The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 03, 1928, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Saturday, November 3, 1928.
| Church News
j? r By REV. J,
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH HAP
PENINGS.
' Services at the State penitentiary
*?5??last Sunday morning were good, the
audiencfe of convicts both white' and
colored enjoyed the services led by
Revs. J. C. White, and T. if. Broadiis.
__ The sern^on was preached by ah ex
' convict who had' spent 13 years in
San Quentin prison in California. The
discourse was wonderful, actual ex
porienca. Mr. Alderman of Alrnln, R.
C., and a number of prominent New
L Yorkers were present. Dr. J. Dean
Crain, prison chaplain introduced all
Dr- D. K. .Tonkins Was-at. his nost
^Rof -duty, after an absence of three
^Sundays because of infected, eyes, an<l
^Rionducted the opening and closing e~x^UmciSes.
"Paul's Farewell Message
Bmie Elders ot Kphesus" was the
HftjJjgstof the lesson. . The collections
I J. P. Recder and M
H Powell were introduced. Rev. Ree
^Kr spoke at length on the lesson bring
^Vng much light on "the same.
The Gethsemane Baptist Association
being-in session at Zion Chapel,
the pastor is the Moderator, had to
w leave immediately.
t Rev. M. P. Powell, of North Camlina
preached at the morning, services.
"The discourse was good says
the . congregation who heard it. The
Jubilee choir visited the Association
and sang there at the morning ser
vn-ea. unii'ons - i nomas Williams.
W. IJ. Entzminger, John Suher. T. E.
Smith, and a host of .Zion members
attended the closing of the Gethsemanc
Association Sunday.
6:00 p. ni-., R. Y. P. U. service"
were held in a brief form?the services
..consisted mostly in songs as it
was too late for the group meetings.
Collection?the boys beat t^io girls
' ? in . raising money, Zion
was crowded at its" night, ser.=?
vices. Thomas Williams made a re**
port of the Association on behalf, of
' the delegation, telling of the. great
progressive program, and urging the
church to start now in, raising its
. moneys. ~\. ' 7. '
PTof. L. S. King read a paper on
"Life is what you make it." Prof.
depressions of life and showed faith,
pluck and othct' soul-qualities would
' . hverconio them1 njh : .?_?:?_
i T)r. R. W. Rnylor was presented,
- and he preached a most inspiring sermon
from the subject 'The Faith of
Moses."At
the close of the sermon, Rev. j.
..C. White, led five candidates down into
'the, "liquid grave," where he buried
them in baptism. The services were
beautiful to behold.
;Tin- Grand J.odge of F. A. A. Y.
Masons,' is holding its annual session
a* Zion this week.
The rally at Zion will take place
1 the second Sunday ir) November when
each member is expected to do his
duty. ' . V
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NO TES.
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; Notwithstanding the number of
^ children that throng the streets enBLV
route to the- Sunday school rooms as
was?the - case, the beautiful- SaUbat-h
I ^hgist past?there arc still a great
i.any who never attend and it seehis
^^ver give it a thought. Maybe they
j not responsible but it is certain
Hpfoecfne is accountable.
Hf?VAfter preliminaries at the 11:10
m.-services in-which music by the
nnrt frmftrAfrntirm p]avod a VPl'V
T important part. Dr. Brogdon selected
as a text 1st Cor. 10:2!), from wh+ejj
J he preached a sermon worthy of com-,
mendation and thanks. The program
of the Christian "Endeavor was very
good and beneficial in every way. The
' . address by Rev. Dent ot.Allen.JLIriiver
sity was a treat and meant so much
to the fpture welfare and happiness
of.he youth of the church.
The sermon at 8 p. m. was full of
wholesome advice and Christian ex?
periencos.?"Harvest Home" day was
I fittingly observed at Bethel Sunday
and hs has been the custom hi former
years, the ladies of the several clubs
i and boards prepared dinner at the
/ church Monday, which occasion result
/ ed in success for the benefit of the
/ church. A lleeys are now turned and
/ endeavors directed to the annual con/
ference, which is but a week or two
f . hence. Sunday is communion day.
Yo,u are invited to the services in
large numbers. We mention with" a
degree of sadness the' death of Bro.
Moses Cook last week. He. was one
of Bethel's oldest and most faithful
members?having served as sexton
for years and years until just a few
months ago, he was taken sick at his
post. Bethel will ever remember
him for his faithfulness until death.
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5 of Columbia |
. C. WHl'l't. ''
C03^^ooovOc-c^<oc-:-c.c-:'y?:-o-:?jO<vO
special si;kvu i;s at ladson;
Special services will bo hold at Ladjiun
Piocbyu-iian Churchy Sunday
morning, Xov; Tib. The feature of (
the prbjii;:im \v*i!l bo the singing of
3Ir. Leslie Stallworth, who Is ah accompli.died
singer, and has gained
| quite a reputation for the.' ritih-jneU _
1 io\vm>?8 of. his voice. Dr. L. M. D,an:
rrts Tvtir. Rlnft' ' Deftri. ltedfern, "
. f ijehodiot College/ will deliver a
snecial MOft'i'8. ' > , .
Hudson is endeavoring; to put on
such ni'oe t:\in-. fu ni Imv. ?
, - 0 - ? ....... . ...?v VV/ CI ill Vf <10
will (,'arry a cultural, as 'well as, an
cclucaticu.il appeal. All arc invited'
to-share this rare eecasjon with Lad
sun's mend er.Tup. "* ' *
ST. ivvri. A. M- Ii.Vil I KCII?LANc
as i i;h4 s. c.
A rvi?vs began Si'nulay morning'at
/Sf.t-I'aiVl A. Al. ! '. church at the usual
hour. Sunday-, school at .10 6rclock.
Our ''Sunday school is. grow ing rapidly.
Then .011 to the eleven o'clock sernon,'which.
was preached by our pas>
or, Rev. \V. (!. (hvcns.
.Sunday; night Kev. John Crockett
hfke-the hV?Qui "Qit'o to us.
The A. ( . ,K..K<ague is.'making rapid
strides. The prog rani is.so arrangil.
that Al t'"ryrmivy people have a
hanve to'play a part on the program.
Aliss S. AI. llitilw has been continoi.usl.v
e("ui!'.t v( r helping us in our
. ' ' ;t't'ie Si*' .'ay t veiling. She brought j
H hpr-.-'igh over Tto lecture to
us.
\\'V. a-e .working hard everyone in
'rs s.-lu re trying lb get ready forkhe j
- Annual C ' .a Ixu enCc. We have beauti- j
tlcil -nr ehtutli inside fi^m .tlJe front'
of u-. " i ''' *
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' ih> tfflnpi ? - ......* i .
The M- wnrdessos. iimirds ^froh.nd
2 will meet at the home ofi-SIrs..
Mt ja *Iltttvhfs, N -v...- 5th. They, arc !
also lunUinir p'repaintions for the
T'< nfei t n< e.' .
Pulpit Aid Hoard will meet at the
'an*.of Mi;s. Silvio. Green, Nov, 8th.
'I<y arejrohitr .to d.rcss tip the-pulpit.
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. Sunday, Uh \yili be "Hog
" t\!l)in.e- Day." We . have out union pr,
not only tlii people of-St. Paul church .
" $ut <. ther people as well, about sixty |
iiyoItmu ; ei^ticd' "Patten my Pip:."
iee pru'.es piven. Wo
shall start Sunday morning in the
Sunday svhoul t'o'kjll hops and the
killing will last thnuiuhout the day.
NOT ICIS.. .
Those who ?jv expect ins to attend
the Columbia' A nr. mil fnnfnminin ma..
. jljft.'nt T.niie.nnr. S. C\. will please[
notify the Rev,. W. G. Owens, Pastor,
1 Pleasant" ft ill'St., Lancaster, S. C.
1.1 OX F.S?In memory of our dear
daughter and-juster Mrs. Ilattie Mur
fay .Tones, who departed this life, Oet.
2f., I'.rJT, at Augusta, Ga.
(lane, hut nrfOTorjiotten, *
Our. loss hot. heaven's train;
There* the huds from earth t transplanted,
:'^?>^Tir1 und wait.
In that upper garden n"r?\vinpf.
Just- within the Gulden Gates.
Though our Tu-arts may break with
IHI'IOW? ; r?
3\ the grief so hard to bear '?*.
We shall meet her some gla dmornihp
fn the-upper pa id en there.
-r-Moi-bf-rr-Sisters- and tiers. ?
.-TBennettsville News
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' Row and Mrs; .A. G.' X?wnscr>d moored
to Oivmpeburp last week.'While
there they, visited Claflin College.
Mr. MiKinley McLaurin accompanied
by Miss Roba Quick rfnd sister
.JUrs. Pearl Thomas, motored to Winston-Salem
HuruTn\',i
Dr. L. M. McColluTn motored to
" t'nTHftcn Sunday for hts^sdjfe and chil" .
\ (Iron. .
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Mior. TDmnnh Eastorlfng" is here visiting
her sister. She has been in
N'ow York for a' few years.
Dr. W.. S. Hanna, Miss Emma Mae
: Drake an'l Mrs. Stevenson motored to
I Oharlot to Sunday afternoon to visit
j friends. '
1 $ ISS II. M. Jones, who underwent
( an oprrtTttoTr ItrTfia hospital here for '
appendicitis is improving.
The Twelve Tribes Rally which
was held at St. Paul Missionary Bap. _
j tist Church Oct. l.r>th, closed Oct; 2t,
being successful in inising a large
amount, of money. Rev. J. C. Coyj
ington is the pastor and Bra* J. T.
Peterkin clerk,
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LATTA NEWS.
The Dillon County Training school
opened Oct. 15th with , a splendid at- <
tendance.?The faculty is i? follow*; -
Principal J. A. Holman,'* assistants, j
Misses Bernice Donnelly,; Phiphene
Kervin, Daisy Berry, Racheal L. Be- 1
then, Nicea. Willis, Alice VI Page,'
esilames, A. V.. Bnhinsnn, A. J. Cgo.
per, K. E. *Holman.
Mrs. A. Annie-Henry -of Clinton <
\**ks.ihe guest of her mother nipl sisMr$.
M. R. Bethea and Carrie
ibthea, respectively Uct. 11?1 if. Miss
Carrie, who has been visiting" family
and friends returned to Norristown,
Miss Christine Robinson is improving
very nicely and is expected home
in .a few days.
Rev. T. J. Robinson conducted a
splendid revival at Andrews Chapel
a few weeks ago, "twqniy-elfchi persons
were converted. The
faculty of the Dillon County
Training school was entertained by
Miss Alice V-. Page last Wednesday
evening. , Games and music were the
mr\rn features. of amusement. After
which a salad course, fancy cakes and .
h v r ream fallowed. * '.1
Miss -Beatrice CVawford of Marion !
was. the week-end guest of*Miss Ori- i
anna Crawford.
A marriage of much inter#*t was
^nloiYiriivnrl Qntvloif re *?>/>
ijuuvia^v aibvi IIUUU ti.ou
when Mr. Curtis Jones, a very promising
young man- took unto himself a 1
better half in the v person?of Miss
- Viola McFarlari, a younghlady quite
prominent in the church and social
sot. ' The impressive rainhow wed- I
ling was held ,ip Weston Chapel A. [ i
M. E. church,'Rev. I.. II. Alston, pas- '
or of the bride officiated. Mr. and,1
Mrs. Jones left immediately after the ! I
Inception for. .Weldnru.N^-CU-wherc Mr. |Jones
plans to rryike his home.
Rev. Mrs. RtrtlJ Brown has jusL;J
closed, a revival 'at Weston Chapel. 1
Mrs. Brown is an able preacher ami...
the large 'crowds,each night showed 1
appreciation with liberal contributions!
Many souls were revived and I
several converted* '
The Masons of Sellers lodge and
r.alta united in the Memorial services
of Dr. C. C. Johnson Sunday evening
at Andrews Chapel M. E.
church. The eulogies were verv im- 1
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usting the sacred Pfpl tions
to our compe- fcj.^8
, understanding, dig- p&JM
d Service insures |TVm|
)lete compliance with
he inviolable rights ?^3
desires of the 'be- K|9 '
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Services were held at the vara
churches Sunday, with large .crow
|HCM'Ml. 1 .
Mrs. Georgia; Larkin who has he
ill for- the -past week is ahld, to
out again.!' _x_ !
Miss Oriunna Crawford was a vi
toi1 in t'i a ii on lust Wodno-dav.
. Mrs. M ay me Gordon is. visiting 1
daughter in Columbia this week: 1
hope for her a pleasant trip. >
Mi ss Ola Wingate entertained \
Twilight 'Club at her- home on. 1;
Mon?lay.?afteKnppn. After the 1)U
ness meetinn'.wijs -ove'r, many int
esiing games were played, and a i
lieious course-was served. ?
. -A social waj? given at the homo
Mr. I>avo Wright for the .hour-fit.
the M. K. church on last Tuesday.!
oping.
Mrs. Hosai McXeii. "wlid lpis* Ik
ronhned in the hospital -in-Floret
for several weeks-has returned hom
The public is cordially invited
attend the Dillon County Fair, N
20-21, 1028. Co hie and enjoy yours
with us. Wc arc plannig to have <
f the largest Carnivals that has to
hern hern to play fur tu ?.?
-Mr-s. Georgie Larkin and Mrs. 1
Smith spoilt last Monday in Mario
i The; -Sun Light Cliib. met at I
homo .of Mr. and MVc- Af/.To.^.i
'.ast Monday.hitfht, where a file m<
intf was. mi joyed; After the .nieeti
delicious refreshments were served
Row"h \V. .Tanorette preached
wonderful sermon Sundav. While
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preached the' church -was .'filled?w
the Holy Spirit. T'he ralfy was"
and they raised $9(5. :
' a 1 ? ?
pressive. . Many of .the- Masons
Marion took part in the, ceremoni
Rev. I. Hr-Alston delivered a wondi
fi.it sermon in a very, masterly mu
Mr; fiarfiein Orceins left for Trent
Mrs. Beatvice Campbell, of Tr<
ton, N. is- visitinpr' her parefi
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McNeil.
Messrs.- Karl Ellerbe - rind Wait
Alien students at" thp Vocatioi
school in Columbia this week. Th
iii'o ronrescnt nf i vest of 'iho Dillon (
rnnninjr school;
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eader
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1 MACEDONIA II^AS FORMAL
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colon i a liiijiisiiii.-'il >;? -%i|
1 (Lm'.IV-: .MOD liu Oct.?rtrr?Trrft?!?
ruar'iy ehildnu wholi'ifiiiV l .:s. 1?! i'n>V>]
La their tjt.wk of learnlnc.
_ jiroin.iiw nt l i.tizens , ;?al . i*ot> \\< >
; L'l'.-i lit. . Aivub*r. tlu-uv li'v
-Mr, J. M;. (hi'-nu wtf ' > rf
cttl ii u^tee. J ?r: J, M . JlilltY.. |W-(
: ' F 'Ki;>? r-;tt Iti.'-'t-ft'it'*, ami .-'i
; a 1 -\vh-.?. jrave <hort tails /!?.
? < i; of' !i o'ine t i\e )h \
m \-r-K :|hr] 'iual ri-' .f-ae.il'.y. a"'.'.-.
<H-?ir.y.'aye tail: r~'ry-'
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l?^?I~ e\' nivl?{*('! < iif
^. iytvri icj,!jar .1 "-ri< . 1" in ?$>:<. h'iV'-'v! y '} u
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i"V fac.lltv CMill': - :(<! i' : I
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|M v>\,r.r ?wiclil'f<: I'r 'i. \\ ifViai, .I.<.
Tiryant, principal. H.-S". Styk'.A.'iAl
<>lVirv. iy.ia..yh,l iv .-..rf JU
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/'*" i'c.. ai'pjarl A'j-i
Thf <J. a-.l, <.f M'i-. \y :* ,* ; >
c\-.Ahi- ? J?2< -\ ri'tizips (,'f F!:a I'M';.',
. '.fiM!*.- a shack t<> th<- t wn ay ' li
H-". -V !! fi.'.lh'y. T. i,T. 1'...] 1.. i.;
lce i -;JV- ':ijiV.aj!Vu*:a1.. visit ,tV;fho. kvh.
' Tui'"s<!ay' hn-1 * 'was -lho. ?! iritis,"4 .*?:<
!!? .,r i,h.i M>v; \v. :1a :
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'If Avcc'k-C'juJ \vi;.h n he
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I1- "'hi;. S.imiay -i:h' ! !? i. in. ; '
Ti. Whiu* )>?<? tji-fij'* ., Vit'-r-:
f,nci'-Jh ' 11' si-i r.ri t$.<
ia'm. 1!( was < :u ' mpai.ii M fn
l1~ is T'uiunria } ?\ Mosilames .Sinii.'n:
.anil \,T}v-a, whit v.j'ttt! thv wrT^-nr,.
' v::) i !'w l.iJt i1'^ h,. !'ur. ,\i r^.
a '.fitrtiwi ' ' . ;
^Y i I IliplloxveV'H- Fl*o!i<
'.riven in tin .-i.!h <>! ati/iito'i:itim'.\Vrt!n
.-'lay-i-.fcfliag 'M. hit the.liuccUi
' <"af t no so hint!. This pr -irrani is sp n
S">'U<1 Iiy Misses M aek and i
0jt-! 1^' f. Iliii\s<4n, .'t"he )U'\V print*.:'.
.J. n rrf >vhi?iV?-r*J t ni-\ i>tiipa:iii ti
i?'}}A>ur: o.f ftilf. ftoys' vfsito-1 mo* (Med t.
iHirnxvyH- TTit'stlay evennjjr.- Tlu y won
( , aofVivipanivcl' Uy' M rs, Sjmkins .am
j'uic of;the stpth ntsMr. Jaoks.tn.Sa.V'i
,n_> We are always jrhM-tn have* udi
ljS,; ; au-.."s vlsi.i ike soti'fl, lii- -i-vi-it
? ;iiijr us this week -were{ -Mj\*antf >lrs
vr - SiUiuhe] '.Saxjio,- Mi's. MuJhnia .Si'mimm
Vil 5,,li Mri arul Jwatefr Williams.',
j. 'ltie! hTi it iTIhe: tlvjvirt.im-ijT is" *sti'J
Jo/ " * thf'iuejva-o. New- piapiis. art* ,l>e;nj
j added each week. . '..;*'
f -.Miss t.Viiia Ik Max - ha- ,
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A next C'hex-tv.Ini i '
smiles aml.we ai'6-smiling w'itl
i)r.y.trritr^rt-stfcr 'h..\ juhvhaM-,
.. a .-in. u . Cadillac Couch,. T-Uc - jiiiV.irrn
shows hot* expressions of.. deliuht..
s SAI.l l>A NEWS!*
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' The Sahxla County T< ac'u i>.' Ass"
*<s ciation met 'Saturday, Oct. dd.' l'.'d:
^ ;n till' Saluda I ljuii Si-hoolathlitorium
j-Atw?1 ?rMn?-*iK^crt-st- - tVi i\u
-c'ln.(.| scs.-jon it \vas> iiu'St !y v ..C
X lies- one, the eiicti. n of OtEcei - an
T. iivalyiii)* of plnns :'.?r th. ^cn.-.
^LlW. Oho*. I>. Wriaht. l?'rinoipnl i
V* ' : ? >ahaja 1! a s . (t i
?* j i'resident, Miss Bulah Lindsay, S. v,
* ' Miss Sophia C'ra\vtY?t'ii, ^Trias., M
1 O'phar Andersan, Critic ami' ,J M:t
r, Id; : ' i .
and v m i. a i.?la?lo-d,?~o_
-i i's -s at -Sahahv Uifth . S. :.
i two -new rcachorfc arc Mi-'- Ethel V'
J ' V ic of BhiiVhorp. \\ im. hils ch;\ .
i^L 'i c Kijidi Thai-ton and Mini'?-4-??
5^ inil Miss Kila Mac Or;.ham S
who is assisting, m im- EU'iiuntft^
? Pipartnnnt.
* . The Parent-Tea. her ' Ass. cialiul
ft* jm?t last .'Thursday nijiht at which >
ft* ah excellent program wa> rendered
tin- 1*: i v l i 11 V. _ ;
A few- day? ago Miss B. B. 1 in 'sa\
? _rv-iacued from _l^a..-.icy .wlu re slic .a'
t tended the District Sunday Schet.
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J t'r n\t ntii'ti. She reports" a pie a sail"
? rhe Diamon Singors from Yirginif
<* rendered a short program at \\ illiap
Chapel C. M. K. Church, Sunday a
ft* 8:00 1\ M.
J? Crnlei'taker Rush and Butler.'.J*
establishment is continuing; to grow
A few months ago,.a tHrs't (Jass
It Cafe was opened up on the?corn< r >>i
J Church an<TrJefferson Streets hy th<
^ Logans,
? There will ho a Hallowe'en Part}
lift given in the High School Auditorial!
rWedm's(lay. Oct. SI, 8:3ft I', M;
Prof, C. D.AVright spent Sunday it
J* Maeon, Ga.
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MMITY SIX NEWS.
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i : <*< .ai'Ml. Pleasant A. M. . . '
^ ,1^. Vii v M tjnuugliinUt ^?**,
ivlU-v. J. H. Burns 1
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' ' St. Many .^ouls verb
> i y, Wi- wwo ,}>)easeT to
. * a o .a i 'y ?'f Bethlehem, jmd
" *. ihyfr.bci*.* our morning; .. ;
. i a < q 'tw have Rev. Mc- '
a .. : tit Trinity M. E. ' * *
?f in , am] speakTT'" *?~
* a- .'.ng/rtmarkft. at the ev- . .
; of -Ml. 1'ieasant: will.
J --titv -M .gr^SS - of - . !
f ;< i. 'I r . 5'.iii<iuy school is get !
j- y left last ^atur-. .*Hj|
?...V.' ;r. (i;?t\V h ifVo for hoi ?1
atft stay.
' . !?<.' !,s, i'fof. 11. W. Rice
~ . v- I!.' I a an were the visi.
ii'.-l *Mt A. S. Stevens.
? ' 'i' < )' .ill the past
* I... ).r;U() 'her able
: "of duty again.
v'?. Stevens,.'-Miss Pandla ; I.' .
". by. Mr. William ~
' ? 1 M !i'iUco laat? ? . ;
!:. church had the 4th
. ' ' :;h Saturday. .
' i / ' i . ' - 'i're.ai'ded . with '
' McMillan .n-.ade . ? .
- * ; ? ' 'hi* ycarV workl
m. I'.v inch Hill and
" " > 1 ". < 1 !.' ! rt's. Sunday
' KMcr preached a qrre'at ' '
. congregation.' A
' (' *f Bethlehem's ^iem}V-U'h.
Hcv. McMillan '
. 1 ' Service? were good |
1 w:u- very-'good A11 : j
7^ 7 . .rvard to tfie An??
n /. lit'Nl 'iii Che-' ? ?
? * . S*. (' '? .. -rV^-'7t*|
. ' McMillan were pleas
v Mi. and..Mrs. J. L.
.-r- .. -Mi :viay night.. k,"
. <? and JMrs. E. ..
. A- .1 m;. .Mr':' O'Xoal Dean; Mt. and
" -..-A -3- Hiwens. Mrs. M. C. Lark,
?' H-?. Mi's. Anna Redd ?
I "Ml < '>.. A. Parkier witnessed
. ne laying; at Morris Qha
lb. ' church Sunday.evening,'
i. . ' v-vio excellent. _ :'* - . -$
* many ftiyn'da of .Rev. R. V.
. . li : were shocked Saturday to <
s. > };:< UejMrh. We' loved Prof.
1 :i- J'i> first school work was
Six. He was a real
w. V. l)ur- hearts -go. .out in sympai
: tin- hcreaved family. Rev. and
t-'.'i'rs. x' i.iv r. ..Mrs. Anna Moseley and
' . .''"i. 1'nvnutii-i 'haniiel attended the hu
' at ' "i Hope Baptist church. i
I "in 1 he " "^1
protection against
Occident, sickness and death '
Greatest Secret, Fraterlal, Benevolent
s ar.a. P-cTtr iotic'Orgnnlzation Known.'
.THE GUIDE TO?' . . ? ' ... 1
. H-e'nlth, Happiness, Brotherhood, Proet>.
Feiowsftip, Charity, Kindness, Jus- \
r v.jt. Meiey.'aiid-Lov?;-. - -J
i .orfrcfta to its membe?ship
. -.id v en sick,. Protection at death, Aid
: . Disaster and Distress. Aid to Students ,
i Coi.ege, Free' Hospital Treatment and
1 'veoicai Advice. '1
P. , ,.t cs waited to ortianlae odges In
. r . veiy.cTt>. town aiid hamlet In South Caroiuia.
< .
Jon. np Fee, $ .00/ Special Dispensation ^
yv flared Candidates for .Vlsniberahlp for*
?.>:yc> e vol > where in America.
Por'Tntrr'Tiation, write
SLVMOl It CAUROLL,
( raiul" Nt?1)ll' Secretary, . ,
Male Headquarters, . . :
U in' V\ ASll IN1.1 ON STREET
h: i - ' . i.
'* ft Rev- J- E. Beard. D. D., . ? Abbevlllf
jv ? , rintirrf Xct.tr Commander <
I M. A. Evans,. M. p., Columbia
Ciriiiu't Noble Counsellor
acynioui Carroll Columbia -h
Hi .11..I Nobie^ Secretary.
llallman's Tonsorial
Parlor
, . s
First Class Work? -r ~ 'J
r Courteous Service
All Types of Barber
i . ing Work Done.
-'10.1 (icrvais St., Columbia, S. C.
... -J
' . *
r Quality Pressing: Clttfo ??*
Dry Cleaning, Repairing, Ak r ^
tering and Dyeing
Wo are in business for your cottvei.jir.ee
and our living. A lit- -J
>. tie Co-operatiinn would help;- ' . .
K H. Donley.- Manage* .
V M. (\ A. BUILDING -1 M
^ Sumter St. Phone S8S1 1 . j
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