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r \ r Saturday, September 8, 1928. | Church News ~;~T By REV. J. ( rM\rtrtru*w%ArR%Annnr(Annrurowy?riyiri? ZION BAPTIST CHURCH HAPPENINGS. The inclement weather caused our_ Sunday 'school to be cut considerably last" Sunday^ However, we had a splen did attendance. Dr.'D. K. ^Jenkins,' our'efficient Supt., who has been away on a vacation.was babk at his post of duty. ' Bro. Thos. Da'rgan, our first assistant. Supt., is off no his vacation. The pastor, Rev. J. C. Wihite preach ed at the 11:00 o'clock servifo. Thp ?: .text was. "All .tilings arryoUrs." The services were .exceedingly fine from all angles. ' .<% The Rev. L. D. Epps, of Coatesqille 1 Pa., preacneu at the Zinn Pilcrim loot! Sunday at three o'clock'. The Rlev. J Fpps preached again at the night service which was indeed good at Ziffy ' y Rev.. J, C. White assisted Rev. H. 1 H. Butler, atJ^gjVannah Grove Bap-! list church, Florence County, and dur-' ing those five days ninety souls were! brought ovef on the Lord's side. Revs." A. W. Hill, J. P. Reeder, D. C. Barber and L. R. Barber, J. C. ? White and others attended the great -- Lott Carey Foreign fnWvim | tion at Winston-Salem, N. C. last week. They report a wonderful session., The next annual session will be held with the z,ion Baptist church Columbia, S. C. | Rev." and Mrs. J. 0. White and, Prof. . T. H." Picnkney left Monday ' morning for Shreveport, La., to attend the National Baptist Convention ' ~~there. Revival meeting will begin at Zion Pilgrim Baptist church at Arthurtown next Sunday night. Rev. L. D. Kpps, Coatesville, Pa., will do the preaching. MSss Josie B. White left for her school in Chester, where she goes to opep school Monday, with Prof. Sh-LiFinrey. Mrs. Cornelia Renwick, of Union, the mother of Mrs. J. C. White is visiting the Capital City and earingt for fho inter est?of her?daughter while she is away. CIIAIM'EIXE STATION NEWS. ._ The fourth and last quarterly! con. _r_fei:ejiea- was hehl at Chappelle Station A. M. E. church Sunday evening, Sept. 2, by Rev. L. F. Vance, the persiding elder of the Columbia district* The Elder preached a stirving and timely sermon which was enjoyed by all who were present. Af tor the church services were over, the quarter was held. Th businss part of- the quarter having been finish oil; ninny gt>od things. were said a _lmut--m?*-parstbrI Rev. H. L. Bryant. During the same time Mrs. L. K. ?-Nelsonr Mr. J. Fi Bowman-and Rev. I R. Watson nslfP/l fVitt- Flrlnr tn pn . tit.Hin the Bishop for the return of our pastor. In reply to their request he said he would do all he could to have " . him to return, The qTTaVter was one of the best tint we have?had this 'year. Chappelle Station?is- on its upward inarch: * and will not stop until she marches . into the Kingdom of our God; under] flie leadership of our good shepherd, Rev. II.-L. Bryant. .SENIOR MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH^ 1 ? After a Very hard rain on last Friday afternoon the Senior Mission arjL. Society- -was -highly entertained at the home of Mrs. Lottie Belle Williams. The Society is still progressing. The meeting was called to order by the President. The meeting 1 T /ecmed to interest all that were presXent. Each recited a verse from the Bible, beginning with the letter C, | We were blessed to have with us p"ffStoF~frbih Cleaves Chapel C. ~ E. church. He leic with us a hufirt ftill of inspiration. We are^al-] wi?^s proud to have others to enmp andv- visit us. We highly appreciate the remarks made by Rev. White andj extend to him a heartfelt welcome ^ at any time. The secretary is always ready to do something that is Helpful j to the Society. At this time she is planning on giving a Dutch Wedding among the little folks. She is a worker for Christ and an uplift to her 'the business side of the meeting we were served with a delicious course of punch and cake. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Sallie Boulware, Kirkland Ave. You sre welcome at all times. Mrs. Emily Davenport, Reporter. ~ . * ' # of Columbia = Z. WHITE - I caaaaogC3XKHrH-M->ooooooaooooc>o JUNIOR MISSIONARY 1, SOCIETY OF ST. JOHN B ARTIST CHURCH. With- much hospitality, the Junior Missionary Society was highly entertained at the home of Miiss Margaret Counts on Tuesday afternoon. By some good will we havejJjftxnd it & pi^asiire^to?do?mission work and to help those that are less fortunate than We are. The president . called the meeting to order by singing: "I am thine O, Lord." Prayer by Miss Carrie B. Bailey. 'Scripture lesson was both reatj and riiarnggpri hy Mit-r Mnw garet Counts. The president gave us some remarks*ion how to boo^t oui Society. Misses Pauline Davis and Margaret Counts favored us with a suul SUlrrlllK aueu: "Uon't Orleve your Mother." We als^ listened tr a solo by Miss Cuonts. Miss fcula Myers and Annie Boll Counts discussed the subieet: "What lyn. iors do to help the Community ir which they live?"-Every thought was clearly expressed. We were very pleased to have with us a membei from the Senior N^issionary Society Miss Owens. A standing invitation is extended to all visitors. Misses Pauline Davis and Counts acting as hostesses, we wcrf- won served with a delicious course of banana ice cream and cajte. No words can express how well the evening was spentT with Miss Counts. The next meeting will be at the home ol Misses Fannie Mae and Eliza Castor. Come oyer and visit us. \ye are trying to let our fight so shine before the world that they may realize the work and efforts we ai'e .trying to put forth. STATE A. C. E. LEAGUE CONVENTION MET IN GEORGETOWN. * ' The A. C. E, I.oague convened at Bethel A. M". E. church Georgetown S. G<, - Aug.-,22-24-, lf)28, He'v. E. R Anderson, president. The meeting was grand and each session was enjoyed by-everyone. - ?? Rev. J. E, Beard made a splendid talk on the State League, saving that it was organized for the Young People and they should carry on the work; and the older people should listen and correct them when they arc wrong. i___ ?The League ^vas^divided Tnttt three classes, namely: -Junior, Intermediate and Senior. Dr. Sims, president oi Allen University taught the Junior Mrs. L. K. Nelson tnnoht !??*? mediate and Rev. Beard taught the Senior. ' After the close of the lesson ,Mr, Quillam talked on th&'orginmirig of a League. Dr. D. H. Sims delivered a wonderful address to the young people on "Hfflrftage." * .' \ We had many helpful ampjnspiring rpmarltn by Bishop Julin Hlli'-il', He also' delivered a great sermon Thursday evening. After which a most inspirational program was rendered by metnbers*r>f the Convention, Special mentis ^miU l.,.-'. irf the declamation: "The Murderer," delivered by Miss Madeline Jackson of Sumter. Miss Mary T. Green had .a very good paper_oji the "Worth of Religious Training for the Youth." On Friday all delegates were given a free boat ride across~WtTfyah Bay The next meeting-will- be held " in Sumter, the week before the fourth "Sunday in August, 1929. - mim REV. M. H. HOLI.OWAY SCORES HIGH?AT HOHJ3-CHURCH. Aug. 26, 1928, the ReV. Mf H. Hoiloway, pastor1 of Brookland Baptist church. NewBrokland. SrC.. was followed by his choir, a choir from the adjacent church, known as the Mt. Zicn Casep choir, fo Cayce, S. C,. a chorilB fnmnnt?il "f ' ?? ?w..,KVUvu wi juu iik iiirn ui Brookland litid ~at&6 a number of friends from the City oT^Coiumbia to and around the spot where he was born, converted, licensed and ordained to preach. The gloomy morning of the fourth Sunday in August was made bright by Mr. Eddie Mickens, the leader of the Brookland choir and his co-singers while seating themselves com fortably in a Camel City Line bus in the Brookland Baptist church yard; and being joined by Mr. Jake Smith, leader of the Ml. Ziun choir and a group of young men singers and a number of friends from the City of Columbia?all seated themselves in the same capacity for a Journey thru the beautiful country which afforded wonderful scenery for seventy-two miles to Springfield Baptist church in . I THE PALME Edgefield County where they render | en service ot their very best t0 lie honored, by men to the-glory of God. The three busses reached their de* stination about 11:00 a. m. Iiev. and ,'Mrs. liolloway and their group were greeted by Father W. M. Peterson, ' who for more than forty years has I been pastor of the Springfield Baptist 'church, a- number of officers, relatives and friends who gave the visitors a ' hearty welcome and guaranteed the in i care, kindness arid wholesome associi t ation while in their midst. -1 In a Miuit~ whlllT"trie service was' i-turned over to the worthy son, (R?v. i M. II. Holloway.) Expressions were ' heard from Mr. John Freeman?* Mr. ' ,Sam' Lowman, representing their '" groups' respectively, also Prof. J. T. i j \V. Minis, College graduate of .Allen I University, Columbia. ?Ir. Minis was i reared in the same community arid., is now residing in Columbia. He hr \ principal of Leesville*-High'. school, : Leesville, S. C., ^and is' one of our I leading young men makinir good in the business world. When asked to ! have something t0 say he came forward in a masterly way with words of inspiration. After which the over' joyed son faced mofe.than a thousand ' j relatives} friends and acquaintances ' who. had come from far and near to j hear the .familiar voice and to re ceive the unadulterated gospel that came from his lips. i ~ His text was foun Romans 13:1: . "Let every soul he subject to the | Higher Power." This was discussed with honor and dignity to the credit 11 of tftc spegK.tf>',ftn^l wholesome informU tion1 with the desired effect to the ; Ifca'ieiVd'iHl to the glory of God. ' Hogs, cows, chickens and other oathable animals that had been murdered | with theii,_pastries were denrtoyed. | We left about three o'clock coming back hornq with a cry for an annual. return and arriving in the city around' , six o'clock thinking that we 'might [ heed ->their cry. We thank you Father Peterson and , and well-wishers* for the hospitality . shown us. !| * SPARTANBURG NEWS. \ * |: Misses Sallie M. .Lomax, _IMablc Berch Foster and M. Venezelia Gist, t^are back in the .city-r-aTter spending some ume with relatives and .friends in Asheville and Waynesvillo, M. CV rfTv" I'K.NDTJKT<>N NKWS. . 'i 1 We had great service all day at Pen dleton, being the third Quarterly Con fer-ence? the P. K. Dr. J. W. Douglass ' at his post of duty. Th<> f'nutVrnnrri?wiia llt'lu on Saturday, and with few 'exceptions all the officers were, at their places. The Sunday school was I had at D:.'50." The Presiding Klder reviewed the lesson, and gave' a very practical, lecture on the same. . After ittTf Sunday school closed the P. E. and Pastor entered the_pulpit?to con"ducf'the morning service. The P. E. r preached-from-the text I Timothvd: ! 16. Subject: And without controversy great is the mystery Of Godliness" It was a theohigicat diseourse&vArftorthe service"~TBro. Simeon Rohinson offered prayer. A very splendid col lection .was fakerf." The P. E. and Pastor . .administered the Lord's supper. ' J Rev. Afrs. Wheeler preached n gmil - sIirr 1 fl^sefmo"n at 8 p. m. The P. E. preached again, l^was a Gospel" treat. , Despite the rain the people gathered in droves to hear the word of God. We paid the P. E. his as-! I SfSSiheht", and he went awny n" ~i 7 ~ j iiv ciiurcn is well organized and) works in harmony. With men .as Brothers Milliner, Washington, Towns^ Robinson, Vance, Thompsons, Browns , Williams, Watkins, Hamburg,- Gilliard, Winston; Collins, Nash, Miller, Reese, Morse and Sisters Florence) Milliner, R. J. Clark, R. C. Reese, Mamie Towns, C. W- Williams, Geor-1 gia Winston, Mary Hill, Susie Brown,! Mamie Winston, Kloise Miller, Cora j Massey, M'ahala Jenkins, N. K. Wash , - ingtOTl, K. N. Fisher, C. F. Reed,,M?-| mie Morse, Loucia Watkins, M. L. ( Hamburg, Margaret Sandors and i nrany others space will not allow us tG mention. We mean by the above named persons success is assured .if j led right. Rev. S. M. Brown peeped in on us also Sunday. :tto leader . J ^ 1 i rrrjn -^ MMMlM I I || I^Wl-ir^gJI perience-means skill pHB " t| , 1 ability?the reason E&O - .r y you can place ut- EMM st conhdcnce in ou|^ KW|2 {" m. lify to serve you mm ji-.i, t. Superior equipment, . op derate cost, care in s. I try detail assured. , Af<i i MN K'l'Y SIN MiWS. | ;;i Kov. <^ S. MoMillan has-jjj.st'.eles. >>: / (l His four weeks revival, meeting \V. ' n tits' charge. '1 he- ineetingd'at Tr'in lmj ity c hurch last week was n n i , . vt ss. Ktv, 1. S. Reed of (jfoenvile.' *.-u? was with Rev. .McMillan and ?*c* 1 i?t?* 1*- ti;i ed great service. .Tin* ' |??.><>|*|?. say's p r< I'.eV. Reed is a incut Il;^i ..1 ? t. There were, many well prepared din* 'J ners for these ministers.- Special hole >m given to Air. and M>*s. (Jept.ge imi Burton and. Mr. a.n'd Mrs. A1 mm si n< iti TSul'ton. Thesd diner's wi'i'r simply ing grand. i . <1 We hope U.dV. 'Reed will come again. M He preached soul stirring sermons. th<_ T,hey were 1 ik?i a two-edged* swords. >f\ They were.' interesting?t'p". both men s. and Wohven. Trinity's pastor ami- ,<-r members are putting: the. program 1 WVer. . wil DeltilelU'lir t hrnr-i i-ntlere(| mnsie !" n- dr? Trinity's, service' Tuesday night... to . Friendship ehbir'sang Thursday night art Mesdiuin'c v v v *' '1 heville- and M. L, Jabber- of (Ireen- yni wood and Misses Chiles of Abbeville A were the guests of Mr%. I.pja 1 Van fu? and daughters Thursday evening^ "thr Mesdamos ('. A. Dean, Maperva '"ri< Joseph, and (J. A. Parker went to Wc vireenwood last Wednesday to wit- tal ness the funeral of ;M r. Mose White.' '?*?> Rev. J. W. Mat his. A; 15., past .-V 1 of Taberfrtvele elvt^rehAnrrtainiy -preaeh tin ed a real funeral. Rev. S. ('. ('ami'- ',,'J bell assited the pastor in the set- =de vices. .. . vo\ Thursday Mr. and Mr:,. P. It P.-.r??I T~^ ... - . - . C> and Mrs. (J. A. Parker Went to An-. SP< derson to visit Mr. J. S. Adams, Mrs. hei Dean's brother, who is in the hospital '*(Ta Very glad to report Mr.. Adapts- if-- W; much better. ' 'lU'v. A. -Chasr tr,' Arjmpi'n propelled ' th:i it Bethlehem Thursday, pight. He hi" was the 1'iicst nl'-.Mr. oml Mi . liennm?rrt" r ?..u Mr,s."Fiintiii* Graham and'Mr. Cres-. ! well left last Monday for their home >Pl 1 in-Philadelphia. * 'ha? | Rev. Gilliam last week at Young's.- f"i' j Chapel.* Kverybody says. "Pastor Hi1 xou^ertalniy preached."' , ; ~ !> |- Miss Sarah l.ee Joseph has been' visiting in Chappells.'. She reports a very pleasant visit. Sorry indeed that wo have Mesdames Manerva Williaiys, Melon Kelly. Hurl 1 the Bates and "Mass IJlTK' Mite Kelly *d are on the sick li.st.-.*- Hope ho\\ soon ha\ hey will be well again. >re . Mr. and Mis. Harrison- .Morse were nt _p 1 easant visit,ors. -af-^M-rr-mtd?M-rv.--d r-Ytrr I.. I'arker Monday e'l I^yn 4+t) 'ilr. W. R. Saxon and Prof! Milehell h> were in town on business lasl Friday. -son . ' rea - * ' " - * Hie ?* r?" r, ' u t! Itljx;K SPUING NKWS. ' h-i _ - and One of the most, succesful .revivals 'a i the histroy of Ridge Mill Baptist Mr church has just closed. Rev. 1>. P. Icr Thompson of Augusta, Ga.. took Ag i.-harge* of the meeting, Monday nighi , M r -*. -1 * ... A.* ' ;uiu i??? ?int* remaining week. .Tiist to otHi say that this .?<>0(1 man had arrived me wasenough".' 1-Vdry" "seat was filled Mint each service?night and day.-Many sen had to remain on the outside. Rev. I'm: Thompson was-at his Rest and withed1 eloquence and dignity pleased his woi hearers/ lie gives the soul final, llo-.^tm get^b^ter each year.. ing Neimy two hundred dollars weir rained.?The pastor Rev. ( '. I MrliVr "twte.rt officers and memt>ers of R'idge out Hill highly appreciate the serivves uf.eve j Rev. Thompson and extend fo him a ;( >' hearty welcome at any time. of Mr. .Jesse Quattlehauni, his -wife or Hattie William Quatt lehauni and lie- I he their sport model Hudson from Treri- ^ ton, N. J., t0 spend font- weeks with a p his fathev and mother Mr. and Mi's. Mn Roht. Quattlehauni. - 1 I ill Mr. antT Mys.. Philip Peterson were at',1 overjoyed to have their daughter Mrs. <rl Willie Corley from. Norristotvn. Ph., vhl spend three weeks.with them. ,Ylul Mr. T. F. Hammond 0ur County :ng Supervisor (Saluda) his brother W. 'he W. Hammond, little, daughter Reita Jar motored to Ornng'ehurir Tuesday to 3 spend awhile with their sister Mrs. ha\ Mrs. Virgia Hammond is trying hard kef J. A. Dorman. > to put The Palmetto Loader in every ed home throughout this section. She si Ma urging our people to read more? read fio papers and books that are worth-' ]i whija. .. 1 chil p ?????????????? (iijikaw m:\vs. September lniiws the hustle <>f op? ny "t with 11n i'i'v and han ehij?li en euji'er to eionmonee su^Jievv liool Veai's work. - Soine e?'e y'Q'V lit tlU- .vacation j-yuson is over; nth > .ire irlud that- the schools ?iu'e Oped. \W "are delighted to' see s'o my-ttew-?uees amoritr the hit. Trust it tips.'year will develop to -he ipi och lireuKiny;. o-ne?l'or the various tool- 4frouit" ynm mini it y.. j t on lit i- Meipurial Aettdemy^ opened j unlay -iist. u.ilh a iattfe enrollment. "ho'- looiiiif 'n nn till ,.f | I'is. I h(> Academy is endowed h a \ ( i y strong faVnifty this year/ ell, year this- sejiool is cisiny lijyLti nnlperiee. under ^Ijo. ipl'ministrat ion its capable heads, 1 )r. and . Mrs. (I 1 i/oity. The faculty consists of I'l liill I .S?ill?III ? 11111(^,1)1" Birr 't7l ! o >"-l 1 i.'O'iiml1; ? "lo This ychntil I thai train- its students for ehris ti leaderslup. .and one that places at emphasis ti'pMii economic and a c' 11 n . - 1 I In- Robert "SiiiaQs g raded school is only luTyest public -school.-in the. lie di.'tte cpmhuiVtily. 'I'htS yFTir 'the' uA?n_uJ?' 1" ii in 'it .11 n .?Iny in n n? l'i i.il'. I., l.yneh, \vh0 has,post this stiiuHif-r at 1 rni\ersity of Ifo.nn t-aniu has yi'cat plans ahead fei ; future ije\< I piiiuP' and. stateiai d the schmh Its efficient faculty lieiiiy steadijf re-enforced. Rvyis-: your .cli'ildren .on the tirst duy as s expected that a hif'tre enrojltnenl I enter thjj1_jjjjnjii__lvi,ep yniir. cdnU t| in sehoid as i.l is hard, for them cULeli up with *ih^ class after they handicapped l?y hei'ny hehl oui". ' L i.-ne 1 le'-raw I-.|i<s ch.ioyed an ev-hy of aniusetj.ton.t- on Labor l>ay, very mot cable i^chostrsv from way dished deliiihtfill ntusi'c * liniidt. to rTmdiant nu ui <>l the Hills.and their ends.- A jJreaf evening was* spent. are .very proud thai the Klks'are ;inyv-oh a m-w. spirit under the lead hip of Hill- Kryiit. * IVe are more than ylad to know it~ftrs.. Aaron Robinson is imprpvr'yftey sutl'erinjr a severe attack ^>f !%<!<. ?. ni' wish net; a speedy reery. .. Mi-- H '"-u1 .-1 ic;ttuT. who lias Keen nding.'the month of August with neiee. Mrs',' A. A". Wilson. willtut, Saturday Nth. for her home* in isl)i?i>t?>nv I), i". . ' Mr-, -J 111 i:i St ) . o'er wishes- tu_ ink the frit-mis of the city for the idncss shown her- (Luring t)>o ill- . ~ : 111 < 1 (io;i! h , of her- sister. At is J.'- .M osescMiss -Annie. Ihivis who. has been-tiding 'some time in Newark. N. .T. <. returned h-mio-and is now in the T'itaf-rr? Wadesiinrn, N. f.-We wish ] Her'a- quick -rpeover.v.* . Mis- Marie i'oston leaves Sept, It, resume' her work at Wise, N. i : i AI.1.KM)AI,li NKWS. . _ ___ ' . . i' The l ixt elisor Club-is .makimr ran-" progress. Many members who e been away ate home, and they. manifesting- and creating much' lost and enthusiasm in the ad 4l xJ 1 v ! ** iLv-iiu-m. in ijii; ? [[in, i'uriTig' tjua. v.U I'-'ii'j- wtLjamiulu' linked mi iuuktKs in tlm iminy~iti"es and gleaned no brilliant ideas. . No sooner than, chiny homo lie immediately put i" " ' ' '' ?T-he TTiiTi lias,11 n~cntri taine-d \ t ry rnyally at Mrs. irs' htuije " itml Mesdames Emma I Frances Allen's home. Tht- fman I standard was raised at Mrs. s. .lenes. Mrs. .Jones and daugh-L s. Mrs, Dnpsoh, Misses E\'a and ues Junes, Miss ('6ra .\lexandor,1 s. Wnl ts and Pea. Singleton . each itrihuted 'Jo aivd -h) tents. The. Club , minus were very {deased_ii>-dja.vjB . . Oliver present, who voiced the timent" of idea of raising the, uieial standard of the cluh, present- i Tiy 'Mfss Cm a Alexander hy his itls and contributing 50c. Wo welu'.wu.ai-Alr^4-di-ver b?-all our-meet?^ S'-' * " Mrs, Emma Allen, the untiring-] !- frrith.fi.il el lurch worker launched : in (,nF of her concerts' Sunday j niny'which.. wasLan extreme sue-; s.' We will oven sing the praises! Mrs. Allen ami the participants in Concert. Mrs.- Allen contributed ^proceeds *to the Excelsior Cluli^ liss Cora Alexander'has scheduled lay for the benefit of the cluh. and ises Sallie Mew will entertain the! I? Wednesday evening Sept. 5th, | hor home. , |< 'lie lU'iicnn hoard of Mt. Tabor i hah. members of the# Excelsior b and a host of-friends are lookforward to being: entertained at beautiful houve of- Dea. and Mrs, nerson in the near future. Irs. hduan Compton and littlo con e returned from Augusta and Ah lis. \V. If. McCullough has returnfrom New '"York and Mrs. Rosa nor and children have returned m Columbia.rlrs. Louise Thompson is visiting Idren in Darlington. " a - ' 1 a PAGE FIVE I C.C.RUSSELL Expert Mechanic on all Makes of TALKING MACHINES. Wittr g Columbia MusicvCo. PHONE 7."iS(; KitlH Main St., ' (.'olumliia, S. C. 6 6 6 f . Cures Chills and Fever, Intermittent,, Remittent, and -Rilious Fetor due~Td Malalia. it kills the nerjnsDRAPERY ANO CI It , V TAINS : ill' All Kimii 1 .itiimlC-i'i'11 in Kim' <!. . Stylw.?1'rii'oii 10 uimnaMi'.?Alt Wn'1: (iuuryiUceil. . 1 , . mks. TcsTFFlk drown 2121 (Ji'rvjiis Street.| Cdhnnbi.i. S. C. ' . ^ " .l.nin I hf ? ? K% PROTECTION "AGAINST ACCIDENT. SICKNESS AND DEATH Greatest Secret, Fraternal, Beneyoleht and Patriotic Organizat on Known. ihtE_ GUJIlE._TO-r-. . ... 2 ^ Health, Happiness. Bi othei IjtA.d. Prosperity. Felowsliip, Charity.K indness. Justice, Mercy'and Dove. , . OFFERS TO ITS MEMBERSHIP Aid when sick. Protection at death. Aid In Disaster and Distress, Aid t'o Students in College, Flee Hospital Tieatnient and Medical Advice. * Deputies wanted to organize edges ni every city, town and h?*hlet in South Carolina. Joining Fee, $A00, Special Dispensation now offered Candidates for yiembei ship for ? >3.00 everywhere in Americai-?^ . For Information, write > ! M ?si;v.>joi it c.Mtitoi i? ( rand Noble Secretary, LN ..A - n 1 - ?. - oiatv nvauquan t'rs, : iii9 wAsiHNCiToN- sTiti-:r.r ~~ Rev. J. E. Beard, D. D., * Abbeville -r < ' '""1 .\(;In- l'11/1nn;11.111 ;?? , M. A. Evans, M, D., Cdjumbla . Grand Noble Counsellor MaJ. Gen. A. Q. Dunmore Georgetown .Chief of Staff, Uniform Ituhk..; Seymour Carrofl Columbia jgj-and Noble Secretary.-. AA AA AA A AA A * V V V%* V V V V V V V Matherjndustrial School T Beaufort. South Carolina A school which trains for use- '""T" ful Christian womanhood. Fourth grade through the tenth. Careful instruction in -tW r-eguktrschool?suhteet-sr *-rv fly^Basket' 'Ball. Bat!' Ball. _ REASONABLE HATES. ?Srhuul Opens September 10 Write i'ou catalog .and in tor mat ion to ' * " ' 9. r;;.\lISS LYDIA EDGEK1W Principal, Beaufort, South Carolina. Hallman's Tonsorial Parlor First Class Work-? Courteous Service y ?All Tyt>es- of Barbel''- ???~~ ing Work Done. 2103 (iervais^ St., Columbia. & UBARGAINS In Used Typewriters. We hvae several Underwood, Remington, L. C. Smith, Corona and other makes which have been repaired an rebuilt. "Sold h a guarantee.- Monthly pay _ . ments if desired. 1203 LADY ST. PIIONE. 7898 ' TvTDewritor pA'clianfro r-? Quality Pressing Club Dry Cleaning, Repairing^ Altering and Dyeing ?? ??We are in business for your con . vefjit-r.ee and our living. A little Co-operation would heln. J. Denley. ManKrot Y. M. C. A. BUILDING 8umter. Ht. Phone 3861