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Messrs. S A .Mark?JLr.
Burgess, P. Kelley and Prat". C. S.
Brown attended the" Older-Boys' conference
held at iStule College, Urange
tnirg, l?l.st 3Vvek. . . ; .
-A very interestinir and' instructive
program has hueii- arfantrod at the
t dedication exercises of tfio- Ilethesda
.Baptist Church, Maii.ii inMisvj-Itosa
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SKI) A LI A NEWS
Nv?e Hope Church is still spiritual"I^jilivcT"
T)^r pastor, Rev. J. It. Lip;
ey. u a - a*. ins hesi Minday at both
h"? lain mfr'suiils fi'Uslcd
oil fhe spiritual food,
After the services we had a pew
rally and raised $77.00.v & ?.
Miwr; it. * .1;~ f-loenVan and C. C.
Kit-.; visited Union Saturday on bifsi.
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Mi*. .lames Ferguson spent the
\vi ek-euj! with liisj. relative and
Eriends. ?.
? I lie New Hop*?traded School's""
faculty ttt^d sonic of It. J. Coleman, Jr.
eiits.si'naU'S sneht m iieliuhtful evening
1 "be-parloi- wo. beautifully decern*oil
and .a delightful cours'e was served.
M. i'.. .Mooi'intm. a lover of ehiU"
lit en etHHineted the different games.
XI to home turning- aiuLx-ommunity
dn> t b.-erved Tuesday . by the
ul;y loyally entertained everybody.
Tlu elases in physical''.etlueaiton en~
ta tu-d tlie tolks Tbi---111 1 be hours
and tkirt.\ minutes. This pai't. of the
i'hw;ai! was lomluelei' -bv l'rof. Al
U p. !'v ]> :iu r, :r!'o!' tho s'lim)!. Our
have.};een tnuuhl <<< take what
"lay ha.vo ,an?{ niake what they want
1'iri ivv ipv ~\ i ~mp, hi i:\vooi)
r.i'.l'. al;Ui. Ii! ?l;;\ \\a> Saturday.
1 Tlri> day always ata
of visit01;^ |(V yur
fa-:-: v Saturday ntts. not an <\\:
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'o.-~?OiPii ii> int^loSalincnr
U ,si;>U??n<- .1' . UitnMa' and . oilier, near
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last. year. Special ineiHioiv should be
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*unera! Cars and Funeral
Equipment
As oood as the Best
vnd Better than-the-Rest 1
L?Arrd \VjcesLeSfiT
Residence Rhone 7765
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Tirte palm En
i'year through'the influence of our
will furnish the prizes to the winners..!
Many of the leading white citizens ;
attended all the exercises. " They were
loud in theii Txpressiun for our sclnjnt '
and the work being done there.
Blythewuod as usual took first
prize in evrything save dodge ball*-1
Killian took rtrsi prize also ill handover
ball.
Killian fifth grade won second prize
The field day closed with a speech
by Prof, AJforsia Williams of Columbia,
formerly from Africa.
MT. CARMEL A. M. E. CHURCH
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?- Owmipoi Si T.i Alactdv Hi?Havttdfr
recovered from, the., sonw-canned hills
~in ,the 'Pieclmont section, where the
mountain climbers are familiar with
hard struggle^ and opposition. \ye
gathered at the house of Xum-whor
-hundreds ~em?e?together in?giving 1
praises to God. ?
To say the least it was a great
.day in .Xio*os People were there from
Lauv its',. Gray C*onrt and Eoiintahf
Inn to hear tl\e word of God.
Sunduay- School opened at . 10:30.
We had a gerat discussion on the sub
~~Jdct: "Makinjr the world Christian."
The -losson was "reviewed hy tlie pasrtor,
Ro.vr \V. C.t Pwens. The super-- ~
tn'en leut. Mrs. >1. . K. . Atwood 'announced
tho re-election of otVieers and
temhers^ All wore re-elected wifth
some now otlioers.;. After which at "
12:00 "M.. praise service began. It
was led by Brothers Miller. Saxon
- a: i1 W . ilki'l", W hu ll started tlie spirit- "
ual ferVaffT Ah IU:BU, the pastor-en- ~
tered the rostrumr-Jfirst-hynin-^Oiiee
more m.v soul arise" was sung." Prayer
was offered by Brother Campbell.
-Sovoi'kI hy in n ."OH was supg. Serlp.
tore lesson, St. Jolin 1 text. Eph.
1:J1. "In whom also we have _SkJ_
taped an inheritance ifccording to f
the piu pu o of him .who worketh alll*
things aftuj? the .counsel of His. own t
w-ill.,^ Object: "Predestination."
Key. Owens proved himself to he a
"inxrician. a mah~l'<iual to' A lie task.
Everybody was made to feel that it
was wood M' I'o there. After the sermrrm
i lie. door of the elnirch was op-[
e.ned. but no one came Bro. Moonr"
led-in prayer. ?
Splendid music-was rendered hy the
choir. .Col lee t iuft-1> .">, 10. -??
The pastor, I'cv. '"31. H. Mitchell of',
Gray Court Pleasant View'- Baptist
('hnreh came to . preach for . u? aj^. 3
o'clock and brought his choir and.
members. ..
..The-c.httreh was filled \viib-members
tui'd'visiting friends to hear this won-.
dorful young gi.tiit as a trosnel heralder.
.;:uu iJ. Al., first hymn 5,V.t "Go
preach my gospel" was sutj.g. 1'rayer
was1 offered by Bro. A. X. Saxon. Sec-J
ond hymn 30'J,- "Oh that I knew the
secret place" was sung.- Rev. \\r. G,
Owein'- pi'coeirted Rev. Mitchell, llik
text At as found Matt. 2a: Id. "And
thdse shall go .away into everlasting
go into; everlasting I'mhishment." Rev.
. Mkrhtdl was master of the situation,
lie made quite an impression, on his
hearers'. Indeed it was a, soul, stirTing
sermon with "Reautifitl illustra...
ti> n.s ami pointed trutlm which
. brought shouts and great praises,
ilis choir.was equal to the occasion
to the modern choirs nad I cart say.
. lliat Rev. Mitchell has his -people and
bey follow him, C'oljcetion.'-Sltf.Oo.
Sunday night, the pastor preached
-from?the i.uhjoct, "Why. the. kettle
called the pot black." Text. Matt7:l,
"Judge not that ye be iujt judged,"
lie preached another soul stirring sermon.
' ; " .' The
church is planning logger work-'
. illis year than ever IteTove in its history,
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MANNING MAYS
Manning, SL~ C^Siihdax was an. .
ideal day, and services were good all
day at Trinrtyr -fhir pastor spolce in
the morning from -St. .John 12:7, and
at night from II Tim. I.:f2; The Sunday
School under Bro, A.T)."McFariand
has taken on new life and is .doing
luie.
The Junior Stewardess Board met
at the home of Miss Dorothy Blagk_\vell
last Momlav evenhm A-f'tir the =
-motit-mg, M l',:i.?H-ermtr,"the" motiver of" "
MissTJorothy served clai) Sandwiches _
and ale to the ymihg lad res; The next
meeting will he iU^_t_ho paiionage. 1
he mnior church is organized ,'nnil
nl.'inDincr nut i"-UA~
..i .iiui?ci ii nums
in the chtlreh. v * .
~?The fhissionary society will hayc_a
a program next Sunday evening. 1
Alosdames Rosa Richardson and It- ;
a 11 ne Hatfield gavo a'chicken supper "j
Tast Monday night in the interest of j
their club. '
Rev. Edwin Well?, \vns a visitor at ,
the parsonage this week.
ficv\ire?; wit j?ood iff the Baptist !
Church Sunday. The pastor was at
-Elizabeth in the iporning and at.L?aur?ll
Ttill ToTRcv. Chism at 4 o'clock, J
report a heavy day's work with good a
results. Rew J. E/ Mack is a very T
f .r. ?*?
ro leapct ' . ""
broad man and he and Rev. Parker
RlYiT their t'lUi'rcnos are cooperating
nicely, 1 A finer spirit prevail* here
between the two churches than can
be founds anywhere. We have thrown
away that old denominational "sYuTF
and pulling together ior bwl aiul
humanity. ' .' '1
SN APSHOTS AM) JOTTINGS
One of the greatest meetings, from
many an angle, ever held in Granite
vine, was i.ne r irsi anniversary hum
installation services of the Rev. E.
J. i)aniels sa pastor of the Bethlehenj.
Baptist ChUrch, which began
Monday night, .March the <>th and end-,
e'd Sunday, March IMb. Rev. W-m-.
Cnlcnian' of North Augusta. S. CT
Monday night with his persuasive
logic and the intense earnestness with
which he dealt with the "vanle of
a good-shepherd^* reasoning from the
iil'.H chapter of the prophecy of Ezckiel.
It \yas one of the most logical
and appropriate gcrmons we have
ever heard. '
Tuesday njght. Rev. W. T. Kenner
preached a practical sermon from the
11th chapter of. Genesis, admonishing
the church nf the importance of
i better.system of child training. Ire
dwelled'at length upon the irreparnt?le
harm ~ClVat- -im-ar iably - results
from the neglect of the proper eild
raining.., . 7~V .
Wednesday nighty Rev. J. E. Palmero
of Gi'anitcyille preaehed a very
strorfg sermon on the independence
of the Baotist ?Lie-..pleaded
for fewer churches and for hte ad
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vent of the day when the Baptist denamination
sa a whole would realize
the importance Jamf prosperity of laself-supporting
church.
-Thursday?nighfe. Rev. A.?W:?Hill,'
B. P., Aiken, S. C. in his usual mannoivenn
ied thing's his way. Ifo paid
a glowing tribute to the old. old story;
of the cross, declaring that it the
only remedy .for a perishing, drifting
a ml lost" world. "It and it alone is
the power of God unto salvation to
every one that accepts it" he said.
Sunday was a home-coming day.
The feature of tlie morning was the
address "The laymen in the church
and what can they do ?'' bv Mr T. L.Toney,
Aiken, S. C. It wasone of,the
driest addressess coming from.a'laymen
we have ever heard. "Mr. Totfey"
declared that dhe "priest-ridden" days
of the Baptist Church are on the
wane and that the day is-not far distant
when the laymen shall have the
proper, recognition that is justly due
him. lie further declared tha the
Baptist minister who pver strives to
keep tho'-nymen down "ami contends
and ill fi'l- '1'-| the fon.-t i..ninfr?of thr
Baptist Church is a preacher monopoly
must suuiv-of necessity -he discarded
as. a hack number aiid as one unfit
to marshal! the Baptist forces in
the limelight of the intelligence of the
20th"century.
The Sundya School was taught by
Mr. lb Athony Jones ?_>f Aiken. S. C..
one of the strongest laymen of the
.A. .M., L. ( hurch. Anvonp: the much
information'uncovered by Mr.'.Jones
was that the great commission was
givne- t<>_ the church ami not to the
preacher alone; and as a result the
responsibility, of making: the world
Christian' devolved upon the church
ami not- upon* any particular class In
*he church., He paid a glowing trihuto
of re poi'i to the New T.crJUimenfcand
Baptism ami the Lord's Supper
were s t rirt ly church nrdiuan"Ce~s aTid
that they were strigtly Committed to
he church and not to any man or set
of mens in he church.
Rev. John Cullat- of Aiken spoke
von"forcibly on the extent <d"4he pastor's
oversight rn hte Baptist C'hurch;
Other noted lay-speakers that had
something to say, during the w'eek
W?\te: MisLEveretta Lantly Jones of
the Aiken High School, who delivered
a strong address on "How-to handle
lit.l.Ui..fulks--in the .ciuirciu" -Mr. Rcuhin
Golden, Prof. "G. E. Hammonds.
Mrs. 1;. B. Morris and I'rof. R. Li Nix
of. Aiken, S. C. -?
Rev. J. W. Miles of Grafiiteville, S.
CI preached f+re sermon Sunday. It
was snori, iogu-ai. ana to tne point.
Thirs etrdcsl one of the greatest meeting
evoMnvJtJ in Graniteville among
Negroes. '
- An pastor of the BeThH'h^nii Rajillst
?uh-<year, ?There - are evidences that
he FRureh" has been strengthened nuBetlehom
is a fine people, ranking
among the best in the State. Since
hein^. here. sa ' pastor, . we have had
*ve+y courtesy accorded us that could
lie reasonably expected and as a reside
our heart overflows with the
pro fondest of gratitude towards ,this
ireople. Our -sfogan for. 1927 j* a
'Graeter Bethlehem." Come, downind
help us.
SII.VKH SPRING
BAPTIST (BIRCH.
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A rlelil litis M-en nanging over the ^
hufeh for two years. The-women'
latd.-^we arc tired." The money was
aised ,and on last Sunday the debt ^
' ii
!wasjgaiict?lltf^. Wi' don't? mean V>
Tsay1 IHaT The men are not working:, M
' bat they jufct doift do things fast e- th
I iwudi fur us, Ilu; vuung?iHMwlt: jil
| wanted a piano for the Sunday' School. Bi
What dlcl the women do? Listen; 1 el
i-we put a- SafQlLOX) piann. in tin* chinch, uu
| and our first rally, we raised $174.75,
and we have a splendid plan for rats- lit
ing the balance. '& |ch
..Eevery thing is moving on nicely. \V
We have . been \vithout~"n shepherd to;
for four months, but God will answer ijii
prayer. W<><. xvilUbe given one very lei
soon, and one that will lead on to W
I victory.. ~r'.\ . ? 1 M
Thesplendid Iviegro program ^flvon . ..
on last ..Sunday evening at Silver j -
-jSfHtttg tinptist"cnurcn was enjoyed bu
by all: ? t?a
' The program was as follows: ? a?;u:
Music?Negro National 'Anthem'
.Invocation Rev, Cohbs. at
Mu-ic?Roll: .Jordan. ^-^^2
I.ittU' Brown Rnbv?Miss Panloi-n. ?
Hnmlrn. v tie
Scol I)em Chillun?Master .L F. en
* Thompson. ; ' he
-Music?Witness for my Lord. 1H
Lias, Lias?Miss Mary E.. Hick?otir"he
Impudence?Mrs. P. II. Thompson. R(
Old Black Joe?Misses . Hamlin, bo
: Hickson ami Hill. . /. I)i
Inst rumentiil solo?Miss Nell It. ed
; Nicholas.; r???? * ? rt
Jho-rising of the race?Mr. J. II.
Robinson. " . . Co
Lullaby?Messrs* C. A, Johnson,ami?an
Thompson. . ____ tr?
The progress of the Negro race? ai.1
Mrs. R. G? Reese. jinn
Young oiniio?i- Miss C.'T. Jackson" t"u:
Music? Wicked Race; "" ' M
Live neighborly?Mrs. C. A. John--'
son. * \v
Women people?Mrsr-M; J. Pulite. flh
Remarks?Mrs. M. J. Crawford.d<>
We wish to' extend our heartiest M
thanks to Misses Nichalos, Hamlin an
_and Hickson for their willing' Co-op- ph
oration that has- been shown* ty us ?t
during the. entire year. Whenever "Te
you call upon them they are ready, jii
working in all the churches, alike;uad
in the classroom they are won- rjs
dors. You can tell that Miss Hamlin ist
is on the joty. The little folk are pro-' as
grossing nicely. Miss Nicholas our a.:
music, teacher is wonderful in class- ' ca
room anil at pi-mo. Everybody is ' ve
charmed when she plays. Miss Hick- W1
son is busy with the gihls making' vvj
spring di^ssos ana coats. She too,1 w.t
is on the job. . . J wj
- Eeverything on the West End is t-h
moving along nicely. May God con- fa
tinuc to bless our work in church and ch
school. . j \y
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oinm.ij ?;;? u mgn day ai mown ^
Chapel Church. .. ' At
The Sunday .School met. at 10:80
with superintendent, Mr. Sanders.'
j.holes:on \vas wcll'discussed by all y,
of. the teachers and members of the ^
sghool. It was reviewed hy Miss.Geor--?
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jia.Met/., one of our teacher* of Cljn-. ,
ton, S. C. * ' ~
The A. C. Ff. Reaguo niet at 5:30
with the president, Mr. .Jesse Mar- ^
sha'l. ...
I night 7ft Thff home"of M rs. N. E. Cook.
I wjvii hi and. The young people onlay
ed a pleasant evening. !_
? Mr Willie Nance has" nought a
_ cit
Ford car. We hope for him a jdea<nv\
time .during the summer. .
? Mr*r- Sinnie Lou-Rym?. is up agalh :.)(|
and ahle to be out. ^ *
?'"We "Were blessed Sunday evening
.-with, a burning sermon by Rev. Anderson.
His text was taken from Gen.*-^1
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Chester Paragraphs ^
-"A large crowd -was prseent at .the
High School building on Friday night ,and
enjoyed the entertainment given
by the G-irls Progressive Club of the Cc
school, of which Miss Elizabeth Fos- ;
tor, is. president; Miss Helen Bugha- an
nan, secretary; Miss- Roberta Ross, ga
treasurer and Miss Ernestine Burr, fe:
directress. The room was beautiful- th
ly decorated, in each croner. was a
booth bearing over-head, a placard, in th
the form of a puzzle as to the Ve- 1freshmenta
served. A very pleasinig m;
song, with comely inurements was
-sung by several- of -the: igirfrrr dveSselL Cg
"a^T farmer men and women. The ap
plause was so haughty that the song
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1 ? ANNOUNCI
8 DEAR FRIE.NDS:
1 wisK to advise you that I
? at 1 I I 2 Washington Street. - I am
5 men'fTsMts an d ladies' r.oats.^coat
8 Let me urge you to look over hay
All clothing made to measi
8 ^at anymii e. I know I can save y<
? beSF See me for youf spring suit;
Mr Qeorge W. Allen who t<
5 John Ruckharner of Charleston, S.
8 department. 1 ?hall look to see y<
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ate and South. - - <
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?rupt'UU'd?to Mm flight of nil i.
itjs Krnostine Burr was pianist ^for
<: '1 iiis unique alfair was
'll "" < |I"' Mi?g ?
irr are being commendede for the
ltcrainment which was indeed"" a
?velty. ?
On tiie sick list are:>-Mrs. Mary ?
ice, Loomi^ .Street; Sir. John Arie,
MeLure Street; Mr.?antf- Mrs.
m. King and two.children; Mr Dan
rvis"; Mrs. Sarah..Gaines; Mrs* Min
i' Kiiig.Finckney Street; Miss Ad- ._t._L?
lie Fair, Walnut Street; Mrs. Jane i~ ,r >
ado, Jeter Street; Mar. Jane Macon; ??
.s-.. Liilie B. Macon; Mj:. ltobb MaMr.?XV,
-F ra n k 1 i n. ?? ???-?
Mr. and Mrs. JamCs Tprry S'vilin ?
ry, spent the week-end with their . '
rents, 3lr. and Mrs. Charlie. Stewt,
Center Street.- ! ^7- ?
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson, Jr, are .
home from .New York City for a
ty few months, with relatives.
Ali"i ilanie Henderson and two lit- " ~ 7
sons were called home from Hold,
W. Va. because of the death of ..
r lather, Mr. I^eter Huhovant. Mr.
movant had been in declining
akh for about three years, Mr.
ibei aUyers was in charge of the
dy. which was buried Sunday. Mr.
movant was a very highly respect- .. :
citizen. lie leaves several childh
and 111 art v sad friendsT "* .w
Iwr. Mutton Attles au4*J#i?e, ac"
mpanied by Mrs. Attles' brother
d hig wife motored here from De-- ,
rit, in Mr. Attles Dodge- Coach, to ' ..
Lend the funeral of Mr. 'Attles'
Jilier, Mrs. Ella Mil"" Th?y ?n ?
rued Tuesday.- takinir with them
iss Pearln Attles. ' " / '
The entire city, was shocked on ' .
ednesdax?when the news flashed^
at Mis. Ella Attles had died sudnly
at her >1011)0 on Loom is Street.?
is. Attles was an estimable,woman id
a loyal member of the Tmm- d !
lant unurcji." I1 he funeral was-held ? ??
. the A. M. E. Zion Church. The
rmon was preached by Elder Har>
of Columbia, assisted by Elder
irton, Spartanburg and Elder Mori
of Clinton.. Several Chester minors
spke briefly on the deceased, ^
a nieghborj friend, citizen; Chirisin;
wife anft mother.?The* Couoh' .
sKet was ot pearl urav crqshH v"]
t with extension handles, lined with
rite- smocked silk, with a beautiful
?sJ of pearl gray soft .silk. Music
us furnished by the Triumphant
i-ir. The lloral tributes came from
r and naer, and were borne .into the
urch. by numbers of flower girls.
ith . fctirtevtaker Robert Ayers in
urge the body .wiVs laid to rest in - * ;
l'n oil Cemetery, beside hcrHohu "RTF! '
nw.-.i Km?Aulcn- who prccocded her T
the .grave just a year ago. Mrs.
ties leaves aftousband, Mr. Robert
ties, and . sevcyal c hildren'.
Mrs. Roberta Williams and baby,
ks. Islam he l'1 ice nut n and little son,
aster Rufijs_ and "Mrs; ' Strothcr
osli.t of Detroit are in the city; hav- |
come to the funeral of their moth? V_
}'-Mrs. Klla ""Attles!
The High School double quartette
ng, by. * request at the banquet at 4
e A. It. P. Clqu-ch (white) ' on
icsday night. Each number was ap
diiu iiuiu,\ turn|mi11il*iitax*y reirks
wore made.
pr. nad Mrs. C. -A. Dawkins and - ?.
;tor of-Union. passed through the r^"
y Sunday.
The QueenV Contest will he held
..Calvary Jiaptist Church on March
.^Misses. Dewey McDowell and-An8"
Garrick are directresses. Much
thusiasm is already shown and a '
eat time i?~ anticipated. ; rr-'
Mr.. William Alexander . motored,
IiL?Saturday fromT'Morristown, N
to spend a l'e\C days with his sick
and-motheiv Mrs. Jane Wade.
. .. . ANNOUNCEMENT
To the ministry .and laity of the
ntral_South Carolina Conference:
Tlys [ iinii". tn inform? ytm that I 4
i a candidate for election as a delete
to the forth c.ojiwfig General Conrence
and am begging your suffrage " .
rough this medium.
1 have nothing to commend me for '
e position, hut my church record. .
have been and loyal to my church,
y- fellow-man and God.
Thanking you- in advance for your ?ZT'CT
iTsTdcraTih"" nTTiTn, T nm yftiii??i??
Cliarlev Walker. ?7?
Clerk of Trinity A M V. t'hn^h,??:
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EMENT ~
have opened a Tailor Shop g
carrying an alhwool line for ?
suits!.and.one piece dresses. :5
line.
jre-, your choice of any sflyle |2
}u money 'rind crive vnn iKe c
rilored for fifteen years with X:
C., is manager of the ladies ,?
U* come in. - X
' llh Hest Wiiht s
I Am Yours. i
N; H. Ollins.'Cen. Mgr. 1.
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