Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' t ^ CHIJCKLE CORMER^ : "there most be something around. the house you caw d?!* r 7 chuckle corwerl ' ^ 71 bov ^h^ted take the jo&v;-7 ?? pfnsiom goes with it :r chuckle corner? tiujij. i L ? "?,L I rn // ? "rtML <=> nv a /hurrv over before mom gets -rce1 home^..eRRKiDMPlJl I'M iM ft TftM I T :.t i ? j : . ; ? ' /* PALMETTO LEAPEB 4 Scouts Preparin; Valley Forge Ja -.T Boy Scouts officials report cedent progress in preparing j site at historic Valley Forge, 1 I asylvania for tJie Fourth Nati ? Jamboree to be held next Jul! to 18. : I ' A 1 ,SOO-?erp tent city will hi j more than nO.OOO f'.nv Scouts. i plorers, and leaders from all p ?:? j of the nation and some from o i lauds. It will liave its own wi ; electricity and telephone excKa ! post offices, and other services I * j the largest gathering of boys I tlie we^Hcn hemisphere. About one hundred special tr ! and hundreds of buses will tr; j port Scouts to the Jamboree. I j roads are giving jamboree par | pantsaspceinl rajlroad cities scenic spots before and aftfr jamboree. ' Contingents will arrive dii the three days before the jan l-d-iiV. atMuiuu.Ju4onJti4v^4^?rfl ,1.y, nil) I... In.I t 1 Scouts home.after" the jamb close's the evening of July 18. The jamboree calipers will at least twelve years Hdd hol< Secoiul Class rank or higher. jamboi'ce is a self-sustaining er prise made "possible by the 1 dollar jamhoree fee paid by \ participant. Double Medical Check ? National, state, and local he and protective agencies are c elating to give the jamboree health and safety record be than the average city of 50,000 ?.? pulation. Doctors from home a will travel and-live with the" tingents. Each jamboree Scout Explorer is checked by a physi at home and again upon his ari at the jamboree. --Already completed?is? 300 feet wide and 100 feet dec front of a natural amphithc that will hold about 55,000 boree campers and guests. Sp< cular programs are planned foi opening"e\eiiTn'g. July 1?. and farewell pinp-imn ?the _OVO of July 18. Outstanding Ameri EBERNEZER A. M. E. CHI.* Rev. L. J. Ilymnn, I'astoi MAYESVII.LE?Services 1 with the Jr. choir singing Night as the Rev. Hyman , pared for the services. 1st I was No. 31G, Come Thou Almij Hint;, after which Rio. I-.. .Mis prayed with all his might. i the prayer the usual form ol services was used. Rev. II; j preached _Trom tliL 11th clvapt St. Luke ttsingi the 18th? ? verses. Text,?Too?Rusy. PI read the scripture so you ear ? full connections. Sonic of points from the sermon \ Christian making too many cuses. So many of p<-- nmt'm) euses whieh will cause us too our souls. Marriage chat things. Sometimes we marry wrong things such as, our e ly jol>|, cleaning our houses staying away from the ch Keeping up with our social t cd friends in ordcr.to be in s<>< We are too busy to see ; our widows and orphans. \\ < on the icmpra) side in ke< our homes. Too busy to g< church. We must stay away from church our floors and furn needs polishing. We arc too to feed our souls spiritually polish our christian lives. If are going to see God, we an ing to live a christian life an,ing to give the best of our scm We must stop being too busy 'Serve God a?d mun. Rev IIj also spoke of .children being busy to do a kind deed f<xr elderly jperson Too busy to o| to any one. Too busy to i mother and dad around the h ?? Too busy tn run an errand, f I ren be kind and courteous, i I the heart of your parents 'p I Work for God. lip your best Jt never t?c too busy.1 After the | mnn; Iter, ir.vmari closed his I rnon l?y singing: "I am On j Battlefield for my Lord," and never be too busy to serve i After the singing of hymn j 40!), one gentleman connected ) self with the church: ~ ] Many visitors worshipped !us, and we- are nsking-them j come again. Don't forget our ' members and friends. Put ' on your Christmas shopping On 'Sunday afternooop, th( Missionary Society A.M.E. CI of Ebernea/.er A. M. E. CI was beautifully entertained a parsonage with Mrs. L. J. Hj ?. as.. 0 n t e rtn rrrrr:?The Missioi Society has taken on new lif< progressing nicely. After the discussion of that meeting, Hynian spoke about tho pro I v " , '*? 1 \ Y g Site For 50,000 At mboree ex- will participate in both programs the There will be other Scout shows Pen- in sectional arenas. Campfires anc onal daytime demonstrations will, givi i 12 |each Scout a chance to show his stuff or be entertained and instruc ause j e<l by the other fellow's skills. l"'x- ; Each night, 1adiu-cuntiul' 1 Mils Ltrucks will deliver frosh dairy pro ItlPJ'| duyt>;, meat, fruit and vegetable; iter J to commissary refrigerators. _L n(te, will be high-quality food, bough for I by the carload, to fit well-balancei s in i mOnus. aiiis Troops will get their food aiu ans- cooking supplies before each mea tail- ! at sectional commissary tents. Jan tici- I borcc campers will cook their owi and | meals and share the daily canq the chores. Each patrol or crew mem ' ber will, share such tusks as fin ring * builder, cook, and "cleaner-upper,' nbo- ; Thanks to the use of over one mill iirce | ion paper plates there won't be ? hie : d'islmashing problt'lll.* : orec i < The jamboree camp inhabitant be will have plenty of time to piel ling up camping techniques through in Tin- ten-amp vibU, li^pl-irw, iterv and demonstrations. There will In "ifty , excursions to historic serines ii each and near Philadelphia. ? Sunday, July 14 will bring om of the most impressive thrills t( the jamboree. In several religion: -alth sorvlccs* each conducted in desig 0 nated areas simultaneously, tin 1 more than 50,000 boys and leader: 'tter worship according to thei 1 own faiths, all united in the free leas doln of their right to worship God .The- sprawling tent will be go , Veined by the Scout Oath and Lav I j ami administered by teams of na rival tional,'sectional, and troops Scout ing leaders. Scoutmaster*?a n i ^ J their assistants are -being carefnH; ,p in \ selected locally for the responsibi atro anc' 'lwnor jamboree troo jam- leaderahip. ?cta P'or many of the 50,000 parjici the pants it will be a Monce in a diXfi the ) time" experience seeing Americ fmg?ami camping with others' 1 rom a: cans parts nf the nation, ^Ithnt i* beinsr made, and nlpdm f ? "? ' ? - ' * his full support as ho has alwaj done. egan rpjlc jfayesville Inst. Christnu " erK parade will bo held Dec!"' Id, ltd Ivmti at Everyone, is invite ' to witness this school parade. ' 1 ,v.l \V. It. Fringle the principal of thi r"ulli school is urging you to see th \fter r i .< ? , parade. If you nuss it you wi r tno| . , i?*- i ? nuss a groat part of your life, . mar. j . cr nf ??Clumdv?Reporter -20'. h1 ease*! LITTLE RIVER C IRCUIT i get Rev. J. A. Duncan, Pastor tfijj vereil David sorrH-he Lord is my SJiep ox- J herd. , lose for this conference year convene iginr at St. 1 'aill on \'nv?LB after en the I joying a lovely S. S. reviewed h arth-i Elder A. J. Jenkins which a goo ami many thoughts were given on th urch.j Ie sson which were very much en nihil-1 j,oyed hy all. iiciyJ?' At the close of S. 3., service lie ibout, pan with the Jr. choir in charge o - alc j the music. After^iflib usual order <1 opening service, our pastor pre > to. seated the P, E. who brought t j the audience a soul stirring me.sage from the theme: "God's Ca iluro. Service." The church was set o busy fice with the spirit. We were aid nr to rejoice in the God of our salva ^vc | tion. Col. foV the day $107.81). ' ?"* . We were happy to read th ' K?" Leader again. We are glad for th vice, return of our much beloved pas an' tor hoping success will 1)0 his an hnan 0(|U!1- conference year. . i?"?Service was very sliui I iibd swec an at Mt. /ion Sunday. A good ehiirr pculi Sl.)iool to begin with. Class No. on help ^10i,js (|)e Finance banner, Mrs. 8 omc. (;rci'iio, teacher. The devine s*'i hiT.l- vj(.p was ve,.y uplifting with th na^ Jr. choir in charge of the music road. f|u. S|,j|it really was in our midsl We were pleased TO have iTi ou midst Pest and famil, ^c>". from?Aymni', Mtp. T. C'. Murr ^.? from Atlantic Beach Miss Ruby N s^a' Gore. They are bbth teachers i God. olpsfnu^ High. ^ . J1 r. S~, 75! Green Jr., and famil " and the- Rest family drone ?rr guest of Mrs. Robert I.ivTngstor A good dinner wns -en'r^vM r . , The writer. Mrs. Clara Green* i Mrs. Stella Bellamy were the din tnein, , ? ; , list | m'r ^uest ln lovely nnirrr o 'g' tour pastor and wife, A lovely din lurch 1 ner was enj?-ve(1lurch ^e ft, P st'" aRk?nK to rf ^ jj.. member the sick in our prayer. man rary - Lula Bellamy. 2 is main ? - BUY BONDS ,1* Patterson and R< 'Athletes of Year , | MIAMI, FLA.?Brooklyn's prir 5 I of boxing, youthful Floyd Patti 1 I soni who won tiie heavyweig j j championship of the world ji - , four years after taking Olyinj t ; gold medal honors, has been l j med "Athlete of the Year" by t 1 ' 100 Pel' cent Wl'Oftg Club, ail J -lunta, tia. sports group. IS In an iuiiiount'emi-nt fl'61n he; LLouar.Lor.s_ at-Miami's Carver-Hot t j representatives of the Atlai 1 j sports glub early last Saturd morning revealed that Patters ' had been wired word of his sel 1 | tion along with compliments " Li his having become the young< i i person in history to attain the i j voted title?which* he won 1; > | night." -Patterson was Olynij - middleweigiit ehamjiion in 11)52, 2_? It was also distlo-scd -that Pa It ' son was invited to Atlanta - receive his citation during the iu i ruary 1, 11)57, 22nd annual a " sports baiKpiet of the 100 I i^oru w rong c nib. Making t L I statements for the club were A. c'Thompson, club president; Mari - E. Jackson, sports editor, Atlai v~Daily World and Moss H. Kendr 2" Washington, D. C. public relatic i firm head. Earlier the sports body annoi e ced that Rookie of the Year Fra a Robinson, Cincinnati Redlegs, v s named "Athlete of the .Year" -?baseball. Several members of?I e U. S. Olympic team, including i s lanta's Mildred McDaniel, Tuskej r Institute student, and Lee Calho ; UNIONVILLE A.M.E. CHURCI Rev. L. C. Brown, Pastor Vi ' ' ! ST .CHARLES?Sunday Sch j opened at in-;tQ with mil*? i iti charge. The classes were ta~uj by the following teachers:?R J Brown, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Washii |) : | ton, Miss Herrington and M Addison. Our teachers gave - some very interesting thoughts ..the?Sunday-School- Jossen. a Morning gervice began at 11 II and Processional, Choirs, singitif Oh How 1 Love Jesus, Senten of Worship, 1st hymn No. 108 . M.: There Is A Fountain Fil . With Blood, etc. The morn 'S prayer was offered by Bro. Ac son. Hymn No. 10 C. M. From -That Dwell Below The Skiesr Sc J(j ture lesson, the Decalogue. Af ' which the announcements by E " Gregg. The Anthem for Missi . No. 300 C. M." How Great 1 Wisdom, selection by the (Jos j Choir, then our most efficient p I tor took his text, found Heb) 12th chapter, subject Pressing < After the sermon, I'll Fly Aw The spirit was riding high. 1 invitation was extended. T ..being the. first Sunday the H -..Communion was given to th that partake of it. <? Tl& Willing Workers Club me d ing will be held at the home tss?Ma rip Sams, Sumter, S. y On Thursday night Dec. 105(5. d Our beloved jiastor and one e his co-wdrkers took Communion i- round to the sick and dinner v served at the home of Mr. and M !- Lonnie Benjamin, f Heights of great men, reach i f kept, Were not attain by sudden flij 0 But they while their coinpan >- slept II i Were toiling upward through i n night. e i- Your Reporter Rosa Mae Howard' e c" new bi;hi:l^\mk cntK( h Rev. C. Black, Pastor LEX1NGTON?Sunday, 4 lece 1 her 2nd was a full day at Bet I ^ Sunday JSeliool opened with Su ' Sljgh in charge, after which \ '* teachers took their respective p " j res of duty, and began teachi ' |of the l-csson. Review l>y the p " tor. InnucdllHidy after S. R.,-?1 1 morning worship began. Script! L liy Rev.?Black.?The ningregul! ^ joined with the Choir in singii O For A Thousand Tongues n Sing. Aftqr the Ushers passed 1 - trayy?and?rtrnm" hack to ~ alter, kqv. r. i,aws.came do ? aiui jrave thanks- to (!od fr 1 ' Rev. Black was one long to ' remembered, taking his text fr the Acts of the Apostle. * We were happy to have S G. E. Black worship with us, v is home on furlow from Louis. At 7:30 Sunday night the pas again preached a wonderful s mon arid all class leaders nit a round report. The Trustees are sponsoring special Christmas service, Sunri December 16 at the regular mo ing service. All trustees are as! Saturday, December*8# 1956 ibinson 9 ice North Carolina State College a t er- Durham are also scheduled to be fht honored. Calhoun is the first male jst .representative of an all-Negro MJL.gro enrolled institution to win an ia- Olympic gold medal, he Following te 24th annual BlossU oin Classic thi^ committee announ ~ ced that.the "Tigexa" ui Tennessee id- A. and J. State University, Nash:elr villi.*, would Vecetv'e the'~ W. A. ita Scott Memorial Trophy, which is ay donated to the national intercollegion iate football champions by The ec- | Coco-Cola. Tennessee's coath, How on 1 aid Gentry, was named "CoaOh of est the - Ygar." Tennessee defeated co Florida A. and M. UniversitjP41 to ist 29.".' pic Last year the Atlanta group cited Branch Rickey, JacJije Kobiner s-orr-nnd-"Ree Woo" Ktre.se for achto ieveinents fn baseball. Itay "Sugar" ;b- RuLinsOn, "Athlete of?-the ill- Vr'l " wllilo Ci-.-.ml.lm 'Pullon-u, 'er Louisiana, 'was national football he champions and its coach, Eddie RoL. j binson, received the "Coach of the on I Year" honors. Other 1957 honorees ita of I In* Huh will li(? !i imnimi'Pil ?t. ix, a later date. >ns The 100 Per Cent Wrong Club is a project of the Atlanta Daily nj- World, which for many years was ,nk the only Negro daily in the coun as try. The championship tropy spoil for sored by Coca Cola is in memory he of te World's ' founder and late U- publisher, W. A."Scott, II who was ree an All American quarterback at un, Morehouse College, Atlanta. I to be present and have his group sit with him. Always come to Bethel, your are ool Welcome. f*r, ====== jht GLOVER ANI) ROCKFORD ev.- AME CIRCUIT? iff Rev. W. P. Gambrell, Pastors. us After Sunday School, election of of officers foi Sunday School. Mrs. "F&IYFuG Ed.?Sunday School TreasIM. urur foi-thie year. All the teacheis ?I I? remained. We had 8 visitors. Mrs. ces Gambrell ifnd daughter and son, C. Also Mrs." Limmie Belcher and Mr. led "MarsheH- B^.. and daughter and i*g Mrs. Florence McDuffie. Mr. HarIdi lis Thomas, also visiting. After All Sunday Sehool the oi-der of service, lip by singing?IJoly Holy, Prayer by \ ter Bro. J. Lee, 2nd hymn, Once More i iev. named Bernard. Mothpr KaKii I on, Mrs. Linnie B. at the piaho. Song, ["he Take My Hand, hymn 133?lined, pel Scripture lesson, Joner- 3-1?And as- the world of the Lord, Decalogue? ew Sacrificial. offeriug was -taken by On. Luella Lee and Clyrissia Isom, ay. while the choir sang?Jesus Keep The Me Near The Cross. Prayer of con his secration by ReVi Gambrell, Song, oly Precious Lord Take My Hand ose Lead Me On, first book of Joner. The -pastor-Teatty did preach a won set- derful sermon, Amen over the of I Church in conc 1 usion,-Mrs. Belcher C. at the piano, prayer in concert, hymn 108 invitational No. one, of joined. Pro. Young and Bro. Harry a- ThoVnas lifted the offering.' Rev. 'as Gambrell than dedicated the piano, xsJ-then?strrrrtr remarks hy .Mr, Marshell Belcher. He was so proud to tnd see the progress of the members j of Glover Church. A .nice piano. > jht Some remarks by , Mrs. Fannie on | Kdmoild concernintr nio.m cu?. . - r> suit! Bro. Frank Sheard worked the i very hard to try to get this piano in the Church before the pastor returned, so they did get it put in and paid for, and on the Second Sunday at 2 o'clock Bro. David Tinck and his co-workers will ren der a program at Glover Church on thchchalf of the Missionary Society. After some remarks from ,m_ Mrs. Gam bro11 thanking the mem,el. hers so much fop the pminHinp h<v pt. fore the Conference, and she i s . [jlc willing to do any thing she can to la- help to put the program over. n>j Aftejr thou, we listened to- the reas port from the Missionary DepartI nmnt hy Mrs. Mary J. Bownes, on the ( 'he subject: that Mrs. MBonner ireJ stressed most. Bro. Marshall BelfrtTT r.hei was delegate and made his report, which we all enjoyed. After To | some remarks from thc^pastor. Bro i,Wooden passed ^Saturday [ho morning at 10 o'clock. He will be wn fiineralizcd some time this weekt tjfir "ThrftnTPraT will be at Spring Field ^? Bkptist Ituxolo^y, Tlehebe diction, pray for the sick and shut om in- Mary J. Bownes. gt. M>'s. Carrie Johnson, Rjft. ho 4( - ?; tor Subscribe To er-1" l ' "" " The PALMETTO ' a ay, Z leader . - m..4t f < I