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r r^^EENVILLE LOCAlV jtc 'lWDr. Witherspoon Makes Impressive tl ."* '"* - " Start. ' is Dr. D. L. Witherspoon, the new pastor, preached two powerful sermons is &JW TnmV1p Sl1tn>avr to pood X j* ; crowds. The texts, were taken from Genesis 3:14 and Isaiah 40:30, re hi specuveiy. c.ucn discourse was inus. terlydelivered arid proved informa^ in tive, interesting and effective. Ex e: ? epptional muoie wos furnished 4>y^.the ui ~ choir; Fine Sunday school ..services- -m and an impressive A. C. E. League rc meeting were witnessed by good nutn ot . bor?.??i ? ? Rev. Wi Watson preached two ' rh splendid sermops at Tabernacle Bap. y-< - tist church Sunday, to full houses, w i netic influence and seldom preaches, m without a large crowd of interested A hearers. Tlie Sunday school and B. Y Y. IV U. services were attended by ii the usual lar^o crowds. ? = -jc r- - ??Clubs and Personals.?i.'. 'lc 7 The Winnlhg Widow-given by the ? Weslev Progressive Club of < John pi Wesley M. E. church, at the Phyl hi lis Wheatley "Center, Monday evening ni " lent "performance was witnessed by of the inclement weather. The play tc was replete with thrills and was quite C _? ?_well received. ' ^ *. . w . The Alleniies Clutr met with Mas oil ter Maron Sewelb7.Anderson St., Mnn d^y afternoon, where a nice meeting, J. Coppin iuissloinut Go?2^ r" '' ciety met at the A. M.KE. ciiuvch, si Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Bessie Fair presiding. -A -nice' ueobion \vas -Jenjoyed. 1- ' * iti The Will D0 Club was entertained M by Miss M. -L. -Washington,. Sullivan. A St., Monday afternoon. The meeting _ was directed by Miss M. S. White. > . .. w Mr. and Mrs. Bfvins Entertain. . On Thanksgiving night, Mr. and Mrs. IJ, T. Bivens, Logan St., enter SI tained a number , of friends with an ?1 elaborate surprise Turkey Dinner, vi The 8TTleiidia hielTU The!tided overw ? thing that makes fey, tin; mnti'rirtl.J^j happiness of a glorious Thanksgiv. . ing Day. Mr. Bivius, himself, a cul hi inary artist of note, outdid himself c^' in-the prcpnt'trtrenof -that royal re ^ -? -past. From imniediately?after din . ner until the wee small hotmr-of the night, King Hilarity reigned..Atfhe *u guests-meluded: Mrs. Charloltc^fen.v ^ derson, Mrs, Susie. Jenkris, Mlss vav 10 rife white, Miss May me White; Pro*. * P. A.1 "Williams and Mr. and Mrs. \V, . A. Fisher. " 1' Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Calhoun and Ui little Mary Lykcs, -spcnt'the Thanks Mrs. Lydia Goldsmith visited Spar. tanburg, one'day last week. Misa T.illian Calhoun,?an- efficient'-s teacher in Sullivan Street school,. >}'* spent the past week end. in- Belton. Miss. Janie A. Holmes, a popular _tcacher of Uniou . Gxaded;? .stljool, -The-Boosters Club will meet this p* wepk with the secretary, Ati.-s^ yM. S. w| White, 108 E. Marklcy St'. A line Gj prnffrom h;m hern arranged. {ln W. A. FISH EE 7~~ "pie ? ??? ? . . ? er ~~7 TTnintr~Npws : _ By M. A. T. " . ? The Palmetto Conference of the A. yu II. E. Zion church has now passed in ?to history. A numher "of delegates and~visit.M\v were in attendance. Up - yQ on the whole the meeting was very ^ harmonious. We hope to have a complete write up of Conference ?by our reporter from Zion, Mrs. Alice ^ JonesT- - 'Rev. J. C. Tobin was'again called' ( on to. conduct funeral at Corinth ^ ~ 'Raptlst church on Friday afternoon, I *Nov. 26th. Mrs, Lillie Renwicks, who died suddenly. She- leaves a jr husband and a large nuniber" of thil FTT ?; tlrmi to muurn lmi: loss.?Our lii'tn are .filled with sympathy for these wh0 haver been ' so' sl?iickem "God ?j knows what is best." He is too wise . to make a mistake. Let us take it i . alt to Hirri "and "leave it tft&Fe." "Schools of our cit^r closed for ^ Thanksgiving." Piipils 'and' teachers: ?i^ were' q,H grind to take a few days ?rest. whieK will-help Ho-renew their strength for the work before them. ^ - ATrq Fnnnip M;i<v Rnnqpn \v:|ti Culled , * to N. C. to see her daughter Miss ! bertha, who is quite sick. W6 flfC !01 hoping that she will soon be well j again. * " The friends at Bethel are quite ?plcnned with their-now pastor, Rev. __ J W Shaw. -?,Mias Allyn Nicholas paid home folks a visit Nov. 10th and worship It "7 ped with the saints at bethel A. M. Ti TE^ ghurchr -Mis? Niehola5 4s one^ of - iV the faithful young workora at Bethel" of whom all are justly ptou3T? Our friends Mr. and, Mrs. Humphries also Mrs. Freeman, ? kindly reeUul J'lir feet bv taking us up In : L' their car, while we were going and returning from the church. Wyp'/ fh'^nlr rnem fl'?aln fui courtesy ew,|fs ?? ?? . ? _ 1 ?? - > d0 your dressmaking, since she has ecided to, remain at home ^during le winter. -a"ti and see her. She i a dressmaker of no mean ability. Mrs. Nancy I.yles on Carson St., i "Somewhat better. Her. son, Mr. ionroe Lyles is at home" for a few days?quite tQ tne. delight of1 hts etter half (" Jack.'1) r Rev. Mr. 'Gilptore preached, at Cor ith on Sunday Nov. 21st; Text us . 1 in the morning, I Timothy 4:11th ;id. 12th yeijses.: "ThesO-things com and and teach," etc.?Rev. Gilmore 'minded us that Paul advised Tim ITy how to go thrd the world. 1'ho-io wovdti?wev't> those of mature ilnd." If yon follow God'ig word iu can stand the storm; for the ord of God will direct and control. iet with group? leaders in charge. short program, then sword drill;" [rs. S. L." Humphries gave a?very iti rt sting talk on the lesson. Sub . 10L1- ltoiionthnee. Rev'. Mp.? Gilniore^used as a text >r evening discourse,' Prov,?20; 18. ^Vhoi'^.t-horc in no vision the people :-t ishcth.'' but he that keepethuJiie. i\v, happy is he. *"Rev. Mr. Gilmore Hide quite an impression- upon his earers and is recommended as a iliular">of no mean ; ability. ^ ~Smt-rlay. X<rvy 28th,-Itov. Mr- Hun t, of Chester,, filled the pulpir~nt' urinth Baptist-church. Mr. Hunter as in the city attending Conference '"his church, die was sdnt to preach it the sM-ints at Corinth. All were ive ife'such glowing miessages from "I's \vnrd. \Vc pray heavciTs'Hes njr. upon hi?i. *. A few weeks ago Ttev. and- Mrs. S Daniels wore in mil; city on'bus iess. They were/ at the home of vs.-. Lelpa Worthy on McBeth St. 'gutted in SpenceiyN. C. Mr?. Mary Gilliam on Wallace St., ill'spend the winter in Washington Airs. Mattie Simpkins on Ilamlet has been indisposed for some time iie is now better and attended ser ces on Sunday at Corinth. -Ahrft.- Lfula KartyoTCT'WTil leach at; irlisle. y. Miss Alberlha RulT,'faithful pros ent of the B.-Y-. P^U. was not at lurch on Sunday morii^ng. All ^JLgkid to have^liet.report for duty nula.v evening! ? 7-^?; Dr. Duckptt of Greenville motored >re to look in on the Conference, e was the guest of-Dr. Lillian Sar i> ouV popular pharmacist on S. ailaV/' St. . Come utraiii- Dr.. we're ad tn see'you. _ ! Misses Fair and Lee of McBeth ijrh are res:Star attendants at urc.h, bbtih are faithful workers of' ^A\xjA.CBaptist chureh. Miss Lee' joys' roadint? The Leader and is one our weekly "Subs," _1?~i Rev. Dr. 'Uaniblo of..Spifrtanliurg, 1 is in; the city attending Conference the A. M. E. Zion church. Mrs. Addie Corn\vclLSims_worship ' d at, Corinth Baptist chureh Sun , y. evening. Nov. 21si. Mrs. Sims. pressed herselfas being 'pleased rh sermon delivered by Rev. Mr,' I'm ore and assured- the members ' <1 fi'lend v. of Corinth of her contin il Iflli ii' 1 in nid rhnrrh, and gen al uplift of humanity. ~ ' Rev. Dr. Pitts 'was also present d revivedtlie. hearts of his die jurors th one of his spirituals. Mr. Pitts rnished us with some very helpful d timely remarks, which were in., rmation to many. " . Five distinguished visitors stopped; er in Union last week, in addition;, those, attending llie great A. M. E. Colli ere iice^_ LU:. I-.. (). Miller^ of . iheville, chief surgeon of the Blue dge Hospital "an orator, writer and j dtfjlar. lie was' fbttrrning from aiigeburg, where he graduated fif m years aya. They motored from dieville v.k'k' Dr. F. A, EvansT the pidar- DenUf-t, Hon. H. L. Alston,, ivyer, broker and_diplomat, V. S. cDowell, the leading tonsorial a* ;t. writer and scholar." "These gen " mien "were the guests of Mr. Mc . j Avrll ax his mother's home Friday, aerfe a dinner was served suitable; r kings. They had Rev. Tobin to j ive with them as they are old icndsf VZ v'vri> ' Dr. G. T.~**Ohcrry, of Aiken, S. .C.^ as here for Thanksgiving as he f.ms fspV-eially' interested in Miss. -_2 ' She "antr helr^srster,iss Williq^Mkere homp from their {o.siRdwi me uny with their other.t i - . ir ' ONCR ROLL, NOV. 1926?WALLACE ST. PRIMARY SCHOOL. FIRST GRADE: Sarah Mae Ruff, T. Cf Norman, ivers Sims, Harding Gregory; Ruth acker, Jessie Gpudfock, William rnrthy ^Tr. _ * , ^ ^Ll ADVANCED FIRST. Ruth Beatty, Sarah Roberson. ' SECOND GRADE. Bessie Jennings, Mae Lilly Sartor, ouisc Worthy. JT THIRD GRADE/ L?3 Marion .Harland, Carrie L. Brad. '*<1, filial Geter. - FOURTH r.RAnF ' THE PALM! Dewey (Jossett, Virgil Worthy. . M^ry Tobin, iVAcher. 20 S. Wullace St., Union, S. C. SnaDshot Joltings. 1 ./ ~ " ' : (By Rev. E. J. Daniels.) The City of Aiken should be grate. ful unto God for the splendid type of ministeVs that reside, and labor, in hor bounds?They rank among the vei V best from .variou.* 'fin'cleo tn lie fuuml ahyxvhere. Among them are: Rev. B. E. Mack, nastor of Cumhrr . land A. M. E. church-; Rev.< A. W. Ilill, pImtoF-cTF~tTMr^'ncnd^ship Bap tist church: Rev. B.1 F. Miles, pas. tor of the Zion Hill Baptist church; Rev. C. A. -Weaver, pastor of the 'Union Buptist church; Rev. J. W. Mile^'*of the. Second .Baptist church and Rev. W. T. Kertner pastor of four large, rural churehen in?the coun^try. All these are Qud 'fearing me.n j and lend trrace to the City of Aiken hv their nious. consecrated and loyal 'lives." -\Ve-are well acquainted with, and kno>v much .of the lives of all these men, but as to the Rev. Ken , nerWe have known him all our life.' : the rural districts and is knownr\ac | knmvdcdgcd- and -recognized??s-rmethe very bet pastors of . South Caro ( lhia'ti Baptits. Thi-ee years aco he 1 accepted the pastorate of the'FJeas ant Hill Baptist church, Saluda, S. C., n church. wKfeh?at- ffrnfArrrmP^dmrr hanging over it a debt of $1,800;00. ""At-this time the Negroes" of this country, ilHd particularly of thai dis trcit, w'ere migrating to the North and West in a manner uiiparallolled by history. Moreover the boll wee. vil had invaded that territory and played havoc with the cotton kidus . j try, thp money industry of^ the con stituency of that church. Still in the face-of all this Rev. Kenner has sue |cceded m paying off this deb,t made| many other improvements, and now the church is moving on reading her l.titles clear! v k We -simply .'mention this to -show 'what' can lx?-done-when true^ leader^ "ship 'is at the helm." Rev. Kenher is Moderator of the ttidge tint Baptist " Association, one of, if'not, tho^-best regulated and" governed Association's' in South Carolina.. He loves his race -anti -hit's always taught. and shown . that -he regarded -frisr iVord;- nafnc and honor higher than he did poor pal Try dollars. Deacons nor women no |not pastor hiri . churches- -lie . duesjt4iat himsetf>- .He^doesiA havewhole lot of foolishness, afnd a this | thins? and a that, thini? and n whnlo I lot of smart eleck noss in^his church es which ahvays. generally -amount to n..thing savc_to drive folks to the Devil and rob the church of its di . vine beauty.- ' W-e inotured to \Vard Thank Eg i v i ng day and preach-jd tke Thanksgiving serrnqn for the High schol there, i Tht'y have a splendid schod therei which bespeaks the high iuoals and! educational ambi ion of the citizens ; of that" . < omnu nity. Prof. H. Ji; Quafctlebaufn 01 Ridge Spring is "The"*principal. Prof. Quatt-lebaum. is an. experienced teacher ranking amofilT the-best of the state: And with "his, Tiblr- r i>f toarhrrs t? his side the success of the school is assured. Palmetto Leader, also MrS",~ Shidie Simmons, his. assistant principal. This is one of the-best equipped Ros. enwald schools in thef state. Rev. Jno. Davis, pastor of the 3rd j Baptist church, Batesburg, IS. "C.Vlw as" there and ifided us iTT flie^ ser vice. Rev. DavTs is a Christina gerT tlemah.. ..1 " Rev. W. T. Kenner, D. D, of this \ city (Aiken) was orator of the day on Thanksgiving in Saluda, S. C. The: Pleasant Hill Baptist ' %dnj'rch of \vhich_he_Js j)astor gave a big reCen , . tren for the old foilc^- of that eom ?! "" . I munity. The occasion was great- and lone tfl b<? vnmnmhoi-nrl onifl momt l Bennettsville.^JLocals Bonnettsville, Nov! 29.?Rev. Wil I liam ^ttnd family of Camden^ S. C., ! made a Thdj^sgiving call to,'ifeen ncttville, Thurday visiting his daugh ter Mrs. Glen McCollum and family. ' -Dr. L. M. Little, Annette ami L. | -see them. Call again to nnrwelcome"4 1 i)V> " '*i | 1 'Quite a large crowd witnessed the | 1 gnmoa put- over at- Orangohurg Thurs day. Among those who motored ov-'f er wdre: Mr. S. P. McT.eod of Blen 'j Iheim; Mr. r.i d Mrs, Sha*??Sf5Safe*Mc- I | Eaddv: Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, Miss ; ; A_rgie CTosland; Mr. L. M. Wright;] Durant Cook; Miss Dora L. Pow; Mr.. and Mrs. IT. E. Covington! McTieda ' TffcT.etfrf: t? ? , . 1 j- Mr,?Answcrd?G.?Drake motored 'companied by h.is friends.. Ttrey re. I ; ported a splendid trip. MisS Miller, a member .of ,the grad I ed school had a sptcndid trip to Co i tnmma..' , ? I Misses Willie B. and Bettie Jones woro in tha aitv for thn wnnlt end. They are teaching in North Carolina. 5TTO LEADER ^ Miss Ethel McCoy spent Thanksgiving honift." She reports a happy -' / in North Carolina, where she is teaching this term. . Also Mrs. Hat:, tie'* Spears and daughter Thelma, spent Thanksgiving home. They are teaching out in the county this term, f Dr. and MrnT. L. M. McCollum look all o. k. in their closed car. Mr?. Theola T. Robinson and Miss Terrjt? Thompson opened school Monday with a splendid enrollment. Trust them much success. The?program rendorod at?dig highly enjoyed by all. Rev. R. H. Riddick, principal ohd his corps uf~ ~11 a.1 - - uuini^. an uiey can to put the job over. | . We are delighted to see MrS. Dora from New York City. She is looking the pieture of lfe. Sorry to learp of Mrs. Jennie King being on the sick list. Trust she "will soon be better--agaim mv Ihoynrhts about Rev?D- wJwL liams' splendid?srevice, repdered ioEvans Chspet^Ai'Mr E. Z.ahurch Sunday night.. Rev. Williams preach ed a strong- sermon. His choir ren dered such splendid music. A total of $25 or mdfce \va? shortly put on the tablor Rev. Williams is-domg a great .work- -at^ Flat Creek Baptist church, Darlngton, S. C. * I am sure that Rev. R. H. Riddick will :leave for hisConference feeling all o. k. We trust Rev. Williams and ! lits splendid""members will come to! our city again. . \\fe wertr delighted to have '*M1sa 1 Bacnler Candy present Surrrin^Tiightj.! It was quite a shock to learn of Air.?Lorenzo?Spears?of New York being no more. His remains were" laid to rest' in Level Green cemetery, Hov 1) E. Thompson, pa&to*v Miss Bertha Pouncy, a member of the Senior class at Laurinburg Institute writes of h.er splendid success. I am sure Mr. and. Mrs. S. E. Pouncy feel, proud of her. Als0 Miss Annie L. Dixson of Bfjck. College, Brick, N' C- " : . >V " I wonder: if everybody decided to -!cave-Tor-the North-?? They- are leaving every night and morning. _ (Miss) Callie D. ganders-, Reporter. . Newberrv News Newberry, Nov,. .30.?All the pub:, lie schools of Newberry .County took school8 had theic programs on 1 limilttglvlng night and some?trrr Wednesday "revening beforaw?The Drayton Street school had a very aicojhanksgiving program on Wed. nesday"evenir.g. I rots., K. l1'. Gladden, K. F. Floyd, ^ \r ? - ? ? ? j. m. lui.ug auenaed the Smith. Iighes Conference field in Orange. .U'.g on the 20 and 27 of November, under the management of Prof Verd PetPfT7T>h7 State Supervisor and Profs, t'arri.son and Burgess, assistant su pcryisors for, the Smith Hughes men iri-Si uUi^SKro^iaa^'^rtagso i'oprcfle?f= iatives irom Newberry repbrt<i$d that tnis was thre besT Conference ^that they have ever attended. Dr: R. S. Wilkinson made it very-pleasant for the men and Home Economic teach , meeting"\vds ^^group'm^ting^inThe State College' chapel with the Home Economic teachers from 10 to 11:15 a. m.; from there we marched over to the breaking of the ground for a new building. A niqe program was rendered for the occasion.. Dr. Wil. kinson. acting Master of Ceremonies. The State College band furnished mtisic. The-afternoon ssesion 1:30 p, m.'i jVe all met in White Hall in 3 groups nad reviewed the following 1 reports annual program and monthly reports, by Prof. Gladden from New. berry and E. F. Floyd. It was stated by Tkpf.^Verd -Peterson thaL-they . have a clear idea about the work that they are doing in Newberry Co. j * Whllfe Hail in a group meeting!j There we discussed the work of Vo. I catinnal Council and .Tiininy Snrigtieq. 8:30 p. m^ a special entertainment l was given for the Smith. Hughes and1. Home Economics teachers in Floyd j Hall, which was enjoyed by all who went. Mr. Eugene Chalmus and Miss Ada Mae GalTmrrn wore happily united -as man atid "wife Saturday, Sept. 27th. .^vi&. aro,morning with Mrs... Alice E. Guise 626 Morgan St. -The- -services were* good all day ' 'Sunday at Miller Chapel A. M. E.; church. Rev. Smart preached two good sermons. The church was crowded all dav. II you want to .see^ a good Sunday school, full of life and crowded with children and grown people Come to Miller-.FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST GHURCR^ e>. ^>.r-H*3't'ALIt5? PIPE ORGAN. ' _ _l _ , ' * ' ' (By A, W. Hill.) - -The pastor, officcrj and membres are rejoicing over their ~ new " pipe * organ The installation took place NUM.- 14th, BuTwhyy^jtawwrni^jheu Prof. T. p. Phillips of Oberlin Uni_ .? versity, now instructor of music._at thq State College, Orangeburg,- S. <3v, ! gaye_lhe opening recital to a jacked house of \yhite and colored people. Prof. Phillips is an artist that plays the most difficult music with ease and j expression. Collection $161-.O0.A - ? Our church wort' was never _-hettcx^ We have omething-t^pbe thankful for. No church can. render its best ser vice to God without good mi^sic. Our choir is better.,than veer now, giving to the public special programs, with - spirituals, solos, melodies and alas? sica.':' . Miss Blanche Thompson of Allen ' dale, no wteacher n Schofield school ia proving a great asset to our church and community, by both singing and playing. ' ? We haveJ*served this church nine years and during this time, .the chureh has Been renovated, a nine roqm parsonage^ built, a large fur nace installed, colored windows plac and now a new pipe organ lias* been installed. Our records show a total penses of the church. This all has been paid for with only a debt of $1,600.00 now on the "pipe organ. il " ' ; ' ? j?rrir Watch'tower notes. . ' * <*?. O that millions of us understood ^Founders Day"?its significance and Jtlessing, and would?tell-it.i mennogel ag^pastors and people_our burdens will be'lightcr,. bur way sny>olln?T7~if'We commit uur. way unto Ilim.?A_ deeper?prayer~life will help us all. a lean life _of feayer will make us sour and hard to get along with. Let us pray! ,The deepest need ,of our work, at home and in Africa, 4* not more or ggnization and wider plans, but spir -rtual strength. More wrestling pray er. Jacob, when alone with God,'re ceived power with God and with men. Peter, James and John on the moun tain heard God. Paul' says: "While .? prayed t. saw. .1 . President Williams upon invitation of the pastors of Cincinnati, is we learn, preparing to call the mid win ter meeting of the Executive Board Of the National- -Baptist Convention To meet in that city," January llJ 2-3,1 1927. The lAinistersL-Cmifcnmce^ uil_ der the leadfff%hin of DlI. H. Wil liams, is making arrangements 'to [ P"'" ? royal rf>r>op?irtn nnH to ViAtp ! Joshua's Covenant' is a splendid re " minder of our own church covenant. Assimilating the. spirit of it will do ^ much to enrich and brighten our .1 spiritual lives. Know -your covenant' and teach it to *aur children who have believed. . ... 1 ' - I " For a long time our churches and schools have been trained to rem em Watch meeting night. Dr. Eust is church, every Sunday School -and in de6d, every Baptist to make a Christ '! mas offering to Africa. Write him, plans Kelp him all you can, above all, pray about it. ~ T 7" : " . * 1 . _ ^ "; 1 Dr. Moses, the new Secretary of our J Home Mission Board is laying some < broad and informing plans for his! new work. His Historical Picture ' Chart will do much to put tin? pastors of today in touch anew with the life . tand .service of the1 pioneer pastors 1 whose feet trdo down the briers for I ours and will surely make mqro Vvor ? . ? I Profession Office Hourm ?Telephones: 1 11.30 A~ M. 10 IT. M. UHideMoSm 0:00 P. M. to 8 P. M Res. 6548 ! Dr.C. E. Stephenson 1 Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Woman and Children A Specialty , "" f 1 Office: * ' Residence: 1414H Aeeemhlv Sf 1328 Oak St. ?? T>r Ij. ]\^. D A NfRI JS Physician - and JSujjgeon Bpeeiai Attention- iiven?-Disenntm Women 119.5 Washington, 22110 Hnjnpton ' Phone 0420 Phone 7561 -. '.!.? Office Hours:- -r Telephones: 11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4602 6:00 to 8:00 P. M.; - ' DR. X G. STUART , Offli'i: " - ~~~~~ R??l4e?vpe+?< 1702 Malfi Street 1417 Pine Street ".i Office Hoare: 10 ,A. M. *+4 P M IRK td 7 V M Dr. J. H. Goodwin 1114 WMhlatftmi StT* ColambU ft. C 1 ~ j i . ^ * w gatnrday, December 4th, 1S26. . thy sons of noble fathers. Younj in His service, x* ,,L- G. JORDAN. ~ ^ ARTHURTOWN NEWS. ? . " * i At Brown Chapel" A.. jM. E. church, snnii iy salient was opened at 10:30, its usual Irotir with the Supt. presiding. The lesson was well taught by i the teachers and fully discussed by 1 the scholar's., Review "by the pastor. - I The Sunday School is the future -trhttrrh therefore the parents should see that the young ones are brought A. up nnd li allied In SUnda'y jschool. At 11:30 Rev. II. W. Walker ascended t he rosti<fm and selected aa h text II Kings 20:1: "Set thine house J in order for thou halt die and not ' I live." lie prcac hed a heart touching Jf sermon. Ije illustrated that if we ^ would walk1.in the truth with a per. feeL. heart will answer our pray cvs and lengthen our days, as He did I llczokiah. ~ - At 8:.00"o'elock he also brought an[ other. fiery' mcssdge, taking as a text: . j St. Matthew 20:*": "Why.stand ye "here nil the day Trtfrr?^ - While ht4 preached I our hearts were made to burn within | Mr. W. A. Lumpkin left Monday ( i, ite sthy^- We- will nliss him very muchV i*' '\ . "?** Mrs. Evelyn Harrngton, Reporter. - S'ninlay w:is 'pnjfiynrl hy irllwhw at tended the service at Shiloh A. M. E. efTurch, Rev. M. L. Ramsey was at -his post Hp preached an ahle ser ^ mon as you know that is his calling. We are glad that 'the Conference I saw fit-la-srml him to~us for another year.' We hope" success wilT BeFhis. "Ilurrah" for the celebration of | TbatHcsjrtrintrdfbiv at Shiinh A \f v ?.. , --- ? " J "church, high honor is due to our teacher Miss Janic B. Perrin for the timely program rendered by the school, and for her wide awake ex_ - - pkinatibns given-on "How. we should celebrate 'l'ha'nksgiving and Why." We. feel that she is the right teacher iif the xight place.?' From the prog. veas we" have miule vve kiiuw success is oyrs." , The Parent Teachers' Association met Tuesday Nov. 23. The meeting ~ was very entertaining. Many of the members .were present. They are Thrrrhr a\ hut' iiiany organisations fail ? to-do. .. That is they are working ,to_get her in. love and harmony. The' teachers and members were on the ~ -' " job Thanksgiving d"ay with refresh. ^ ments of vapious kinds and all who were picsptfit enjoyed that day. (Mrs.) Lizzie Traylor, Reporter. IN MEMORIAM 'J ?In mommy ojjoour belovod oon nad brother Waller Harris, who departed"this^nfe,-'Ndv._25, 1924. Two" Real's ago you left us, - ? llow our hearts did throb with paint. - * . In the morn of the great awakening, - ' We "hope to. meet again. 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