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Saturday, April 19, 1930. CHURCH HEWS OF SERVICES AT ? BETH EL . ' What is known, as ramdy day win"" bp observed at Bethel A. M. K. church Sunday morning.'Every member uf \ the sowaral families is requested and b expected to be in his pew at 11:15 c a. m. Dr. Murph will preach a speCiall t sermon in keeping with the occasion, a *~*1 At 8:00 p. fiY. tht. cho'ii1' under the <11- '1; v. rection o?Mrs.JL T. Bates, organist, "S will render an Easter cantata. The a public is cordially invited to return b ar\d witness this part of the service b which is calculated to please and pro- r fit yow.?Special pToparalfois" a re be- tl ing made for all of thest. services in- i ti eluding the Sunday school and league C bv the young people in the ofternoon.i f. To all of which we welcome you. !'? J Sunday, April l.'lth known as the h young people's day, was qbservechj \\ Dr. Murph delivered a message fill- y f appreciative audience of vminp-', pi-o- .. people and adults, on the subject "Pay fi v . ins mu mut-n ior non-essentials." The k following young officers served withi(. the collection: Mr. W. V. Mundle, Miss Edna?Adams,?Mr.. Colo.v?Wil r V liams and Miss Mayme Sartor. The t league program was very goorh- Rev.' Mr. Martin was in charge. Dr. Murph' i . preached again at 8:00 p. m. a timely n discourse from Acts. Many of our members remain sick and shut in. We should make them know that they , still have friends. ; ,. _ ' j *- .JURII.EE CHOIR OF ZION SI'ON- . ? SDKS IM-JW RALLY ~ v o ... ? _ . ? ' ... . d The Jubilee -choir of Zion Baptist e church gave a pew rally Sunday eve- c > ning, April 1.1th at .'V:.10 o'clock. This . rally was given for the benefit ofThe (, ^ .jubilee chbir. A^ short niwram--was?trendered during the. evening. The pro- s grah^ was as follows: ;2 Opepi.ng song,* "Come Ye That Love the Lordprayer by Deacon J. H.'d - Waiters; selection,' St, Luke Jubilee;y choir; selection, Zion Jubilee choir; t< quartette; solo, Mr. W. M. Cunning- q ham; paper, Mi*s?LaPva "Ktheredge; j ii selection, St. Luke Jubilee- choir; Male! quartette, from the jubilee chilli'; oil'- s ginal reading, Mr. Kr M. Koitt; selec- (" remarks, the pastor, Rev. J. P. Roe- n der. -.-1 . " iv Mrs. Rosa A. Wilks' pew raised! the highest amount. The total amount I raised by all of the pews .was $41,150. j iS ^1?4? ?*? . . . ST.. JAMES A. M. C'Hl'RCII ' , ' "" iK , ui Sunday morning early the Sun- ^ day school of the above named church . opened- with the - superintendent,- Mr. y R. S. Russell, presiding. The altitude, f.1 of the teachers nlmwed that they were? -fully prepared for their work. Briclu teachers make bright students. Our pastor, Rev. J. E. Dixon, ~de-' 5 livered two masterly sermons Sunday, > morning and evening. The sermon on ?<?Sunday Tnorntng "Cave everyuocfy a'5 desire to, see Jesus. Our pastor is , bringing thlhgs to pass over here and the at large have faith in him and are with-him, by this he cannot fail. - I After the^sormon ""SiFffifav -evening ^ the four captains of the clubs afterj working only a little while reported', the following amounts: Sarah Stalks !! $22.05; Maggie Young, $1-5.35: Wil-j helmina Johnson, $23.00; and Airs. K,! ?, . SulOmon, $37.UU; with other aid had) a grand total of $100.05. We thank j them for the same. Too much, credit | cannot be criven tVinm As all the organizations are work-ling along so nicely*we feel very proud.] And we are also'having wonderful I times in Sunday school. A good de-ih monstration was carried'out on last p Sunday when Miss Clurretta Chirp re-jd - viewed. -4 .. , \ 1 r ^ \ ^ WESLEY M. E. CIU RCjY e ' :T~* ' , ii The ladies were royally entertained by Mrs. Marion Nance of 928 Pine St. The house was called to or1 ^ mond the meeting was opened with ^ singing Mrs. Kate Cannon ac compained by Mrs. ?N. J. Frederick.lj, scripture reading by Mrs. C. Doug- j > lass. Prayer by Mrs. J. H. Johnson. The /president asked fhat they con-If . xinue with the prayer service for { ^twenty minutes \vl\ich was carried out and enjoyed by all. -After which j a paper was beautifully read by Mrs. f J. F. Page. Then the president made g a few plnnginy rPmm W n^imi f/>1 1 7 lowed by a brief business meeting. ' q The minutes, of thP last meeting |r was recieved and adopted. The most t - important part of the busienss was {a the planning for a rally bv the lad i d - ies, this rally will end the third Run s .day in May with a pew rally. \Ve! were very glad to have Mrs. Lomax x - back in the meeting sftPr having been I ^""" IH'fmrnnito ajtvhilc. Hlin?imuUt- fl ] few remarks* expressing herself* as I being?glad to__.be able to attend I again. A few remarks were, made By j s * Rev. J. F. Page ftl^o by Mrs. Nance. | The meeting close.d with a beautified solo sung by Mrs. Irene Johnson, the I meeting was largely attended. _ AT-^._. ter the adjournmenrti^^r^'ere served t a delicious. course Jgt cream and f cake, '"/ * i '' ' '""V ~ ' 1 | * . - ^ r ' ; s I S v ' ' , -jMygAt' X" * . ,f'~ tmrnrnt' ' ^ SOUTH CAROLINA JOICE TO ALL WHO FLAN ATTENDING THE EDUCATIONAL AND MISSIONARY CONVENTION AT ANDERSON All pastors, . delegates, life mem>ers, deacons and visitors who are oming to the Baptist State convenion at Anderson? S. C.f MSy- 7-9th t tin- St. Paul Baptist church, are equested to forward their names to Campbell, Anderson, S. C. No ssignments will be mailed but will e. ready for you upon your arrival y motor or train. All things are eady for you; come and stay thru fie~ sessions. "Have all your mail sent r> the convention box, Anderson^ S. !. Every detail has been arranged or your comfort. A sub post office, sub-Western Union, business and all :ivi' ln'fn nrrnnpnfl flnnnc ?[wnH th? reek as our guests, May 8-0th. Drive our car and-see the Piedmont section he?land where "Hard .Times" are nknown.?Write S, C. Campbell^ at mderson, or call 1051 and let me How how many from your church or ity is coming. All things are rearj^,onio May 0-9 and enjoy the greatest rrrptiqn ever given-a state eonvonion. S. C. Campbell, 7." . Director-General of. local arrangelent. " ^ PULPIT AID BOARD The?Pulpit -Aid?board "of?Sidney 'ark C. M. E. church met at the home f Mrs. Eannie, Caldwell with the resident, Mrs. Eliska Starks, pressing. Opening hymn, "Every Day, Evry Hour" was sung by the board in hncert; prayer by the presidenf.-AAfall busilriess was finished the silk uilt was shown to the members of ilk quilt contest is to-*nd-on April 8th at the avobe named church. The hostess assisted by hor \duaghter, hrved iCf. cream and cake which was f.jOyed by all. We then adjourned r> meet with Miss Ellen Bookman on ast Gervais street, .the 2nd Monday n May. . i -A-eantata, "Stabat Mater" by Roaini wiljlje presented at-Sidnev Park JM. ft. church. Sunday morning, Aril 20th at 11 ;30 o'clock by?the seior choir. The. public is cordially iTT^" ited. H. R. Riddick is director. LEXINGTON NEWS ?h? ? The annual sermon of the Junior raded schooi~~Will be delivered Sunay at .1:30 by Rev. Hunter, pastor f ^3(nfps~Cfl^pLd~A7~ftfHB-.~ Zrr--church7^>lumbia. The public is invited. Mrs. Eugene Webb and little daugh er. Jean, of New York, are here visi inig" her sister. - ? ? Miss Ruth' Hampton has returned n her home in Philadelphia after pending, the winter with her sister, Irs. ,*W. E. Lee. ' Miss Issie Potie is improving very ntendidiy atr the Wavarley hospital: Misses Carolyn Brown, Irene But'r. and Prof. J. D. McRantt teacher^, f Lexington spent the week end J at hei,. homes. Mr. W. II. Corley of Irmo was a vis." or over the week end of Miss S. B. tattle. . Miss Frances Lee, a brilliant young uly of the junior graded schoqj has een seriously ill. ? ' *. WINNSBORO NEWS The male quartet of Benedict coli>ge, Columbia, rendered a musical rogram at the St. Paul Baptist Sunay evening. Prof. anrl Mrs. S. T,. Finlev of Chesci1 vyet'n among the^risttors to witness he program by the quartet Sunday. A musical program was rendered f the graded school Tuesday" night iy members of the glee clutr&nd orhestra of Drayton street high school f dewberry. Mrs. Allen, Miss H. sTance and Prof. John Blanche were n charge. Prof, and Mrsi W. A. Ross and faulty of the graded school motored o Newberry last Thursday to attend he oratorical cojritest sponsored by chool. Mrs. Raster Woodward is seriousy -fflr Mrs: Shvttie Coins Is still on he siek list, also Mrs1. Katie Goins. The baseball team of Winnsboro d^ eated the Jenkinsville team 8-6 on ast Friday evening. Rev. Alphonzo Miller and the Rev. )avis who is conducting a meeting or Rev. Miller were visitors at the^ Tflded srVlfinl loaf Tnttodow , -MVtmMJ. Mm AleHQudegiRuoooH has return^ d from a several weeks stay In Flo" ida. She reports a very pleasant rip. Mr. Alexander Russell and Mr. uid Mrs. Arthur Holman who went lown to accompany Mrs.'Russell ato report a very pleasant trip? The Presbyterian school closed a ery successful term last week, Rev. . M. Ulmer is principal. Mrs. Ella Johnson, Misses Eva Mc^. ntosh, Mable Rpseboro and Fannie Irown are at home after closing their chools?"" " -??Mrs. Maria Jackson spent last week a Durham visiting her sister, Mrs. lagley. Mr. and Mrs.1 David Bratton enertained a large number of yoling oik at their home last Monday night n interest of the A. M. E. Z. church. . ? -4 * ' H '* ,_THE_PALM{ . \ ; Wi In an article of February 27th uride tion^ were ^sked concerning the rontlii olina, the leadership o fthe men's conv Many very favorable comments were i stirred the brotherhood to action and successor to Dr. Starks the most sens meetings this year. The vote for Rev. the dissatisfaction which has bilrned': year. This vote was a repudiation of fied and personified by the advocators < Now that the trustees have elected a pi unanimous approval of all; now that tl i administration of the .college affairs a 1 fgating the efforts of "I, Me, Myself one path for the'Baptists to travel, that is, to elect a man to .head the Ed South*Carolina who Is in perfect accoi of things which have been thrust upor We need now a man who will draw m , seek to execute you because you fron those of a big boy just putting on long It .is no peed to place a man at the 1 1 his action, his written and spoken word: I t n Hip now M1? ?1? . - .. .ivmv. wi mun IO CUUCgC, IIUS I enemical to the transition in educatio tution of the convention to know the -discern - -the difference between selfishr to place me at the head of the convei lire and cannot command the respect o I admire when I look into a rpirror. or an Egotist. Tlnj,.huur has cnnnr~far year of Baptist pandemonium is that c a supervisor, a results getter, an int tutional rights, a leader wh will pin regardless to how long they have bet over. We need a man of vision, a ma a man with influence over more^than " state is proud of and who has the ear with magntttiwm-and-personality, sufft ing to force and threats of violence; i ver this ne\y program with a man wh defeat the change that is inevitable (t .ing college, whose graduates will get Carolina:} The hour has come. " The oc them face to face at Columbia March given; and when all of us went to-kil wounded shepherd dog sleeping peacel us out and shewed that it was no Wc cocked to shoot, who was it that con went and picked up this poorshephe peaceful Who was it that stood and nnrl rlovnrl U.. 1 ? ? vv..w. vuviii vu wtsuvu iivi ntiyrcu wftsJt that stood like a stonewall and tidal waves of eloquence were sweepin 'misrepresentation- of the constitution, Tween by_ laws of the board and by" that saved us of a law suit and the .it.that calmed the troubled waters w "winds and "I, Myself, Me, and Mine" i was it that displayed the tact,of a r of Gladstone, the kind persuasion of i ability to lead of a Moses, the conque ness of an Isaac, and the statesmansh that master of situations^ that capta eyed night seer, that magnetic perse general, that cool, level headed, unass mous, four squared,-wisdom liquified chystalized and leadership rarified, H null and void the parts of the constitu 1 "YOU SHALt NOT PASS!'" It was : ratio at the bridge, and said, "Wait-a day. It is H. H. Butler who will gui their nlaCe in npwp nnH r?atnr??v>q ,*<-> Butler who will give us a real State < man as a man, be he from where he will b? amarf; it 1s Batter toh?> wlTTs? training college inharmony with Ber who will tl'prEsenl tlie Baptists in th stand head and shoulder with the otl who will see. to it that money sent up the purposes for which it was-sentiJ' not be two lists of trustees at Morris minutes yearly; it is Butler who will tize qualified-workers and supervise ft Lord or Monarch, Czar or Emperor" l ~ot inspiration, leavening whatever het life, a new visioln, a new program, ne new inspiration and the whole state a lege and H. H. .Butler heading the B | be elected by unanimous vote, for no the convention May 7-9th, for Butler appreciation will be presented our gr us up to now and who will retire with people for the noble services he has retiring president will be the last one now on the presidency will be rotated Somethings The Baptists W'i Eirstt ..Thev will I Second: They will elect H. H. Butl a new president the benefits of the e: Third: The Constitution will be re' dent rotate before the president dies Fourth: They will repudiate the idi olinian by birth, y.ou cannot come up Fifth: They will return to the den ruination. Sixth: They will distribute the offi .?Seventh; _They_ will adopt a missio Command respect and get"the"efifs o"f instead of taking what little he gets . i Fight: They will elect all mission them be appointed after the conventic Ninth:. They will adopt a state-w partments of the work will be suppoi Tenth; Missions, Education and E^ mmOBSa fntrrrn prtgrnrmr Eleventh: They will hear the fare of Morris college rind see bis succes Twelfth: They will adopt the com Itfe and usefulness* of Morris college Thirteenth: They will have the-fer held Oh May 6th, delegates will stai be present from everywhere, Z Fourteenth: Every man will he pi service to the denomination and to tl havers. ... ,,r ?;?' ,, .? The convention of 1930 wil fbe the of the Baptists of South Carolina. R and this will be accomplished with D college; Prof. I. D. Pinson, head of M H*. H. Butler, head of the Education! Carolina, all working in harmony, crea i STTO LEADER> ' .* 10? _ r the heading"of "Who?" seveial uues tions among the Baptists .if Smith 1'iit ention, and the successor to Dr. Starks nade on this article which seem to hav> the election of Rev. I. D. PinS'on as vht ible thing that we have done in all th< Pinson was the concrete expression o in the bosom of the state for the'^pas the policies whic hhave been exemi)li of every honor for me, mine?and myself resident of Morris college who meets tli ne trustees have voted to reorganize tin md the compact, ?o ovenvhelmingly de f and mv leaders." there remains onl; there remains only one alternate, an< lucational and Missionary convention o rd with the new policies and the chang, i us by the magnitude of our progress 3 lines because vou diffenwith him am i recognized facts, brand- hh> efforts a: pants (1899 long pants boys, not now] head of the- convention we all know b> s, secret and public opinii>ns, is hostih tilp to new hlooH Wiminn iw*<' .. n, and who is not versed in the constilimits of his power,.who is not able tc if as and?statesmanship.?kt?H?usrles? ltion when'you know that I am a failf anybody but of the one whose faet This.is not the time to elect an Eg:?is1 ?lis-lind.eet. ajnan wlime_j-ecm-d in thh >f a thinker, iyi executive, an organizer erpreter of law, a respecter of constice the work in the, hands of workers ?n in the state, who can put the wbrk n with a purpose, a leader with a plan me, myself .%nd mine," a man whom tht s of thinkers and masters, an educatoi eient to get things done without resorta man who is in perfect harmony wit! id Morris colleges. How can we^iut o10 has used-influence, time and thots tn he plan to make Morris a teacher train recognition in more states than SoutV rcasion and the man have met. You saw 12th"when the alarm Wolf, Wolf,, win 1 the Wolf, it was only a kind hearted fully in the yard. Who was it that let! >lf when we stood trembling with guns 1 mantled us to put our guns aside ant rji dog and convinced usithat hCi waf defied the attackers of the constitutor trnrmpnt ' f?ll **.*> ...u~ o v *vm *i?wj ? uv was it ~w nc fixed like a shaggy mountain when tht goitre $8 extra' session called under thi not being abie to see the dtfference he laWs^OTThe constitution T~ Wiiu wa.i it disgrace of embarrassment ? Who wahen law and Order were thrown to the wanted to enroll "life members?". Whc naster tactician, the parlimentary .skill in Apraham, th$ "patienee of a Job, tht ring courage of a Joshua, the peaceful ip of a Bryan? It was none other that Fn of emergencies, that phospheres'coni mality, that able thinker, that mightj ?uming, modest and cultured, magnani, strength solodified, parlimentarjr law enry H. Butler of Hartsville, S. C. It 12th and said to thos| who wanted t< tion which stood in thdir way to glory Butler'who stood in the gate, like Ho. ?? tiu^^ ?: ? - . * miiiui.1^ mat jmnute s wait .save d_tiiiL de the affairs of the Baptists back to nfulence of the brotherhood. It is II. II Convention; it is Butler who will see a wills, new comer or old stayer, a mari e that~MOTfts t'OHe^e wITTlx* a teacher ledict and other colleges; it is. Butler c council of the world and sew that w< her great denominations; it is Butler ? to the convention on the letter go .foi t is Butler who will see that there-^w+b college and that list will appear in thr organize South Carolina's work, depu ie workings, not as a "Dictator ov Boss out firm, tolerant, persuasive lum; . ouches. We will give to the^stiTte nev w methods of doing things, new blood vill blossom with Pinson at Morris col aptist forges-the state. Butler wil other wilPbe nominated at Anderson it is ,the choice of all. Fitting tokens o1 eat retiring president who has broughl the heartiest appreciation of a gratefu rendered the state for terf years. Oui 1 honored with the office so long.- Fron for the state is full of material, ill Do At Anderson May"7-$th gat- reception ever given- a ..cnnyeption et president of the convention and give cperience of a former president, vised so as to make the office -of presia physical or influential death. ?a that because a man is not a South Carto us in honors in the convention. ipcratic principles of the Baptist deno ces among more than the favored few nary program with a worker, who ear ' the "people" and who will' get a salary for. missions-. workers in the convention and not lei >n has adjourned. * ide financial program whereby all derted. mrverelism will ho rpstm-txt well address of Dr. Starks as the hea< sor. ' . pact and insure and assure the futu^i eatest session of the convention eve rt Coming in. Hundreds of visitors wil aced wher<?, he can render the greates le body politic of other groups and be beginning of a-jft^den era in the affair eorganizafifn is-fhe need of the hoU r. J. J. Starks head of Benedict Sertio orris,Teacher Training college, and Dr al and Missionary' convention of Soutl ted thru mutual understanding by com t- * Ull>f {lyrcm . i.i . b.4- -:t-C^rr "ion i/ua" by commonbirjo-i f n T^nT" (I. ( J1 111 [ it n I!. lb, 4~ . I. : .1 < I 11 i S tiOn will meet M?i;. T.-'.k"" I<i. -?things in1'?!< (?'I? . I? ? ,?. ' ?? r !- ""7" 7~ e KKTIIKI. ( Ill KC II NKWS or <1)1 L* .. . . I,ON L* . T?At M ::;n o'i'Imh. - . .1. W.' \V:i in^ton, pastor. pccVch'<1 a soul sti ^ rittfc sc i nion.fi.nni Zfr-hai'rtth '.Uh oh;r te.r. Subject:'-"Rejoice and K'ive ; l* thanks." Sumlay*^H-hool at fo-.u ./dock wii j the superintendent.- Mr...I: ('-oust r""post vvu-- ,j I -. a:!. A4I -of. our church 'Wmi:, ultVi > f -? minn of spring. h?d uiak i Uie 1e, L, dership of our beloved ; a bo . i -"jTf" jrfeSstng. . . j . "At 8:0?j^x/clubk. p. iiil Rev;-- \\n. inpton ajrhin"TfTTTnnted \HT TTTTTiT 4 and bur souks wore made b. ceinii l ?c Vw. t-nnl. I l i ! ' ;M _ ' i! V t.V( . r Jerehnah liTtTi chapter. and Id \ers , Subject "Till old l?iit li." Jhay.-r" M-! _ viocs every Tlitr-day a;e ht - ' ' *" A! r; . F^,.. J.ea-j ue '.very Tu< ~<.!a has been hrinfri-njr the ,V"iit:y l'<>lk i > closer touch \tith rueh r.* id ! and t li _ -<4uw4r Wm'li. ill Ml ' :i!. Mrs. Marc'arot Richard-on return" to Ruphar wher,. ?11 \\ i!I 'liter th L-hospital atri.hu. - ? t r Mr. .laipos Strrr-1 1 ..a <T. '.1. \V: nil r son, Wm. l.eaeh. ! '. W \\' v1 r . "I i1". ward Holmes and I'i !11< , II . itt attci ded the Qld. r B"V-' C?VI!' r> " in ill ancrehuitr.. Mrs. Hilllc HprcT/if Rat . View is visiting ln-r punt .".Mr.,-;. 1 >. . ; Gaddy. .. Mrsv Frances I'altc)-<ai spent'-S: turday In KciwtTind w itii. friend-. Rev,. Ilerriott was a. pulpit ;visit' Sunday night and . ei.mniente< | pn or - vyork. ?? : . ... j~ ;Miss 1 .uculc .\urp,:- who !~7i n~7" - confined to her bed for a f w da\ is out again. . > Miss Roberta' Reaves.- formerly ? - Dillon, hut has iyad<- .la r hou.iy.-i i Trenton. N'ew Jersey !' r soiv.e tinn is visiting relatives and friends'' i ! h;. city;?? ?? v The second hall game f t' <- -<-as<> 1 between- Red SWn hi<db Ihllo I Mf(h was ? hived .Thursday: Scores' \ to 0 in faVo.r of f>iif?m. , -Mr. and- ?.1itt^fnf"wa-~~tr and hostess t;n~ the 1. Sr llAVtfdrrtt1! : ary club Monday night at'.- which tim i< a splendid-program ?f ,-<-f?vV readin* )* recitations and i ndhd uin-i<- wore ci , joyed by all. i Earlv Fridav nt mine ;tin-*iomt?;? < L Mr. and Mrs." AVMii Wall and Mr Hattip T. B-vtb*. a .Ail ?-j. yyd t> r- fire. ? r - Mr. "arid Mrs. I.; 7 rfriT^F. = <. Mr , Allhj -Mc-RjU'" awiiiMi '-. S.tllttr Mt-Ni* - -motored t?< Florence Monday. 1 REV. El). MYERS KM. TO REST _ 1 ' " t- ' .*- Canrrart-e-. S.< A pri! f?. 1P|! Rev. Ed. Myers-d< i-:li ti,| ili.i<-'lil April 7th, b^biti- i!! for about . >*i\t ' days he-died in -i'trR-triumph-'V.-f?fait and his"body was laid to rest i-n ih ?Now?Light?Roi^la-h cc.tni-tri'y. 1 Rev. M vers msp- * a loyal ehristai ?_.ilQsl a tlutiJ'tiltwoila i; in the churc and a dutii'al liiemher of ihv K. c_P. Lodge lie hjvti. bC'i-ir a member n and has never he:wt d the name of slacker. He was a siyart-and i.ndu trial wan, holiest-nf hi- desilij gs.an i a man of many fine 1 raits of .wine his parting1 w. :v .-. v\ant ?i God well done 1 thy loved empln - and ho told i>1 ?1; a' '?.? had 1: ished his c;iHh!y tn"\l>*.. Ills' fuiuur; .was hold at the Uo'tTIfli Itnptis I Chtrrch .the?Rq\.?-1/lh jla-'J 't' paste offichiting "a.eonirain. <1' s*\ t lit- " t" lowing ministers 11. IJ wi'i * S. J." Shiver. \\\. """Simm.'ns.? Than , Miu'shall. 'U. v. Uarhot* *efe.clcd 'lii j text from John' IjTti .'ctTanler frdj ~ TviJcTi". lie T'i'oaeh' d":t ^ '.' ri ; nur -ei moil which as highly enh-ved l.y a v present. The vi ry sad he.! rt: her - were Mr. \V. S. 11 >i*?*\ ' of Gad^dei I S. C. . ' . ~?Bt-6. Prltve U t' ' . Th . bert Washington aial Ik o. T. Goodwin are still on the -sick lis ^ "Wp" hope frrilirtn a speedy?r erover; 1 Yours fur the good <d' the race r " I*. .1. "ray!. i : >? I Nl<>\ RE\ I\ .VI. \T HI: i n 1:1. .1 >i. ir. ( in iu n, ?? The. great. Onion Revival under jtTi auspices of tht. Tnterdenoniinatkinf Ministers' T*ni?>n uiill begin at Beth< A. M. E. Church. Monday April 21? at 7:.'l0 p. m., with a1 great pra.ve meeting under Rev. 1'. 1'. Watsni followed hy a sen? service under d rection of Rev. Chii-. II. Brown. The follntfing churches nr,. parfi< ipnting in?this?meeting. .First ("a r varv, \\'c?U.v. -S.t.oi.I t nlwivC, Sir - r.cy r^ivkr^totr-rnTrr-ro fi'.ri. ai:d it ! expected that this will he .ne of t> greatest Revival Meetkres ever hel t io. Columbia. THe preach mar will 1 cone by the several pallor* of tV city. Every Church man uml wonin ought to fe^l a p<rsimal nhlTeaTIbn-1 ^ be present and to he oij time. I EMMT"IT SCO TT II Kill SCIIOOI NEWS. Rock. Hill. April To. -Our selio ' is one~of the "few -i->v ?1 state and the only rno irr~ Ycrrk-cjrui t ty whoso jfrTTTTTTtT"? ?re' ei?e* collar" In the slaU with it, exam ' nation or'cond'f ion: its ;n. identic ar ?ntational otiuiLum n'. j1 ? rv c *4 R V e boast of ravine; **i f the ho r 11 inripa!?. and any cfln iont c f|)S i r teachers in the.'state, each is.aspe , ialist in his particular field, i .. We, - the mend?ers of the ,seni< ^ class art. trile sons arid daughters i - dear old Kmmett Scott and shall ev< . r ? V' k ? page five ^^MT|^r!v<T TTy-7r'Tum77iuI7*7>vu])Iv!? ml fit' tKe eomm-n-jjiufjlc.' This is .Stephen _ I. Paul Pal t i.- t cu:rch. when- thi' foiivcii- ~ nvciMion -? r-vico vvill he Muv <).th. All li- h< ! ! hijf-h thitl. enviable standard which shp maintains". F.inmctl Scott is Well represented by various r-iuhs anmng "hoys and . ? :wo i-. iT:c TrtWrF'v A. t= nrakinp- trreat tp?l11 "i? > ' ' ;.1 miri od " "M 11y i-be hmdi , sch?H Knj?lish teacher Mrs. S. F. p. P.ailey. Ain.idt thirty-crills beh?n|?-. to . ; k-,. this organization. ~ til ~ " . "" 7' , ^1 .1. MOLINA f" - aim 'intuit I'. ! f: - Old Slii'i-; f .vi'iinni i- <: i't?mttr.. m | 5 - * C'?Lr-Oli-.!. y, k- bee Ave. (i room illevS. O. , III l-J-X 1 'T"? I Stuillj, * ;. I . f ;i I , | a I: (I r<i,f ' ~~ "M . u 'i y Ml. pnii > \' i'lK)N I!. hpSti T " Frimis' Sorviro ?j| * l>rnndiinni;lit <; oil 1(1 I tat loreI.onyoM I.ife l?j Oniii i's Ivcconl - ^ (; l \ k lis a Til 1 a lr' ; T I 21 .'5 I ad\ Si. Ciiliniilii-'i S. f*. CARDS I it- I . y- * ' ' I : v I y TT"" on ice Hours ? Plume IT ' U 11 ... .Mr.lv 2-1*. M Office ,f! ?; .()() P. .M I.. S 11348 : 111 I)r. C. H. Stephenson ' * I'llvsicijiii and Siirf'-nn "* .* I li-i ii..o _oj'?U'oioct ttinl Children A 7 n I. , , -^I'ViUilLV - ?'?? ij . Residence: . "'pi 11-1 'a i 1.T28 <>ak St. * H-?v?l;. .:..I : office li..inA. M. to 7:(iu P. M. SurRvon Dentist f Killiiijxs, li.\H act i l'laLc.s, Ctowns ???? s ami ll;ulu<.s -;-~? 7" " tiolij 0| (Hvi? Ikuii lin-liii- \\ m I. ? ?r?:??A SP'.( ia i.tv " .j [.i 1VVii.iiUiiiut.On- St., 4'hofte 21 ?KM ! DR. II. II. COOPER j * '" . ' ~ \J *: Dentist " v. : speuui A'ltctili??u Given to i):.-eases ' orthe Gum* Tr' . Ciolil CYuwp and I^ulye Work c j - A ' Special' y * p JlJltLce llhuue-C Rill, I 125 Wasliiiigl-trtt Si c Ilcsii'ef.Cu l'lmne 8201 ? ? -II . ' . ; I, i illice I Rhu s: * Telephones: ?'_ r*8:.'!(> A. ."VI. lo 7 no .1'! M. OfficeOO.'k'E I .. ' l^t-v iik-two 887R? i_ ir? Dr. I). K. Jen Kins nir.vi 1ST . II I'iUinjfs. Plalcs. Crowns ami 'BridgesA tiiuiiLu:..JiiuAinmLet mc nl.. , 7 f KnI rnclion Rv ("opm-:; . u?An? ire sis y. . 8 W. a Speci. h v. ? -?1 I"' '.j?V\ a?11inlt! i)?S4-r;?("la.?St?<rr l! m,??__ . '.L M. DA-yiELS ''TMiysiciiui ami Sur-ireoif' Special Alteiilion Given Diseases Uf Women. t II 112^ Washing! >n""T~'~'22i;U'.Hampton ? s Phone 0121' I'hoye 7504 . . , * BIT. STUART ? R , Djfjee .IJoiu-s:- . > -Telephone';. " v ' II :(10 t.i I no li m " . ... A-. V1. KCS. -iU'.'w ' r biOiM-tr K:t)t> 1*. M. Oil ice Tm'.iG _ _ i ii Olt'i-ce: Itesideuee: 0 J-MUMir I'h V k>r Si., H Pine St; ~ " "" t. Ofl'icu llnurs: Phones T~ Lt A. A1?la tj-j-M-Jtl. - ? Ues *K?r> -f r-TTT. &!.; to.8: 1'. $1. Office. 4247 ^ DR. W. D. CTiappelle _l I'lrysichitriiiid Surpeon ft Diseases of Women and Children t V A Specialty * . ? ?\' OfUce: , Residence: * *1324*it As.-..'nil !\ Si. i;;tll Rin. St 7r~~~"'. : . ^ \JnlumbiaT STT." 1- i " ' s. K.t;ttKi:.\', ai. u ~~ a- """ [<; Office Hours: . - . >v ?9 to 10 a. m. . u>12 to 2 p. m. . " ... n ; 6 to p, tii. . -.vidMiont1" 371>0 20Mb Taylor Street? -j-ux" |"11 i : iii.. nun ; . ' N. J. FREDERICK * Allorni'y-al-Iiivw ami Notary Public PRACTICE IN -AM. C0CUTS . - . ?r * ' ' ?StJl 17 and l-odoral 0j:HI9 Washington St.. Columbia, S. C.. I J. II. J0I1NSU.N-& CO. r ul I _ Not ary Public and J>e?lrr 'hi li'al C^TKTo ancf'snle of lots in . [if PINK RIDCE CEMETERY.. Beaue , iifuUy located fcn |>a\>4 road above S College Place. ' ^ JJ.' Phone C422r'""'1:l iM- v MOD-Vi Washington Street . . ;i~ ?la 4