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t ??'?? ? ? Saturday, April 5,- 1930. - ? i _ AIKEN NEWS Second Baptist Church - * ,Jrr-1.Th.e spring rally terminated at the . 2nd Baptist church last Sunday eve- , v ning. A very large and interesting ( crowd of members Jfhd friends were - present to give their bit to make it j a success. - The reports - were good 3 __?Ami proved that each? one had?put , forth every effort humanly possible to make this success. . ] - The grand y>tal reported was 1 .10 ; * < * 1 Cumberland A. M. E. Church ] The spring ually at Cumberland j , A. M. E. church which, was launched 1 three months Ago came to a close ' Sunday night, March 30th. The church was crowded with friends and mem- , bers to hear the l-eports of the var ious clubs. The twelve captains that, were appointed had been laboring faithfully with their loyal members ?? * and their reports showed that they ' . had left, no stones unturned in order S to hove success. 7 J The captains reported as follows: No. Mrs. Mary Davis, $00.00; Nu. J 2,. Mrs. Janie Pearce, S85.QQ;. No^Jk-l Mrs. II. E. Albany, $38.39; No. 4, Mrs. , Rachel-Smith, $40,50; No. 5, Miss Es- 1 thor .Innl/cAn AO AO. VT_ ?r ' w i-lti.1V, 11 \J. u. Mrs. Matilda. McFarlan, $67.05; No. 7, Mrs. ' Frances Conner; $41.00; No. 8, Mrs. " Rebecca Branch, $101.30; No. 9, Mrs. ' Angeline Jackson, $76.50; No. 10, ' ? Mrs. -Wary ^M'assa, $172.50; No. 11, Mrs. Mattie MeGhee, $273.15; No. 12, J . Mrs. Carrie B.. Smith, $7.80. Sup -plement report to club No. 4 by Mrs. xr? Delia McGhee " $155.50; Stewardess board No. 1, $5.00; No. 2, $5.00; Pul- ' pit Aid, $10.00; Willing Workers, $2r A. C. E. League, $10.00; Missionary . society, $10.00; Sunday school, $5.00; . Junior missionary, $3.00; ftrand total, $1267.55. * Whfcn the secretary, Mr. W.ltyh Mc- j _ Ghee, announced the amount "tollec* ( ted there was much applause by the--, h *.i congregation. The Sunday-school is kept very bus^ y rehearsing for the Easter Cantata. J "From the Cross to Glory." This pro ] mises to be a rare treat'for the lov_! ers nf Easter music, anrl appropriate" " : recitations, uur superintendent, Bro- " ther W. M. McGhee, is on the job three-^ times a week with his teaghgrs afid | scholars in order to put over a great j program. . . "Since our report in the rally on ( Sunday nijght, others have reported , and it, is expected that in a few days , W(\ wifl reaeh^ the-4^00 mark. -7 JVIr. W. M. McGhee, Jr., who had been home for a few?<lays~left Sun- j - - d.iv morning, for Fisk university,-in-- . Nashville. He wrnr- nnomnponied by his sister, Mrs. Beatrice M. WillianisT Mr. McGhee after studying two years | in the college department at South , Carolina" "STate~cdTleg0 desired to com- ; Ebenezer A. M. E. Church ' The spring session, of the Sunday < 1 . school conference was held with the ' Ebenezer church of which' Rev. Mose ley Ts pastor. The session was held at1 Randol Branch Bftptistr'Vhurch, in ? Croft, Rev. H. L. Ryans, pastor, as ' ''their church was blown down , some time ag?- Mr. D. A. Jones, a proipi- J nent member of Cumberland church ? _ is the founder and present superiri^. 1 tendent of the ^onferenc and presi- 1 ded at this sessio. A large crowd was ( ?present throughout?the session arrrb J enjoyed th0 interesting program. The ( Sunday school lesson was taught by I Mrs. E. M. Jones and Mrs. S. L. Mose- r Several impressive addresses were * "made as follows: The greatest ned * *.of this world today, opened by Mr. W. ' Conklin, who said that "Finding one- ' -* self is one of our greatest. Miss M. O. * Dawkins, '^Application and Co-opera- ( tion; N. Davit, "Industrial Educa-- 1 tion." Lie. Mathis, "Standard for the f People," A. Johnson, Christ tn our ^ Hearts." Mesdames E. M. Jones, N ET B. Morris, "StickabTlity;" S. L. D. ^ Mpselev "Christian.. - Komc^-.School 1 and churches. ~ 71 During the afternoon' session Mr. * Mathrs spoke briefly on "How can (' we know that therP is a God? " He 2 i said in short-Ave--nvust have belief, fjrith and khowledgeV Rew J. B. Jen- c nirtgs spoke briefly on the "Power and \ Action of the mind," He said, "A man that^dpes hot think will never a- * mount to much ih this life," The ~ greatest forces iiv.thp world are si*lent forces, viz. electricity, -moon, - tides, etc. Thought the greatest po- ' wer in thP world. All great inven- ' tions are products of thought Every * one must have some source from which to draw power of thought."- * Mr. Geo. E.' HammonH mvs a Kvisr summary of the conference and Rev. 0 W. M. Moseley pastor, was the last speaker. He made some interesting ? remarks of appreciation in which he * asked tKe cooperation _l>f all in help^._ ing~tMm to rebuild Uieii church. The"* session was a-great-success.-' . ' The dinner served by" the members of the refreshment committee was ? delicious. . - t Social - t . 1 Mrs. Madue White, after spending t a pletftant vacation with Ker mother t returned, to Hempstead, L. I., Satur- r day. ??? The Charity bull sponsored by Mea- "R dames?M_?B?Hill,?and?A-?B?Wes. 4, sels for the benefit of the Aiken graded sphftftl en Mni-oVi Q1?f "?" ..Vv,., v.. 4_xov, wan mi^c- (] IV attended and was a success. c many ffH'ritis "of Mrs. Beatrice ^ ? Williams will be glad to learn theL _ she" Ishackat her p'osf, at Schofield school, teacher of. fqreign languages _ after having been confined to her by IllnekK' fui aumo time.' ?~? ? ^ Misses Catherine Fair and Gwendo lyn Fells of CranitesvtTTe were plea-T *ant visitor* in Aiken last Friday. \ Prof. W. D., prtneipal of the Aiken s graded schooh'also'"Miss Rosa Hick- jv son, principal of the Williston graded \ school, attended the Palmetto Teach- r ers' association in Columbia last week 11 and report that they had one of the b loveliest sessions ever r held rn the t history oi the association. 1 A? r ..v, i 1 ~Mr. Geo. W. Bolden, district manager of the Spartanburg district , and Mr. E. C. Murray, district manager M the Greenville district of the N. C. Mutual Life insurance company, were business visitors in the city on last Thursday: They spent the time very pleasantly with Mr. and Mrs. J.' R. Bolden. ??r* :?-? Misses Alice El Webb, Etpma Mack, Eloise Morris. Lillian Brown. Norma [Jordan, Mesdames O. L. Adger, L. Ii. Crawford, B. L. Davis, M. S. Johnson C. Wakeiield, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Peek L)r. Edmund Johnson, Prof. MvLlarri-i son, Mr. >E. W. Carter and liev. S. C. Campbell attended the State Teachers association in Columbia and report a pleasant trip.. 1 :? Miss Inez Williams who teaches at Ninety Six spent the week end with her parents. Misses Maggie, Walker, Lucile Witherspoon and , Cora Munday were pleasant visitors to our city last week. Miss Mae trie Butler spent. the week end with her parents. Mrs. H. C. Anderson has been conined to bed with influenza.?Uev- - many friends hope to see her out soon. KCV. G. W. Bofrkin, Mr. Hub'crtTtT Rhodes and Mrs. Sallie Bolden, of Camden^motored here Wednesday and snpnt thn wooL- om/I * 1? *^ :: ?... V..V KWI\ . Wiiu nitir UlCir I t'lUbives, Mr. and Mrs. J; R. Bolden. Rev. Boykin is the father of Mrs. Bolden, And Mrs. Bolden is the mother of Mr. Bolden. and Mr. Rhodes is a cousin, formerly of Camden, but now of New York City. We were ihdeed _to have such distinguished visitors in our TiidsiU _ i- . ?~ Rev. S. C. Cahibbell preached for .he Odd Fellows at Belton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Wt I. Peek attehded :he Odd Fellows sermom at Belton Sunday. . The play sponsored by the female members of the T. C. M. E. church ."St Friday night wnq muIppH n snr:ess. Quite a deal of information was given regarding the grand old Methodist Episcopal church.. A nice sum was realized. Mrs. Anna Prince von the prize for selling^ the highest lumber of tickets. ?-' .' ~ Surprise Birthday?Supper _ An pninunWo ounnt ...wi VI .HI""VU1V ''" ' ning, March 24th was . the, surprise birthday supper given, irr honor - of Ylr.?C. G. Singletoh by his daughter, Vfiss Alberta Singleton at their home )n R. R. street". The house.wae-tfcco^ ated throughout with' lovely flowers xnd?ferns in the dining room the >ame color was-used. In the center of :he table was a large white cake bearing CI candles. A two course supjer was served -at the appointed time. Tho9g-pe??**?nt wprpj^fi"< ,T f I trhhs ind little daughter, Lydia, Miss Bea:rice Simpson and mother, Mrs. Elm*a Simpkins, Mrs. Daisy Walters, VIrs. Julia Lewis, Mrs. Lena Blackvcll. Miss Jiinett Tolbert, Mrs. Mattic Benson, Mj\ "Arthur^ Blackwelb?M-tv Harry Reese, Mr. J. R. Johnson and )thers. Mr. Singleton received many iseful presents. '"4 < ' , _ - ' j 7^ sr^iTi'^r NEWS ?5 The city federation held a mass neeting on Sunday, afternoon, March 10th at Mt. JPisgah, A. M. E. church. \ short program was rendered-by ocal talent after which wo were favrred wifh-Tallcs "By Mrs. Marian .B. >i urangeburg, Mrs. C. D. Saxon and Lf?.o D _?1 - XT! . - ^ * * ?w.t. oenc vincent ot Columbia. The nere presence of these broad hearted LoWo minded afid lovcablc -women was in inspiration to the club women of he city., Mrs. Daisy B. Taylor was n the city for the purpose of addressing the Women's Home Missionary Society at Emanuel M. E. church taring the evening services and was iresent at the meeting and she too, cave a very impressive talk. A large ram was raised in the collection. The vhole amount -with some additional vas placed in the bands of Min Wil^. nnson on our^Fairwold quota for the fss-urunce "of uver?two-thirds?nT he amount and it is our one great lesft'e and aim to send the remaining imount before the meeting in May. The-Hrahorabi^ "C. H? Hurst of the ity gave an address at Shiloh Bapist church On Sndflow ? . . J UllCl llUUily Lilt" 50th of March in interest of one of he clubs of the* church. Sumter?was wcH?represented?ntr he state teachers' association. Prof, and Mrs. Williams James, diss Mae Spears and Miss Glayds Anderson., were week end guests in he city. ?, Rev.v Hurley of Greeleyville was in he city on Wednesday, March .26th. Mrs. Alice Gilliard spent a couple f days in the city on business. M rs. E. P, Palmer is in Camden on iccount of the illness of her father, Jr. Dibble. ^Rev. and jMrs. A. P. - Spears awb ifrn. Pcoiir"npeaiis spent Monday in Columbia. Prof, and Mrs. C. At Lawkofi spent Sunday in Camden. " Little Miss Flossie"-'E. Tarlton enertained?a number, of fripnds on her hird birthday Monday, March 31st. ^he guests enjoyed every moment of he time spent at the party. And litle Miss Tarlton was th0 recipient of nany beautiful and useful gifts. * Lincoln high school lost in a bas-game with MnVesvtHe uto on Wednesday night, March 26. Lincoln high school won in a game >f baseball with Kingstree on MonMarch 31ft., So?tt, neWs of ware shoals , JSifC iiethol Ar My Er ehureh has just al which wag quite a success, both piritually arjd financially. About seen souls Were addetLto the church. V.e werP proud to have those good ninisters in our midst such as Revs. dcAdams, Lilliewood, Burns, and the ig boss. Rev. J. S. JVJaddojO The er- preached a wonderful sermon on "hursday night while Janjea Gilbert j ' ... . ' 4 1 - the palmet music. ~ .* 'l'he K. of I'. lodge held their annual thanksgiving service on the 23rd, and it was a credit to the order. Kev. Toat ley of "Due West preached the sermon. We were glad to have with us our district deputy, Sir E. E. Hargrove. " i-* Mrs. Lula Latimore. was called to _ Bolton tu the bedside of lu;r mother why is seriously ill. Mrs., Sarah Cunningham of Nashville, 'iennessee spent a iew days Ul home recently. Miss Mag\it. Walker, one ,of the t teachers, of tne high school in Greenville is visiting her mother this week. Miss Julia Hawthone is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. 11. Robinson, in Ai<heville J f - : We afG sorry to report the following on the sick list this week: IVfr. M. Adum^j?Mr. H. Ellis and Mrs. C. VValker Evans. -. - " ??e are prouu to report that MI'S. Ellen A-nderson is-on the mend. . "Mrs. Lottie Washington-?recently " announced the marriage pf her daugh - ier, Neva, to-Mr. Harold Voscy, which took place February lQth. We hope for them much success. Mr. W.-Avltavis and sistei uf Mm ris college spent the week end with ; hdme folk. Mrs.?Cornelius?Robinson?has boc'n rea] sick at_her home but is much improved. Mr. W. A. Davis was a caller al the ftom(, of Miss Era Robinson on Friday night. We were proud to sete Mrs. Delia Fisher out Sunday. - ?'Mr. Allen Clancy of Detroit att&rtded "the" funeral of his sister; Mrs. oenora Clancy Johnson. She died in Philadelphia and was funeralized at Dunn Creek Sunday. Rev. JTS. Maddox officiated. GREER NEWS - The colored women's Bible class had its closing Thursday -afternoon at 4 o'clock at Bethel church. Quite a number of white women were present. The expressions from all were enjoyed \Ve are thankful to our maker for allowing us to witness such a success-' - ii.ul ret in this year. Mr. U. T. Law** - ton~wa.s elected to represent the class at the women's conference which convenes Trf Columbia ^Iay 20th. ^JPhe Baptist u?ion that met at Jla -rrhrt.'reek c,hurch is a thing of history. Indeed it was a success. Quite a number .of delegates w<jre present. .Sermons preached were good. T-^ies discussed were to tht. point. Sunday night the climax w;v rrm-hyil, whvnp"" w Moc"g?BuU'hs preached a -hfrarrt'eftsermon. 11^ swept the audience off its feet as -he?iwrtrayed the word of'God. Mr. Downs is a product of Greer, but is now making his home in Asheville. The teachers expressed themselves. as having had a rich time at the meet in Columbia and are back?surcharge ed to do better work than before. They are now busy getting ready to ; present to the public .a wonderful . commencement which we are looking forward to with delight. i Mrs. Johnsie Butler Lindsay, after closing a successful school term -is j home to the delight- of her many friends. Mrs. Lindsay Is also the ac-! complished organist of Bethel church. We- welcome her coming with pride. We ara- glad to report that Mcsdames Gambrell, Dixon and Huff are a -t-rttlp--horror We sorrowfully report the continued illness, of Mines. Brock and Harris. Our prayers are for their speedy.re-C0VCT3r. '~ 7 "" I """ " jr' HELENA NEWS -Sunday found the church goers on tneir way toward the church. Sunday school was opened at 10:30-a. m. with ^Supe'rintendent J. S. Sanders and the I fpfirhnrc Af?r* a r in. ntv. I\. Young preached one of his burning huril \vhilg ho talked by the wnv. At 7:.'10 A. C. K. leaguc began with President. Jesse Marshall to the fore." At 8:00 p. m. services began. Miss Claretta Rummers of CMum- \ T)Ta is visiting her aunt, Miss Idella Lindsay and relatives and friends. Mrs. Faniiie Johnson of Carlisle, wife of the Rev. W. L. Johson, is visiting this week with-her mother, Mrs. Eliza Wallace: -* The program that was rendered on Monday night by. the little folk was grand. _ ' Mrs. M. E. McMorris and Miss^fcunette Sartor were in charge of the program. Mr. JM. M. Nance of Columbia calLj ed around to Marshall Bros, store to see his old friends on Saturday. Glad to see. him. ,Conie again, you are welcome to' Marshall Bros, store and to our church also. -CLEVELAND, OHTOvNEWS. The sad news reached Mr. Lang Dunhar last Saturday that his father was dead. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar accompanied by his uncle, Mr. B. Patrick, left the same afternoon in the Cadillac for Barnwell, S. C. They arrived there Sunday night, and returned here Thursday night. Antioch Baptist Church, th,. Silver Lfaf Club- and their many friends wisn tu express tbrli sincere sympathy to the bereaved family. mrs. rranees Kucker? K. 89th St., -was, callad. > to Timmanavillei??r Grr owin^ to the Jealh-.oCJier- stejj.-son, Dir. Ashury. Besides his mother, he~ leaves to mourn his loss in Cleveland one brother, Perry and a sister, Mrs. Mirinie Hood. Their many frjjend^ thy to the family here also the one in South Carolina. I wish to congratulate Darlington County for its 100 per ceht enrollment at the Teachers Association. Of course, I know that's your motto because I was a member of the. faculty of the^ Mayo HI Schol j^nder Prof. J. L. Cain. I hope the session, was as inspirational' as in previous years. Sorry "T could not attend. T ? ' 1?*-?wr* ' t' ' " f m ' i t fTO LEADER ' * ? -- -' 1*~? ?: ??X THIS IJOHTTH CA ROlTXA^-HCOfTTC C11A1PTKK The South Carolina Scotia chapter | met in its annual meeting with .vir.-. lv. J. Rhodes, Columbia, i'Tidaj^ Marri ii8th. Representatives from Karllng-) top, Sumter, Chester, Camden and n-j mo were present. The regular annualjbusiness was transacted. Reports I imm the various nrpamzatinrw-wpit given in the form of exj>erience. Much interest was manifested in this pari 01 tht' prugiani. * The lollowing visitors were present and welcomed as our brothel s: " .Messrs. R. W. Boulware, J. M. Miller, C. A. Johnson, and* Buchanon. 1 lie visiting ladies were Miss Annie 1). llaroer, .Alesdames Maini,. llartlee Wats>n. \V. S". Muu&on. T. Doiighlss, C. G. Cannon, 1.- 10. liuehanon,, Angle Wright '1 hompson. lOncouraging remarks were given by some of theln. - '1 he-chapter-voted unaniinolisly that scotia and Johnson ,C. Smith university unite and wish to call on the chap 1 fi,r "f ffther St ates-hrr-rlrT-msr-w;-,.. chat our girls will not have to go into schools of?other dipinm i mi t iim- I d, Higher education. f Tea was served by' the hostess. All i etui iled lu tlicii?In ini s u ith '/ ill lr, r.... ., v.'.... - tia and to encourage the union be-. . tween?the?two?ft hool*.?Vrr?btdj- , t.hrs meets the approval of the faeul ties, of these schools and those concerned. NEWBERRY NEWS A large dr legal, km of t'o.-iclirrs at- . Lerided^the~ State'-Te.m'hers1 "associa*-' cion in Columbia last week. I Vol'. K. F. Gladden and Mrs. Gladden_ visiteu Clinton, Spartanburg,TXniurg _~Ches~ ter and VVinnsboro on March 2t)th aim .Zisf. Prof, was observing the \vork .n the schools of the place^ mentioned. Mr. T. Q. Gallman haw&iHuit completed a nice buhgUlo_w_ oh Sc.ll Si. " Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gary are pfan ning to erect .a nice bungalow on CuTtT well street to take the place of the old building. - _ ~ Mrs. Carrie- Paysinger_ died at her . nottie <jn Caldwell street on March i Jlr.t "and was funeraliked on Mminav J the 2-Tth at MilTer^^hajioi A. .M.TTTehurch, after which the burial took ! place at Hannah's ..church cemeterj I oy the sidf. of -her husband. lto\-. .) U. smart onauateU. WiLliams aii't. Pratt were the undertakers in churjjft A large number of knights ami till courts attended the annual sermon atBethlehem Baptist church un the - i ~ Rev. J. C. Smart preached the sermon. 1 he following officers pre5 i ded: Sir J. B. Morgan. CV C..; Pr?t U. S'.^Gallman, master of ;-""-tfmirnirr ( Welcome on behalf of church, I)r. (i. , \V. Singleton, proclamation, Prof. F. B. Pratt; addresses in behalf of the , knights and Courts of Calanthe. Prof. E. F. Floyd and- Mrs, Lilla Milder" Prayer by "Prelate M. I,, r.assane. Mrs. srlt. Keeder and Mrs. (' . l,ak< , worshipped at Miller's Chapel A. M. , H. church last Sunday morning' also Miss Smith ? frojn Clinton public ] schools. Miss Smith gave a splendid ( Calkc^-?BtirCm ~Thm?7~ ?~ 1 neca was a visitor in the city last 1 week. She was accompanied with her littl0 son. ?? ??7-- -] Miss Ida -R.- Boyd, trachrr In 'CTin-;r lon-schouhv was a visitor irr the citv _ Sunduy. -.The: -hutlies ,n)iijsJonar^-s.'icicLy' _al _ ^Tftiyary Presbyterian church rcndcit-il ' a special program on Sunday after r.oon auer wnich a |?a count w*ns-?ty?) by the Jadi.es. of Harbison colleTTa"' Irnio.i Mi's.- J, TV Smart \v;t < 'called to the bedside of her- mother, .Monday mortiinp-at Latta. ? Presiding Elder Vance will hold his second quarterly conference on Monday ni^bt, April Gth". Rev. .1. 0. Smart and his choir and congregation will return the visit to Rev. .Ioh'n Martin of . Shiloh A. M. E. church the second Sunday at Prosperity. n We arc triad to see Mis-: AMilL Pearson out ajrain also Miss A/ilea "amTltrrs. .Mary Altranis. 'HOPEWELL BAPTIST- C III R( II .March 20th and ,10th were big days at Hopewell Baptfct church. The Wateres union L. D. met there. The meet ing was called to order Saturday Tit i T2?by -the moderator. Rev. H. Holmes. A hymn was sung then Kev. ; L. \V Mingo preached a wonderful sermon. After the "sermon Mis. Iren0 Lonly mem hey o f t he cTfiireh.: gave the welcome address. Mr. W.T James responded. A collection was ta-j ken afterward the clerk of the up ion read the in invites' of the last meeting. After the different churches reported, the" meeting adjourned for dinner. The-lacttes of-the church serv-1 a sumptuous dinner. I mean it was a} well balanced diet.| -We wore there iot serve it~rrrrch4f-wotfcAverc-n't si-rtod its " your fault and not mine. At 1:00 o'- j 'clock we reassembled and tin- m dera-! tor proceeded-with his. mooting. The different?^Hilijects were discussed afterward reorganization was next in i order. The same officers were reelec-.i tod. After the1 TnolecTion- t hev were installed by !\lr. \V. James. i Saturday night the Sunday sehooh gave a concert. Mrs. M. II. IMggs atuTj | Mrs. i. i^onoy w ere hi charge'. Slinky morning- at a sembled lor Sunday school. \\ (. had a vi'iy gum! lessun ?uul ivrli taught. I Our beloved pastor. Rev. 11. D. Du-j ' pree and our friend, Rev. Harvin, were : right there tu give 'usllpm, U'lUdb , v it we-wer^4Uuwt-44? get-hvtbe dork? Fafhev Holme's sat irTo"ur midst and" Whenever we drifted too far out he: very- gently hropght his children back * to shore. \\lc arc-proud of-Hcy^ I hi' preeT Rev. Ilarvin and rjPathe, Holmes: 1 A-f -12:30 Rev?Harvin preached a powerful sermon. This was indeed a burping message for the children of God as well as for the ether* present-.--Those who wer0 not otfVtime could not get-seats. This meeting brought: friends there who had not heen there j for years. It Rooked more likt^nn as- : "aociation than-a_unT(lfi. A good col-T lection was taken after each sermon.!' r . ' ~ 1 ./ f . ' 1 -\t :{Ttm;p. rrr kcv. f)avis prearhefl' a Mother fiery sermon. After extend. ti?: the pastor u vote of thanks foi he hospitality shown them while .ir s oluirch and town the meeting ail1 'iiihed to ih'eef with the Kliftin Creek Baptist ehiireH the Saturday before the 5th Sunday in lunh. _ _fct?UKil4"RT Nj^WK v SoGUl". f aroVina^ TTnd' esj^'*cia'fl'y ^ CoI imbia should d t Something to show Honorable X. ;|. Frederick that the NVijroes uf South t-'aroliria as well as Isewhere, had noticed his yreut service to the riiee and that we highly apprei-jated it, two have been- K'va-B hTih "in Columbia and let others follow. --Mr." Miles-X). Bojjan, a student of Henodict, ('olletre, spent .the week end ith |Sat ents-fn Loekhart and visited fiietnls in Union. lie attended church ' t;vh-,.~ at hi.- ehori-h T-'m-o....i r-t... "J.- and nrnnr-Ki.il *i? , - . -,v.,v w mi VAVCJIVIJl SITmoil. The church wa* well pleased and 'icensed^ him to preach. Mr.^Bonari a rmnitsmg young man andhasdi' t,r;rtrlrrt>iT?i Imbue, him . 1 To*??om"v friends wish him success. -Key. R, M. Pitts, formerly of this. 4ala.ee,. Liu. new- .of-AVTnsion-iSaieni; ntvrlrich phu-,".-FTc is pastor of tfrg STTiToh Baptist church, is .visiting friends ( re. who are delighted to see hurt iilll) know tliat ho is doing well 'WhSe oup he pieaclied at .Mt. Olive, Mt. tbTwel], and Torinth Baptist Churches. Being-the. former 'pastor of Mt. Olive an<l Mt. Howell, great crowds were inrt to-show him that they still-loved him. ?1 ^? Mrs. Annie Brown, of Winston-Sale ni is; spending some time, with her -aster. Miss Gustava Smith, and other friends.-who are vicing with each.other to m?fke her "Stay pleasant/ Mrs. Brown is .the picture, of health and vrry?entertaining. "A line union meeting was held, at Emanuel Chapel oil the fifth' Sunday. Rev. It. Beaty is pastor, and Rev. I. A. Thompson is president of the union and Deacon J. F. D. McMahiwfl is clerk. Mr.?Henry Smith has been ! reasnror t>r fiftrmn years. - TtTo stork visiled__llic.-home of Mr. did .Mrs^irl.ester Burnett and" left a fine" hoy. Both mother .and hoy are Ibing fine. ' * j ' WAI.TSRJJORO NEWS St. Deters A. M. E. Church On last Sunday night. March tlO'. vnhuilliu celelnaled their annual ser-~ ncos of' thanksgiving at St. Peter's" V. M. K. church. Rev. A. F. B. Hor y. D.I),. preached .a very instructive itieiue. Quite a large number was [ireseiit including many out of town visitors. -? _ ' " ' The mock c.nnforertce given at St. i'eters Monday, night, March 24th Was piito a success. The presiding1 elders verc Mesdttines- Teira?Simmons, Ra--j : _ _?l77trl""z-t tf COUNTS' DI I? ; ? ?-FIR 1105 Washington Street DURHAM ===^= PINv-KNEY'S Fl (JNDERTA Kl Al AM) I ACE* CAROLINA A ' ? : -. \ ' i Pincki.ey's Sanil DE^T ^, FOR YO ;?5? * i t II- he Homest Mrs. Nettie Sane We make > Wedding and E ! 330 Assefnbly Street ?' PACE TIlltEH :I11 Riarln?. ?\Iary~?>pewur,. > Green arid Ilattic Brown. .Mr>\ -lir H. Alston- was trio presiding bishop, and i Mrs. iKuth Horry the entertaining pastoiv The presiding' chirrs and pastors r macfj. cmlit.aMe reports, itiitwithstunil; injr the fact tliat the* previous two 'or three weeks the woathcr wa~ wrj- .hielenient.j.An 'amount of "o\'vr* ' i tors are yet to he heard from. Mrs Mnfv Morihii..?;l nuii.Uf :!' :? St.?Peters chuTch died Friday'of-la-1 week and was funerali/ed at'iier hun.i' . on Saturday. She was taken to (ire.-n iPft'Pt1 ff'f ' "* -1 Mr-*. M"ii ttnr-^utr* :i faithful. member- arid . in.'i tian. Much sympathy "j- extended the bereaved family.- ~ ? - fn-n ~meeting np-The nTtTTTtr-T!o m , i t;a~ tional ministers union Tue.-day ex- riing at 0:00 o'clock uj- .Wesley' M 1: church the follow ing oflir>:"r's'..f<?r' theyear were elected. ?" Rev. \V". Ton'mcr, president; R. :/. J. P. Johnsom vice president; Rw. M.i.li. 1 Gu i n. liiM'iui'i. IP"..' I MeT('er, secretary F Rev.'A; Ii. H riv. assistan sccr.'uuv: R. v. P, S. ? ncr. ( haiihiiti "'in." -ri.ii. Keys. A. P. li. Jltiriy, .1. P. Mohhs..n, iinH M. I.. Green. :? ?^- . -* 2| ^ ^ i BILIOUS 8 . J "A bout tlyee years ago I had J | bilious spt4U>." says Mrs. | J Charles Perkins, 3SJ29 Twelfth W Avenue.' INorth, Birmingham, W S Ala. When I would let my- g p self get bilious, I would, have J severe headaches, and. feel 9 veiy?bad after one of these M , * headaches. Hut after-1 would * M take Black-Draught, my head ||? _ J would get easy, and it would 5 g be some time, before I had 2 H another spell. 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