The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 12, 1925, Page FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, September 12, 1925.
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BY DR. J. C.
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JONES CHAPEI. A. M. K. ZION \ fin
CHURCH Cor. Blossom and ca
Sumter Streets j-th
meeting for which" she had plan- he
~~1"Tied, but she did tiave the pres- xe
ence of God and He is with her CI
-stiH. ?^? fthi
All services-have been of the th
highest order and the people who by
are constantly in attendance are ;?c
loarning the Pastor better daily bi;
and to know him is to love him
for he has fixed upon the Pauline *i<
plan?"This one thing I do" and de
. we believe that one thing ^to a
mean the uplift of his nennlp isl
a close union with_God. jpo
Come and worsMp wj^h ujjJSuri- Ci
day the 13th. . Every serviek~TK-li^
the greatest and no service is th
for all things are ready. ' iOi
' REPORTER. ?o
? mux
First Calvary Baptist 'Church *n;
The Church with a Welcome. a
. (
La-st Sunday was a full day.
? Had a very splendid attendance ?
at Sunday School. The superin- ni
tendent and his teachers are vie- lb
ing with each other to make the S'P
i lessdnsfnore interesting to the ?t
pupils arid so increase their ad""
miration for attending Sunday VVJ
?Sfhonl, thnt the Sunday Schpol i'h
may be kept up to the_standard. Cc
After the lessonJiad been taught G
by the various teachers, - the br
~~same was reviewed with much rii
? enthusiasm "by-Prof. Z. Townsend.
t*;i
For the mbrning service the Tl
Pastor Rev. II. \V. Long preach- Ri
ed;an eloquent sermon 1'iTrm the m.
text Rev. 22:17. Subject: "The tr
Spirit and the Bride say come."' gi
This was indeed a wonderful ser_,
-mon; Rev. Long is preaching wf
some great sermons, all of which m<
are very nleasinir to his hearers, as
At the close of this sermon, Mrs. th
__^ G. C. Dennin wan rocoivod into- ^
the church. N._ ?_Io
At 7:00 p. m., the B. Y. P. U. di<
wa^ h^d. the persident presiding.
The loliowmg program was in
charge of Mrs. W. N. Rosebor- sit
ough? Reading," Miss Alice sit
Thompson; solo, Mrs. Corrie
Brewster; Reading, Mrs. H. W. T1
Long; Solo, Mrs. Charlotte Rob- so;
- irison. _The following persons: 32
made brief and "interesting talks 3o\
on the lesson: Miss Ruth Wat- an
?sonr-Messrs. W. N. Roseborough. in
Leon" Grant, Rev-. H. W. Long sei
and the president, Mr. M. S. sei
_ Stewart."This was a splendid
progranra-nd a treat to all. pres-jed
ent. v ... - Di
_At 8:OOlEl- m., the pastor
preached from the text Jer: 12:5. Jra
This, was an excellent sermon to1
enjoyed by a "splendid audience, frr
The Sunday School, B, Y. P. U. Ai
the various clubs of the church TTTi
and members contributed liberally
to make up a purse to help ga
the pastor on his -trip to the fin
National Baptist Convention for do
which the pastor very much ap- nfj
predates. ?lir
~rmnilcity "t^mrmittee: ^
- Mr. P. M. Bowling, Chr., th
7 Mrs. E. W. Long, Sec., cli
Miss L. F. Harrison, Reporter,
Rev. H. W. Long, Pastor.. S'l
Rc
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS.
The Berean Class of our Sun- clc
day School had a? special guests Rc
Mi7 andjyirs. J. W. McLeary, of pa
Fernandina, Fla; Mr. McLeary'th
___ Js a Catholic, but his wife is a of
Baptist. , They enjoyed our +>e
Sunday School. A special pro- be
gram was given at the"~c6hclutie
Taylor of the Advance No. 1 du
Glass. This program consisted "fo:
of solos, readings, special song of
.selections. Rt
At 11:30 our Pastor the Rev. fa
?J. G. White ascended the pulpit pr
platform accompanied by Lie. m<
John Hunter. The Pastor used he
these Words foHhis text: 'T arn
I
" > * A? ^ -r :
Df, Columbia f
' ' ?|
WHITE " 1|
)Ooooo.ooc^!>x?:oo^o.o:aa<xo.ooooo
nnot come down, why should
iC work cease while I come
wn unto you?" lie descrihed.
>w Nehemiah under Artaxers
returned to Jerusalem fromlaldea
and rebuilt the delapited
widlsnf Zlon and rebuilt
e Temple, but was hindered
the three-leading-satraps. or
tvernors. viz: Sanbalot, Toanh
and Ucshrem. ;
Then tf&'ning to the moral
le of his subject, the Pastor
nominated every Christian as
kingdom builder in characteric
language, and spiritual
vver. We listened, to one of
o very ^best sermons ofour
ins The chinch was' stirred
rough and through. With
in manner ol' preaching thirtr
r_._ White is doing .Zion will
on be a new congregation as
many new members 'afc joing
and Columbia' will soon have.
netV eoncuptiuimf the gospel.
iKEAT, turnout AT arthurtovvn;
? ~~~~
lotored to Zion Pilgrim, Arurtpwn,
whert? -he preached a
(?cial sermon to the Household
=Rnth and Odd" Fellows.- Thirr
is a large crowd, t he C h u rc 1 1
is ]lacked. Mrs. Iv^lyn llariglon
acted as Mistress . .of
iremonies or is the Most Noble,
overnessr?The program was
icl' but into res ting. Ml'. Ilarlgton
read the scripture -les>11,*
while Mrs. \Ym. Charley
rried all to a throne of grace.
ic principal address for thp
ithites and J uveiri los was
ode by Mys. Richardson,- and a
io was .sung by three""Yfhall
ids, ": ... V ' ,
The Pastor Dr. J. . White
is presented, who preached a
1st wonderful sermon to that
sembled throng of people-from
e-subject: "A Great Woman."
leaking negatively?liu.?White
Id our women that greatness
.1 not consist: "i, :
K In. one's, physical, charms..
In oiie's-Miitellec'tual ai-qul;ion.
;>. * In one's social po
iom?Buti?r
1. In a great-?purpose. *2.
lis great purpose must be connant
with God's program oXr*r~
3. Ttrts life purpose iol-~
ved will give power with God
d. man. This was a great day
Arthurtown. Kvery body
imed to have enjoyed those
twites.
Brother John lluntcr preachi
at Shiloh, in Shandon Annex,
White's other church.,
v?
A collection"of- 825.00 was
ised at "frion Pilgrim ArthurvvA...
Besides an a Her collec>n
of 85~.O0= wrnriifted-for Rev.
agust Simmons one of our old
hlsters and Odd Fellows. ?
At 8 p. m., the Pastor was ain
hack at Big Zion where he
ished his morning text: "I am
ing a great work, etcrli?The
glit sermon was greater ihau
h4s came forward -and joined
e church. The services collided
with* baptism.
V J AMES A. M. E. CHURCH
?v. J. P. Washington, Pastor
I
Sunday school opened at 10 o'-!
>ck hy the_superintendent Bro.
>bort Russell, assisted by the
ator, who is always active in
e work of every department
the church. The lesson was
a?utifully discussed by momrs
of the several classes.
We were very glad, to sec cttrstor.
who was in Bishooville
ring the past week preaching
r Kev. 1. W..Janerctte, pastorSt.
John A. M. E. church.
;v. Washington though much
tigued from hard preaching,
cached two soul stirring herons
to the delight of all who
ard him.
Sunday morning he preached
: THE PAT.MTn
from Col. 2:13-16 verses;- subjec
t "ChrisffafiTliberty, through
tlie victorious death of Christ."|
-Sunday night--ho hokl his audience
spell bound while he broke
the bread of life from 1 Jo_hn,3:1-2
verse. Subject "Diyine Relationship."
. ? : * :
As a whole our church is pro~?hip
of Kev, Washington, who
is known?to make?thing's go.
"The " Old Folks" Concert giverYentertaining
affair.- Miss Fran_ees.
Janei:elle,-ame- of our enGiy.
getie workers will-leave for Florence
Saturday to resume her dut
ios as a telUhei'lh thG WllSPTT
High School. We regret much j
her departure. ? j
i y (Mrs.) Rosa Saxbv.
NftWS OF HKTHLEHKM BAf?TIST
CHURCH.
Barnwell, S. C., Sept. 0,?
PUuu-o >uyd^ the world through
your splendid paper that Barn-_
well is moving lor ward?in the
spirit at' 4he ago.
The Bethlehem Baptist church
oC which'your humble servant
js-paslor i-s making rapid strides_
"ThTdmust inconccivablcc.progross.;
The success so far attained, is
largely due , t<^"Vl lie cooperation"
.of dlio_doacons _\vith_lhe pastor
in the execution of plans, a?niT
The spiritual"'life of the church
-mpsl desirable, artth our finance
h7is increased- about 700 per centj
as compared..\vit'h Jast Novem-[
.her.'when \\'e took charge. I am,
told that we are raisiilg -more
money than has ever-been rais
efl. ill the lu'storv of nl<l
hem.
Our Revival meeting was begun
three weeks ago, when we
had sectional prayer meetings?
'covering"!he" town. The secpml
"weekrFTrrvices- were held at the"
church. Rev. (). ('. Parker, expa-stor
of the second Baptist
church,, and. pastor of three of.
orrrjeivling chirrciTcs of this sec-"
tion, preached for us. All who
heard him sang and do sing his
praise. Cod hless the vounir
man. ~ ??? ;
I Last week Dr. J. C. White, of
Columbia, conducted the ser'liiis.
While it . L uutiiunhllv
known and generally conceded
that Dr. White is one of . the
one must pinrvel as he hears
him preach. Surelv God is with
this num. With -UieTcasing_
"years. - artTtrd honors?t-ohl'erredon
him, the consciousness of a
more profound significance ' of
his ambassadorship. and yes?
new born babe?he is no longer
"J. C." that we once knew but
TIithen a "ne.w man." The folks'
nere sna-n. never torget his services
at this church, His fVcibil11
y a 11 c( congeniality as - demonstrated
in the homes where we
mart each day by 'S.pouiftl fly;
rangement oftRe sisters." Personally
we enjoyed hiscompany
at the parsonage.
On Friday night thriteen hap-:
py souls were baptizedSunday
was "a Red Letter Day in Bethlehem.?Bef
ore-the- hmir of serfrom
different directions, ^n
the morning we preached from
Luke 12:32. Subject: "Fear
Trot Little Flock;" The Lord's
Supper-.was also administered.
At the evening service our text
|\vas from Pro v. 3:56. Subject:
I "Leaning on the Everlasting
Arm." Surely "God was in His'
temple and walked about in
the day, (no rally if you please)
was ft 117.78. j
j The Methodists?though few
-in number.?are making siren-.,
nous efforts to complete thei^
churcji. Our church gave therh
-a-n offering on Sunday night, j
Kev. Jackson, their pastor, is.^
a "good scout J'
I Our Sunday School Convention
j meets at Midway,. S. C.t from.
rriuay tnru Sunday; your humble
scribe is programmed to- give
|the Blackboard Review, also toj
!TO LEADER
pleach the Missionary" Sermon'{
at the Association next month. !
The long dreamed of Associa> tional
school as soon to become
a' reality; the contract for our j
first building has been let.
Wagon wheels are turning fast
-anti?cotton gins are?huirirnmgr^
at last: It is the time when ev-)
fell last night and this morning. | '
They wore helpful but not sulli
ing ernps. The hoys continue to'
sing: "It a-int gwine rain, no L
mo'." - - ~M
?Mrs, D, J, Dixson aiid children M
spent a few days in Asheville, 1
and are home again.
isses H. A. -BriCfr O. Jones,
Mrs. C. B. Green and many ath- (
er Barnwellites are home tiftain i
after having ,sppnt the summer
in other parts.
Prof, and Mrs. IL E. Sutton \
are now in Orangeburg. ?
includincrMtrssns,. Butlei. Bellin- 1
ger ar.'.i wife, Brltt and wife and
Jo i ll 1 sun .
Dr. D. J. Dixson will "peep in" ^
on friends-in Spartanburg some T
-time Lliis week; I
\\ ~e~ had planned "-to. attend the ^
N.~B. Convention in Baltimore,
Md., but local matters demand 1
pur presence, hence we are forced
to stay this year."
bis." . ^'" " '
(As with our fatehrs, sTrriiay T
God be with 11s.), i i
Yours for srevice,
A r.haV*"T'.
SIN DAY SCHOOL CON>ENTQWN
DISTRICT. . j
" !
The Sunday School Convention 1
of the Georgetown District; con-I'niwj
;? -D.r.'.f \ AT TA _1 1
>vimi in kji. i cuu .-v. iu. r.. enuren
&it ( li'cUtt, with Dr. L. R.?
Nichols, r\ lv., Sept. li-3, (the c
hero of many n. conflict) presid- ,
ing. After devotionals, Aliss i:
Georgia Gibbs was elected See- '
reta-ry; full organization was fcfr
l'ected and all committee's appointed.
Keporters. lor papers
were elected. y
?A DoetrihalTermon on '"Infant jl
Rwptism." was preached Liy__
your.j,reporter. .. After eating a
M'uod Annul1, 1 lie lilei'ui'y port &mm
the programme was entered into
with much enthusiasm. P?=- ^
and ga\e food I'm thought. Ad--r
dresses made caused helpful discussions.?l^cnrn
Thompstm--wns- ?
ni^se?t-JUuL.m:nvPfl h4m?nlf wn>-_ I
L j ? ?T Vt ~
thy indeed. We were pleased to ,\
have him, his being here made ''
our convention "better. ?
Dr. J. L. Benbow preacftcd an
acceptable sermon. The minisz...
ters expressed their delight bo- s
cause of Bishop. Beckett b'eufg"5
aligned to South Carolinrt.^say- J]
tnrr^The days of .the news ihou-.i.'_
ger is past, we feel like men.'!
pleasaht and pi*ofltable. ft was
said smoctime?ago that IP. ^
Nichols had played his last cardgr:
but the speaker forgot he had ?
J- ' r
not seen the trump on the board. 1
May he live much longer to serve a
his Gcd, church and people.
W. P. CAROLINA^
' Reporter: ^
" DOTS FROM CAJYCE, -g. C. \N
The people of Ca-yce are up <
and doing as usual. The future G
school committee of arrange- h
ment gave a Free entertainment s<
Thursday night, Sept. 3, 1925,- c,
for the purpose of encouraging ?
tho patrons. The entertainment a
WITS' enjoyed by all. _The patrons, J
a-lso had the opportunity of hear- I
ing two' of our distinguished j
triwtee^ Prof .T TP Xiehols. of |
New Brookland, S. C., and Mr. J
Boyfl-Hinfrpll of Cayee, 9. ?0r~
SALE.
I wish to dispose of the following
articles at Private Sale for cash at
911 Hampton Street: One Piano;
Two Cabinet Organs; One Bed Room
Suit; One Parlor Suit, and several,
other articles of value. }
Apply to .;
W. H. THOMAS,
1129 Washington St._
church directory;
Corner Sumter and Taylor St-s.
Rev. I'". A. Adams, Pastor.,
SKRVK'KS:
uindny- SchmrT 10:0) A.
Iornirig Service 11:J5 A. M.
t. (VP. League . .. . P. M.'
'iv|,"'nir Sl''A '* T :'J0'P. -Nl.
A
;II?M,V i* \UK r.* >i. i:. < m ROF
11H<> J {look Rlandtrrg "Street
Rev. W. I.. 1*amier. Pastor,??si;kvki;s*.
unday Srhonl . J A. Mr"
lornuig Service. At II.
ipwnl'.ii I.i'ov ill , ,11. I
Evening Service 7:.'{<? P, M.
JOXPS < H A PhL A. M. }.. /.io.N
ciu rcii.
'orner Sumter and Rlo?-'?'om Streets
tev. R. Alexander. t'arroU, Pastor.*
; . Si'R,V l( 1 S
>iui umj; MTVici* A. }] ?
iqiulay School - . 1J ; ; i?. rh-^
. C. P. Society I". M.
rrcniijj?Sr-rrrre? ten I1. .M
? . . -r- .
nd. CAIA tliV it \1 I is i < m u<-n..
i:>0() ll'trrk Hull Sf feel i
???H?Vi?14-:?-VP?Moore, i'.nior.SKIiVKLS:
uinlay School ' ??4-(-? :!*?! A. M lui'Jiilvjf
"StrTTTcc " 1 i : l'~A . M
J: V. P. U. .- L.-.-iL'L 0:00 P. M.
.veinii^-Sorvjce ^ 7 P .M
>t. cALi^Aiiv nAim5i tlu iuJjF
"Richland Street?
' - ' hl'' V. 11:. AV , I,( ) *v 4 i . i '. ~ : t-?r .
SKUVJCi%S:
tindny Sx-lutof .?? ]n';iin A. M.
forniiitf Service J 11: :;(> A. }!*
t:v.~Pr ,u. ' 0:00 v
Ivening Service ... 8:00 P. M.
, \v,i;si.i:v m. i: crii itrir
Corner Corvais tvnrl Jtarnaell St*. .
4(ev?. 8. SmlTh, FaMori
81 HVII I S
undtty 8c,H >ol A. M
lorning SerxiA'e - - 1LAQ.- A.. M._
.eague _i. (>,;;u J.V M.
Ivenii.jy Service . rV.oO p. yx_
/ION HA I'TiS 1 CHI IU 11
UtfVi Ji O VVIiiO't Jtor. ?
* ST.IOll is) ?
unday.School _/ A. ?1.
lorti.n-r Si'vu.'i. 11 . .
t. V. P. I'. j. | ' i'.
'.veiiintf Service - .. 'T.'.'p J'- M.
NA/AHIiTII IlAl'fWT riM Ki n/
iio.'-o ? ir ?-y?TT
lorninc. Soi vioo .
- ?* > 1 -uI
V C r. muu.. U. -^\LIvoniiitf
-it"n lH .Ti.j,'?i'. M,
' Huniiui W ii" -tiiiil imi 111 itMim
, Ilev. L. ('. .lenKiiTE*, I'aTior.
_ SfcIK\ ICIIS:
umlay School ' 1 :*::*r? ?!.
ioTnr.itr Sorvjco? - j.. +U?
>. v. iv. r "
Iveniut; Service .. . 1',. J!^.
"r.MVi n 11.\i' i i!i i' c.in:i{( n ;?=
!!~liov. II. T. I'a-Aor
~ ?MaiouUSt; tot ?^4
forniiiK Service' 11:110
.veiling Service ? :a(J
M r. OI.lVlI HAI'l 1ST CHI lu ll
2CIO Sur.uer St root
Rev. 1>. t?. lvobjiw.ii, Castor.
SCK VUC*:
un'av -School l(Cpt> A. M.
reachTnir -- -s 1*1 to" A. M.
1. V. i\ C. ' . t<:?'0 C. M-.
Tench "T- - C. Al.
A NT IOC II BAPTIST fill IU II
IU-v. I? C. ( 111 MPTON, Castor
? SCKVICCS: ?
unrhA* SYb...M 1 frnn A M
[orniiig Service 1 ! A. A1.
. Y, 1'. t". rr?: ? Cm > I'. .U. .
wiling Jsor.vice ; 7:?>0 -I-. M,'..
lev. James I>ro\vn. of Cayce,
ii<r3Ir. RayfiionJ Ou ter of St.
ugustine School, of Raleigh. X.
.. who wi-re im rot laced by thc~
av remarks cm the educational
'orTT The trustetrs gave' sonic"
ery interesting points on edm*
ttion. also advised the patrons
o\v to aid them , in getting a
hook Prof. Niehlos also stat:1
that thev are working.earnest
i IAII&IAAU ?? a i
JUriFI5Ult-!$KAI
?F uiietal Direilii
Embal
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1115 Washington
[ COLUME
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' - FTTE
t UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Diyine Street
Rev. T. IN!. Boy kin, Paato*.
sURvicr;sr
Sunday School 1 10:00 A. M.
Morning Service 11:30 A. M.
B. Y. Pi U. . 7:00 P. M.
Kvening Service . *V 8:00 P. M.
1 ' * ' ? * . ' *
Bi:THi.i:in:.M baptist church
: 1,yon Street . .
Rev. _?. II, Smith, Pastor??? SKHUR'KS,
^Seffctoy SuhoM._?; 10:0QA,' M.
Miii iiinjr ..SuTv ice??- ?* 1:30 A. TVTl
"ft. Y,, P. U. ...... - . . . 0:00 I?. M.
Kveriiug Service - 8*00 I* M.
ST. MARY'S KPISCOPA I. CHURCH
< orn<r (irein?niul C.itcv?Streetg r~
? Rev. T. Pollard, Pa^loi. ??
- SUKVICUS: *
Sunday School 1.0:00 A. M.
Morning. Service " lVi-15 A. M. ' A
;':en.<H.'i 'SiM'nn. a u
2nd NAZARETH UAI'TIST CIIUUCH
? Kcvt3U.^Mt- iM y?fi?)?Jiasior, ?
?'PTniVlCLH.
\1 >ji'i;incr_.ScTvice., .~T] ':30 At M.
lis V. fc.Jb i 0:00 1'; M.
i-vwiiw^ b:0U 1-*?M:
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHl'RCH
. Bi'V. U. AJ -M VeiV, r^stdf.' ?"
SERVICES: . "
S'ufiday.School . ' 10:30 A. M
A 1'H'Himom'1 SVii \u-e . g:0ft p, fti.
B. r.VvI\ ?- " ; :, 0.00 P.. M.
4dvfciu44tf Svrvk-o _ ?a_ h:0ii jR.-M.' ?
^
(.' 11A1T i". LI. E*,S T A TI ON. A. M. E.
CHURCH. ?*
?Cj'i-pcf ^vllilE' ?nri i'LDP Streets.. , 1
Roy. 1.. (>?Bowman, Pastor. : i ~ .
. SERVICES: ?
^I<inutijfrService. 11-:30 A, M. _
:';ii; !ay School ~ . 3:0ft P. M.
A. C. K. I.eatrue 1 5:30 P. M.
Evening: Service 7:30 P. M.
JONES TABERNACLE "
7^'Ut v. 1J. (i. CI ray Hart, Pastor.
. SERVICES;
.Si-llttiay 10:00 A. Mr
-A-T rfn :r.r,Ti Si i /T'g'- ?STDTT V. M.
li. v. P, i;. ____ (J:00 P. M.
LARSON PKESBYTEIUAN~
liev. 1. 1). Davis, Pastor.
? BEK VICES: ?
Ai>ri,\r.g St.vi o . 1 A. IV1.? ?
Sunrfav ^clioot ~~ OTtTDT THV "
C h ri > I i a ii T~Ti. !<_ a \ p r 5: OOP. M. -E '
sr. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
n^-rmrw orson 5Tree^ *
Rev. J.:!*. Washington, I'astor. . * /
SERVICES: '.J
Sunday Schools. ..10:00 A. M.
Service. -.11 :H> A. M.
V. ,( '?L? J3:oO P. M.
Evvwujj : Service -_?-7:30 P. M.
TEMPLE ZIt?N RAPT. CHURCH"
t - Ridgewood ^ _ .- _ Sunday
Scho?l__ . l
.Muming Service ." 12:80
EM AM EL A. M. E. C11LRCH
kcndlaltow n.
Rev. I)._M. McL ILL, Pastor. -
?>ERA ICES: ???^ ?
Sunday School ..." 10:00 A. M.
.Morning Service ' 11:30 A. M.
A. C. E. League __ 0:00 P. M.
Evening' Service 8:00 P. M.
Ml. OLIVE BAPTIST.CHURCH
?LW-Lrt?Laurel Street?: ' ' r i
SnmUiV SchoV'l 11:00 A. M.
. In: niService 12:00 M. J
i-vxjn'ng Servirg* . 7:dU P. M.
'?? I '
ly in t lie behalf of the colored
people of C'ayce to lia-ye a graded
school as soon as possible.
has P?Tlrraed to her home, after ^
Aimt, Mrs. Mary Parker Young
in Xort'.uk. N" ,V. She reports a
pleasant trip.
(.Mrs..). Martha' McKissick,
Secretary.
uLbi~munni4 g
:>rs & Licensed I
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St. Phone 3512 18
IA^S. C. {I