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Anderson ^News
Miss " HazoHTIhrrison delighted a
gcod crowd at the Iteed Street lligl}
School, Tuesday evening. Miss Hut-'
rison is indeed a wonderful pianist.
Mrs. Helen Holmes, of Jiieksom ille,
- Flu., is visiting her brother-in-law
and S S.er. Rev \V C. C.mm.
V ford.. ' V .* V- :
Mr. Marion Mancc~cn:crtnined AVetl*
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ncst'ay evening at the home of Mr.
' - and Mrs. fcV'i.ce Dnvis the follow ing
frierxTs: Air. and Mrs. John. Adger,
? Mrs-. -Marco- Nerb~ Mrr-rfm!
Mrs, t*\V. IMV.k, Mr, and Mrs. T. B\
Williams, .Me :'antes J. W. Marion,
* Jr., and 'Henry tilenn; Misses JrfSc
-j nin niv wttc . vu..ersun, ucurj
,?ri:i cuHiv?n. Annie Bovian, M.o/.oile
Ji>lirt?o!i," Nettie and FNhma MaeV,
Messrs. Rost-biiiL XeiU--anti-XJumeliu*
C'.ii; iiuiri. A dylii ioiui .salad ami
sweet e our it is was served an?T each uj.e
-r.- -r.-t'X pressed Itiin^eli' i>.. lirniwr highly eator'tained,.
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MIssqs llar.el Shanks and .Emlua
Maolr vim'!. Hi.. .1 i,...... f1-,^i: ai
-r Ceoi'MTn?i'ul! wiih?on?Surda.v.
' r Th&..?outlhTii Ilnnuimuas.npponre
1 in recital at Bethel A.?ftp K. church
- J Monday, liijiht to an appreciative audit
hce. They, are in. appear at St
Pa.:I," Wednesday niirHt. " .
Mr. Ellas <1 reenloo died Thursday
ni.ulif Snip Was funrraiizT'tl on last
Su-nday. The family has our sympa
thy. ^
Mr. Wade. t'athci*rrf Mrs. Pat Burris,
died laSt week and the funeral
wa? t*at the. home of Mrs. Burr's.
Rev. Poster, of Sumter; ofTiciat"od.
The family has ouy sympathy.
. '* . Misses Givsrjciu Sullivan an 1 I'm.
-ma- Majk emerinined Mmiihvy night
?- rtr' TPo pTTTp-V:!nl for -the SoUtl 10rn
? l:a mWfh*tn*s-titMhi' home of Mf; and
Mrs,vW. I.*-'Peek. Those-invijtcd to
, meet the pcuos-t were: Mr. ami Mrs.
John Acjjfe.r, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. .WU~TE'.ms.
Me limesMapion. Elaek. Glenn
Misses Chuidin Btnris, Katie Amier,so>>,'
Ji | nuye. Adirer; Nettie Mftutk,
iUozci!c .inrnson, .\ir. arm airs., .u.
I.eo P?vi-\ D.rs. Fdnu^d Johnson and
J. C An !w>-on, M-V. Marion Mnflcc.
1;h'<' i';i.hos-\ .?.?VV-'t i le.nuna split
ur.J- J.IL hurried ]; one to get a few
hoUi'3 IRH'Jcil.'.test. ' ;
Union News
?!' ;s Bhvr, -ho Wo Idhvrtoa.. died on
Mo'* * t y' cv:;;'.?"ritf? March 18th.,
"... To:n Johnson is, s -mewhat bet
ter.
v TJere'or. JY- w Davis is still conf.n"d
lo his in n-.c.
j '^ Miss- Pay kins, of Carlisle. S. is
'rot i u h i;iiproved'!' She .it- the home
of Pr. an! .Mis. C. A. PawkUv-;,' S.
WaMacc St. .' Mr.
M. ;\. Tohin has'hoon ilh with
a. cj/t. She-i*.'some better, yet "not
* ' quite well.
Jinny, who nvis^el her- from'- Corinth
Sunday, .-called to see her and
brought - many nice things that were
n i t'. i' inhi ikmi many inames live
lie ndered fur. the "many- j*nod things.
~Mrrlfr'TTry Smith wlio.ha-i hetin'in<|is>
i'jsu'I IVjr- 4 .week suith "flu".is now
----- aide.to-In*- vt-p- nnrHiTudr fir sidWol.
'i hi.? -Annual . Field . at Sims High
'-School., March?1 'U'ri,?ft a .s-% w i eiU'.SM'Tf*
i y a -largo i rpwd foj*nt rnns art'Jsehool
chi! 're.n. The oufcatu'ros of
the pro- ra n Were the ad hes-es by
3.*r. J. R. Felt on,' Stn'c' Supervisor of
Negro Schools, and 1 Jr. R. S. Wilkin?
sth, President of the State A. & M.
? - College. 1 >inwn?iras sewed ~T7y the
Association ?to the honored guests.
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Greenville News
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Mr.5. Mattie K. Williams, a promi
rent woman i?f .this ,< ity, loft Wist
week for Chieagp.- lib,'.'where she will
r?- .PTu*<t?ith-s4<?11 of the sehoof
' of y 1* Jons cd tent ion. She will also
n' lend !he (ienofhl. Cu'nf.erencc of the
A. M. 10. ("htiri'h.,
A splendid -propertal?.oji of 'LA Mel
o- y ot (..old!" ir. l c.-tilo IJall on W'edhos*
!ny\ night. of' 11 ? . vfWk was wit.hcsred
by r J:);00 audience which
1 i I'iMii'tf a1111.n t i.Hiuil ' [it'll.
wa t dc'-orvt !!y given 'becatia^ of the
irvi u of the. performance. The sparking1
men, v >nv- i an I children were inrfovrd
cuK<" (Tie l.-est play given here
?BinrO "F.lheonia at the Bar of iTiratiecV
jrarlo?if-1, m. ii '? 11?;t~i"ii.<nn'nnoe at tftc
~ "Phyllis Whea toy fen'er about two
years ni.ro. Whilo the entire performrp-r
va- good, a sc;.no >n which about
100 f hiVfrerr 'Pflrticnatod was the
bendliner. ProG .T. M. Pollard, of" the
Playground and Recreation Assonia1
'on, .(I've ted 'he pagepnf, while Prof.
Garaewell "Vfllonf-vne, of tdrnrxfty, dt;??reel
wd the mn-ie. Mr.re than riOfHemt^
-eluderi' in the -rsrr*: """" r~~~
- Rc'.'p. W. Ft Pi1 c aruVT." W.' Tny
-Irr, of Sum-tor,,wore visitors hero last
,v~ook. They aro o.ypa^torg of Allen
Temple and John Wesley ch.urches,
respectively.
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? r?- -jup.
UJ ' ' _JL-??ggg
Mr. and Mrs. Rayce Boyd and .family,'
df Atlanta, spoilt thy paftfc aev-;
oral days .in thi^ city ? ??.
The Alien Temple A. M. JS. Church
was comfortably packed 'last Sunday
morning to hear the pastor, Rev. A.
C. Sumpter, deliver- a most brilliant,
thrilling, gripping discourse front Jcre
ntiah 19:6. He used as a theme "The
I Fruit of Thought..'' The- nin^f tor,
j mbn was .delivered by the Rev. J.
-j-W.. Douglass; .presiding elder of the_
Cieenville district, who punched a.
.. very* timely nnd^lrfterestlng sermon,
i_ns> usual. The League services were
featured .!>>' a splendid.address by Dr.
Warren Cooper." "**,'
The friends of 1'rof. and Mrs. J A.
Tc hns.t n" will n.grot to lcarr that
ProfA Johnson is confined to his' bed j
on account of illness.
Tlii; Rev- Charles F. Candy, pastor
of Springfield Baptist Church deliv"red
the principal address at Allen
Temple last Sunday afternoon' for
?the-hene'lit of the Boosters Club. The
-peaker_ spoke ? on "Co-operation"
which proved very timely and practi-.
'Lhe^sttrrr of-$2tk60 was realized"
ironi mo etiort.
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Mr. II. K. rladjrcr and Miss Eunice
-AdMltlS. popular teachers in-Sullivan
Street School, are nionj? the many'
Greenville teachers attending "the Palmetto
State Teachers' Association in
C oktmbiw. ;?-1
On Wednesday Rev, nnd Mrs. A.R.
-Burke and Rev. Brode-n were the din-1
ner jruests of. Mrs. Bessie Fairr on
Nichols St.- -j
On last Sunday the Rev. A. R. i
Bnrk(h pastor of Evangelist- BaptistChurch,
enjoyed a much needed rest
while -the Rev. firoden, who is condrctjivr
'he' revival meeting,, pi each:
oj three wonderful sermons, mornim*.
irTtefnenn"'mPf ~~"wTffht,.; ^ rnppnafciwW i
I sirtfo crowd* attended each service,
"he collection for the day hcinj? well
o\ ( r SI00.0!). The Sunday School and
R. V. P. U."services were very intere-tinir
and were larireTy"attended. The,
nicht 'services were featured hy a
skui4 address'by'Editor C. C. Clark-'
( u. who made a very timely-talk.
_Thc ..-rcvivaL-iU, Evangelist Baptist
chuf. h is "in full swinir. The pastors
mul li'u-inV^jrs of the'various city chur-j
c)i s are cooperating nicely 'in the i
mooting. l
...Cn Tli'.ns.'ay of 1 ast Week Rev?nmk:
Mrs. A. R. Burke, Prof. K. II. Trot 1
j Vant- and Rev. Bro.jon wore the din
nor guests. of Mrs. Helen Lrhy, who j
servid a delicious ' repast. ? ....
On Tuesday qi'tornoon the Boosters
Club, of Allen Temple, met at the
henu'.i:'.ul and _Viiry? artisticall.v . ap
pointed home' of Mr. .and Mrs. \V. C.1
n Sit I lint Iii.tnin.nl 1... j
York 'City, but now a full' 'fledged!
_.jiuOim' rr i 1' I'ro ah .ve club.? Al'tei the;
usual run ino ofJiusiness a sparkling!
program which included the following
"numbers was rendered;- reading, Mrs.!
h. -AV??l.oeV-Uislrumon'.al; solo, Miss ;
Cerlfude Robinson; reading, Mrs. Josic
"Wilson; solp, Miss PAL." Tykes
'I he program was followed by a very
toothsome and elaborate repast, which
_cop.sisted of shrimp salad, saltines, rn,;oa,
Jello with whipped cream, two
kinds of c ki -and. after-'{tinner mints.)
'this, was pronounced one of the fin-1
1 est meetings the club has- ever enjoyed
in all its. brilliant history. .
~BAMBERG NEWS
.. Quite a number of Bambergjans.
I..C- ,1.'.. ...... 1. ?\ ?K? I
HI- in.. ?vi i\ u'l in xxui c*v. j
Among I hi,1'm wove Mr. and Mrs. C; W.
()'wcn?, Mr. and Mrs. Harry IlnmiHl
'i n, Mr. L. \V- K.tephens, Mrs. Mar-1
'ha liners and Mrs. Matilda Brab-!
ham. Tbov_\viB so'end the sii?n-n?n-'.i
in FIuMi n?vN. V. Wo hopo for them
a pleasant and successful stay. Mrs.'.
t'PUVehs ordered The_Luidov- sent to
; her that she may keep in touch with'
what i_s yoitHf on in the old home
.state while it) New York. .
TH^ i a? k< thall game last Friday-lie?
twoon the Black'villc hiph school trirls
and 'hi' Frnsier Academy otitis was
very interest in<r, the scores being 21 '
o-12 in favhr of Blackville.
A recent-ion was given. Tuesday-i
night .of last wooLc at the home of
Mrs. Harisomc Hnlttiqn in ho.nor of
ho 1:dies who left this week for New
Yiuk U'Tllf'Tl Uas enjoyed by .'ill who
attended.; Mrs. llatnion is an ex- !
ocllont cook and knows! how to make
-H pleasant for Visitors, -^Punch was
served, thon fruit salad on lettuce i
"nickers and .inlTue, followed hy iCo
foam and. cake.
ii Jlr, Gabriel Wilson, wtn? has been
on the sick lisTTor'a" few days is much
improved to the delight of his many
liriends. . _?
The writer hold servicer, last SunIny
in Allendal. Quite and appre'ia
iyo was in ntFendanee at the Mt.
Tabor Baptist. Urrurcn, and judging
appeArnnee-frtehlv enjoyed
Itst services. The Sunday School at
Thls point aiso 13 in a prosperous conditlon.
The superintendent, Mr. A.
, Alexander and his faithful teachers,:
j*Mrs. Mary Disher, Mrs. Rosa Richard- (
son, Mrs. Frances Allen, Mrs-. Mary
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i-L?r ^ & TTTF PAT.MttT
Roundtrce-und Rebecca Thompson
are^primo -factor o in?thi? greai
-movement of jttpjfm^idvnncemerrt.
. The Willing WoPks Club composet
of Sunday School workers, is doing a
great work of church beautifying,
This club met last.week at the home
of Mrs. Round tree, and from a financial
viewpoint, took the banner,
: tjvrite a -neat little gum was l'Aisec
for the benefit of the church. The fob
-lowing named ^wrsons-joimMb oui^4is4
of subscribers this week; Messrs. A
UfiphahtrJ. \V. Singleton, L. A
Allen, Miss Rebecca Thompson, Mrs
Irvno Owens and Rev. L. "II. lltnnmingway.
Who will be next?
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- Mlty NORMAN RICIIIE PASSES
Abbeville, S. C.?Mr. Norman Richie
departed tlus lil>>, Wednesday, Mar,
JLth-at 1:110 I\ M." He had~boen in ib
'heaU.li for the past three or four
yeais. He look lijs bed. ilic last, time
a few ma-ks imp?Mr- Richie waj
al l luted with il)Lumatism for a lon?
time. lie bore hig'sullerings with flw
..f p-tli^n.n 11 I- ? .. i i I.i'mI
Wil'f slink right by- him in all his
mh mm.-, urn ii?w+v?emr (.'aim.1. Sir
Uit'hio \\vas bore his illness a merchant.
of our city., lie ran il grocery
store lor a nijijiber of years on* Uarribgsg
St. 51 r. -Kichie was born in
the year 1855, ami was fcevenly-threc
ohl. lie was a. loyal and'dTItilui momher
of. Washington St.- Presbyterian
Chuifh for a long number of years. '
The funeral services were held at
Washington St. Presbyterian (.'buret
conducted by his pastor, Kev. II. "Y
Vumpedy. Interment was in Harbison's
cemetery. ; __
lie leaves to mourn 'his death n
wifey^ljMi Kinmu.iiichio, and a host ol
ftherri'elative.s and friends, lie \va>
a elm r tercET member-o f I' hi IO 1*L of - P
Lodge No. 11. _
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>C1I A R LOTTE .NEW S
Mrs. II. Whetmore has returned to
the city after spending l>yo weeks in
iree.nsboro with Mrs. William. Long.
Mrs. l.onif accompanied her homo te
it tend tho Swastika dance at Clinton
Parle Caeihm Friday, March Dth.'
The* Swastika Social Chili pave a
very elaborate dance at Clhilmi?Paxk
n?">Fr:day, March 8th. The hall
wifiC decorated with wild roses. "The
ihc ' win uiapped on lartire .hoop
in the center of the room and carried
o-tthe-Hfotrr coiners. The roses were
minified with stripes of preen. The
olor. scheme was pink, white and
ireen. .The hall had the v.ppearnncc
if a garden covered with msio The
ouvenirs for the ladies were pink
nid white roses in* bou'.ineer form,
'vn whistles in the "r r"''n bmhi
They we're furnished with music by
he New York Scvchadops.
The second dance after in'ermiss-^i
was the Swastika dance, unly
the "members were allowed to dance,
inch was .dressed in pink-with some
touch of green as an accessory. Tli*
l'.ib* contains 22 young ladies.
Among the out-of-town visjtors JLc
*t tend* the Swastika dance wore: Mrs,
Clarice Marshall, Prof. Scott,". Miss
Howard and Robert Moreland, J? ?c
Daniels, Salisbury; Mrs. Catherine
Long, Prof Freeman Taylor, Douglass
and Winslaw, of Grecnchnvn
~MIss G. E; Johnson entortninod.the
Blue Bird Club on Saturday evening
March 3rd. Miss'Geraldinc E. Johnen,
ot Mast First Street was hostess
to the Blue Birfl Club. The clirb was
honored to have Mrs. Maggie Tate
-Trent, of I.iv ing.-a^no College, pro.-ftnt.
She gave a very interesting talk;
"iftt'l' winch a delicious two-course
luncheon was served. Those present
were:.Mrs. Kstclle Tyson, Mrs*Corn
Routon, Mrs..Tlattie Willimns, Mmses
Blanche Tyson, Rnmrnie Portee, Rose
l.oarv, Rrcile Henry-, Aurelin Williams
Carrie Williams, Fannie Morris and
-Mftrlrrd" AtoxjmrtTTr
Migses Hue lie Henry and Ilattic
rivms(?M in company with Mrs. Mary
Willianls,' of Loberty St., spent thr
week-end in flvf tj isbpro,. Winston;
Salem and Durham. . M
LANCASTER NEWS
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.The. ministerial union was called tr
I order last Thursday au^kHQ hv thr
President. The chaplain conducted
j' ho service. , The meeting was spiritually
revived as never before. W(
nil felt like a pcntcostal shower hat:
; fallen upoij us. During the same
| night our, program was had at tlu
i~~Bh*nt?st Church.
The church ,was one of the highest
r class.
The Rev. II. J,, Call is preached si
wonderful sermon, and it was a mas;
terpiece. On behalf of their ehuroh
Rev. Frasier __nnd_ Mr. TW-Win wi?).
corned this ministerial . delegation.
Rev. W. (J. Owen responded to- tht
welcome addresses. The various tmr
sieal choir of the city rendered a great
program.
Again Sunday was a misty"day, bul
many were out to the service and en<
MMIiWHjiHMaiiliMi
TO LEADER
; joyed a high day in Zion, Iicy. Off:4ens
piuui'hl'd Us never before! The
choir of old Str. Puul has written for
I themselves a new page in history,
i They looked like angels while in those
. beautiful robes of white, with purple
> and they sang like angels. Several
compliments were.received by them.
We were .fortunate to have in 0.11
I mutst during the last part of the ser
vice"^1rs. L. B. Spaulding, of Cumq
den, who spoke" in interest of out..
Kairwold school in Columbia! Hei .
. remarks so interested live ladies of
. the church that they questioned her a
. to the organization of a club in thi:"
. iiy. Several ipdies were called to-/
gather and while Mrs.'SpauHmg outlined
the., plans that woOld .Con-'.ituic
a club,- the ladies listened with lntor,
est. She organized these ladies present
into n club thereby appointi'ir.
The Boosters Club met at the hhivn :
/' of Mrs. Flossie Gavin,- Friday?mMtr-,
They were onjorbvinet royalty. .
"Gavin mndedt very eomformtable foi.
, : the Boosters. They were served win
>TioQ cream and cake. The t'dllo<tioi"
, given Mr.1. Spanldiii.a;?for (h0 Fair:
The following- rallies of the Wooman's_*Federation
Club pj^uii/.ed by
Mrs. SfinuldinK'were: Mrs. K. II. 0\v(lens,
president; Mrs. J. J. Clinton, vice
. ^resident; Miss S. M.-IIfplo., secretary;
Mrs Patterson,-treasurer. ~,r~ ~
The pastor, choir. and -members of
i St. Paul are invited to attend the A.
M. K. Zion Cjiurch, Sunday aflt hrootv .
at l>:00 o'clock. v.I.
. Key. Frasier, and his choir will at
1st. Paul on the 4th Sunday! All arc
hiiviteri. . . ' /
l Rev. and Mrs. Owens nwtle. a fly
' 'njr trip to Charlotte Inst -week-.-----1-*-'
; They met their friend of Columbia,
, | Mr?.?Corric Drews ten?whn?rs?nnv.r
makirur Jier home in Charlotte and is
a member of~ou^ehufeb there.
Washinsrtoiv-Street Raptivt
"Washington Street Ilaptist Church
t'< fctill nlitit 'nnd /Liintr (v.wwl ii'imO.- Tim
i pastor wrerout of town today, hut Rev
Ikmk'n, of Kershay, preached in h?- ,
<tea'J. . There was a lnrc-o ptf Arifj'.
a nee for Sunday School in spile of
'V- e intdoment weather. The leasofs
wrtv review el by the Re'v. Hi: kin.
Miss Ka'ie Ruy'.m of Prim I..11 y ["
who ca;me to us in interest of. the
Fairwold school .made a very irspiri.j
irj? talki \V*c wish to have her and
| j.others of her type to come a^am.
We thank llt?v. Raskin for his timo.
!y sermon which lie delivi red from
he text: "HItssed are tiny who hn >ilffOr
and thirst alter rightojtfsijuisi" f
^Mr fo'n rfV. ' "*v t '"'"'1'
1'rosiuing Llder \\ 111. Kol>in?on heftf*
, [ a very successful quaFTeT-jjy c .n'l'c r-..j
. eiicc uii Maiclr ath.?'11 lit iv-poKs 110.11 j'
11 ho various departments of tiie cluirc'h
j dioWed a marked, increase over athose
I ?t last- year. The new pastor,. Rev.
d, J. Chilis,-is. being .well received by
he people of T7ancn.>Ter.
* - ' -l'lie- sj ee'.al 1 lldrtsy tor the Tuisler
1 rany arc-, creating sonic interest ?iu.i i
? enthusiasm.. Mrs. Mary Ellis, yuve a'
> "very sucee?*fuT children's*1 fHtiy-ram.
Sunday afternoon. A silver olTerin:?
was taken in-the interest of the KasL
tor rally. < . J.. .. ...
The Woman's Home and Foroiyn
i Missionary Society has- l^en rv< rItraniztd
with the foHowiiny otfu i :
President, Mrs. Inez Wriyht ;-Viet'-.'
, j President, Mrsn Sarah Mctlrin'; Troa>
irer,'Mrs. Cloldie Stewart: Secretaty.
i. Mrs. W. A. Callis. The K.hciety will
: uild their'meclinys weekly. The next1
nee'thiy will be he'ld with Mr-. Kinnia
Clinton who is district president 01
the Lancaster District. . .
Ilev. W-.'G. Owens, his choir and
i dngregation will 'fyold a special xerice
at Mt. Zion Sunday afteruor n at
f7 1:S0 o'clock:?TRe public is cordially
i invited.
1 ILYITJ^T J LIHLKK I N ION HOLDS
" . 3&V K^H - CON VENTION
Columbia Baptist juhliee choirs un'
ion held its March convention at the
Second Nazareth Baptist -Church on
'Kimwood Avenue and . Oak .Street,
Tuesday evening. Choirs from piany
of the city Baptist cluiyches we,a
and amp,' for the lmy.r. ?i;i^=
> ! fence .'that had come to- witness the
?--program.?^'he singers woro-aB-poud.
I The Rev. It. M, Myers, minister at
the church, nreached hi short, inter
>_ csling and impressive Huwiun. In the
I I'niii'xi1 (if his rmoirl.*?X-Uv>?.M >' )?
! pleaded for Christian missions, and
l. . ir-'eJ .ju*?heaters to?rtrtTTfii fo~ the
-.old time religion,/-:
t Seymour Call-oil, Field Secretary
.'>f the A inrrir.'ii* Humane Fductition
i ] Society, made an earnest plea for t:a
I tional humane week, and urged the
r| various church leaders tcr jtdtrIn titer
- johr I >ii> t ion of the w ee In
ioh. Othrer rffrrrrs are ,T. C. Con-fr.
L /he vice-president nn j .T. C. Arch*e,
he ' recording secretary. . The next
~essiiifi Witrhe hold- ott Tuesday' pv!'~
t "iner, April 17th at Zion , ftaptist
Church. . .
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II. FOSTER IS I.All) T|
-? " ui:ST
Funeral services for Mr. Williar
.1. Foster, who died at liis home HI
. ijie St., at -1 :>i0 o'clock Thur.sdu;
aorninjr, March loth, "were held a
'..eond Calvary. Cantist' Church o
.hiclrJu' was'a- memberf on Snnda
' vi'teimoarf^ at 1:;50 o'clock. Uev. C
!. Rrown. his pastor, conducted fh
services aat the church and at Hlv
1 "he service at the church was beau
v ul in rt : i:> ; 1'ci y and was attend
1 .by wneyy a- - mulTiTUije o
"viends who shave with the family ii
lie sorrow" of Mr. Foster's* death
he myrhuK Musters -of flower's-'hor
iitc tcs.irvMiy of the love and ltd
>'.'?>'I ! !)(? l;y Il HMTdS nil- MX
'oatcr. and ii'a!:.' oc a a in that the de
/V.'jI"\T.,v. :,ry fo como li
"Jy>^'h>s|_yf' .n'l v''- > v.viv privilcprci
'o'hnniv Ji'in. 1 f-c vjt*?*t as" a" legacy t
' ro v in ;>.! ' r T" r m ":;!> ^ litTi
- rvtn.T the public in different v-oca
:ops. / ~ -. t H
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li? ?>!'< i'o.'tfi ami lik< tintr hler. iUTs
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Saturday, March 24, 1928 v
CHAPl'ELEE STATION NEWS
__The second quarterly conference
n was ^eld'at C-ha^pfrHe Station A. M.
G l^rftiurch, March 2? The conference
y was cuTled-to order by. the presiding
t elder, Rev. E. A. Adams. After he
f had read ; the .scripture lesson and
y '- xnlailW- it, ho thnn J
business of the night. The many rec
ports having been read and adopted
o -the -presiding elder said that the.
saidvmany helpful things to the mem.
- - ; of the conference. The quarf
tor having been held on Friday night,
9nrl thn nlfln** rntmm .
I, ...... vnv VIMV* 1CVUVIICU Ull OUfli.
''ay evening and preached a very inc
pinner sermon, which was enioyed
. 1 v all who- heard him. Chappelle Sta .
':op is piqving along fine, and she in- -
rites" all of her friends to come over ' ;
n Trd help her. The door is open,
il The.pastor, Rev. Id. J. Bryant, anyn *>
o that you are'welcome at all-4imea at
s our services. 1
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s ACKXEA^IJK-^OTKS " . . .
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f By Rev. II. E. Emanuel, Intermediate
f
State President.
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Our state convention convened last
[. year in August in the beautiful and
.^hospitable" city of Greenviile. This \
). meeting was a decided success from
s every angle.- Tjic young people were
.very enthusiastic and made many val'
liable conrtibutionos to its ultimate
'! cy-is?The reception given-by Dv.
1). L. Witherspoon and his'people will
. not soon 4>e forgotten. Wo are now
i- looking forward to our state conven.
'ion which convenes at Georgetown
this year. Let the presidents of the
- various leagues-begin now and prej
pave to send a strong delegation
to Georgetown this year. The writer
il carried six to Greenville from the Ir
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s mo ( ircuit last year and will carry
. I n?- ii:n.ny or more from the Rock Hill
o'Circuit this year. On the 5th Sunday
- in. January we are witJi the* Rev. L. ? "
- Ho\\.nian at Shady Grove. There's
a fruitful Held for the league work.
'I his paint is said td have more young ?
- people than others in the Winnsboro
1 .'-'.strict. The weather was rough and
T very inclement and we could not do
. much, but the young people were \
I'here-just the same. Rev. Howman
0, h;i.s .tlic work: well in. hand and .we
v have nfr'hngoiY fnrn. return trip on-the
1 bird _Sun lay afternoon. We visited
r 'Lruimool Ai M. ;E. -Church, K~g?dalil
<wyn; Rev. II. -T. Summers is the
1 progressive pastor?hore.?This is S . ' T
j ministe r whom one must associate
with to. know him. He.is quietly put- ?
ting over a program at this church
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'hat is scarcely known now. The peoa
pie are" with him and you can watch ?_v?
g- KmnuHol-riow; watch Rev. Summers
fi put it over. We found here a well
- organized league with Mr. Clark as
it aide president.?Our address W&3
I weir received and we were'asked to
s c me again at our earliest. Our next
yislt will be at Bethel A. M. E. Church
s Columbia, Dr. R. E. Brogdon, pasII
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