The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 03, 1927, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Saturday. September 3, 1927
HAItDKEYILLK, S. C. NEWS
Rev. L. G. Gregg, -Rrvsiding Elder
?^ tivi'f-. tjir ffcirmTnrt idreH-ier h.?vTT
~-Sundaynight and preached to a.
very large crowd.
Tin luinday Fchool convention' of
?Uie A.-M: K. church was held at Garnet
t, S. 0.. the past. wi>ok- Among
111 (ISO who attended wore- T?r.\' I U
Nora, pa-s'tor of St. Stephen A. M'.
If; .church, .Mr. anif Mrs. C. A. jpii,
in,us., and Jllfas Dorothy Hodges,' _
Miss. Hodges antl Mrs. I'riinus be
'n-CT dole-gated 1'rITni?this charge nlno
attt.n-hd. \ j*y
(' barioit<fti loft far?Awhovdle, N. Q.y
Sunday jnjjht." Miss Scr'rven'S stay
m\ bo indefinite.:
?* Mr.i;,;(io<T.uiii Ycomuns accompanied
' .v her husband and two daughters,
?. n.nd ni.nil.i_ Clilsolm, returned to
Mr . Lj/g.ie 'Fields received several
cuts-.artd injuries when she was run.
over by an auto-Sunday.'afternoon.
Mass Army Nicholas made a busi-?".- >*>
trip k? Savannah the past week:
bhe?Annual?Aimi\ iimui.v Hoi iiimi
af-Hhej nousohftfd %r Ruth \fas held
Sunday/"at "ftishcWs Chapel
church;. Rev. .I. II. Wise officiating.
Among those who ard sick- are Rev.
Alex Scott and Mrs. Cora Loo Dancy.
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? r ki i KM: w A v NEWS
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J or (oil days wc have been enquired
in a wonderful revival %at Mt.
I'.'sj.cah Racist ch'ureb-.of RidqeWay.
Qui; pastor, .Rev. J. X. Rcatty, tu'bl
up the gospel Stirrer' alone until Sun- j
day aitVirrocfr," wlic'h ho was joined
l>y Roy. tlalliiiah' of Winnsbdro, who.
preached ii good t^ld time revival ser
. iu;>i> Suilday.. niqh't Rev. Ron Hall
uijtoided the scriptures to the delight
of.'all' wher heard ftiln. ""Monday, lit.
... ! C.. White eanie to us and the wt'c.tiiig:
vva's .turned over to him. Every |?*?body
Was glad to stieTanif.hear himv
lie- preached to a ^packed house each
night. Dr.NwhU'c .is truly-a "Fisher
?- trf?:Meii''?trTT when lie throws out
his gospel net he brings them in both
old aird young. Iteligious fire went
through the church and .in ~ some ofout;
J avails it is burning still. Forty?
Jour nu-mhers were added to - the
church. Thirty-r.inc.of. tljts_numligf
cauie .by ; Christian experience and
? were baj'tized. We^will not attempt
to Comment on any of this great
' man's sermons for to us all were
good' anil each. his. best.....
f J. Q7 ADAMS.
SKI)ALIA NFAVS .
August lDth marked the- closing of
the sessions \>f the greatest revival
meeting that lias/ever heen held in
New Hope for 15 years'. Abbot 25
converts were added ty. the .church.
" and many anxious seekers left yet;
Uev. ,f. A. Lipsey, the pastor* is
a power in the-pulpit. We'collected
. $131 .blO. during the meeting. The
\meetiilg at "'Macedonia was ?
great succors, 'Idiree" converts and
. ,fc' 1''d_.pi I'axliiiig.__JIe-iv~Gol ph*>'i. from
^ ^^rybn, X. ('.^-rlrrk tiiO pi'oaclvlpg' MTu
can never forget the sermonu on
Friday night. \ 7 ..
? Mrs.?Harriet Ferguson AVas a hie to
he out to clnirch yesterday aflair Being
sick for so nip time. .
' .Miss .Minnie, Browplng is better at
ihIs 7wriTtjtg. We'huiJi'MiO wHI^odTT!
?- he. Jul,^? .... .
Mrs. MaUic Kearns Is on'.the rick
list at- this writing.' .
Miss Bessie It ice and Thomas Mar
tin were quietly married during the
.'meeting. , . '
Addu' Millii Ikirt-imd Ivdith Minis"
from Baltimore .visited at..the home
of W. M. Browning and many other
friends from Detroit, Philadelphia,
^ Charlotte and other places were Home
I~T"visiting and lobking fine.
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M;\V YORK CITY IjOCALS
??" TTrr^-f>~lL Rft ! :. (>f \V. convention
Ul.-t'cWed ill 11 III nil 11 j IH'' sniri'Sv
There were delegates from all parts
? of the country. The parade which
consisted > of Thirty-thousand parl.ich
pants was beautiful to loolc upon.
The Drama entitled "The Way to
Christ" that- was given at the
Little Ml. Zion Baptist church, ThurseveuingT
August 25, was quitCTa"
success.
Program-?Selection, 'congregation;
Invocation, Mr. K. lloldmon; Int^foduc
tiun, Mj. s L. B. Boykin: Drama fin'
three acts, Mrs, ,3: ErMcKehzie, Directress.
T.nMio B Ttnvkin l<>ff tVi/? /-ifir Sninv.
Jtlay, .fp! ' Buffalo, N. Y,f whore thoy
wil^tSpond their vacation. The tfirls
: are planning t(f visit" Niagara Falls,
Canada and other northern points of I
interest. . < .
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Union News
" d? ? ' ' ??T?Sunday,-,
Au^iirtt -8th, was an ideal
day l'or chui'ch-guers.' While many.
w viiwrns tfii'ii Wily in if" t-?? n i, ?
others attended Corinth, St. 1'aul Baptist
uricL Buihoi A. Al. K. 'Ctiurcti?Wi
Tlu' U'i .j nt the eiu ueie all'
ll ' Xi* ' V '
on duty. Yhoso pasturing away ye
ported lor work.on Suiiilay.
Mrs. Sit Hie SherhiiiH attended .service
ac Corinth. Baptist Chore-h Sunday
.evening J55he-has many friends
:n this. church . and all ill'e. fclad to
have her call. '
fllr.';?"d ttvj, i
~ple- witrr arc :u Kali' forest Hotel were
themselves . hs "lining much pleast'd
with tl.m .sci'Viec.-e and rrntnllted thrq ~
"olir., Before leaving the liui'lding hotli
,;ihi)nk hands?with the?pasUir - tllUl "
oU'nilturii of.the etrrigi ogatam; express "
inur tHeii <ly 1 ijd.In to'hu int'sejul Kevs. ~
-Murphy add Gist were also visitors.
Itcv. Gi of Salisbury, ;N. Cy was*
en route Ho \\ in'nsboro, S.?Gd * tfnion *
Count y' being tlie7*"fjlttc0 Whelc lie lirst "
-ayvv the huhC et..pp..<t ,.i ...it). Pastor
Williams,;, who l taiuested..Wjii.
- to-TTrmvch 'at ' th'fe *h'ii>fiiTn'fsfij-yjre. v.
Mir-phy is now of Asliuullo, N.j
Y' u . ..r.? .. o,'v?. Y\.?,O,.
V ".?v"
amj all wctQ; {j!;uL 10 hate him-come .
on a visit.
_?Airs. lhi.iii >i liinnliunl uliu litis been
in jspartanluirp;, S. O. for s ?me; i:ue
is nlso^visii iivj.1: jiOniw. folks.
~/Alr. anil Airs. (gulden Brandon off
Roche's U \\ X. v., ;ilso Alrs.s Wejls O't't
Aiantpnj;, s. C., \vt re pleasant visitors'
At the chureheSof this .fcity. Kach
i>tthem spoke endournc.injrly of the;
' Sunday .School and ii. \?. 1*. U. work
in Kcnoi.d. . :
Airs, .h ie (.illiajn with her yuest, 1
of t 'incinnaiti, Ohio, attended ser? 1
yievs fit Xion and Corinth <>u Sunday.'!!
-Many jrreeteti the hi and hope to have jhem
return. ' ' j
j We ale sorry, that reporters from 1
I tile churches do>iiol report. * We havcy
asked and' still oxpecj^to hear from (
them. Onr~canmrt | CoVer ili-j entire.
This is the reason for a^kinij 1
for a reporter/rohileach church t-:. '
end.us a wriie-up.?-??? = 1
| Airs. A. A. Sims and.the ;virls are
safe-at horiie' Ufi'er } spending about
two months in Atlantic City. Each 1
one in her own way, tells of the very 1
-ptrnsant. vacation spi Tfceir lminj
friends are triad to have them return I
looking so well." "Baby Ruth" learned
to walk While away and is a; f.-n '
I as h "pie." "Jkiddy" was belifl.trb '
to nave?\his crew ho:ue atfain, and '
j "had . everything- ii.xeci,. up in^ proper ?
UtyUj. " . ' Z?!T,:J
Mrs. Ikir'theha Sipi-Hi of ;GarHslo; '
S. C., is at*.Vim. home of her daugh- .
top, Mr*. Martha Sartor, on S. \Val-'(
lace St. . - . " '*. IAt
this writing Mrs. Sims is some- '
-uji-ht improved. '
Rev. Shaw and-, a.- number of his 1
members ami friends of Bethel A.
M. K. Chatch are attending the Wo- 1
man\s Mfrsiiuinry Convention at Santuc,
which adjourned on Sunday. We '
hope to he.c" front Dr. Shaw or some .
one Top resenting the meeting.
Announcement l:hs been made of
the wantage of .Miss Grace L. Gist
.to JDr. ltuif, -Augtisf v2rditriUnTori, S.
Au-.JLMg- UutiV- A-u-gu.i -2.Vt li,. t" nion, hi." -1
in. I6!umbjax- S. where Dr. Itull*
is a sueeissfu! pharmacist-arid faith
fill e!un'e.h wet Ivor. Miss. Glst-fra?young
-weiH.in of. pleading- mTmnors"," '
and a member of t!nr~faeulty at McBvth
High. School. Union is-proud'of
I.'1 1 young ? unle and 1 nil i ' '" t =
upon .; he >r.:V?.rimonial sea with best
-wishes; hoping that" some day,, our own
upii come ftack to us.
'Union siib.iet ilu-rs are asked to call (
afk'l s.c :io :Vrror.ntx n<- -uli ise agent whe
n to e .nic arouial. This is a mat- ,
to'l' thill- ih uflLUl liUgWled^-bf^USO (
we regard it .as trivial or .forgot. ,
Please accept this.as a reminder that .
all of' Union subscribers Have not j
paid. A go n l will call at your; request j
if not convenient for you tb leave t
dues at 20 S. Wallace St. ,
Ol R ElJTA\yVIIiLE TRIP ,
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W. It. |t()WMAN. t
t
Wo jicimj many years ago nhnut _
tTie annual pic'hic at Kutuwville but
rover have thought of ever seeing }
it, so a few days, before the picnic j
a party of us decided to go there;
_u o left Colombo >Yfdny August 10,
.in our Buick, stopped a few minutes'
in St. .Matthews chatt ing~"\v*ith Prof.)
r. r . [J
K. C. Warley, hisTVifc and hollowing.
at good-looking thoughtful Ifaisy, | (
,w( nO"<tpryni"war by t "reston, i-JHorce,! j
Parlors and finally to ^Euta\vvH^p j
o rwl r.nno n/i/\n1n 'of 1 lin lrnluf Thru ^
, v ..v W1V. (
was' (heJarjrest Catherine I ever saw. 1
"Aunt JanC Cousin ' Molley" Uncle
Jubal' aial T what not were present. "
The spring Was just fine.
. Them. wpre?hundreds of small ,
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' - THE PAI.M
BENEDICT ENROLLS
Benedict College Will 'enroll city
students during September G. 7,.
and th? 13 ).11 ding sl.Udon.is will be t nrolled
on Monday and Tuesday, September
12 and 12. CHty students will
not ' be enrolled on the 12 and IT
unless time, permit - after Boarding
students are enrolled. All city .stir-.,
dents are requested to report for ei?rollment
on tlie duT'~i|-^dsjgne<I "at" tKe
office of the Dean ol* the College. with
the receipt from the treasurer.
EKFIl-K ItKI)FKH>Jy-4>enrr." *
- CONWAY YOl \<: 1'OUv IMtKFARE
FOR COLLEGE
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Conway; Aug. has iiotftr re-"
Ported that t in* f.Ml.nvin|r iilwill
go to College litis yonr.i ?
Mr. Emory llemniintrway. Miss Cecil
Moore, Mr. Thomas Xewkiilv, .Miss
Agnes Koberson, .Miss LV/./.iv Xcwkiik;
will go to Alloaj,M184 thelmg-'3bites
A ill return" to lUuiodict.?Mr. Cm ! i 11 rr
I'yet tie will attend L'nion in i.'irbniondv
Miss I'liillis Ale I'hail, ^Miss
Erecionrt 'Mporc^AfilBtB^ila Mt Kit'Ciy,
MTss. Ethel Hen Woodbury. Mr; .lame
Remitte, and Mr. Way man Johnson
will attend State;
viorr.n< >*.' .sI*. ritiTTAkiis cor
GRID SEASON
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i Atlanta, (la., Aug. *27,?-On Sept.!
l'Jth the football candidates of More
lioii^(i..Cgilt:Ki', w 11. report for-trai^ini^
The first- week, practice sessions win 1
be* hold morning ami aftempon, until
the 'beicinni'iig of. jhe scjlool Uvni.;
The pntiru. first wetk will -be 'dovo.-J
Led to work ill iundainentals and signal
praiTice, Avit'n possibly/ the fit'st :
ttiimmttgt on Saturday,; September j
^57? ~?r* ; -o
The athletic authorities have ;uir
noimced a schedule of ten jennies, extending
front', the opening' gariiu > on
October 1, wit IfjM orris lirow n Univer-.'
sity, to l7ecoh>her' 3, with Fisk U11- j
iversity at Nashville,* Tchn. Thej
l;oll<j\v4i'ijtr teams, will toe-met on sue- I
ressKti Saturdays: -;Mmris Brown.'
University, A-ilep University, Howard'
University, Alabama State Normalj j
Clark Univ^.i>ity, Tennessee A. and I. j
State College, Tuskegec IfistiUite,
I ,aiT5*"College"ttiitrFsk t/m-ersky. 1 lie
Howard game 011 .October 15, at Atlanta,
Cia., stands .out. as "the inter-'
seetWm'al name of the. soULh for, the
[ online kenson A* Tltiv it' i 1 f ?; he I
third,meeting of'tile Howard B faults i
md' Morehoiise Timers. -For the firsttime.
the 1lo Viuxi ^4111 mtUrts- -Mo''e-+
house on the red clay hill, and thej
Tiger is determined to twist t!ii? tail '
;f the Bison.. . , -j
stuu.DUi.i;
Jctoher 1, Morris Brown University,
Atlanta Ga. .
Dctober'S, Allen U11 iversity, C1 1 yitubiu
s. c. ..." ' !
October 15, Howard University,' At
Home.
3etoher 22,- Alabama State Normal.
At Home. I : . :
jetolHT. 2'.i, Clark University. .Xtbrhi
tn., (fa. ~ T*
\'oyciiil;or Atlanta University. At
IlOtnu. ' , ~ - _ i * r
SV>V{;ni 1 >' r? IP, Tn-'kOgee institute,'At
Home.
N'ovember 2">. I,:^c .College, JagKson.
Tenn.
ville, Teun. . <
November* 12, Tenn.-A. and I. Sfca'.e('nllrjn
, at Inuiu1. .
Uands- selling. Many iff them were
insanitary. We asked a' .dozen _j>r
not e bread' but each one oll'eiv <J" oifka?
met. rice, We are not acquainted '
.villi tin- .hiding pimple " of the' hnv ountry.
We sawj- a few ministers,
tvhose names we can't recall. We
succeeded in, fretting an agent for oui*
taper in Chtirh'StoTi. We also-:- s;uv
Dr. J. ^..IJenbow, who is the prince
if preachers. Jie was. riding is his
lew podge with real beautiful , luHes.
A 'hint to the wise is s\itlicienf.r
We left just after live o!cl<>ck'andirived
in Columbia just after dark. "
Vein observation tlie people in the"
o\v country arc .not an, intelligent as
bey are in the upper country. They
alk peculiar and funny.?Kev.
Ncafs Church
Hy invitation we preached several
lights at St. John Baptist Church atiopkins
for the Rev. J. W. NeaUThe ,
)(jppten.nve veiu 10 i-noir tecnng amrr
,vo had a gtfocT time. Rev. NeaV Jih-s
jastored this?'large congregation 36
rears or more. He is very popular^
His (laughter, Eliza married Air..
iand .Manii-anlt of WintisU,?? <>. win ;
;ho son of Mr. 0. E. Manigault, a '
leading merchant and churchmen of'
tVinnsboro. Those-\vhr\ paid 25 cents |
in the special collection wore: Eltf.a'
Brooks, J. W. Neal, W. R. Bowman/
Frank .luhnson, C. JT Loaplsi'art, G.'
B. Neal, Minnie Young,. I. ,T. Alston
mid , ... |,
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KTTO LEADER
SECOND LETTER 1KOM JIA.MJ'-.
ton' in si
Ori this\vjivui.-icn to the liiostrliisi-JLorii1
points iu_ tW 'TalcvvaUT'-'- -r-.yrilon
ttyk.A litfmut, wo will haw travelled.
m or?-than a lutnntvd ytiiwhei.
\VC lVtliin to tfry- t. 'ill-i i i I"
Jlaniptort Instil at c--ra Lou million
dollar school laijy. deye looped and u
! >;lorious .nionuyiont to the mciirgry of
< CJ.i'tu i al Ari ts11:qnyi.tkJliu iriuW.?< '
.li e 'tin- round ti ip hi i, and
;:q, -oft.!. - ? 1 l,,r c ; i; j 111 , fi i
: sor I'aytU', kno\t*s V\*i'rythmj? of Jih
i l;"'rt'a?v-v ; i,iart ti^- ;p^7T.~~u.~~ r...
?un'jU'.?e:l tl:o,? foflfou $iiikw'yi^~ tT;.C.
sitV'.'Ms oliii on-' (,,ii iiil i n.. I''
than J 000 .s t ii i I y i - ti acJit i. >. thtrir
; hum hits .?hirinir Uii_; ? Il?,, r i?
1h*c4 4<>id UitiI wi'i'o*'it 'il6t *,7V*
-V'r. .1i.v's 1 i; i!iu'j? v : j;, ,. ,
th-ai^e- oi t))y,sf?ii ii.-?[il;,, !..,,.. vv
cnufci -.tint haw'st-mi -'sln-ia. . I'.-V V...
kww i'urht hvt'o yV- \ ir^inia I. .
enjoy <;<j Midi a;
v We io!t Jhtmi'to-n ..yjidi't.' 'nVlwh
ihh.n'.n 1 .ll)U A .'II 'lyt.il c .dv
'- If O.C 'IiLil. t.it , ""'t.'"'"....'
W e have jutst ijad a j.v<io<i <;ihni.r ill Vh?.
: I'a) i.M-j' ?
cutUori. yv f 11?i<I h plenty O'M ve'.rv-'
j-ihrn^'-Jikv-i'arthe .-mair !n:.. \ ( tu..
hit^UU'l a #r?e... While at dinned '1
iiiotK-i'l that.Mrs. lh (-X,
*' 'hi-, i'i.i, ?! v . , : .
???n and Mrs. ,j. t*J"?,[ <Jnu.^ehnrthwere
ini!ic pnV'.yr
! -There wvro mutiy 'icho;.1 jifi'iu-:- '
in nti!: p?iriyM'
>f-me lo.-TTu' j'tVien. <vi ahd InVl
men ami women in pirblic ithoobr fo'r
Nyer- .i'-. ,'Si ny> jjj?> i ir^n \vt.m: Mr
>. il: J ye,rvisot- \.f Ko,;V?dki
-v}ic< ls SjBtT .of -SliiHI
oackuind Association', '(:-e/n-jji<i-5 3i
VV .. w. r.'.i k: ly slips rViayr ?f Xeym
school..? iiv-'^piuji >\1a.;-yhind{' Sir: ik.
i'\rilnjii'l, Auirustii; J. X..r rooms, FJbvida;
i!. yAduDts, Alabama; T. S.
<'??>l'y)-.'^-.ni u:y, X. 0.; 31. J. (ioiiiyn. "
Ti ahfon -Sch.<'ill .priiicip.'d.v ye;
vliic. S. * ; ' y- . -
\orktowii is op the York river. It-.
' ' .OS ill1!'" ll.iu FM-IUVjkn^siil H-TTh mi"
'his svvM-il to Ci'ni'-e Washington
send.nv; ii to jiitn by one J|r. -ilatr.aii.'
In jvroups of wo passed throuyrh the
(>M., M<;..re ,Jlbuse -whore the treaty
..a.a-i i.i ranyi'il in ll iil-'ut:ay hi \Vli:-h- '
jjljrt' 1! -iillrf < oiT.Wn 1!i -. '1 iii. p?>*"}i ' y
has "lioeir well preseryish Its ancient
ijesinh iy the s-.ir.te ami thy fire nla '<
s :mc iei \v,i(I with. in
the 'sj an; "as" \ 'm-n <\v< re iij tIre day? ofi
i ia I'pieh biie. of ms stood 'a .'/ec- '
"tal .oji \\jji f-.e'.iah I.. i <t-kv Hi,
plan C;\aviiy .where \\ a-'hihymn and
( ortnvalii.-s -.before* a'. hie;' ley lire
to sevlie. Mm-- !',). 'ail Hike strilV.lu^xyv
t he, ^S'.ttUs and F.nylund and. made
- ivt;r,. ?-Messtn'v s of hi',, TTyT?EZ7?
yur> .. . i s :.nl-posti rity."
- I'.vi-iy one ilv our yrouo i.$" u-dn.y
his- nofyboolf ;ui<l pencil. As PiWesly
lit , i,i r hehiyed yuiile, .relates
in i!eia?l" the history -connected wi'Ji
I he ..place. *yoir' lrctiK the JuilHiny1 < f
1' es : ~? .? "!>ooj;s end l lie n i-iii.ne"o|
.|.,a<d.-i that nhi.ke hisforie" iiuisie.
t >> he- rr.ojr laler." aijd the yiatci-n;.- tip*
of a re coriitfu) a.a' ?j;ivi(5:
\V s iai'i ,i loiia' . iH'cht TinUtiv'.e'
is a ai:'.n in his tiii.ie . it' Sye'fns
I.lit iv nvl-.t- jit j.lt> siially, thah*
aina'jof o.ii- y.'iuna'uHi^'.- . i.'-il' thir.
-"T" a t- I.s.'stas" ..i?n the J'.i'-.'tos .river.
'.rr-- rnrr-ir.,Xt sioo.- "'I'i.' -. a ait was
'1 i ;.i ' !
{ uf Av.'is lfj{i n i'I'.'H'I1 J lrt.'
t te's.''"fiiK'hoj'tjij ! The
pro in 11 y . :i! icri is i.icre Pi.;
lUli'.Ujjp.. **J, ;>-nj 1"U} lT?at- jh- v urv'.tit .
4>r "iM-rar^ g." Thinlc of V. \But ,ir
rJj-l.'i1 A - l.if.-'.j!?iLJ - ' nil; rV^-- ^Tt-rrfrsufe
fur (iuirvci.uy, if \vo ;>iv to ><. Kpprf.
t-ho' t',iiiiTL?.:i of .t Iw' w'fto
thi; l.f.finii' Of Xiii r, l.et
us hujtc*. " " " j
NOTK KV*I5?CCvV. -HfsTltKT,
ttlSHOl' .JOHN Ml KST
.The- .Twk r.'>-fit>.( Amuiiil Session of
flu- ColumbjaLJCon?cit*ntui-Jf ranch \V. .
U.-Ktu} ^VAi. Seeirty ht-Kl in. !
Ne\V lie!hoi A.. Alt' J\. ('hnivh,. Kvv.'
-J. 1*1. l>i*cui!, j^Ts'Ui'r, T.exinjj! S.;<
i*. vo' iii-*
tttts. ll. 1? Haw Kixs. iI i'iiZ'
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A COliKIXTlON
_ Iii?t" the?rrrnct* '' X, fes
fro'ni Uanihrig," the nuinusorip: sent .
by nvas'nnlsstaToiT in rt l'v-ri mr' to" thy
iWine Woodmen. it is not "\\a "ton; :ii
3nit it is "The AmCriecin, Workmen,"
- ( A kV) OF 'I'll A>?' K S ?"
Wc-tai^ litis method of rvprcrsing
pur sincere ^thanks to our many,
'friends f< 1' their kind expression* of
sympathy during the illness and.death n
of our -tlcnrr sister 4m4 mother. Airs:
F. I: Singl?loiu who departed this
life on August .9th, 1927 .11
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u.-t churchy which' yea's; so wonderfully
cuhtilictud by" the Rcyt Mrs.
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pa.-tor of. the;above namc<l tfhureh VcT-i
uiinfv knhv.'S how-.to.. bp.iiv;T to us the
eery. l.\vV po'pel mc- - eayrer. 11^ so<nrn.d
the sihvicos TTf the HtV. ~Mrs.
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;.-wliuV-aiwtirm-d was~ so glad .to see
her \#v asked our pastor to let- her
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toidu .mj. :<llt Selected as a text and "
subject: "There was joy in the city"
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