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Saturday, February IB, 192ft I Church News . .. \V By REV. J. Hi.-HCH HAm:\l\Cg: With "Jesus Pictruos the Kingdom of God" us our subject lust Sunday their respective places for- a thirty, minyte.. study. Bro. Taylor, who has charge of the literary side of hte program, and the special song selection, furnished us Kvfth inspiring ?muaie. Ihe Beteltir^tgs^ nsr~ gut& women, taught by . Bro,'"Thomas Williams, took the banner when they ?8.00: the heaeori I'lasi i-nnio riuvt witb a ltille over $2.00. A, total of$14.0 was collected. We are getting ready for . our Easter Day exercises. At 11:30 A. M. the processional started from the anti-room. "Onward Christian .Soldiers" was -chanted. After the usual preliminaj'H'ti nouncements, the -pastor; Ij?ey. "J. Cr White, anounced that the executive board of the Baptist State Conven _tion would?moot at Zion, Wednesday and Thursday, the 15th and lGlh, and that .dinner would be-served for the vi.siling brethren. He proposed.,.thut_ 500 memorial buttons of Dr. It. 11. Boyd, founder of the National Bap tist Publishing Board, be handled liy_ the -church. The same was unanimously carried. ' _____ Kev, \Vhite preached from Romans . ^ 8:30, "What" shall we say then to these things, if God tic for n?i 'xlm can be against us?" The service was _i__?grand}?the house was erdw?i?'<i iVnm pulpit tiPtKe^ door. At 1:30 the funeral services of Mr. Benjamin Aiken, a former Columbian who died in. Hartford, Conn., was held. MrT-Aiken .leTt- Gloumbia fur the North' a little over a year ago. His complaint was cancer of the sto jnach. Rev. White .consoled the lamily with ^ nf ch..i The Knights of Pythias turned out . . Mri large numbers. ?? Ajj3:3Q Pastor .\y.hite preached at ? Shilnli BaplTst Church, Sandon-Annex. The services were real good. Mrs. Brown, ?,he daily teacher ?hft?n"" don-Annex, called on the parent's and ?L. scholars for an u/tcr collet thru ahiellumount to $G.OO.' At 7:BO Zion wun crowded for liei night servise. The B. Y. I'. U. having had a most interesting, program'with Miss Ruth Bynum at the head. The -pulpit was graced with the presence * .of Reverends 0,. EJ; Me Lester, Geo. Woodruff,. Charles A. Williams, J, II. Hunter and the pastor. The Young People's Working Club turned out. in .their tenth aniversary. celebration. Mrs. Medora J. Wihite is the pr.esident~"or~ this club. A processional from the fronts doors was formed with the Young People's \\ orkinjE Glub, the Waverly Wide Awake < 'hd>. the Arsnel llill Emergency Club, the Ushers'. Board and the Jubilee Choir. The processional was a sight to behold. Rev. White"-had the Rev. McLester to preach for Us followed by . . the Rev. George Woodruff. Hey. AleLester preached ifront the subject. "The Open Door," It was a (liost .wonderful- serinoin . The house Was . set on fire of the Holy Ghost. Rev. Avnofirnfi?tu^Mi-llv tokk th(. hide. oTT the shorV frock women, with bobbed hairt-those..li-vlng in adultrv. /ion will not soon foigeL_his Jiurntng mes sage. Church collection $0o.0U; Y. P. Working Club after collection ?20.00'; for Rev. J. C. Corley, blind mihisferi $.3.40; Rev. Mc Lester and Woodruff r " $7.35. The Valentine party given by the day night, was an enjoyable affair. ? The pastor-organized the Pastor's ^ Club last Thursday at 1010 jGer= St. ^ : r 7. z~r NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY To the ministers of the A. M. E. Church in the States Having .been elected as intermediate ? ?--state superintendent fcf the A. C. 'IT. League at Greenville. S. C.r in Ancr~ * ust of last7'year at our annual state 7 convention, L am now beginning my ? spring itineiaiy?fni" the purpose of fostering the cauoe in th? lVj^i ^ P ' Kp <yT?f4 fVr vt'qit omT nKnrrrn fir tkn State upon request, to " inspect'and organize. Our ne*? Stat* convention wilt he held inGeorgetown, S. C? and it is the earnest desire that every ' district in the- Statp.he largely rer>resehfed.^ Communications are earnRev. H. E. Emanuel,' pastor Rod? Hill ^iycuit, Box 702, Columbia, S. C. ? t ? ; ?*7 ? ' 'j-?'A j - ' " .. f"v; l> ^ A r of Columbia II -- . -.;'(-r- - v ; ' ' - . 2J C. WHITE ?~??? . J ' ' ' ?-???-?-? b JOM sTliAl hi. vol St. \\ () tr_ MANS ..MISSi()VA?\ S<H lLTN ~ Miss'Corf itne'O'uvuiiii wu-s hosier ty llit' " VV of Junos.-Chant! on \\ edi. ntsuay,. ik Maury iKh at her home on -(lici'ti hu '1 hi* iifpt'ting was'opened with ftteotings Mlrpiu' the |hvm^ dent, at w'hicb*; lime- slit- extended a atari wek'ome to tile visitluy: -fri^ihhH and how members. ">-*>?' minnti-si .>! I the last-mootinir Mere, read and rom-iv edr r ^ ?Xnc-.dovuUunal/^xerci. on -<Wf fuig 'lowed by R-'peipod'W business. The ' sung \\ a.-j iTeTl (TeTuTlTecrit; alleF whirl} each tmnnoet; respentleu to tik roil call with ,a iiiucl quutu'ltOii, be-. pihn.ng wAh lhe* letter "tV11 A vViy interesting inograui followed.'. J . At UJa time Lhc president mtro tlueetl 4tie .fulh.'tV'lhg Visitors^ Al ~ .Hitler, district president of tiie missionary society; .Miss . Ottie Green.1 president oi tiie s" ol. Jseeond "Calvary ; Mrrf. A maker, of IPthel; J] isGrecn anil Miss Kobinsoii; Kuch gave .? very inuivsting talk to which Mis.-, Adell (fri'on, r. <iioiwl..,l M i.- , noil C'asror, AlfiNfcttJohnsoii and Mrs. v\ Martin rc*s}ioii(ffi| to ' tfie roll call Jjoi*. dew members.,. At the. el< >'.>t. oi .l?e ,Inciting the hoslyss 'served' a <Tw" lieious repast, mnnvi Xing?uk?tin it Sltiatt, sailines, ice cream and assort ed mints. , . '1 he next meeting will-he held- West ni'.siiny. March Vtn at the -home' of 'Airs'. clirisiina Green.IXii Uenderwni s\ : g&g M IN 1ST ii It I Ah IMON . XOTKS. Thi! lntor-iiciiomrruutmutl Minister^, thiun liTt't Tn their annual iiYsTailatinn rum y^' T ^T''iV** 1'iiiiiriiii ?? * lit-v. 'K. A. Adam.- was aihis hc;.-t m . inmi' ly ;i,-t he lnuk i hai:ao?o-t?kin-.|iruy,.rani'for(h? tAonjiis:. 1 .arh mihisloi played lii.^-pail ui'il.?Thi' sermon' by Dr. Wallace " - -iyi-; -i-*?" j111 i nl 1 In' l hi III I tl I ' 11 111 r brethren were just about to say 11k i etVr; "Lv u& ivillain tine ami en joy what "fi'nml.-tliiiijj.s the 'Lord ha.iu .story for' us" when Dr. Wallace * lusetl his discourse. Alter a prayci ytune, the very solemn pa-it of t!:<_ ,-er-. Vice'when Dr.' G. K. Lyle* calied the new olliccrs^t'orward for installation -Afker a few remarks -he-jsave*-cutely ollicer u hand shake'as a' si.enttieaiu-i ui' bringing him into olliee. TlrtiTew t iieouriininn- remarks KOVTTJ. .%; AcD, n 1 iivm?? 1 t li<? cli'iir ot f.r ?j? -I J/?v ' ( I II. Browrt, who is nuw the pre'.-ideiu -of the the. Union. ' A.s\w\ all know ho is an. oratorr KvePynnp li toned with interest to hear each word he n id to say. lie has a ureal <dV?ter-? ??'illation to hair t'his?I'n-ion?frdt?rrr . tlie . eily-.uf-(JuUmU>ia^?v- ?" ". , of yoodies await'nj? the guests tio\vn^sfairs. The hrnad-heafted pastor and members pf Bethel had' ^prepared a royal.jbanninfit with tables laden with chiehen salad, ^crackers,, toU'ee, . ice cream :nul <iiKp TI).tp Wirt ma wnulimit to the (piahlity. mi kknow everyone' Wfot [n.io.'?happily?tilled. 4hv , I1 lizard, our" Tdti&rnt., toastpiastev, took.-a stand s() as to let no .one 1 ?y -without trivinir- :i nmsr -- m--- -myiiv s ?nvetiiinjr. Attain in .behalf of hte Union,. I i > ti ly a s an a 1 ter na t e. We wo re. i n - did cnoir nir inc nenuniui nuisu- sum his broad-hearted people 'for . their < royal;cntertSiijmeiit.' Lonj* may they '-live to' do nfvater service.1 I)ft. E. A. ABBOTT "V . ' The Rev, Iv. A. Abbott. A. B., S. T. - ( hureli line, i.-.-n- man of .many pints. \Ve?v Indies and Charleston. He "is a product of some of the leading. institutions in his home state, and is a proud son of old historic Tiueh Memorial A. M. E. Zi'oh Church, of New York City, where he. was rfaiiuuh for active >?orv\et. in the Zion church and . ministry... ???_? ?flr. Ahl ott is a great preacher of r\i ttu/u' >1 n<l noAi^miitSoo' o r*h e. tor of ihe first rank. lie ,T<r also a r tuaohor nf high?stiiruf!Jk??T having taught at Walters' Institute, where he._ served !as associate professor' erf -- Ivnglish.VtH'<l"K"Ky. Negro historyS and assistant principal of the insti" tutionT, Ahb'ott. has had several vcafjr in njedicine an 1 i? proving a crfeat help to, the -community. He is nJ?o a musleiah and composer of note. a poet anil writer nf nntimml repute. Tie has done more for the Zion de"Tiortiination in this town Tor ihe. time he has been here than any other pas TMK- I'AIJHKT r" w ~ \'4 | i l'l*f \ W >?.. .? ma*m?---? ' i^ nv in "FVVoral" \ car.-;. . Dr. Abbott i.s a yi'otn?orunnir.er.?lie is a lover (if >i tUii and a great race niiin. A good mixer and friend to everybody, lie fy knots n around tuvvn -n^ the^'peo^ pies'* jjastoi--". 1 he rooms" of this ' man v I many |i:hU" us w'ell as his writings, aro published by the white ' aui.es as well as by the '.loading news- ^. .aperh ines of the' race. *71 ...4 7-Vl>iaiti._ii a very .hymble man', lie tan s, imt believe ii> ostoiU 'iiimw ' <is;.ilu.\ of ones harninp;. lie is very * deeper than the ordinary deep thinkers. - ' : i>?K ???.h WKAM it ( III Ki ll ^ _ - ici " ~ ' """ - di Vl>i o dviana, St. I'.- We are , I'oail?iV) na.e mir pastor lor anoth?i \ear, ,;o? . 1>V 17.. Johnson. He.is a ... . . <11 ale. .-.hp- to our. race, and is umonp- }. tia_ia si nnnistcus oi' our irroun. ? u. 1 ii^T iii.o7r\\ enl to Jut. Zioii'^v.'^k ,r.. i ..a.eh. :\.ml:a?ti. ship- tor ke\. ~7 iiiiid his pooil |?opie up there. I he A. i . "'i;. i.eaprue met at tin ...ad;l h.,hr ui t Siiiaiay. eAenmp~with sj .?i i..s? U '..raxt-ae t oieiturn;- t~he fanht'td Ti "*** 1 sj A1CBE15 M.WS ,, j. /.* .' *? ?, : . i l_Kevr4voy.-t.he pastor ol Zion A. M. K. rr ('huivh' preaehed an insplrimr sermon Sunday nioiniiip:, .liis*7suhjeet Was Co dj VI.,VI . n. i i nui' niwinv in.. aw. At 'J:IK' i'*. ,M. there was anoth- >> it-t -i rarun a'CCalilce Baptist Church n ..oy iho Ilev. .MeMiner, of -Cheraw. It w was aii r-xtTi^in'mjrrrnTi-wk" hope-mar Ti iii?. i-eopiy, w :|1 yover.n themselves at'- !< la ' at e.enin.--- i li. i t- it -i '... in,.. 4+ .at \\-esiev . .VI. I';. Cljiuvh. h.v. Hlder cm : Y? diiains, * t | ?I' none >.A i nlin.it'. In uai ?lUlh "r+ 'there was a cakecontest given at the a gi adui. school tinder lite Jircetioii of M. iht. teachers. "The cliinyx was reach- 'hi -I'd. why It Mr. McQueen- titlll-d the ei j liyttsc- ij, order and . pronounced the I. | lucky ntitnhe.r. Mr.B. C. LWie held d! j tin* luoky mini Tier ami ' received the j cake; I 'oiV'r foi'jrla when. y?> ai'e in ,!l i ^l('pvi'i that. we have- nice planes to '-* I accomodate. travelers. .If you are l,! Jiungity,. cull tr. set. Mr. C. J\ Cooper. vv it \ o.i lie ii pressing' done drop in a. (! 1 iBrirns<>n will press then! while you wait. It your shoes need repair--' fc my', Mi. A. McFarlan is a lirst class ^ - r'hoenmker' am! w ill d,, your work " nicely at a low cost.. -?Ity.. J. J-Oil es \\; ishejCTrt to juuvouiice tTve h.irlh of their daugh- -u.i (...^ V.' . ai To oil I- sill-prise*, the MeB'ee shieks," Afesscs. S Iv'iW -IIM.1*. V \T/.fiW1a.? ?f .'cuTleiJ i/ii the -teachers' last Sunday 'nk^lif. ""j " A goodly number of the menibers V ~TTf~ 1 he" ilrLi'i. l^ilcL-I^ud?Wy f^ itrc st ilh M id) tlu* sick list. ' \Ve wish for them a ,s| ee.dy ' recovery^^^-, . ' t"-y * iiakji)Kr:Vj 1 u: \K\V>* - 1 j 1 ' ' . ^ ' C ^fln ,*< main-v of ' M r. .lames Hill," <?* wfro i'it d in Savannah the past week 1,1 was brought here" for burial. The -1( Monroe i'^idertakers of Savannah' 11 were'iii clfarjje of the funeral. Quite: h fvvv-^visitors from Savannah acConi- ' 'v nanit d the hotly here. Mr. Hill is - mi'viwd ny n mother. Mrs}. 'Rachel Jwisw'oltl of this town. "Messrs.; Tyler" aiul Volho-f, ?fTtn. man, S. ("'..~jrnoforeti down nrnl ^tent Slmflay a*. The e'liest of Miss Mellisa Sorivnor. { MA. I.onis fl.armoh.Vv a young lad, M fell out ofSa truck and. received a it broken lejr, Sunday afternoon. He si was rushed tjj a local hospital in jsa"vannah. ~ ' r-:- '' . .r j y Mr. It: H. Seriven is suffering with?~ ftn attack'of pneumonia. . His many tc - fi ion h-'w ill' U ani-with ' regret of his C I illness. ? . mr. ;ip<i mis: viiii^n Hmnialino Blackstock, and party of ft Savannah motored here Sunday qpd F ~TMfs. ,K. M. Stingy. , ,.;u -...; ~Z , K very body is nnt.icipat.ingi w V" * *v .""J t.vi-n,intj) mi i^nj i;/ ,".Mthr -at-Kidjrelnnd, S. C.. Th0 day tl " jl 1 highly observed as this is tr i'rst in the history of Jasper r -'Oopn^y \hnt this day has" been obevvod. A cordial welcome is ex- p tended. to nil. Come and enjoy your- fi ; sejfv on that day. _ . ' Jg 1 ' j . _L . , ' * .4 ' J* L TO w> ? BBBMHBHMMHi ST ^fuU> <^Funm Em J t. At vour service '._ -4tnf Hour*. ?^IKfmjwl tor I. I. .. wmJBm ::,1 T* " C h i ljuy Pi inn Mt and Save .Money v L. A. lilCUlE "t .. , . ?.?-? - M?lf The' Old Heli?rble Undertaker i/c. FL'MMIA lr DrttKCTUK AM) V.MHAI.MKii <* ,A n Complete .Motor l-ajuipment Thj hones: Ullifo 225 Night &. lies. 287 hti l U ashington St. Abbeville S. (J. all ^ V- - ? ' j.UJi Abbeville JS:ews *1* _ | 1 iro! ' ??' : - M U; .Messrs. Arthur U'artllaw apcl Kob- Mr. . ? ounuuj morHinyr. ami .spent ilie a ^v--r- '- Fm Mr. and Mj_s M. J.?Butln .and "hyr uijjhtur, Miss liuth, motored t;, Or- Sta tpcbui'ir lust Sunday uiul spent tla- Bib iy with Mr. M. J. Butler, Jr. The ufri 4+e_n-as--veri;?rrruth enjuyutK??p -Mr it. II. McCadan canii' ' ilnwn Wit oiii siivcnviHe last Sunday to llol >end sometime with- his mother. by \Ve__ wish to say that the Wolds Mr. token in lust Saturday's issue in Bis I ho (>ld tiray and the Xe\v Kider" odi; Il6v? K.. i'lilllp ElHk, were well TfTe token. ^Soine ol' the ehuivh ollieer.-i ate AhheVille .are riinilintr pool roo'msi cdio e vonjrrauilate Rev. Kllis for his wa marks. and Mt. Pleasant liapti.-t ("hftreh Sun- of ay.School was held last Sunday nior- nidi i,ng at/the u.siuil hoiii'."-. Rev. Johti- J. ' ill tilled hii 11n11 it la. i l'uml.1,1 lUoj'- "Tru? illy: and night. U.ts two sermons $ ere inspiring and interestiin^. -lien- for >ii la id nivita ? us-all fp hear liew .plfti "'in>011. The R. V. 1'. 1'. .w:is held imr i.-t Sunday eV.oning "at the usual ei's 1 mi'. 1111 e 11111 n h' lopcis were dis- ass usSed.s ' . pre tiraee Chapel A. M. K."-Church Sun- are rn?SrhiK, 1 w as hold las: Mindav led mi ning at the usual hour. Rev. .45. I* Cowan liiled his pulpit last Sunday da\ iorhih.gan<i night. His sermons were St. njoyed *hy all present, The A. ('. K. hy eague was held Sunday evening at of le usual hoiir. . . .Ch Washington .St. Rresh.vti'rian Sun- wei ay morning at the uslial hour; af- een r which Hey. jl. V. Kennrrty. the ^ tstor. preached a "Wonderful Sefriton end Inch was enjoyed l?y all present. V A All roads, lead to St. James A, M. (If, .. ( hnrch on Sunday. March 25th our >r the grand live hundred dollar ral- j; of) \ hat date. The captains reeoiv1 their lists last. Sunday and' have yjr, s'arled work. .Our?-pastor. . Rev? rt.jj i tt l'o a: i pjadicVyed two. soul stiT- ]0Sj rtv s. rn'mns last Sunday morntnuq ~ .-y '<1 n'.trill, They wire eivjovod by -yj(V Sunday S?-ho.d ,1V;)-, A-X iti' hnur Sunday- morning. . The A . <\ K. I engne wa<' held last tinday afternoonat the usual hour" Sih urtit' ilisi'iissinn " =?* li!l'I ?rid i" members. ?? 7-7? I1J7St'ewardess .hoard No. 2 he-Id- their of '' malar- monthly meeting on Friday Mn ft or nH?nvJFVhrt?a ry 10th at the fesi-\drv wee of-Mr . Mamie Thomas', next t', 1 the jlarrishur'-r school. Rev. Beard * din are.an int'erostmir talk!*' After,the- 1 u'sincss .part of the meeting was scr .-Id.'a delicious course of hot choeo- ' .ire '* 1- 1 ite was 'served, whiyh pleasantly en-/Mr! tyed. The next meeting will l>e . \\"j] ft at the residenee-of Mrs. Xinertia pas leOlarein, on Whitehall St.. the see-- Sol i.l Ir,idnv in March. Rev. Beard in- JUT ailed the officers in the meeting. Ivor ( IIAMTf.VII.1 K \F\VS see ? ' sui' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas' daughters, Irs. Minnie Jsaaojind MrS'-.JMaryTtT? Bar jftuT- children made them a':1"0 iort visit 'from' Johnsom S. C. -Mm _Mis.-?<"uritH' Itohimcon left for \<w ork City'to live with hoi'mother.' ' ..? Miss Maude H. Miller left'fin ^un)^ r, S.yfV "wtioiy she will nurse at ^Ul amp AJice. . ! ivi>n at the hall, Tuesday night for <>rf' >r the benefit of the gratled school. !? livnds. of tho. movement wro eardlAUy iltiiQij t A ? ? A nt r? .I. ? ???iS(4 in i n"u 11? t tFyii , ' On Thursday, February Sbh there J''(i ens of (Trahlfovffle organized for r011 ie purpose of regulating' the come- Sl'h try at Grartiteville and build the jfte fro tads- fending to' the cemetery. J P?* Sunday morning service was very A* ood. Rev. E. J. Daniels preached ^C1 ronr Act's the 25th' chapter and the 1 ^ 7th vana. 1 1? lS5I 1 ' ; i.. ? ' ).? . ANDREWS CHt UCII NEW* ^imIi'uvC's, S. C. St. 'Andrew > A I.. ("Kurch, lu-v. .). \\. \vithi'fs h,- pastor., is. having very: inspirinj. vires .every! Sunday. ha.-.t Saii'dn^ Httfel's! dlay was :oehlfivalei'ir_ hfp, mii.i irr hi.11 t:'.ih) ihi <mh'.u .- _i)'n the iia'irilinj; services MU iniuy.t.e; s irrrrn to ulner members' ??f ""fSi.<irch lul expressions, and an >)!<; -hi.<in prayer*- inj.-f-ti'fijr eondwetwd, : Uy Hrj>. li. <1. \Yither.-p<?on. ' A !'pastor rpreiiettrri ftisiri i, t selected from Ex. subjeii. Wlturnini? %u.?h Ifype rj$7^;.,d* jrch:'' Jl~. .J-^-L. Benbow', pastor of Beth > M. II. ChlUch. l iOoiKctown. preae't. in" tin.- JafjLcirtuorn"; and ,*ie tlit-L's ir.sanjf. This , was an c-Mcpileni v*'*: Aits. Harnctu's iAtfi , d $21.0,0 teim "this l^as.l'rof. J.i E. ,S111ith. Fi r ;; (in.t n, l. liatiu'ltt*. Josh \Va'.hin?jtnn, >ina? Rhue, James K.mimrh; i'ari MrJl-'tV-. Barncito amPY/ in i who paid m'M will not lot' Ai y;^ 1:" !-?Xttcy fni> a, 11'':.'!I h1.-* ad. The captain thanks?thl.-.o. til (ifor^t'to'ivn who contributed. Andrews by the pastor. ?>-;su Rev. Wright' and Rev. N'ewini 'i the Baptist Chureh and M I' urch * reaper lively.,?r^+er- renin ir. re laid t() rest in West .Andrewletery. ... ' ." . . . li.ss (?.. 1.. Fiionian spent la-t-w'eek in Columbia. fisses Blasscndale and \Vhite.'uf >i;jrott.\yn Wt .pleasant visitors to townj Saturday, he entire community was TiVoe-'P d -Friday-to- .henr of the pas-ieg of s. Mark's. She Raves 41 bust of itives and friends to mourn her Ir. Theo Pearson spent Snndayhit neith, visiting friends!. NIVIvRSARY CKLEBIIATJON A'l KLISH A C II I'KC'II /'erstreet, S. C-?The opening ser\s were opened by the pastor, IP \~ V. Riser. Address oti the Ben- . the-, fhureh-?Mr. - Joe Johnson and v Rosanna Samuels. :An.-,r.i.'r ss -Ke\\ Buryeji's. Irani. S. Thy music for this session w:. cud by the pastor. 'he second day opened w.ih. son v ice directed by the .-pastor. A-dsses on the tfro\<*t)) df the church? 11. B. Butler' and Mrs-* Mamk tso-n. Serntun by Rev. .J. 1. tjo-hen. o, "Lord.I'm Coming Home-''? Mrs. ry JelterSon. Music by the' SiTstreet Baptist -Churchr .choir? lU' ' yus'.ur opened tnt. t,h,r-.i day rice with very apiirop'riate IrynTTP led to,the occasion. .. Addt'Osse or church of today?-Mr. A. \V.*Lo.ngre and Mrs. T)dra .1. pevault. Setn' 1 >y""Rev. .*. t' ndtw^saLova's of Zion Baptist Church. Mush .Zion Baptist-t-hurch cliuir~ Sunday momine .-it vj? B. Butler superintendent- of the. iday School. wa c .-it hi - j-.... t TtnVu. crest was noted in the way which . Th " pa^to^and^ w'dcOIrs'^M Kiser and Rev. W. T. Burercss jweri led,, u|uajy to qHidfres-i * tl|c Armtrr? mo).?Rev. Bui*pro?s made a spTerT talk relative-to th(> workin'.r spb mmvfrstrd in The CShhfll. On ftcmt of the lateness of the "hour tT> ool closed. Preaching was heart m the followirig: 11:30 A. M.. tin ^ HV .Kev. E. V. Riser;. ?i30 Rev Br"frapp, of Helena, C.; 8:<X t\ C'. G. Glover; of Hannah Circuit 'he collection for the occasion was L2CL : %? ? 'i <. I* rasor, I >r. J. L. Ben bow and Alston, North Carolina Mututa! nts. | aM $1.00. iaeh . ;?~ unriay .night was featured .by a jndcr's 1 >ay program. , Oi>?-Jnjrrtr nn X/V 2*8. Invocation, lin, A. nicy. -National Negro Anthem, lc (imitations. -Sextet Uyniemher.tho 1 .i ague. : Reading- .My. church 1'Vs' "V. Kit) loch. .Solo. Mrs. . M. I. hrrspo..n-,?Papon M i i. Alpi. o.-.lit>insonr Reading tho .Episcopacy. .Prof.' J. E....Smith. Violin Solo. Mclvin Jones. Addrcssr^-V'ldte e and Progress <d" African Mcthnn'\ with a short siictcli ?'.f Allen' . by tin. pastor:- A^ter app'roj> i;] selection were rendered by the ir mi offertory' was taken. Th s an excellent program iinle d gave a most -.wonderful portMe^(he .church's .glory and achieve it. Mrs. E. Berihett and Pro.- P iVither'spcpn made -a short talks. 1200 is-one* Che lips of, every 1> !-\ our I'LilieJiatiou Ua#y"~ To .t : ' c re in April. Everybody, is w ;1. Mo-t tK.. |,n'.U, , , have already iri.ven :it r;'; , ;- ' ist in'jtb/i' etl'ort. Along vvi: h ; )f:-Kjjtfth.'and his coj-p .ef tom b making excellent Strides in c ting extension money, drs. Mary Marks died ia-t" Th'ur The, fi.ine.ral vw.isicindiu a i v. ~ - - r;,? - ~ ' - rJ Jj ' "~ r*ut!i flV?. ~ ' THE EVANS'. HAIR BKKSSfNG " : >}' i'; k"."' t .lay-..your hair" * w i'.p?~?; ' ! 1 ' .i i...;i .'ci.mbod 1?r~ i. r ' ' ? 'r ;,'r ' 1 '.y' i ' ' i.s lhc host 1 v^rnln'r. htv'hiagr . v-'"" I v it ; J iipsKiitra'nt'iP. T T'iii">u CIOM'S v"... MM a^' - ? . I I ;?:? St...- Colli mjtiu, S. C. l_ - _ VImMU*71? i 'v'' ' . _^JF? -'il l' ;it i;.n ! . | ii;j; ? and I)iuy "Stores s S4it ' in, KS K MI AV-H 1 % P.- ? V^'f JM '1 AlL'1 .\ V. t-tWHt-y'-' - " ?''- r :?;? . V :ti> rTT<'0|>- ~ | ' ' , ' ?? I i?> p ' 1 'y. 1 .1' ! \n t.r?r,P' I'.-- 1(1 ' ' " 0 ' >:< (? a 'J '' ' i. ;. )-_; | i 1.. .1...:;, Ui It,. T :(H) a :L : ?' -i', . V 7 <;m>0 p " , !:. ! f 1 I!? H.-iv. I:j t-ttrio a /, ;t" <", ' 1 r';-. hi: '5:40m iV* ' ? i.ur.,'14 \i :Dp p . ?' 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Malonc's Music Horse \^ ^ _ ivlatn St.- Phone 521ft .. ." ^ \ - - . - . r* . ,t>M