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0 THE MULLINS NEWS I'
EBENEZEK AME CHURCH M
Rev. S. S. Uourrough I.
Sunday, iwas a fine "day evert '
though the Tain was falling. The |
Sunday School attendance was
very good. Our Supt., Mis. l'atty ...
liases was at , her post of <HMy. !1
~Tr76 bun lay "School was^ctnU d id :
. _a>rder in .the usual form by our
Supt. with officer# and teachers- E
. . at their places. We hud a thrilling
discussion of the lesson by tiie M
classes. All persons tried to take an
active part' in the discussion. \
Our review was omitted iduo to M
the latness of the hour. Class No. ei
*5" *
2 received the banner for the highest
amount of money. This class d<
is under the leadership of Mr. (
I rani; Roper and Mrs. Mattie O. '
Ward. Everyone seems to want. u
the banner. We' shall see who is t:
the lucky fellow next Sunday. :n
At about 11:1 o the pastor a seen
?ded^the1 rostrum?with?Rev.?John?
Branson as his associate. We (i
?r-^-iad a spiritual devotion witlv-pray-??
er by Bii>.' N. Dorsrv. The senior
'choir furnished the music with
Mrs. Maggie Jackson at the piano. ^
The Scripture as was read b"
the pastor was Gverses-of the Gth
chapter of Isaiah. Notices by Mr.
Foxworth and Mr. J. Hodge with '1.1
enlightments by the pastor. Poor: _
offering by the J unit r ushers. Past
tor steward came forward to lift!
our morning offering. If you ?
haven't paid your Vheat dollar, j .^
please do so right away.- . ..?:?f .j
I , The pastor selected as his text
St. Luke 19:42. If thou had known. L
r He used as his^TRedne "If I had
<- a town then?whnt 1 .[{imw now.".'
\ He labored with, us for sometime I ,
v and prbached a noble sermon" 1 ;
i Hearts were made to rejoice ,
throughout the congregation as he ' ?
} throughout the congregation. j.
At 7:15 -p-.m;-"the pastor-and-'a- j
> . Ini'it It others enjoyed a fine ser|
-eon, Prayer was offered by Rev.
.'Uiiirmupli* and he used as his
scripture- 16 verses of the 107'lp
! ?lln talked to us from IPS. (
I'-. hi! ! <t verse using as his sub- *
? jet;: "Oh, God my heart is fixed.
I( Even, thoughWe were few in hum- t
ber, we enjoyed our services. 4 v
LOCAL NEWS?
j Little Miss . Rebecca Ann Hayes j]
celebrated \\ev 5th birthday with ;
. a party at the home of her parents, \
j ...?Mr._ & Mis. Seven llayes, on Sua- U
j day. 12 of her friends partook of i
j ^ , (his affair with her.. Ice qream, ]
cake and candies were served.
: 7, Mrs. Carrie Carmichacl and Jean f
are spending this week in Smith- 1
field, N. C. with relatives. j:
< Pres. S. R. Higgins stopped by ji
the parsonage and Sunday enroute 1>
to Cohrnibia - from Wtlrrrington.Nr-r
C. He had been attending an an- n
nual conference there. e
Miss Verilee Legette left ?atur- ii
day for White Plains. X.Y. We !'
pray for her much success in her-?
undertaking. ?' ' ; n
?Visitors in service Sunday were ' 1
Mr. Orie Graves and mother of (
' iri:'. Centenary anil Mr. Louis McCray '
r- .. r_: 1 ' >
i>iai iwu. vu"i^ -cijfam rriuTia>. ' *
Rev. & .Mrs. H. E. Harden., Rev. '
~$ Mrs. S. S. *BourroUghs and 11
Jimmie were the Sunday dinner 1-1
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Tieaehiuan '
Hodge at their home. A fine and "
delicious meal was s< rved.
Mrs. Annie II: Conner is a pa J
r" - tient in the Mullins llispital.
Mrs. Mae Vei n Adams and J
daughter, F,Ionise, of Lakeview, "
' . are here visiti.ng their aurit, Mrs.
Lillie Hackney"and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Author Dart had ''
" guests in on Thanksgiving Day. J
They were the parents of Mr. | .'
Dart from Nesmith. S. C.
Mrs. Lillie Nichols was the Moil .
day d'nncr guest of Mrs. Ella ^
t1 Carmiehael at her home*.
Little Isaac Jackson, son of Mrs.'
Virginia Jrtck>on was rwdied t<>i
the Mullins Hospital on Friday1
* having convulsions. He is res'ing
nicely at the home" of. his grandmother
in North Mullins. His j,
mother has a position in X.Y. {"j,
A large number of students and ;
. teachers were home for the Midi-,.
/lay week-end. They look well and 1
happy awl?we- aye triad.
BELMONT BAPTIST (1UIMII ^
Rev. W. A. Davis, 1'astor
SILVKRSTRKKT - Sunday H
Sc.hool was good. The lesson u
beautifully taught and discussed I"
bv all classes. The Pastor gavu1 ^
the review of the leSson. tl
Deacons conducted a warm do- '?
votional service. The Pastor as- c
cended the rostrum and brought, n
a soul stirrinj. message. He was. s
enjoyed by all.
We were happy to have Misses, n
Elaine & Katie Williams home r
dents at Morris College in Sumter c
' Mr. Gray Thomas, Mr. McCline
Tribble, and * Mr. Henry h
c ' Reeder are on the sick list. p
You are welcome at Belmont. |
. . , Cue Ester Tribble, Rpt, e
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L ANN INC CONFERENCE OF, A
I SSI ON A It V WORK KHS OF N
VNOASTI^K DISTRICT C
\\ I\D\ir.I' 1 Kf:.I W e attended
10 i' cmife'.ence a braiuh
a.aijny t.ie? ting tw tlie Mission f.
. -Wo:.. t" t. e I.an.'istor v.
tAiiel .1 A.MK O.in roll t,
t ? .. Va * or. Airs. A. K ,
>: . i an Ay itn.I into iigencc.
rs. .\ foody acted as utviwlary.
'... I ! i-.i' ie'n > le?i i(n sihynj' ">
I.n Oh i.o. d" aflei' which
i's. -kinase;. prayed a l.o >!? pi ay
, 'iii.j? < ti> i hi' .Name'" a\as .
, , :e,i?..i iiuit message wa.- ,
Mivered by the J toy.- C.eoi'^e ?Ih?j
ucry oi St. t'a^l A. . ?. K. ...
!-uu\:.. I an.ua\er,' ?h:C, II.s t-xi
a< "'Tiih; thing 1 <i.>. Forget
rig t.'.o>e vnings t.iat i.svj'eii:n.i ^
ul press toward the inai'k. at
... i,i.,h .mllti... ...una. c
""""H " ? I" .
1 he sei iiu>n was lull ui
iviue fervor. It helped a.L who .
mlis . Li,_. Bruguon XL's 1J
ii.. n
i>. .led fill'.or .. ;e---sermon.
Offering S) l.Yo. .The rail for 'l
lis>io:is was read l>y .Mr . Ilroys;v.
:V1 rs.?d.- \Y . V\ iiherspuoii gave?"
> a har.dy we'ennio and some
odiy adviee in tae Wekumo A.lress.
.Mrs, \\ . 1*, Humiuotte g.i\e lmtly.
remarks. Alter wi.ik the
resilient, Mrs. danore.U guvomjerful
remarks a hunt Mission
i;v Work and our e.lneat'iotliil pro '
ram. \Yo were hoiiefiud ' from
t'iv talk. Remarks - by:?Mother ''
amsey. "(Inward Christian Sold "
is v.-as;:;,-uir;, I iatis were made 11
H. how'to sponsor toe ticket pro *'
ram for- the. Educational Drive.
I'., .ii'A?;?in. Dee. ?m?"
olunihia, S. t', at Allen Culver-.'.^
ity. Kai ii local President of the 1
.iiiun.ster ,1 is* riet v.as raven tick' '>'
ts. Thfs meeting "was held witrs f<
iirhest esteem. Sorely Mrs. w
anerette Tiifd MrsT BFogdofi lire T
et\iii.vs of Civid ' r ?<
Mrs. .1. Keith Reporter
KK'K FORI) & (i I.ON l-.Ii FIK-* f
:UIT (Hl HCUh'S ' ' -V
Kev. it. Jii. Hampton, Pastor I
.'at. tarniel ? "Blessed arc they) '
hat 'dewed in thy house, they j o
rill he ' still pra>stng thee."
Sunday was a rainy eo.d. day.i ;
'Ut this was our fir.-t preaching ! i
lay utter Annual Conference. A '
Vw of the.laithful .made their <.
vay to the house of prayer w here i
iod?promised to ineei. t wo? md- |
.hree game red together. in',
lis name.- j i
We enjoyed a wonderful lesson; t
iLont "the suhject "In Time of. <
IVouble." i suppose that every n
torson who has ever lived has, ex s
erieneed some trouble, of some ,
.ind. (iod knows about the %
rotable and?rs?tt-ndy to Indpy?Ho-^' p
ntfeh beloved Pastor was .present' j
d'-and received by the school and
1 hjs usual manner, made wonder',
U. remarks and ttave- tho review.
Services opened on time by sin-t.
up- "Father I Stretch. M\ llanos
0 Thee.". I'myt'f by tiro. Ate-.
'omhs. "\\ luit A Friend Wo
late in .jesus," Scrip.ure was "
c.td?from?Lisa 1 ins 1 11; ILL. Tilt i
'a.-tor liroujilit timely comments
rid?remtrrh-s?from?the confer en??
e. The hymn wa,. suny, "A '
harjje To Keep~T I lave." Tm- i
tessatce was tfrom I'-mlin v
"It i- y..t. I 1??j me.thin L;
ave heen a f I lifted ;t It.'il I inij.-.h1. '
'arp thy statues." Suh.icrt, " I'he '
'alue of Hardships.." A really'
ohle sermon. The spirit ry? hitt'it ?
hile he talked,
i tie program at - tin- schoolhou-e f
1 Wi.linpton ' Wednesday r.itrh'
as enjoyed by- a lartre uu.mhci*
f Patrons and Friend- celchrat- j j
rj,' Thanksvrivirijj.
Mr; .lames- Adhert (dreen, hrs* v
ricnd. arc home with hi-' Mother.
I r. Green has been over .-ni-; anil r
iM leave for a.-siuimnn s at the v
'ort .?aek-on. j s
All.-, Let tic Marshall is 11 the I
it-k list. We are pra;. in if lor all a
he.shut in-. t
IN I*: Ml 11,1- ( liU l-l l I I
INK HILL A. M. K ( 111 R( II 1
I5i\.- T. .J, Moore. I'astor . js
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Suit lay School was called to - li
-,|..i " t iu- Slipt.' The lesson I t
as very interestili;r. Il was well <
iscu.ssed hy the school. . i
Worship?services liuyau?w_U_j?,
ie .usual- order. Announcement - \
re M-ad.- The I'astor took is 1.1
jxt from Romans U: 2d. Many | i
carts wore made to feel tfor>d as 1
he man of Go.l unfold- to us the i
read of life, Le lis stop and fit-- j
ido not that we would rathe: <
ot pay the price for so -muck I
fnhinjr but we rather pay the
for serving Clod. I wish t-hat,
lope were out to hear this j^reat t
aessage. The invitational hymn ,
as stnnr ?rr?i the doors of tb*r?
hurch were opened. \ }
W > were happy to have Rev.' <
I. Woods with us. We always ap-, f
reciate visitors at any time. j jj
Remember yoyt are always wel-1 :
ome to our churches, 3 j
t ?
i;i- uus-'' taken ironi
flTT.i d; I" .< theme > ( uiiieh was
tihail- \vl? fc.i forward or hackfdr;
v 1 .-a: ly h/o'it out
v. ;:-vrn IV That Jesus.I. ft many
Xii.'i;. I S ,\tV ?iS t ? foil. tt. K'Sll.-'
ldi), (> 'if rev and power \va< v:<i;.lii
t*(l in 5 e i'aj i thai lie colled his
T^ri'il ? ) i.fc fi Put-.1 of men. Hi'
isttucted them to cast down their
cts 'oii "Tin' i iuht s.de fcof the ship "
n.i when they came up thereJhe.ro
lore i'i.-ii than they could hrinjt.'
lit. The disciples were w-wvazeil
hat 'they said "('nine see a_rami?
eras; ami what lie RttA done. Jcs-_
s. told the-disciples "you are jjoitiK
)'he fishers' < f men. yo nutnmd
reach theyospel. Our pastor.aiso
roujiht out the fact tha if we .folic.
the examples and teayhiiijrs .of
sas-Christ we tire destined to tio .
i \\;lr !. and if we don'i, then w
rr* drl'.ni'r ly polntf ? IcicAward .
or.ear i. is .i coo.ee- - tor us-to
T. e election for n delegate to
e ell r'linil i n'.lt "< was held at
lorris I'r. f n A. M. K. Church on
'lies lay nitrht. November 'Jit. 1 Pol
t v.- .ic!i time.. ?>!r. William I>r ISrad I
ol d. Clerk-Secitfrtary of the'church
a:-- elected by majority vote. Mr.
'i-mousM: T;lTCerra> iian.fd ah?
[ irate..
Vi.*iti:ijr at or.r church today was
he daughter of Mrs. -Mary Hvadord
who now resides in New
'-i*rh- <' i i y. un<i vv ho is a morn her .of
tet'rcl A. >!. K..Church.' Mr. Ibudo:?!
is a 't'> y devoted member-of i
ur church. ... '
Mrs. K!la rainier was the \veek nd
house guest of Mrs. Mamie M.
'o' nsi ii of i:il<i i'rcsid-iit St. Mrs.
aimer, forme: ly of Charleston.
io\v'resides hi New York City,
fl'iie Missionary Society of Mowis
['r?.wn A.-fh K.- Church -is <Mng?a-i
wonderful job helping and can ing
ror the needy and shut, in under the
oadorship of ouri president Mrs. 10.
A alker ; and her co-workers, for
i'hanksgivings, 40 packages were
ent out and 72.Q0 cash, and we are
dunning bo-do mnree. Lifting as
ye climb tl e T.adder of "Charity"
s is latter"To utve7thsth to receive. '
.ittie deeds of kindness. Little,
cords of love helps o make earth
inopv Hi e the Heavens above.
Morris lliw.n A. M. K. Church ,
'oes fbrwat'C
' t 'ov.ine L. Ilradl'ord. Kpl.
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>T. JOHN A.M.K. ( Ill l{( H
tev. S. W. Lordhani. Minister I
'
Marion S S. was called to
i Ifr at in o'clock with tin- Supt. '
ovfrdirur with tho officers arid cnluiki'is
<mi tiu-iinjuKt of duty. The'
' --nn w;?.-i t:: i IiJ willt much in ores!'
follow ftt;7 :i brief r?'vie\v by
Its. ! .. l.iooihir.l,
Moinin.tr -wo.-sihip wa~at?H
nvccalion offered l>y Urn. I.'avis.
)tir respon-i'.e readinjr was read
root .Icrein lab 7:1-10 led hy "the
astor. Tin- New Testament lesson
/as lead from -St. I.uke lffl-ln
[*<|- l.y Rev; l-'owvo'rfh the .sst ami
unirnary of the Dee. 'I'hen followed
nth tlie ushers r< eci.vinjr the Misionary
offering. The trustees then
oeeived tin* inorninir offering;
eiiieh was very liberal. The roll- (
eolation' prayer was then offered
iy the pastor. The choirs then sau'jr
i special selection. Kev. Neil came
0 us with a wonderful sermon ta;en
from Act 1st chanter. H verse.'
le used for his subject "lie a Witless."
Me.nv Ivart hiirned as he
' poke
to us. The open door was
xtended while the choir sanir
1 V Ktl 11 117 7. \Vf? I lien
Tre prest>i?Tr*\ i-ii'ii'--. The. noil- '
c.s 1 >y the church clerk and the
jshers report brought tin* inorninu
ao vii ^ to <> 7- oV4oek-.~Wtr
ye re found on.our post of doty at
his time the pastor hrouirht ns
mother wonderful sermon followed
*y the open door oxteif<!irijr. The
vostoes r eve wed the offering.-The
lotjees hy the eliureh clerk hrou- ,
*ht the flays service' to a close. |
XKWS?We iire praying for our
ick and shut in a speedy recover.;
The Stewardess Hoard 14th An-j
livprsarv all ex-presidents were
moons follqwintr them were their
irfendam e*." The queen raising the
ligbest amount of money was,
-.owned queen. Mrs. I.ouise Living
iton raised the highest amount
>58.00. She was crowned queen by
drs A: V Hrrpatfi. Mrs Mazie Mcvni^ht
havinp: second highest $50.
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THE PAU
>10 and MtAlma Finklea third
highest $:>(>.2(1. Mrs. Livingston re.
\ .. 1st j.rizi'i Mrs Mcknight
. "... .:{ ..1 is Finklea 3? 1
...... >ii i.'j' ij..a'i'ns ?mailt'' a'
;:t >, ; .a f. total i !' l.'-u contest
. a - . rill lanes wore gowns
! d . co.o.s wits: svhite eor ?
a. met are of the (troup
' i. .1 . ' A11 s. Pony Smalls.""
. r t .? contest v.as over and
. . i, ! y tov group, Refreshing:
weiv served to. aLLiti_ the
litis pu-n\ of the.church. ,
i',.e | a.-t?r, local ministers, the
vim ' .. ?? .if steward Hoard. Jlhe
.\.i.ss tmury Pres. and the candidate
( i ;.i Ke.iorial College attended
llie gt t together meeting at St.
A..M.K. Church,.
.'ifs. Elizabeth Moody, Rpt. j
1 K: EN l)S II IP A. Ali-b^ ClfCltCH
Key. 0. J. Zieglcr, Pastor
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ur.day \v.as a rainy.-day., but the
faiii.1 ui few- were on time begihn-'
iii!f with Lho- Sumhiv school A
h j;.e. yn..'Ude:it. .Mr. H. P. Craw
rd pi esidinp;. - >; nfn?4 in the
rteiiu i:;ary dept.' won the financial
iiniHT. Tiie review was made by
the pastor.' ? ,. . ,
S ninny was younth day, the Jr.
< ho?i i ?,u?;./:*? ?! music. Pastor Zeij;ler
op Tied the service in the usual
way.. Seri'Uure jesson Isaiah 02.
Hp- preae! cd a s'uil reviving ser,;i?n
fro a Isaiah 02-10. _ "Go
' -throujrh the vfales^-orc-;>ere'
ye rim way of the people}
at j?.i t :e hijrhway; prat her out
the--stones; lift up a standard fo
He People." Th" doors of the
oluyx-T was ripened for joiners. I'rilay
nijtrhi !><". . :> lov.e fetyst. and
prayer m-etimr.
in the city, durin.tr the Thanksgiving
Holidays were, Misses Anne
i'.11,itii'. n:id Mnrtrarcc ItimreTTTfState
A. & M. eollejre, Orangeburg
s."o.
CIiitrc.h of tied, liev'. Charlie Keys
pastor held thanksgiving services
on Thursday November on (iideon
II ill street.
10: r? to 11 :(I0 Hilde Hour; 1 f:00
rerivon on "Thanks" by Evangelist
CJrace Irby of Laurens,. S. C. Reniarks
bv Rev. K. I.. Mohre. After
se'-' h-es ReV. and Mrs. Keys
'nvite i tie- entire congregation to
Their home, where they enjoyed a
delirious Turkey <!in>w>r nvnr .1(1
were" served. ? r?
Hi'". Key's daughter of Coluin!-us.-Ohio,
Mrs, Kehccca Reynolds
is'-hcre to spend the winter; J
C'hurch Reporter, Mrs. R. (iraritj
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PPRIXf! HI!.I. AMP CHURCH
Rev. Carl IVhick, Minister
S. S. Ii"};an ;it I 1:15 with Sunt,
ntxl teachers at their post of duty I
The lesson was beautifully taught!
and discussed. The weather was
suuicwh&i .had hut the attendance '
fie.".
The--pastor -Rrought us the message
from St. John 11:5-15. Theme |
Thanhs Living; < lie -?trid we should |
strength, food and clothing. .We
need to give tharrks to (Jed- from
where ajj blowings flow. This
\va.< a very inspiring message j
and "njoyed hy a large audience.
The I .T.N'.S. cluli held its monthly
meet iny: on Nov. lb at (he
ho no of .\1r. iV Mr . Ircnious Hall J
with a large attendance.- A I'ihle
li-yiissien was held led hy Mrs. |
Belle V. Derrick. After which
we discussed, unfinished and new I
business. The next meeting will
be on Dee. 17, at the home of Mrs. I
litissio Taylor.
The Stewardess Hoard No. 2 held I
its monthly meeting at the home of
Mr. <Sj Mrs. Isaac Dent on Sunday j
immediately after service.
Mrs. Mcrlhn Summers was in^
jurid in an accident on Nov. 215.
She received quite a shock and
serious head injuries. We pray
for her -a recovery.
A mong**t>ur visitors Sunday was
.Misses Martha I.. Williams and
Irene Williams from Salsibury, N.
Afrs. Black and son, and Miss
Thomasona Marvin. Miss Marvin
is oil'' pastor's sister-in-law. We
also had-visitors from Mt' Olive
and New Mope. Visitors arc always
'a clconie.
ftrj?t ire Th i rd" 5Uhdfiy""TTTere was
a rally at the above named church,
the mount of $f?3.00 was raised.
On Bridal night, Doc. H, 1054
the Abraham Brothers from Augusta.
(ia. and the Starlight Spiritual
Sinjrerft of Lexington wilhren
der :i program at Lexington High
School. Admission 50c for adults
; ml .'55c forjhildren.
Also cm the third Sunday night
in Dye. The Psalms of Harmony
from Wagner and the Starlight
! SpirR iaT Finpei's of Lexington will
render a program at New Hope
O'.M.K. .Church.
Sister Mary Taylor and Sister
Lizzie Julmsou-i* slid oiv the ?iek
list We pray for their recovery.
Louise (.llasago. Hpt. ?L
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IETTO LEADER
MT. PISGAH A. M. E. CHURCH
Kiverend F. C. .lames?Pastor
t
SUMTER?A number of persons
participated in and. enjoyed the
t l.anusg.v ing service on 'lhursday
f. oui 10 a.m. to 11,'sponsored by
tl.e missionary laijies of the e..iach.
Dr. .James delivered a brief but
v. im.ertid sermon. Gifts of food
and other usable articles were
brought to the church and placed
. 1 an tot r wo. I.ers prepared and delivered
more than twenty-five basI
.bets to .sbalt-in and unfortunate
persons. . Tht? cash offerings were
given to persons confined in the
hospital.
In /pile of the rainy weather f
-large number of persons were pre
. nt at morning worship Sunday a'
11:15 a.m. Dr. James selectee
riniippiaas J:Id, 14 subject "A
course in thy College, of the
sp.nt. boniu points, urouirnt out 111
ilii sermon, "Every true Christian
iK-ta-kirrp incourse in the CoTIego
Of the Spirit. The entrance requirement?humility
or a dissatisfaction
\vitl?? the one's present condition.
Freshman?leaning to eoncpiei fail
are (forjtcttintr the past). Sopho-Hinro-?tilt?.
forward lool< ( reaching
forth to tlrinys which are before);
Jl.ttior?Progress, pressing forward
(I press towad tlie mark). We
should never take our eyes off the
mark. Senior?Concentration (this
one thing I o.to), The prize or di*
rloivsa-eouipleto surrender of one's
* '' ?* Christ?-The sermon was a
|n. s' rp '
" atdy proc< ding the set"'..on
M-..V SnV'i > I'nrno, supported
i - t o- (h'- ne| Choir sang "Silence
j ;v. <> rcsence of the I.ord." It
i s em< that we were quieter than
! ; .? :! during the service.
j-> Music was ' endartH-Ly the Senior
I r.n j .(in> ju^j .choir <.
| I he'.;unior !H"isstonary Society
| rendered a program at 7 p.m. The'
.i n or ChniFr of Kmanuel. Methoj
f hutch directed l>y Mfss Mltry"
' Scott and Junior Choir First 15an,.nii)-ch
directed 11v Mrs. John
| liowen rendered numhers which
' were very good'. Mi'ss Jeanie Ham
I . ... . ? ,
, raised tne nigpest amount ot
j money. Collection $25.00. Miss Ruth
I Rohinson, president, Mrs. F. C.
, Jr.'tips, adviser.
Rev. and .Mrs. \V. II. Harnes and
children. St. Luke A. M. K. Church,
, ("haide/to'n-and Rev. and Mr,s; Chap
i.P'Hi- Pnviv? Williams MeimnutJOnueh,
Orangeburg, S. C. wre dinner
quests of Rev. and Mrs. F. C.
j Jajnes on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Uehecca Myers ah^childjpen
I.exingtdTg W. V.a.Avas called home
to att?nd the funeral of her father,
Mr. Eugene Blake.
Mrs. Edith Washington, D. C. at-tendfcul
till-' f iiiioi a 1 of hoi toother.
in-law. the late Mr. E. Blake.
The Stewardess Board No. 2
met on Wednesday-with Miss Hallie
Hampton. 20S S. Washington
Sc. Mrs. A. (I. Harvin. Pres. Mrs.
M. (\ Roberts. secretary.
I.tme Feast meeting will !>e held
on Friday night. A large crowd is
.expected.
M. C. iRoherts, Rpt,
t -
BETHEL A. M. E. CTH'RCH "
Rev. .1. A. McQueen'?Pastor
SI. denrge Rehouse of the rain
Sunday School was omitted, hut
the regular service, with a few
faithful ones was carried out in
the regular form.
I .At 1 1 :> tluTchoir hang liaise
CJod fiom whom cU\ Then the
opening song. Prayer hy Pro. Joe
Jones, selection hy the choir, ScripI
tare lesson was rea<l from the 11
I kings. The text was selected
j from II lyings 2<i;:5 and the service
I was very good. Collection ?was
| taken. after which the Christmas
Seals were distrilAited to a utimI
her of those present.
At 4:30 The Pulpit Aid Hoard
| hold >ts monthly; meeting at the
[home of Mrs. Pearl Zeigler and
J-moher, Mrs. Kelishia Prown. Mrs.
j I.ula Snipe President. After the
business part of the meeting the
; hostess served a. delicious course
! of hot spiced tea, cake and candies.
Everyone enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. McQueen and little daughter
sp?int Thanksgiving home. They
I left Sunday afternoon to resume
her work.
On the 20th of last month, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Smith became the
bride of Mr. J. C. Elmore. The
church was lovely decorated. The
i iiiisuM proioniifii me cerent/pnios.
A reception followed in their honor.
'Mr. Elmore is the son of Mr. &
j Sirs. Fess Elnfore. Mrs. Elmore
j is the daughter of Mrs.'CJant. She
| was given in marriage by l)ea. J.
I X. Huston. Both are graduates
of William M. School. Mrs. Elmore
is also a graduate of Mather
School of Beaufort, S. C.. Many
lovely and useful presents were
given. They left Sunday morning
for New York where they will make
their home. We hope for them a
IN MEMORY
tU*'
...r.v. j'Alrm Louise Alston depart;
. Dec.' 2, 1U53.
._ .? -1 ?-=j
U1 "want to rest to night' were !
die last words spoken to one of
! her friends, who nail eome to sit
I awhile with her. One Tibur.and
I a half afterward, she went to test
' >'n Jesus' breast. Sleep on Dear .
j and take vonr sweete rest. My.
OK All! Home has been lonely since
I , - .I went away.
.'." ft'e'en, gentle sleep!
: The storjc below express' my senti- I
1 ment:
I '
A certain woman had a potted
plant of which she was very fofld.
?'t f.onr.s hm4? far awhile arid .its .
Mi.is :*? .! f.agranceb. ought great
joy to In r. After, a while ' she '
noticed it was drooping and seem .
d on the verge of dying. While?
in Idingit In her hand she avciueni-ly'd:ipped
it on thy fk?or. breaking
the crock into many pieces, hut
apparently not harming the plant.
Tenderly- she gathered up the
plant, disregarding the* fiagYttents~
of the crock, and rcjrtanted it in
a larger vessel. To her joyful Surprise,
the plant immediately took
on new life and he-ante more vig-*
oror.se, more beautiful and larger
than oyer before.? The soul of the
.-Christian is like a flower that lives
in a vessel of clay. What if the
vessel is destroyed? The Great
Potter replants the soul in the
.soil of heaven am! it lives Um?a?
bundant life" forever.
UF.K
Life! 1 know-not what thou art.
Hut know that thou and I must part
And when, or how, or where we'
Aiet y i
I own to nte's a secret yet.
I.i'fe! we've been long together
Through pleasant and through
J cloudy weather.
'Tis hard to part when friends are
dear,Perhaps
'twill cost a sigh, a tear;
Then steal away, give little warn''h"ose
thine own time;
horse" thine own" ."tiipe; " _
Say not (lood N'ight?hut in some
brighter clime
-?ITi-t-l?me?(tood?Morning."
A ff""tionatc husband?
I. H. ^Alston"
|
ST. .IA.MKS AMK <111 K< II
Uev. .1. Hales, Pastor
Sunday School opened at its usual
hour with tlu' J?upt. and coworkers
present. After the class,
study of the lesson the S. S' was |
reviewed by the Supt. Mrs. Kstclle ;
Johnson. The home department'
has the adult banner, Mr. K .J.j
C.,.^f 1'l.? f I.II.. I> II
.xmui.^wiu ? lit* ? I ilHUK' U?Ut ;
lias the youth banner, Mrs. Rosa I
I le.I.anev,- teacher.
11 :*'0 after preliminaries tlie pasj
tor preacheil a great sermon which]
J. \vr : food for thought fr,om - itlie |
) iiac-t St. Matthew -1:21. Theme |
Broken nets must he repaired. The'
Missionary Society was held im- ,
mediately after service which was
| very pood. Mrs. Hattie Dunlap, i
President.
Sundav the Presiding Klder. Dr.
] Ft. C. Cunningham was with us in i
Jour first quarterly conference. Hr ;
i preached fioi11 1 Uoi*. in: l ">. 1 heme j
I Collected Jinks. The P.K. hid
j himself h?Hn?|_ th" ' i m , and the
1 spiritual tide ran high..
This lieing the fourth Sunday !
j we enjoyed a fine fellowship with j
j Dr. Davis and -Kmanuel and Rev. j
I Holmes and members of Chapel
Memorial. *
On Friday night Nov. 2H the j
business nnrt nf ihn I
, ~ ... X-..V- ljUUI V,V I l,v V, V/ I I "
forence was hgld. Mrs. Kstclle
Johnson was elected the secretary.
All reports were very good. The '
P. K. spoke in hi^h terms of the
pastor and members. Mrs. B. CJ.
Cunningham, wife of the P.E.
made ,oneourafcinjr remarks. The
P. E. was paid in full as usual.
Several visitors were present.
Visitors are always welcome to the
friendly church on the hill, 415
?Henderson SU- ?:
I
IN MKMOUIAM
UBS *
A1 rs. Alalia rut Jones Addjson-?
in loving"?remeinberance of my
dear wife who passed away Dec-ember
1, 1952.
* t'ROSSlNfJ THE BAR
Sunset anzt-eveeing Star,
And one elea.r call for me!
..iay the he no moaning at the ,
bar, -
A iie.n 1 out to sea.
.... ; '
But such a fide as moving seemj
asleep,"
fo full for sound and foam!
_A hen t .at which <b?-w irAin out of
the boundless deep,
Turn again home.
i'wiheht and eVcnmir bells.
And niter that the dark! .
And may there be no sadness or
farewell,
When I embark. * .
( J
Tinie and Place,
The tide may bear.me far!
T 1, 4 .. T?:i c c
i iiui'i* li? >t*V* 111 > I IMH I act* IU HUT, 4
When I have crossed the bar.
?Alfred Tennyson*.
Vonr levins husband
TALLEY
" . * . ' i
I i
! i
In sad but lovinif Memory of our j \
Darling Mother, Mrs. Viola G. '
Battle who went to he with the '
Lord -December 2, 1952. 1
You have departed from us precious
one; , | '
And though your gentle voice is ! '
stiu.
The memory of your sweet smile '
Lingers with us doily,
Yottr place in our home and hearts J
Can never he filled.
Children?
Mrs. Sara I J. Corley, Daughter
\V. II. Corley, Son-in-law
Horace Battle, Son . ' 1
I.udlow Battle., Son
Miss Annie Bannerman,
Foster Daughter ?::?IN
M KM OB I AM
IIABPKB?In loving memory of
our dear father, John B. Harper
who departed this life Deccmbei
1. 1945.
Nine years have passed 'my dear
Pmce-fiod called Vott arway, hut oh,
What, I would give to see your
smile .. '
And liter your voice today.
Sadly mimed by
Chlidren and Grandchildren
IN M K\1 OKI A M
In sad and loving metvoiy of,
~miT"(lTt.Tt^~tmrtttg'wife and mother,
Mrs. Minnie K. Burch, who departed
this life Dee. 2,-1943.
Your passing left a void in our
lives that can never he filled.
Preston C. Bureh, Husband
Louise II. Burch, -Daughter
Catherine B. Frazier, Daughter
Henry T. Frazier, Son-in-law
i"nur^
CONTRACTOR
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NOTICE: Change of Horn*
25(16 Rratton St. Phot
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Saturday. December 4, 1954
CLASSIFIED ADS
A CARD OF THANKS
I wish the public to know that
I appreciate the gifts from various
ilcn'ominaions and friends for the
large donation given us?. for the
Old Folks Home The public has
been very kind'and generous tovard
our institution. We have
'hirty two aged persons here and,
wouhl appreciate vonr continued'
support.. ' :
Jennie White
Jennette White
IN MEM OR I AM
In loving memory of my mother
Mrs. Mamie Thomas died Nov. 25,
952.
; our gentle lace and patient smile
with sadness I recall
You had a kindly word for each
and died beloved by all.
The voice ts mutt? and sttH tha-?
heart
That loved me well and true
Ah, bitter was the trial to part,
from one so good as you
You are not forgotten' loved' one
Nor will you ever he
As long as life and memory last
I will remember thee.
[ miss you now my heart is sore
As time goes by I miss you more
Your loving smile, ^our gentle face
To one can fill your vacant place
~" Daughter," Pauline Davis
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of my mother
ml onr ~gfaridmother, Mrs Ahge-^
. ne K. All/any, who" pasself away ~^
ixteen years ago today, November
2,, 1!|38. " . ' ' V
Loved in life, rembered in death,
jone, hut not forgotten.
, , Son, James M. * ~c
Grand-daughters, Jacqueline
Y. Albany and Mrs. W. A.
Cook
IN MEMORIAN
In memory<<>1 our dear husband
ind father, Jackson Charles, whoieparted
this life one year ago
December 1, 1953.
"Darling we are all so lonely
Looking at?your empty chair
Remembering all the happy
moments
That we shared when you were ^
. Loving thoughts will always
linger, '
You are still our guiding star
May we all be reqnited
When we each have crossed the
bar," *
Wife and Children
imTHLKHEM H.VPT. CHURCH [lev.
G. J. Odom, Minister
Sunday School began at the usjal
hour with Supt. and teachers.
\ very fine lesson was discussed 1
n all classes and reviewed by " the
minister. Rev. Odom. . |
Worship service began at 11:15.
Responsive Reading, the church,
Matthew 5:13-16; I Timothy 3:15.
Hymn, "The-Church is one Foun-?
lation. Scripture lesson Psalm
16:1-11. Prayer by Rev. M. Field.
Vlission offering, announcements
by the church clerk Dea. Simuel.
Remarks by the minister. Prayer '
and general worship offering. The
musical choir and. Jubilee choir
rendered such beautiful music. A
eery fine sermon was delivered by
the minister obtained from the
I nth chapter yf St. Matthew 18th
verse And V say also unto thee,
that Thou art Peter, and upon this J
rock I will build my church. Subject
Triumphant Church of Christ.
Friends-^and visitors you are always.
Welcome at jBetheMfy.r^
Church.
Let us pray -for all of our sick
members.
After an evening of devotion a
religious program was presented
by the Young Matron League, title;
"Temptation" written by Sis.
.Marion Rice. A very fine program.
At the hour of 8 P. M. Wednesday
night prayer meeting.
At 8:00 P. M. let the whole
church come. Missionary meeting
each Thursday evening usual hour,
Sis. Joyce PresTdent.
Sis. Mary M. Bethea, Rpt.
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