The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 04, 1927, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, June 4, 1927. :
? I Church News
. , ^ - By REV. J.
ao.oo^ao.o^o.o^^cb>^c?^^accc^
SI. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL 1 HI UUli
Thj; ,,,st anniversary of the St.
- Luke's glen's (Mub \vas celebrated at
(..Uli-.'u IIi.ll
v c rrrj-rr- ~*?iauie?UHy evening,
May 1 St-fi.. The members' of the Club .
. thy rector of the Parish and quite a1
?-?1-immWr of .vopre?wvt?Uve# fromTh? other
chiirdhes of the city attended.!
j
'1 lie program consisted of singing and .
' * ypeakingi'-- Mr-. -X? 44. Smith, president
of the Clulywas master of;ceremonit's.
A ftei^thtf opening song and invo'i
ation the secretary Mr. F. P.
Paul'made the introductiony reamrks
Thto President then followed with the
v_ "iristory .and- Purpose of_the Glub."
The following gentlemen there, each
addressed the gathering bringing
meetings from their ' respective
churches. Air. .Charles Dannelly and
Mr. 'Charlie""''Vinson both, of Wesley
?? M. te< church. Mr. Simon Bates of 1
" "Jones - Chapel A. 51. K. Z. church! J
Ij _ ^/AlrrAV IS". Ro'iCTioPoIikIi First"Calvaryj
Baptist church and Mr. Marion Kv
?-ins of the I'nion Baptist church.
Kaen in turn were, heartily applaudd?
L)J fun, thuir toiuelk'1%- spoken, winds '
of encouragement.
lTIic?principal speaker of The even"
?a, >i... ?r??r. < r~ ~ i
...f, iii mi' jiemuii ui rroiessor U. '
. Martyn instructor at Allen.U-j
myersity was then introduced by "Mr. I
It. S: --Roberts, photographer.; No,}
"paths were "spared by1 Mr. Roberts!
iii speaking of -the fine.qualities of'
7 : the distinguished gentjerpun. ProfW-|
7.V?iw -Dow then more than measured
: tip tn the remarks hy. the very splen
~ " dtrf addros whicVr Covered every
phase of Social Service work for our
race. At the close; of his talk he
".received a ?ory hearty applause^and
comments oii all sides.
Mr. II. T. Marshall master^df So-rurf-service
hour and refreshment^
ttien announced that his programme
was "now on."1 And all retired. to_
^ ??? "
another room where all were .sumplously
served with fruit -punch cake
tuwl 'divers sandwiches. The visitors
were . high .in '-itheiw praise for the
nearly- reception*.
. The IioctorTicbom n a n i e d by Mr. R.
I S. Roberts, motored dp to Newberry
??Sinn lay afternoon . to. preach" the annual
-sermon for St. Luke's Pa-:
rochial school of that city at 4 p. m. |
Rev.. Brawn Reported having a very (
i line evon?*g~at the churph with its I
friendly people, who, he'a'rtily recej.v-'
ed ihem, and spared hb pains uTmaking
their short""stay a pleasant
11 :? uill'i Alter the service they received
the strong handshakes of many
people even of other churches. They
were then served sumptpusly at the
residence of Mrs. Elsie A. Daniels, i
wife of the iate president -of - the |
school. Miss Alberta Daniels, his I
daughter is now the efficient president^
' of the schopl. Father Brown expressed
. to them. hjs> hearty offer to.
he of further service to- them'.
fTheT Finlay, Bishop of
the" diocese--Wilt ~yneaeh and ad minis-!
ier._.Lhe rites , of Confu;mation?to a
???class su;"iil:iy evening June 5ih tit sj
. p. mM at Si. Duke's church, '
NOTES FROM WHEELER HILL.
.4
______ ? .1
The third quarterly conference of i
St. James A. ^1, K. church convened |
Friday night; 'May 20,Rev. E. A.I
Adams, D. I)., presiding elder, pre
grading." oTlm devotion was conducted
. , ''V the p F/. who read the first Psa.
and gave an exegesis on the same,
After. .which the .conference-was organi/.ed.
The roll was called with
TTT "The business of the Conference was
dispatched to' the satisfaction of ial
jftesent. The presiding elder *was
* fbil of smiles US is his usual custom.
Brother J. A. Lyles \vas elected seci
clary and the writer, reporter to
? / the-paper. ?-?- ? ? : - 1 ..-toay 1 '
The reports, show an increase aiong
'alMines financially and numeri...?
..^caily? Afl Af the auxiliaries of the
church made sp.endid reports, each
of their) having a spendid amount of
money in The trensnrv I
The presiding elder . complimented
thc, work of the church in most befitting
terms. The members have im
pliiif. .confidence-in the leadership -oT
Itev. J. I'. Washington, who Is a tire
less worker, himself, who bellves in
seeing things go ahead. The business
side of the, conference was completed
on Friday night.
Sunday we had an unusual good
lime all day. There*is an organization
Among the Methodist preachers
Ihijp cit.v Known as the Union Qwr
terly meeting.- This was born in the
mind <rf 3tcv. S: D: Wallace,' pastor^
of Sidney Park C, M. E. church.
.At 3:30 o'clock this meeting con?
vened for the benefit -of St. Jameswith
the following named ministers
. ? ; .1 . \ ; ,\
??????
/ . : ; _, ?J5
' of Coluyibia f
C. WHITE . J.
UCJ&\CUWaCh*00?0&.CtOC?Oyvvi-,v:> - j
present: ,i)rs.* j; K. Board, S, B.
w uUuec,Revs, L. k, JVlatssey, iiui'iinyton,
and Janves pastor of heesvilk; t.
M. lv. chui eh. Tne seriiion was preach
ed by Kev. lviaasey. Every iuc -who
knows itcvif. .Mi^sey. can imagine
.'what kinu of sermon it waij.,.li was
a -spiritual -feast Which every '.mm enjoyed.
When th<. reuort was read hv
the secretary at the Hn.se?of tWJueuxing
Sunday. night,.it showed that
Urc. iiirgest amount was raisedd last
time in the history of the ehuvchrtty"
Sunday, than was raised .-.ny oih.o:
thiv- you can see that St. James is"
lorgmg her way by leaps and hounds. I
It is being said by every body that |
St.- James is enjoying thc. greatest
.season of prosperity under the,-,leadersiiin
of the present incumheiVt in
the person>of Rev. J. P7 WaslrjhgTon."
Rev. Wasningtcm knows how to bring |
imngs to pass. Uur .Sunday School
work has increased more than fifty
j)t-r cunt. The writer on joys the distinction
of lifi.ng Che secretary, therefore
knows whereof, she -speaks.
Everybody is singing the praise of
"Ke\'. Washington for0the wonderful
manner tin which is carrying* On
the work tif St. *-J.nmii.s?tuul-1 his is
rightly due him for he is without
doubt- one^ anionif the most successTul
pastors Tn the State, lie knows
how to handle the people, thereby get-,
ting .the best results. -*ff*-*y,<ni don't
believe these things; Cohte and see
for yourself' ?- ' * . ' \ .
SiilNKY PARK C. M. E; tliHU'llSunday.
School was opened at 11?
o'clock, the usual hour, with th,. superintendent
and teachers at their post
of duty. A full discussion of the lesson
was held; after which the superintendent
reviewed it in full to the
entire school. The Sunday School is
making progress and' as_}jsu;$ is in
creasing the toial numliiT ?>T teach-j
ers. * Dr. J. E. Watts', an etlieient
member of0 this church, is'now toaching
the .junior class,Oil
account of the had weather, the
attefidanegwas-siHaib--Cfe Farmer " ?>'
Birmingham, Ala. (our ex-pastor) delivered
the sermon, which as usual was
enjoyed by-all.
League Service^ -began at- .0:00 P.
M. A good program was rendered.1
-?tch<? ' -illy fame to its close Friday
-night. Dr.?Farmer puuaehe^L.aga m.
We are all glad't^ .'Hliv'e Dr Fanner
back to call on us. Ht? is always
welcomes '*
' Services at usual hour next Sunday.
Thq. public is invited to attend.
DR. ft. W, MANCL, A.M., I). 1).,
CAN BF, ULIX TFI). \MLI,S()( TH
'^CAROLINA DO IT? r_
By Rev... II,. E. Emanuel.
It is . eminently certain that at
least tfour. Bishops and possibly, fivewill
be elected at Chicago next .May.
Already (Tierpolit ienl and ecclesinntica'l
tocsin mis been sounded .for the ,
"Primary Skirmish." Mefn and mens
Tires are being discussed presumably i
to get thr. t-ar of the connection. Sen- '
* i
timent is being moulded. The..cutis-',
os of many men who have given to |
the chuvftl a bfttthsmi and meritorious
service, and who stand high in tly
connection as ."Kcclesiasjical stars of
the first rnatrnitude." arc being chani
pinned .by riien gifted in oratory and
literary attainments; in other words,
iij .every...*ronnectional, work and cor- J
nor, the Bally-IIoo haa begun. Wei
cannot now say with assurance just
who will be elected, but it is - our
prayer that the fortunate ones will
all be goqd, wise nad proficient men.!
ThP church needs none other. A- !
mong the many episcopal aspirants,
there ig one mail whom South Carolina
delights tu'hunor, -as we believe that"
he will meet every requirement Of a '
Bishop. He is the possessor of a
unique personality which is both
pleasing and dignified; whose, liter
M ry iiHuiiiiii?[iis are unquesuonanie,
and greatest of all he is possessed
with the true spirit of Chirst which
enabfes him to stand but as" a "poU. j
isherf shaft" in the ecclesiastical
-v f .4
woi'lrf, ami, that, man is Itobert Wcs.t'on
Mance o?~South Carolina, presid-1
injr elder' of the Charleston District
and ex-President of Allen University
Columbia, S. C. Dr. Mance is South
Carolina's choice for the Bishopric.
He can and will be elected, but we
must take nothing for granted.?We
must he no the . alert to put him ov-1
_er. Will Soutrr-Caiolma do it
must, not co to sleon in this t-riuiiut
momenty "A Sfllirb Delegation- -ofMnnee
Men" to?Chicago next May
will be the answer. Our BaUy-Hoo
""ni^jsT TTe""""Mancc'frbf Blslnui." Let'sbegin
now. ? '
-y?t* . ~ .
THE 1'ALMtS'
tttgM
Greenwood News
"Watch your step youvj neighbor
too." " . . _ *
Spring shower J have been constant
visitors to these' parts lately: They
add niueh . to the growth ot vejfetu*ttttti?untj
to "iii 't. I' i 11 ! .
Dr. S. aiuk\, is in Mullins, S.. C.
-its.tlsu.i).r Kei. .J."W. 1.. Ut.uK.ftt imr
revival -Meeting;.- ' . v,
Uev. it. N. Burton wen to U-~
trion last "Safui-day-to eontfOet a meeting
l'or Bey. .1. W. Shaw. '
pt' Allen University^ 'were . welcome
1 q i j I, : h e.ironte
to the ?t?>' net'cont ereiiee of t lie' 1 'ie?l-,
niont. '
AIlss Williams, llic ii:un^htcr of Mr_and
..Mrs. Frank Williams of Market
St. ami a recent eolivKO.graduate of
MJe tl'tlit i -Dn:iri;r ir- ar hnrnemTrnin to
Kim J (traded School of which Prof.
V. Av -Heard -s - principal is having
itr? excises this week in Ml. Pisjsah
A. H. K*?t-httrrhr- ThfMO OXerelS'es
are attracting; lai'jrc crowds. We eon{rratula.'.o
Principal Heard and his as- j
soeiates lor the. n/anner in which;
tirev handled the fhugrani.
.Mrs. Daisy 1>. Hotmail; principal and"
of tin; West Km! Graded
ixlwdl liai! lu-r iiivam' "Trntr1
SuhTlay riijttcrnTToti?whe+v shic -htwl-the
/lim> Uicfrigi^fiVitiding; dedicated.
Address were made by Rev. i
R. II. Marshall. Prof; W. -E. Black-)
of the city school. Mr Kenneth Ba-'
ker of the trustee hoard and the Rev.
I. W. Mack sort* of the: Presbyterian
Church also delivered timely address.1
Quif.t, 11 crowd;* was present at this J
service? v " j
This week the liosiny exercises are ,
I tini'n t I
-p *
\Ve doll' our hats to this extra-]
ordinary feat of Mrs. Holmnn and
her associates for the accomplishment'
of their deal. May their tribe in- i
crease. ?<?- w?, - _
l>r. D. 1.. Withcrspoon of (ireonvjlle
was i'a t lie city this week on busiin
KHi njai s ~ ?
: \ ' Xrijuly Mt K. Church .
Rain prevented jis from havinjj our
-ruaaxUa;_ieii:vkti_last. .Sunday morning.
But at the evening service, the pas
t he delight'<if jiaivnt:s and friends.
MisS liosa l-e.cj fares of Spiirtanluuv,
a -trained nurse . (>y prYiTessjon,
is .vUirirrjf her parents,.Mr. nfid "Mrs.
S.-.I.* .Ioni'<ni llaekeM St. r
. 1 .Ml'.-Kajr. u ho is in the employ of
your "Uncle Sam" is .vishiim1' his fuini^.
ly mi Baptist St. f
Mr. Uoheri \\" ill id ins is putting' Hie
tinlshin^- tourT. on his beautiful hnnu'
on the corner of Mae'll'd'a ami- Byrd
Streets.
' / '
lie vs./ I'. 'AW Ihmtrlas^ and AW T.
Harris .visiteel the conferences at
Co|;>".hiiry ninl> hgwngffs; last week.?
I if. Ki A. Adasvis. presiding eider
pi 'he Co.ninhia 1 >istl ift, "also seeiaj,aiy
to Bi>hop Joint Hurst, wait pleasantly
rceciyvd .at the (ireenw'ooif Dis^
H'iel C.'iiiift rvn.e*j last week. He. was
riryompa'nii <1 hy _Mrs. AddntS
Mrs. 'Amanda ?Herbert spent last
- Tuesday 4tv-N'-rw+.e?H;y- hisiti HK-hetvsi.sl.er,
Mrs.t.l>icit. Warper.
? Mr. and ST.'I'eni?T of Florida are
in the city visiti.ijr tfi^iii ['.iirent/Mrs.
Kinniu l-el:'rii! 'op Cliiiin.ni St, They
' are enroote to the mountains for j he
sunt liter., i ., ... s !
Z mt: it, mi: MeciiTee is piyi.ntr~,tiis
.rade.in MeC'irriniek this week.
"Study.lkup Bone" and-his pliilosif'nKv
if v..ii/? i.iioi ;?>
Amorij; tTie Schools
Brewer. Nornvat f.Tatluatinp-' exov-.M.
Church Friday niyht. Twohty'Jills
and .six
hny>r-eoivi|tosed-4lu! .class. , .
.Miss Sarah .\;tncc, valedictorian;
s'tibje t "No-fit tory \vitHoiit Fybor."
.Mi>s Ola Mae Marshhll, the salutalorlaiT,
stilt iec t: "W-,. build the- ladder
hy whir!) we climb." 1 >r. A. K. iIiija"_i.ii;.
ill' Cu'tiirilh. dt li vcrcd. Hit' ad
address..aad Principal llilyard tho'di^"
plpmas. " ;:r? * ~ ^r~"7
I'rincipal Hiiyard's resignation was
aniKtinic'iU cd'en i\c'( leuiher1 tstr?1+e
tfi>es i t?rt^HsHU'li>hia a.:- - associate sec-.
rotary of tl.U' Chinch FMonsio^)- <lcpartmcnt
at' the C. M. K. Church?*"1"*^
Mrss Daisy-"A.. VValI(t:r is homo after1
having eonmleiod a very successful
school term at U'inris.horo. '
TTO LEADER
nntsinantnracrnvi>
perience means skill fW|M g
I ability?the reason -2
y yourcan place ut- rMS 1
st confidence in our |Y|jn| 1
Iity to serve you best. |
p e r i o r equipment,
derate cost, care in
if y- detail assured. --tiir
spoke very e.ltertjvely lr<mv It.'.
! J_Diul_._Ldt-}l. Stit>ieet: - Ktriiii y:
?pt me?pcrron arret doctrnw'or chili C*
Quito a farge'cro\vd was. present to
I hear twin. ,x ~
Our Sunday School is niovjti^ aloiiK
nicely.- AW" "Are ' planning;;~frrr
^Children-Day exercise on the se<ntid
r.SiMiday m ^.Tuiie . '
I l)r. Bell of -Attimt^.-tlarw ill''conduct
a tVookVi nieel int^Miot+n her.ii :ny .11;
i"i:?th. - -v. * " V ' '
Bishop 12... CD liichartU?o will. 4>o-with
us'mi the third 'Sunday in .Itint?:
,Ml li.auh Hiuttdi??'
BeVv'Adams of t in* Ha|it i-( ii.ii . li
'tJill' |).isun .ui'l .Ml. I.. 1 , 'J .1 .
represented us at Use* District Con~fr-rer.ee
tTTTTT week. 'Hit tuns'...!
, moil was preached hy him.
Kev:". Harris-of the'Bnpti { (Jiiji" '
J,'Wires are now hei-uj* 1 i?1 ?'["-* - preparatory
.'to the.'emiiiiff of the, eijrii
| teenth . session of tht. d'U'dindiil Anmini
Conference:jn Xpvohil* , k
.-us.' ~ <
??-?:?: '
?^^ w ? ;
Aiken News
' All the schools <>f AikcsiU'irc ri'owd
and the eliih!re.Tare elan to be-frye
and I'.itvo \acation hi tin* "opej. >v jAnions
those winyy^fo.' North
last week ffyi'i'i ^fwwiilliys ?? ; . r?ide
* Kiii#iiiikfs id I a~ 11 iifi^is, . *\i. i's~~
. si's l>ai ki:is. k. 4 tart. ALiii.: ;iif a:.il
Wildttniit.
.Mr. t?? M. Mirk son {U'dnipaM^ed liy"
M is kHtnl?^iaiilvlin 11 ? I.> <?to?
toivd. to . 1'endlrton last . Kriday to
LPctwlletoii County rTt'niiiiitg St-lv?>1.
flicuity, returned with, them .ait
vefy suei-efsj't.l year's V ork tin-,*-.,'
Anions lljos.c who.will 1 olive for
I Tampion, Va. next U'jH-lc* ;u> attend
the .Summer, Xnrfnal S'.oi' Tj'UcIwt.-*
! from . Aiken are: Misses Kin'ma K.
. __Aj'i'i I'd 1,111, , IfiHH,
iJIamiltun and Franeeiiia Kfrii Isrt>vn(f,k
| The Commencement AddrdsA to
I Scholield hy J'rof. CJ. A A Si'asldton of
Allen t' 11 i v e ifr ky, \*;is indeed -scholar!
ly and twuit^n^ji}iilvriiHiijkl nt^'tVAioii'-oa
, his hetueis. . .:niii-jk;'.eia!, .1 icl.oiiilli11
j was his suhjerj, and -lie .referred to
j lite hop*.?of oni'?rn'T deivm!-' <-tt tin!
e.r '-train ins- ? ? iis -y; nili. Tine
. (.'.hiistian ediu.nth.n is live ? :iI>
;.1 ion- in our niy iy . vexiiiy pr./Mtins
j.Jiaiwo ri.tiliylil.
The" ('omoiuoment" Ad iivrs n'.'lhr
! Aikon-firadod 'Solnml hy l!: v, A. 1*'."
li. Ilurry v.a-?;i i mi
I vary insplrmtr. ' . I
|'~ TfioHTThliy jTtTrTT7,s--r.r,-i;>-\' .1.?AVtMilesMeain
pleasure .that. he-'almost
l7ihi.-elT a.coin. after . ha. ivy
.such, a si rr<?us .. a'. i-i;l?-ii( ?.;?. Kay.--i'
-j?nn?ia>'i ?? ifi s.- mrn;': rr ami a
riU*iil l?0 doliyhled "vvlu n is
sumo his duties as partyr of hi-M
i..-. 't'lijiiaa- 11 W.
Aiken's most- pioipinoift yinter ;Uni-rlsls
tfiivo the AiUvit'4i: ..do ! Schisui
stiod.oo. W'ifh (hfs aiiiiiiiut"." TRiTri,~!
sewinjr machines aild mai- felwtww
irnn was purchased for t lit* >v\\ loyr |
^department. ..........
Jt was \liruuuh the tmtiriujr vllWts
I''.Mr. r.. Klliott Ball, who i; dointr?
ill within his power to hrlp t-he p: --j
eipa'l and his. co-worker.- to eipiiy
the-school with all thoirtHA uros iuodod,
that tlifts neat' donation- vt'as so-j
--ettred- ffoin Mrs. JXitchcacjc.??
y The schndl neefhr :r kin'Mi. i: rahhu't '
[ vci* hadly. A jirift from our.'Tionds !
1 for ?- cabinet, wi]J he highly appfeefrf:!
ted. v 'v j
Mrs. does1, of AltroV old r-iti- j
/.ens was Tturied fron/ fhoTl'ro.-hy- |
tyrian-Mission on'JKunday. Ma? 2i'th.
(- A. gripping sermon was pyfnrhod
at Si'rnnri Baptist' ('hnrrh l.i-t Siw
day night Ity Rev. Williajn Arnold,
a former Aikenite, who now reside
in New York?City.
The home or Mr. an^l Mr-, lanairn I
Bland that is being erected oil Fairfield
Street by Aiken's leading coii7tractor*,?MetIhee
tttttI $tc(lhen pl'db)
he?a real?thing of heaoi v
when completed. .r1"""
Pint^ A w> It1 .y.'H in
-l.he eil y voslei /fay on lnisine~>. =0E
is very bu^y making -preparatitn'is for
the Svininief X(>rinal for TeaelvnT th.rt2n?July
23'. v . , *' '
-1- ...........
?I ' " '' .1 . , .1
>? >1 i s I !!()M lip; <ii.oit(;i:i()>v>
* , . DIS'JKICI'.
i i.'t1 ' /: ii'l< l ( Oilfvl'CBl'l
! . ?!t? Ucilu-lv A. M. K. i4uuv-h
1 - < ~.T ? ? .M,i; 1 .'lli. w ith the Ili'v
4-i??U-?\ !.' ?. 1?tj?p I-'..
'.J i < ;i;.l ( : ? icisc^ wvsv.coVwllfcP
jvti ti>;t; :>/ sistcil l?j
\g--. \\ . j', i.iiK'i!11! i H* .1. Dobbin,'l.in
. yrub ion y .1.- pcrlWiCMl by tin
j vbr -vi. u- '?(' U,:- \\'. 1'. ('innlina
1' j.i !'. *,'i.i"* tn.^ un.'.iTu'. i'.iiv .is. ui.'n?-1rnb
-l? 1 : . : f-l
all'! t * |;m!<i. H'iv :if'jitii tit mviil pi
i "V .|4 1 -7i" /' * ,
-1 -..{wv- fri- ii .|'<t i-1
' ' ' ft* vt'.i'."<ii infant liap
1'' .in?a . lii'j.i-. i?i " i.\?,-ln !U'\. .J. A
jlii. rl..' f|i ; I >. }\ i i ii). jirc
u' i.i:. -t,-b-tlu- -Vll l'^ixant . |iiK*iv:vs,
U ). W.?,\1 urpli, !.>_ I).
??;?v ; '. ,v, .?rt=?.M.. ! :.
ci.:ur<-h. ( ha.rK'. ? n wore introduced
>:' !. "J.he work - and
: jiiyly Vyijb dclivT...
' i.i .; ii -.. S. .'J. 1 )i,}jliiifT'. Sor'
' ' 'v " ! > .' < .! by Hon.-.
K- . an t i.' 1. .during
iffi r 1" - - j *' "
I v.:.r::( i t-.pbr?.>_-v. ( ix-:. icat( by
u J - ' I'n-. 1 W
:/\ -J. T.. fn (!'iT.Ts. 1C A l-irowji,
'" .V :i;; . y. r .. Vi\ . Jv. ?(Ji con.
Hi.i.ii' n't yni |iiim.>;
: I - / ' __ - " :l! IIL!1' < !-Lu
-a- .j '-, -a^.yi yet. H'J'uU*.
? i . h i'l a. i. < a: i given It.ov.
! '. .Jr.ft.'."' tr.e fTTiin am! his",jriid
. the f-*a-?.ala;-d- eatertai.-i
i'.-- ii.iMiln i of t,l\ts t'on..
-i'Ik). 'i viVhiiiy, ,' * ' .
V - *' ' - ' ' 1r~ ?
: ^ \i'i jsr (iinwti
' M'V.
? <r-? .; , _ _ ; s
... *.\lay "> 1 .-r-Sunday
y.?s.. a \t jy Pad- as" it rained utl
Ti i JiT'>V '"{ " Tm( IT;i SunTlay afterlOv-.n
* ;v u'; - vj ay' pieity. " '
t
On- Spa 'ay on iuunr then* was ot
; mar.;. -;.j .Sunday'.si hdol due to the
I < ;' ! . v. eTt'ft i'r~" TliiT Tessfui . wiis . di's:
TTrr-wry fjTa-vn^ria-ses. .1 hcr-tftfi*
.t ii on. '-fii'.-rev.cvl at MniotiitV
! i ' i ;i. i;f;. aid Sum day.
I h 1 ' iu-in.'' yiy-U lii' ;.- iT'oin oth
11'!^ t 1, a1Each ope reported
|- ...uuuuA- ?tlUW -t -oletuatv- UeLi;i?..le_ueti
{to -ed-did- not preatfh
~l!i_:?IIuiLL v,.iy .j>avhiid- Uxy us. liv ?.
t*.? i. II..". I <1 t>ii* r::;-un. \Ye ask
j j?yv.. tV .i'oywa.y- to" c'ulheHn^afH,. The
? > !! i I .I. in s.'IM'l.
, \Ve are-very jihul to sye a number
| - ' ?nh; f! *? !>.-1 itrji j rom .school.Those
' u-turned' home u.i-ve Misses S_.
' iv !i,< '? :i):jn.. \ io'.et
j i 1u !!u^ukJ TleliJi.- iicix{,on
I t. I.-, i'/'i.ok.;.OliVe .t'lemo'ns 'and majJT.y
olIky.j.i ' '* . - \ :
| r. V. e.! ." ; , Uiliii a sludqnt of
It. 1 'oilfue st- jitn-ii nver a lew days
?' I";i"' and allele Ail", aud-MfS.
. i-.. .,!!< v. ill leave. Thursday
;?; ;"i?; ;i ..!. Ul.io. 7 '
l:'.' ? i tlla.Jys" ('..'fiiian. daughter of
i 'bt -A. I'.'.na':) i-.. home with her I'ath.
Ai'i- - nrriiiw;.\" iT^-n htio for
u.A * Visit ;ny lh-v. Coleman anil
<:a";rLhter. . ' .
i? w? i,. "ivy to- hear oTthe
o ?M M.i >-hM|,miin?,11511
j 11 ^ ' V V'in -MvAVhirter. The
I'UtbY. ... ; r * '
"The i.u.al>v-rs?iif the i'iek list, i>ytv-4m~j'.io\a.>>;
r.ioi.dly. ? These arO' Bri>. Aus
iiTiiT :-;-!i r tTfst." Mr<. .Blanche
I attyison has ak-y hei-n isuifined to
he.r. : ooin. but is heiior. .
Xhuiic.' v.ili ..}>" haptizifynr at ithe
i4:f.?yh% 'a! 'j ) . ;> 1next Sunday.
?'?-?
' ST; i r?N lis Miss ION. '
\<w |??>rr\ . S. ('.
The " . i h"-. ]t. lint wii rector of
St. Luke'.- I'ai Qi Cntumku, S. C.,
preached the annual sermon tor the*1
i*i pal Pa.! i>. hial School at 4:00
u'llgrU p.-- in?. w hiyh wac hhrhlyapprocin'etl
liyyThT s.tudonis patrons.,
aial friends,
Hi .? i..|; v. ]\}\ I!i v. Brown was
.Mil-? !k. S-. llotn'i'tSj 'IJ?. reader"from
Sfv?Jjki " ;: h who assisted Jiiuv
:ti .thy s' l via1. Mr. Kol>orts head the
Psalrrr ittul" ti4?T; ""parf in the entire
service. ' ' .
11 ' - ' a prevailed hy Rev. Brown
V'-tH.- n- in -f\oidast i.m- remumbrancc
i-n tie- minds of those who heard
-him. Tito -x h'ir' h Wfls filled foifis
yiettei! .\'erj ir.'uth their short stay.
J'laMi Lt'eri made to entertain
them 'i> >' ;?!ly. hut they had o pto. On
>|c <!.i\ 'V'"^ May -Jrd the jrraduati :iii*.
e!:;.- .-s ev< TV ises were held. The
ramc> are as !'of(o ws#?.1 ua nita .Rob*'
' -i'n." S;dT?'i',i ;HaT. John ' H. 'Gary,
. ?.;-! r.fc>ic V\ oil-.- Mamie t.dl'y and KuKv.:-.?.
Suffer. Soifie' intend taking col
~a'<-- C 'd.'ind'ia <tnd elsewhere.
T! < -;! y '2 '111 ;i'pluaI.concert wtis 'ttad
1)\ the .-a hool eonsistinjr of sonjjs, rev
_ w<oi "I,'i hiiil ili ilih; and Hi,, school
wound up its tinez&eastm's- work by
? a feay picnic at I.ittle Mountain..
??
* ?
, 2=3
. rAGE mnE.
i KHOl? FROM >iv T.MNC.
* ^ . . f
1 Hy -Jul'",- 1'Mmun. .
*\Vi? wt-ry K'ivcir a warm reception
at iht* 11vi* or six Disrtiet Conferences ? -* .
. we vhilgd in ihe iid'el-osl ol' A Melt~?r~~r_
L ivhiM si'ty u.id th^..Theological school
in particular. Sldviii ElHiS/' Ada his
\ i.i;ce, . Uumsuy ami Lyles
>?.eni t oKave things \voll~ln hand.
\? e . have a'tUMnlc J eyer.y General^i-onto;
whh?nim\> iPld-aint-hhVe as;
kbtdil H+ 4-l'H. ,_igJ, ii,.,M.iiie.ui- I la- '
1 11>1 tj 1 |)ruj(;cl% and al.-o in the interest
pi .South C-aruima. It si-cmn
1 1 tnu .'id 1 .miuih-Jpu ' ayV ihht iJr
Ala nee i.^iipp for- the Hisimpi ic" and
we hopg_Lo he at tjiia General Con-.
. feiirtuHv to- fatdfr- uv his -eiAelhui ' W??
ktw ' sum,, things -to . do;. (jjci/rgia
got two ifishops?at one tune ami it' .
'.South Carolina dee-ides'On any other ' ;.
eandidate. along \Oth; I>i'f jVf.anee.we ,
Iwuuld work lor the- num..that South
Cai ofina' decides upon. J>r. E. 11.
Aie;( i'li 1- t ii 111 l,i 11. '1 ' |'iii -1 >' 1
candidate for the Sunday .School CnQ'M.
ll 'South < .111 ili 111 mi on
divided sfce \HJJ get-sonic result? ' ; ~ - ;r In
a world sul-h a& ou's. iind an
'age like thi.- when schemes and 'prop
"giillil.l l.olti .Ll.L1 f'l oh, Upv-snavo ~
_i a ?.?.. 1 l!M- an^^guaiai.iey fcr~" ' ?
^.\\iil get -justice""?. A? for-' trtrriTij'C^ ^ r~." . 't
We ^u dow n.^0^ ^ ^J^"
_ Soft,, GJgpjsy,Long, Wavy Hair hy
_ ? 1
M. Towns Hair Grower
. Guaranteed tui_Grow. IIaif?and?fcrtvfr-?- ? r~
11 air from Falling.. On? Box will
Convince Uiy Most Skeptical
SI \I) 50c AGENTS WANTED.' '
" WHITE.FOR TERMS - '
"M. TOWNH"
Box Pendleton, S. C.
ooo o.ooo ooo o:aop:oo<yoo?>.oo o oor
? The Economy Shoe ?
i=?= Repairing Shop g*
p . JAKE EUBANK. S, Proprietor ..'0
1 Qua Wa?hinyton Siref t ; |
g Worlc-Neatly and AccAliately Done! g*
? Work 'Called For And L/e! iveyrci fl ' '
P Li.V E-Uir-,A TRIAL I'hone 3926 'P
"I Thank You," g
aooooooooopopooooooooooooo . ?
Quality Pressing Club J
Dry. Cleaning, Repairing, Al- I
tprinii1 'mil ?
"J C,,,K
We. are in business for your convenience
and our living. A little
"Cij-operajion \\+>yld help. _ ,
J. IL DenlfV. Manager ' '
_Y. M. C. A. BUILDING "
Sufntcr St. - Phone 3SG1
J.; FERGUSON HUFF
ri.omsT? :?
M10 Wheat St. . ('nlnniliin m L
- Cut aiid Waxed Flower's
Funeral Designs A Specialty
FLOWERS DELIVERED"- 7
??' ?Mail Orders Receive Special
Attention
PHONE 38LI
? snrTHKUN- KAII.WAV ?.
-.? SYST7?;j-?: ;.
.iiyvr o??veen iNC. IJepart.
D.fiOu 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 10:00 a
^-4:62 p 32 Augusta-N. Y.; 32 5:00 p ??
1:30 p 27 .Cnarl.tjstdn-Cin. 27 1:45 p
4:45 p. 23 Cin.-Charleston 23 4:55p
10:45 p. 10 Columbia-Cin. 0 6:55a
5:30 a 24 ColumOiaJak.'v'l 23utl:00p
10:50 p 20 Columbia-Aug. 19 . 7:00 a
10:00 a 3 Cpluinbiu-rAug. 7 5:45 p
" 1:40 p 11 0>luinbiu-Sav. 13 10:10 a
0:30 p 23 Columbia-Char. 24 6:40a
0:00 a .13 Columbia-Char. .14 ' 2:20p
10:25 p 11 Columbia-Chaa. 12 5:10 a
5:20 u 15 Ooluinbia-Chas. 16 2:20 a
l:45-p 2 Columbia-Sp'b'rg^ 1 4:00p
10:2o p 16 C<lluiubia-(jree?. 15 6:30a
10:55 a* 13 ColunrbhrT?)en'cu"17 6:15p
o:40 p 113 *Coiu.-Char. 114 6:25 a
*V,ia Camden and liuck llill. "'
i;\ ih'Kki cMiie, .307 Main Street
^Telephone 6356. . * ....
. COLUMBIA, S. C. i
1'IIONE
6187 ( '
m * - -
l,. A. Hawkins'
Real Estate Agency
"Homes on Easy Terms''
I U>7! i-Washing! on Street - . .
COMTMWA. S. C.
NOTICE
< ' , ~r
We have special values In
' " some~~use<I"up-right and Player? ?
pianos.
Also one .$400 shop-nseri up-? ?tright
Piano at (|uite a reduction. , I?
"Cash or Credit
- MAI.OX IP'S Ml SIC HOUSE - ,
- - 4428- Main S%r- oliimbia,~ S; C;
* !
- ' . r- tJ-'.i " ; ' '">4
4? , : -' " h