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.,w.v ' * ' ' - ?? - r. -'r Saturday, July 4, 1925. ^ i ^Church News % *" j" - Br DR. J. < ^Qjgg'm^g ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS ' Sunday last was quite a busy. ?r daywith enr?pcstor, Dr. J.?Cr^ White. -At -8-:0Q o'clock A. M.7 he .was called ,hy_Jdie.authoritiesf to preach for The convicts of the1 ^ v South Carolina State Penitenti- 1 arji. Dr. J. Dean Crain is the" prisuTTcha-plain, Dr. J. C. White has been designated by Dr. Crain ' as his^tissistant. There had gathered in prison chapel about, -70u or ?GO- prisqners wh ite aYirt: black, l5r. White preached and 'V, after services he accomnanied lir. (Jrain to the "Death House j- ^ whom, a brief service was held with three men who are~todte~| "At 10:tl0 A. M. our Sunday new pupils. Superintendent Dr.' J. II. Goodwin and Mr. Jas. W.! Hopkins, who is the field mar-' shall wove at their posts. _ At 11:3CX the church was1 crowded when the pastor arose ??to take his Lex I, Mi's. Sarah Wat-1 r?^--kor, " Columbians accomplished __ organ ist presided at the pipe or-J^ r ganv Pastor's text was St. Luke 5:8: "Launch out into the deep," ?froirr which he preached a most ^ 1 powerful ami soul sweeping ser-" 'mon. trolled ion SI 45.80 At New Brookland. -?SiQOro'clock Ft?M. found the t pastor at New Brookland where an enthusiastic ^congregation ?- gree*e the sallllS t the spirit.burned as "fire in dry1 Stubble." Two P!inio ' I _ w JLU1 *?aiu iwitl united with the Church. At 8 :? >() I\_ M. Zion was filled until .she .iield_.no more, the sub-' - ject of the sermon was and the burning-Uush," this was1 one ot' the stormiest services we ?have had in Zion this year. The' ot the Church. ' I Mrs. Lula Langford, one of our momlwrs who M-ig npnrntnH ' oiiat Benedict Hospital, died Sat-| iuncral was held from the Zion Baptist Church Tuesday after . . noon at~ 2 : GO o'clock amidst- a1 host of sorrowing friends.? | i "~dtd~fni6nibers who lives-on Pulas- i ki 'street, hear "GervaTs is quite' il 1 at her home. . Then wav bui Rev. YihT Mrs. J. . Whit(rlastSaturday ; night at 0 :dQ?a-firre daughter. ' a -Thoy have named her. "Almeta ?- Miss Almeta ha-s been recelyftTg; hundreds of wokomot; by her ma-' ny admirers. The Brookland^ i Baptist. Sisters sent her the ; _' firstsiFver offering. ':{ Those who attended the Women's Baptist State Convention; in Greenwood last week were:; Mesda-mes Rosa Dixon. Cathnina! Cannon, Ida Miller, Annie Rawls,1 Bi i\ a t.i.n??*??Dwlb ?Glftrit;? Bessie Moorman, and Miss Josie ^ B. Whintr ah TPttirnPYi Monday"" to say &-' bout the work. The next con-! ventiOii wiH- be held at the Cor-' jjlth Baptist.Church, Union. ! Next Bun day, Jtrly?the 5th will be the regular quarterly i Communion Day at Zion Baptist! Church, ITrst Calvery Baptist' ?--Church-end pastornre expected! to be- present. The hour for Communion is at 3:00 o'clock P.. M. strictly. ST. JODN RAPT 1ST CHUKOT The Church With a Kind Re? ception At 10:30 o'clock the S. ?> was, jzepened fay the Superintendent, | W. S. Bookhart, wilhJiis teach-, ers well and on the job and a pleasing -nnmber of -fieholarjr.; r?The lesson was taught with much interest- - - At"11:30 A. " M. our beloved and most efficient pastor, Rev. L. C. Jenkins preached a great sermon from the fcext: "ye that have ears let them hear.,' The 'ilMM-'- 'v r Of Columbia |' -.WHITE I;; <3ooooo.oo o<yooooooqoook:c< o > ! l ? ??-? text-was simplified so forcibly that we not only spoke in tones ^ like them of old, saying "did not oirr^ hearts bum while "he talked with u'S Y" Buf in spirit of Peter on the mount the qucstion-w?>s-; asked "will not this sermon ' condemn those of this vicinity that Could have hparH iinrl lvrmPi not?" ! We would that there were space to record this timely sm*mon. As vou know, il!s-flbt the ' ffi-:<t ,-nor will it be the last, bu.t: * we feel that you ought to know r>f Ilia- pfi'Pit wnvlrp flint (nir'hning done in" this part of the Mastor's vipevard. v ' C!.Tnvriv 11 1 im/ !? fi -=?= _ OI1VH 4V A?f'2\ rviv L. 1V1. ?l. CHURCH?1100 Block Blanding __ 4 StrceU " . ' .. " r Between Main & Assembly Sts. Sunday morning June 28th,? , Sunday-school was openecL.at the ( usual hour 10:30, by the supeiv intendent, ^Tr..T>. R. Starks. Afte.r which an interest! g reading SHd discussion of the lesson was t begun, subieet: "The Impression . of a great Experience," found, J Mark 1:40-45. The .children j sef^edsaijaterested, as ^ the ^ lesson was^being discussed' bccause of the wonderful illustrations made b.y the teacher. After the lesson _.had been ' Worbughly discussed and ex- j ers,^-splendid collection was taken* . ' - -:~7 AMM.30 the Rev. \V.. E. Far- ( mer presented us. with an?able soul-stirring sermon, which held. * the audience spellbound;, after' which a large collection- hv&s . taken. * ? AL.G-p. ni., U Vast crowd, consisting of visitors and members. X* JliXS? J 1 xiuai uiiiereni denominations assebiblotlto witness the splendid ' musical?program rendered bv Mr. H. R. Riddick. To the visitors we welcome you. Gome again a-nd bring your friends. The members.-assembled- a-,, gain at 8:30 p. m., for night seiv idee.?Alter tho sermon,, mon-? ey for the rally was. ^collected, which amounted to $304.00. To um^visittng"fiTends we welcome ytfirat all times. { - We are glad to have with us . our Bishop Brown, one of the ! First Calvary Baptist Church Tj The church with a Welcome. ' - Sunday School was" OptrneTH by The. superintendent, Mr. W. ! tt. Harrison at the usual hour: The lesson -<Aas reviewed with enthusiasm by Mr. P. M.. Bow-' ling. 11:30 the pastor preached an inspiring a<nd instructive sermon from the text Rom. 8:13. Subject: "Adoption." Dr. Long j showed..us just how much privilege we-have when we have been adopted into God's family. ?TdOQ-p. in., the B. V. P. U. was | frekh The president,'Mr: M. S. Stewart; presiding. The subject , of the lesson was: "Old Chinese 1 ; - * j Customs, the new order and the ' New Womah." The following program was, in charge of Miss 1 Ila L. Stewart: Reading Peace Miss Racljel Carr; Violin Solo?/ Mr. JamAs Rosemond; Reading/1 Hattie Stewart; Solo Miss I Thomasina Nesbitt; Address on " the lesson?Mr. P. M. Bowling, i Mr. Bowling, told us how holding : on to old customs hindered the t progress of the Chinese nation and how holding on to old cus-: the progress of any race. Duet: Mrs. Ji.iiza JJixon and Miss Sa-; raiv Jennings. -Mrs. P, M. Bow-] ling was introduced and she told a very interesting story of the quails united their efforts and kept the fowler from catching so many of them and said, "if we continue to ynite our efforts J ? i .>. - , ?J| , I, .Ml II ^ g.iiii u I |ui uui I jiI ipm _ ... . ' I . ' w . THE PALLET we can keep Satan out of our jamp." 8:00 p. m., the pastor Rev. H. ] VV. Long, preached a spiritual Acts "1:8. Subject "The Holy &piriUtl r Rev. Long is indeed a; Sjospel preacher and a pulpit ora-1 tor. : . * The organist, TOiss Ruth Watson being away attending the VV'onian's__Convention." Miss Ila L. Stewart presided at the organ all! fayri\fl33 S.tewart is well-known! is an accomplished ^pianist but: :fs she had only had little experience at the pipe-organ she both surprised and pleased her hearf =rs. Miss Stewart exhibited a itear-^stu'e technique, sometttfies-: brilliant. ' - - ; - * PLHLICITY COMMITTED Mr.-P. M. Bowling, Chr., Mrs. K. W. Long, sec., Miso L. iLJIarrison-Reporter . . ivev. ii. vy_._.Long, castor. _ Jones Chapel A-. IVI. E. Zion J Church Cor. Blossom ' ? | and Sumter Sis. where the Rev. R. Alexander Carroll, D. 13.. -is oastor is calling Ion one thousand women and men to answer the call Sunday md Monday of next week. SunJay, and a beLLer one from manyj rng^cswaji never Witnessed by! the past or,, or by those who were! ixprussions accordingly. Miss F C Benson, the astute hild trainer whose soul is hap-! >ier> when helping parents - to make men and women of their Rile ones than"at any otherttfne in. her lite; and V\0, One wnose' Riless so fully adapts her for; ihat work had charge of them,; issistcd by the Miss.es Lillian vVilliams, Nellie and Mamie Gordon' brought to the public an t deal progra-m with the young' .'oil;. Tlic nastor preached Run- ? lay* morning oir "the -game of Tis" children which meg., aye was full of thought and in-Diration.. . I~T . as usual the service will be had and the pastor will preach a i diort" sermoTr~followed by^ the mcach -agftin at 8 p. m. 12:80 >. m., Sunday school; 6 :3Q p. m., 1 v a rick -Gi- D.* Society.'-~? Monday . the, 6th is the July-^ Jroup. Rally and the greatest 1 imc in the history of the church < s expected because Dr. R. Mvlyers, the Swamp Angel will >re:.<hi and his choir will sing. Jr. flyers is too_well known to ( :e further spoken of by the wri-er?Comer and hear him and J hen Monday. 8 u. m.. Julv fith.J t025. : ?"T - ~7 7 n . St. .JanWA. M. E. Church 'I Although our worthy and efFi- ; dent pastor was visiting his na- ; iV(_' honle we were well enter-j .aincu by a soul-stirring sermon reached by Rev." Golden from h?^lekt^"Eriiig him unto me." ?At 8:lo p.'in.V we ivmu biilui- j .ameil Ly~lhe Children's exer- -j his 01 eflPW*-- Aatc mi ;u;r;rmrif nf'i iher business. We are gradual- ? y pulling up hill under the supervision ot our pastor. "He is in indusrtious Christian-hearted 1 pan and we -are^always willing! ,o respond tojiis call. Monday 8:30 p. m., we began o enjoy ourselves and help the-'" hurch at a Gold Mine Digging < ?iven by the Friendly Aid ClubJ ] J5HNS08-BRAI j rr r_ i tS. . rv r urrerai _u?irecu ~ kmbal 1115 Washington , i -mi . r COLUME i-1 ? ,... . ?.? y--'-*??' TO LEADER We were expert, _gokl?minora. ( We found most i>A 1 of the gold in the mine and the audience was" well pleased with-the gtrkh-? The Stewardess Hoard No. ? met on the 17th at the home of Sister Lyles 1709 Tobacco St. Sister Hester Simpkins, presFdent, Sister Better W'a hii:;: a. by treasurer. The board is spiritually alive and we arc wo/k- ";| ilig in peacie and harmony for the worthy cause of the upbuild-' ing the rhnivVi J ?5TT On Monday 5:."0 p. m., a par-" + ty was given by Mr.y-Klla "At-y''1 kinson and Mrs. filalie Cook at the-, residence iof-Mrs. Atkinson, j dlQ-^arh^dh-St.. jp l|i,nnn--7irrMrs. Marshall from Augusta, <N Ga,? The folluuiiig giu-sfs^_aU.! ' tended: MeMlames K11& Ahlie. ~y. Woods. AT?J?\?P-ir<ii'H!??? Wiley, Sadie Wilson, J. S. JetTei^s^ son,^L. Singley, C. M. Robinson, C. Norfleet, L. Lyles, C\ Waikerr^ LI. Gowdy, Ben ha Chirp* S. I,c* mon,. M; Wheeler, M. DeLaney, C. Bracy. L. Brown, 1'. Ha-Ie, !{? Saxby, K. Solomon, S. Starks, -h J. William^ - Misses L. Archie, ' Lillia Ross. r u. (Mrs.) ltosa~Saxby, Reporter: APPEAIr TO THE SUNDAY SCHOOL,S^nAND BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE S UNIONS-X = THE . ?' ' & = ? r ?J* To the pastors, Superintend-ents, Teachers, workers,Jn Baptists ranks": ? I make this - second-appeal- to . ySIT \\ hen ^-qu .will Pave isheck rrad'nt? this article, , i\ member that the gcr.tilrul sos7 sion of the State-Sunday Schoolfj v and B. Y. P. U. Convention will be only ten days off. I have been in communicationwith the olhcors uf the St. Paul r Baptist church, and some of the' u' Pastors of Lawens"Where the- H' Convention will be held and I i;N have been assured that-every dotail has been looked altor-ih"of~~~ dei* to _make our^stay pleasant s;. nnrl profitable ? U+ The people of Laurens are Bhospitality iyicL will no, doubt? out do themselves on this occa- J _Lou note tne__conipj elir program in all the leading colored papers jf the state. - ' - ii, Hig Opening Wednesday Night t;> Ministcrslind delegates arc urgecTTo come on Wednesday in oW" ier to be there to wplnoss the big opening program Wednesday night, .when rare -music and welcome addresses' will be there defi ve red and a general introducLion ot new ministers coming into the slate and leading profos- V;; sTo'nrd men will be introduced, b. all of this will save, much of the -ri Convention's actual.'time whoi'T the big program will he taken TU???,1 uij i iiui suay, v This* promises to he the lar- s gosi gaihorin/?~67"yo(ing ;a.ihi oiu ;! people amOng colored people ever J assembled in this. styd e? Iv*'Ty [treta-hlT, foupvrirrfrrTtdHT?. fenf'H--" er of the Sundn-y School and B. v.j Y. P. U. worker should _aye.il,, v himself or herself of this opportunity to be at this session. ~ The group meetings and insti- t'f: tute lectures will be special fca- .or tures, while the general routine tr, workTvf tliej^onvontion will be nr 'ohstructivc and' msphing , How to Get to Laurens PLEY-SSOltS: * r ta >rs & Licensed | . m^rs "P" t ar --V ; I w St._? Phone 3512 | ?A, S. C. - ~|it ^ r , ? -~ ' 1 " I? WJ,|IUIi;iM?ll?.. "J! J PPRP :hurch directory'II ETHEL A. M-. E. C1ICRCH- ?: Corner Sumter and Taylor Sts. Rev. K. A. Adams, I'astor. services* SchcuL_? I 10ill) A. oi-riio;.; it or v tee ::t' -41:10 A. M. . Cv.i^ -frntflFT. > G:.'!0 P, M. veiling Service"- _ > 7 ? r: 7f30 P. "MT 'i)xi v i'A i:i'. t. .\f. E. c11 rR( 11 1 l-'Mtr IStork lilanding Street Rev?IV',?P.?Farmer. Past6rT-r SERVICES? ? ??1 iii'tuy S' hool 10:00 A; M. orniag Sei'vieo 11 A. M. i>worth Loxi&ucj ^ 5:^0 P M ^<.1:11.^ St.rviw I: L.0 P. M.,j ^ Vi-S. <ttt v^n. .v. v r. y.ioN ~ ------ riiiiun, ? r* S"nit?r ? ?ii'? HWm.? -. ?' '? 1o xnarlc r Cain.! I,J'a tor. :''ln- ''TrT:<e ; A A: ?^hiV Se%.i, T : ,ilC::-Ax.V. M. " fej'-- hsiuut'y (: :,() p. ai; i IKw^ce # ' 8:<jy "p. A], j d. C Ai.vAin nApj rsr cm itrii ? V.0(>' P!o.,I; IUjII .Strvc-L Rev..II. A!. ;>]More, Pastor. 'S;:PVIC;.S: . . ^ mdny School-, . . . . _ / lf,>;<>'j A. Al ! Qui vlu'lj . 1TTT7> A. AI ' V. oilMtV'Al"-; vnln^- service _ 7..'iO~P AI CAI.V-A-RV' BAfTIS'lMJIt.RnJ~7 . Richland SlrceF I RI:.\. H. ,W , l.O.N'O, 1'astor. f - . SJ-UA K i;.S; - - f| : fid ay. .> . }.," .iq-qq AI. ' L?;:tMioj; "Service -?1-1 " !> A. Al. ^ p r! *\ * " . .' >;.'i > p.' Af? c???? 8.UIJ .P. 'm. ? V. I-s;.I-;v M. Kr-Ctlt"HFTI~ Cv iter Cn rvai* 5553 Burn" oil Sis. ^ ' K?'v. ?\. S." Si:''frJv. Pa si ;;r. .si-::U:II.KS: " 7 7 I' !a;.-~F. hi)ol _... :. A. yj t )i'uin;r iscrvi.ce ? . 1.1 :'Ju A. M. u^uo ' _ ?. r. ::n J?'M Service . ..''-?~;7ji) \F.~3I """ . cut rch Rev. J. c. White,'Pastor. * S ShRViLhlS; ' ^ :i''ay School A.M. E .>rtuiij-.?Si::;vi,.-fr 7 H-th-j A,-M ^ V? *' - ? tk'-d. P.. M; cnin;; ?orxiee ?? 7Jt|(i p. ^1;. ^ZARKTM BAPTIST Cli-LRCH?? hoM.v School 1 o.-ao A, M. t'ilfjiJX lki.\iw... - .--ILp.'-Uj p,.. VI? U1'- D- rs;H>-e. ji. ? vni.iftf' Set 01cit PTTl. ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCII liM Kcr W ;i>hiiuf.7n Height* ~~ Kev. I.. (\ .lenkms, Pus tor ? ~7-?-^I'UN'lLKS: r. .ay .^tTiuuI - l(i^,7 A, M. ? >rrtn:j;- 'Service . . 11 :;J0 A. }I'.~5 V *YlV- . -' 0:vK> P. M. A eniug Service 7i3u P. Jl. ^ I - 1 ?Iv*iV.?!. 11;tmptnrtj Pa-tor i -? ilt.'i Marion'Sweet? ?riiUi5? Service 11:30 S CT'iuj,- Service 7:30 \ "<pt. oi.iy tp rapt ist emiteir ; ,2 (30 Sinii .'ef St reet Rev. 1). (i. Pa. i;is.)i\. Pastor. ' ~ _? SUUVlt^S;?;? :? ? nnr.y Sifciio:3o a..m. ein.ii.np ; ?11:. (> A. M."\ V. P. U. (?:<:0 P. M. "a caching: \ 8:00 P. M. \{ AM IOCfl BAPTIST CIH RCII .Rev , 1. t. t Rl Mi'iO.N, Pastor STAvV K'r.S: mic.y'Sihoui 10:00 A. "M. ^rviCL : LU^i. A.' I . 1 ' L . V ? HUjUjL1. M, , ii ..iungvSvniCO ? 7:00 i\ "jifT*!: Ymvo gmng- m antorrrtyhilcH-^ II find good roads leading r om' every nook cuid corner "of t iS date. to Laurens. Those ^ ir.g by Railroad from the low- f part of the state will concen- t ate at Columbia,-take the Col- A nbin, Xqwherry and Laurens-? ."*11 - ; ??ilv. ay-idr your destination,; J isv also applies to delegates e ming from Western Carolina i id the Ridge Section. Dele- r ites from Chesterfield, Lan- c isler, York, Chester counties T::" xTr:?- ^ i *?r??^ -la; wiu ooauoara io t tmtort, I id change, there for Laurens I hich is onfy se\;eiimilcs_froin _ >ur destination. . -- - - *1 _ Distinguished Visitors 1 Among the distinguished viskl ors who will be present at this isston of our 'State Sunday - >. -.-.V? TV 1. - 11, ? : . _ FIVE LMON BAPTIST CH LIICH Divine Street ' \ " * Rev. T. M. Roy kin, Pastor*-? services: Sunday' School in-on-a m Morning Service 11 :30 A. M. B. Y. P. U. 7:00 P. M. Evening Service ?..... 8:00 P. M. _BEJH'MSII EM BAPTIST CHUtCH? - hyon Street Rev. g, H. Smith. Pastor. " SERVICES: '' - ' ' Sunday School TQ:oo A, M Morning Service''T. 11:30 A. M. a. y, p. u. .. " h op p. vr Evening Service . .... T b:00 P. M, if. marvs EP!sc(jp.vf,"criritci! Corner. Green and IciIp, r? ' Rcv.T.'E F'trPuxtl, P^rHyr. ' SES VICES': -iiruh y Su 11 1111 r ?. \? :?r-T~ Morninfc Service' ? " I'l;!". \ M " Vfternoon Service1. ; 4 i>\ ^ .1 T - !nd XAZARKTit BAPTIST CHURCH -r - ? Rev. R. M \ ^rs.' i*a.<*U>r. SERVICES;. ; ? >unday School *. 10:20 A. M florning^Service 11:20 A. M 1. Y. P. y. 6:00'. P. M. evening Service ^8":00' P. M. ' " Z' S Rev. It.'M. Myers, Pastor. ^C?" . $ Sunday School1 io:.20 Am Tfternoon Service _ ___f_ 2;u(i p.. jj, 3,Y. P. u.' sVooTTfi. M-MURg Service v. .- -8;e? P. M - o ? : 1 ' 0 CHAPI'EI.I E STATION A. A1 K ~ 'CHURcn. l v,'',c' beTrate a.iid Pino S':ogt?, ?^ R&V..J - _li I journal!, PllStOFy; " SERriCES; foriiiny; Service-^ : " fT;.-fo A. M?~ ;umiay School " P. 1U ? C C. E. l.eaa'.ie 7.-...T.-tr:..T) p. !\r -vcnin^ Swvice?-? ; V :.Sl0' P. -M-J* O y . _ ... . JONES TAREKNACf.E . Rev. R. (;. Grnyhart. Pa?toc- . . ' ? . SERVICES: , 'r". ? ; iunday School . ^0: GO A. M. rfnnTTUj/h Service jpoo P. JT7 " !' Y: I>- V* C.. 0:OQ P. M. ' )vC'niutf_S'er,vjv8 P. Mr- ? llADSON I'-RES-rtTi'PrrTTTT 7~%T ~ : 1 iev. i." I). I?a\ is: I'aWli.r. SERVICES: lorni.ng Service ?'?l'l" A M? :~T unduy School - : j -mi j># j.I. ' ' hra-iiuu- v or '? 5 jjr. p ~"T . ? ^ ST. JAMES AIM --E. CH f"RCH - - _ ' hfcndvrsoii Street Rev-. J. p. AS ashin jton. Pastor. KKRVlfKS. I : ^ unday School 1 u :-t)0 A. M. lornin'g Sorvic.e. ..... _1];15 A. .SL " - ---. .s L.TC E, League..tpr^n P." M. " ! veiling Service 7:3u P. VI. EMPLE Z!ON BAI T. CHURCH i_ Kidgew ood . unday School l 11:30 lorning ServiceI ..12:30 ~~EM AN" L Er^'A. !W. "E: CHURCH - ? ? -Kendlaltou n. ? ? IU'v. I). M. McGILL, Pastor. ; . TTvR\.iC~ES: ur.ilay gch'uoi " IomIO A M Iorning sen/ice.. .? 1. A.-M. . C. H. League <1:00 P. M. i veiling Service..'.,. S:UU. P. M. MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1615 Laurel st ' ^ REV. w. g. CENTER. Pa-tor. ami.i.k L'VliJT-f?I .11" IUHliilK JSL'E1. .CC T--'- p;3W JVC T- -" i veiling Ser\kv .... T:;lu P. ichocd-C^n^tttfcen -are: Dir. Hen- ?U y Allen Boyd, Sect., of the Naional Baptist Publishing Board, Nashville, Tenn. Dr.Mbli. Moses, a "ield Sect., of the National Bap- ^ ist Convention (Inc.), Di\. J.sTr' Vatts, (white) .Sect," of... the ?*4 Hate Stmri::y School Upar'd, Dr." " . Dean Grain, pastor of the Sec- . >nd Baptist Church (white) Cofc?* ?3 imbia, and other distinguished .. J nen and women from the adja-. ent states. Alusic of the Convention will *, >e under the direction of Profs. .awson, Sumter. and Moragne, Ionea Path. -On fxr Lanrens! Remember the late: Wednesday before the J third fcOTd's day in July, 1925. J. C. WHITE, 1st; V.-Presi; J den1^ and ChBlfthan of the Executive Board. ?