The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 29, 1927, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
PAGE EIGHT.
? "VOCATIONAL . EDUCATION
IN NEGRO SOIIOL9 IN
SOUTH CAROLINA
(Continued from Page Que)
I storage for winter use in the board'
7 department.
A'' very enthusiastic meeting of
the Vocational Council was held on
the night of January"I3. TJn the
Council are Mr. Purdis (whit^.-^Rev.
Mr. Mabry, and other influential colored
men. The Gouncil promised to
assist Jones in working out a system
of accounting, whereby the sOhooL
farm Will get credit for what it proeduces.
'This is desired on "the paTt of
all concerned. Mr. Purdue spoke oif
his interest in Bettis-Academy, his
efforts to help develop Jt, and his de-,
sire for its growth and future usefulness.
On account of lack of room
y and shortage of teachers there is no
course in home economics for the
girls. President Nicholson?is?strjy?
ing to remedy these handicaps by
next year. Miss Ethel Collins n
r- graduate of State College hnme economics
department, is a member of
the faculty, and is capable of giving
s0\ the-~girlg of the school some valuable
?hdlp. ?* * ?r ? ?JOrffo
P. BURGESS
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GEORGETOWN NEWS
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4- Two White Men, One Woman Held
In Georgetown Bank Closing
On Frirlny?J.anuary 21, nhnnt-T?tt^
clock the doors of the Bank of George
^ ? town, the largest^ oldest -and best
~-bank of thf^city was ordered closed;
. until the books could be gone over.
ant book keeper- was arrested and
?Sv-THMceonnett-teltef "and" MTs^ WIT
lie A. McConnel, all white wpre held
in. $15,000.00 each in connection with
the $45,000.00 shortage.
.. Many business houses and enter?"
prises were unable to pay their employees,
owing to the closing of the
T-v-; bank, . , *
_Nearly_ all fo the Vogro himinnm
places, organizatiOTTsT" "including
churches, * lodgesand schools lost
heavily in this bank,' .This being the
only ^.remaining bank, after three
-having been closed, owing to the confidence
the Negroes had irT the offi4
cials of this old bank, most of them
had years earnings on~deposit.
- "from reports -from officials of Bc*.
thesda Baptist church '.the work may
have to be suspeqdgdifor the-tirao-he-;
ing, owing to their-lass in'the bank.
This structure "is one of the most
beautiful building of its kind in the
State and the members have completed
several successful drives- to
meet the finanpinlrlnmnnde Ovilir ?
feyr days ago this church made a
heavy deposty with this hank-?
Mayo High Defeats Hriward High
.Erofessoi" Pcrrdarvis'" sextette of
Darlington came to Georgetown last
- Friday to hand Miss Blassengale's
basket ball teairt of Howard High its
I second licking.
The Mayo basket ball team under
the direction of Prof. Pendarvis played
rings ground Howard inexperienced
Cagers. The Howard, team showed
much improvement fever,their first
?-?game. ?^ ? ;?:?-?
?-The -large croud seemed to have
enjoyed the thrilling game fro g<-n.-+
to finish. thri fn"l f t? mi'1 f'r
Mayo ^yas high pointer of the game,
scoring 22 pllttnts, whiiff~~F. fkthhins
oooaca*
TU? /-v-S?* ?
v. v^i i^m
i Maiidam^
Formerly of PHIL
has established permar
| Masonic Terr
! 1125 Wa*hington Strec
For the manu
'Wonderful Hair And F
j "Made Their Way by th<
? Try Madam Russell's
Special Hair Grower--lt's-a We
[ Improved Hair Grower-It's a V
J Grow Beautiful.
. | - - ' Wonrfe
! fo^Pftirti*. Ar.hffig. .Stiff Tnintn nr
7~j The name is the ri&ht one?WC
Address orders to--Mirs. Maryor
apply at 1129 Washington
" of Ho.ward was second with 0-peinta.
. _?Howard 11.?Mnyn 3fi. Howard
Position Alam
Williania ' F ^?Jackson
F. Dobbins 7 7^~ P Alston
McCleland C :, Ander^jn
Gibbes .i ' C ' Gandy
Nicholson G . Lunn
jonnson u warren
Substitutes for Howard: N. Dobbins,
U. Williams. Mayo: Gandy,
Williams, Keith H^fldersan,?Cooper,
Warren.
Referee-^Dunmore (Hampton)
Scorer?Rogers (Allen) Poinsette ,
(Howard). Time Keeper?Knox and
Clemons. "
WINNSBORO NEWS.
"We are glad to have the patrons
come around occasionally and visit
our school. Many obstacles that confronts
can f5e" eliminated when the
patrons pay visits and understand
just what we are troubled with. Rev.1
VV. T." Biirton visited the school on
Tuesday morning and led the devotional
exercises. We were glad to
have him and trust that more of our
patrons will do likewise.
Saturday was teachers njeeting day
and a good mariy?Of"the teachers"
were present. Miss G. A. Rutherford
read an excellent "i$aj!>er on how to]
teach speplling. After which |^pon:es
were "given by many of th^HUiers.
Mrs. Mouzon --?of Camden^fiS. ussed
the teaching of Geography.
Special emphasis was placed upojr
he teaching of Geography in hte lower
grades. Mr?. Thompson-of -Camlen
demonstrated the teaching of Arby
all and many helpful points wgre
brought out in the discussions. _
Sunday was a fed letter day at'
the St. Paul Baptist church. Our
church is now pastprless and the officers--employed
the services of Rev. S.
, F. Emanuel, from 'tf^ie Bettis Acadnn?
1. ? o 't\y * 4-V.
t'lliy, 1 IL'lllUIl, %OT*-V^,*V tllUUUVl V1IC.
. ^orvxicps nf the H?y. The morning
and evening services were enjoyed
and a .large crowd was present. Rev.
Emanuel preached two real inspiring
wmCTs-^Wu trust thfit-he-wttjr
visit us again. We ^re -attempting
to reorganize our^B. Y, P. XJ. and we
hope the younger people of the
..church will take, art active p^.rLjn_the_
! work.
Mr. James W. Broiwr was forced to
Labandon his work last week on ;acj.count
of being ill. We hope he wili
j soon recover and .be able to .resume
his work. j
i? Mrr-RT-PrXlussetHaimproving wonderfully
and we hope he will continue.
''
Bennettsville Locals
The first month in the new year is
T almost gone and nearly every bady
iThe farmers are busy every day preparing
their lands for the new crops.
The schools as a "whole are progressping
nicely.
j Mrs. Odell McCoy-Davis'a native
of Bishopville, but now of Ohio, is:
home for a few days visiting relatives
and friends. Will leave for;
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday p. m. She"
i-is looking the blossom of health.
Mrs. K. B. Cook had a pleasant trip
to Mm ton, S. C,, Wednesday. While
there .the attended the meetin of the"
~ united Sons of Abraham and D. of
J? of which she is a member... Mrs..
1 Cook is a splendid lady. - To knrmr frpr
al And Only ^
I
\DELPHIA, PA.,'
lently her laboratory at
iple Entrance
t ' r'^t?fmbia> S. C* ?i fadture
of. her _ * <;
ace Preparation* That
s-Wtty They Are Made"
>nder fojr diseaped Scalp ?
1/onder, makes the Hair grow ?a
: ancTMadam Russell's
r Salve ! >d
Rheumatism and it's great- i"
>NDER SALVF...Trv if I
McGainey, 617 Marion St?
m&- ^uuAsU .' ' . ' '
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THE PALME'
THE LOCAL N
'? BUSIP
The Loeal Negro Business League i
will hold its meeting Monday even-1 i
ing at the regular time and place, j i
namely 7 to 8 p. m., at the K. of P. i
Ifall, Masonic Temple, 1131 Washing- ;
ton stre'et.
All members and friends are urged, 1
to come -ovit and take part in the de
liberations. . . ^ ,|
Committee Appeals, to City Council' ]
Th^ Committee elected by the Busi-'l 1
ness League went to City Councils
-last Tuesday. The?Committor mn^-i
an excellent impression oil Council <
and was gladly received. Presidents
L S. Leevy and Rev. T. M. Boykin,'
her,- '
Miss Mildrid Watson ..reports alt
splendid school term. She is teach- j <
ing at Drake, S. C. ' : j~j
Miss Ethel McCoy spent the week \
end home. She is teaching" in North I
Carolina. - ?
Mrs. Carrie B. Drake-Stevenson a
native of Bishopvijle, but now living?
in Charlotte, N. C.p is in the city looking
the picture of health;?She ^cvill?
be here" for a few weeks visiting relatives
and friends. ?-- j
The sei vices liuld at Shllhfth Bai^j '
i' i _i L _ * ! 1
wsL cnurcn was in every way. a spir- ,
itual one.-j As usual Rev. S. S. was [ '
at-his hifjpgfft point:?Sunday School!'
was good^ and a large number wit-!
nessed the services. The collection
was $53.29. Visit the Baptist church '
i when ir* the city.
[ MT7~X~P- MrT/fnd nf Rlmihoim, R '
| C-. called to, see Mis old' teacher "at 33 !
Amelie street Sundya p. m. |:
f? Mrs; "Lenda Dixson is still on the
| sick list. The ladies are taking an '
1 active part in visiting her. The reporter
and mother spent a long while
with her Monday. ~
Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Counts^were out
! at Shiloah cliurch Sunday. Mrs.
! Counts is looking "well. We we're
delighted to see her looking so we-1.
Dr. A. C, Cook, presiding elder qver
the Cheraw District held his fir&L
j quarterly cpnference Friday at E;
vans Chnppl A, M. Ei 7\ churchy The ?
I one of the best ^services held at the- _
A. M.?Et^Z. church this year. Dr.
i Cook is a busy elder. He is teaching
i a large school at Fork, & C., and rej~ports
a ~55ptertdTd term work] MvsTj
liattic Bethen and Miss A. .1. Bailey
| is "teaching with him. He invites the
I friends, to visit the school .Tuesday, !
and lister! tp an 'Educational Address
j which will be delivered by the CounI
ty. Suiierintendanf, Mr. O. M. Mitchj
el.- This being an Educational Moss '
j Meeting in interest of the school at
Dillon. Trust~"as many ag nan will
visit / the school, as Dr. Cook is a
great help in this community. .
Mrs. L. Whittgker spent the weekend
at home in Dillon, S. C,. where _
Dr. Whittaker is pastoring this yenr.
L _ Miss.. JEtuth?MeGoil?m?returned?to- "Washington/
D. 0., Friday. Trust (
she will en joy? her_siay. ;
The Literary and Art .Club met at
the home of Mrs.^.P. P. McCollum on .
last Wednesday. -The?reporter met
with the club and decided to joinr- A
splendid meeting was had. president
Mrs. P. R. McCollum; vice-president,
Mrs. Mamie Morris; secretary. Miss
Viola B. Gillespie; treasurer,'Mrs. R.
McCollum; chaplain. Mrs. L. Whit- _
taker. Misses Lance, Feldon, Washington,
"Marthir Reese. Miller- -]
was present. All, enjoyed the pro^ram.
~ P.
Lit tlo?Misses Lieymie 'and Viviftfr ?v
McCollum is on the sick list. ^
Mrs.' Jennie King is on the sick list. v
Rev. Sylvester McEaddy is doing
nicely with his little Mission in Dar- ;
lington S. C. . - ? ^
'"Mrs, Gilmore, Misses Lance and i
(Jloreds was at Shiloah Sunday. t
_ Mrs. C. Grac^'and Miss Ethel j
Reese worshipped -with the A. M. E. t
Z. Sunday, to witness the closing "shr- r
mon for the first quarterly confer"eneerr*
...... _ t
AC. D. SANDERS, Reporter i
MULLINS NEWS P
j_ . e;
4^ < ** ' 1 " " ei
r~MrT~S. K. Whaley and Mr. N. "f<
Knight of Pocnay -FftftltTa. were ~Tn ~~
the city Saturday of last week. While w
hei'e they were the guest of Mrs. Bir- p
die Mayhle Wilson. Mis&- JFludd and- -f
Miss Knight teachers in the Mullins ?
High School. After spending a few ""
hours they went t0 Wilmington, accompanied
by the above Indiesi. Mr.
Whaley and Mr. Knight were 'fortun
otc in (>ui<_iui?ni{< a ppauiuui sue
near the beach for their winter home.
Prut. C. Madden, whins an Jhsfrficf- _
or in uhemistry made it very plcasant
for them while rn?WttmingtOtr
Rev. U. XW. L. Duckett pastor of
EbenezaT A. M. E. church is preach- (
inpr a series of sermons from thelO
Commandment*. On last Sunday ho j ?
- *7 Tf
. -..Jr- . . v. , . -
rro LEADER
EGRO <ESS
LEAGUE
mads, the' appeal which was to ask
Council to see to it that all skilled
ind unskilled laborers in .Columbia
ind vicinity, be given first consideruod
SB '^uoiuaAOJcIiut -}uounuuod jo
;em plated in Columbia.
The Council expressed its anproeirtion
of the Committee's visit and ap- r
peal and assured them that every
Lhirfpr possible will be done tou'ard
Business League, as .expressed by ks
Committee.
I. S. I/EEVY, President
W. C. JOHNSON, Secretary =
jreacheil a great" sermo from the se-'
:ond Commandment. * Ev^ry one pre;ent
enjoyed the sermon \erv much. _
Sev. Duckett is doing wonderful
vork here. Mullins'is blessed to
lave such an efficient character. i
TTTTTTT TT^HkT A 1
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The first-quarterly conference was \
mid at ill'Mvri' Chapel A., M "~EL_
lmrch Saturday January il'J, presid ng
elder. C?. K. Lytes presiding. All j
eports we're good*. Wo paid out.. J
" untlay^was a high day here* all day
ong. We had one of those .old time
sermons by the presiding elder from
Paul the 4tll rh.-ipley, subject :-AI' h{lvr"earned
to lie contented." We are
loinir a COod Work _with Ihe strong past-or
we have, - Rev-.- J.- J, - Riehrrrd'strn,
and o.ur goad members. Wr feel that
we will have a glorious time tAiis
conference year. The Sunday School"
Is moving along with the .eHrcicnt.
superintendant, J. -S. Sanders. The..
Seho*>l 'Ts"gro\ving larger every Sun
day, The A. C. E. League is moving_
on. Wd had a wonderful lesson gnu
it was well discussed the members.
The, presidefif~3lr. Jessie" Marshal;
gave some "very helpful remarks on
oh the les'son. . s
; Mrs. Simmie Lcnr^Ryhe is. visiting
Iter mother. 'Mrs^g^Pie P -hiinnn
who is quite sfek.?Wfe hope .die ft-11, soon
recover.
"Alva/ f'nrnnlin MvaVioIl'* ta iMai'tn'..
ruyurs ui unu ?nu ai|* ' | 'j
ma*\ nunin jaggmis, .importer'-t
? 1 - -? y
j :
?? ? ( ^
Beautiful and Good Pianos
to be had at lowest prices ^
and on tertns to suit you, - }
at the Old Established,
XMAbONK'a
Mt:mp -*
1-128 Main St, Columbia, 4
N. TT.?ForFy odd years of un-" 7
- .iWffflt^taa-Jtweeess, 'in Columbia ;j;
is our guranteO. ' ?
here at her old, home. She-had soiiu
vrtTrlv' dcrmr on her summer home in
Spartanburg. . J?7 ?
The social that!was jjiven by' the
Sunday. School-on Mondhy night wrr
grand, Plenty of musicl The'young
people enjoyeci tliem.-cjvcs to th>
highest. ' '
The .Willing Workers .Club is doing-good
work with ' president Idlers
B? Boyd and .seci'fclary Jesce Marshal'
he church as never- before.
Watch for marriages there will he
some soon! . L,
I think the Sunday School is havpg
socials every week for the enLoyment
of-the young people ??
Mrs. Ella AVhitmirc was horr Xnn.:o
see - her sister Cornelia Marshall:
*ls0 Eugene and his wife Verne!
Harper-M.a.rshatl was here to see*.hi?"
mother.
Marion M'arshafl vvas?in the city _
o see mother.
NEWS OF OLD FOLKS HOME
Virst Calvary Baptist Church Jubitur
Choir?held?their usual jrraytrr\~fiich
the old people always enjoy.
On account of sadness, brother Abie
vas hot able . to be yitlv us, never- "
heless themeeting was led by brother '
deClintori, and some hepful remarks !
iffllftctiwn 1 was Q4.00. Fur wllll'lf'mj"j
hank them. | !
ant tvo also thank Rev. Beard pas-, ?j
or oX. BetheL.--A*-l\lr- lw-e htirelr - arrth; Ij
nembers 'for $0.00. .* , i *j
On Sunday January 23, Zio-n llap-; ;
ist church held prayer meeting pt {
he Old Folks Hume.? The meeting {
as IccrijO^lherTISIcCQiuniLk. Soma-LS
elpful remarks "was matte by''Broth- V
r Dock White, which was very ntuch ^
njoyed by all. Collection wa^ ?2.00,
^r hvhich we thank them. j_Iji
TV'u tltftnl: ull?who -t 1 rufate' to this !
orthy cause and we arc asking the j
./ i?n i.t
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g ^ ,,.,; _,
? ^ roro -i^eau
1 lair Culture, Fucfnl MafSsnging/
8 . J. J 41MES.' LYLES, HbUS
| I. Si - Leevy's Dep
1131 Washington Street
g? ?- ' , .?:
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! William Ca
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4 ? Msfch qrnr
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4 suits Made T?!
>! Alterations And Repait
| CLEANING AND
jj ' .Phone 3
Y 1315 Assembly Street
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REESE S DRt
' MIlS. IV R.4FB*
A Full r.inp. nf - Pntant .
L-Cligareties ana Tqbaccos,
Madam CI. J.~ Walker's .
limes, lee^reamjind >
TJlONE 1
Assembly Strppi " _
oo Q-Ooc > o o?. too f'QocoQooofto.'ic oc
tURiitlOlt STALKY TO III:An A c,,
SlON."~- * '
l'it|Hii,irIy Apimmvl.
X. Vf-Lr,^.'A.
fes ovr ; :t!\ i'W i<sS';11 <.>Y, iliioctor :
_lL-.lhx?A?-i-4-U-i ?'? La'.cnt A. -L:-L
11(1 1. 'f!(lll(il*l,'0,,i .has- ,'!1 ptllttfccd
o'li'ctrfl- tho li,-i7 Muviim r so Aon ir.rr-' ''
"F'Ti-o TT^vF?' \v!iiMi TT^IkI Hu" "
.iVe local Nof5r?> iv*i. '
1 lip P.!U?.uiK.,p?iic:'.fc <>f Ill's .niipoint"'f'il
whkli \v:;.s r.iailo J,y 'Pic-Mont
?!?Lk?1111; "i.i.il?1~ iv - ] ?i(in?(wtH?iv,'i h?^4 v.'firty
.in; rf:v;il. I; is?Vnt imntM that
__ 'J'1'. 111 :1 1' J' n'l !'.!? .1 tA II o Vin'
-I'-n n}.'jv.il' Ui n
ho su^fMjynv'Aj 1'c vi i\ th"Mlr-C'-n.y.' '
"*f the P.?':T sar.i'nrr is ,
h'!?;cr;( cpsHivjrlv itjtpvcv.'lnir' *
/y:-<P\;nie | tfii, M:i?rli
MViil'iU,- ;/nw>! ed Til.* all ./limn
Lint wealth of valuable xporiewt* hs ,
."? j'odas'o'fr'-o/ ' and. U4Vccl-'-*-tY
iAjar executive.. j
TJsp*. nov.dy? b^i'ouVtcd. fiimmci'
(*hool (Hi ce'nr is a grndnrtc~r.f [,Tiv - ( j(.
house < (Ju l cft?.tl)(' niafr' e.f eidh < -i , ,
pC'sidiMils,. .?(duda?*. ?*nd loados. Upon . !V|
recc.i.vhig the <lpjn:ee oV Bachch.i;.i?f ?y?,.
rts?fro-n iVfo;2. 1 >irc?-i. o*"'
Stnicjr-ontofv 1 Cornell uni er&ii.vv Illui -fx,..
a. ffw Yd.rk. reinainimr-in that in-'v :]
>t:11'" 'oiv uhl.il *]Itmat which time ho
graduated v.ith the 'degree op B.tcheJor. i,y.
of S. i M'-o. For f.vti sgpnicrs IHreo- ..p.,
in i! .i.H ,'l w< ric. <.? ?" *~
of which Was spent at (Tampion. Thir-. , ; ;
g tho ethe^liV?ur .- liii'i'-ncrs, Director
Mai-, y was a fHa'T.-frt; v1n <vbr groJaalw-?
aehool of rdjnrri uni\ ft, jjity. F?r IWir J
iinwtH'1's,: he speeiaFzed in hgrieul-.
rial- ediuath n. v. hi'o flic laUor-i wo?4-ruin.iiiCT};
v.\Vc Spent in. ;njy, leading
o. t ire .'lastc-r f l>eie.uo degree. ;n<>.
-Fin.o 'l'.nliiia-it^n- i'jiii'1! Cm noil "F>r- "f~p
roci v >ia;ey lias f iled -soveial im- j,
nnri anfr put l! ioll; in South Caj-olina Fir
rttul .Alnhar.pi. He harran-Uauh'na
Tlii'H' rn'li-iio? Oi '.nstTITTT.mhi'Ii t ar- M1"
dina. It is at."this institution of
iTTiTrrrrg \" hoie he .-.rent j^ruli! ye'n i' -r^yi
t'-pral service. wor k in nMfTrffrTTr.i !' -.1 li -hn?
r onagri ultunil ehenuidry'and daieying
to direvtoi; of agfieultiire, and o
pzz~. and bl
Have your old Hat
11 cost and
jj ULUlHkS CLEANED
: TA- 17 _v_*
, *?c wu r rsi
j l>YEING.RE
: A. T rial Is All
OUT OJV TOWN. Vt'<
SPECIA L ATT
"... . . ' Tfil
.1. W. BRl
merchant
713 MAIN STREET
;'* ~ > .< .-'A' ' ' . .': ..
turrlny, January 29, 1927.
vooo "?T<T.<^-:-v^oo.oooboo06oe
fir rvr\ -
vjr uiiv a
M^nicining, Ilajr Bobbing g
ilON&'DtNDY - .f_
artmen i Store |
Columbia, S. C. g'v
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+** *!* v v v v % !? y ?*? ?t* *? *#?%
ughmair > f~
TiaOor 1 J
I JVt*ras ure
ing Neatly Done r~ f
PRESSING 1 ^ I
1589 " ,"\ J $ '
Columbia, S. C. }{ *G
S TORK " .. |
^Ioclieifies7 -Cigars: ? w-1?
l 'A lull Line pf-^~?. ? 5?
Preparations atV)1 j >
r (>ti ?.l *T. i ; - y 1?;? ?; H
(820 - ; J.
rohmiUiay- lS. C. |
k?ooo r-<:><*>orjorwxSooofto^-tooo * g
itfty :iU.t.'t*rvj^or of vocational ailtuie
for IstateTof S'oyth Caro-'.
i\; Oiio <?i u-achinjf. was/spent
1 i t .'is-, tutu.?
i1^ FT^-i-wf -? ~. ^H.ttl.cj^^canTO' to
V-1 ,l i', 'lll-a to a.-- nine the uirCctor- *~
,i> .?* 1 " -f?rr-ttjtnral department
J " .! J . Mils ' ! .? 1 "ini?. j- hif. loader'
P ni?n/ .n;;-;?t aicnt-s have* "been
Li i. i :pcL '. r.i . ' .at- many students
!{, :i i : ; ev stinftnce session and
rt.~ <1 ;> J ^ministration aiti.tky
mty direcUr, ?' '
:v. ir. .( ! i vi:k < ah leu to?
leaksvii.lk,, x,x. v.
'<>' all < n ni-I to make- the ant-n;
the ".services to be
l.'y. 'ed ' 1-!;.>Trinity Baptist
xl? i n 11.??'U-h St.; opposite Bcn- ~^
<:' I. . -os. a\ i!l hp tlic? Inst to be
< r .! 1 v- ah* IU'V. It. C. Stover-,
"U.,.. a:v ppslnr. *'
I v. It. "Stivvor has been called
;Ji'> |)':u-iorniQ-of'the First Baptist
li kP'?-\VM lie the1 old- -Sinai Dap*?
t cl:?rrh. I.taksvillo, N C., a
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!>;:' t'-'siyo -iinl?trrmvins- town in
'"Old >>"or'.h'State:'' "
v +th" ;ii jh. Ir- is nnlcrstooiLthat' the
7.*--St?r-rr wid "acrept the call ho
1 .remain in- tjio city-rfpr an indefit>
j orlnd. a- he has quite*a bit of
'mi > tra'asac't, also, he is in
he rw> of print iftay under the super . n
of. Mr. Geo. IT. Hampton, man r
i.l; The J'aTmeHtn.eadcr-Ott Asrtrry
st root.
t lev e a'tendance is expected to
,i:i. jtiUnnlance' at each service to
Mover. By request Rev! ~[~
r \v?"d H ml net, a Woman's meetSur.dar
a f tor noon at 3 .p. hi. until
. in.. Al<o. a Men^s weetinp-frorn ~~t?
m> uni il l?L m. suli$B3kt 7#tref :
i?!!. AH -'fe'irl- .unci boy^ over~'l5
j;-: Tdil :bo admitted ri""t -~?L
\AU" \vhV p;xyect to attend are
1 to 1 rii.jr your Bible and a
ii-'-L Lust.~Tv.it not least tbere V^ill
K 'll>. l.<(iiul iy ana you are
lfji'ly invited to bring a donation :
li dp' tbe cause.
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