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p; jfr PAflK RIGHT WILLIAM CHAPEL M. E. OF - ORANGEBURG | Beginning with, the Lent season our pastor, Dr. McGill, began a series' ' ??-of sermons on the last days of Christ on earth. These services have been very impressive and w[U be long remembered. Our pastoiy preached at < ' 11:15 and at 3:00 Dr.. R. S. Wilkinson, president of State;' college preach ed in interest of the- rally for class, number 11. Dr. Wilkinson is a thought. t?? f ul speaker and sine^ his first ser- j : ' mon for us the pastor has been asked r .by several of the membET5" to have) ~h -him back again. Yhose who missed ty * ~r hearing him- Hhndav missed a treat. [ . * -J The- members of William Ohapel. [ ' really think Dr. Wilkinson partly belongs to them. We thunk him for his kindnesses from * time to time. The services were conducted' as a pew rally and a very nice sum was ?raised. Sunday night, Rev. Daniel D. Davis who was once a member of this - ehureh, and ? prndiiafp of State enllege, preached. Rev. David is pastor ??- ? BBBT1 2 i ^iiiP fv HF 4@D95SELA^L2^^^Zji!^!l?^5!^S5^858$i^HH6Brti _ I V| "yalj v ' |^KlzS3BIM^HPjHS^B^B^^^^Bj STUDIO OF CHARLES SPEARS, Jr. Portraits printed to commemorate uQj_ table service Vi Ranks, Business Houses, Churches. Educational ? Institutions, etc. 107-109 Wi Bartlette St. Sumter,. S. C. ? -~. SEA SHOPre ~~ folk, VirginiaOld Point Gore FRIDAY, APF ? Following fares will apj From ' -4> ' L ^To*Richmond *~N?i Abbeville 2ff! $l 1.25 Armgr-spn--. i^-l 1.25 _ . Beiton ?r_~_ _ >_. 11.25 ?*?- 11 "lac k s tpck ..?_ ___ 10.35^ Hlyllit?Uuud? _.... 10.25 ('aiiufen 9.25 Carlisle 1 10.75 Chester 10.25 Colombia ' 10.25 Donalds 11.25 ' Fort Mill .-A 8.75 ?Greenwood . _._1 11.25 -f Heath Springs* _-_ 9.25 Hodges 11/25 ';* llonea Path _ 11.25 JonelviUe ... 10.25 Kershaw _ 9.25 ? ?1 Lancaster -?4U35 Pacolet 10.25 Peb.er 11.35 Piedmont 11.25 Hidgeway ? 10.25. _ ? PTTTfc llill .^J .-ffi '-LShogb? -Jiihetipn 11.25? r? Sumter :A_- 10.25 4 Union ______ 10.50 * N WilliamstoYi ? 11.25 ? : vvdnnsbora - _A02ia_ ...._ Tickets sold for all trains, except final limit returning all trains, exlcep tuning point by midnight'April'26Wi rv C ^ ^ Wonderful Week-End VaOatio'i For tiurthgr-information ask Agents, SOUTHERN U\ I WIDE ?HmC ?h^RlttMEm 1 a good Jfence ? it v\ your prorerty far moret i A ... We sell fence suitable factories, cemeteries, pa ?f '? ' ^ ? ?4 We also make-a speeL ? " Stops. Associated with I ' ~~ .1 . r ? tners expert rence erecto Write for-catalogr?' p! |" 1 Phone 4779 at Greenfield, Massachusetts. - The Chappelle club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Anni^-Johnson Monday, evening. Mrs. Tresser Legree and Mrs. Frizella Bowman entertained the Ust Us club at the last, meeting. These young ladies . are active in church work and are_^ Working wonders for the rally. ? Mrs. Lyons, a member of Emanuel A. M. E. church on the Branchville circuit is working as hard as any member, to make the rally a success. Mrs. Lyons has been living ip Orangeburg for s'everaf years but she is as alive in church work in hfer bid home as when she there but still she Is a great help to William Chapel. Members like these, should be spoken of and given the praise fo,. we have few like them now. Squire Morgan is planning a great program for Easter. Dr. McGill will have services 5:00 o'clock Easter morning. ?Miss Ethel Do Lainw and Misn Go neva Coleman spent the week end at the parsonage with Mrs. McGill last week. Mrs. Irene Barber?is leaving, for Columbia- "SaturdayTWould You Know One 4t You Saw It? ?? If ynn pvpr fame face to face with a germ, would you recognize it? Oi course- it is not likely that you evei will see a germ, unless vou own a tremendously powerful microscope, foi yuu would huvt? to magnify out' uvim a thousand times to make it as big as a pin head. But you should recognize the fact that these tiny germs can gel into ytmr blood?streams through .the smallest cut, and give~ you tonhoid fever, tuberculosis, lockjaw,' blood poisoning, and many more dangerous and perhaps fatal diseases. There is one sure safeguard against these dangers ? washing every cut, m matter^ how small, thoroughly with T 'qilid Pnrovnnp, thoHTlti Sppti C fou can get' Liquid Borozone . ai THE WAVERLEY DRUG STORE EX C tT B SXO N To Beach, Richmond ifort, Virginian? IIL 18th, 1930 >ly from stations shown irfolk o^ Old Point , Virginia Beatcli $l2.2.r> ' " $12.79*v' 12.25 i2:m-? T*25 : riMT 10.75 7 11,27 KWS 4W9R ?tnrs . r 10.25 11.25 . 1.1,75 7= ?10.75 " , 1 i>25 t 10.75 *.; - ;'7 . . 11.25 . 12.25 ; r 12.75 - - 9.*75 ,7 .liD.25 : 12.25 --"7? ^.75 9.75 .7-10.25 12.25 ? r. 12.75 12.25 - 12.75 41,25 , 11.75 , 9.75 10.25 " 9.75 10.25 11.25.- ' -11.75 12.25 " 12.75 12.25 12.75 10.75 11,25 rr -Hrf5 ? 10t25?r ----.12.25 - - - -12:75-10.76 11,25 _ * H'.25 11.75 12.25 - * 42.75 ' 11.25 Crescent Limited, Friday, April 18th T Crescent.'Limited, tn reach origin.-i i at Virginia Seashore Resorts ILWAY SYSTEM and ml fence % ? b * i r ' * ;. ** )? ? ? *** otedt yourpropcity witiv ''ill enhanc?-*he value of han the coSt. ' _ 4 ~ - r/* y t : for residences, schools; rksr, ^usecf car lots, gtc. ,~j ?lty of tennia-eourt back us are the Arnold Bro- r9. Estimates furnished. 5WARE CO. 1649 Main % srr* : ~ WEPALMETT -AIKEN NEWS 1 -___-. ^ . -A large circle of interested friends 1 in Aiken and- eiswwhera -.willf 7 with delight of Miss Rosamond John- -j son's winning the coveted prize in the annual oratorical contest at St. i Augustine college, Raleigh, where she is a. member of the senior high school j class of 1930. ... W e are proud of the fact that Miss Johnson is an Aiken girl aud the attractive young daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Emanuel. Johnson; Rev. H. L. Ryana, who died at his -home -drt t^ranirtevii^ ~on^::Saturday> April 5th was buried Tuesday, April 8th ta Mt. Canaan Baptist "church, 1 ronton. Theeulogy was held at Bettis academy in the school chapel with his pastor, Rev. G. W. Blocker, officiating. At?the time of his death Rev. H. >L. Ryans was pastoring four church, es in Mt. Canaan association. Tie was a man of sterling qualities, conservative. * He possessed^ great r'ace pride^ - and unapotcd1 Tiiorals.?He was an ho* . nest gospel preacher and left strong influences for good which will be a great heritage to his children .and nis children's children. ? Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Davis left for i- Hempstead Monday, April 7th.?Mrs. Davis will be remembered as Miss Thelma Brown, Mrs. Connie Itson is spending some L Time ITT Aiken tu tire delight?of?htrr 4 ; friends. Mrs. Itson ?s from Rosylyn. ' j Mrs. Matilda A. Pitts of Bruns. .wick is spending "Sometime in Ai- ( - ken among relatives and friends.?At { ! present is stopping -aC the Jioirie "< . of her niece, Mrs. Evetta Jones. { ; Mr; and Mrs. S. L> Jones, accom-. j ? panjed fay Mrs. M. A. Pitts" were plea- , t -satrt?visitors -at-Rettis Academy last1 ^ [ i?tnrday. 7. ?77 7- ^ ~ "*'4?~j ' Mr. and Mrs. Jol Holley left Tues-. ' day, April 8th for New 101k City to j f spend the summer^ ^ , ' MNETY-SIX NEWS ' I 1 Sunday, April 6th was another < memorable (day in Nvnety-Six. At < three o'clock RevC A. T. Dixon ac- ; companied by bis loving wife, Mrs, j Dixon; parked, his "Dodge car in his "" usual spot"," in from of the Bethle- ^ Baptist church. -After saluting-_ his officers and waiting congregation I he ascended the pulpj't and preached f pt wonderful serrrron. "A cbtTeetion of 418.1?5 was raised. < c. At 4:00 o'clock Rev. Dixon dig , missed his congregation and accom- ! , panied them1 tp the KHPleasant A. M. E. church where the funeral ser- i dicdS in^ lMnil'acler01^6 ^ Dean, who ] - was ;the son of the late Rev. J. D. 11/van, wno preceeaeu nim_Ln-illa graveI I years ago. Rev. Rnrns do- _ livered the sermon. -?This funeral was largely-attended. The remains of Jfliss Ella May Reeder of Charlotte were laid to rest in _ the Pine Pleasant cemetery on Bun- ; ~ day, Xpril (5th. Rev. G7~ O. Goode, pastor of ..the" Pleasant Rock Baptist church officiated. As a result of th*--4ffieient service rendered hi' the faculty of Mt. Zion- 1 school, consisting of Prof. G. E. Goode Mrs EL-P.-G-Oodman arid Miss Gr A. Dean, on Saturday, April the 5th marked the close of the school. Miss Georgianna Dean, one of the. --teachers, is leaving on Monday Jhe ? 7th for Ash evilly wher e she w ill spend The summer with her~sisteT, Mrs. Bernice Williams. Miss Richie S. Dean, of Bettis academy, is spending a few days at home - with her parents Mr,- and Mrs. -J. , R. Dean. L- Mm. Jjtuola Baicliei wa^-trnntglTt~T7>"" her horne on last Saturday frorrTThe-"" "Brewer hospital much improved after undergoing an operation. w Mrs. Estelle Anthony and Mrs. O. -Williams of fJrppnwnnrf woro Hi? conie guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. K.~ Dean on Sunday evening, April 6th. I We are informed that services at Bethlehem on Sunday night were all that heart could wisher.' : The quarterly session of the Willow . ~ Spring Singing?convention will cottvene in the Mt. Zion Baptist cKtrrrh, 1 Epworth on the 12 and 13th with the following officers presiding: President B. J. Gowdy, Organist E. P. Goodman, i j. * ? -* ? v/unuuctor 01 music Jonn w. nvans. The musical sermon will be preached by Rev. J. F. Marshall. "PALMETTO SAN1TORIUM STATE PARK, S. C. I.ast Sunday was a day of happiness with us. Among the visitors we had. several members from 1st Calvary-Baptist church, namely: Miss M. K. Dunmore, Miss D. A. Bradley, Miss ~ Rebe G. Dunmore, Miss Mae Harrison and Miss Hattie Hagood. They rendered1 a delightful song service which all enjoyed. Along with them they brought a basket of fruit and lillies. " We thank them very much?Come a- gajn^.you^ arc welcome. . visfte^ u?. last montih. Rev. iPage made wonderful prayers- for us. Wo want them to feel that we are always 1 " "glad to have" them. .^Mr.i'aud Mrs. Pleasant, Mrs. Robins6n? Mrs. Walker, and others were happily received visitors last month. ! Mrs. Pleasant brought bananas which _ we pnjoyed:?Many thanks.? Miss McGlauerlin. Whales and friend Tfpmii fchngptireo wano naont of Miss -Scott. Mrs. Robinson of Columbia brought out dolici)ous can?] ,. dies, we. u?iah. _to thanks her, ^ i The Neal Young "Circle of the First" I Baptist church, Columbia, repaired \ our victrola. They are. always doing j "something to help. us. We ask them ] to accept oifr hearts of thanks and, ap - preciation.? f- 1 ' ? 7 ^ State Park quartet rendered a- love. ly_program for the'inmatCK on April i 8th. Come again. You rae always t * welcome.? We also wish to thank Miss 1 Jessie Dawson of . Beaufort for $1.00 ' in the storm curtain fund and ReV: t James Jackson for .50. Mow if their 1 are any who wish to contribute to this s rmueh needed cause we ;thank yoir; "71 " " \ ' * I ^LffAJPER BENEDICT NEfr'S r Bpmydict.~rrtayrd- Hninps 4u"inr wt= ege on..uAntisdel aUUetic tt'eld Tue?lay, April 1st. The game resulted in mother victory foV Benedict.~ Thursday, April d was a high spot n the history of the freshman class. I'he day was theirs, all theirs. In the norning chapel services Dean Var'ney jave a special Freshman Day lecture. Many cracks were given the poor freshies. A program was rendered by members of the class. In the after10011 the Sophomore class competed vith the freshmen in athletic conic sts: There-were rfrlar' races, broad"lumping, and a baseball game between .he girls of both classes. To climax he day the freshmen were treated to ce cream and cake by the sophomores. The "prayer meeting Thursday eveling was conducted by Miss Virginia iradley. The Rev. I. 1. McDonald was he principal speaker of the eveuing. de-delivered an inspiring message. Wednesday the~student body df Benedict college went to Allen Uuiversiy for the noon service. ?There Dr, mckson of Howard university u^tur;d on Tuberculosis. His talk was very spirited and pointed. He spoke of'the Von-Pirquet test as being efficient in iiscovering the germ in the body. The lecture was sponsored by the NaThe students of Benedict have been .vonderfully blessed in having the pri/ilige of setring-and hearing so many >f tho best artiota and lecturers. On Monday they assembled at the noon innr in nVionol fn Unnv T ?? ?n/mi *? vou^vi w ucoi mt; giuui i_juuIon star, Sir Harry Lauder. Sir Lauler gave a brief talk of inspiration to -he.^tu4<wi?&. He- stressed th^_ fact .hat the basis of success rests in truthand true performances at all times. was through the efforts of Mr. Sayiiour Carroll that Sir Lauder and hi* dece honored the jsC&ooI with their presence. /' * Sunday evening Rev. Sarah Smith, pastor of the Bethlehem Baptist hnrch on?Lynn street preached for us in. our evening service. Her message was "Religions Ednrntinn " Rnv Mrs. Smith astonished her audience when she told them of her strange 2xpe.rienees, in, being called, to the ministry. Mrs.' T. L. Duckett offered praver and Miss Laura Gloster and Mr. Emanuel Gaulden sang very beautifully a duet. ?: -f? Mr.^iLames . Argyle, a Benedict college graduate of l'J21Ms Tiere visiting on the campus. " The Rev. Dr. Long of Darlongton, and a forjner pastor of the First Calvdry Baptist" church of this city, together with "Rev7"J. ,P. Reeder, were visitors _ to oar chapel exercises on Wednesday. Rev. Long gave a very interesting extemporaneous'speech along educational lines. At the close of- -the ^ervtcesr-Revr~Reeder offered prayer, - t? ^ t ni?A %.f iiim ^~ _ iiijiu i\i*n s>. ~ Hie -members of Macedonia Baptist church Sunday school were very proud to have the beloved presence of Mrs.?limma -Naples -of?Tuskegee. iShe gave a beautitoi explanation of the lesson. Also Mrs. "Nagg^es is now teaching in the . graded school of Ridge- Spring. She and her little daughter, Vera,- ulong w)ith Mtss-!^ loise Boozer, motored to Irmo Friday. wJieru-the-y-wuire the housei-gtteuiLi of Miss Boozer while being here. Miss Bcozer is also a .teacher in the Ridge Spring graded school. The pastor delivered a -wonderful sermon. Rev. Jaekson has beerr-with us several years-but- his- presence always seems new to us. : A .-play entitled "They Do Say" was very successfully played at the Young Chapel A. M. E. church Thursday dve^ nintf,' March 13th. "ATI of the cnaracte>^-W^r A C TT TQQgue, . ?The Scotia chapter met at the home of Miss Gertrude Hall Thursday afternoon. Mr. James Hall quietly?departed this life Thursday night after a very long period of suffering. Mr.* Hall leaves to mourn his loss a wife, four sons?.and two daughters and a host ,Sf friends. ?Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hall of Columbia werP the Sunday evening guests of the Misses Boozer. , Miss Thelma Price of Chapin was the week end guest of Miss Thomasina Boozer. LEMUEL EICHELBERGER The angels up in heaven there, Were-singimr-glear?a_sweH. iffrffrrr "We need just one more perfect link To^make complete our perfect chain. "\VV want someone,0 they jgently sang, ~ "From whose lips there freely flows A song of happiness each day, To all the world ^vherever he goes !Wo want someone w^? is possessed, With, purity and Christ-like loye, We want someone who" is filled with sweetness, To come with us to heaven ahove.^' So down to earth they came on wing, To find fl golrion link tn please, And sure, they found their own ideal ?And took away from earth, Lemuel? We cannot understand just .why, TTt; had to part ffrffir "tnr "so" swiflT But sure that "missing link must be Thefairest,~7>urest Bloom. Too lovable-: too sweets too nnm?~? To live upon this wayward earth,! So he was called away to heaven, That sinless land of joy and mir$i. ~~4vloi*e 4&?msey ftoozer. KIU> POINT EfBlWH : Vfaay?happy smiles were shown Tt ;ho home of Mr. and Mrs/Jhttn I)nccett . Sunday, March 2nd; After a1, vonderful birthday dinrier ha(T been prepared in honor of their daughter, Frizzett Duckett. . The table was beautifully decorated trtth cut flowers. The ^color. scheme, w'as arranged ur_ ,ed of eight co\irnoot -?hP guests were Urs. L. Harris, of Charlotte; Misses A' "I . ? ? - ? - ? i. ana r. Harris; Prof. E. H. Hunt, ill, city teachers of Charlotte; Mr. W*. 3. McMillan and Mr. W. C. ,^VitherlE>Oon, college students of Johnson C, 3?nith ujijversity; Rev. L. A. McDonis "k" aid and Thomas Harris, Jr., also of Charlotte; Mil1?and Mm.?fch?Berry Dawkina?and their?14tt4e?daughter, Virginia, Mtes Dorothy Duckett, a student at RocITUill; Miss X. Dew"-"! tierry?returned 'from her?hurue " at I Spartanburg just in time to join "the' bunch at the table. Everyone reports a very enjoyable time. Miss Frizzett seemed to be the happiest of all to greet her Charlotte friends. W1NNSBORO NEWS The Sunday schochand Bf. Y. P. U. j progressing nicely. The Sundhy school of Zion A. M. E. church is'doing nicely under their new president, Mr. Leverette Peay. Rev. Ellis of Columbia preached a wonderful sermon at Wayman church Sunday morning. Ori Friday a surprise birthday party was given by Mrs. Eliza Bratton in honor of her mother, Mrs. Lula HalL Mrs. Hall was jpusy as usual with her work Friday- Just a few minutes before retiring she was called in the parlor to listen to a beautiful selection on the radio.. Mrs. Hall came not knowing whatwaf happening to her surprise she found a parlor full j Trf friends^to greet her; Mr. Alexander Russell accompanied j bv Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harmon left Sunday morning for Fort Pierce, Florida-where they will join Mrs. Rus* sell ^vho has been spending several wccna wim relatives ana inenas. 1 ney are expected back by the first of the week. We hope.them.a pleasant trip. M-re. Eliza Manigault is home after a successful school term atr fflack Stock. x The baseball - team qf the Winnsboro training school is progressing nicely. We are glad to know that Mrs. Ed ward Lyles is better. - - Mrs. Lusinda Woodward is still oil the sick list.?We hope that she will be out soon. ?r~~ Mr. Rob/irt Gather has been ill for quite a while." He has been taken to New Port News, Virginia. All his friends are hoping he will recover. Mrs. Alvin Gains is on the sick USE On last ^Tuesday the 2nd of-^April, the girls of the sixth grade gavp in honor of their domestic science tracher, Miss Mary E. Hickson, a delicious dinner. This dinner was given in ho-' nor of Miss Hickson's birthday. The faculty joined fn with. Miss Hickson and they_all expressed a lovely evening. . The" members of the third grjide who made the honor roll the past month are: Evelyn Ross and Martha! Cunningham;-fifth grade"! Sarah Beatty. -- . Rev. J. C. Hunter passed" through thp gity t last. Wednesday -cnrmrtt}?to NSfto Carolina. - BROOKLYN NEWS ?-^re^r?York?Mr. aiitl Mrs. William! "Simpson and"sister, Miss Ames Simp; son, were called to Philadelphia, to the sick bed of their sister, Nan Woody. , . ... . .| ?Mitt Minni<? Trby, who has been; confined to the hospital for four weeks' is able to be but again .to the plea-1 sure of her many friends. Mrs. Sara Henry- Wiltshire is on the sick list. We hope for her a speedy recovery. ? ; The monthly dance "given by the young?people's club?was success. Prof. Wiltshire and his orchestra rotvdered their best music and everyone present enjoyed themselves. The officers of tthi^.cluh arc,Willie1 D. Ilenry, Pauline Carter,""WntiJT'Ester Simpson, "Rf.-atri<?.- IlunVy, Hill -Maymp HamilAteh?t?ftTHonry, Marie Meadows. When visitin~ Brooklyn coriie to I Bridge Street A. M. E.-church, Rev. I Edward. Ernest Tyler, pastor. Your j heart wry frTfjdjee^to hear him. . -BAMBERG -NE\VS , | Mrs. Quennie E. Davis Boyd, who s now married and living in New York City is home at~The1)i.dsidc of | heV. sick mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Dav's. who is now improving. M-ilMgMPB?M? f HENRY L. I I Irv \'~?"gtlNTOW NEWD 1 Friends and relatives were sad to hear of the shocking death of Mrs. 4 T.aiUrt Dilliaid nf Rp1| sti-ppt nn la^K^* "1" Friday. She was^l%id to rest in the, ^ 1[ Friendship cemetery and funeral ser- > vices were held in the-xburch. She i^ survived by one som, L. It. Dilliard, husband, Bev. J. T. Dilliard and numbers of sisters and brothers- besides a_< host of friends. Teachers of N. Bell street high school werb visitors at the Palmetto State Teachers association. They were as follows: Prof. J. M. .Johnson, principal; Mrs. H. J. Holmes, Mary I.. I Coleman, I,. Smith, II. P. Alexander, A. P. Harris, 0. P. Wright, C." E. I)or- ' rah, It. I. Jloyd, E, Miles, B. J. Builey and "P. f.omax. They all enjoyed the meeting and besides the enjoys?i?__ ment's were artprtrtrrfd wit It many?-7 f 1 lend* ;'"i"~r~ . ; r- -?-y" ^ Miss TIattie Dill'ard is the guest. I of relatives. y ?: -. i "Mr, Car!" Pettis departed this' liFCr* March 2Bth at 7:20. His body' was * ^ [laid tu ret"1 at Friendship A7?Mr-IO, j 'ccint'bvi^ ouiiuuy auvi uw> \ - f| [survived by a wife, amt-ftve children, I'M i s! R ntl-in'?Inirrhm.~ llarrisbiirtr. ~ Pa.; Hele'n, Julian, Raymond, and ColPer, besides a host of friends. MRS. BELLE ROBINSON" R.VSSCtl: AT NORTH- ~? ~i i t * ** Tuesday, March 25th Mrs. Relle ? ji Robinson was funeralized at St. Pet- Jj [ "ts A. M. E. church. She was a con sfstent member of that - church?for-; ?* quite a while and a christian woman. . ' ThP funeral was attended by Rev. J. 'ayer, her pastor, assisted by Rev, * T. TVP Glenn of the South jCarolina conference. She leaves t\vo ^children, ... 7 CJio?brother and father, and-^a- ho;-L ~ _ of friends and relatives.! NEWS FROM BROWN CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH ' . ' . ' ' - 7 Gameron?.In spite vftf . the cloudy weather Sunday the services were unfile superintendent' opened?"Sunday?' school. Tho Tjpssoi.i was very interesting and thoroughly .discussed. At 11 o'clock our beloved pasto^ preached a , wonderful sermon from; St. Matthew . ' 11:29: Take my yoke upon ,you. and learn of- me, forT am m'eyk and lowly in my heart; and ye shall find rest 'in your souls.'.' i Those are words coming from the-. lips of our dear Master, which every 1 heart vn- filled with 1 | n il I i'i'i 1 p. m. o'tir pastor, Rev. I.. II. Ileminir-^ ?way preached at?StrTaul A. M. K." " church. A beautiful sern\on from the second book of,Samuel 19:5 was had. These messages we're enjoyed by all present. Our pastor, Be 1 . II. I fern?? i ingwa\y~mred!r~praise for tlm wi ndm-- ?Z ' fuUwork he is doing at Brown Chapel ;A. M. E. church: Stop, lortk and lis^> ten. There will he'a great Fast'-r pan : > tomine on Good ..Fridaynight., April Ll&th at Bwwh Chapel. .Admission 10c. .The public is cordially invited. ?Sam Cruni of Baltimore?whs~ ~ :? !the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner | Wednesday and enjoyed a pleasant aiu)r. . CORESBl'RvTxIu^IS IZ~T^ 1 St. Paul had a wonderful sermon Sunday by their pastor, Rev. .Janerette. ? ""'' _. - ? ~Mr, Ernest- Williams -1 eft -MonTiay? for-indttma-r1 ? r Mrs. Susan Dixon__entertained-the ~ Busy Bee club Friday evening from three until five. She served whipped cream, peaches chocolate and caramel. 4 It was a pleasant evening for the cluh.___ The many friends of Mrs. Annie W. Starks and daughter. Miss Ilattie F. Wilson were^gjad to have them out to church again. SERVICES AT SAINT U-Kft Confirmation, her vices will bp- held at St. Luke's Episcopal churgh 'Sunday - ' night, April 13th, at 8:00 p. m. Ev- ' > ery invited. ' JACKSON "l J I _ 1 ri ? uenaKer - Lmbalmer I Plastic Surgeon 3hone 9103 - Night Phone 338-J jjj * Main St. MARION, S. C. I N _? ___ ison, Couser & Davis |I idertakersand Embalmew - " dhoun_St ; DILLON r$.C. fi PrtONE 270-- -1 I . L. toxworth | Funerar Director ' | MUI.IJNS, S. C. derfaking, Embalming; and Ambulance Service - I - - :r?l Cat* and Funeral Equipment as H >od aa the best and better than the B ? 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