The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 22, 1928, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Satorday, December 22, 1928.
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' | > Church News
3 By REV^J.
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< There were Po .ehtfich services last i
- Sunday by reason of orders of the
. city heatttr Tiuthdritics^ ^\vhieh "close i'
up all Churches In Columbia because
of the "flu"'epidemic.' It was indeed
a dark day, and doleful looking.- l'eople
- sf?unte(rt*d?about the streets fas
?;sheep "without" she pi,erda.
There was one place'however where
divine service went on Uninterupled?
?that was at the state penitentiary.
In the absence of the regular
T- ISpi, Dr. J. Dean Crain, who was out
- of the city, Rev. J. V. While,~T-.'ir pn,^
:fofrccmctQcIctT "the services. TTuPson";
service was excellent, the chapelwa.;
? white and colored. I)r. White preachMiss
Ruth Bynum, in company with
the pastor, visited Zitjn Pilgrim Sunday
School at Arthurtf/wn. Little
J. C. White nhd M is's A1 met a went alSO.
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The Sunday School was well attended.
Rev. White' reviewed the entire;
life of the apostle, Raul;
. ' Mr. W. II. Ilarvcy, Manager <>f jKe
N. C. Mutpal Insurance, and l'resi-.
dent of Victory Savings Bank made
an address to the gcheol. '1:30 p. ni.
?Rev. While react trie ..funeral services
aver the remains of Sister Kirima- i
line Johnson who lived on Short s;t
inndm ^^nS?n Hu ch '
She was among the organizers oT Sirrfn
Apropriate Memorial Services will he
harffat the church in respect of her
useful life just as'soon as the church j
. is opened for services. ~"TDr.
White preached' at Zion Tilgrihi
to a full house at p. m.;also'at
8:00 p. m. and had baptism, j
$30.00 was raised in the services. i
Sister Mafnie I'ort'or. who lives, on
the 1400 block of Park direct died
early Mondaf" niovninir.. Sister 1'nr.
ter was the wifeof-Hro. John Porter.1
She leaves a husband, two sorts and
a brother.
JONES -CHAPEL .MISSIONARY SOJ
, C1ETY NOTES ?
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The "Y's" were entertained at'the
*, , ho.me of Mrs. Craig. Wednesday afternoon
December 5th. The devotion
al exercises were, followed by a report
' of the visit to the Old Folk's liome.
The members then turned to bu ine.; i
at which time the officers-, were c :
. Jected. After the sinking thg. cltil
. song, the -members responded, to. t!; i
roll call with quotations. At the cloaS-i
of the meeting the .hostess served ]
palatably menu.
*? - .home of Miss-Willie Dixon on Jan-.1
Uary 2"d
JONES CHAPEI, ^ ^ rSlT OLD
FOLK'S HOME
The president and members raf the
r Y visited the Old Folk's Home on
Thanksgiving Day. A very in teres
?? ting and appropriate program "was
rendered after which the president,
Miss Florence Benson, made a talk.
_ The inmates expressed their appreciation
and enjoyment to the club'and
encouraged them to continue their
finp missionary spirit. ^ftpr tin- pin
gram the Y's presented the inmates
with provisions and money amounting
to three dollars and fifty cents.
THOMAS CHAPEL A. M. E.
CHURCH NEWS.
We are proud To say that Thomas:
Chapel is moving onward. The doors
art opencd'to our many friends jvho
Hi wish to worship with ds 'whenever it
'' ''* is convenieht for them.
We have on a fifty dollar drive.
Pray for us that we might he successful
in all our endeavors during
this Conference year.
? BEAUFORT NEWS
tw_ of the
"r ?*-? g,
Beaufort Dist. Conference which was
fteld at Sheldon. S. C.. December 11th
Dr. E. B. Miack, P._Bm was a gran J
there, and a delegation of laymen of
V each charge. Everybody met. with a
I ^ new determination and left likewise.
The" P. E. is walking around with
a broad smile on his face rhali'ivr
hands with HTs fellow workmen HT
the trenches saying, lets put the proover
boys. ~~ "
We cahnot say anything else; with
our good bishop as the general, our
Presiding eider as tbe Maj. (Lion., and
* ' we as captains with the faithful sons
r . and daughters as the army we will
r go over thoHopr As long as we be
true to ourselVea, with God as our
Father, we will sure sing tjie victor's
song, - i. .
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reo v o-rcproooo oyt- ct~ o c-^cpyyyt'iyyo
. of Columbia I
C. WHITE I
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10 SPEAK IN W1NSTON-SAI.KM
. .Rev. Dr. J. C. White, pastor of Zion
iJapti^l Church, tly.s c<iv, hns?,l>coii
chosen to delive?'.the'""Dioaiicii alio.1
"Oration to the cili/.eiis oi V\ ..i V ?_
S;ilcni, X. V., 0V1 JaiiU-.r> TTj. f.ru-u
crowds will turn out to hear Df.
White, as it is an open secret thruout
Sout]>_ Carolina that the First liaptjst
Church of fliat city, which, is"reputed
Urhe tlie wealthiest and the. most intcUi;cent"
church of the South has al
nii .':.1 t let It'll , D(. White as pastor,
" >)< they arc jiolnjj everything hiu
,T e.:t\v ct*.l:'-t?gg_to;indue LVv: Whit..
'o C Iinn'iia-and accept there.
' o ' 1'a.j. t.^t C'hureh says...thai
i>.'. nit." v. iH-die Lwjfion, that his
v. ' ('i-'y.^Tesity^n South CaioX(>I
irs FROM Tilfv MIN iSTKRS
- COUNCIL OF THE EDISTO
DISTRICT
In lefeicpCQ to ;i..call' inrule hy Dr
M. A. Hollins,- the presiding . elder
the- ' ministers z and mission workers
met at ..St. I.uke Church, Novemhei
27th. Rev. Oihhs, the new pastor
notwithstanding -his having trot there
had everything wi-|l prepared?awl
save.'us good. entertainment. Rev.
I. M. Cienn Wave us a irood sermon
goes without saying. Dr. I lull ins i?
a great preacher-errrrl'the people follow'
him frohivone point, of the district
to "t fie other.. And it is hot hare
to raise his money.
Two hundred persons \vrv? :ul.h'.} t.
the churches in the district last yeai
from the quarterly conferences. The
I'rfst item that was considered was i
drive for soijls, the mark to be reach
ed was five hundred converts. Tin
work was outlined with perfect /lit
'ho Cohiniluee at the quarterly, con*
Terence were unified with t4u* hijrh
e t appreciation. The address nunh
be I>r. lloflins was a jfreat one; lit
laid threat stress en Bishop Hurst's i
idea for the progress of the work it
the state. Better pay-Tor the .preach
ers, better work and more good Service
for the people. Lvvery one It*T
wffE the saying that the p.roifiaif
must be put over.
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.1* YORK CITY Dr.
J. C. \Yhito, pastor of Coiuni
larfreat. baptist ehuPcl), who ha:
- v if 'hyi'.ei to deliver the Knianci
~ -Pio.". ~0?!AIo:?~in h North Carqlin?
^T,1 .. wilL^r.tAin.' inunediatafe^ftei
del ivct*!^fJi^M|"Tli'on for N|'\y..Yai4
I City v. !:ci'TT?oi liasr_ac^iJ,vrt%J^i invi
| 'ration to coildhct a two .\\veekV'rtrvi
val ftct'fopoFi?alo<,*i?aptis
Church in that city of which I)r. \Y
\\V Brown is pastor.
" More than, a score of lciters-fxon
f/ivnioiv mnntliAi'is . on/1 f i'iai\/-lj iTr
White hailing with delight lus corninj
They promise to make. -his sheeting ;
j success; Dr. W. II. Moses lecanifHon
(led Rev. . White as the one" oxrtstand
j ing minister of the Country to Dr. W
W. Brown.
BOOKER W AS1IIXGTOX SCHODl
HONOR ROLL FOR SECOND
SIX WEEKS
! First Grade: Lottie Mile Johnson
i Thelma Woodberry, Murray Goodcr
Mack - Johnson, Charles Pearson
( David Rosemond, Willie Seabrooks
| Harri.ette EdWartfs, Ethel "Oreo, Ad
i die. Loc-C-rumeyi-Mttmie Adams, Mot
Iffc-Toe Curry, Eva Lucindff Jackson
; Ljfcile Jackson, Annie- Pearson, Rut!
' Summers, Claudia Fulmoret- Ella Ala;
j Morgan, James Simms, .Louise Sal
j ley, Leroy Boyd, Ethel Oree, Fain
| Lee Heywood, Lucile Munday, Bea
trice Middleton, Frances Montgomery
Diarfas Williams, Sadie Curry, Yio1
Genette, Mamie Loe Goodwin, lol
Lewis, CKTista Bctte Stivendof, Cat
ter Williams.
Second grader ?a:muel WolF, .Tolv
i'Boney, tnrrip Adams, Mamie Kiblei
J Bessie t uQRer, Winthroy Williams,. A
Gjtrrisrmr Rnbv StevVaTtr~fieaTrie
' Kern^ly, Johnnie Shank, Henry Pear
! : cv. It" try Adams, Ida Johnson,. Hat
, t! P. c-.r, Blandenn Minims.
i Forv 11 Gnde: Louise Craipr. The
inns .Dnv'r, W'lhclmina Johnson, Gc
"M~n?Bor.ey, Lilliant Wilder, Viol
Mini.".
I f Any|V. ft Jj Lj
1 Sivth Grnde: Leola ?Whaley.
Seventh Giv-d?: HI lie Campbell, C
Tdessr. Griti". Mary Finrircs?Wi 11 la ins
Ora Belle Inpram, Marprarot Pavii
Frances Goodwfrif Ethel Johnson, Cm
| rtp Lewis;?Inez?Martin, Josephln
BPnner, Charles Murray, Bouprlas
Witherspoon.. .
' Ninth Grade: Hattie (founts. \
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THE PALM
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I . ..>v., .-i.ua iim ri iiitjta
IHI.I.OX M.US.
lV'rs >n-? havi'ng items foav.Uv's
.. uiniv .may leave U'u in . u ith .Miss t'.l
' I'olyn A1 cCull 2U3 K. Calhoun St., win
' c|>t'e^uifavttvVr?i'or Thi^-Loadcr it
1?Dillon.?iM'oiulity^tsnlto tiniu liinU,
get ju'\vs in tor the . current issue
; lon Hunter tiurr.vtt"also. . .<
F. Belhea, prominent Dillon merchan
for his commission as. Notary I'ublii
Air. Betheat is the only Negro No
[ lory Public in the County,
j The iH wjUe. u^' Dillon arc quite for
: i '
Liiiiiur in iiijvijijr very oitieieni >pas
. Lois'at all th_o churches.
, licvv-I. W. Joneret.tc Was,. recently
returned'to the A. :M. K. 'church foi
another year. liev. \Y. M. llanna oe
,! itipird his pulpit Sunday for the" firs
1 time this Conference year, after hav
I ine' 1" 11' returned h>?the M. K. t'mi
. fcrein e last week, at Cheraw. O
. course Itev. Grentf continues as tin
, ' "pastor?of Dillon." &orviior hi* -;lr<
? ye.af at Alaiwiino. Baptist eluirch.
! The many friends of Mr. 1). I)
'Itidfi'el!~\vili he pleased to know* tha
1 he is mu.h h'ctte.r .after- having suf
l'ered .some weAis with his eyes*
? ~HT?T,. m:.ny I rioi.iU .if At i-. I>
are j-lad to know that she is oil' tin
> siek list. . i
Little Liuiisy . l.ai kine'. the dauuh
ler of S iv and .Mrs.- I.arfcii) is sic]
' with Flu, ' . 1 ..
e; - .VIi>.. nhd - dau.^hte
are~ hmoo liaaL_Tcbltolti.N, J-,, visit
- jog friends.
. Mr. anil" .Mrs. Berkeley Smith .wer
' < a'led to 1 iartsville. Sunday mornin;
tir attend the funeral of their aim
- Mrs: ihsie'r (dines.' ' 1.
t Mrs. 1.. M. Bethcat and Miss L
!*\ (11*. <i?/.t?'f rmn t*i.- t
. ?/% ..v %.?v- ?'.vvn in ii y uym
- '^iiis wuok.
t .Mi .-t - Helle ami Hair Me William
i '< oU'VtaiiK'd the -Idk- Hour" Club u
their hnii;i> on Hampton St., Tucsila;
"evening of hist week. .
-i?Mr-, .Sarah Covington enttfi'tainci
the .Missionary, society of the A. M
[ K. rhiij'ch Wednesday-"evening, Hoc
- Hie 1Ct h.
v Tlio many friends of'Mrs. Yessf
Hot boil will he glad to know-that ,sh
1?Is?couvajeseing--after an -attack o
r inflm*tiv;i _1 1
C t The l".|.'W?ith I.eague of St. Steph
en M*. Hi-- church- is giving a specie
- Chi 1st mas-ni eeram. Snbdny eeenLnp
1 1 he. 2oV(l. Vou are invited.
J. Mrs. Mamie (Jonion is visiting he
daughter in tCmfden this week,
m. Mis. 1,'allvrson enterUunevt -th
a- MoI |k r(-kib -en-Monday evening",
r Miss Alive lie .Ilea.., is ill. at thi
i writing. Also Mrs. Carolyn Alforc
Ave hope tor them a speedy re
-j Co very, .
' Jle'iisi'sJ? Frank and .Felton Jorle
I have been cal|ed ? t0 (lie liedsicle1-*)
" their mother..
* ?(.1. I'V Ih'lh a and Mr. Thoma
I Uethea motort d v trr Florence- las
I week (in business.
** JL
! Miss .Janier I'ajre is piarrninj? t
' 'I spend !r v f.\mas holdiays in Rock
i>jMoim.t X. 'C.
j Miss Susie Williams is home froi
!?| si-h'o.d on" account; of illness.
MX-' Alincta Rcthca has been o
"! Hie sick, list for a few days; abb-Miss
I.uroen Swiiiney. '
hi The many friends of Key'. Charle
y.Wilison from Sellers refrrct to lear
- j of his recent dentil, ' ...
a; MVs.' Pleasant Jones, ,who ha
- j .been , on the * sick lfst for the pa?
Vj few weeks is able t0'1>e. out to th
a -dolijylvt of her ninny friends.
a. | Mr.' jind Mrs. William Go<lb.b.lt an
- children of Rocky Mount, X. C., ni
.[on.a visit to $Jveir. mother, Mrs. Mai
n [ 'ha tiodholt. ^ ~
r.j^ On Mond-ly evenintr. Pee. lQt
- ["Messrs. Frank Ret hep. and Jame
i.'dl lViirn nl> Hy "frit
j Hour'' Social *Cluh. Three table
> i were tastefully arranged for whin
After the frames were over it \va
?- found Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie' McT.eo
t-1 Were iop prize wirf^jers. A deliciou
a,' salad 'course was seried followed h
" punch and cake. ' - . ^
Thursday evening, Dec. 11th, Mis
Maggie Williams entertained a fe<
)- friends at a lovely party. Those pros
1, j ont were Mr. and Mrsi Stafford, M
n, and Mrs. MeT.eod, Mr. arid Mrs. Pui
^jdy, Mr/and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. T.ni
e'kin, Mr. Rogers, Misses Ola and Ar
is nie Wingate, Miss Carolyn McCall,
Messrs. Bj-o\vn, Jackson and Wir
gate of Darlington were guests c
[ETTO LEADKK
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31 flu KIJ Z4 kl Kvj
cperience means skill '
id ability?'the reason fctfi*!
ost confidence in- our
)ility to serve you
st. Superior equipment,
oderate cost, care in k9|
ery detail assured. EfflMj
'IjBMIftMMMWPBilMlikt*i (i at '*? .
L*nian Ncws ^ *
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- PA It AM fit NT < k l ii lin\ < ;lv ! : I
> JtlV .MISS AfctiVN N U'llMi Vs.
> "Union, S. C'r.' l'H'i . 'lvl. Ali^ .X 11\
i~ Nicholas dol'f.lil ITilly c:,t"i tail A tli
. I'nrtunoufil' I'luh, of \yhieh. sli,. is .1
t hu'ijiIiit <>11' I' l ulayA-vi'TTiti:'.. Mr<-. Mv
-ill her home on" Foxier stiei t.A 'ln i '
t adorned the mows in wimh tf
2 games Were plnyejl ami .the tally nn
- score curds' were of ( In i Una de
; sign. Tlp-oiwtallies were placed |V>
- vVhist. When, scores \vere .'eountn
- Prof. Cyrus AViiliams had made I, eh
est amount anil \vas*-awai4ed ' llr
?' pried. Boohy^vciit to Miss Mat lie Ir
Motizdn.'^Following. th.. game t G
Ivnjtes.s served hw guests a delicinii
t salad course with Russian tea. Mi
- Annie M. Montgomery and Mr. Me
s hit Williams1 assisted ^h,. ho ' es<
f in serving her guests. Prof. William
e our president- called the (flnl> In "ord'e
I?and. a?idmct?business?inc.-'he."?rrrr
. ll'fUt. t>aili' :i ne:d sum -wan. jpipiv
'. printed to. help the needy, "lie - of th
t. city. Plans for the Ne.w.Yo r',- war
- were also laiiTt and we ?iv ho| iter 1
do Some real eoiunfaiVity \v?i I. in th
s m a.i?hit me. After v 1, r -i J n nil.
e to the hostess for the gt nevoii din?
pitalily sluAvn the CVuh a Ijnunie I.
( I I It NKWS.
1< We were glgd .to h i-ve ?P.""T'
o llildehrand present 'with "if : rtr,
f?. V1so:-Mtss7'-M." M.- rdo^om,,.'. v? . w:
_ . f IH 11 to X>li..len-t.() V.l I'.i V I
al iij he: niecu.
e .iii-.s. ? iiiimipuj u's ri'V'H s
trip to.Uio I Indie-: c<e m?
11 Conference which.met ill (?i >11; ;w?:v
TS.' (\;
!? Miss ('. K. Ilerud ! land It, T \|,
u Kisslck eiuerutihoil the 1 inl> ' TTTTn
11ho^T-hanksjrTviiiir" holidays."
s Mr. IIihk'luaml ami Mi. ' it Wil
t limits. \Vero Joint hirst si ten tti,. '('lu
y at the home. of Mr. :nid Mi . .\\
Nicholas pit KosU'r rl. el.
i.A'ITA Xlv\\S.
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Mr. \V. !|. Craven. > npervi*or ' n
e j Agriculture d'or 1 )illon County, vf-ple
oj+iir classes , in Ajrriyultuiy Thur*dn
f ami expressed himself a.-rtrilnu; we
Fathers anil Snips Ha'ivipint* w.i-.
11 von Friday nijiht. Dec, I Itli at th
,, Dillon CognI y jTrainrntf?K,-lii?M- an
'was a grand alVair.".' No si t iirucrai
r[was arranged. hut. alter reninrhs h
I I'i'inripal .1: A. Jlolmirh and.the wel
e^u?m4t-A4l4r^ss--triT t he i'tit hee ? hy firm
V Fladgor; timely remarks were mad
s: V.v Messrs,' I>. Witxlpm. II. I.. Ciha
I, P. Ellerbe, Scott;' l)< II. C.olso
-1 anT A, f{. Hctlhva. . - :.
I.envmjr the/iutditoriuiuLatdUiii) {
s* I 111., the party went, to the dinine- rooi
fiAvhiTo JWi.ss *)>oniu'illy, II. K. teaehe
and her >rif!s had prepared tin* T?-fVVv
whuli a.is well c..< ki'?I illid inn, h pi
t. fjayvd.
Mr; Fivddii; MeWilVLf Trenton. ^
.\v:is filled home la^t- 'wei-h' In
i-ttlisjp <>f tlie itlne.-s of hjs sister Mis
' Rosa .McVVrHVr We dish IVr Mi11
Mo\\ idip a speedy -ret - < i y.
| . Mr. Walter (iaR^h-n of A Ym:
n 's spending" the holidays wi'11 re1o
lives and TritmIs here.
Rev. Newman, the newly a -'v:.ne
y pastor of A fid lew's Chapel M.' I
n church dclivAirOTf S(,til snn;i.ng sei
mnn to quite a large audn;nVe Sui
s day morning. '
it The First -Quarterly CunfV.re.nr
i? of the ne\v-Conference yepr fin; We
lAn Chapel A. M. ' E:--church rnn.vciH
d j Saturday afternoon. The ';>(! on
e ' and reports were fair,,
r-j I>r. Anderson preached a wonderl'i
sermon eiyiidpy nnirninjr.
^ Many are on the s*ick list th
,s week due to TiTI . >ut we hope for a
_ a snei-dy vf'?""y _____
The . F.xcelisor Literary.' Chili. m<
^ Dec. 12. The follpwinp oH'icpvh f<
s the year w.ere elected: Afr. Walt*
(l Allen .president: Miss Marietta Mi
jrn,11/.'??
^ M. Wright, secretary; Mr. Grin
Fladger, assistant secretary: Mr. i
Kthrrhrr ti'fasuvcv;. Miss CTul 111
!S hron, -reporter. - ' .
w Mrs. .Cooper, Mtssos-'Ki'i-vin nr
""" Donnelly'spent Hie weekend at the
r' homes.
f- Miss ftla Wingnte on. Sunday.
' MVsS Ruth' Riddel, daughter -of M
. and Mrs. P.'D. Ridgol will he mrt
t- ried Sunday-'to Rev. G. 1). Collin
pAstor of Bethel Presbyterian churt
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St. 1,'iTul V. M. Iv. (liurili
Sunday S> IiiihI Still lay inuitiiiij.' ut
tli?' iisiinl Imiir, uiiicli (inpt't'VitiK vc
vy mi.UII?* . . . /. .
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:i'li,liturium iij 7iityiv*t nl'.tbi- : t-bc?-tl. v
TW aitiuu;it nf. iJHl'.UMi was rai-<k
d I byiv -uf aimi i'/iii iit ub<lvj
lb,, people wife iail,'i'ta:ii,.,|. t
r Wi r, Will Iii a "|.la> 1)? t Mt.uiay"ni?
litI iffViiibiu f'.Ui.' uiitirtiM^Jklu.. |
liter .M nj, " .iu,:'iii tli,. lu ('.jay's- tbat#. j
> ba- Ju.-rn ever Kin<?viii nf it* JaiuT.' (
.. . I'?'??I. li-iley i* ilniny yreat WuYl; ill ,
this 11?w11 ami \vi' ail j-'i \ jii'i.i'rl ,,f
L h.ni. Iii- lia also ,u jirajii/.,Ml ;i v'tiJct*
(*Iuli bur,1 that' i* si-cotiil- to ikitic.
v Tbc iia inliri* ?<V-the A.. \1. K.
- t -hw'-rli bitVu ti new .|?ii. l ni' t In |;>.\ - '
I ai.inil. , l[ej -- a ai1 rv?nuul . nr'ahiT
,, ami - (hyy - M't-nt;. tri If \|.y tmieh
pl'il sell with bim.
lb,. tbllerejil ji.tt\.illiatifs art' raji'bintj
uholil aifil ja.itiv tat-lit 'nil, \V.y yw
?\( ill?1.1- ji...?r-?77?~~rr. n rr??? I
' . . . | . ^ . I I U'llUII* I I I I ~ \ I ?l I
than wo??h<I last.
\ I h'ac .lid, AM* i<:i:itiiit help hut '
Ji'iah i I- .In,.v\ } | .(| \v?' wt'i'c t(, huve .
\ tlii' .Itisljd'p ail.I,I i w i'c and nic.i laur
Hilt} 1 i t II" s '<a. i in 11 V ? i
Us. Vis; J:u' ... i\; V \
I.unit'.. o ' , .
w. -i, ; jr..T?
a I ' t'. , ,li|S,'' ( .'.r.d.i'l ,
i. . t.ari' c l.fit-in. I?cyv .lirlui' i iV.;-;,,
r. ? '1 v.,till.' ( ?uj )it'll; .1V.n.
ft i nkw s.
.Wv Mi > hipp 1 \> 111? ihc 1
1 hi; :i si -i iif.i : i?i r Kt u>m.?In t. iir?
1?. <did S nil,.'., y. Till* is .a . ^ |diljtlijl.
. n m.I r\ ehi: ifii.' and. lii-v. K. 11.
.Motov NVauiii'iriV, s." <is tin- |ins
tcr, stud5 is uiakina' :? moi.d a'
t i place. After listening to a tfood
si?nnuii ly Uu' pasipi-,^ lip. writer."
J IiIUmL a i olli i . am ,<,r .>dti. We made k
" ?i \tiik i??r ino ramjotlo Loader
>\ Ut'.v; K? II. Moore,'Mr. V. II- Smith
IL a nil *.M is. Nancy Smith subscribed
Tin "Tin- "t'n+m. ;ritT-tT(?rrtvT^ a lid olhI;*.
CI'S promised '411 do' mi?lat el'. 1
0 Vexterday, alter . .tcuchiiijf. our S.
XrS. We . Men;?lu ' Foster's Clia-?
II ipuk I'.ap.tixl ( hutch, ill S. (
y anil worshipped Avjjlr .them, This
1 is a stinMK chinvh i'n the little town '
ft" of .11' >" 1111*. Jfrnl . Is a I rl y ^Ji a sCoret I'
o hy. Rev', .1. ('. Collins oI' Columbia.
<. AHcr a., cecal sermph ..by, the pastor,
n. .Mr. ,1. II. I .ami ami t h*? wnlor lilted I
a eidlet'tion of $.'!.'!.()(). . '('lie "writer^
>. spoke., fur-.."Tile Leader,"?Mi\?Silas "
n I hoinpson ..anil .Mr.'* Mr- k>. Stewart
v subscribed ami otlnrs. promised toft
"subscribe later..
~ .Mrs. .1. b'ei'piiM.in Rulf, nf Columbia
Wits present and eapt ivat -d. the
b ti wd with he-r sine inc.
I'i'nl". I!. It (intl'ney is -n faithful;
. member -of' this china li and has..
liVlifcfit t lie Rock Hill school for a
mi hi! or of "years, lie., along with*
\ 'J.i'rs n.ade our visit plrawln'it./,\Ve?i'
, nil n atiy inv i, at oms in dinner: but
; Qini'.d .accept-' milv one. aitil H??i W.;
,] Willi I'r.of. iiinl Mis'. .1.. W. Hull, the'
C. l u| iiliir peilieipill -of tb< Foster's
i-'iwfrd t-Krud. ; IrrTvft TI.-,T1 is a cbniV
t at her-aml. is succeeding in' .Iniles- i,
" viHe. ' " .
R* \\ II. tides- preached at- I.ock.len
t ebtivi b- Sunday nighr***" Rev.I
i tiiU'S is it lu-ntl) isillcr vniitur itvm ' fi
i . ;
I i!< tit ?.r Friendship College and is
iTr the gradualittjr cIUss.
sphinx; n i:\ysT
Mrs. M rC.ij I fii." j j at 11In 11 iili '
j] <>f- her -sntt I't'of. Mi-dot trim Wo hope
? for hi?v_ |? spied)' r-p
t Tlu-'v^ynt Teachers* "Assoeiat i(fn Tn;v
eluding A ikon, : Lexingt on. Kdgcficld
? Jtnd Saluda mot Sn1ii1'd;).v. Her. 15th
t, in Saljala High School auditorium,
io ^'u> V1'"1- "*'?!-' wi*s hath h-i to resting
^ and ?instructive. The . president of,
< t ho St. a to Teachers' Association 1>r. i
x_ - A, A'. sims, wttt present anil gnvp nn*
inspiring nddrosa. '
jj i. Ih spjto of th.o nvmy'\vh(, are in-!
jt, 'disposed We Sfo looking forward to'
-i a Merry Christmas.
Mr. .T. K. Milifoyd's store was
. Mrncd to asdics Sunday morning a
v, hout A o'clock.
r. [ The Hidge Hill Hi school sof-aside
Hi Thursday night. Hoc.^Oth for its an;h|tiunl
Christmas tree program.
' ' ' ^ g? i siii
v:;ar-:-,
. * r ^ I*A(jK FIN fc ^
IN M EM OKI AM. :? .
AecotdMijg to the calendar it was ..
ten pears njfo yesterday. But as a
fliatier^ot Juet it was ten years~ago' '
today at; 8;00. p. ni.vthat the tfj'im
reaper cnnw to the parsonage at Bep '
ihcl, e 1r) Sunrter Street, .Columbia,
'! ? iii.id ioaK i'voin us our very dear _
it? iter fJ-Jie'-Uev.. A. W. J inlinous. '
! '. u t . ' ?he enu.-e ot' ' ' '
. '' . ' :.pe'i'ie'n -j
.. ... ,v . .- ? jr?e,x^-.mure -iva
* I'T'T TjP'.si' I'S?^o'?r- '
"t-' ?' / ? '.e i ,h,.l i a 11 j.eiiij. ago,-. - . .
m! ci':v |
s.hi- !.j;.,e.d"; <>'i yt-ar-l' >?Shp sa\v' six . -.,
Up.f,s * and three u:i Is, PofU'Suf iher -1?? "*
'"'lU'..-, and lit > h i liev llesii develop
lllli) manhood n'iui .?i < , rn;? tii Mi'k nf "
In i'V nun laindii-. . .-she saw. at least"-"*"/.
1 hih\? (,i her 1"> or Jit prand ehildrpji.,^^ w!. -
Y; ? li.'j? into \vi ukiii .Tnd*'rnahhor)d and .
xuiiin'h,5bls -L.l'inulii-.i ,nd iinifacers '
-hiId vh'. -. f
V\ iitU 1 have- l'.opid .to.' see her
.'\e ~1 ,(>i "> year's. liyTeer, 1 realized
e\ era] u ei-le* ' .In.!'..!-.. the?end eflttta? 1
hut lime,. I'liit's. ;tiid the ravage's of
ihysij'ul disabilities had conquered /"
hv eart lily/house, of this Tabernacle
*? > slu>* ha- p'pne to a needed, and well *
avncd revt-. While it is not withoutv ""* . ,
( i dine of ii .personal' loss, .fyield to fti
he Will of. <iui.Jleuven.ly Ky'.b.er .
4As 'it relates to the d .ith. of'my V
pother. 'tiiiiu and the riet??v..rjy Jr'a.- J.
Ifct li?\e' (h<n*v ""Vujyb in he.pi'bt ine
ill VjTii-hind HneT' .1 hav'e found the.
'.Kl.ow'iiix-.-lines,-written by Montgom*rj?rr-r'oiii.i
i .of nun h i '.insulation:. tt?
Co i<< the Jifruvo In.all thy -groridus
prune, ;. '
lit lull unit's itv of zeal and power;'
\ '.Christian' -cannot d)i-?heforj.?his .?.. .
time;
l i t- Lord's appoint lnt-nt -i.' thir" set-^ '
vant's hour.
. .? ' i- ..'
?o to the tfraVe, at noon from labor
cease; ." ' * "
Rou-coii thy sheaves; thy harvest is
dove,
t ;. ,.r Uiil: .. - i : ?
\ v 1 UtlUH'y WJIU IJI ,
: * * t . i
?2 t -' *2* iu.!' -i
.. '. vi;' .<'f Ui'iy ifiy \
' lav"/1 : " " " k
!-n -.oath - i-'rttb'iacer ere*he arose on
, ~ t . - v:..
And all the rahsom'd by that narrow
way ;"* . " ' ' . V
I'ass 'tb^ierhul.' life -beyond tla^j^ky.
T?~-i_ ' ?: ? ' ? .
'o to the' "in ? ?u<; ,t^k,o thy fceat
.'ab. Wo; ' - ?>~
[V thy - I'irit jiio'e'r with-the Lord.
W here tor- lairfTand hop^-.hast
_ perfool love,
\? open vision for the written word.
?:- / ; F.-dfo. Ttrmnons_ ...
_ ~ | . TT , . r _
6 6 6
is a I'ressCi+ptioh lor ' ' W ' . .
Loids, Grippe, Flu, Den- |r
guie. liiliousFeveriiiuL . ^
\i i I a r*ii4
... .. r.
^ |j|| ^ roihkttdy ^ it own i
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Nelson Beauty Parlor
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l.'U'.i \\ 1110 AT STKIiJiX
* * . . " '' * s ? .
Hair Dressing, Manacuring,.
-^ :' Massaging
MUS IJUjIAN I,Y1(TTCS
l or Appoints, Phone 8023 .
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Ar-r.mF n't,' dsa-*4-t^z *
Greatest ' Secret. Fratcrial. Bcnevpfnt -
and Patriotic Organization Known. . *
THE GUIDE TO?
Health, Happiness. Brotherhood. Prol- ^
nerlty. Felowshlp, Charity, Kindness, Jus- U
tlce, Mercy and Love - .
OFFFRS TO ITS MEMBERSHIP ' V
Aid when slcfc, Protection at death, Alfl H
in Disaster and Distress. Aid to Students
in College. Free Hospital* Treatment and
Meiflraf Advice
Deputies wanted to organize odges In
wsrv oUyr town and hamlet hv Smrttr ear- ?V
oilna *
.v'.lolnlag Fee, $7 00 Special Dispensation' * . *
now offereiECaiulldates tor Membership for "
t"t 00 everywhere In.AmtMcs.' j
For Information, Write . ^ m
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'fyulp^nlili' Secrelitty. fl
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1119 WASIIINi.TON' Si'RRKT 1
Rev. J ?. Beard. O D..~ Abbeville
Ornnrt Vi.l.o Pnmmittidov \
M A .Evans. M D.. . Columbia '' 1
Grand Nnhle Counsellor ' *
Seymour Carroll Columbia
Grand Nrtble Secretary.
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