Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-05-11
FLORENCE LETTER
(E. B. Wobstcr.)

fl'olENtE. >. g., May IN iSS
Alcatha Maycs. Of Maysvillc, s. C.
and Mr.. r.. J. Leak, of Dillon, S. G..
were married on Tuesday p. NJ. at
$50, ut the home Of the bride Rev
J. p. Crawford oticiatcd. Miss May
is Il graduate OF Mayesvilc Institute,
class 1912 and Il member of the
Presbyterian Church at that place
Mr. Leak is Il first class workman
formerly Of Danvillc. Va.
The hr' dial party boarAcd an cast
Bound train at 6:io for bridal tour
to Richmond via Dillon and thence
to Danrillc, Va. They passed our
city at $40. Mrs. Leak met Mr..
Leak while he was building an al
ditton to the MarSv lie Institute, in
1917. The agent of Tho Planet.
with friends and relatives wish them
an abundant success, peace, happi-
ness and long life.
Mrs. Marie II. Harris passed here
cnroutc to Now York, having spent
the Winter at Mt. Dora, Fla.
NJ IS Lucille Martin after spending
tho Winter at Calhoun Falls, S. G.
has returned to Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. S. b. Gadsden, of Jacksonville,
Fla. passed through Florence cnroute
to Varnsville, S. G.. Mr.. Gadsden
is an electrical engineer OF seven
years experience and doing we'll.
Mrs. Clara Sweet, wifc OF Mr.. NJ.
-. Sweet was runeraliZuG ut Trinity
Baptist Church, on Wednesday p. NJ.
at five O'Clock. She was IL member
of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church,
Darlington county, but for the cir
cnmstances of the family, the fun
cral and burial took place in the
city. have known her from n boy
and looked upon her as II Christian
woman.
Rev. Il. Ham, her pastor, preached
the funeral using as Il text. Rcvcla-
lions II: Is, Blessed arc the dead
that die in the Lord, for they rest
from thor labor and their good works
do follow them
The husband, Mr.. NJ. S. Sweet the
clerk of Pleasant Groves Baptist
Church and one daughter are left
to mourn hcr death. Rovs. c. II.
Taylor and G. Il. Brown assisted in
the services.
DR.. e. r. Roberts, state mission
AIRY for South Carolina has returned
from trip to Atlanta, Ga. in at
tendance at the Missionary Confer
stitute and Birmingham, Alabama,
and preached Sunday, April IS, for
Rev. =. II. Callahan, formerly OF
Darlington, S. G.
Mr.. T. c. Culbrat, OF South Hill
has returned home
Mr.. Samuel Wallace, deacon Of
Trinity Baptist Church was royalty
entertained at tho home OF Deacon
Miller on Commander street, on Sun
day, April 80. after which they en-
1oyed q ride AZ far as Hartsvllle in
the car OF Deacon 8. p. Simmons.
Mr.. William d. Jackson, OF the
u. S. Hospital, No. 5. at New Haven
Connecticut. with the body OF Mr. j
Perry passed here enroute to Charles
ton, S. G.
Mr.. Frank Scott has gone from
Savannah. Ga. to Camp Upton, ~ Y.
His son Is lieutenant OF the seth
Infantry and sent him Il $50 check
to come to SEQ him.
Mr.. Handy Grant has purchased a
$50 United States Liberty Bond.
Miss Jamie Dickson, Of South Hill
passed through here returning from
visit to Weston, Columbia and the
S. C.~Medical Association at Orange
burg, S. G. Miss Jamie is PRINCIPAL
OF the Colored Graded School at New
! llopcwell, Darlington county.
MIR. Leroy Boyd spent few days
here recently with his parents. then
returned to Columbia, S. C. and
thence to Camp Jackson.
Mr.. +. G.. Gregg spent Saturday
, here in the city. He is head OF n
l-horsc farm and succeed ng nicely.
He has two able mules and ono horse
two new buggies and looking for
Mrs. Gregg.
Mr.. B. II. Alfred has returned to
Dillon, IS. c. from Marlboro, where
he has a contract for building brick
sheds.
Rev. d. Robinson, OF Emngham
is. G. passed through here Monday,
returning from his church at Snow
Hill Baptlst Church. He reported
grand meeting last Sabbath.
At the health meeting at Trinity
Baptist Church, on Sunday p. NJ, Mr.
r.. A. Blackwell, City Sanitary
Officer made fine talk to those
present. using as text these words,
How can a clean thing como out Of
an unclean thing. DR.. w. f. Holmes
spoke along tho same lines.
But DR.. j. r. Levy took issues with
the sanitary officer to the extent that
in this text found III the book Of Job