miami.
Rev. and Mrs. M. Strolde will
he the Palmetto guest this week;
Mr.'Henry Ihown was the first to
purchase tin- leader this week. I
should, like to say thanks a million
to my dear frien.l -for. Ueiny
^o_v^ry^kiin I to?rmr
Sincerely
Your t o|mi Ii'i', [ ', 1-:?LL
PKUIN-T1IOMAS SCHOOL HAS
Cl.l'H ACTIVITY NKillT
I. C. Ilrown, Principal
?-'the?various?clubs?at Perrin?
Thomas School presented a very interesting
and enjoyable program
in the school cafetorium Wednesday
April H! at 8:00 P. M.
The program was as follow-:
"Scouting ^Time" hy the Hrown'ie
Scouts directed hy Miss II. L.
Mortis.
?7-A?playlet- "Safety?1.and'* by the
K. Kreeman.
A playlet "All's Well Through
('on I it-rat ion," The Student Council
direct or, Mrs. C. Phelps Martin.
"The Land of Health", by Hie
Junior Red Cross Council, Miss J.
K. (ilailden, Sponsor.
The audience expressed themselves
as having enjoyed the program.
. Mrs.
I. C. Brown had a very colorfull
display of Health charts and
booklets.
The Art Clubs had ac excellent
display of drawing, painti.'.g, needlework
etc. with whicl^ the audience
. ami the parents were very
pleased. Art Club advisors a r e
Mrs. L. T. Saunders; Misses Valencia
Kin.g and Miss C. M, Marine
'The Dance Club, directed b y
Miss Lemon will present?their
program May dl at 8:00 P. M.
The public is cordially invited to
enjoy this program.
IIKYWARD A. M. IS. Oil RCH
Rev. I'. P. McFarland, Jr., Pastor
(IASTOJJ? Sunday School opened
at 10:45 a.m. with the Superintendent
Mrs. Sarah Ann Williams
in charge. The lesson was taught
by teachers of the various classes
and it wsfs reviewed by our paster,
p^.-p.-p- Fat land,-"At?AfthV
die- review the Secretary, Miss
Rosa Mae Williams ( made her ix*port.
After making such a splendid
report the pastor stated that
Alias Williams was b'ne of th.
finest Sunday School Secretaries
to he found anywhere. The Sunday
School was then closed with th.?
meet Again."
Morning worship began immediately
following the Sunday School
services. VV.e had a wonderful and
inspirational service. Uev. McFarland
preached fro in the subject:
Witnessing for Christ.'*
The Y. p. I), of this chureH attended
the regular monthly union
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! ' Members of the ?''i':t<ln:i 1 in?r cl.iss at I'.oi.l.or T. Wasliiiivtuu j
Hijrh School arc, above,. first roiv. ujiver .laek^on. Jerry
. Moses Free, Harry 15. Knt hor.l'onl. Jr.. Thomas I Jro\vn_J.I.ul>-|
; ert IJluford. Johnnie Patterson, Charlie For re--J, Joe .Marl; j
.( Williams. Frank* (1'ibson, ('ressweTI l> Idnur.o, MeKiiY'SJ
I I I <wlne< sMw...l..c I.M.i:. I f I..-:-. II II II II 1
i - ?uiiwiv n. niMMinin, I 1,1! (Mil Jlilll,
> bert Norris.' '?
Second row, Rluinette Williams, Franeeile Gorlcy. Harriet
* Garrett, Mildred Whetstone,. Willie Mae Goodwin, Ann
Eii/.aliet lF Reed, Catherine Douirlas. Maggie llrosia; Mar\
Greene, Margie Coles, .Julia Hell Drown, .Johnnie Mae 1'ow.
mail, El isc - 'Hopkins. Ida Huston.'
Third row,'. Edit.v Friday, Sarah English. Zelnia Uellinger, |
'.j Harry Zoll Felder, Surlina G. Simpson, Evelyn Brawn, Fran*
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Ready for graduation arc these ('. A, Johnson High
"School. seniors, above, first .'row, Milton., MyerA. Manuel
Caughman, Kvon Fit/pat rick, James Scott, Herman Rico.
Robert Rice, Wilbert Adams, (iilbert Adams, Arthur Long,
Freddie Walker, Alfred Butler. Leotis Coker, Leon Johnson,
SylvesterTook, Alphonso Xeliums.
Second row: Harold Am.iker, William (Ireen, Roosevelt
j Spigner, Charles Thomas, Maliiula Ash ford. M-arjorie J'.ur-i
roughs, Nadine Hawking. flaretfa?Hart. Sara It K inlaw.1
Jacqueline Benson. Rosa Benjamin. Margie Addison, Alger-'
ine Eddington, llattii* Mary ('ope. L.incll Fields, Essie Jen-1
meeting which was held at St. With a pastor like, our- own
James Chtiirh. They woti first- Friendship is rallying like Friendprize
for attendance with 51* mem- ship of old. TITe Trustees are ma!;-:
j hers present. iny rapid progress with the rally.
C'k:?s meeting will he held her,. T,u' Y,,un~ A,ll,lt 1,hoir is 1,11 "H
Tuesday niuht; l.ove Feast will ho >4'1 p. Too much credit]
held the Friday" night before ih?|,im'! > * ^V,MI, '} T> W" j
second Sunday. There will be ., | M has, u ho oryani/ed t ins cho'n ; j
special service here on Children's '''s w''1* ''u* P'anisti; j
Day. Rev. J. S. Hunter of St. Pel- Prayer meeting Wed. nijrht ,
)Cr will be in charge of that night; * hojir reher>al Tuesday night,
the public is invited, .f hutch Reporter
We invite you to Hey ward A.M.
K. Church at anvtiine, visitors -are
always-welcome. SIROAM HWPTIST ( III lt( If |
Hattie Millard, Reporter UlV- N ^"unison, Pastor
* i HOPKINS On Sunday evening
I-IMF.NDSH1P A. M. H. ( Ill R( II j !l?"' :hd the .lidilee i-hoir of St.
Itev. K. Alfred Vance. I'aslur dohn j Raptist Church <11 pkinsj
has invited our choir I > paitieiSunday
was Youth Day. S. S. P"1'1. '"v''^Irg "[(
Review l?y the Supt. .Mrs. 15. K. ft"" 1 ejfawon. u> i
Ferguson, Financial Rainier-hi tiu' 1"l!l,,,|l "'is r" v?um.
adult d?*partmeat won by "iCtns.s 'I'lie Jubilee ( ii >> has also neon
" N6. I. Teacher ITof. X.?T7?V?invited lo sing nt the . Re | Hill
Mims. Attendance banner won by j I?;rptist clnii'rli in I'.a lover o n
class No. 7. Teacher Mrs. I'. May ~i, 2:'I0 I'. ,\1. Again we are
.Ferguson. urging as nia.ny members as will
11:00 morning; worship Jr. choir to go. along wilh our choir and
1 endtring- nuikic. Mrs. A. J. Clary help support them.at
the. . piano. Our pastor Rev. 'I he I' slier Hoard lias been inYf>
nee, preached an 'appropriate \'it< d to attend a singing program
stumon, filled with lilt: gospel at the pleasant drove baptist,
truth fiom Romans 1:1! 1. (Ihuivh on the .'trd Sunday in June1
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dilating Class at Booker Washing t<
cos Kolloy. Mario A. Wrijrlit, .MaryI.aYotta Sims, llo:
Mario S.11 ij 1? r. (iertddi-Ka-Mc( Junior. Clara ! '. l't-i frsnm J
Rthol jd.UUlU?toi?. Aliio Van _('al.iwcll. l-llaino l.akins. <
AJao Williams. Daisy l.uwman, Anna Mamio Willia
(iAvoiidoh ii Ktarfcs, Miniliottir Nmrly Shi Hoy -Sal tors. ?
"f I.V./..4 I. .. . C?J II II ? * ?* .......
i ritu! hi row, menu .Myers, isyivia r.ssie .Mac M illia
Princelta Sykcs, Bettve Humph, Essie Lee Mitchell, John
Mae Corky, Willie Mae Spaim, Alma Jones, Roheim I hi
Kichard-on. Carrie Jean Corhin. Sylvia Davis,-Marietta I><
ware. Dorothy J.oyner, Helena Louise Brown
Fifth row. -Woo:'row Oshia, Ella Mac Greene. Mary E|
Bettye Je.ut Brown. Mary- Ellen Carter, Beatrice W. M. T
lor, Sarah (I. Brown. Mary Ann Johnson. Frances E. 11
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l.'IiK Willi.> Mm.. (!i'ii?'.>r .Tm i'ii I ;i >1 i m Mini-: Siliii'l.iv 1?...
Shirley iii.ghsn1i.th, Wajtyr (Irani. Vivian Williams. Frti
Whiter _ , . *?i... . ' " ' ~-t?
Third row, Inez Johnson, Shirley Nelson, ? .Mary I)a\
Robbie Culhreath, .Mary Weeks, Charlotte Wilson. Mi
Alice Howell. Merlene Wages. Shirley flarr. Mary S.intt
Janie I.vies. Ver'ell Paschal. Kiltie Hell Djivis, Joan ?
Xair. Kvelyn' Wages. Julia MeK.ee. Julia Ueardon. Rehei
Kdmtmds. O'ctuvia Coles. Daisy Montgomery.. Sarah tlilli,
Zir.i ('larkson.
Kqnrtii row. Anderson Helton/Joan Miliignn. Polly M
which is Julio 17,Nil .'1:00 1*. M. tor visithiyr their parent
We are still urjriity a< manv of ; an,i M,'s- Jakl" Rrewninu:.
our members to no as possible I WI'1V ?^<>'?panied bark- by I
Faith 1 link-ins,- Reporter diehard Browning who will o
the summer.
WOOIMtl I I' M'.WS Mr. 'oiil Mr i. Joe IhmuelL
,"of-i::uff i^i. Js'. V. formerly of
NKWltRTHKI. <' 111' I K< II j c-i t .art Wre \isitiny their ui
I i'r Mrs. Sebb:e Beam tt also
Rev. F. S. Jones-. I'astor alll| Mls Bennett.
Sunday Sehool opened at i's -nu> |.lsl ,.iu.s )lf Ml. <)uhn w
usual hour with the Sunt. T. M. Unan ?f Knoree.. S. C. was.
AWdrath and teaelwrs at their j Sunday at W hiti?? I'Uuie l'.a
po-t of duty. ( lays -^p. .1. won the Church in I.aurens, S. C. Re'
financial banner, ?Mrs. K. Cist., (jri.y, .officiating. Heasly ;
Mi-S M A- flits' I'- RcilheC. tn;n-y' w.K in nf.uri.?
teachers, the uttemlanee banner, iru,lU. Those attended the t^u
remains i n class \. i. Mrs. I. 1 /,0m lime were "Sir. and Mr
l'doydc and Mrs. ti; Wylrv. teach ! .|,,|ms<>n. .Mr.-. \. lrby, Mr.
01 s. . . I Mi's, I., .iofies and family. Mr.
The Usher Union will meet at j Mrs. William Styles, Mrs. Ci
June Jrd. j (ieornia Ann Foster.
Mr. atjd Mrs. James Drewton. [ Fast rites of Mrs. Carrie Yi
Mi1, and Mrs. David Robinson, Sr. I was held at Ceder (i.ijjv-o Da
TTTTd chilrtrorr Mrs, l.iihr farlm ?*j ! t tmrrtr Sunday Rev, Karl offi
tended tin' home eominic services j :atin>>\ M. S. ( allaham Ian
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?i wart i rrapci in i nr(fn~rTniiiTv, name wtt? rr] cnartfo. iniovn
Ucv. R. H. Sullivan, Pastor: Rev was in' the ("hureh cemetery.
J. A, Smith Itroii);ill the afternoon Mr, lioy Rennetl, rMr. Rons
mossyjfO. He was ae<oni|>anicd ;y Noiiii remain on tho sicU lis
Mt. View and Bruton Temple Slap
tist churches. Mrs. M.,T,. Thompson, ]
Mr. and Mrs. Ktyoor Moore of
I<os Vagas has rctiw'ned ho'.ic af- ? .
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<si'! Sylvia Prudence Pawkins, l.olivonia 'Smith, Rebecca Goodday
win. Svl\ia Kdim.mis. Verm-ll Kawlinson, Mary -Lee Muntgo 11
ie ' n-ery; 1Ur+lfa HeKirrs Pavisf--Vera iioi'tGTi, Stlsue Koseita *
ms, Smith, Mom*s A. Goodwin, .Jr. . y ?
r Sixth row. (Inner ('lowland .Jenkins. Curtis Abney, Frank-,r~
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u,.-., I mi i.wmih i, ui iiiih' x-. xu'iii .weiv-m rauerson. i ,
fHi.! John Wesley Harmon Jr., Clit'fon Jackson Jr . Robert Sr.,
inie I Frank liinjrleton, Theodore R. Lewis Jr.. James William
ifsv I Ross,-Joe 1/. Mel 1 wain. W. Leon Ruff, Herbert Jeter. Dewey
)iii- Seott, ( laud Myers .Jr.. Peter Bolton, Otis Goodwin, Frank . ' y .
Marian- Jackson, Quiney M. Richardson, Julius IS van's Jr..
>1 ?s. Johnny Lamont C.reene. Marione Harrison Jr , Robert M. '
av- Tate Jr. < Photo ('ouiMesv. The State)
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i pliy, Evon. < 1'i.k. Sara I.??\\ m:tn. Gertie Robinson, Ruth
ink [.Myers. I.ula llayiu--. Doris Coleman. Minnie Myers. Frances
? J Hunter, Velma Ishmoe.Mary Mills, Sarah Hell. Eloise Griff- J
-is, in, Claretia Cook. Marilyn Nenl, Minnie Gordon. ,|
iry . Fifth row. Frank Montoith. Robert Taylor. Reuben
le), Walker, Dane! Anderson. Otis Rarr, Thomas Daniels, dames
lie- j Williams. Johnny Jones.'.Joseph Davis, John "Clay Jones,
,'ca Frank (k.ris. William Javis. Robert Fresslev. (Photo
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^ OON'T WORRY DEAR...I WASONW LUCKY
LVOU PLftV BETTER GOLF "WAN I DO.. ANYTIME.'*
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