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Eleventh Annual S*#nioniof Confer*
ence Clcww at Abbeville
Abbeville, Nov. 1.? The eleventh
annual session of the Upper South
Carolina Conference closed this after
noon with the memorial service for
the pastors an^ their wives who have
died during the past year and the
reading of the appointments for en*
saing year*. During the service this
afternoon Dr. B. S. Jones, of Colum
bia, presented Hi shop Denny a gold
purse of $150 in recognition and ap
preeiation of his loyal service during
the past four years. Bishop Denny in
accepting the gift spoke feelingly of
his association with the Upper South
(Carolina Conference and wished for
it continued prosperity anil blessing*.
The feature of the morning service
was a sermqn by Bishop Denny, who
presented a forceful message, taking
as his text the first clause, from the
first verse of the 5&th chapter of
Isaiah, "Hear and' Your Soul Shail
Live." Mr. Allen Rogers, of Spar
tanburg, again sang for the confer
ence. The confeYenoe quartet also
sang at the morning services.
Following the morning service the
ordination of deacons and elders was.
held. The following wore ordained n<
deacons:
M. VV. hover, G. II. Pierce, N. K.
Polk, II. L. Kingman, T. C. Cannon,
H. E. Hullington. Four elders or
dained are: W. F. Harris, R. O. Webb,
F. V. Robertson and J. S. Edwards.
Appointments for the ensuing yea. j
*vere announced as follows:
Anderson District ? P. F. Kilgo,
presiding elder; Anderson, Bethel,
J. L. Jell; Orville, J. A. Barrett; St.
Johns, 1'. R. Mason; Toxaway, J. W.
D. Belin, supply; Belton, N. G. Bal
lenger, Calhoun Falls, B. B. Black,
supply; Central, M. T. Wharton;
Clemson College, J. D. Holler; Hodges
and Donald*, to be supplied; Honca
Path, A. W. Berry, Lowndesville,
J. C. Griggs; Pelzer, J. E. Meivhant;
Pendleton, J. A. Bledsoe; Piedmont
Station, B. H. Croaby; Piedmont Cir
cuit, J. A. McGraw; Princeton, R. L.
Rountree, Seneca, D. W. Keller; Sen
tvu Circuit, G. W. Burke, .supply;
Starr, R. C. Boulware; Towndesville,
I). E. Jeffcoat; Walhalla, E. W.
Mason; Walhalla Circuit,, C. N. Potts,
supply; Ware Shoals and Chiquola,
A. M. Poggett; Westminster, W. H.
Merrltt js upply ; WilHston, G. F,
ClarkaoYi.
Coketfbury clinti-ict: J. K. T. Major,
presiding older; Abbeville Station,
\V. L. Mulliken; Abbeville circuit, H.
E. Bullinton; Butler, M. A. Cleckley;
Cftkesbury, J. M. Culbert86n; Green
wood, Grendel, ILK; Griffin, supply;
Lowell street and Ninety-six Mills,
A. M. Smith; Main street, F. E. Dib
ble; Greenwood circuit, K. K. Glenn;
Kinards, W. S. Pettu.s; McCormiek,
M. 13. Patrick; McKendree, C. R. An
derson, supply; Newberry, Central,
J, M. Steadman; Mollppon and Oak
land, 15. H. Harvey; O'Neal street,
It. (). Webb; Newberry circuit, L. W.
Johnson; Ninety-six, S. H. Booth;
Phoenix, I). IX Jones; Plum Branch,
Paul lviimett; Pomaria, J. If. Mont
gomery; Prosperity, R. E, Sharpe;
Saluda, M. M. Brooks; Waterloo, G.
H. * Pearce; Whitmire, J. F. Lupo;
president Laiuler College, ( B. R. Tur
nipseed; professor Lander College,
R. O. Lawton; assistant Sundav
school editor, L. F. Beatv.
Columbia district: E. S. Jones, pre- j
siding; elder; Aiken circuit, <G. M. |
Lewis, supply; Aiken and Williston,
I*. .J,. Bauknight; Batcsburg, O. M."
Abney; Columbia, Brookland, R. C.
Griffith; Edgewood, A. C. i I olley ;
Green street, W. R. Bauknight; Main
! street, W. B. Garrett; Shandon, W. A.
Fairey; Washington street, A. L.
Gunter; Waverly, J. I'. Pattoftf
Whaley street, W. P. Lewis; Edge
field, F. (\ Beach) Fairfield, A. Q.
Rice; dilbert. F. V, Robertson; Gran
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iteville, A. B. Ferguson, Jr.; Irmo,
J. T. Frazier; Johnston, W. M. Ow
ing*; Iwmgley C. R. White, supply;
Leesville Station, J. (). Smith, I). It.
Roof, supernumery; Leesville circuit,
R. M. Dubbs; !x?xington, R. W.
Wilkes; North Augusta, C. W.' Wat
son; Pel ion,- F. L. P'rasier, supply;
Richland. R. M. Tuckcr; Ridge
Springs, J." K. Walker; Ridgeway,
R. A. Hughes; Swansea, L. A. Carter,
Wagener, R. F. Cogburn; editor
Southern Christian Advocate* R. E.
StaokhoUse; agent superannuate
home fund, E. P. Taylor; student,
?Emory University, f 1. I.. Kingman,
Shandon.
Greenville district: A. N. Brunson,
presiding elder; Clinton, Broad street,
L. K. Wiggins; Sloan street and
Ladia, T. A. Inabinet; Easley, First
Church an<J Alive, J. 1*. Brown; Nurth
Easley, C. I). Goodwin; South Easley*
J. E. Strickland; Fountain Inn, H. B.
Hunfy; Gray Court, J. B. Mahaffey;
Grcenrville, Bethel, G. I. Ford; Bran
don, K. II. Chambers; Buncombe
street, C? B. iVt'ir; Choice street and
mills, A. If. Bouknight; Duncan, C. h.
Harris; Hampton avenue, II. O.
Chambers; Judson, W. F. Gault; Mon
| oghari and Woodside, J. W. McElor
ath; Poe and Union, J. P. Byars; St.
Paul, I). K. <>mak; Southern Bleach
ory and Poinsett, J. B. Kilgore;
(Jreenvflle circuit, W. S. Goodwin;
Greer, Memorial Church, W. H. Polk;
Concord and Appalache, H. B. Koon;
Victor and Ebenezer, J. B. Chick;
Laurens, First Church, L. P. McGhee;
Laurens cii^uit, A. E. Smith; Liberty,
I N. K. Polk; N^rris I). P. Hudson,
supply; Pickens, Grace, T. C. Cannon;
Sickens circuit, R. L, Doggett; Simp*
aonville, W. P. Murray; Travelers*
Rest, H. W. Sanders; student at Em
I ory University, C. F. Ne?rt>itt, St.
| Paul.
Rock* Hill district: T. W. Munner
lyn, presiding elder; Blacksburg, C.
M. Morris; Chester, Baldwin and
Eureka Mills, W. C. Kelly; Bethel,
A. E. Holler; Chester circuit, F. Q.
Whitlock; Clover, N. A. Page; East
Lancaster, II. A. Whitton; East Lawn,
A. P. Smith; Fort Mill, R. L. Keaton;
Great Falls, J. A. Chandler; Hickory
Grove, W. (I. Smith; M. (J. Lathen,
supernumerary; Lancaster, First
Church, .J. \V. Kilgo; Grace, J. M.
Mectze; Lancaster circuit, L. D. Bolt,
Richburg W. F. Harris; Rock Hill,
Bethel, C. P. (barter, Park and Ogden>
J. W. Cooley; St- John's, R. S. Trues
dale; West Rock Hill M. W. Harvey;
Rock Hill circuit, T. L. Bryson; Van
Wyck, Foster Speer; Winnsboro, Gor
don Memorial, J. G. Huggins; York,
R. L. Holroyd; conference secretary
and treasurer of education, J. C.
Roper.
Spartanburg district : R. F. Morris,
presiding elder; Buffalo, J. W. Pryor;
supply; Campobello, J. F. Ford; Ches
nec, W. F. Johnson; Clifton, J. T.
Lawrence; Cowpens, J. P. Simpson;
Cross Anchor, J. F. Farr; Duncan
circuit, W. Y. Cooley; Enoree, M. W.
Lever;N Gaffncy, Buford street, J. -L.
Daniel; Limestone Street and Mills,
L. W. Shcaley; Gaffney circuit, J. F.
Golightly; Glendale, R. E. Morrison;
supply; Innian, J. P. Manly* Inman
.Mills, R. A. Huskey; supply; Jones
t ville, J. L. Singleton; Kelton, J. W.
Iloyle; Lyman, J. K! Brown; Lock
hart, W. A. Duckworth; Pacolet ^cir=
euit, O. A. Jeffcoat; Pacolet Mills,
F. C. Owens; Spartanburg, Bethel,
C. C. Herbert; Central, M. L. Carlisle;
Drayton and Beaumont, G. C. Harris;
supply; Duncan, W. P. Meaders;
Elbethel, J. M. Mason; Saxon, J. S.
Edwards; Trinity, G. H. Hodges;
Whitney, (I. T. Hughes; Tucapu, B. H.
Tucker; Union-Bethel, S. B. Whi^e;
Grace, G. C. Leonard; Green Street,
J. B. Connelly; Union circuit, N. M.
Phillips; Woodruff, J. W. Lewis; con
ference Sunday school superintendent,
L. D. Gillespie; secretary, Epworth
League, J. D. Griffin; secretary for
industry, J. W. Speake; professors,
Wofford College, A. M. Trawick and
C. C. Norton; president Textile In
dustrial Institute, R. B. Burgess;
president, Southern Home Institute,
B. T. Creech; transferred from the
Virginia conference, N. A. Page;
transferred from the Texas ronfer
ence, C. (\ Norton.
deLoach- Shannon Card* Out
Invitations were issued yesterday
by Mr. and Mrs. William Shannon to
the marriage of their daughter, Janie
Adams, to John Kershaw deLoach1,
Wednesday evening, November 18, at
8:30 at Trinity church, Columbia.
Miss Shannon is one of the prominent
society girls of Columbia and her wed
ding is an outstanding event of the
fall season. Mr. deLoach is promi
nently connected in Camden where
he makes his home and is associated
with his father, W. B. delvoach in the
practice of law. Both young people
have numbers of friends in Camden
who will welcome them to their fu
ture home in .this city.
No Second Week Court
Announcement come? through J. H.
C'.yburn that no court will bo held
next week and juror? previously ad
vised to report hnve been excused
from appearing.
SCRAPS AND FACTS
Interesting Note? Gathered From
Many Sources.
It i& reported that President Coel
idpe belongs to no secret order save
the ' Phi (lamma Delta , a college
fraternity. A
No traveler has ever crossed the
meat southern desert of Arabia.
Sir Robert Peel was the first man
I to organize a trained ar.H uniformed
police force in Britain, hence the
? name "peeler" and "bobby" which
I are applied to policemen.
| Philadelphia is the birthplace of the
j "movies," for in 1870 at the academy
, of tnuate there Henry Heyl threw on
I the ?creen a series of moving pictures
of a waltzing couple.
FLOWER BULBS? GARDEN SEED
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GRASS SEED? ONION SETS
This store will be closed daring the
Camden-Columbia Football Game
Fridau , Nov . 6th , 3 to 5 o'clock
W. ROBIN ZEMP'S DRl/G STORE
Kodaks ? Films ? Developing ? Phone 30
I The Camden Steam Laundry j
Is now open and doing business ?]
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We will appreciate your patronage. ?<
Work called for and delivered .
i 11 work guaranteed. \
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/ o give us a trial is all we ask \
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WE WASH FOR WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
The Camden Steam Laundry :
"We Stop Waxh-Dau Worries" <
I E??t DeKalb St. Phone 17 <
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FRIDAY, 3 P. M., POLO FIELD
Admission 50 and 75 Cents
GREATEST GAME OF THE SEASON
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Be there and help the Bulldogs beat Columbia.
and will* be glad to have*any owner of
same to call on us for anything that
may come up in regard to service.
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Hudson-Essex Sales Co.
W. R. DeLOACHE, Manager
ESSEX $865
Delivered Camden
COACH $1305
Delivered Camden