The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 29, 1957, Page Page 2, Image 3
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving but sad Memory o:
my dear husband, Simon Thompwho
departed this life on June
16, 1957.
Then< years has passed and it
seems like yesterday.
Your lovir.g wife,
Mrs. Annie E. Thompson
and Family
^Orangeburg, S. C.
S. C. Born
Pastor Promoted
In Connecticut 01.D
MYSTIC, Conn?The Negro
pastor of an all-white congre
X'rtiruri wc*.") |HVIin?ieu lil'SL WtflfK. |
The Rev. Simon Peter Mont- j
eomery, J5 transfarret! to another!
Methodist congregation in Rock- .
v?]le, aboat three times as large I
and paying more money, com-!
mented: ? ?i
"My only aim is to serve and
drt the "will of-Ciod.''
The approximate figures for
the congregations are 90 in Old
Mystic, 275 in Rockville. The Rev.
TFF: Montjj'omen' is chaplain of
One lower "house of the state legislature
I
He's originally from Pineville.
S. ('..
On May 2ti the conference of
the Rockville church asked Bishop
John Wesley I.ord if the Rev.
Montgomery could he appointed
there. The conference chose him
rather than several other candidates,
all white.
The assignment was announced
this week.
The Rev. Mr. Montgomery said
he had heen very happy in Old
Mystic, and he considered the
rtew appointment a real opportunity.
He said he understood there
a Cape Cod oottajre. newly renovated.
f >r the parsonage; an<i a
?40.000 building: jiiogrnni u<?in?x
on.
The Rev. Mr. Montu-rnery came
to Old Mystic Ie>< than two >? ; !<
a'sTo. A year asro he became f1111 past<>r.
ami s;hti. ?-.?.? the
>' ' : e/ation. I - doe,; I ;A]>.| a
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Formica Cs
PLASTIC WALL
All Types Of 1
EXPERTLY
CAT.I.?
Martin's Lin
1705 TWO N<
I'HONK ft-9b7.*>
flLij Sturkie
n12 (oil inxekspring
1 il'SS trade in old Matt re*
(regardless of Condi
MATCHING "BOX SPRI>
W I.ess trade in old sprint; _
(regardless of Condi
THESE PitH ES APPEY T
SPRING SETS SOLI)
S Sturkie Fui
E A S Y '
9 1019 Taylor Street
1 ' Lancaster I
i I^ANCASTPER?The remodeling ?
of Pleasant ( | -ore Baptist ff
Church has been completed. Thei t
members are very proud of their (
efforts. Everyone has worked r
real hajxl to see their dreams I
come true. t
The pastor, officers, and mem- t
bers of the Church wish to t'hank
everyone for their generous contributions
which helped to make the
building program a success. <
' 1
The public is cordially invited 1
to avtenu our unurcn services at *
-any?Lime.
Sunday School is held every'
Sunday, beginning at 10:00 o'-!
clock. Preaching service is held y
every first and third Sundays, be- e
I ginning at 11:30 o'clock. Comer j
out and worship God with us.
Your soul will surely be revived, j j
Our Children's Tiav exercise
_was quite a sticcess. We were hon- ^
ored to have Mr. Nichols, PHn-'
cipal of Hillside School attend our g
Urogram. Everyone enjoyed the^,
interesting talk he made. a < jj
Rev. Leotis Relk visited his
"ont. Mrs. Jessie R?lle S?m,pson,| e
tfor fwo weeks this summer. ^
While here he was very active, jn
two of our prayer services. He
was also present at our Children's
Day program. Everyone en- J
joyed his instrumental solo. He
also made some very interesting "
and encouraging remarks. Rev.
Relk is one of our own young
men who has gone away and
made well in life. He4 lias completed
his A. B. Decree and is? m
now working.on his B. D. I>egree.
at Virginia. j p}
Mrs. Karlie Blackman is home ni
after undergoing an operation iit.
Washington, D. C. While there al
she recuperated in the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Annie Bell f
Blackman Brown. Mrs. Brown p
accompanied her mother home and ^
was present to Church services Sunday.
ft-.
Mr.-and' Mrs. II. F. Corley ami i
hoys are en.ioving their beiudifM i
1 i irU homo in Lancaster on Isom I j
St. Mrs. Corlev, before ?> *{?? r:aire !
was Miiss Clara Hel! Kill--. Sh. ; |
is a mcmhcr of oar Church ami j
the i la lighter of I 'eacon and Mrs*. I <
J K. KSlis. Mrs. Corley is a I
teacher at the Hillside 11i irh
ibinet Tops ji
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loor Covering I
INSTALLED J
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3TCII ROAD E
Niyht 2-0727 |B
I? Ml <1 I?T1TI? A fi
Sneeial 0
MATTRESS $5? 50 S| 1
O AT \TTT?T\SS AND ITOX
TOGETHER ONLY
niture Co. 1
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Rhone 2-1235 pjfi
asa?mrwrnm ii'in 11 1
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theTpalmetto lbapeb
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School. Mr. Corley is originally ^
'rom Orangeburg, S. C. He if*,
caching at Jackson High in| |
Damden, S. C. This is one of the ^ 1
nany couples in our church who b
las made rapid progress since t
heir marriage. Watch for ano- h
her interesting couple next week, f
Mrs. Mary Lee Williams a n d
Mrs. Alberta Blackmon are missid
very much in th^ Church. Mrs.
Blaokman has been making her ^
lome in Reading, Penn. Mrs. Will
ims is attending summer school
it Slatt Cullfgt.
a
The Union will be held at Sand- y
lay irj June. Delegates to reore- [g
till Baptist Church, the fifth Sun-M
;ent the Sunday School from |
feasant Grove Church are Bookr
T. Blocker Jr. and Napoleari
Jlackman.
Mrs. Sarah Ellis and Mrs. j
laggie S. Blocker were elected to jr
ttend-the Woman's ivlissionary*
tate Convent'fci which was held q
i Aiken. Others werei Mrs. Cora q
Uackman and. Mrs. Ada, Black- q
lan. Mr. Gonvalee Twitv chaff;
Uj
lined the group?down in?hie
eautiful new car. tj.
The District Missionary will ?n
leet at First Washington Bap- he
st Church the first Sunday in ]e
uly at 2:00. Mrs. Sarah F.llis is r.u
resident and asks that all vi
lurches be present and on time or
ross Road and Pleasant Grove tr
hoirs will sing. Rev. Blocker
ill preach the Missionary seron.
' t,.
On the sick list are Mrs. Joseline
Seegars, Mrs. Earlie Blackan,
Mfs. Macie Blackman.
Come to Church on Sunday or
ny time the door is opened. jP1
If yot^ have news from youriWi
hurch ive it to your paper boy, !
ooker T. Blocker .Jr. He will be i ^
lad to send it in."1** jj|
What clean, refreshing 1
Ehavee vnn opt with a !?
GillC'tt? I
SRazor j
light ^00>fT\ matched to s
I regular ^"*7 your face I
I HEAVYI
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Mrlirady I.inky Heart jg f,
F'lair Sayman. !'.'? u'i p >
and White l.on:'-ide B i
and <>! her CpuUm ts H ^
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Between
Assembly and \\ nshin^tonH
Mani^ault's
SERVICE
Phone 4-8519
i
Manitra ult's Funeral Homo j
711 MAIN STREET
Columbia, S. C.
^B^BS9EH3ES&kt'
t S
ruskegee Negroes
May Boycott
City Business
TUSKEGEE, Ala., Negroes of
'uskegee were urged Tuesday to
oycott merchants who are not
heir friends in retaliation for a
egisVative act to exclude Negroes
rom the city.
A packed hymn-singinig crowd
n a small Negro church was told
y the president of a Negro civic
:roup that it should "not feed
hose who would devour us."
The meeting was reminiscent of
nd a half iago that launched the
earlong Negrq boycott of segregated
city busses in Montgomery,
ila., 40 miles away.
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. I.ever.i Stevenson P?ctnr
ABBEVILLE, S.C.-Inter-denomlational
Sunday School was held
ith all the groups meeting at
race Mission. The Kings and
ueens made very neat reports,
ur Sunday School is still on an
pward march. The Adult class,
tught by Mrs. Tenkins, still holds i
le financial banner and the priaries.
taught by Miss White, I
>lds the attendance banner. The |
sson was very interestingly dis- |
issed by six "classes It was reewe'i
bv our oa-c.r who turned
i tnc flashlight. Theme?"Being
ue and Trust and our God."
Service on tinv: with scripture
xt. 1 Corinthians 13.
A very good message was derered,
Topic: "The Crossroads
-Hfe." Let us take the highway
^eaven walking in Jesus's foot I
ints and go the road by the]
ay of the Cross.
Mrs. M.L.R. Jenkins, Reporter
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Saturday June 29, 1957
Child Struck
By Automobile
i McCORMICK?A three your old
| girl from McCormick County was
! listed in critical condition "at
Brewer Hospital in Greenwood ofjter
being hit by an automobile
near here last Thursday night,
I T^trolmar B. C. Tattle of the
Biswas r Patrol Identified the
gm as Carolyn Jenining.
1'he child was hit by a 1953
P^ntiac. driven by Glenn R.
or? _ * k i t Mi t-v . < ?
woue, 01, 01 ADDCvuie, jratroiman
Tuttle said. Wolfe told the
front of the car from the right
side of the road at her grandparent's
house on Secondary
Road 33-23.
Wolfe was thaveling north and
was about nine miles east of Me-,;
Cormick when the accident occurred
about 6 p.m.
The Child ^was hit by the front
center of the car and knocked about
67 feet, the patrolman reported.
Wolfe took the child to the
Greenwood hospital where she
was listed in critical condition
vvith head and other injuries.
Patrolman Tuttle said no
.barges had been filed.
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