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PROGRAM OF THE THIRTYTHE
WOMAN'S MISSIONS
VENTION OF SOOTH CA
THE MORRIS CHAPEL
? ' / : WOOD. SOUTH CAROL
Pastor, J I?
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Thursday Mornir
r-?:QQ A. AI.?-Board Meeting^
>- .10 jOO-A^-M;-?Devotional Exer
^ Laurent anid Mrs. Mar>
?- 11:00 A. M.?Introductory Se
? _ S^C.
iz:uo M.?Collection?Enroll)
Kftern
12T30~P. M.?Praise Service cc
Gaffney, and Mrs. A. L
~ 3 :00 P.1VL-^Welcome Address<
, * On behalf of the Missic
=?? i?Baptist .Church?Mrs.
On behalf of Morris Oh
? 4?s???On behalf of denomirrati
i ~ man. ""
. On behalf of the Brev
Hospital.
L, On behalf of the City ?
B. Ellis, Mayor of Gree
jjl; Response?Mrs_L-CCM
4:00 P. M.?Reports': Corresp*
urer. General Busines:
I 5:00 P. M.?Adjournment.
f . 7:30 P. M.?-Prayer Meeting c<
umbi'a, S. c'., and .Mrs. i\
|v 8:30 P. M.-^-The President's ^
r ' i Solo?Miss Daisy Walk<
9:00 P. M.?Reports of Distric
?Collection?Announcenf
FRIDAY June 26th, 1
9:30' A.M.?Praise Service con
4 burg, and Mrs. Amanda
10:00 A. M.?Election of Ofifk
I . i Discussion: "Some m<
ies and Churches.may I
Work through this Cor
Opened by Mrs. A. P.-B
11:30 A. M.?Business, New. J:
Collection?Annual and
1:00 P. M.?Adjourhmentr
AFTER
\ AUXfttTtmr^
2:30 P.M.?Praise Service coi
?? -lieauiort, and Miv., Roe
3:00,B. AL-?Presentation of- V
3:15 P. M.?Paper: "The Cons
Missionary- Societies"?
by discussion.
4J)Q-B^Mv?Business. ??^
- r""^?EVE
7:30 P. M.?Praise Service c
> _ and Mrs..-Lula-Johnson
8:00 P. M.?Paper;- "Conditioi
?rMrs. A. C. L. Arbou8:30
P. M.?Morris College9
00 P^M??^*'SS p
( - _ Colleclioiir?Announcem
SATURDAY MOl
9:30 A. M.?Praise Service c<
Mrs. Lizzie Mixon.
10:00 A. M.?"The Need of S<
eign Mission Work in jl
i 1 . /\ /\ A ...
w?? ti iw ?. ivi.?itepresentative?
? 12:00 M.?State Mission Woi
_ ffasley. '
32:30 P. m.?Reports of Corr.
1:00 P. Mi?Business?Benedi
m~ ? sunpay mor:
B 9:30 A. M.?Sunday School c
B- Darlington.
10:30 a. m.?Praise Service c
Sister Hattte Gafnbreil
11 11:00 A. M.?Educational Seri
!?[:' ? ?- tun.
I ^ ' Collection?Benedieliar
Ht~~ ?3:00 P. M.?Praise Srrvirr r
Iand Sister Ida Hall Gil
3:30 P. M.?Temperance Sei
wood, S. C.
Report of Temperance i
Collection?Announcen
4:30 P. M.?Benediction.
EVEftl
. 7:30 P. M.? Memorial Servic<
? and Sister Minerva Lee
8:30 P. M.?Missionary Serm<
Collection?Final Adjo
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nent Store |
^ CEOTHINfr FOR- |
Children. Boys Suits |
toes* Millinery, Dress- |
>ring. Large Assort- $
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vith our Store Is-? |1
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irlor for Women x
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lent Store $
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SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
lRY and educational coniROLINA,
TO 15E HELD WITH
BAPTIST CHURCH. GREENJNA
REV. W. P. WILLIAMS,
<E feZ8, U)25
ig Spgwlnn Orjrtiniap>.f i
,. * 7 i =4
cises conducted by Mrs. C. C?Pitts, |
: A. Williams:, RatpsKnrtr.. II
rmon?Rev. J. A. Baten, Ny wl )erryyf
merT??Adjou r n men t;
oon session
mducted by Mrs. Anna hi. Wright, |
.-XValkeKyJManning. . ?55T=
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>nary Society of Morris Chapel . .
Roxio Lagroom. ? apel
Church-^M'rs. Bettie B. Jones,
ons of the city?tyrs. Daisy B. Hole-1
i* . - "T"
/or Normal Hospital?Supt. of tho*of
Greenwood-^His Honor, Howard
nwood,' |
Whiter-Columbia. onding
Secretary. Board and Treass.
3nducted by Mrs. P. A. Ingram, ColI.
?. Robinson, Charleston,
annual Address.
^greeavsaod. - ,'
t Vice Presidents. :
eofs?Benediction.
925?MORNING SESSION,
ducted by Mrs. C.'D. Salley, OrangeWilliams.
" z
:ers, followed by Installation?'
Sthods bv which.-Missions ru
)e awakened to do more Beneficiary
lvention for poor, worthy, girls."?
>unl)ar.
Societies, etc. 1 - *
Life Member Fees.
NOON SESSION
<l> SI NSHIN E HAM)
iducted by Mrs.. Nancy A. Williams,
a . Ij. Rice, Barnwell. * ?
i si tors.
ervation of our Yotfng People in the
Miss Queenella Clinkscales followed
V" ( .
NtNG SESSION.
l r a ?
unuucieu oy ivirs; Acuine Blackmail
is Essential to H-a?ppy Married Life"
in, Barnwellr ? r*
-Dr. J. J. jjtarkg?-Stnnter. ??
tents?Benediction. W
RNING?June 27, 1925.
an ducted by Mrs. Janie Marion and
ime Systematic Plan for Doing For-;
>ur Societies"?Mrs. Julia Ilart, Colv
from Local-Schools and Colleges. \
k?Dr. P. P. .Watson or Rev. J. W.
imittees.
iction.
\TNTT?June 28, 1925.
onducted by Mrs. Mabel K. Howard,onducted
by Sister Mary Ellerbe and
rrron?Rev. R, L. Robinson. Williams^"
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30N SESSION.
onducted by Sister I.. A. Pinckney
more. *
rmon?Rev. T. II. Broadus, GreenCommittee.
lents. . _____
ING SESSION.
2S conducted by Sister Jessie Walker
on?Rev. J. C. Gilmore, Chester,
urnment.
THE PALME1
Iknoxville college com
- MENCEMENT ?
: (By The Associated Negro Press.Y
Knoxvllle, Tenn., June?Commencement
activities began at
Knowille College Thursday eve,
ning, May 28, with classy excrthe
Academy Department .Then
lollowed a Hull week- ol events
h?ld in connection with the Fiftieth
Anniversary of the founding
of tin' insl it ill ion,?On-TYtriny
evening a recital was given by
the students of the music department
featuring the works
of Negro composers, works of
Cpleridge Taylor, Burleigh, Pott,
Cook, and While, are represented
011 the program given. Another
musical "program of imusr
ual interest followed on Saturday
evening, The Oratorio, "The
Redemption," by a? chorus of one
hundred voice. This nromiscT
to be one ()T tfirTTnost important
musical programs over presehled
by the .people of Knoxville.
The chorus is composed of singers
both from the city" and front
the College. Diplomas will be
presented to tlie members of the
Teacher Training' class in Piblb.
at the 10 o'clock service Sabbath
morning. At 1<P bo folIowecHhe
annual. sci'moii7 to-' 1 heChristian
-Associaturn 4- Ia-v .f T") Ron Kin*
D; D,,_o!' JTt tsburgn, Pa1.. who Is:
a member of the Board of Trustees,
is to be the speaker. - President
J. Kelloy (liffen, D. D., will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon
the same evening at7:o0
"RICHMOND M?t)OPS IT I P
FOR-ELKS
(By Tlio Associated Xctrro I'ros-O
Richmond. Va.. June?As August
.draws nearer more and
more preparations are being
made for the noxTcon ventibi PoT
thp.L B. P. (L.iiv oiAV.^-wilitdi con
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a To New Customers, we 0
w say try our ? v>
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0 and _hav"e " the .pleasure of w
0 "luwTrpTs cirritT 0
_REA1 BUFFS . Zg
'0 The pre at rs f hi <?<;"- To aik i n g-0
g existing. """ * - ?..?Ak
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Newberry, S.^C. g
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I? DRESSMAKING ??
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? MILLINERY, ?
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<} Old Mats Made New. New p
<?- Hats Made To Order. ^
rj oiraw i iats Cleaned. J, ??
1201 Oak & Gervais Streets
1' Phone 3404 I
'.'vC'<'vvO''''.'C''>'l'vvy ^/'i'vyvvOOOO
\\ e are proud to be able to say
; that we -nevett*-tak? advnntoire of thf
occasion to swolL our profits by ques
tionnhlo?method*.??never advise
j the purchase of an exponsive casket
just for the profit on it. In every
j instance where we act as undertakers
'our advice is always;for the benefit
j of the family as well as for the dig'
nified interment (Vf Ttre dead.
i Perrin & Singleton
UNDERTAKERS KMBALMERS
- Open AttHHtrars?
218 N? DAltflAN ST.
J'HON ES:
Bui i nan a71 Residence 375-J
FLORENCE, S. C.
rro LEADER
jvenes here in August. New res- es<
jtaurants, boarding Tiouses and e- Toi
ivory conceivable , kind of busi Pa
nessuare bfeing opened ahnost dai- 19
ly adopting the names - "Elks
j Rest," "Elks Home,'* "Elks Inn," ?
j like. s^pma tn haveji
. aJ ready?entered into the spirit I 1
' of the movement, and since a |
1 fhouee to house-canvass is going I
on by the decoration committee' j
iin regards to having.every home ]a
and business *pfctuc?ducoralecT, y
'most of the- people approached! jJhaVe
already agreed to decorate, j
The housing proposition is be-j
,ing well looked after as thq,~
housing pnmmiUpo sinyst i hat pv- ^
erything points to an ample sup-!?
ply of sleeping quarters for all $
wno visit city duringThe-eonventioiL
8
j ' NOTICE.:
-the current issue miust reach -2tikis
oiiice, tk- cut ot town) hbt'?
later than Tuesday night. Ci- |
Baptist Educational And jq
Li Missionary. Convention ^
j-~?r-(C<>.utUnK'd From T"*.-!,? ;>> Qui')' XjM
ens ions but nut so. Closes is the.
Igiii^test preacher?living?today -jj|?
on the American continent.
f :Dr. J. C. White offered a rusu- a
lution offertnifto bring the two d
Conventinos together. A"Com-;8
mission was^duly appointed by . IjT
the Convention and one is sooyi ^
If) be appointed by the New Con- j|
' vention and will moot soon, - -f?
Dr. J. S. Earle, president ot T
the Convention, delivered the *j
greatest arrd^mos.t instructive $
annual address ever heard before'3
-that body. . fj|
The next session of the Con- jj
vention will meet with the Bethit
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ed by the Rev. A., W. Vincent of
Martihque, Ga., who is the mod
erator of Uw Spring- Grove-As __J|
sociation. It was a spiritual
treat to have heard him. . J -
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having Parlor ? - - f i
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write '%"l
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