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Ml ~v Saturday, \Whpr X i q 9 a | oaca3aca^^o.r>p.cu^^aftjotc?3^ ^| Church New? */. J * .: ,_ by"DR^X HiMAINIJEL A. M. E. CHURCH "T ' ' J " ,' X The Tesson for \He Sunday|>chool was taught by the different teachers -and was very interesting. It was * , reviewed by Miss Jessie Dennis*. Remarks were .made by the Supt. which were very imprfssivip ,r~'" . . The delegate from the S. S. Conven_ tion made her report and this report . 7 ?was splendidly presented by Miss ' Maggie Thompson, our delegate.. Following the^yeport were and address and_-instruttions by the pastoa Rev. HoliftjRii. ' ' o ? . Remarks concerning t??e Convention were made tyy Pro. Green .TaMrsnti _ Misses Sarah and Margaret Washing having returned from their ^tended trip in- North (7;ii>-?>lir?<i aara . welcomedhome by ~th? -1Stipt. and School. ~~ At- 11:30 the morning service be- F gan, conducted by our beloved Pastor, wonderful and sou.Fstirring_ sermon. ?r??? The voices of "the members of the t-hoir seemed especially sweet this day. - The A. C. K. I.eaeiin wa? nnnducotd . Miss Maggie Thompson welcomed, " Misses Sarah and Margaret ,Washv ington and told them .how they Were missed while a'ita.v. " 4 Sunday night before preaching Rev. Holman_eonducted a song serV- _ ice and thts .made?the night -service *\T5Vy impressive; _ Tuesday^'night Prof. Alphonso Wil??1?^4iams-4eetured. ?? ; " ^ ; DKKATF.: ? ~ , Tomorrow 'afternoon at 4 p. m. there will be a debate: "Resolved, that ?men .and hoys do Ihore for the Church ' than Women^and' girls." It is commonly said that women "run the Chpi'.eh, so the men will at ?tempt to show who rung it Sunday pr = TTTT. You and your triends will tike " . ' -?this?debate-jdhfcfewill stimulate?ifr=-~ terest and arfe expected to be present. The pastors and members of the various Churches are invited th F.man uel in Kendaltown tomorrow after?-v, noon. You?will have the. privilege of - dfhftldnppr hfinp p j"Hgo* Tho , . ~ t'nf\|'iii|i the hi^t tiirm, hi if thin tii?r? Messrs.. Killingsworth, Clark, Dixson Jackson, Williams and nthara.nay-thoy\Ve expect to have orchestra music. ?-BETHEL A. M. E/ CHURCH ' NOTES- / "Our duty to man"?the otpic of the Sunday school lesson Sunday, last, "T Is second in importance ol alll topics from the Bible. The only consider^ [ tion required of each for all comnen ; sation at the diand ofhisfeHow-mart. The lesson was discusse^ with much .. -interest. -After-y/hichv Supt. - Youngpresented to the school. Miss Marie. Jackson and Mr. Edward Pressley, delegates to the District Sunday school Convention~ad~Eexington, S. C-, dur, . ing rthe past week, who in~ appro. j priate words made splendid reports of the work and yesults of the Con^ ? ventiort, ^Jl'he -Convention was largely attended with .much siiccess ahfl*d#m proyement. along all lines. At ^11:15> a. m., Dr. E. A.'. Adams preached a simpleT forceful .and Lnspi?rtftidnal sermon from St. Matthew 5: .it ??7V~ " ' ^ ^ " | -T- ? lis: xe are me sail 01 me earin, but if the, salt has lost its savor, ??- shall it, ho salt,fid V' Suhj. . ^Experimental Christian Life," or (demonstration in our Everyday life what, we say about following Christ.V Striking and convTriei ng^figur e s o? , iniriln agutrrrt~mtrrTrf^dTFTmtlVtdtmiwer'e presented during the discourse. After which upon invitation, nine p'er sons came 'forwar^ and joined the chprrh: Five_nf t.ht'.m accepted Jesus, - Christ there-at the altar.- The funeral of Mr.' Joseph Rumph ^,-w.as^had-a.t the close of the service.! The prog-rhm-at 4-p, m., by the'Jun?? ior Missionary fjuugty, the Allen Stars and Mothers' Pea ids was very good. The A. C. E. League service was ??? conducted by '""Mi" sT Racheal Wallace. Splendid remarks by various ones ? s? were made -mi_thc Jjubj-: -"Making Business ^hrjstianit.Y." including many visitors the choir rendered its program (special) c.onaiiL LiiiK.. ih iiuinuuid icauui^? and addrcssTTsr-1 he occasion was highly pleasing to alFLecause of the ?? trttth-and worth of "every expression x y 'made by each participecnt^on the proY" grafts** Mrs. Bates having been confined to bed on account <>T~ sudden illr ness the miTsTc wasv in 'Charge (Tf Mis& Gladys Harvey, wlib han recently returned from - Fislc University. Wo highly appreciate the.3CTvicc.jenr: dereif by Mr. E. M. Keitt, of First J ' Of Cohimbia C. WHITE | -JJ Calvary and Mk Wm.,D. Robinson, of o Benedict, who always render valuable j and appreciative service. We- ay*al- a ways-delighted to have-theis .presence e We are very thankful-for the en- t tire du^'s service Sunday wiheh rel.y's sake . ,.r & Sunday .ig holy communion at Beth- s el. The entire?membership and frieif?hC"*are invited and expeeted in 1' the service Sunday, ?Come ere you ^ fall short of that which belongeth to_ J? you without fault on the part of a- 0 bother. You are' welcome. w SIDNEY-PARK C. M. V. riltlRril ' J Kin-ulay-Krhonl tun-! np..iH^ a- s= m. by- -the Supt. by?having "a short ?song service,' after them "the seliolars I rious classes for the discussion of n the lesaenj-which was carried out in t At 11:30 a."'m,Vth'e "m'embers ftnd v visiting: friends gathered to give ear t to a wonderful sermon. Anyone. f whom is seekine: God's love can easily days, '\touhope .she \yilfs soon be at ( her post in tfre' choir. V ' ? - -j While on his vacation lpst month I Rev. Welch visited a "j number of ( Northern cities, among them Washing- j Ion, the nation's capital to-atte'nd our--f -Xatio na3^S^-Sr Convent i o n, | a ml Philn- -j delphia. to attend the Bishops' Conn* nil, and Woman's Home and Foreign r Missionary Oomcnliun. Wtf*^ytfporfs?l extraordinary business sessions at each place; and Having spent one ot 1 the most pleasant vacations in the f history of his life. We. rejoice to jiavtr hlsi in ouTmidst again.- 1 1 J :?Mrs. Janie Douglas. Pres. of the "local .W. 11., & - F. Society, *&htr im-tf ~ delegate to the National Convention held in Philadelphia and the National t S. S. ConyentiOTLhgld Itr Washington, i D. C., brought back glowing Reports. ( from'both meetings. ? ?- 1 The S. .S-regrets to lose dne oflts rj most effective workers in the person'j of Miss Beatrice Douglass, who goes I ^ to Ta"mR.a, FlaT, for ~the winter, as I \ KtehograjTHeFTgr ~rmn??wr. prominent business firms therfc. yt Misses Bertha" and Susan Benson! t are home after several weeks absence! s from the" S. S. We are delighted ?b ? hnvp thpso faithful Httln ttfnrlfnro i-n t their places* T7^)ne of the most unique arid upto-date entertainments of the season was the Musicale, Monday night past. Snhe_"church, under -the supervision of our own -Mfag Ruby Junntta Ben-^c son, a teacher of Allen University, ^ wlio performed , on three instruments ' ? ? ? t piano, guitar and vinlin, Tha Vocal anj instrumental solos by Ma4amfi_j[ find it at Sidney Park, as Rev. Wpl- n lace expresses himself when preaching t so?clearly" that" even a small cmm| c can understand.: Evening services began at 8:30 p. 1 then preaching. Rev. Wallace is s ppnt.irmingv hU?series?of?night?SOT 1 mons. subject Sunday night was: s "Christ in the Homes." * ? c N Now^iS the time for the citizens of Coluni5a^o^)me^4?ut tTnd hear good e sermons-dnstead. ,of sitting at horn ( oh Sunday nights, r ? ri The Thirtv*Ninth_ session of thff -L Supd'ay School and Epworth League s Convention of the Columbia District' i: of thy, fioth Carolina Annual Confer- 1 ence convened at Good Hope C. M. E v Church, Gilbert, S. C.. Aug. 25129 _ Rev. L. R. Massey, Pastor. s Thursday morning a splendid papei ~f was reatf?by MT\ John JNIorthop sub "S jectr" "FootwashTng a Christian or a Ah Illustration of the Christian Spi- t ritT" *"T : Friday hjght another paper wal J read by Miss Margaret Wallace, subl ? "What is the Effect of the Epworth t Lenguo in the Church 1rf ?:? ?The delegates iRictcd fiuin the 0 t S. and Epworth League were as follows*? ? : :?? District President of Sunday .School; M T Watfo 'Tliof. c . . trude Wraggs,. Ethel Martin, Mrs. Lizi zie McLees, Dist. Organist; Mr. Jno. j Norbhron. . ??: :? Kp-\vmth-,Lcaaua^-Mr T. J. Morris t District Presiden^~Mtsses~Margaret Z Wallace, Ruth Wallace,>Mozelle Wise, ^ tJlise rrice, Irene Browtv Mrs. Mar- "J gafeTTSmith, Miss SarahBelle Watts, v Mr. Alnhonzo Smith. - iCfiss A: A. Nelson, Supt? of Ben- t edic^ Hospital will address the Ep- . worth Sunday evening.? ' _ Services usual hour next Sunday. The public is invited to attend. ^ CLIN TON ^CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION \ CHURCH NOTES. i ?, : 1 (Ry Mrs. Alice .1 .Tonpg ) Our T>astor's wife, Mrs. W. Z. >l|?|lch has been quite sick for several c -TOE PALME1 lunice McKissick-Gatlin^ of P&ytolaT-FtaT'ftftBggs iiuiiulu White mid i\t. FPTta Ruff deserve~gl)Gciat"mfn^orfr: IrTW. H. Hampton," chairman .of our ?ruste.e Board was master of cere^ noines and _ performed., his part as inly a Livingstonian does, on such ccasions. *j~"'; ' ; , iflrs. Madora Li guns, Pres. of Stewxtcnded visit to her "nieces in Dayon, Ohio, __ -? " Mr. J. -P. Rice, one of aurclass oaders.-has rgtarned ,from__llcnilcr-onville, N. C., where he spent the ummef. The church work on a whole is at ts best. Sunday past, three converts rnd accessions were added ~ter_Uur~ mmber.. The services for the entire, lay were of a high order. $154.00 I'erpc raised on nastor's salary. . Union S. C. -?? ^ ONES CHAPEL A.M.E.Z. CHURCH -To a"ldrge Congregation tiie paslur ' )r. A. E. "Lbmax-deliverej" a soult,irrir?g "Blessed ioss of the Dead," found in Revelaions. . isuai. order. The- teachers very m* erestingly put the lesson to the various classes. At 4 p. m", the pastor choir and nembers and friends worshipped with he members of St. James A. M. E. Kurch, of "ivhielT our- able brother, Rev. J. *P. Washington is pastor. THis theme was used: "The ^Duty, hip.1^?Psa. 96:8. This "was A noble sermon.?The. proceeds from?the ame were thirteen dollars and some ents. .. ' i . Tomrno U'nc rrnnrl mnmr nrne_ lit uinrI "MokHtg Business )hriatian How Can we Make Busf^ ress Throughly Christian? It "was f'd hy Miss L. C. Williams and briefly. Ummed up in this maimer: By hav- . pg business integrity, honest dealing he__Golden Rule, linsplfishnrvrej <;pr- ; dee and reliability. ?Sunday?night?pur shepherd was it his poS.i again for the third time. lis tuxt was, found" in tscciesiastes I : 3: "A time-to kill, a time to heal, l -time- to-break down and a time o build up." . Remember the Planless Weddlng donday night coming, Sept. 6, 1926 he cause. Jo. ?v Twu.peisuns united with the'ehureh it the night HL'l'Vlces. ReV. A.' J2. Lomax, Pastor, ?(Miss) L." t?;?Williams, Reporter. , EASLEV, S. C. NOTES We are in the midst of a great meet ng at Easley U?jion Baptist Church >f which.-Rev. J. ri. MfcKissick is pas-"or. Large crowds of both white and olored are coming together as never )efore. We were able tn scpnro the services of Dr. W. AL-King,- having vorked in all parts ;bf the U. S., who s nationally known by ooth races and he people.-flock to hear him^ .Mfflny. ii-e being converted and the^ people are oming from Pickens county, Ander>on~ancT Greenville to hear this great ireacher. He is a mam who bears a fare refftfration "by both colorefl and vhite. h - m r A GREAT MEETING The pastqr, members and friends >f -Mt. Zion Church of Harleyville, S. 2. "have just held the greatest meetng in the history hf the Church. Thetev. St. Elmo Means^of. lf)2fi Oak-fit.-,^olumbia,. was the choice of the people, and as a revivalist he is one of rrst-water. Men and woTmrrrcatik as" >ebbluti upon tho waves. icxt meeting on the Waflmq'lpw Is-, ancL. - ??-?? |'Q<L yg. in.to ;ali the world/' God lelp him to live long for the good of lie Church. " -THIRD DISTRICT. _ Wo regret verjr much to think of he departure of q\H: pastor, one vhi.int. w e havo loarnod to -love, and1 >ne wl^o worked at a sacrifice forrtheletterment -of our churoh and .comnunity. He is a goo(j preacher and i sweet singer. During his stay vith us^we hav6~nei?er had any hard vords or feelings, but harmony ex^7 ontirn nonfrrni ffitl6tt.~Hls Tabor with" lis has been ' ibundantly fruitful, and we weve iafe at.all times-under-'bis go?d leadership:' -'-'s-** -< - ,y>vr: ; Signed: Members of the Church. ~ NOTES- AS THEY COME. .By Rev. G. T. Shelton, The Palmetto Deader is a first ilass, newsy up-to-date Negro news-j jafier. May it live long amheontinue i ts visits to- hmnos whtx'e ft now goes mil enter many v/ho/e it is not. The last Piedrj^nt annual confer mca- Appomtoy me to tne ware | ?? i I i rr - . \ t r, rmfcfrAftftK ? Shoals Circuit, where we have been lnbqiiiiK dijcilnsL inuiiy cHTntreTtTOTT?until this day. This charge has ney-^ er before had a District annual meet ing to come to it. However the last nf iMmi' V.r. ! fere nee was held on it Hvith "Big.i Bethel" church at Ware Shoals, S. C. Mt. Olive church at Donalds, S. C., entertained the U. and " F. Missionary Convention. This is also a correction to. .statements in the Greenyille letter -of August -21st attending the District Missionary meeting in Belton. The same Greenville letter stated that "Miss M. S. . White, "Mrs. Ad'die Milter, Airs. Bessie Fair .and Mrs. Rosa Nash. local daughters left Wednesday to attend the Greenville District.. Missionary. CQnv?ptinrir_which 4a 1 being held in the A. -M, E. church.' at Bclion, ot which the poet philoso-| pher, .Rev. jI._W.-iV it her spoon i&pa^ .rpr?? . ? ; Of course Rev. Witherspoon does pastor Bethlehem church in Belton, S. C., but- the Greenviiie'lJistrict Convention was held with Mt. Oliye church, Donalds,- Gvy-Of which the J writer is pastor : This is my first., year on this charge and Mt. Oliye church has done a deal Oi repairing at this date.- Many of the members express themselves as years. Now, if I .am let alone when the five- years are out I think more will be the -improvements,- and the charge will have more of the Dytyict annual meetings to come to^-rt7~trnd- ~ Be helpe<j by them." ; -Mure next-time.?-1? -~\ : ^ 9 mm . ? SEMI-ANNUAL FARMERS* CON_ FERENCE DRAWS CROWD. _ Director Staley_ and Supervisor Simmons Represent A. ahd T.' Col." Pnrmole,N.C., A tigust 20.?For^ " mer record's fell at the Semi-annual meeting oi the i\iorth CaTs^ma Negro Farmers' Conference heltP^here ^.ugust 25^26. From the ' standpoinT" <>f interest?;nii,l nttondanea, all for. -ft?f?gatherings .were ' evdipsi'd?ttrnr" year. ~ " . ' 1 There was a diversity of pcogrgm throughout the session. Xha_theme. _ of the Conference was "Better homes through better farming."-' With Dr. _ T. S. Inborden, presiding, addresses were delivered" hy W A l.rohnm^" Commissioner of A giirnlturn; C R .. Hudsonf Stftte Agent Extension Ser- j L. F district nffrnt, FvUmiUAn.Service; J. E.*K1hirey( dairy specialist; Miss D. B. Foster, district agent 1 Ter; Mrs. E. C. McNeil, Halifax home demonstration; Mrs. I_). I. Miller Health Department; Mrs.- H. E. .Webb former; Di'7 C. K. Davis^ stnte- Department of_j?ducat-k)n; Attorney W. Cohoon, /Elizabeth .City and thq -Reverend Mr,' Carnes, Wilmington. A. and T. College'was represented Jjy. F. Mareellus Stule'y, director of/ S. B. Simmons, state _superivisor ofe Vocational "agriculture. Short but j interesting lectures were delivered Greenville Locals Rev. W. F. Rice, P. D.t pastor Al-j len'Temple A. M. E. church, breached jtwo very forceful and interesting sermons last Sunday morning and evening, respectively. The subjects Dgblsibh Jand the second coming~oT] Christ,-wer<r~handlecl inTlTVtry rhas^ terly ivay. ^ Music by the choir was especially beautiful. Pother depart-.. ments:of the'church also benefitted-1from^ 'UK-id&ttl Sabbath day, -?;?-? ?Rtrr^WiRianr Watson, pastor- Talari natlU/ B11JHI^L t'Mui'Ch delivered twoj excellent sermons to paced congrega-1 tions Inst Sunday moTTriTrg and ing, respectively, He also' preached. a wonderful sermon in the afternoon j at the- Israel PhapoF C. M>.-~E-.-ehurehof which Rev. J. Af Davis is thq pasrJ. -hrr?Sunday sehool and 'Bi_'V7^P. jj t also reported fine sefviCSS." - The-Woman's Missionary Society of.: rq very, very high_elass program iii, the church auditorium last Sunday j evening.^ The very Well balanced pro- | pram was'featured with addresses by f the following named persons; Dr', J. R. Rnwe, Mr. "XfM. Davis, Rfr. R. C Murry and Dr. P. T. DePinrva and re-^ Gandy. The affair was witnessed by a full house apd was enjoyed by all. TTi". O. M. Thompson served as "mas-" ter of ceremonies. The Lend-a-hand Cftib of Phillis Wheatley Center-, gate an - excellent, musical and' literary program Sunday -afternoon. The same included number^ by some* <trf---the city's best talent. 3 : ~ ? ! -'-The funeral of the late Mrs. Amnnda Williams; wps-condnctejf in Allen* Tern pig church Monday afternoon. Rev. W. F. Rice, pastor, officiated, CRIBS AND PERSONALS. The Boosters Club entertain- t ? ? ? 3 1? ~ " " " ed on Tuesday afetrnoon of the past -weoTT ny t-'TTT' "3T1' r (< b f j 111 o_afrd_ FloSScE Jtiplcy, * hffchols Sc. In spite oT the inclement weather, a ver? nice meeting was had. The L. J. Coppin Missionary enter-, twined at a delicious chicken Tie and ice cream supper, at the borne of Mrs< M.; F. cretland, Calhoun St., Thursdayevehing of last week. The . alfair proved highly successful. .* . The Willing Workers Club of Tab- ] arpaCle met at the-ho'me'of'Mrs. CarCj rrc -AnderSdH,"Calhoun St'.,r^''fuekday j eythlng; witl> a large attendance anil ' a very ^lovely meeting. On Friddy evening jhembe'rs <>! a. i - - - 1 i.. .j. i>unrun _J\ussu>?ary?Sodetjr , a.ssgri)bled at the attractive A.- M. E. j Manse and guVe Rev. and Mrs. Rice a very elaborate pouivdijTg, w.hic^i J mi.. highly appiuciuU'd by . the able] diyfne and madaip. . 1 _Miss" I'hyllis V. Calhoun, jjresident : Stmshino- fclubu&nd a.- former teacher | ~'1fl 1 the lucal schools. leaves^ ncxl j week for Tuskgegee, Ala., where jshe will teach Tn the famous Tiisk.-oe-. .. institute. Her friends, though sorry to give her up^ Wifl wish*Tor her sue-" ie; ;. unlimited iTrher~new field of en-w iltt.'.vnr?: ? ;? ? Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whittige, Mrs-. Theresa Thompson Green, Mrs, Jerrie ' I . Alexander and daughter Carolyn,' ind Mrs. Mancke Galloway, of AshyVlllu -4UnU>red to fthbr-fily -Siin.ljiy..Old, spent the dav as the gnnvt., of. \ .) %JF. S\ ? r rr>* i. ?uu o?irs. xr. ,m. inompson. .Miss Gussie Calhoun has returrtefl f<t tile i'jty after-a vinit to Newberry. t1 M?->- Cr~W. Bivinsr is har-lc _i"n?Lkm-' city after a very?pleasant visit- to f Pendleton. ' Air. L. p. Bcrwcn, an enterprising young contractor of this city, Icft'Tccohllv for N'pii- -VniUr. T.ity Rls home here after Spending the summer in Ashevflle. Mr*. Kninia Ware_lsJiVihtmr.rd'-tirstl! prize in the health contest held af the -P-hdlis Wheatley Center, recently. Mr:<. Wai e alsu won second prize in the students' contest, held in conecwhieh was^also held at the Center. Hike?Boosters?Club?cntei lained Ul an enjoyable social at the home of Mrs. 'Arthur Davis, Glover St., Monday evening, The affair wa^ vvitnessed by a good crowd. A. FISHER. ' Reltuii Locate^?1 Masses Lula Mae and Caroline "WilRoBinsoh of^Greeiiville,?who--have . keen Visiting ?the- families of Mfr Bynwi anj Mr. J. u. Milliner have returned home.. Misses Carolyn Milliner and Viola Brown entertained tvith a delightful evening party last ___aB===s-?l palatably ^ CCUlC&CSb wegfrHsefvcd-.-? -r 1 ~ " ~ Miss Lois MeGhce of Greenwood who has been.-spending her vacation at Atlantic City, will spend Sunday Sept. 5,. in Belton, the guest of Rev. aiKf^Mi's. i~. \\ unerspoon. She will begin work-in the"Seneca High School Monday the 6th. ? Mrs;- Ella Baden, of near Abbe-' ville is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Willie Jackson. ^ the S. S. Reunion held, at t'' A. M. E. church last Sunday \Vas a success; the best, from every angle held since its organization. Rev. W'itherspoon exhorted {mmTimothy 2:15. Bros. J. O. Evans, Benson, L. ! * > . ... KEY. A. C. I>R00DON, Pas REV. A. C. BROGDON GIVES F, Sri NDAY, SEPT. 5y-4924?. j MORI A L A. M. E. CHUR? . . llllAg | t'KUlr Negro National Anthem Lyric Invocation ? Selection by Choir. ),t Selection _ _ Remarks rr^::. .;.X . ?. Sok> - _ __ Selection ?' - . . Short Talk *__,_* Solo?I've Done My "Work Short TaTir gxlAA* ' "T* ? OUlCtlHMI - - Z ~ Violin^ T)iiot.t. Selection : Remfirks Solo?Good Bye ? Master f Ceremonies -"if S. T.Miyfan, nn^^jTiw^ aJ~-nitr^Uap^ = Con and M. L. Witherspopn appeared on- program. More than $80.00 &aa ' raised at (he trnion at?Ntrvr Hope"iU?st Kanday. I.ar^e numbers attend- *7', eti; f? ? ' t~... a-. ii.-. - | Key. K. ihonias is preaiyjirig for ste r *It:" W; at Friendship =l t fl it-- w eek." ; ? , ; ?? 1 J . Rev. W. L. Duckett of Mullins ' [ u h</4ireached for the^A. M. K. church ?hfehfo this \yeek41raved himself? , a Kioat Gospel preacher.' "TTe"~shalj ~~ i-bv remembered long for his services.' |Groat crowds came'fnrni nojphborinc towns an,! chinches t(, hoaii himr He ' loft yes: ei day for. Lauren.- to spend sonic time with his father who is Fnaisfjosed. - -- < . .. '"t - . i.'rvjMi TO ~ tuwn^so that"her children might be jin .-.chool hens Will IhV hear Miy ?-? 'John- Ray tor on Thompson -street. -tlu^?week. jJr. il.?Whtkins the pas- 5 r? tor."" i.j preachingt.hu-iirsk week- Me ? state,.?that t he "u.di" ' wltli which, " .meetiiYg.s are usually conducted ac-. "counts largely for so many worth--' . ' . . less members' in the church. The oilui( ).l .jiiiist Tie .worked up to a"healthy stqte before it can produce robust~~bfTsiirinf?B. The church cer- - tainly has many worthlessrrtembers. >*o doubt Dr. Watkins has struck the Mrs..' Mv L, AVxtherspoon attends .7-?77?; the Conference W. II. and E-Conven- , lion at Laurens this week. .Mrs.^Re- .*?na Jongs <:iavkl"TC'og" ' V *~~ ? Mrs. -Sailin Atini.sVrontrJ_age, -dflfci : _ for .half a ftp n fury a mcmbecc-ol-the Sit. Zion Baptist church," pussed -.to her reward Aug. 27. She was a merti- ? . her of tTfe. H.-lL-ef Ruth, ""WSjf long a litizgri uf Btdlbij. but rH'entlji' lived *"7~ und'erftev.Sr- S.?Morris. - lie?. S: : Oliver preached her funeral using as ' ??It^xl Mark 14sB-:?"She has 1 done H- r what she could." ' . - Revs. J. W. L. Duckett, J. D. Hix, ~B. F. Stewart, 1*. vV. Stewart and ? ?-? J. \y. Withe.rspoon were~prpsu;nt and ^ assisted in' the funeral. " > Training - School, Greenville county Aere fortunate in securing the services of Prof, and -Mrs, J. A7 Shjfon. In point of intellect, morals-and ser- - v-dce the selection could hardly be im- f ~z proved upon. 7?The- revival meeting will begin at >-'1~ brown Knletn" next woek. Sept. 6. Lot uall give our suppui 1. worth krraw ing~in your7 town will be , , secTT--in-thre Palinutta Leader. . ..-rr-?rr-r 6366 _ PHONE ?366 _ J: Chair Caneing and Upholstering -r Eurnitdre?Repairing and' , ?Mattress Renovating. W. S. TREZEVANT 1019 Harden?St., - Columbia. S. C. / j __L Martin &__Thurman ' _ J? . I ~ Electrical Contractors ; - ; " . ' ' I ~LICENSED AND BONDED .1 ?Phones"B723-8B54 4? iT Columbia, S C: \ V~~ tor Sailers A. M. E. Church. \RE WELL. SA CKED CONCERT " VT 4 P; M., AT SALTERS Mfr ?= iuiu00 WASH1NG^(1X [ A Singers and Wiseman Quartette >??'--* < ' Rev? McIIeney . ^ >r-^Lyric Singers. -J- -'.-e?rr." R.ev, Amaker r__ ;' -?^~lVIiss~Seretha Cannon ".-.-i-- ? Wiseman Quartet ..... Mrs: C. D. Saxon Rev. A. C. Brogdon _- ? - Dr. A. J. Collins . Eyrie Singers ? [essr?. Nickelhy and Washington ?.../?Wiseman Qtnritet ? ^ Rev. H. W. Long ?' Rev. A. C. Brogdon ' Mr I ft " " ? ? ? ? ? ? ? mmmmp at UVUT J ?^