The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 14, 1928, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
July 11, 1928
^B^hurch New
jn
chcrch maim'ksintt
Final preparations were
Stated for our delegation 10 goi o
M~the State Sunday 8cliuul ami
V U. Convention which convenes wit
KepMrt-r-fr'ror |c|t?fin|ti$t ^hu rcl
Bfoek Hill, S. C.f Thursday of. thi
^^Vveek. Those from Zion who will 1
^^^in attendance ait this -state hndy ni
I Mrs. Alma Denley, <Mr. M. C. Taylo
I Madarh Medora 3. White, Misses J<
C^. sie B. White and Geneva RulF an
MVa Rosn Divon. .
The B. P.'U. wili aifm bo rt-pn
sented. ..
The past^fcjflnnonnced that a Sun
mer Bible School for pastors and Su
day School superintendents,' teacher
B. Y. P. U. workers and deacons \vi
be opened at Zion Baptist Church c
Tuesday n^ght, July 17th, and n
through Sunday. lJr; J. A. Slittr|t
A. M., D. D.,of Nashville; Tenn:, \vi
... he the instructor, Dr. Shqrpc is tl
National Baptist expert along t+r
line. He is the best along this lit
in America. This Bible School- \vi
be opened to all denominations.
11 !30 preaching hout1, when
was filled to its capacity. Rev. J. 1
White's great sermon on .the "Trap
"^lgurlrtiOf^- of Jesus" was a maste
piece. Rev. Prof. Trezvant acciin
panied the pastor in that glorioi
service. It was good to have hei
there. ?
Mrs.. Lizzie Gilliam's Funeral
At 2:00 o'elcok the funeral servic
of Mrs. Lizziy Gilliam, wife of l)e
con Jesse Gitnanx, were held, win
every seat up stairs- and down w
taken iand throngs were etarvdin
Pastor White was assisted by Rex
Sarah Smith, R. XV. Baylor, 1).
Robinson, J. II. flunter and J.
Corbett. Mrs; Rosa JJixon sang
solo, "Stand by me." Mrs. Oeitru
Gilliam read a beautiful paper on t
life of the deceased. Miss Gatheri
. Gannon read a naner on "Mrs. G
liam as a friend" and "Mrs. Gillia
as a neighbor" by Miss Harris.
. Mrs. HazedeRc Bookman
most beautiful paper. Mrs.' Mwlo
J. White- sang a solo, ''What are th
doing in heaven.
uev. J. <j. White preached ,tho 1
n^ral sermon front John 11:25 "I .1
the resurrection and -the life."
Rev. Sarah H. Smith made a bur
inc address. This was followed by 1
marks by Rev. R. W. Baylor.
Children's Day at Arthartown
Mrs. J. C. White had Children's D
rervices at Zion RUgriht, Arthurtov
The exercises were just grand, whi
consisted of declamations, drills, re
tations and other numbers. Collect:
^pjounted to $17.00. .
At 8:30 Rev. White preached t
final sermon of the day. Two \vh
ministers, Revs. Dorn and Smith ;
sisted him. Messrs' LawsQn, a grr
'T uatc of the University of Michiga
.. r and R. A. .Hayes, of the Natioi
Benefit Life Insurance Company, <
rlroccnrl tnn mulinnpn
BETHEL A. jVL E. CHURCH
NDTES:
After the usual study period
which many children participai
Sunday. The Sunday school .less
was beautifully reviewed by lit
Miss Julia Mae Brogdon,- who i
- credit to the occasion by the mani
in which the story was related.
At 11:1-5 a. m. there was a bear
ful, soul-satisfying sermon delivei
by Dr. Brogdon. Text found in
Epistle of John, 2nd chapter, lam
verses: "My little children, th
things" write I unto you, that ye
not, etc." . Subject; "Christ our
vocate." Among the visitors pres
were Mr. Haves of Philac
phia and Mr. Lawson of the State
Michigan, representatives of lh^.1
tional Benefit Eife Insurance Co. B
made timely and encouraging rema
t<o the audience.
The spirit in the League work
mong the children is still growi
they deserve all encouragement ;
may give them hy your presence.
At 8:00. P. M. a very import
question Was the basis of the <
couqse fc-y DA Brogdon: ."Are
the teachings of Jesus Christ up.
date?" 'Many helpful compnris
truth and worth in his teachin
[ - _ - Bow shall wa escape. wo negl
^ the teachings oiJ^KUSlOtni;.l?
! i C!nmp tn thn gervipoa nrul find n v
Come at Bethel always. Few of
sick members are improvlnR' nin
May we pray_for .their conrnlet
covery.
s-of Columbia f
J. C."WHITE < : |
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iojtCdoCuCfCijfcGcocoo-:-o _ o ; _ J ; - - -
t .I(,)N KS ('H Al'KL VOl N'(i WO|
MAN S MISSIONARY' SOC IETY
The "Y.'s" of Jones Chapel spent a
i- .very pleasant afternoon with Misses
IT" ticrelene and oeiiiui'.e Loiu? at their
rr rusitfoiu'e nil Muriun St^AYcdm'siLiyl*
h -July- 11ii. The usual devotions and
Teadinir of the minutes were followed l-~~
is by a brief period of business. The?:VHvt
>e members responded to the roll call ("I
"AL Avith i3il?ksf(nn,tations hee.innine -\\ ii.h ^
r, the letter l\. This being the Fourth j.'i
)- of July an independence program was
id beautifully cjarried out by the singing
of patriotic, songs by the members ,. ,n
Florence IWuisbii, Fanme^SITIlef" and (.f ..
1_ Jessie-Gladden. j Si
in Miss Geielenu I.oU i^res'enU^t v'a yroi
s boau.i-iful bouipiet of flowers to the t
-pp olnh lns u token of appreciation I'm?
)n her yift at. graduation. "Aliss Corine ju.lp
ro Johnson responiled to her. remarks ?f |,
^ ami those of other vi-dtors. 1
ii The'men!he? s and friends .responded., 'f
^ to the financial r<>ll'with dues am- lint,
fr- W io>;i.h?>, ' |hHL
' ' 'the followjh.ir Avere welcoiiK^'visU- ' t< i
JYJ- i?I st: 'Mi * > 'l'lon'in'e lUniiht Miuni .p
Brooks. of Camden-and Mis Cornelius w ;jt
Smith. . I'acli uttve Vmne vt'rv cinotn- ',i> ,
^ ! ayinjr remarks. The Y.V wish to |m.t
j thank''Mrs. Miller and Miss M'iuhi.e 1 T
1- Brat I oh- for contributions. a h
^ At the close'of the meet my.' the host |J,,XV
ess served a dainty repast of Salad, h m.,
11 S .j ; |
pickle. cnukei s. walnut ice crcum anu one;
cake. i?-r?L?? T
?-?* ?' .' '' are'
st MArRU nim.i: vacation i;u.
1>S SCHOOL AT ZION MAT WKKK C V,
a- ~. . I>l,i!
>n Bcyihnirg en "Tuesday nijrht. Jnlyj - ,'i
as t6th, and iroibtT jt|iroutrh Sunday. July- y-ro,
p. 22pd, a summer Bible vacation school sud
s will he conducted by Rev J. A. Sharpe acti
(j A. M.f D. D., of Nashville, Tenn., at P.
Zion Baptist Church. All- ministers,
_ Sunday School teachers, Y. i\ U. p-',
']c workers and Christian Workers ol' a'l 'J
denonfiirations will be admitted. No >7u
charges, but a free will blfoririy will whi
jj l?c called for each nifjiit or day 'en
* lu\ slyiTllie is an expert instructni ^
in Sunday School methods. He is si?t
?? forceful.?plain?<md?inaynetic. ?Frrr ^rrnr
^ two-years he has been emplbydd by me
jiy-th? State.'Sunday School and B. Y. p,ro
I' .U. Convention of South Carolina.- o?]
And The pastor of Zion Baptist has i' ,
i succeeded in irettirite him til.consent - ;;n
to conduct this school for the benefit' lot!
of our people who. cannot attend tlu:se ?n .convent
ions each year. His "How to mi :
*0- . / I
M tike thy Sunday , School Co" andl...,.
"Christian Stewardship" nvo annum I T
f ho 1 <*#? '?? wC<e? 1
. ... 4..U.V >.vvv!jwa ?:\Vi jja* ni"(
a_v toned to by South Carolinians. Cigno. ,,,||
you are \veli\oine. " I day
ou NOTICE! 'oil
on . . ' '!i-v
The Annual .Ministerial nml ' neli- ..I
coiiii'?1 i^'t it in <? ?Wi'k-ami (AiorUo -nf.^.Counties
will ho""held at- Friendship
j'11)28. A eordiaf invitation in extend- lm.,
n |ed ta all. tliii
KEY. S. X. YAl'SS, I); ])., h?,
I;KV. E'. R, ROBERTS, D. 1). ; I la
ld"^RKV; .1. \V. Boykin, 1). 1)., v;u
. . (Instructors) ...<
" ^ 1 T "TTrt
BAILEY BETHEL C1RITIT Vho
_Li_?Uliv
Tin- thii-.l tmnrtiTJy conference
the Bailey Bethel Circuit wa* held at t lt|rt
O^k'Grove Church, -June 2.'ir<l. In | \|,t(>(|
spite id' the inclemenc y of the weath- ' ^.n
jbn cv? with" a downpour of rain which tha
tie lasted until a very late hour the pas-,
jid tor, Key- II. A. Willi a pis, was a little.
lor uneasy, hut his nohh?: cor.ps of oHic.ers v
and the few members that were there ^
iTP?stuck to hi in and -we wont over the |;M
red top. . . J iui
1st j L>r. T. II. Gary, our 'beloved prcsid- ^ p
1 2 ing elder, preached a wonderful sev- ' jn
ese' mon, Sunday. v j t:r
sin ' ~ . * * ^ sal
ad-- ; Oi l! .111'L.LINS LETTER- I.,,;,
ont I \\ i1 had a successful fcvni of Hi no j <
lei-; weeks in teaching the News Club
of School. The parents me singing the ^
$a- ^ prutses of tho-manager of this school no
oth "foe the instruction given their chil l- j
rks ren. We are determined, to have pa- j^(
1| rontg to tench their children to ro:pl || ('
a- 'the Bible, and Negro newspapers and :
ng, I other literature, and a'so tenth them i
i*6u to patronize Negro enterprises and
help each other to live'godly lives
ant Vnong tlie people in the country and ,
lis- towns. This is the object ofThe News
all Club Schools. ' L'Uc!
.to- Now I am asking every one- wfu? (o,
ons reads this letter to please give us one J ,
ilollar to aid us in raising $250 for the ^
igs. ensuing term of the News ('lab-School q~
loot This school will open October 15, 1028' jn
1 nnd will pTTRo \i?\rTTTsTT Ttt-2t>. T -am^,el
asking everybody who will to ph-ui- ?[ |
our give us ten ccn's for the Ne\ys Club'\y
nty. Seheol-Bfogrossivo. iJetter Box. Plcasa-^..
re- aid us now while the seaso^ is on. |
* D, a CALHOUN. .7Tj^
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V
Till-: PAT,VIFT
"-T^IK?hi "^'
l;it ?ila^Pfr"'etv a?V6-;^y>tn?fai?ri
- m K. i QYI m M.i'i.iri w TilK
i.oi>i\(i .mft/iixt; or Tin:
TXfSTKKKV W.V KS A1.I TANCK
ttft llltf Si: MMKH SKAMFS .. j
s usual, at- The meetiiiif. ??t" the
Tiers' wives" alliance. everything
~pnjasnnv, |U'.;utIij! ahd ,i. plutu
uiisliino was* 111 c\TdenOo. J T~
U'ii moot'" itys as are liehl by' l-hat
4|? .??!' Ohi'Tslhin vvnii i ll . arc _<h il
tu briny to atiy i*bitinuini;y j*Toat
at?h+h4?( lii i 11 m?11 i Vl lb'?and
ifillnosa nip} -toward *thp rtfak'ny
otter women and inch also in tins
inn nil v."
lu1 spirit of tho inft^ihti-niatt vh?
dm s not oxi.j'i iit ihoir- ineotiiu's.
their . reiifest desire.!.-- t.o help
tiako .'sonielioiiy ilappy.
!n y are rieii", v'o avi t.' i. 11^ ; i?
I tin- other Mid that is vhyii
ok4o?a?pUnUanre?U>?u*j?ua?I ii. ii,
tiiur*. .V . " .. ' '
o a sie|< nii ii.-terV if?vAil'<ui*?at
iispit.il- irr till.-7 F:ty Tor"!rent iwont,"
or- \\'? r.'.reiit': r'.ui ;.he .alii .tire to
>r the- si? l< in he'r-ih ys . ! ?n l
i tvftj aiek iiiaiistefs whose wives
llU'le'o . r.-e el" die vi.a. i; e Vc;j?I?
oaell was se.nt to hijy.fi nit to cheer
a-up lit viplrTis yptl t??..lic'li? .iit
dirty if ft, Unit' In iy,: / '
lw??.... : 1* a. Vie -
n.ni-ci?1-1 -t-iM'- .4! -Wl' Wirt
!y. prioNed ::t !>?-. -i ii.'p ?>f; .'u
don illicss of or.o. of luyv m st
vu and I'iiiilMiil. !) om'jorK.
Pajro. (ho v. it'l- of Mew Pa'pe. who
pastor-of Wo sky .M. K. I'lnuyh
his oily.
ho ii-tcrost thov loaait'ist in their
ilhoi'S. :S. shown iiy the t xunt t,u
oh tho'y will po"t?? >ho\v their in
n. . -
. ooiunnttoo I'i.oin'-tho All-sire o itntr
of the rhif'il; ;m of thf.siok
iittit ?.Mr.-. - ( - A' 'A.cnu. .rp.a
sjdi'tli of the Ailiadoo. :.M.| O. 11.
v.tf, the oSaifi.uan r>f the. s'n-inl
iniiiioo. \!>tI li. V. Kills mill Jir\
1. ('ai roTp ti'vasufvi-, wooit-oyov to
ill or 6ti Tiie day. arU i io on. 1 uly
i to'vi'sif 7*lis. Pope, who was taki
ypiouslv ijl after roaohinp Solnttn
l visit \Vt! wish for her rt
v "* " |
iv i i^?: '
ho nuotiny 'of tlic Ailuitxc was
J at thy homo of Mr.<v C. (l?u'?
It was hold i> fifLith Thins
in .kino insiond of tho. third
irs.Iay <n ilnoouht' bf- Mtp. Car'
*s absonco from. tho. citv for a fow
t was< tlu> ilosiio of tho lvhmibovs
' lio Ali-.ii 10 ah.it ;'t "f (ho 11,:11
rs* wivos, not only of-tho'i it y,'but
the stil nrl s u].- \ atioml tho lit \t
rtitiy'. whiofi "will li' hold on thy
id Thursday in So.ptombor at th.
no of Mrs. -11. Chaopojio.' l**i.>H
1'ilon St. 'J ho two' m< tilths for
ation will bo ifiily . and "Aiitrustitil
of. the sioh 'ob oX| u - s d yriyat
i.uiii ;u wnai W7TK -e::i i [n-ni mii
Alliance, and .<ci il many tlj^tiik_kind
itmu'ml ironic.; ?1-?Q
^lu'. jvh ip h )' \v( if -nnx-lr 'v"ieshcd
tin' do.*# f)j' .the .-meet iuj^ uftci
'. C'sirvni] had- served them with
iu-thinjr eo:dlti{r tindriftcshiipr. au?l
t i?\-('fyli(ii!y likes Jind i iij vs.
; *?- -**??
Mc(' 1.1:1.!. A N \* I! 1: K Nl2\YS
uuiday waV a itn at day at Iiy.llu/1
M.-.K. Church'.- Iii v. Win. 'IVMur;?h:i.~
Jn.'-l '-i*l . i11i' ?; \i i ..? ni'u
meeting eoiuluc'tofj 1-y .Key. It. L
!d?!err pastor of. a' ('. M; 11. ("hard
Charleston. liiv; Kifdiler is a powin
the ycispel. Thrmipl^ p'^ver ol
-va'tidn lliii ty-s'x souls vine save,
rl fell' w.-iii| | f I "it 'Siiintiay
I'.he wvddinu' 1 i Us 'tvix* 1 till rinitinjr
We are ylnd to have the Rev. Miir
V anT! laniny \vi !i TTs" TTiiTy an
w l?vi?:jr hue, . *
Mrs. Lee Brown, in c. mpany will
Lie Levi tw.il, Thoina^na iJVown
1 I-Hit week tn spend tli. ir v.uatiul
i i>... i... i. ..
Mrs, Lizzie (L-.irell, .1 P. Wilsoi
p on the sick, list . this week. \*? <
po fnr them- an e;vi!y ifrovcvy.
The weather has- Leenj tyd tor tin
;..t few weeks, a ltd i he: fa liners havi
ML busy' tretLinu the eVvn aiul tot
1 upder cultivation^
Tlie Sanheuin-tTFiih met- at the Tionn
Mis. Eliza Will.amsun. July hth
lite an enjoyable evening wa septi
roses and Ttfsctissim
Ill-erg iviiieh ~Tm |v u'tTtnt Ait.T" ~T TV.
sine s side uT t ae meet i n?' TTrs
iilianisitn served the ladies oak
i-korv, jam and' femnnrtde.
Th^- next intefing will le htvld at th
uee -Wr-MrT, Mill'I'lty,
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TO LEADER
bbbb~
jerience means skill IHH f??
[ ability?the reason p3?3 tht
v you can place ut- EBAM thj
st confidence in our [iTjnj ^
lity to ^erve you |Mal| ?. el
L Superior equipment, T-at
derate cost, care in lik
ry detail assured. . Efe?3 ter
? i i i
MiiiTMrnniirrniTriiiniifamMwamBBrtM
Chester Paragraphs ^
. _____ . / Su
[ Hi'; ;n'nt~M i'.~. .V art n anTt~t';vniil.\ of
Charlotte, are now' in the city inak-| *ar
injr tlicit* home in the presidentialstM
lu ins *at B nil nerd Institute. They ( ma
/-I 1 ' a nri-'ly . aL
-ii'icnds?Vv-isli iunt; and happy.. J
t:i' in ('Lester. Dr. Martin~\Va?- foi
litany yoais en instructor in Johnson '
<Smith l'ni\ ei>it.v, and coinds as the 1 r
ii w |>ies dent ot lliain'eixl Institute, . ls
s*. creediTTjj- Prof. .1 S. Marquis white/ 1 *
i lit- tilt ire faculty at. Brainerd 'will . ar<
I 1 . . UV
v i lu lu- i im> ji'ar, ana a jrvoat "v
\ > uork-js expeetud To put oVt'l' Wl"
I>y I>r. .Martin an.Is his excellent fac- e<';
trrrt. ^, I r*j
P 1 lie cVisinuf of the liilTie school held J ^
( rrmei 1'reel >v tct'hm (-'hurch, Sunday|
nichf* when the . little, children from |
451
all Dl' the Vhiirehes in .the- city enter- ' '
l.i^iiie.i t iu' larjrc crowd with '.biblical J
' recitations . had sbnes. This school. which
has he.en in ^session Tor the past
two weeks has been of jrreut benefit
v M toi
t<? tin; little ones, and many useful ^
I things. uu're taught theny Needle
i tl't tor the irlrls a-nd manual art
'lot t-he boys were shown in a number
ier.es itii exhibit in onC iJT the
a*Arf iodms, aTliei; the exercises were
ti:er. ibis school Is held yearly u?- 01
_der the direction .of Prof. A. A. Adair,
and a croup of earnest workers. A
I itfe (jiven at Barber's pastute on jn
Monday was very, much enjoyed by er
' t'I e . eiitjtli en imd the* tjrown-ups. ,j
| .Mis. ! ' 1,. Stan^ack, R. M., and her < .,
. - . -1 u
I committees are in readiness for the
i"iiiii)u' lit' the delegation to the Grand j_
( 'hnpticr of K as tie 11 Star. The mem- wi
'1 ership has.'.tfivpn their co-operation sh
';u<l all anticipate a very' profitable s*;
meeting. The .meetings will bl* hel 1 Ti
in the day in SpannVdiall, Gadsden
Mt. Un. .Monday . iiijrht tho \ve.k,pj!ii-, i .n"
^.address will lie made at <"aj;fiic/Tsi,re?^! ">
j^f-.vteiian ( Hurch;- on Tue.day i?i^!i.t
the inempi.ial service will I e. held ato ^
( alvarv Baptist Church, and oti- Wed,
. ; , . ."? , ne
lu.snax myht the iristallat.on o! om- ^
ie.s .will t a"ke plaTe al xTu? Me do .
* . \ V
p'olifan A. M. I'd Ziu.n Church, fallow. '
ed, In the banquet. I'reeedinu all of
uy
. 11 t ? v |mi die prim-rams, wvill lie a brief "
lo al i VoiJ'i'a'tri- -
I "Mr. Frank liouLware. of High Paint, sa
X. Cj.- motored here Sunday in his II
leuitiful Buiek era, and spent the day w
(with rehil ves .ami .'friends. Mr. Eoul. al
; v.arc and l'an'iily were formerly \'i.ti- i'o
. T.nis 'iif Che ster, where, .he had a \cry
fine business as harness and shoe .
1 * , , . ' 1 n
~it; k-r.?For the pas', thiov year.-, he <
Itas made l is home" Tn **TIigh Point, ..
where "Tie is lining exceedingly well. '
1 he many Chester friends are always
' ?!..(t (<> ee him and family here.. j .
i'| - Cards announcing the marriage of jj
.Miss Fannie Boulware, of High Point, I
tX.M., to '.Mr. Davis, of Washington, I
D. C., were received in Chester this at
i v t fh. M is Davis Is \ Cr\ much lined st,
'Jin. this her home town.* The many J
- ' e-ids wish thojn many yoars of hap.?,
I ; I1"
! The death on Saturday of MF. and ,
i'| Mr.;. Seward's infant was very s; d,
1 Mr.and the- parents and relatives m
! a e the- sympathy of their large con. is
urse of friends. -
.Mr, Ceurgo Ma wis and Miss. Annie
I C; hrlel Were married on the 27th oy
. Uev. T. H,. A ye vs. . - J?1
"i" i'-p ti--t- =?.i-f Ml- and Mrs fl
I's%r eh Biiridughsj Mrs. .Tane Clay-J
i hum. Mcl.ure St., Mrs'. Lettio Jack- a'
son, OuR St, | ai
i Hev,. F. I> Sims, W. M. of Acaca-ii
1 ! edge No; '%*, W. iAr and-Al" M., anil C
liis hieini ei ship of Masons are giv- ?
'iiur jnueh attention to Queen Ba.hsT; - r<
re Chapter, in the entertainment of ?
~ tie (irand Chapter fftr which the la- ^
i'es- are very grateful Rev Sims (
t : ad li s fellow Masons are deeply in- ( h:
. teres ted in the Fastern Star work, i?
\ an 1 never fail to render aqy assis- ,
tame that helps the Chapter to flour.
1 IS 11, I lj
c Coming :is a great surprise to fheir ^
tunny tvi n's\va.s the announcement ^
L* of the marriage'.jof Miss Baynard Is- 15
|dm and Mr. Tom Wjright, on Mondays 0
! Miss I.soni is a graduate of S'eotia Cbl- P
1-gc this past .Tuitf. Mr. ^Vrigh't is?
e ( a s iceessful barber. "Much good luck,
, 'nog life and happiness is the wish of
i Cc r many friends.* : * ' ~
VT Friend extend their deepest synu~ ?
j aitiy TrTMrs I.ottte Rtrhhurg' in the *
cfeitli of he*~moTTuV, Mrs. Guy, on ?
e'SaMnday -mj^ning, after a lengthy v
+ itint"-s. Funeral?fte*v ices were ,held
c i at C.ethsomanc Chnrch~7>n Sunday af- o
ternoonj^ with burial in (icthsemane r
Union News
While many of the "Unionites. arc
w enjoying the mountain breeze
the land of the sky, ^ve who aae loss
tunate and ari? sweltering under
* burning rays of King Sol hope
it they will at least remember us,
We thank the reporter from Beth'
A. M. E. Church lot notes sent us
Th week and ask, thai, others dtl
ewise where these items are inidtvl
to icome under Unions News
M. A T.. hope- that all will
ich us not later than Monday eveig.
In doing this we avoid gen.
ii mix-up..
[lev- C H. Williams, .pastor of Co'th?BapU+vt?Church,?preuehed?the
nday School lesson. Special em?ce
of being a good deacon. The
iiivn ?<*?> u*rn \t*ifu in a iorceiui
,nner. Many expressed themselves
being well pleased.
UHH&trt, Ahr Sr. U UlIU^
, isT quite ill ' at this writing
Mi / Josie Hughes/, {formerly of
iioni hut .now of New York * City,
in this state. Her many friends
Mrr and Mrs. Ferguson of Cross
delighted to- hav.e lfer-" visit them,
ys, attended services at Corinth.
:1 ex pre,, tied themselves well [ileus.
Mrs?-Itht?Nange,?of?Columbia, is
itintr her Parents. Mr. and Mrs,
ackwell, on. Douglass Heights.
Mrs. Itnsii Dawkins, on Enterprise
,, erfttrtajined a number of the
unger set in honor of Mass Kutn
elch, who will spend sometime in
lanta, Via.
Mrs Florrie Woodward Lyles mored.
from. Spartanburg and spent a
,v hours visiting friends h<;re. The
st stop was made at 20 S. Wallace
^ ??? .
Mrs. Eliza'Frn>ier, Alice Gregory
issse Alberta Rulf and Ellen Givg
y were pleaspi^t Visitors .at the
me of Mrs. Tobin.
Mrs Addie Miller, of Greenville
company with her niece, Mrs. Rog
s, on Hamlet St., paid your scribt
pop call, wh'eh was a most delight
1 one!.
Mrs. R C. Pride of Spartanburg
rote us from Tryon, in. c.t whetv
e. was then having tt wonderfu
ay at the home of *MV. and Mrs
lcKeiv ? ." : . . :
Miss Ruth focKissick. efficient sec
tai*y of Corinth Sunday School, .wil
?vas_d}^egate and Miss Kate Ruf
onTpthtr B. Y P. U. These younj
rlies will leave for Rock Hill on Wei
sday, July 11th. -We . hope fo
em and all who anticipate attend
g the State Sunday School and B
P. U. Convention a pleasant ant
ofitpble session.^
"Mrs Per'netta Freeman was a pfea
nt visitor at home for a few week
or many?friends are'hoping that shi
ill soon return to be at home hbr<
ways. She and daughters are cum
rtably Jocated in Darion, Conn.
We take this method of commend
g Mrs; Annie Mae Montgomery fo
iving launched a political campaig]
interest of the Woman's Mission
y Society. The society tenderei
vote of thanks to the' four ladies
Mcsdames Montgomery. William
umphries and Roseborough.
Mrs. Montgomery raised the lajges
nount of money and was" given
null .token of appreciation. ?J)r
and Mrs. Montgomery are reg
Lptabk-as members of the choir.
Miss Nannie M.'Lee has been dis
isse<l fvnm Mninvitv Hiwnital an
gradually improving.
*c
rave yard. Mrs. E. X. Isom wa
ineral director. *
A very large number ot people ar
'tending the State Sunday Scho<
nd R Y. P. U. Convention in Roc
ill this week. The delegates froi
alvary Baptist Church are: Mis
osa Worthy and Mr. L^uis Finle;
presenting the Sunday School,
es^ ie Honor,, representing the I
. P, U. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Sand^. Stewart ar
ahy from New York City, are vi'si
lg the foremr's parents, Mr. Jar
Irs. Charles Stewart, Center St."
-M bra?I.ydia MHlwain, Waahjngio
i. C., was called to the city Sunda
ecause of the illness of her siste
Irs." Nannie Cordon. Mrs. Gord(
( gradually (improving, and it is ho]
d that.'khe will soon be quite well
> 3-- r
am. Z t
_Mrs. Xancv Anderson and litt
aughter, of Charlotte, are spondir
he summer with her mother, Mt
' Mrs. Mabel Ryan and Mrs. Mm
Cennexly arc in the mountains
Jrutli CiiFiTi'iui fur .i Uny nt"
?oeks.
Mrs. Bertha McFndden has rotur
d from a .few weeks'_ jstay in tl
HUUntalns of Nuitli Carolina.
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piiii wn.
ASHLKIGH STATION NEWS
The weather for the past week has . - ;;
' been-very hot.
f Mrs. Klizafoeth. Nix passed on Tuesday^after-a
long ihnvss.?-She was a ' -J
| member of Brown Ohapel Baptist ^
^ Churchy .. * ** |
j MYs: Idella Barnett and Master Ho>
race Holman "are on the sick list,
i We wish them a speedy recovery,
Dr. D. J. Dixon, of Barnwell, paid :
the Holman's two pop calls last week.
'I On Saturday, June '28th, Mr. Gonjfaleze
Holman, accompanied by Miss
Gladys Holman and Mrs. Helen Hol,
man .motored to Beattis Academy, to "
: visit Miss lJattie Holman; a gratluj
ate of Morris College, Sumter, S, C.
-j?On last Sunduy quite art interesting t
'! Children's Day", program Was render.
1 ed hy Brown Chapel Sunday School,
I- Mr. Willie Lee 1 Bentley ?md Mr.
i Albert People recently visited Miss . ,
Gladys Holman and Mrs. Hejen Hoi.
man. /
The AsblclgliATI"aru planning' a 1
b:i ibec'i 1 ef nrYTi oF/ ,1i r) ti r?f .Tnlv V ' "Y ?
Mrs,- Ri/tW*Miss Gladys IIol;
man-a pop cair, Sunday. ,
The jubilee sinners of Ashleigh had
a fine rehearsal -.on- Monday evening.
INTERESTING .CHAPEL PRO|
LKAAIS Al A. A.MJ 1. c i?
'? j:
A series of interesting programs,- - .
-r4m.'hnlihu a?st imula't i_ng?aHdreas?by 1
?X. C. X? wbold, Director nf Negro K.d? ??
i Heat ion in North Carolina on "The Es_
. sent i a is of a .SiinTssf ill Teacher", '
I ^Character, Adaptibility and Coopefration",
several short speeches by
Thiembers or a group 6T National Ctoib'
gregational Workers, a talk on
1 "School Attendance" hv Miss Fli , -/
beth Smith, State Director of the
, School' Attendance Division, and an
i appeal by S. \V. Rnethreford, presi-'
. dent _uf tin?National -Benefit-Life In- ?_
sUrance Company for "Economic Free
' ! ness o? the tri-weekly chapel exerr.
j eis'es held at' the summer session of
! A. and T. College. " '
' ESTATE
NOTICE.
1 All persohs having claims against
j the estate of Robert Dunning, "irep
'ceased, are hereby notined ttr tiler "TTTC L "'
J j same, duly verified, with the under,
I signed, and those, indebted to said
estate will please make payment like
' wise, . - : ,
jr-; JOHN W. .DlrN'NINti, : ? :
?:... Administrator, ?rCare
Rev. ,J. 11. .Johnson, 1109 1-2
1 Washington Street, Columbia, S; C.
j June 29, 1928. "
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