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The Annual Session of the Columbia
Conference. Branch of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
African Methodist Episcopal
Church convened at Greater Trinity,
Spartanburg, South Carolina,
August 10 and 1R, under the direction
of our charming aiid gracious
State Supervisor, Mrs. V. V.
Reid and our efficient Conference
^ Branch President, Mrs. Ruth Ja,
nerette.
The . session opened with soul
stirring devotional services, which
created an atmosphere for an inspiring
sermon delivered hy Reverendj
N. A. Gary. j
? A nearty and sincere welcome
1?was enxtended to the missionaries
and friends of the conference by
_ Miss M. Porter, in behalf of the
members of , Greater Trinity
'... The Holy Communion was administered
hy the Presiding Elder
~ " ~ and Dr. E. A. Adams.
The Tuesday afternoon session
Was. high-lighted by the reports
from local Presidents and District
Workers. An increase irv membership
and finance was shown.
Mrs. V, V. Reid, State Supervisor
was presented by Mrs. Ruth
Janerette to deliver her annual at:
dress. Mrs. Reid thrilled her hearers,
using as her subject, "Meet
~ - ing Today's Challenge."
t- . A Panel ,pi#cussion, "What's
* Your question?" was one-of
main features of the afternoon
The masters minds behind this
panel were those of the Presiding
Elders and Dr. E. A. Adams.
In the Tuesday evening session
the young people of,our Confer
once placed well their parts, un
dor the guidance of Mrs. Lucile
Holman, Who is the Director of Y
P. and Children's Department.
A group of ladies from Trinitj
and (Ireater Trinity Missionary
Societies, with Mrs. Lois Boyd pi t
siding, began the Wednesday morr
ing session with a unique "Hymr
Sing," which included songs fron
each letter in the word "mission
nr\7 99 *
Realizing the -great influence f?
mily life has on the community
*a workshop .on Family Life, with
Mrs. E. A. Adams, as chairmar
was presented. Other participants
were Mrs. Frances Gore, Mrs. Far
ninghum, Mrs. Lillian Carmichael
Mrs. Viola Rutherford and Mrs
Edith R. Holmes.
In the afternoon meeting, i
grdup of ministers, with .Reverent
L. E. Crumlin, as chairman presem
ed a Panel Discussion, "News anc
Views in Light of Our Christiar
Faith." Some very pertinent fact:
on modern day issues were brough
out by the . participants.
Mrs. Ruth Janorette; our Con
ference Branch President deliver
ed her annual address with dignit:
and ease.
The missionary ladies closei
buisness sesion of the metting witl
the nleetinn nf nffiee?-<? ft deleirat.es
All officers were re-elected. Thj
* delegates felected to attend th>
Quadrennial Missionary Conven
^ion nro MetHamp.s?Martha Lan
drum, Mariah Johnson, H^|?ie Dui
^ lap nd Ida Mamie Longshore. <
? ' The final sermon was ^eliverec
by Reverend J. N. Caughman. Thi
^ message was very uplifting..
The Missionaries expressed thei
thanks to the pastor and wife
Reverend and Mrs. P. H. Carmihae
t officers and members of Create
Trinity Church for such a roya
entertainment and reception.
Deep gratitude was extended t<
, our efficient Conference Brand
President, Mrs. Ruth Janerette fo
cher splendid leadership and to Mrs
V. V. Reirt, our gloved State Su
pervisor, for proper guidance am
wise' counseling. *
The members and friends of th<
L'mJ; Conference formed the fllowshi]
circle an/1 sang "God Be With Yoi
' Till We Meet_Again."
>' Thus, epded another successfu
Masion of' the Columbia ?Annul
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Mrs. ?dith R. Holmes, Rpt.
THE MI I.LIN'S NEWS
1 EBKEZEK A. M. E. CHVIKH
Rev. S. iLJiurroughsi^Cu.stor?
Sunday was a high day at the
I above church. The scholars were
many and varied around U:i ofj
them. The Sunday School was
called to or<l4r by our Supt. IV
Hayes as usual. We had a thrilj
"Christian Giving." All persons
took a (inactive part in the discussion.
The review was -given t'o1
ns hy the Pastor^ It was"a very
interesting review and enioyed by
all present. We would like to
thank the parents for sending th *
children OLLL-each Sunday. 1
Rally Day was. a great day
with us- The spirit .was high
throughout the services .with our
Male Choir marching in singing
1 "When The Saints Go Marching
lu." The Pastor was on the rost'
rum alone. IJynin No. 12 "A
Charge To Keep 1 Have." Prayer
hv Sister I.i/.zie Davis." Selection
j "I Will Trust In The Ixmi."
Scripture lesson Maliehi . 3: 10.
Decalogue by the Pastor. Notices
J were read by the clerk, Mr. Foxworth.
An offering for the PoorJ
~ was lilted by the Junior Gshers.j
We had a hot Kxperience meeting
with the spirit running hign
throughout. the meeting. We, wlu>
1 know God. felt good even though
' we failed to express ourselves. \
The Stewards came forward to
' lift the offering for church ex-j
pense.
Our new Principal of the IiaLs"
J metto High School was intro
duced and presented to us. Mr.
Wilson gave some timely, remarks
1 which was enjoyed. Doxology anil
benediction by the Pastor. - !
About 8:0(1 o'clock the fcadies
1 Choir began our night services."'
1 The singing was very good. Mes1
dames C. F. Fox worth and S. S
" Burroughs sang some sweet solos.
Scripture lesson was found Psalm
1 37: 10. Prayer by Pro. Jerry
? Pompey. I
The Committee came forward
1 and lifted the offering. The grand
5 total will be announced later. We
1 were made to feel good over the
=?results?of this affair. We thank"
God for all who made it possible.
aii wi-.o naven t paid, please
remember that we still owe and
1 we are expeetd to pay. Let us ad
' try and pay something; before the
t Rally closes. 1
i Local News: Mr. and Mrs. K.
i Town send and family, Greensboro,
' I N. C. are here visiting Mr. and
t. Mrs. H. Townsend. Miss Carolyn1
| Ha yes celebrated her birthday on
- Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
- J I.. Rogers are the proud parents
>' i of a baby girb born at the MttRtnshospital.
Mrs. Rogers is the for-'
d mer. Miss Ophelia Davis. !
i Miss Mary Brave of Georgetown
i. spent the weekend here' visiting
e her Sisters Miss Julia. grave and
e 'Mrs. R. Moved and family;
Miss Margie Cultino has return.
r ed here froin?a visit to Nesniith1
i - with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Head and
d family spent a part of last week
e here with Mr. and Mrs. .J. Cultino.
Mrs. Head is the . former MUs
r Ruby Cultino of this City.
(, Mr. Harvey Townsend of New
i pun i\ews, va. spent tne weeKr
etui here with his family. Enrouto
I home, he stopped by Smithfield,
N. C. and Miss Alice Rush ac0
j companied him here to spend the
h j weekend with Miss Shirley R.
r | Carmiehaei and family. Miss Rush
i.' is a neice of Mrs. Carrie Carmiehaei.
These two young Misses
^ left 5 o'clock Monday morning foi
Smithfield. Miss Carmiehaei plans
P to spend four days. visiting. .
p Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Joe, Barn
bara Jean and Willie visited his
brother Mr. Joseph Joe and famii]J
ly last Sunday. Bobby Allen and
>1 Valeria Joe accompanied them
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back to Darlington for a tw<
weeks visit. Mr.
'Major Smith. Mary Emm:
and his infant son of Eayetteville
N. c: sneut last weekend here witl
Meadames Mary Smith and Sural
Smith. Misses Ida Mae Hayes an
Annie Clause visited in Marion o.
Sunday afternoon. They stoppe<
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in iv nvv o. ?* . i uMJiittu
who is very sick at his home. \\\
pray 'for him a speedy recovery.
?Mrs. L. IvCgette spent the wee Iend
here with her ' mother?in-law
Mrs. .Emma Mack.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parish,
Shirley , Buddy. Carolyn and theii
. baby, motored here ,frpm Trenton
las week end. Mrs. Parish ami
the children remained for an extended
visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc.Dnffit
were called here lrom W'ilmin^
ton because of the serious illness
of his mother Mrs.- -Mary?Me_Duf?ie_
.
Little Jimmie Alford has ' returnel-here
from New York where
"he"spent two nfdntlis .* with" TTiT
Mother and other relative's. Key
Burrbujfht reports a successful revival
at Silver Street last week.
Mrs. S. S. I'orroutrht and Algiii
spent .'5 days in Timmdnsville lasl
week. -All
persons are asked to takt
a part in the "Queen of Roses'
contest to he hold on the first Sui
day in September. Please make
plans now to take a part or t.
witness this piojjrani to be pre
seated by Mesdames Patty Hayc:
mil Rnsa Ceo
MT. ZION A. M. E. CHl'llCH
Rev. LeKoy Jackson, Pastor !
The Sunday School be^an al
the usual-hum with the Stipt. am
his staff of officers. The, lessor
was taught by -Mi'. David Hamilton
Jackson and reviewed by thi
Superintendent, Mr, C. -M, Hammet.
--'Service began at 11:30 with thi
Junior choir in charge. The pastor's
text was taken from J ante*
4:1-1 "What is your life?" Subject
The great question of . life
This, was a very inspiring sermon
Everyone enjoyed it. The trustees
also had their rally. The>
raised $130.
Visiting with us was .Miss Am
Friceh of Connecticut,
i
The X.A.A.r.FTtweet ing was helc
that afternoon at four o'clock
The pastor opened service. Firs'
song "Just As 1 Am". Prayer 1>\
Bro;?House; Th<r~st,cond~"Song"\va;
'^1 Need Thee Every Hour."
The pastor then turned the service.
into the hands of'the Vici
President' of the Clerenclon Count;
Branch of the N.A.A.C.P., Rev
J. A. Delano, pastor of the I.aki
City Circuit, Lake City, S. C. Th'
secretary. He v. K~. FL Kiehhurg
pastor of the Liberty Hill Statioi
read a report. The Vice Pres.
Rev. Delane introduced the speak
er of the evening, Mrs. Majesti
Stmpkin, State secretary of th
-N.A.A.C.P. and editor of the Light
house and Informer. She brough
us an inspiring message. Kvery
one could understand her. Th
public, collection was $511.00. Th
senior membership ^y as $14.00, th
! junior membership was $J,50 mak
| ing a total of $210.50. The nex
meeting will be held aT Libert
^ Hilt A.M.E. Church the third Sun
i day in September.
David H. Jackson, Rpt.
I i'ILCRIM REST RAPT. CHl'RCI
Rev. J. L. I.ivinston, Pastor
St. Matthew?The revival meel
| ing began at our church Sunda
. nitrht with Rev. .Jackson nieaeh
?ng for that night, hut the week'
meeting was conducted hy Re^
Martin of Columbia, S.-C. Mor
day night was rained out, bu
Tuesday night everyone was o
duty. Devotion started at. 8 <
clock. Rev. Martin's subject "Mak
up your mind" Hebrew 9:8.
Wednesday night "Being bough
with a price found in Corithiai
Thursday night "What would yo
do in the time raffle" Hosea 9:1
Friday night "Fought a .good figh
won my course, now I am ready t<
? THE PAL
Ig^home. I Timothy 3:6. Also th
i.choirs' <f Bethelherii, Friendshi]
Calvary and Mt. Carmol were wit
us during our revival. \Ve_ reall
thank the cooperation of. our vis
or's a.ul friends. We also gaine
seven converts during the' reviva
S. S. began at the usual hou
?ver one on dutv, suhj. "Sel
Discipline for Growth" found i
Matthew. ~ I \
There whs if warm devotion b
j ' >rn Krrrft Htmojmrt and Dej
j Haynes Keller. Amazing Grae?
How Sweet the Sound while th
offering was being' lifted. Praye
| of thanks by Dea. Freddie Mil
! chell. A selection from the choi
I led by Sis. Mary Ellen. Keller. Th
pastor came before us seleetin
j his text from the 2()th chapter o
. Jormiah 8lh verse. Subject You
! opportunity is swiftly passing
Our souls really burned within a
the pastor gave his address. Hym
; 487 was sung calling for joiner
which we got two. one by lette
: arid the other as candidate to
j.baptism. Officers lifted the col
lection. The choir, Sunshine llan
and Ushers ritade their?perlDr
mance, clerk giving its report, an
nc uncement and- .welcoming visi
tors to come again, adjourned.
In the next sermon, a selectio:
; by I' 'a. Jones of-CrvtumlTa" \V h el
the Evening Sun goes 4 down/
j Hvmn "Must Jesus bear the crops
alone". Prayer by Dea. Jorps
"Lord I know I've been chang^l'
k:bv. Dea. (?reen from Oraagebitfg
' -fL ?C- We?are 'Climbing Jack's
Ladder by Dea. Jones.
Rev. Bonoparte of Orangebprg
S. C. delivered the second- addiess
Here am I Lord, send me. H<
also preached a wonderful sermoi
j that everyone enjoyed?for its-?
bother day's journey. I ain't com
' ing back no more followed wit!
i Rev,~TT~L. Lninsttm ''TFon't yoi
want to go" calling joiners. Offi
Veers lifted collection. Announce
j ments, then dismission for din
1 nor. After which we adjourne
' for the day.
The Us Her Hoard Union wa
! held with the Friendshij) Baptis
i Church.
l, Mrs. "Kleatha Jenkins, Rpi
J ACTIVITIES IN AND ARJIUN
-j MORRIS BROWN A. M. E.
41 CHURCH
Hev^r J. C. Quarrels, Pastor?
' By Conine' E. Brad lord
We at .Morris Brown enjoyed
wonderful" day praising Tloif froi
^ | whom all blessings flow. On
i worship-service opened with tl.
1 ( organ prelude by. Mr. Bligen. Tl"
" ; doxology and the call to worshi]
J Our opening hymn "Lord in th
i Morning thou shall hear My voh
, Ascending High." Scripture, reac
'' ing by Rev. Campell. Notices an
activities were announced '^' M
Henry T. -Brown. Sunday ' beiti
, youth day at Morris Brown, th
' .Junior choir donated their - sei
vices under the direction (jf Mr
N. S. Cobin. The Junior 'L'shei
' served during the worship servic
| Out?Pastor preached a wondei
i : l'ul sermor) from "Lord I come i
| a cloud." Surely it was good 1
' i the sounding of a voice such
^ j this man. Only a man of (Si
could do this.
K "A cljristain is_ the ffiighe
J I style "of .man,"
" ? Young*
The pulpit was ".beautifully <1
corated by the Floral club, Mis.
^ | Smalls, Pres.; Mrs. F. P. Taylp
'i See.; Mrs. S. 11. Brown, Treas.
The Conference Branch Conve
t.ion was helil Thursday. Angu
' 11), in (Georgetown, S. C. Mi
1 F. WiHsoii carried on the wo
' in a very fine manner also o
c brought her annual message whi<
_ was very instructive and helpfi
The procede to Elect Delegat
for "dhe quadrium which will
held in 11)55, Washington, 1)^
i We are happy Mrs. Fannie
1 Crecnwood; a teacher In' the p
R lie school* system, trustee, mei
~{"bei7"-of the "".Junior choir,"" a
I missionary?advisor, -uou?olectt
^ j A number of visitors worshipp
with us on Sunday. Among the
! were: Mrs. I. Tempye, Mrs. Ed
| MarOn of Columbus, Ohio, moth
. i of Prpf. K. E. Maron of All
j University, She was guest at t
I home of Mrs. Moran.
j The Parsonage club sponsored
f ; Japanese Tea at the home of M
y | K. J. Smalls, 14 Holmes Strei
1 ' was quite a success.
s-{ ' Mrs. C. E. Bradford is Pre
j dent, Mrs. M. Smalls, Sec. ~
Many thanks to everyone w
made our Tea a success.
n Mrs. C. E. Bradford, R]
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METTO LEADa
S. S. an/ AGE Lei
,y| The Ki*?street Di:
(i Dr. R. EfBrogdon, P. E.
r, HE.MI\(i*A Y August* 11.-12,
If lUr 1. Appro/mately .?0(J delegates
i) , and ministv from all parts of
the Kifigs??e "District Palmetto
y~~Annual C<?erence of the African
j. ^Metl.odistflpiscopal?^ Church_at?,
| tended tlyS. S. and A. E. Leae
gue Inst?ite held in Jerusalem
r Church./ev. (1. E. Baylor," pastor.
;' Devotiop were conducted by Ret.
r J. A. /el.aine after which our
e most /ficient Presiding Elder,
g| I)r. lyE. Brog.fon came before-us
f in by usual humble and fatherly
r manXr. He made remarks of
r,1 tha/s and appreciation to Clod
sj aiii/.Man for the opening Of an
i nofter S. S. and A. C. E. Leiigue
s ' IiXitute. Organization then took
y paw witii .ui^a rvttcic i\ur\iuim ui
r ! (Jipaway -Circuit Secretary, Miss
/&ggie M. McXellie of Jerusalem
(j i assistant Secretary. Miss Ophelia
. l/DeLaine of Lake "City Circuit-Ch^
' Jganist, Miss Singleton of St. Luke
I choir .directress' and Mrs. J. K,
i James of Gapway Circuit News
/(' Reporter. ' k,__
[: During our stay at the instij
tute we were lifted with three
. J soul stirring sermons . the first
.; being delivered by Rev. ROose
velt Brown. He used as his Theme:
, "Designing' TimfiJ' Text .St.
( Matthews G: 3. lie pointed out
I irj his discourse that. it is very
important how we see~things. Our
second message came 'from Rev
^ John Scott using as his texl -the
J, HJtCPsalnis third verse. Theme:
1 "The Ixircl has thine great ihing
for, us, wherein we are glad." The
speaker said God has done great
^ things for us as a nation, as ;i
j racetas an individual. The ser'moY
was a mountain top experience
Our hearts were lifted and we rt
joiced while, God's message cann
, to us through a human charactr
I The third message was delivere,
. by Rev;' \V. L. Wright from Kccle
? siastes 11: 1 using as his thernq
"Cast your Bread upon the Wa
ter." From his sermon we wen
j able to see what it means to d<
^ good. We bow our heads in humhh
I submission and thank (!o.i fo
sending us such wonderful mess
_ ages during our stay there.
Another great aspect of our i
stitute was the workshop, .Mis
^ Christine Broaden presidng. Th
workshop operated for two ,la>
,r with the followng instructors ii
e charge of each department Pas
tor: Revs C. C. Burgess, J. (
p .Ja,mes and J. A. DeLaine, Leader
10. ship Training ACE League; Mr..e
Viola Singleton Hftd Miss Kati
tri i land, Training Methods fo
,,1 Supt: Miss Christine Brog.loi
j. ' Trainng Methods for Adults
tr I'rof. L. I). Bradley, Training Me
lt hods for Juniors: Mrs. J. I1-.
James and Mrs. J. A. Del.aim
s 1 Training Methods for Beginners
,s Mrs. R. K. Brogdon. The work
t. shop was very interesting and ir
' formative approximately 80 o
M more certificates were awarded b
L,, our presiding Elder to student
.r attending two days.
The choir contest was a gran
?l success with the St. Phillip J]
Choir taking the Kingstree Silve
Cup for the second year, do it u
" gain next year St. PSHUp and th
cup will be youl-s for keeps.
t..' Outstanding guesLs .visiting on
I I institute were: Rev. K. J. Odoi
i,.J 1). D.Editor of the Secret Chan
J ber and the connestional Evar
n.l gelist, Rev. I). J. Gadsden, Presi
<t ing Elder of the Georgetown Dh
.s ; trict, Rev. T. D. McClam, paste
,-^J of the Williamsburg circuit Hen
u,.' iningway, S. C. These persor
pjl brought to us worets?of congrath
L.j(! lation and inspiration,
j] i Officers for the escujing yes
t,^l are: Prof. A. L. Davis, Dis
lH,l Supt. yiss Christine Brogdon as:
C i Supt. Prof. E. I. Lawrence, Dis
( ! ACE-League President, Miss Ki
[Pyj-tie Kirdland asstr
1,.| It is the opinion of the writ<
nijj along with many more, of the Kin
',i i stree District that, this wan tl
e(|| best S. S( and ACE League inst
,nij tute ever witnesed. It goes to ss
naj our efficient and fatherly presi<
erl big Elder, his queenly and coo|
enl erative wife and his enegetic dan
hter have the Kingstree Distri
j and it's youth at hart. We a
a" grateful for such leadreship ar
I mav find irtno tr? lot ll""" I"
r ... - " *^w
et ' and serve in sue}, a manner i
j they are serving.
i Huts off to you , I)r. Brogdc
| Kingstree District Marches., (
^0| under your Leadership.
Mrs. J. PL James,Upt. '
pt.
KINGBI RD CIRCUIT
Rev. A. L, Nichols, Pastor
JOHNSONVILLE s.. Sundi
^ School began at 10:15 with Suj
1 anff Co-woTkers present. The Ie
son was discussed by each clas
I The review was omitted." The r
' port of the delegates were Vei
4 .
igue Institute Of
strict A Success
I for the SunJay School Convention
| .. y Miss Naomi boatwrignt. t lass
tX'o. 5 was the banner class in .atI
tendance. Contribution $3.25..
The morning worship begun at
[ 11:15,?Prayer meeting?wag con|
ducted by Mrs. H: Boatwrigbt and
Mr. M. ~Q-. DanielsT The Juniors
furnished the music with Miss C.
Davis at the paino. Scripture
[ lesson was taken from Isiah 9:10.
i Notices were read by the clerk.
The sick rejiort was* read. Our
t hearts goes out for them a speedy
i recovery. The church's roll was
culled by the Secretary The Penny
| collection was lifted. The Pastor
Utook his text from Isiah 0:8 using
for a subject "Prepare to serve
j-thy "God." He was dinner guest of
. Mr. and Mrs. B. Parker.
There were three visitors.
| Visitors are always welcome.
Naomi Boatwright, Rpt.
1?COl?E, SOUTH (AUOI.IN'A
i Rev. O. A. Morant, Pastor
7~' r : "t~
S. S. was called to order at
the usual hour. Bjo. F. Hardy,
Supt. in charge. The Co-workers
i at their post. A large group of
i young people took part in the lesson
discussion which was beautiI
ful. '
Devotion conducted by BToT'C,
F. Graves. We were honored with
Newberry who spoke to us very
briefly from St. Mark 10: 12. He
4 hrougbt tts amessage of interest
1 which -we enjoyed.
I We had lovely services an.l
closed with the offerijig. Rev. M<?'l
rant and Rev. Dickson went over
l-i to Good Hope where Rev. Moranl
preached the annual Thanksgiving
"i Sermon for the Y. M. and Y.. W
*: C. A. meeting from the subject
"The Christian's Ideal." They ha.
j a very fine program in everj
i way.
j Mr. and Mrs. John Backer' o:
Ui Richmond. Ya. were welcome visi
ors of Rev. and Mrs. I. Edward:
of Orangeburg. Mi's.'R. C. Sump
' ter of Cope. Mrs. Backer \va:
L. Mrs. Sadie Edwards of Orange
1 burg. She hadn't been down her.
"1 in .39 years. It was a happy re
! union for ber.
i It was quite a shock for thfe^l
| tire community to learn of th<
: passing of Mrs. Ida \V. Ryan
s) who died at her home near Nor
I way, S. C. sitting in a chair. Th'
family has our deepest sympathy
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PINE HILL CIIUT IT
S PINE HILL A. M. E. CHURCH
( i
1 i Rev. T. JJ.i Moore, Pastor"
!,j Sunday School was called t
' j order, and the usual opening pro
^ t cedurcs were conducted. Classe
" | were taught in concert by th
J,i Pastor. The school discussed th
:i lesson at large and the same wa
"j greatly enjoyed.
'*! Worship services started a
" 11:30 with the Junior choir furni
V. L.kii... + u,, ...M..
- j Diiuig tuc 111 uaiv;. .?ii. ?iviiivrr> ?v |.:i
sj piano. Praise* God from whom a
- j- filessinprsrKtcv was sutrg'fbltbwe
' by the opening sentences. Furthe
' j services were conducted in the pr
!V| scribed order. The Pastor, announ
l_rj ed his text, from St. Luke 15.: di
- '"Jt was much that we mak
! merry and be glad for this th
ll'i brother was dead is now alive a
" gain, was lost and is found.
l*i Theme: "Rejoicing over the righ
uj thing." Many hearts went ou
l'l to the lots and found sheep as th
H Pastor talk to us. 1 am sure a
11 , of Us gained a new view of th
prodigal son from the messagi
ls An invitatioal hymn was sun
followed by "the official report. Th
| ushers made their report. The sc
U'? vices adjourned with the doxok
V gy and benediction.'V
At 4:d0 Rev. Willie K. Wood
rendered services at Magnoli
l" for Pro. K. Mies and Sister Wi
_L himenia Harrison's club. He sele<
?r: ed his text from St. John 5:1
'K- "Will-thou be Made-Whole?." H
reaHy brought us an?education;
' j and spiritual sermon. -The man
fy I present enjoyed the sermon. W
1- v... .... wi
P~ -were happy to acknowledge th
'K presence of his family. Mrs. Mari
et Woods and the children.
Ie At 8:00 o'clock we reassemble
at Pine Hill for evening service
The usual order -was conducte
The Pastor took his tpxt from S
I John 13: 13. "Ye call me Lot
)n and Master." The sermon \yas vet
)n good and greatly enjoyed. T1
officers made their report and tt
j services adjourned.
Remember you are always we
qorne to the churches on the Pir
Hill Circuit: ? ,
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WILKIN'S SETS PRECEDENT, f
ATTENDS CABINET SESSION ^
By Alice A. Dunnigan |
I
j . WASHINGTON (ANP)__Assistant
Secretary of Labor J. Ernest
Wilkins made history last week ^
when, he becume the first Negro ^
ever to attend-officially- a cabinet
' meeting with th'e President of
the United States. I
Welkins represented his depart- ^
ment at this important White j?Home
cabinet conference in thej
absence of Labor Secretary Mitchell,
who was out of the city on
a speaking Engagement.
1
In commenting on their expe-* _
rience, Wilkins said it was both
interesting and challinging.' Ho ti
was particularly impressed with
the way "our great President 1.
tV,,. u. ui
iiuiiuicii ever) i ic iii uu n?v ? ? ?
genda." His nresence and partici- "1
pation at the cabinet meeting d<
j bears out a statement he made a fi
j few weeks ago on the Emancipa- hi
| - ?, IN MEMI
fe In'memory of our dear Mot
.Ml. departed this life July lb 1948;
Mr. Micheal Johnson, who depar
* In a city so l'tfir"where
And they need not the
For the blest Lamb of
And .we shell meet in
Where thei weary forev
And dwell in that lam
.Children: Mrs. C. If. Johnson, 1
Youtif, YoungsTbwn, Q7
Georgia.
Wife: Mrs. ('.' If. Johnson. Mt. '
.? ?Siatersi Mrs. Willie Petti grew.
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Satufrduy, August 28, 1954.
1ASSIFIED ADS
^ IN MEMOHIAN
My . dear husband who departed
lis life four years ago on Aug.
). 1950.
I think of you and miss you
i, so much
Though no more your voice I
But in heaven I hope to meet
ice and greet thee
Where no farewell tears are shed
Your Wife, . ,
Mrs. H.-H. Zmmerman
on Day program in Gary, Ind.
At that time, he gave Kisenower
credit for doing more than
ny other President to Continue to
build the structure of our freeom
on the foundation laid by the
eot Pumililinnii Prp?i;lpnt. A hra
am Lincoln."
Jit I AM
her Mrs. Mary S. Chiles, who
and our husband and brother
ted this life August 29, 1947. - ^
there eometh no night, ' r-' ' j
( sun over there,
God is the light
that city So fair. ?wrer
shall rest,
I of the blest.
kit; Carmel, S. C.; Mrs. M. S. ? ^
; Mr.' K. W. Chiles, Atlanta^
Carmel. S. C.:
Milwaukee, Wis.; Mrs. "Hen?lel,
S. C.
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