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Miss Myrtle Evans
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Helena News
Easter Sunday was another
glorious day at Brown Chapel
AT M. E". Church. Every one
who was present can witness
the fact that the Eastertide was
wholly celebrated from the 5
o'clock morning services thruout
. *' the entire day.
Sunday School was openedJ"at
10-:30 a. m. with every teacher
v---- -at Jiis-post After ...which the
- SuptT Mr. J. S. Sander^ gave a
beautiful illustration of our risen
Lord. - " At
6:30 p! m. the League as
sembled and a unique program
was rendered, which wk?s ended
with the "Ribbon Contest" that
.' was'held a week previous. The
' i^'Fp^ahKs'" XveiV _"MisS ^Ggoi'gla
. Spence. The pri/^was won by
Miss Is.unn, and was pre^nted
: to her by Miss Rosa B MofTett,
of the Drayton St. High School.
The- contestants for next Sunday
night are Misses Johnnie Bell
Bracy aneh~Marie Gary.
At 8;0Q p. m. the Easter program
was called by Mrs. O. A.
Parker which was one among the
best we ever witnessed. Every
?-??child- was on the alert and p&J5ed
his-, part well. .
The solo that was rendered by
little Miss Ethel Wright with
. Miss G. M. Metz && pianist, was
; among the best ever heard,jfor
a child of her ager~The r*ec/tation
by Miss Inez Boozer was
?good also the'* solo rendered by
Miss Edna Earl Bracey. the
"duett by little Willie McMorris
and mother, Mrs..Mary E. McMorris
needs snecial mentioning
After the program a good contribution^
wnsgivon hv the conV
Wright and Willie McMorris.?
*~i. The Knights Thanksgiving
services were also observed at
Brown -Cha'pel Church the 4th
.Sunday in March. Both the~K,
of P.' and Courts of-Calanthe
were well represented. The Annual
Sermon was delivered by
our able pastor, Rev 0. A*. Parker,
which held the audience'in
_?L a> panacea from Alpha to Omega,
ThsWranch~Deptrty,Wir-Wr-ftt
f)avis of Newberry was present
and delivered'a wonderful ad~
dress. " The Calanthearr Address
by Miss Georgia M. Metz a-lsc
nppfls snprisl mpnf innincr TVic
solo, "Alone" rendered by Miss
Metz was superb- Misses
Carrie B. and Annie Lee
Sandfers are home after a successful
school term also Miss
"Willie Sartor.
Mr. Arthur Wiliams and babj
little Mildred Ruth spent last
Sunday afternoon in. Helena.
Mr. Charlie Green and family
^are home" after a three- months
visit in the "Land of Flowers/
TheTF many friends extend te
them a hearty welcome.??
Miss Lizzie Mae Wallace qi
v Prosperity spent last week enc
-?-- with Miss G. M. Metz. ?
_ Mrs. Minnie Ca/dwell of Nev
York City-has been called to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Cannon, who is very ill.
Those who pre still on the sicfc
list are: Mr- W. M. Mitchell, Mrs
N. Ij>. ftook, Mrs. Harriett Morgan
and Mrs. Fannie Simpson.
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i N ewberry News
The public schools are closing ^
out in Newberry County. On last**
1 week the Dead Fall School, Bea-1!
ver Dam- School, Hajinah School;
and Belle Mount School had their f
\ closing exercises: All reported^
School closes. 4V-theJ28--and 29. r
That will be about the last pub-;^
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lie school in the county. Mr.;
Floyd is looking forward for a 1
great program.
Easter Sunday was a high day ]1
in Newberry. The churches ;
were crowded all day. Bethele- 1
hem Baptist Church had-th^ir^
Easter exercises at 10:30 a. m. 1
Miller Chapel Sunday School visi
ted them1 and in the afternoon*1
Miller-had their exercises at 3 p. 1
M , ' *
m.,' Bethlehem returned the Xis^it.
The exercsies were good-at
|both Churches. Tl^ Junior Choir
'oi .Miiiet Chapel rendered some!
fine -music. The ^en'ior CJioir..'
sang" like angels. If you want '
ot see a wide - awake Sunday 1
SchcC'l, hear l^tpd singing lor !
a goo sernioi^, come to Miller !
Chanel Rpv "Flnvrtnct Whi+o
1 ? ? ? ,, .w^
preached the morning sermon ,1
from-John 20:29. The Evening
sermon, was delivered by Rev.
Ellis from St- John, 20:20^ The j_
Church was crowded to hear that ?
wonderful sermon preached by
Rev. Ellis.
Mr. Milton Smith js home from
the hospital he is looking like-!
'himself again. Wu atu glad 16"'
have "our good friend home. ;
Mr. Jack Golden is still pnfthe J
sick-list. ? ' ?I
Mr. Levy Green is critically
ill at this writing. ... .
. Mr. Wm. Mitchell, Helena, S.
C- is on the sick-list.
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Lyric Singers To Render
Musicale At Salter's |
; Memorial Church
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_ - The Lvric- Singers who are
r making.a record long to be re-]
; membered by all who hear them,1
. will render a musicale at Salter's
Memorial A. M. E. Church, Mon:
day night, April 1?. This group
. of singers haVe travelled quite a
. bit, and every where they have
gone, a return engagement has J
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, THE PALMETT
Mr. Jos. Young and family ;
,vere the guests, of Mrs-. S. M.j*
foung on last' Sunday. Mr. ij
foung is living in Greenville. He i
md family spent all day Sunday j
,vith his^ mother, _M.rs. S. M. ["
Jfoung on Caldwell .Street- ,
Revival To Be Held
A soul-stirring revival andj
Evangelistic campaign will be >
leld?at the Trinity Baptist
Uhilrch, Hardin Street opposite;
Benedict College. The services j
wrfll be conducted by the Rev.
\. 11...William^ D. D., and his
jvangelisiic liarty,? beginning 1
Monday night April 12th 7:30 c
continuing through Sunday A-i:
aril 26th: , . .. -|Dr.
Wilson is a Revivalist and
pastor in the State of North Ca
olina, Moderator of the French
Broad" Baptist Association,!
Chairman of the Foreign Mis-^>ions
Board of the State of N. C-'
(western division) of the nation-;
il Baptist Convention, and a-!
trustee of the Blue Ridge Bap:ist
Institute of Asheville, N. C.
He is a ^contemporary of the
Revs. Moses, Townsend, Craft.
Va-ss hnd other national characters.
He introduced and presented
such type of men and preachers .
as Giles-of Va.? Copeny of N. C.
and your humble sefvant, who
feels the least, of-South Carolina
and others.
Dr. Wilson's lectures to women
and men are unsurpassed for his
way is unique, his thoughts are
logical, Jomprehensive and in-!
9truetive - and- his manner is-1
forceful.
Monday evening, April l?t_h at j
[tendered by-the best colored tiaj.
snt of the various Churches ol ;
the City, after which Dr. Wil- j
son will preach.
The public is invited to attend ]
the series; of services and hear
this wonderful preacheiv
You cannot afford to miss this
GospefTeast. --~ -? [
Mr. White, president ,of tile
Jubilee Choir~~ofttre City say,
"The Jubilee Choir of the City!
?.iH ^
Union will be present e&ch\night
thruovlt the.. .series of services. I
Accomodations will be had for (
n~u.rnnny .'*50 pmplp wild Wl'
are exepecting to attend t he ser- j
vices, each night.
-dome early if yon desirp a seat. ;
. notice.
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All members of the Executive
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If?
w,m
- WMm
been -_-requested,?w+rrrh?spuakswell
for the company.
In addition to the program, a"
ham will he given away to the
one having the lucky ticket, all
tickets are numbered, and the
one corresponding with the number
of the ham will be the lucky
one.
Rev. A. C. Brogdqn, manager
of the company.,, offffrs a very
high (Jass entertainment Which
will be enjoyed by all. Remember
the date and place Salter's
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o LEADER '
Board of the State vSunday p
School and B&ptist Young- Peo.^
pies' Union Convention are here- j
by Called to meet Wednesday, April
14th, 11:00 o'cj ck," Zion I
Baptist X!hurght Columbia- Busi- *
of much importance to be trans-1 *
acted. Done by order of Presi- *
den^^ev.'X C. White. -Rev.
J. C. White Pres; S. D. Fin- v
ley Sect. ' a
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Abbovire, l1
Friends of Miss Nannie L.-'d
White were saddened to learn of I'
her death,- which secured at 7ir
o'clock Tuesday morning after I
an illness of several months.. She ls
was of a sweet disposition and h
w_aa loved by many- She was a]
member of St. James A. M. E.vd
Church and also a member of e
Primrose Court of Calathe, No. -I
415. Funeral services were 1
conducted by her pavtioiv-Roy.-jx
P. M. Gary, Thursday afternoon jS
and interment was in-Thomp-T
son Cemetery. She is survived ,s
by lier mother, and the following j
sister and brothers: Mrs. Ellen a
Jackson, Mrs. Sallie Greene,'Mrs. c
Tena W~ Horry, 'Misses Mamiejl
Azalee-and Ruth White and Mr., a
Dennis WhiteV~T~ . "J s
Mr. and Mrs. George Marion, n
Jr.,. and'Mr. George Marion, Sr. jf
of Anderson, spent last Sunday,)
with-Mr, and Mrs. San-fuel Ed-;i
wards. _. ... . fi
Miss Mary T.~Greene, a senior !c
at Allen University came down (1
last week to attend the. funeral I
of her aunt, Miss Nannie White.it
Mrs. Mary L. Pope and" Rev. ?
U/V. Kennedy are- attending t
the Presbytery at .Iniio,__? rr
A lnreo group of base ball\
fans Ht'tGMchrd-the jjamu at Green ?
wiiciU- Monday^ Ablicville. Ili^li j
School vs. Brewer Normal. The \
1 4 ' f
score was 4-4. ,1
Mrs Georgia Alexander was r
hostess at her home on Whitehall t
Street, Tues. afternoon to Board,e
No-.?3?of?SU?James Av M- J], c
Church. A.-very lively and in-; '
tei'ejtir.j? hiuiiTonn mooting< wai>
held. As usual, Mrs. Alexander, I
who is a charming hostess-,~scr- s
ved delicious and elaborate" re-, \
freshmen'fs. . ji
Mr. Edward McClaren of Sha\v*c
University t,p6nt1rhe Easter hoi-,]:
idaj'-i wit h. his parents | j
Miss Blanche Reed who is I
' i
te&jh'ipg at Pelzer, spent Easter 1:
yyit.h her" narents: Mr."and Mrs.v
William?Reed.She was accom-lt
panied hy Miss Kennes of Aiken, ,c
Miss Griffin of GreenviWe; MissJ]
Holmes of Due West, Messrs.
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Mumui'ial A. M. E. Cliurcli. 2200i1
Washington Street, April 12. I
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On Friday IVJ^-rch 26, at the I
Tiome~of"Mr. and Mrs." Samuel! (
Kinsler, a birthday party was i
given irt honor of her grand-1
daughter, little Miss Berriice
Baxter. The children spent a f
lovely R-fternoon. 'After the;(
games the youngsters were cal-(
led into the lovely dining room
and served sweets,'after dinner
a punch course was served. . ] j
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ifoung and White of Greenville.
Anderson Notes
The young ladies are glad to
;now that Mr. Mareellus Thompson
is in the city, -h&vi.ng spent
he winter in Florida.
reek-end in the city with relatives.
She look her rlittle son
lome who has been spending achile
with his grandmother.
Miss Ruth Mark who is atteirling
'scb?ol in Atlanta, spent the
faster holidays at home hriogng
her little nephew with her - ,'Mfs.
Maude Andrews is 'tall
miles over the arrival of her.
disband from Flordia.
Dr. Sims, the .honored pmi- .
ent of Allen University, delightid
the paster anil members of
Sethel ' A. M- E. Church hy
. u : i* n - . i .1.
ue?ciiiiig lur mem easier ounlay
nmriiin;:. To sav that Dr. '
lims preached is enough, we.all j
aiow what to expect when he
peaks.
Easter was a ""beautiful day]
nd that faet*made every one feel
heerful. The A. M. E. Church
lelcl lis regular Easter service
it 5 a.- m. The service was vej;y
weet and irnprei.siOe. The serion
preached by Rev. J. C. Craword
was real food i'or the many
lungry souls eagerly awaiting it.
VI night the Sunday School had
ts Easter exercf-e. The little
hildren were at their best and
ooked so pretty in- their new
Caster dresses. For three weeks"
liis Church has hit;! ovrn Tally
md the reports were read after
he exercises'. The total amount
ai.sed?was if o05.00, of
vhich-wus r-iised by tine Sunday
School. ? ? ?Mrs.
j\Iinnic_dhnicir slipped a
vr.-y trom nrrrmrany?mends- a j
ew weeks ago and was Tfliietly
named to Mr. Jones of Sparanburg.
She .spent the week :
snd ai h<>rne. .We hope her saiL
[own the matrimonial sea will"
>e a - jdei.vi'ant one. ^?
Fa<in\. Sunday' at St- Paul!
Japfist Church wa's enjoyed by
ill u ho attended. . i l.e Lliurch
vas beautiful in its blooming
jot Hovel's and the choir renlered
special roaster music. The
>astor preached from the Hubert.
-''The Fruitf.ulness of the
killing Seed." ,* We think the '
astor was at his bes.tr'.' The mesage
was clegrrnidW delivered to
he hungry flock. At the close
)f the services the "Lords Sup
- ? ; s - / *
>er was observed.
At 3-:oOA p. m. the pastor
ireabhpd irtAV'iLun Calvary Bapy
ist Church Trbni the sub.: "The"
Seven \Vord.s Irofll
i'he attendance for the da'y wras.*
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Dr. C. E. Stepeheason
?Phywieian and Surgeon
diseases of Women mid Children A"
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Dr. I,. M._DAN1K?<S.
Physician and Surs-con W^pfnen.
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121 Washington St. -2210 Hampton
l>llice Phone: 64?y Kes. Phone: 7166
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2:30 to 4.00 P. M.
6:00 to 8:00 P. M:
DR. J. G. STIJAUT
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Ifllee: RosidencO:
1792 Main Street 1417 Pine Street
""COLUMBIA; S. C. "
DfTice Hours: *-""*' -1
10 A. M-. to 1 P. M
5 P. M\ to 7 P. M.
Dr. J. H. Goodwin
1119 Washington St. Columbia S. C
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Saturday April 10, 1926. L
326.HWe*are affitiiig at the 500
mark._ TJie collection for the ?
day was $64.20. Thus ended a
perfect Easter Sunday.'
Mr. P. W. Shirard" has returned
from Florida. His family is especially
glad to have him -home.
Miss Alberta Fuller is at home
now, havingr just closed" a-&uc=?
cessful school term.
We are very pleased to wel- 1
come into the city faculty, Miss
Annie Thompson an A. B. gradu
iite of Benedict College; Miss
Thompson will have charge of
the seventh grade for the remainder
"f-the term. , We are f~
glad to have such well-prepared TZ,
teachers added to our faculty. ~ - /. w
Ali- I on Rnhinwnri Vinvintr snent >
The winter in Florida, ia at homo
?Mr. Jack Thompson of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr. Josephus Charles of Memphis,
Tenn, is visiting his sister, ?
Miss Virginia Charles. There
was a baseball game beEaster
Monday. There were
many Jviyitors from GreenviHe?
and neighboring towns in tlve
city. The score stooeFT-4 in favor
of Greenville.
Miss Ruth Foster who is teaching
in Greenville spent the week .
end-in -Anderson the guest of
Miss Claudia Burris. ; .
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CARD OF THANKS
fur the many kjfldnesses shown*
finving the illness and d *h "f
ndi1 daughlei, xvifc and mother,
M_rs: J,sr ; a h_A. vv alkerL and the ^ I
many and beautiful floral offer- 4
ings at the funeral. -4
Mrs. V. R. Green, Mother; Mr.
Jas. H. Walker, Sr., husband;Mr.
Jas. 11. Walker, Jr., son.
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Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty?-*?
~. Pyorrhea Treated Successfully.
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?DR. M. A. EVANS
Diseases of Women A Specialty".
Gradual e Nurses in Attendance. .
1501 Va Taylor St., Columbia, S._C7
Office -Hours: Telephones:
8 to 9 A. M. Office 4247
1 to 2 P. M. Res. 8876
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Dr. W. D. ChappclleV Jr;
Office: Resdence:
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