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o 11; Saturday, June 26, 1926. | Church News BY DR. J.. fQi*u?Q^o,u*Q|?o\>*Q\rtt*Q^rQ^rQ*Q<o\AyQ*vro*iA>' JONES CHAPEL A. M. K. 2L CHURCH NOTES ?/ Last Sunday was another happy day .at Jones Chapel. Our great Evangelist, Rev. Z, \y. White of Elizabeth City,N, C., preached for us." He used as his discourse: "A will to Go." 21 Kings 24. Oyr hearts did burn within us as the man of God broke the bread of life. The S. S. is going at its best with much interest nad faith. We are moving toward the mark of the high calling which is in Christ Jesus. A splendid lesson was dis cussed by, the teachers and their scholars. p. m. with Miss M. E. Gordon officiating. "Money as a Goal." "How much of a goal should money be?" was the topic for discussion. Themes on these subjects were writ tan-wd?read.?Money, -its- origfi n; money as our medium of exchange; the love of money, honest riches, the right use of money; money the acid test. Many thoughts were received ~r? by all who. were present. The pastor Dr. A. E. Lomax and , DrT,Z. -W. White, members, choir and friends motored To Eastuver, to worship with Rev. F. R. Gladden and his good people of Antioch A. M. E. Z. But as the weather on Sunday afternoon "was unfavorable the services were deferred. 1 , Sunday night Dr. Z. W. White delivered another sebmon from St. John 15: 13 Subject: "Love.".? The theme of ^love was beautifully and forcefully, Explained by our humble servants' The auditorium of the GhiirCh was omfortably filled bv members and visiting friends. I Don't forget Conectional Day next Sunday which (is the 4th Sunday. Each one is asked to do his bit and help to build up God's cause. The Free and Accepted. York Masons of Columbia will turn Out on Sun~day" at this church 3:30 p. m. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH -j ? ' Our Sunday School opened with the strains of "There shall be showers of blessings," while - the welcome rain poured down in copious showers. Atses reported, but the differencewas mad? .up .in gratefulness _.?o God .for -the much-needed season. 11:30?Pastor, -?Rev. J." t5. White after rpnlvin. frtn anmo of his rrit.ira. re. lative to the Sunday School Congress, had the choir to sing a gripping ju~bile~e, then he presented the Rev. Lydia Crook of West Ashveille, N. C., a white minister, >vho preached a soulstirring sermon from John 3il6: "For God so loved the world that Hp. gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth on' Him shall not perish but have everlasting life." -That-was a service lorn? to be re membered, the Spirit overshadowed, - *' the whole Church.? ~ " the funeral sermon' of Sister Mahala ' Burton who died Friday morning^ June 18th. She lived at 817 Washingk ton Street,, and had been ill for nearly L a year. The subject of his discourse was: "Death drunk up into victory. ft At Arthurtown at 3:30 .Being a little late owing to a funeral Rev. White and family motored down to Zion Pilgrim at Arthurtownr There he met a large ??ngregatloiF anxious to meet their pastor, whom they had not seen in- over a month. _ Dr. White preached from the sub? ject: "The' minister and his message" The pastor an dfamily were serv&d dinner at the home of Brother Billy Parked, after the service. Rev. Paul Haynes is quite ill at his home at Arthurtown. Sister Charity Ellis is also very ill. 8:30 p.- m. found the pastor at his ? postrof duty ait Big~ 2iorn~r The Mtssionary turned out. Rev. White preach eu irum nit text: ao migntiy grew tne word of God and prevailed." After the general collection an after collection of $21.00 was taken for the Missionary Society. The following women wpre sent up t othe Women's Baptist State Con vention at Union, S. C. this week: Miss Josie B. White, President; Mrs. Survator Gettys, MrS: Ophelia Harris and Mrs. Addie Lyles. Rev White-and his whole family, are in atendance to the Convention at Union this week. "fuseday night Rev. White preached at the Bethlehem Baptist Church, Lyon Street, Rev. S. H. Smith, pastor. Sister Charity Aiken is very sick at her home on east Taylor Street. News reaches us that Mr. Jackson, the father of Sister Maggie Reddick, of New York City, passed away. Sister RerHdick has our profound ympatoy. .. ; i * . . t * ? '< I Of Columbia I .C. WHITE 9X0X8XCX8Xat0&^^ BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH " ' NOTES ' ? t? ' . ? The Sunday School lesson treating on the story of Joseph and his brothers in Egyptw^ as beautifully discussed Sunday with a splendid review conducted by Mr. H. J. Bryant. The atendance was very good. At 11:15 A. M. Dr. E. A. "Adams preached a very [inspiring sermon from the 138th Psalms, 5th verse: "Yea, they shall sing in the ways of the Lord for great is the glory of the Lord." Differentiating between singing with the lips and singing from the heart. Asserted: There is a marked difference and it has its effect. Christians like to sing because they nope and have conffdence. There is a note of trumph of praise' and victory in- the Christian's singing.. At the close of the services, the funeral of Rev. Kinp; TaUgy, an ac-. uhe Sunday School, was'conducted by the pastor,. Key* E. A. Adams.At 6 P. M., St. John's Day was celebrated at Bethel. To a large and representative group of Masons and "EasterrTStars and friends, Dr. Adams preached?a sermon that will linger1, long in the hearts and minds 'pf I those who sat and listened atten-' TtveTjr from the begining throughout the (discoiwse which was pregnant! with wholooome adviee. The A. C. E. LcogM^uT still put-J ting renewed efforts into the services Each Sunday the discussions are interesting. Come prepared to take a part Sunday. For the evening services, Dr. Adams ^wlwlud-T-Snm. and Kuth Tilhr The discourse hinged on: " Self Encouragement." Helpful suggestions were made in brief remarks on', the subject. Asserted: This can be greatly accomplished through prayer and trust in Go<d. 5" 'The .Third Quarterly 'Conference was held Monday night by the newly appointed P. E., Dr. E. A. Adams, pastor "of Bethel. The affair was a splendid one atended by many of the InHioa of ?J o ? j- * ?...u va? viie uiuu3 uuu uuarus - 01 tfie Church^ All reports were good and favorable and the new Presiding Elder proves equal to the task and* -master of the situation. Come to the services, Sunday June 27th .and share/ with us <your joys, Y9Mr sorrows and ?nnr hannfltn ^ ?? You are always welcome. ? MINISTERIAL UNION NOTES The" Interdenominational Ministers' Unipn met in First CalvaRy Baptist Church, June 22nd, with Rev. E. A. Adams presiding. Rev. G. T. Dillard the ohftplain fondnrt-pfi the .dftvntinna.. " The"meeting was well attended with manifested iterest. The Rev. Mr. J. J. Bragham of Florida was on the] .scenear a visitor, and after his introduction made a splnedid speech in reference to the subject: "Adam's transgressions" and Bible tracts, etc of wiiich he Represents. The president having- to leave the j Union just after it convened, Dr. G. T. Dillard took charge and presided throughout the session. < The unfinished business was briefly^ thrashed out with a splendid financial showing from those who had not set-1 tied their dues on date required and The election of Rev. C. H. Brown as "its" treasurer. ? ' > _ q The order of the day was a splendid paper on_the subject. "Adam and theConsequence of his transgressions" by Dr. R. C. Stover which provoked much discussion. ? r???? Rev. C. Dunlap identifield himself ( with ua with his presence and required joining fee. Tbe'Union is delighted to welcome rrtt mtTTtsteTTtTif the city-of good starT" ding into its fold. j ? It is hoped That eyfery ordained minister of the city wko is in good standing will becopm a member of this ministerial alliance that their influence will be to better advantages in putting the great pt-ogram over for God and humanity.? / . ?Rev. A. E.Lomax. FAIRWOLD NOTES The Fflirwnlrl ? ?.,v.w wwv oaiig at tiio State Federation in Greenville last week. Miss Genevieve Vincent [played for them. The women of the federation were surprised yet highly had made under the supervision of Mrs. Martin. Mesdames Belle Vincent and Ethe^ Stephenson donated their cars to carry the Fairwold party* , This was! highly appreciated by all concerned. Among the party were Mesdames B.: Vincent; Ethel Stephenson, Ethel MartintT, D. Brown and Misses Genevieve ( V . \ THE PALM Vincent, Carqiine Rutherford, Dorothy Nonce and the four Fairwold girls. The trip wa^ a pleasant one and was made without a single mishap. Upon our arrival at Greenville we were refreshed and then went into very interesting discussion, Mrs^ Wilkinson turned the program over to Mrs.- Martin. The girls rendered several creditable selections. A beautiful centerpiece was presen~ted~to Mrs; Wilkinson by Johndell Farewell of Charleston. vJfclrs. Martin made her annual reprot! This was highly applauded. Several other selections were^ rendered by the girls and our program was ended. I wish to thank .Mesdames Vincent and Stephenson and Miss Genevieve Vincent for their service on "this trip. While in Greenville Mrs. Ethel Martin spent ai very pleasant time at th? home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Murray The latter better known as Mrs. Rosa Johnson Murray of Columbia. ? | Miss Eya Prioleau, matron at FairI wold, is attending summer school at State College. |mt. pisgah a. m. e. church I NOfES .. , Greenwood, June 24.?The pastor is putting forth the greatest possible effort to establish a circulating library for the young Negro men and women of thjiS. section* A number ol white friends in the North have already sent to him three boxes ol books for the contemplated purpose, The effort is undenominational. We soften'aomplain of the indifference oi our young people to the home church to which they belong, In most cases it can be truhtfullly said that few ol such churches have provided a program for their young people. According to promise, we, expect other boxes of books here this week.?The group for whom the books in question have given will be informed as to how they may be obtained. | President Sims of Allen University is here visiting for a few days. Both he and Mrs. Sims are the guests ol | her mother. He attended our service i Sunday morning. Before the service ended he was brought "forth and as usual delivered a . splendid address. ae ana nis wife are here to spend t few days after the closing exercise! of Allen Uunversity. Stewardess Board, No. 1 which i: presided over by Mrs. Lilla Williams End School building, Thursday night \ pleasant and profitable affair has been arranged for all who ntend. Mrs. Palsy 'B/'HUlman, president oi our local Missionary Society and hei forces have put on a flrlve for department of our work. They havt out among their wrqkers. 600 tickets They also have to be auctioned off s wonderful quilt that they have made Their effort will be staged the 29th of this month. We have on a mehi' bet 'a pet sunal subscription rally Xhh'i ends_ihe second Sunday night in next nohth. - . The pastor's morning subject was: "The Evolution of Self on the Plant of Growth and Usefulness." The eve: ning subject: "The" Pathway to the Larger Life.'* 7 Mr. J. R. Brown, of Trenton "TT. J.; Ms" returned" home aftei spending six weeks in the South [visiting relative^ and ' friends I While in Columbia he was the I guest of his sister, Mrs. Rebeccs ' Pompey. ~7 *. ' * " ' *' Miss L'uclie Pompey left Monday for Orangeburg, S.~ C., tc attend the Summer School at State College.? || - colored' "4 Upper Pee Dee X -X The second session of the Upp j? held at Darlington, S. C., July.5 i X week so as to makethe30 days j .5^ standard of the State and at the one week of'expense. X The School is under the supervi -X and the County Superintendents *t* Ivee and Darlington Counties. X tt gives opportunities to those to teach, to such, as need to rev X certificates renewed, and to those X raising the grade of their certifici y These district schools cover thr< X Teachers will he mailed schedul* $ may select their courses and .thu |X needed before leaving home. Tl | X daily work. No changes in cours y The registration fee 6f two- ( 'X No deduction can be made for lost I ?j> lor about $4.00 per week?depei |Y Write your friends in Darlington I X provided for before your attival. iy The faculty consists of the fol V Mrs. Louise M. Foster, Prof. H. H y rietta Gregg, Miss Willie Mae W rV Thirty days attendance and tl X examination are mandatory for c y ble certificates. > V For explanations or additional t \: "Box 347, DARLINGTON, S. C ? - '' - ETTO LEADER 8IDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH Sunday School opened with the Supt j. : Mr. P. R. Starks presiding Service ] < began by singing, after which the v i, Supt. read the scripture lesson. The t > Lord's Prayer was chanted by the v j -choir; then the members assembled v ; to their various classes for the dis- t ' cussion of the lesson, which was y I carried out in a splendid manner. . 1 > At 11:30 a. rm Rev. King, the e-1_ the day. When' Rev. King preaches s for us, a crowd always gather to give n ear to a good and inspiring sermon, t Rev. King is always welcome at Sid- E ney Park, as he has won "the love of I i the people. In spite of the inclement weather ; a good many came out for league . i service. The siLort program was ren- 'J r Itered and was en joyed by-"all who - were out. . * t Rev. Samuel B., Wallace, a product t>f Columbia and Sidney Park Church, J i will arrive in the City June 28th, and * will begin his ministry at Sidney ! ^ Park, Sunday, July 4th, 11 a. m. and ^ ; H p. m. Come out and hear him. j j; Rev. Wallace in his ministry is. counted as second to none in the U-.j. _ nited States. rie~bas a host of friends in Columbia who are waiting - eagerly for his arrival. = ;?Come one, Come all," and i great pastor, Rev. Samuel B. Wallace.' __ AFTERMATHS r .. - ? National Baptist S. S. Congress ) . Edttor Roach of the Recorder-In| dicaror, a newspaper that did every, thing in its power to defeat the com- J ( ing of the National Sunday School Congress, after the people from. all ? meeting in the history of the Con-| gress, was the first to come out and . whoop "Failure!. Failure!" A failure ? needs no advertising. A meeting ~ , that faile.d needs no two columns on the,.front page and half of the edi- t torial column to make the people be lieve it failed. Some things are too thin but this Roach stuff is too P thiok~? , The parade on Sunday afternoon of the Congress, as they came down Main Street to the Columbia Theatre r Kir tVo Tonl/ino "L> ] ivv? fc-jr .VMV uvimiiiQ yipnaiiagC UclIlU r and followed by the Nashville Band, J was a spectacle that will long linger in the memory of Columbians. The * Spartanburg Cadets acquitted themselves like trained soldiers under i Lieut Wright. ' Miss Mayme J. Brock," Vice-Presi- " dent of the State S. S. and B7"Y. P. 0 U. Convention of South Carolina ren' dered . valuable service in that she , acted as. assistant pianist for the big j Congress. South Carolina women hold -their own in whatever snhere vmi place them. Dr. Henry Allen 'Boyd needs "the rj congratulations of -the- people of this entirg country for the strong staff of I Congress workers' He brought with him into South Carolina. The-enemy " was much in evidpnrp to find a joint _ h In the harness of leading instructors.""Such men as Drs. Hill, Hall, Over, Shape, Robinson, Livingston, Hawthorne, Drane and hundreds of others who were here can hold'their own ~ anywhere" in America. * ^ Editor Roach brought out a very J important point in his write-up"x>f the , Congress last week when he told of f A some boys -selling?ice watey at the1 r P.oncrpss bp pynneratpa T"lr tX/bifo ^ < ? from all . blame-by showing that Dr.; 4 White had no water fox_the guests, y I Well then, where-did these boys get. S the ice in. order to sell ice water, jt An investigation of this^affair will . .. ... j.. . * . e . make some very prominent people; J J \ hang their headk in shame. - LET THERE BE LIGHT! ; TEACHERS \f *- ?/f Summer School i > ' .. ^ x! cr Pee Dec Summer School will be / A ^ 26?Aug. 28, running six days per y j, attendance demanded by the credit ? same time saving boarding teachers ? n 'xi sion of the State Dept. of Education i of Marlboro, Florence, dhesterfield, y! %\ preparing to take the examinaation ! ! iew to have second and first grade *t* who wish to accumulate rrer?it<5 for ates.* ? i )Ugh the seventh grade and algebra. *1* ?b before. the opening date oo they?^ s supply themselves .with the texts *?* [lis is very necessary for effective X. 8 es after registration. . N dollars must be paid on entrance? *?* r time. Board and room may be had iding upon the services demanded. Yj i or the Director, if you wish to 1>e X i . ?? ? 4* 1 lowing experienced school teachers: Y, .'Butler, Mrs. L. A. Cain, Miss Hen- X| illiams and Prof. J. L. Cain. [ i le successful standing of the final *t* redits affecting renewable or raisa- A details write ' X ] J. L. CAIN, Director,? -i ST JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH H Iveryone 'who was present at. Sunday { do ifhool pnjrtvfH a f the lesson. The lesson was well ' aught by the teachers and also re- . iewed by fhe superintendent, after /hich the Sunday School decided for 1 he picnic to go to Lever's Pond along W? tuth?others - Sunday -Schools?erf?the )ity on July 3rd. ws The pastor preached a ummlpriul?&fermon Sunday morning which caused wa lany to stop and consider what greut us, hings the Lord had done for-them;?tin PROGRAM OF THE TWENTIETH STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL AN] FEE'S UNION CONVENTION -ftf - ' be held?with the St. I'aul Bapi July-15-18, 1926, Rev7~S. C. Ca Grant, Superb OFFICE! tEYV^ C. WHITE, L>. D. .... 'ROF.-O. D. DRAKEFORb LEV. Wm. HOWARD, D. ,D 1. L. FINLEY, A. B. ______ .l._ 1ISS WILLIE L. FOX ROF. C. A. LAW SON . ?? tsuA t EVEN . 1 PrP.Cnrtvowiinn =T Melody. . 8. ' lnyoeatiQn--=-TTrrrrx _ ^ 8r "Chorus . 4. Remarks __ WELCOME ADI 5. In behalf of the Sunday School G. In behalf of the B. Y. P. U. 7. In behalf of theChurchXxixiliaries _ 8. Mixed Quartette^._ ! ... D. In behalf of the "City Sunday Sell Rev. D. S. Jackson. 10. _In behalf of the County Convention 11. Music , . 12. In behalf of the Sunday Schools H. J. Davis. 13. In behalf of other Young People F. R. Kirkpatrick. tf.?Quartette _ _ . 15. In behalf of White Business Men 1G. In behalf'of Colored Business Mer 17.^ Music. 18. In behalf, of the City of Anderson 10. Response . Prof. C 20. Music; Uttering.- Announcements. THURSDAY?MORN 10.00?Devotions. - iu:ou?introductory Sermon Rev. J. J emate Rev. S. S. Youngblood, A. B., Be .; ANNUAL,DOLLAR 3 12:00?Enrollment. Annual Address: tending Secretary and Executive Board. 1:30 P! M.?Adjournment" for-dinner. AFTERNOON I 3:00?Devotions. 8:30?"Preparation of the Sunday >S< in, Greenwood; Mr, Samuel Williams, C , Music __ ? 1 rOTT?"ihe'Bible in the Sunday Sche uss Ura Lee Frazier, Lancaster. SoLoJ " "4;30?:Bible ' Lecture- -Rev. Win. drjo ; : Music?Chorus. Ottering andEY CM SI 8:00?Devotions. 8:20?Benedict College -l 8:45?Educational Sermon? Rev. 11. J late Rev. W. P. Jones, D. D., Charleston ? Solo Rev.?X. H.?m*oIT(XtTa, G f Committees. Adjournment. * ; FRIDAY?MORN IJ 0:30?Devotions. ~ 10:00.?"Leadership, Essential ni Sund pndnlp; Mi**; Amvi Rirhhin-).;, Hnvi? K?;H Instrumental Solo?Miss Beatr; 10-30- iRito" 1 " ' " i-*-.-- 1 Solo?Prof.' A. G. Gill, George 11:00?"The Craule Roll"?Miss Josie 'aylor, Florence. Solo?Miss l.pnla__D?i ?II :30---"Tfie Life of the Church'Refit letilah-Harrison, Hartsville; Miss Etta Solo?Miss Louise Roberts, Ch 12:00?"The Sunday School Adnfinistra 12:30?Bible Lecture?Rev.- C. A. Zeig ??-?1 ii^u um'yjiml Sold?Miss A1 mal ITU0 P. M.?"MoiTis College?Pres. J. J 1:30?Adjournment for dinner. AFTERNOON 1 3:011;?Devotions Departmental Groui Superintendents:?Prof. T. L. Ducket iss't. Director. Adult Department:?Rev. S. C. Campbi isst. Director. Junior Department:?Miss Wilhelmina tsst. Director. Primary Department:?Miss Mary Cum 1 sst.?Director. ? Kindergarten Department:?Miss Josi trnold, Asst. Director. Home Department:?Mrs. Sadye Rice Lsst. Director. ? Cradle Roll Department:?Miss C. B Chambers, Asst. Director. B. Y. P. Cv Department:?Miss Annie trbouin,'" Asst. Director. * Ministerial Department:?Rev. C. D. 1 isst. Director. ?- -j 4:30?Report of .Qroup iLfcaders. 5:00?"'leaching' the importance of Irown, B. D., Columbia. Solo?."Mr. S. -W. Allen, Newber 5:20?Reports of District Mir.nionnrk EVENING SI &:00?Devotions. 8:15?"The Bible in the I'uhljii. School' liss Mamie ChappelljL Bamberg 8:45?Conventipn Sermon?Rev. W. ' lev. A. B, oTindal, Summertoh. Solo?^ * Odering and adjournment. ~~ SATURDAY?MORN 9:30?DevotioKSr- " > ?v :'< -> ' i neisoeial -tSirtc of ttrcB. Y. 1 endale; Miait Effic Walker, Brunehville. 10;15^--'Sunday Schpol Tea'eher Quaitf ley; Mr; Alphonso Clark, Barnwell. Solo?Miss Edith Hunt, Rock H 10:45?Denominational Schools?Rev. 11:00?Baptist Educational and Mission Music. 11:15?Women's State Missionary Com 11:45?Report? of Standing and other 12:00?Ottering and adjournment. ' EVENING SI 8:30?Annual Concert. (Local Tale: sl M) A1?MOUNT 9:45?Model B. Y> P. ,U.?conducted t ind .Mrs. Jessie Walker, Greenwood. 11:15?Missionary Sermoq?Rev. S. D late Rev. J. C. Gilmore, Chester. Offer AFTERNOON -'"SrOfr? DoVotion s ~ _ .. _ ' 3:30?"The B. Y. P. U. A Vital Forc< ihant, Laurens, and Miss Marie Gotdsmk Music. , , 4:0b?Annual Sermon?Rev. .J. C. T \. B. McPhail, Conway. Music. Offeri _ - EVENING S 8:00?Devotions. 8:30?.Closing Sermon?Rev. J. C. 1 Rev. L. C. Jenkins, A. B., Kershaw.~ Music. Offering Resolutions. ment,?" - (REV.) J. C. W _ S. L. FINLEY, iniif m r~~i s FTVE is text was found in Psalms 12G:3 Vhat great things the Lord has me for us; whereof we are glad." tbject: "Gratitude."?;? *"r We were also glad to have Rev. les WbrsfiTjTwith us and listen to e beneficial remarks which "he ajlys gives us. ^TTcTay"rnghT"an excellent sermon is preached by Rev. J. L. Ladson the C. M. E. ChUrcK: We are allys glad to have Rev. Ladson with , A warm wlecome is extended to r-ptrblicr =?Jessie Mae Lemon. ANNUAL SESSION OF THE D BAPTIST YOUNG PEOOF SOUTH CAROLINA. . list-Church,- Anderson, S. C.? mpbell, Pastor, liro. L. M. itendent. IS: * . President 1" j. Treasurer - ? - Corresponding Secretary ?rtecording Secretary -v.. Secretary Executive Board --i_. ?,. Musical Director " ING-?JUI.Y 14 - . Session.??_ ? ? - Rev. W. G.' Crawford .... Sunday School )RKSSJiS: ,tU' - ^ - 0?mpb?,ll ~ * Supt.' L. M. Grant ,.?-- -" " -T Mrs. B. L. Davis . Mrs. 2. V. Q. Williams ?' _0__ St. Paul tools and Vountf Peonies - Rev. H.-C. Anderson ' ------- B. Y. P. U. and B. Y. P. U's. (White)?Rev. ;'s Societies (White)?Rev. F. R. '=?^'-R0J-al 'rnr- ? r- r.- E. P. Yggjufj^er. i ?-7-. V- t-aC-,Mr. W.^L Peek Mayor Fant A. Lawsoo or Dr. P. P. Watson - l? Benediction. "~V" ING SESSION. 5. Earle, D. D., Spartanburg. Alnnettsville . COLLECTION. ? * Reports of Treasurer, CorresLlection and Installation of Officers. SESSION. chool Lesson"?Mrs, Angenie Perolumbia. --- Chorus * >oI ?Aliss Anna ! razier, Manning; Mrs. Tula.-Martin,-G-reenville. t?:? ward, Cor. Secretary, Darlington, adjournment. ESS ION. ; " * ? -- ? i'res. C. ?}. Antisdel ti. Busier, A. B., Jiartsviile; Alteri. . reenwood. Ottering. Appointment 7"" " SESSION. lay School"?Mrs. Sadye Rice, Alston: ? ? 1 ice Evans, Greenwood. wg, D. D., Culuni'ljiif.1 town. B. White,. Columbia", Miss Curtis A1 lendal e. seted in the Sunday School"?Miss. Glover, Columbia, erokee. . tion*?Dr. C. D. Hubert, Darlington ler, Bambertr. L^andy, Greenville, ? ??. Starks. Morris College collection. SESSION. i?~3:an.;i-an_-/ \ t, Director; Bro. C. S. Brownlee, ill, Director; Miss Maym? J. Brock, Heri-in, Director, Miss Janie Baskin tingham, Director; Miss Alice Webb e B. White, Director; Miss Olivia , Director; Mrs. Alma Hopkins> .< . Singleton,. Director; Miss': Lydia L. Director; Mrs. A/C. L. Hubert, Director; Rev. A. W. Hill, . * _ Spiritual Values."?Rev. Chas. A. ry- ^ ^ iSSION. ' '?Miss Cornelia Patrick, Denmark; W. Chappelle, Bamberg; Alternate liss Daisy Roagt^-^olumbia. ING SESSION. j - * LV?Miss Willie Alae Hazel, Al ieation"?Miss Erma Brfnncr, Gaff-? H W. P. Williams, Gr^emvOod.-'ary Convention?By Representative. ention?By Representative. .Committees. SSSION. tit.) ^Offering and adjournment !VG SESSION*. >y Miss Maynie J. Brock, Greenville . Rickenbacker, Branchville; AlterSig and adjournment. SESSION. u in Church Life"?Mrs.1 Corine OliUv.Fountaip Inn. 1 " ohin, T). D., Union; Alternate Rev. ng and adjournment. ESSION. White, D. D., Columbia; Alternate Financial Report.