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1 Saturday, February 26, 1927. Mil l I'AKK hfaWfci l lie flour ior mindly Sj-hmU has iijv.cn ci.angtu lioni ten thirty- to ten lJ ClUCK.. * ' ' - . Dcspue the unfavorable weather on last Sunday, the Superintendent, Air. U. K. Stalks was at hia post of ?^ duty .and began the devotional services on .time. By ten fifteen every leather was at their class. We had A large number. The lesson was *?clcnrlv disciis.mat Wh'h Mr. Stai'ks as superintondent, we are sure to^go over the top. Our pastor, Dr. S. B. Wallace was ^confined to Led all of the week, but at 11 o'clock on Sunday, he was at' sornTon. IDs text was," found in John 17:". "And this is life oteinnl ^iint ?lu*y should Ttfipw the only God and ~~TTesus whom thfiu hast sent." The . choir sang out of the fullness of their _L ho;i-r.ta J ?l_s_: i-?r A t <? o'clock, a large crowd came out to-thc.-Epworth League. A niusi c:tl prop-rani was rendered-which was" " enjoyed by all. ' At. 8 o'clock the pastor took his. place in the, pulpit and preached a not bet' o?e o? his soul stirring sermons Tuul every one went away stayin* did not our Heart* bum within lis as tj^o man of God spoke to us by the way side. T^. Hattie Belle Watson,, reporter. Ttre Sunday School wan well at . _ ?? tended Sunduy?and the lesson was * interestingly discussed by the sev- _ oral classes; After which a very in~~ Vrr-iictiyc review iva& conducted?by- 1 M .. J, H,. Stanback, who is usually 1 . present in the Sunday School service each ^utubiy, he? is in the city. Sup erintendont Young presented Rev. T. IK Wiseman, ex-pastor, to the Sunday School. 1 " 1 I nient to the school bringing greetings, 'from. tlie schools of his .district in ahe State7 of Michigan. At 11:15 A,. M., after the prelimi-. nary remarks, by Dr. J. E. Beard, he 9 [ P. E. of Ihe Detroit District in Michigan'. He selected Philippians 1:1). I -." "Wherefore God also hath highly ex-._ . _ ' a 1I ed_him- and-g4ven him- a . nanve7 ^ .which is aiio-.e every name." Sub-' _ Jeci:_ "The" value of a nahie." Even " ' tiieugh the speaker! suffered greatly vyit jv t In oat- troubles, he made a , t strung - plea for?reverence and ac!_ cop la ik e of the nanu; nf ^esns in the pleasing with many helpful. illustra-"" turns of the value of the name, Jesqs. 1 At 7:45/ Dri Boyd airain-prekenteVl * Dr.. Wiseman who for the' second time Sunday, selected St. Matt. 27:11: | "Art thou the king of the Jews ? And Subject! "Christ on trial.!' With a series?of question and answers pro - and con Dr. Wiseman pictured a court room" scene with ChrisT and all his accusers there; the proeecdure -and the consequence; all of which seemed?highly?pleasing- to-the--very ' large audieiwe thut was present. !A splendid crowd accompanied Stewardess Board, No. 1 around the ' world Monday night, ,which proved P., ? o,i?,.?o.r.,i oCP.,;,. The concert given by the Ithodea-1 - -vor-XViseman Choral Club was large- I ly attended and the program pleased lhe_audieiin: to full .satisfaction. \V<? uee_ihankful to all of the participants who conrtibuted to the succtss-of tl\e occasion, especially the Allen 1,'iiiversity?and?Benedict ColThe 'appoiil iv ^_^hp_?jjirp I IheinhersTiip to awake to duty's call and coine out Sunday in large numl>efs._ Visitors and friends are especially irivitedrj You are quite welcome to all of. our services. . . At'ltr SunilajTrcmeniber the Buletin.... . feoca to press for the unonthof. Feb? ruary. | .'JDNKY 1'AHK C. Ml K. CHL'RCH ' the usual hour, with the superintenyxfcimmd teachers at their post of du--> ty. Devotional service was carried 1 on for about 30 minutes, after wihch the members assembled to ttreir various "classes for a full discussion of ... the lesson which was carried out in ???n?splendid?manner.? After thjc dis* ,.f 7u7, T^7~ZZ : 1 V uqoiuil Ul UIV lyspui'lj H JkCYIVWUU by the whole.school.*' . At ll.o4b?~tKe members and fluertds , gathered for morning service to give ear to an inspiring sermon, delivered M' our own Hev. S. 11. Wallace. This " sermon was enjoyed by all who heard if- .. Ep worth League service began at fi P. M. A splendid program \yas featured.^ . M>4fr*41attie Belle Watson had charge of the program and did :vll in her ;>o\ver in "nutting over-this-, program. . Miss S. Belle Watts will have Charge of the program the first ' v * ~ r *v.". :rm , ""iT . ' , , *13 Sunday. The snnpkins Entertain- *1 ers- have promised to play, also a. piomir.ent > oung man ol the city will iccture. Ihe public is invited to uttend league service on the lirst Sunday and hear this program. The young girls 01' this church have uxganixod a "hVmale Junior Ushers Board." They ale striving to be of some Importance or service to the church ahd is asking the co-operation of the .older members. ' ' T. ? ^ ' ' ' . ZION HAPTIS'r cm wrn vwvc ?==TV.--T"r-I a , , , M It has b?en some time since "Zion Hapjist Church news" has aunearcd ; but -we ure uli> ami doing more " ill l the lliw ui kingdom? building than t ever Lei ore. _ - i Our fcjtmuay. Schorr^ uiuler ihe di- i recuon oT" L)r. J. II. Goodwin,- our aed by liro. I hoinus Durgan, is in line i crinu School last Sunday wag large; | with most ol'v the teachers reporting j .or duty at then- classes Our child, i ren choir is just unique, their songs i are getting better .and hetter in every way. Mrs. Alma ' L. Hopkins is the t pinnist. ? H Capt. L. \V. Hill, has' been appoint- I ed by the asLor to reorganize the ca-1 1 dets corps, these .boys are doing line j drlling every Monday night. j < Sundya myrni.iig_m. ll :t!U, the pas- < tor opened service by pressing an I oleeti'ieP which--runs limn tliuH pastors wl inly into tin' church, a new M device. t > - ? ; ^ At. the signal,?the?vested choir ? came marching in to the tune ol ] "Cunie tllOU lolnii of every'blessing,' "1 while the pastor and-deacons came in in a- body .from another dqor. JhayeV was oifered by Lie I J. L. Hunter, . Hie aii.'ioaiii i'!i:i'nis l?muig_heon-eonw-} pieteq tiie sextette or boys cadet de- . lighted the audience just before the j i Kurniun . KeV. J. L. Uhile preadied ' ( from the subject, "The only thing; 5 God ever forgets."?The sermon was i great and consoling. ? A' collection of < V74.1)0 was lifted. _ ( 1 1 The pastor motored down to Ar- < ihurtown, wner. no diet his congre-1 nation of Zion Pibrrim.. at .fiilLLP. ' M., Our B." Y. P. U., with Dr. J. R. Hull' as president and Miss Ruth Bynutn as vice-president has the mostmammoth crowd -of--the eity. 3 Bynum, one of New Howards best 1 primary teachers is the - reah power '1 behind the throne in our B. Y. P. li. | work; she verily understands the 1 training of young people. Mrs. Me-i; dora ,J': White gave a - drama Monday ( night the 14th of February, entitled,! "The tribes of. Israel crossing Jor-' J er Joshua, from which she realized s $91.00. That was the hit of the ' ( season. . Rev. Allen T. Dixon preached for! i us-iasl-Sunday night, the sermon was j grand and enjoyed by all. . .! Our Sunday School celebrated c Washington's birthday Tuesday night. ( The Ladies Church was publically \ their ninth- year of church activitie' < Sunday .night. ' . ( j Our congregations are larger, cob lection niorp ?and spiritual fervor i greater than "ever before at Zion. j John Porter i? the largest in the his- \ tory of the church. St JAMES A.---Mr"E. CHURCH . In spite of the .threatening weath- , er Sunday, well had a splendid.day. ] Sunday School opened on till' 'usual? timfr with all ofTJie teachers at their P9*t "f ihltv. liui? siipprintundrjif) j Bro. 'It; S. Russel,* who lives down at ( Roysfers vras put on time. The Sun- | day School has moved un in efficiency fifty per cent, under the administra- , tion of our present pastor. ' ; , Thd collection is more than dou bWfd/iww to' what it-?mhL-U??be^ pre-1 ~ vi^usly. Rev. Washington is always!" on "the alert Tioth in Sunday Schoo). , and church Work. Everything seems lonely without his presence. .. Sunday ! morning on the usual service hour he ascended the rostrum and in his usual manner preach a heart felt sermon from 1st, Cor. 13:12. Sunday, at 4 o'clock the choir ac-' "omppnied the pastor to Antioch Baptist Church, of ..which Rev. T. C. , Crumpton is the pastor. Rev. Crump;o.n in his-prr^tnTtmrj^remarka called attention to-the friendly relation ex-1 isting between Rev. Washington and j himrhfro between St. -Jnnjds A. Mi'i E. Church And Antioch Baptisf Church. Rev Washington scorned to be {surcharged with the Holy Spirit, : preach an. unusual sermon on the subject "The. tongue, and its func- 1 tion." Text .James In speakiner of?the sermon preached" by Revr^ Washington, Rev. Orumpton said, "I have heard him preach on several ] PCCfl?iflB.<i? but -I-have never.heard him preach in this manner. He may have i . ' ?... ^ >_ TTTK PA1.M1 MOgEBg^ . ". """"" sermons in his library bul lie has none to ^surpass-- or even- equal th+tr jito pleuc hetl this utter noon,1 ?fitr i cached up and brought heuviht'doWo ;u uti" -? . \ ?r? ? . At (> o'clock the * A. Cv- E. League A'ajj caned ?o order with asplendiil attendance. Mr. T. J. Hansom, vice.nesiuent is nlnvinir a fm-^pi.-iimm iiart in the~h:ague un7t"ts helping' td atako things go. Everything is lookng prosperous from every angler""--j ?At 8 o'clock, we were graced" with die presence of Uev. E. A. Adams, E*rcsiding~?WeF"of the Columbia T)Is:rict. Kev. Adams preached a prac tieal,. sermon from Isa. 58:4-8.; subject, "Christiart prosperity." Monlay night he Iteld our second quarterly conference. n . In spite of the short notice, and Il(i prtmttlhhty ot the cinprence. >ve had one of the l.est, that u;i< over. .vitnesscd. AIT reports were comrtendud as being in" business like form, Many compliments were paid the pas-. :or for the! wonderful improvements vhich Were made on the church. * Rev. Washington is indeed an i'eal pastdr and leader of-men. The presiding elder left -gthfulTof smitesT arryifrg every penny of his assossnent with hjm The ,rrnnt fln^nrinl hive is on now to put over a-greater it. James program. We are march-, ng under the protection of Almighty odd, following the lead of one of th(^ icst pastor and preacher in South Carolina. Eloise Jcnerette, reporter*. _. ? Bennettsville Locals _ -The?--enure?conuiiun11y was tswpP ahat happy to sec such beautiful .veatlrer for the past weeks . The tar me'!1 s t'oo had in niuul that this was the last of April, and yet change. - ^ Mr.- Arthur Lucas returned to Washington, D. C. after spending a miii' fti,ii lumniUs UHU ii'iunuk Sirs Edmon-ra- Ilatcher is improving dowly.~ We trust she will soon rip . over. Nurst V. J. Jones had a few days eT; ?io she is hark on Hie jolrat the dennettsville Hospital. The program rendered at Clo Graled. School Friday afternoon in hon>r of Lincoln and -Washington was ,e>y goov The servii'e-,at Macedonia Baptist L'hurch was good as ever.- He v. J. ii. Prince preached a good sermon. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Pearson and family just mov^'d on Marshall St. (Vom Marlboro. Trust they will Tike heir new home. We are sorry to learn of Elder A. C. Cook's accident this week. We iryust he will soon recover." ?We are quite delighted to see Prof. *nd Mrs--J. W. Cunningham- in the city Tuesday afternoon, also little Birdie Mae. Miss Argie Grassland and Mr. J. V. Mcleod. was .out lor short drive luendtiy allernoon rtttd mitdl' a-pup call to the reporter. Things begin to look serious. Watch the. P. L. Miss B.?E. Gram, County?Supcr^ visor for Colored Schools, made a call to the Graded School in Clio and found the teachers and students on tne JOD. ." ; Theliterary art club met Wednesday niftrenoo.n at Dr. and,.Mrs. L. M. McCallum on Hudson St. The meet' ing was very inspiring as ever. Nearly all of "the" members seem to be present. The club made full arrangenients for a grand fashion play Tuesday afternonj- Feb. 22. After the meeting Mrs* Glen McCallum served the club with ice cream and cake. The dub will meet next with Mrs. Mr Jul! us and Mr. "Calfih Townsel are home from New York ori the aeFount of- their Csjther belhg ill. He is improving at present. Miss- M. C. Cloudy had, week-end trip to itock Mill, b. G. last week. She reports a happy trip.' I notice that Mrs. Gilmore keeps busy sewing for Miss- M. C. I wonrler, ivhnt ig rm .. _ MtsH EtheJ McCoy is improving fast, since she had a week or two home with her mother.- - Mt. Durant Cook thinks" Friday afternoon takes too long to come, as P7TTO I JPJ ADKtf ?>? . .. -?? ??H???? : V~7. "TL . ery phase of the Ser- HHP? :e w? render is handled a thoroughly conroe it indivxduaf-a dignified illlFjg nservative personnel to ther with modern e- I it>mant assures the BggB H jhest grade Service . HRnM fl 5BBBE35S23K^3|BHi -ou .. ff anw^TOfgoamrwrmiri irmmm** - .oiitf us' s?.iitv.'/ tfcflau) teacher*4s T>TJt Vti'.w^y? ~/ ' < ?tt" y-.il.iv. ll.ia. /.OCR. \V L' 1 A w il) i . uwii UU out. again. 1 :>tr. B^J. 'ihomaii and Miss foil'. ne.ius ,?undeii? write ot' iftdhr. 'Sphrrrj tfi<! sylioul tCi in in L>. C.. Tvusi. iiicy - w il jhuvc Touch jsui^u.-^s.? ~ ~ Callie D". Sander, reporter. REV. X. W-*. is LEMlSllIP IIARTI ST CIITR(II, AIKEN, S. C, ..4*' St;;r!;'s Pres. M'urw.ii College Ere ndshtjT ]C hnreh oT STiKe'n has made j?roUt headway among our churches in South Carolina. It i* to 1 e >eniemhrrrd that itiis ihuiiTTwas .. ir l l^ .court e 1W a nunila t-'yeui ?j anil -many el* the friends of both church ?uid i^iotor ato.Kl hy "looking I' Ol' tin- wi.r-n In hiipp.in iff vauy-,piomutl and because, thingy were .no very wtui my* Ht li-mcs. sonic rrFus1 to the city of-refuge, unlit raging si onus were ovit,. B?ut he I today he deserves TIic~~cp:igrat*ilatioii.s jpf Baptists everywhere. W(' U ul s-l11)11it'll vvHh Hl'otheh Hill anil his gi ojl people the third Sunday in- .famiavy; addressing the Sunday School in the afternoon and preach' .j-ingat night. We reached the church in time to hear a portion of the nior ning sermon delivered by the pastur, saw the congregation' and noted their behavior' during a.nd after'this service. All in all, we saw Friendship . l"si' n as heretofore expressed. While we saw Die* largest crowd of young people that we have seen at any of our churches, in liianv ar day, wc ?.:u Die middle a god and the old. f'i fa-! 1 t}i?-1 . D'r elviri'-h ir hie. ?cd j_wi.li more really did people than any I other in the. State.There were present-to our konwlcdgo, Sister Millie ape HZ_and-_?es.U'r 'Mir.thy Awnii taker, ago PO. A lid hTT of these aged s4spiers are aetivb church- workers. It I nes Green,^_the pastor? informed bto that we were invited to participate in these services.* Sister Green wanted to do something on this STfli btrfhday for Morris College, which was done bringing the offering on .this occasion a little over seventy-five dollars. This church shows every sign of prosperity?a large intelligent ' attendance" Jit all phases of church gatherings, large contributions for all loeal-exftenses, a church house niodern|y equipped with latest, best quality stained windows, , a first class . pipe organ and an"excellent heating. plant. The pastor of this church, of course "is , the itcv. A. W. mil. Too iijuch cannot be said in regards to the \yortl? of the man. All Lhau has been said about the good qualities of the chftrch . is said about Brother Hill for it wasunder his leadership for Die past 9 " or in yearsj. mat me church lias been brought to this splendid* cTfni'ax. Really he has finder God's,* leader" ship made the ' present Friendship, having added nearly .seven hundred members. "By their fruits ye shall know thfrin." The labors and accomplishments of this man of God places him prominently before the denonti. not ion?in and out?of i'vnuli C.I 1 nlill.l. II tunurii i is vrii-c ii .iiy I> M j The Beaufort County School-of this town is 'reported doing good work. The' principal, Rev. S, Albany and the assistant teacher, Airs. Annie Ranl dolph report that the children are doing good work. .. The Jasper County School of this ToWTTis planning to vho-o "on llvf 1th of starch. The writer 'of thU article thinks it is unjust to the children. The k. of FT?Morgan Lodge No. ISO and Brothers of Morgan No. 38-1 expect, to have a joint session on I he 4th SundAy in March, which is their anniversary day,_.' . The first quarterly- conference was held a\ St. Stephen A. M. K. Church . Saturday-,?Feb.?Rl. Rev.?M,?B-?Mc Phprson, P. TT. "Rev. ^IcTherron Is well pleased with work Rev. N'ero is deitipr. il.e was all smHes after hear-' npr the various reports. There \<^ere 88 members a(]ded to the church since ' , 1 , __ . _ jj ? NEWS OF THE jn . ' V ' By DH. J,.C. ?-r' : WT" *.l wuS.caikJ. to S^vnte'r, N. (J. lu^. WtvK .to Wist tilO iieV J S.iJanicI in liis revival scttlce at tiio hliu^y -X ; tjiute Ihiptist t.'hurch. y>ah.shui y s o and. Spcnor. aie urte 'and t^iie .same ?'r:< my, '.villi a population almnt ::n, r OUU. Sjm. IK-el' \h tiio troaiu" >eit'y ol' vi< Aor;h. (JaTOlina, liy reason of there ha cting siTiKuecTThcie the largest rail- ui ' v. ay shops i-u j.h of \\'ushington. iin Hundreds of cole red people from all : i ? . ej South?t .iroiiiia "have migrated he -there. and have Wtf-hf ninl lm'ii n'i.-..' -7177 lit liie very heart?nf the?cross ded7 .! ..-hiakir.ii^ city, is situated the to ' ha .y drove Baptist Church,'.? .well -Wt hU.i. lituaUi ul l.riek hotsse of-wpr- Avt J,.i; , svhth gaHeries. funning all, the h a1 mnui tl;e hunding, with other we nio\5jbnj 1 aeiliuies. - ' ' I. ^i.*?hty idght, J v,;^. greeted- by a >ery la rue eonci eualiuri who camo-eft out to incite 1 iic* over," they syont vv . I huu? singing ?nv Piai.-e. An.trfw,;? <.<! xl.en throughout Friday night, the ''n liply Spirit took the meeting in ,m -Ik*rge?and .the Lord's?were?mi.-imv in li t- five nights- we look in 28. fur it-in. the Church was revived and (i{ ihe ,enure city left .discussingT the u'/!" < l l'.ii , i V s ut CJimIi. Hy a .-u^ rrh' nahimous vote xif the ,church 1 was se- ,m ?lee ted to conduct?t+rr?next?revival inee'tinc. " fm l'r. J. S. Daniel?the man?1 think u' -iluxa-a, and a-mongHafaelc -^4ulk.->t and f. o;n cai efiil .ob-HdwaCttms -rh and what I heard, the. Rev. J. S. Dan- Til icl it* tin- man of the hour at Speaeeisr: ?J he .people mere tio all bu? worship him. -He does. not,bhve-to provide K1' n ij' Inn* I'm In, tnljll, lll.f tti.ll JIIU "*** wood are furnished, and even his gas lor his auto is given free. Money at js- no. jiUesiioir-at that church, They. Xj started 'with a collection of $27.UU th Monday night and*They stayed Up .in. -^o tile tWclli.iiy every?night 'luat week. 1U And on Friday night the deacons [\ r and puMlpr just announced that they an wanted a special collection for me on <<n . .hat origin and the conereeation > brought"tip" $01.50, hesi'dcs thev loaid- wl ed mo' down with all -kinds of good ho things to bring to Columbia. po ~ .Tn .vr .1. S. 'Daniel-is nobty standing by her hu. baud in. hi5 new field, and ! fo * '. 111? ":i!so i . ii < 1 11 < 1 <?n t iit T i\'in?re*i J f'U v.ni.i>?!t'." which -I, itiink. i>-"?n"vTna:?~r?" Another nbtaJLde. tiling I noticed^ ed hat the loading white, people of- U- do ; on, S. ( ., where 1 1 >a.itiel pastured,_^iu; a:t ja tliis State have Written strong pa .< ess endorsing Dr, JJanici as a mail* tin ?': j; " vty .^aad^ sti'oiik mwal' character. tin ?Op-v.tioii, -the law brmof Barron and j I i Barron, bankers and merchants. Ycri-! lsi f > ' * I iy the laird .:as prepared a table for gn -in?. pr. 7 csitiel in the very presence ' art of'his er.oaries. His cup runneth oyer. th< Rev. Nero's coining here.* ?? tei - Tht^ s-evvardyr reported haxTng rais-?qn ?eu .Slwl.. l tins quarter. 7?7?~ The many friendswelcomc Rev. Me- Be I'hcrson back. We are,tleliphteiTlio- op see him? - ho' He used, as a subject, "The inijde- en ' .tnts of the Christian soldier." The :y lesson was found C'br, lQj-1. All that w.:s present enjoyed tile sermon, lie - i. made an impression that will long be Mi remembered. ? ? d: -The coitcciToh for the night $11.15. . -Mr. CJ. W. tluplien was in the city pp the j>ar.t week on business, of On Wednesday evening, Messrs. "*" A 1 11""-^'" -- * 1 * *-' ?r I'Mllll !L,:i\ ;i:iiiii!i to see Miss G. Odell " "Miles. The'evening was pleasantly spent. * i On Snn(l;ty Mr. Tripp motored here to see his mother artd sister. Hfs 1 many friends were-, delighted to see " him. ' . On last week. Marion Hums, Jr., was lost and the entire neighborhood ? ?mu, in an ii|i|u.ii, Inn lie tOihi Ihoved " oil' the porch by a friend. (rtOSSJilLI, LOCA'LS ' Tvo->- 11TTT has certainly- had" its sha:of spring weather for the last.. : iow wccks ami u> turn it was not , sjiuhled when it began. to vain. This ha/ boon a .very .fine school v. o k with the teachers and scholars. heal dubs 'have1 been organised ~ an I are at -\Vork. ? Y ' ? Mr. Ro-cbe Mitchell has'returned to ^ the try-to the (falijrht of his porents, O Prof. a;id Mrs. W. K. Mitchell and w ftieuds. 1 lie has sne-nt several weeks $. in Greenville with relative^ and 8 friends. It is; reported-that he preach- 8 ed a smii stirring sermon wfetln Greenville. ?8 Little Mi ss Norma Leake entertain- 3 ed the faculty. Prof, and Mrs. \V. Iv. ? Mitchell. Mis T.. A. Ripley "and Mr. g Roscoe -M+teholl- at?her home here on O Friday evenirg. After the discussion b of n fow intnrrwt ino* cuKinpte a imrw * ? "?oc T\i/in n??nirr^v' *4* iORTH STATE ' WHITE Dr. F! R. .Mason, the grant leader ???? ?T'.; iii _ many ^icat men that. North ii'il.na ha-, the Kev. Dr. F. It. Mali ??! Salisbury. is .perhajj^ the foye!>? t. -her. Mason is one of the great- "7~ t |<i c:ol.nr? of this c<nlntr-VT-hin aer es are constantly in <|emand. He s a trhurch plant, in Sulphury th^t ueu>uy vaiue.at $>iuu,uuu, with all ,v intern lacilitics' l'or. i^faiu'^aiid aK training. In-. .Mason -is- kind.' arte'd l>y nature, a friend who will : . -.? f desert you fti trouble. Jealousy foreign 'toxhjs' make upT He Was ~ ~ Tnri b v. ..Ih. L?aniel as a newcomer 1~ Xuilh- Curoljt?a. TJK aloson at'em and IJj'OUJiLit out bis. member*ili.?' I ie "iniitv icd HiKv of the brdTnest?; " men famr Statu . Sinai nary.' iyiny.s'oae College (Ireat Citadal ?y? !.i-\ iiiK.-jlo,,e . Qdk-tfv,'- the . mighty II.. Zlou Church is locatin .Sali- ln'nryr ~1_ v as invTted lo ad lvs.s the . student -bodx Wednesday rn.njr, which 1 fehuaj^j.accepted. . 1.. h. 1'oilard uiice 1 n'ctoiv-'6f the ?T^ N!a,,y Ki'iscopal OiurcV^ofrHiis - a. the head of thert?nen?loijical pitrthient. Xh\ I'ojiard was asked by "T" - rijO-'ltn,', Ui. Ti't-ht lo present f ~~ '? -whch he did -in. bisv usual,, high -.? le. h.s polished Knglish S5 unsur- ? Vil'd?'1 he strident bud.t huut;d,>ma h ra.pt auontimi. and at. . hiiiies " ?' cnrv speech with anphitise *' .afmuvntc^ITir^livnl.~lire~president : 'sed w ith -smile happy remarks.~? it. 1 I i .*C. I - . . . " > ,,wu..? ?.? oner looKing uttg.. inw and women, as to bti found _ ?Uin- on tiro country?J?look~far ~? eat things from' Livingstone ColWe visited the Rev. C. W. Webb his home, about 2Q-miles above oncer. 1 cahot recall the name'oTat' place?it . i^ a beautiful town, nth (arolrnians will remember wWebbrheoncc-pasTored at And-; : son-, (.Jreenw'pod.and was considered long our preachers. His health is T. the decline, jrnd ..he is preparing Dm' e to Philadelphia Match 10th, lera he has bought a number?of ?" uses. W e had prayer with him, . ? or fellow and com mended^him to a nt win, v. ill rnri-^-rr?rielms builtT^" me mighty nice hri<tk churches, and ^?t*4*?duui'i 'hir.g?cuugipgations. ? \\e vouted t'oncord, X. C.'and call- "* j>n our old friend..Dr. 'J.. H.-E: Nel on our old t rie nd, Dr. J. H. E. Nel.1. V. I'M):. V.I- i i ,.f, hi., i>^nnn'p. lh:, ^veLon has one of " handsome-t c"hmvh<Js we saw un -?re and~CV<r..ord is one of the niost nut i fill phlt'r- tTf X'nvTK " f 'avnlinn tin going to Charlotte, N. C., April L to assist Dr. H. M. Moore at the i'at Ebenezer Baptist Church. We ? anticipating .a-i great meeting ire. "" ; '* ~ . /-w - - npting menu was served, .which the" . lit spite of the-i^k'TMt'Ht. .u Catliei, thel Baptist- Sunday School was , need Sunday morning, at the usual ur with a numbet of members preSt. ^4ie lesson wasxcry interesting and Well taught, .. ' The Sunday School".services were j. i-riendd -btn-au^e of the funfiTaLoi?.. rs. Doleic Carter at St, John Suniv nftottioonr ; . ~~ ... " Mis, Cert rude* Butler of Belton i-nt- Sunday afternoon at the home Trot. \V. E. MitcheH. . - 1'HONK B4S7 / T~~ L. A. Hawkins' Real Estate Ag-eney Homes 011 Easy Terms" 1T071 *? Washington Street ?rfffrnvim s. r. Beautiful and Cood Pianos to he had at lowest prices ~ and 011 terms to suit you, * at the Old Established, MAEONE'S -music house i 1'2& Main St., 'Columbia,' S. C. . ? N. H. --Forty odd years of un-' * *? * interrupted-success, in Columbia is ci.r >"oo'oo:o.o<7o:o.ooo~oooooc-o:oo.'0oc) i Brand New ' i. CASH RFCISTFR* | _J For Sale . " 8 , ,1. Registers I c to 50c $49.5(1 c Reg-stcrs 5c to$ 1;00 49.50 g Rfgi^ters I c to 3.(10 66.00 fi Register^ Ic to 20.00 77.' ()? g ~^N? YEAR JO PAY | Typewriters S C L 8 n.xciiange g~ J203 Lftdy Street Phone" 7898 wucugHaacsgoxg^^