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? *-? . ' ? ' I n ' Saturday, 3Tay 10; 1980 CHURCH NEWS Oi - - _ ^-V ^ - , DON'T FORGET SP* PRC - Allen ITniv SUNDAY. MAIY 11 -?? . C()1AA ?Processional - - _.: _ ~? - . D'?:oloKy. Salutation and Response. -? -%Music?-Duet: Litile_.Mt.ther O' Mil ~-v Invocation Scripture' I.esaxm. ; ' " ? . , Music?Violin Solo: Mother Muchtei (jrootimfii ttr-Mntrhevs I _T""" Responses ; ^ Music: My Mother's* Prayer Sermon 4_ ' Music?uetet: Songs My Mother .Ta A marintha Jackson, Helen Ha rena Johnson, I.ucile Smith. Offertory. ' . Benediction. President White Speak - W?im:hn'.v^-A4wi4tttr ?tiethsemane Ba Winston-Salem, N. C., - * ' V~"~- " 'Aprjj iffith, I'jJt - My-t>edr Oo-W.nkei s: / " yjutN.(.wnf is near :rt imrnl fm?rm 11th annual session of the?Warmen' Auxiliary convention which will b held with the /ion Canaan Baptis church, State' Park, May l-5th an 18th, Columbia, Rev. AI PI Pmtei ?. pastor. We are desirous that this s'esSio "will bt. the best in the history of th convention, therefore we are urgin all churches in the (lethscniane asst ciation to s^end at least, one delegat V.--to sit with us in our deliberation" Keprereiitati' ii-' fee, one' delegate tiv dollars aiTrt"~rmtv do lia r for VcVy add t tonal delegate.?Si.'U rs try and hrin " up as llheral a eontnhutTbn above th representation lee as* possible as ou eiloeaXittmt 1, ~m i * s nm and be 11 ey >jk' 11 II work needs our aid badly. "We als are asking all members of thg execti tive board to please be 041 time fci our annual meeting Thursday eYeiain at. 5:00 at State .1'at-k. Business of vi tVETHKL A. M. K. ( 111 KCIi NKW: Promptly at 10:00 a. in. Sunda - 11101 ning chccrl'lib hoys" a~hd~ girls ct'Oi _ /letf ih the Sunday school room as continuation, it seems, uX theja.sjtih - 'impressions of ? beautiful Raster tide". The lesso^.was discussed Svit ? n!ui11 MiuiMi'M?rn?i'ul clar.r.uj Sunday w:'s quarterly day and on piesulnur -elder, Dr. I,vies wan pre* cnt and delivered a timely addres to t>he schtol on the lesson text.a A i 1-: 1!} a. m. -l)r. (77 K. Lyles deliver ed one ofyhis wonderful sermons fror St? Matthew 11:29" "Take my yok upon you and learn of me, etc." Man rejoiced. Sundav was communion am -t+jp-services were impressive lhTUr>ul The christian einlcavop program,wa piomptyl and profitably conducted b; ? " Misses K. Collins and K. Webber, witi _ just a 'day or two notice, we than them. Next Sunday at-0:20 p. rn. th sity -Will address the league* Yd; -- ..should -hear him-i- You are invitee At X:00 p,in. those present were th happy recipients of a* wonderful ser mon by Dr. .L \y. ^Murph froih ^Isaia demption; 2, the extent of it and* I ' the result of it. Brothers,. sister? you ought to have been l?ne.-, Ther remains but three nvire Sundays t wind up a great rally, we shall no tan 11 we aci -vwsuiy, "bet us no be weary in- well doing." But "trus in the Lord apd do.good." A splendi session of the2 ml quarterly confer ence was "held at Bethel, church Moft day night, l)r. Lyles presiding. ST. J A M lis A. M. "K; < IJHRCI NLWS . , 1 , . . w Sunday was a beautiful day apd large crowd was present: -: ?t ?? .. . The superintendent with hiji stal of workers are carrying.the Sund.a; school work oil The lesson was re viewed by Miss Acfeline Johnson wh gave us a short-but. interesting re view. We were?glad to have 4lev* Nathaniel Harrington and Simpkin with us.?We >nj?yt'd_their encourag __ ' ing remaelite vt>ry"miirh T At H :.'I0 after preliminaries ou pastor preached from St. Matthew 27 20 '.'The bloiid of Christ." 'Truly w can say it was verv inspiring. Immediately after the sermon th doors of the church wore opened an< UJoud of that ont\ ' The Lord's. supper was adminis . tered and the children of Cod enjoyei 1 a glorious feast. The missionary society was heli after "morning services. The meetini was called to order by the president Mrs. Mary Lou Phelps. They had ^hort open expression meeting fror different members. Mrs. Addie Kinar and Lola Cheeks read papers long t be remembered. The missionary si? ters are pressing forward'.' The- AE.?league waa held a ?6^30. It. was carried on by the vie president, Miss Ellen Johnson. Re\ " Fields and Gibson were present an gave splendid talks. At 8:0Q o'clock ?our pirstrtr agar preached a noble strmon. The fir that was kindJed in the mornini r;-*-lasTed". throughout the day. . The*' plaj^ entitled "The Devil Ii thd Church" given by Miss Estell Janerette was quite a success, J large crowd was present to w.itnes . _w. Johnson Represented the devil am truly she was a devil indeed. Th ^members and friends feel that th vain. All participants played th'ei parts iwdl. ? .... k 4--: - v. ^ - . Y. ... , ' i -M-' - - ?:~ F, SOUTH CAROLINA j , . ' ^CIAL?MOTHERS' DAY >GRAM ersity Church , im AT 11:15 A. M. ' tWA. S. CX - 1 ____?zz. Choir 'f. -- -- Kelly Jones, ^ueile Smith - - Prefftdent C. B. Antisilel fc>- John Brown _-Miss Flossie B. McClain p>. Matilda Griffin and Mrs. C. D. Saxon . .? 1 Cht\ir and Congregation ? President D. H.H3ims iught Me _ Kellie Jones, Hilda Mclver, igin, Mary Wilborn. Sarah Morris, Lous to the Sisterhood of the y ConveTrtion~of the 1 iptisiTAssociation. ^? | tal importance to be transactear~Xll |7; numbers who were in. fha fonndntion_n>f_The convention are asked to be present as the president is going out . jof-nftim UnM ; 1 of Jabor" has been changed. We want ' to see all the old armour bearers a. I round in our last annual session as , | president. Don't fail to come. All I .pastors are asked to please be pre's'lent to encourage the sisters. They ] have worked very hard for the past i ten years. Tn our last tboard meeting all member's -ajvd officers are asked ( ! to Wang a special donation. Do your j bust to^coine up to the requirements, . L&isters. , ~ , 'I We are uravinif snd * - great meeting Come with your j hearts?tired to put??piogiamine " i over. | We are all' well and. God is wonderji'iitly-trteBelTifp. us"in out new fluid. ?p With best wishes to each of you, Yoirrs for-the . kingdom "uplife, ,f, Medora J. White, PT: ? * 921 E 13th St., Winston-Sai-i. lem, N. C. SC ^ We are_ working in all our endeajvors for the upbuilding -of God's y church. ,v atSTX,()Nl) CALVARY JUNIOR MISgi SIONARY SOCIETY NEWS hi On Friday, May 2nd, the members i. of the Junior Miooiohary society were _r entertained byMiss, Mable Reed -aC s ton avenue. O The president .opened- the meeting In saying "He Included Me," followed n by prayer, after which eaoh momhor e said a Bible verse. Vj "Mission," was discussed by -the CJL members^ Misses Outen and Hunter " bad papers on the subject, Mrs. Hel s ier gave a solo. -? V The meeting was opened for busib ness. The club sent some money lo k Mrs. Clark's brother vvho is ill, fruit e being sent to Mrs. Alma Forrest Potts v who Is in the hospital.?; ~~~ u i The - girls plan to sell flowers on ' ."Mothers Day" at the church. ?T- The next meettng will be with Miss '* Sutton on Henderson street. h t 1, JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH e | ' The syj-vices at, above named 0 church were splendidly conducted on 1 Sunday by -our pastpr and his pult pit associate, Rev. B. J. Hutchinson, * of Allen university, who preached the l' first sermon of our night service. Our pastor filled his pulpit Sunday morning with one of his soul stirring sermons from St. John 4:14: 'Jesus the fountain of life." j 1 lli,s pulpit associate filled the pul! pit. Sunday evening at eight o'clock. __4 A ti appreciative audience was prescnt. ? I Rev. . White was invited to Pine f! Grove church last Sunday. There he v'met, both white and colored with a I.1, message from' St. John 5:18, subject "Jesus the great physician." Everybody went away happy and well ^ pleased with that wonderful messageWe are with our pastor in every re SP6*1*-? . . r WESLEY M. E. CHURCH e~ Sunday School. 7 | j i :.su?worsnip ana Motners' uay e I sermon. el j 7:30?pothers' Day program, e Wednesday-evening at 8:00 o'clock a Silver Tea at the parsonage; you - are invited to attend. . , d All members of Claflin alumni and former students are urged to meet d at Wesley _M. E. church-^FHhrsday g evening at 8:00 o'clock by order of :ffthe chapter. Don't fail, business of a importance to be considered, n J. F. Page, pastor d ' ? , o MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH i- j Bro. E. J. Mitchell opened Sunday ^school at -the usual hour on Sunday ? morning?with, the teachers-and officers at their posts. The lesson was d reviewed by a visitor, Prof. Kilgo of Dunbarton.' n A,t eleven, o'clock the morning wore 'ship began. The music rendered by ? tl)e choir was inspiring thus paving the way for the sermon by, the pasn tor, Rev." Brooks, which was from e Join .1:29.?This-aermon brought outV many anions from the congregation, a V\ were proud for the presence of e | The Sunday school choir certaijply e miss their organist and director, Mrs. n L'kmise Lewis, who for the past few r v coks has been indisposed. We are , h .ping for her a speedy recovery, at* usher board will have a trip a ixunu me woiiu ou iuonuay nignt, an we i.u^e lor tnem mucn success an every uouy is inviteu to taae i_ue tr? which is oeintr spoils* )riru" ny tiiis sc _or"youii jesters, ?> e a..M> u'Lit tuvoi-id with the pri seme o? some ui our itucutrs ui u, K'itueu scnooi, iVirs. liaKel' Hh& ihi: ?vutii naeuie. ?e are always j?iaU. I Have tneni witn us. in tact we exteti La?nearly welcome to every Ouuy i art. uuve tlapust cnuren. I _ I **< aw , .vi lL NEBO PKESBYTER1A N NEW mr~EUiVE S I AK faster rally was held at our churc on tne -itn auuuuy -in -April. 'Man iiieiias were out to witness the pn .-,?am rendered., p our Sunday school ig moving a Ion nicely Up^e^ the (lpectu>n i.nr tu loved, pastor, Kev. Win. L,. Kile; wnn the assistance of thy supenntei uent, Mr. Thomus Jt'ryderick and tl writer. ^ r. | oii sundav'. May 4fh at' ITTOU ~ m the pastor delivered a much nee< ed soul stirring sermon. He spol xroni St.1' Matthews 6:19-20.? Uu uearly beloved pastor ihas been upc this held fur several yi-mw hut seems that every time that he ei tevs his pulpit he always has somi thing new th HWpfMS Uftdn triTTniTK ot his heare^. He has been untirir ?n his labors in this community -froi the^time of his arrival up^to the'-prei ent. He is laboring fop the Upbuilt mg of humanity. The Calhoun branch of the N. A- ^ "XT. P. held a cairmeeting at 4:UU m. at this church Sunday^ Very -ii (ici^eutiiiR subjects 'WSTi; discussed" TV association is looking forward to -most promising meeting that will t neld on the 3rd Sunday m -May wthic is the usual day for meeting. It nopedthat alt officers and membel I\U nvouonf \A/a ' ufaiim Kn "A*"' ?v\?wi >/v j/*vov"v? it c ttuuiu uc niuv delighted t<v have visiting friends joi ihe hand. MT. UARMKL CIRCUIT NKWS The second quarterly , conferenc met at ltuck Furd A. At*. E. chute aatwday and Sunday, i)lay d and '' -Presiding Elder M. G. Williams wu ,u charge. ?Alter :devotions they settled dow 10 business. Collection was lifted: L>< iar money, $0.00; missionary, $0.7! Sunday' school was called to ord? oy Superintendent W. F. MeCombs t 10:00 o'clock. Preaching whs had ? 12:00 J\I. PresidingElder Willian; -preached a wonderful sermon. HI vext was St. John 1-5:5: "1 am th * me ye are the brunches." Rockfor ehoir furnished music. Collection Wii $i:j,00. A spiritual led by both' Mp A. D. Letman and Mrs.. M. Tatur was had. KducationUl money: Class qumbe 1?-Mrs. Emma L. Martin, 26c; Mis Evelyn Wheeler, 25c: Miss Florebc Wheeler, 25c^-class 2? Mr. J. Ml tin Dennis, 25c'; fourth?Mr. M. Belchei 50cMrs. G. Mims, 50c; M rs. ?E.-Let 25c; Mrs. C. B. Johnson, 25c; fourthMr. W. F.- MeCombs, 50c: Mrs. N Boyd, 25c; fifth, Mr. H..I)unlap, $1.00 Mrs. C. B. McCombs, 50c; Mrs. L Belcher, 25c; Mrs. A. L). Letman, 25c Mrs. F. Dennis, 25c; Mrs. G. Ta cker, 25c; Mrs. F. Lee, 25c; Mr. J. A Lee, 50c; sixth?Mj. M. Johnson, 2-5c Mrs. L". BanksJ."25e; "seventh?Mrf"A D. Wheeler, 50c; Mr. David Belcher 50c; eighth?Itlxs. Kitty Dunlap, 50c ninth?Mr. Samuel T07TR"eii',""50c; Mrs L. Wheeler,, 25c; Mrs. M. New, 25 c tenth?Mr. Charles McHerrian. 25c eleventh?NTrT J. D. Brown, 50c; Mrs J. B..Brown, 25c; Mrs. F. Dunlap, 50c totaL coIIecticuv. LLOQ, _ Communion .col TectTon 89 cents. After the conference Saturday thi pastor and presiding elder called t see Rev. J. R. Galloway, He is stij on the..sick Fist. The conference re grots to have lost two members thi quarter. Mrs. Janie Dunlap and Car rie Scott. ^ -? FREE WILL CLUB HEARS 1)E LIGHTFUL PROGRAM _ A full houses-represented the niem bers of the Free' Will club' in thei monthly meeting the fourth Sunda; afternoon. With the president, Mrs C. H. Pleasant, presiding, the clubjjva ratted "T5 <Jrdef~in "due fbrnpi afte which a Very delightful program wa rendered in charge of Mr. Willie Veal It was by the famett and most notei choir of Sidney Park Church arrang ed by Professor Riddick. During thi course of the program Dr, AVallac gave a helpful talk. The progran was immensely enjoyed and .the pres ideril graciously thanked the partici -panta for the rer^dition. The ?etui thanks all for their free will offering After the report of the secretary each member responded with a Bibl quotation at the call of the roll. Thj plnK thon Konomo tKo oiirHon'rt, ~ v.?i, vl,vn uwwiuv. vuc UI if11 ^ Mary S. Fisher, founder and vice pre sident of the board of directors "o Ridgewood camp who related most in tersetingty the history of the camp After which a very short busines session was held ait which time th -members expressed an eager desir to begin work, on the relief fund tha they hope to raise for the purpose o helping persons who.are on the wait ing list to enter the camp but are pre vented because of lack of funds wit] which to pay untH a free bed can b secured. After listening to a most pa thetic story of such a case The mem iers. wero more eager to work*. It. must be not?d that Mrs! Maggi Thompson is doing creditable worl for the club. ? Mrsr Thompson is ; former nurse of the institution am fully understands the necessity of ge ting an organization. After all business was transacts a delightful selection was rendere* by Miss Smith on the piano tha _wa$ greatly admired by-the member and Mrs. Fisher. . ,< Mrs^ Fjsher contributed: 4t.Oo-fr trlffb.' She* was accompanied b' Mioc ? o?i ... - * --'y wimoreu jenktna who coti tributed $J>.00 toward the reliejf funds Others were Rev. and Mrs. Wallafc Sidney Park octet, Prof. Riddick an* others. Nine ney members were welcome* into the club. -> . * V # , * ETTO LEADER u Woman's Baptist Kdu-h;a J cational^fnOtlssion^ I ary (convention To YZ ~ Meei in C.hesteiL__tis ' . " '** f t,('t .0 " * "V? ? uiui 1U 1* loivnce, S. May 7 viu u My-Dtari Co-Worker: ^ < j-~ The time it*, lust approaching when |Uf. ~ we shall meet in anotner annual se>- ,,|a $io7i ol our State Convention ui Ches- ^c.r, - terr~S. ~C., June lti-^iMTiclusir~07 7 td II Tict ~im7;.urge you a lull ami heafty (_ o operation?m?helping?u? , b? < >'.< M, great results at ouiv-dlfne meeting ^ L.et us Work and,.pfay to the eud thai at we put oyer-''our best program lor the rtlunter?pray that uui linn'l.- may TtiTl ^ be filled \sith Ills spirit, that each hi I I us may have the true vision of service me that that which we do, may be to Tl i> wel ^ honor and glory. " fim The objective of our conventfb"h"'fs '' promote the cause of Christ, by l>\ ^ Christian Education and Missionary" ,e vvorK umteuiy mat we nfay have large offerings for n>ii"drms" and education ,, , and God will bless our efforts". Ffew~ris 1 the t i mg~ txr-grt~TTT7mm^ ^'r1 or iancy work for" our Foreign Mist sion Fund. Every piece-was-sold lttst 4\yj year mid uui* mmicy liir iinmimn me -pr~ ? thereby incieasuiL ~ tu_ Push thu drive fur'inmnKi'i^ oUlt' , ,-7 s_ Boykin-Gilmore clubs; think ol' euf .'.'V 4 poor worthy girls and help through . these chibs to^edutaWry Remember?uux?adopted liiutnetul :i jr- -{rrograTTP-^thaji^eaeh IJlsli irt "^Tfet7 . !j _PresHlctir"'raise._iiftv ihill.n <k C!;)ib no i" ( ?-etin ITT this crisis through .w-hroh "WF a are passing, Morris College needs our 1(, aid more than evfr.V ? ^ _ -Let-Jiie, urge that -each missionary is society and auxiliary, make a"Special " tg- :etfort to send?to the?(Vinvention?g?r ,, ' ^ large a donation- as possible for all j|V ..nases of our work. Working, with and J"through th^ Holy Spirit, let, us keep '.|'m our shoulders squared under the. re- lw, sponsibilities that rest upon' us as Christian women. .''' Rev. NV. L. .Baxter, the members "l.\ e and'friends of Calvarv Baptist Church hi of ChcstiM . jmClnn-ili .. ...! 1 I'11"' - , ? -- ...... .'IhUh'" "I |'| jt. 1. tiny: everything in readiness lur cuin ^ is dig and with joyous .expectation ox? ^7? tend to us a. must cimlial vvchrjnuv ~ n - Pray my 'sisters. that. our visit ' " " if there will he tht." means Of infusing J. more zeal, interest* and spirit into 1 r thfc work in which we are engaged, 1:1 G if that our llt'to session wttt accomplish it great good. ~ is Elect delegates ami- send in their ' is names an 306 n ils jjossible to ' Mi-sT J. ,, ? E^"Spann,~C-UlV Mcl.ure_ and' Saluda d Sts., Chester* S. or Rev. \V. -4.. oT IS Baxter, 101 IVweterv SLroot... ,t -UU ^ S. C.; ^ " ..." ' ... n' Thanking y.ou "for all co-opx*ration j. * given and praying God's'bless ihg upon ' r y0U' -. it|, s Sincerely, \ ours in 4lis-Service,* ,, e ' ' er^S-. JUNKS. Pres. . - * I I I / 1 k .CARLISLE NEWS 7 ~ v7T> '? he,-l J Sunday being a beautiful spring i'n<' [ day the services at' Alt. Eden were good throughout the day. ' At 10:30 ' the Sunday^ sell, >ol was 1'1 called to~or<Ier by the5 superintendent.' Miss Sarah Hill. We had a splendid t " lesson, "Promotion in the Kingdom." This, lesson was very interesting and - full- ofrrthought ? ;.i 3T At 11-:in tV>? rn.a.,.- ! ..? u* 1 tor ! Johnson, preached a wonderful s.ei^ -nton--after whicli?thr~ Lords;?supper ?'! 7 was administered. " * '~~T~ ~ men ! was- administered. J _ ~?At-<rtM the Alk-n Cbrtstrttrrr Kmh-tt? vor league met. We had a splendid ;,d i L piceting. We >ve?;e._ft>vo''ed_ \vjITi \ i~ liftors. AV^e^are always" ilTriTf t<j have* -here visitors come again. '! j Also a splendid crowd was pros- LV j ent during the evening services. "'J 7 Ttra services weiv- also ii.ud a I- '' s Jamse Chapel. The pastor, Rev. \Vilks ' altho a?young man is a splendid preacher. They also had services' on Sunday night which Were very uiius- , l''* _4UiL?lJ? ?' .? ? ? Ml*.' Ernest \\ icker who has .been 1 tfick is doing line.. We are glad to see him up. *'"v r -Rev:- J. M. Dawkins, Ji.7*was in the f;'il1 L city last-week end. . - TV '* "In memoriam of Mr. Churle> Wat- ''v s luce, our dear husband -and lathw. : r who departed this lite. May Jl. l'.ntl ! p Nine years ago you left us. LL.t ' You left our heart in pain. ?^ And when this life is' oVe'r, ~'~Tt We'll meet with vou again. nine e . Mrs. Eliza Wallace,.wife; Mrs. l.eah vhii & StevenS7~Mrs. Bessi,. Jim*. Mrs. Fjjjj- ii.\j! *" nie Johnson, Mr. "Robert Wallace. cITil- v " dren. r ?r * St " 1? - ~T~ attei - v and' a?The services at ?St. 1'etor'^ A M -C hb e church Sunday were quite inspiring 'hiy e and well atteiuled. Among the visi- by ! L tors were Mr. arid. Mrs. Robert Fei- dent - guson, Mr. and Mrs. Dent'," Mr. and n i(b fl \fP(. I4amitl?n At,... VI..1.. ? n* * Mrs. Hattie Mitchell, Mrs. Redely, Mis ' ses Florence and Valencia Hinder- M s son, and the following teacher's? Prof. cro>\ e Adajns. and Misses Taggert, and ^ 'ss d Mary Tiiza Wright. The pastor, Dr. 'He t Horry, began a series of evening even f sermons from the-"Holy Scriptures" . -^1 - which itromises to he a very interest- ing : - ing and instructive series, judging h from the first. ?- . _ -Hli1' e The Allen, C. E. league under the 'He - leadership of Mrs. Horry, is still do- seph - ing good work. The playground is Was - about complied, gqd . Auouuidr?aetk and lawn tennis teams are being or- " O a ganized.* This fall, a basketball team o'ck d will be added. Xb<* league will -give pani t a MotherV day program. TTrxt. Sim- Fori day afternoon at-4:30 o'clock. ar.d d ?On Sundity-afternoon the Header- Tntt d sonville glee club sang to a largfe au-, Pi t dience at St. Peter's church in the facu L . I?I t A jt i?w:irni \n itii nr It' 11 t virft'IIt' S f*v:ilL club for the educational rally. 22m ?:TBBC wasW 'THusr en^ Frm y joyable night for thcchurohes of Wal- mar - terboro. The?minister^1 u ifimi, Rev. I (lisp i. W. Toomer, president, rendered a pro- Shai e gram and staged d musical contesf at (hot J St. Peter's church in kiteresl of the clou educational rally. Airs. Horry,; for depi d whose club the affair wa5 given, was derf mistress of ceremonies, The church enti . . 4. r .?. ??I??? 1 \r" " s packed and the singing rang ?hulici lOliii to the Oeautil 0 prizes were ottered?for the hi 1 the worst singings?and the c< L-^las spirited. The judges h nhle deciding among the Hevs. '1 i . <;i runt. W ilson. Mi l eai k.inii <i f'tiTThe" woi ntw^Miging prices a ween itovs. Cooper, Johnson, (in 1-1 lorry for {he trovt singing pit .. ?vv.v.v\4 W??WVI jvyv. il'M the^ first pri&tr-'and Kev. Oliv the seruud |inac, to the loud ti use of tin* audience. "The min y union o.l" AVuUerbotvt?h?ft?crt'i the cityLa .Monday uf thjs week Wesl J1.1, church and St. I'eter.s .A. church jjuve a mammoth pict \\ artl'st crossing, ul/out 'nine mil in tin- cit'v. Th?- <h?y -o--,..' ly and enjoyably spent. Lo^ewelb Prfsbyirriaii "~Ka~vV :t' ji' also at Baker's seh'<x?| which w 1 attended, and followed with program that.nie:ht. I B I'X A. M. K. CMI KCJPI DlLLjON he. weather bcin&Jdeal.fi.i' cbttr Aril h ii laitfe eontfrej*atioi?7-^ ached a very Jilting sermon.?? Li 1 " t'llll'k?Liu;?superintomle J. C'.' C'ouser,- opened tfit* SuikI; "??ol. 'J',lie. attendance. was uiui \y lurei- and th;- lessen enjoTeiTl '"I I III- I let.-' Hi ?>?,--11-,, uK'Hii mounted tin- rostrum. I lu?4paaalu U a ve ry _C<?teibi St 'I ri"?.n'i '.Mai. 1 :2k subject "Thv~l nee- of the Son.'-' Dunn ??1 M il>on was in t in the interest (7T the buildii d-utlthc M. K. fhurrl) of that ci te a number of visitors from <? er-?Vhurehes worshipped with i day. AN e are always tflad to wc le them. he In Ve feast Frit la'J' inaht eiuiil Week's meeting conducted by tl . Hut ler-w i.ll "lorig-^ be rememherc ev. Butler le 11 for his home S Li_i In. I In-?imi i > ! ,u|L: ii-pe^?rrnJT lids. " lu- l-.d uiai iuiml wa> ipuliess'. Jt will -mtt' t h rnp u h -1fie LSunday. . .. " Llss 7N nine In ~AIcFa llenMied N lay at the home u.f her pat'vn Sew" Town. '?rs, Ivlizahcth .Miiycill died Suiitj; fiinu at the home <?f- her tlau^hlr . ltosa McNeill on It. K. averiu uncral services were held at Til church-. .Monday afternoon.. Tj nds of Mrs. Mollie Ci. Bethea w deased to Team that sTii* is yrea mpivved. r. Claude .McNeil! Mrs. It.lcha es aitjd Mr. Oliver (jeorjje are a roving. The bolsters- I'Uih. nit i Mrs, Aginaro Are Lend Thursdu; s. Hutlej-, Washington and He' 1?Mount wfi'e vi.-ilt'i r-. l'ddrif i ii made short talks which vr'ci interesting. After bUsinesjrtT o*s served delicious sandwich* icd tea,rs. L.".M. Bethea left Friday ft rsbu'rjr, Virginia to visit friend n there she will g? > to I'hilade w, un' .^?i mmw is. FrancesI'atterson anil sisti Lizzie Wilcox left Kriilay evci for Baltimore. r. John McLeod left Monday', irit Trenton. New Jersey, rs. Violu Ciola Crawford left I'i ?" New Vork CUV rt?i tlU- sun arlon Hi. and 1 >i11?>n Hi Jilau; ?r>..ii xlav?and ^ tie*??w.11 in favor of Dillon, iss Estella Townsend is vis'itin rs. Amanda Lamb spent the wVe with her brother. Rev.' Beth.a i ;h Carolina. i tr Faithful Workers dub 'met a home of Mrs. Minnie Magans o day.' . lelJan were the truests til Th* . Me Sunday. ? rs. M. E. llartzog was hostess, t I. H. S. ami Literary vlub. .Mm night. After an interesting prt n cards and music were en.jote< host ess 1 assisted by Mrs-. *.\|t'l.>-o etl Ti" tlelie'nnis s'lttnd" w ith -alfiittIwiehes ami iced tea. ^ A lOItT ( 111 VIA I KAlMNi ... -SCHOOL NEWS ie teacht't's and students urcptar a rich program lor Mother's da h is Suhday. We_ are cordiall lis. . ... imiay schtiol Codirt?woir target lded byteaehers ami students. Th TT1 imlaC was t it 11 oT inspiratio very impressive. ' j?Th-tirs<fav which \\a> tin- rirof May. A May party was give Mrs. .1. S. Shanklin for the sti s nil the. campus. Right in Hi ;t of the party we were plea ly surprised with olir Mends <\ ifort. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, rs. Sanders had the pleas tire i nine the May tjuebn which w?t i Josephine B-row'n. After whic children spent the rest"* of th ing playing frames. ' . ? II expressed themselves of ha\ spent a most enjoyable day. ida'y evening Mr. and Mrs., J. : vklin w'fTE-_very_much elated ov? arriyal of their adopted son, J i DevOe, who -now- resides i hingtnn. The surprise was su he eame to bup,v his fniherMiHa sr. home is in Savannah^ n Friday night just about 9:3 ick- hp. left for Savannah accon led Jiy Mrs. J. S. Shanklin, so rand grandson, Joseph Devoe. Jl one of the students here, Henr whose hOTrnr is in Savannah, rof, J", S. Shanklin along with h Ity are busy, getting1 ready to pn grand closing, beginning Ma L Miss 0. M. Allen and Miss ^ eier -wfir'htMn' PttflTgh, TTR* pV > uepmuneni win put on the lay May 23rd, Rev. Jones My nkiin and the Misses R.'X.-TT1 1 Tand T. B. Grayson will he i K*?? Tlie grammar and "high scho irtmeiit will present a mo woi ul and high class "Operetta tlerl '.'Sunny of Sunnyside." Doi P A AFT FIVE =: 'e(l ? iss it. Cnnip?one. <. ftiirr?Hit The ul. publif is cordially., invited to witi\st ncss tin* closing of tht?_JJt'aufort counin tv tiaLiiinj.'" school. Admission 15 and ad 25 intuits. . _.?? 'on j There will ho ru? graduates. tiiis >H- j>eur >u ran:":' m Sl'i'.ili llir tenth I'railt mi | w in in* auili il to Hit' seh' i)| *C^| T? "WeuFe mdv<tl' \ery v ratef ul tt? the _ kyTl^Tl |u-rt ITtiTTitent alui ^ihool author! TV ties eonnerted' wit>i out school for this . :er rachliVioH.? , - .... rjrJ?On lhi .li.imi of .M.yi_tlu'ie niM -he u is'- ua-nie uJLiia.sel?aIf played between lJenn fjt iimIiisH ml school ftuulvUie c^arrty train , injf school. the.- lust of the year so vy eonK*. ?i-? . . lie h-| .frmrr;rXA? \^~ u, ^mAKCiUTECr ? ? I'Jan.s aijd Specifications a Suhinij-ted on short 'iwtk'j. ^ DUU K. Mcliee Ave. Greenville, S. C. > I ' ch hxpi-rl aI'H'i', (leiieratoi' and - Mat? ^ 1 ?'_!_> .1' -MHI'I t'UGAh HoHd 3 h^ I'\ipi>s' - Batkry Service uu. ? go.j.i .*1 ? l.oliHesl, l.iio-di.y ()wn.. '?' ? . GIVE L?S A TIMAK s I iKl lady ,Sl. ( nliiliihia, S. ; v.. > - 1 PROFESSIONALS' CARDS uf .. IIS I ?????? Office Hunts I'ltone I Rlii .*:?? a.m. to 2 r. M "on'ice.::r?:f? JJ" I'. M H p. M Ifes. iir.49 ' Dr. ( \ \\ SfrphonsoH ? Physician itml Sirrt'"?i> ~7"hi.-? u ? v\ <uiu.| jnV| en A ? ; Specially . tifftc'trU- ??4(e;iUlfttci*r TT1 TTjT^A >a*rn1111y St. KI28 OuU St. lV I Oftl.T-11*UH ;-Kr.W A. M. to 7:00 I'. M. i DR. 11. D HARPER 1 ' " Sill ROOM IK'ltHst1? jj KittmRs, Kxliaeti'jns.-lMaiwS, Clowns (roltrcniwi. i?ihl Hiitlge Wul'k ?'j a'"si"-:cIA I.T V ' MtU?'2 Washington St., l'liotie 2l??2;i u 'nit. II. II. C'OOl'lOK ? rtUMML? 1 ; :? if 1 ii I i>.t 1^. 'Special A l It* nl i"ii i i i veil to of 'lit* tiUIIIS ? ? , " ' s (?<<M (Town am! Hi nltffc' \YpiU t: A SfH'i-iully Otlict' I 1 I 2i>. Washington St liesiik-iii-? l'lione 8lit>4 ^?^?-i V; (HlVfc- lliitirsr ~ Telephone's: 87:til A. .M, to Tuuo T.\M. Office ?' "' - kesnience 887;t I)r.lT.K.Je1 Ions? 1 DENTIST j Pilling*, I'lalcs; (tonus and Bridges K a t rael io 11 I?V ( umliicll ve A iic-il a SpecialtyI I 107 1 i^-VVo-hington St., _Cola. S. C. nj DljrfrTOnTANfELS , I --f-?|[ygtr-1 !m_!^mi-Sill |""Ai f -Special Aitentiuii 0 i veil .Diseases. Of Women. Office: ' Residence i a.-! 2f. WusIuiikUhi r^23t? "Ifrnnpton " M Phone '6429 Phone 7504 IT; ' ' PR. J. <r STUART JiOtfier Hours': Telephone: I tvou +o-4-fht*?Pr^UTT " Res. 4092 r-; 0:11(1 if, SOU I'. M Office 57SW ^ Officer Residence^ y-QTrr.-.. lining- ?7?: Phones 7 r I | A }} 1 " .?> ?' Res. 8875 l,i 0 P. M. to 8: P. M. - 'Office 4247 -u-?l)U. W. D. (rhappeHef~?rrrPhysician and Snrycun / ,.] . 'Diseases, of Women and OfYTTdren _ . 1- I A specially 'M Office : ' ? Residence: -? 1524Asseinldy St. * 1501 Pine St. isl ? Columbia, S: C. ' S. It. GREEN, M. P.Office Hours: ^ . * Si to 10 a, m. v,. P2 to 2 p. .111. . 6 to" 8 p. 111. n Phone .'{796 . 2().'MJ Taylor Street ?i ? ^JlLLiut^Phnm. Sl<}7 ite.v PI111110 679B <?[ N. J. FREDERICK AI lorney-~}|l -l.n w and i?..? * ...y; i uiuie i r u a c riciv -H4- cnrrrrs .^1 ?Slali' and Federal- T"" ~ 1119 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. iS ??? ill . ?: 1 J. lOQlI&Saj?&-CO:| .*(' Notary Public and Dealer jjt in re?J mrd "Sate of in y\ .PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beau'n tifully locatedwr-jwveil 1 imd above" ~ College Place. ' V, Phone C422. 1109V4 Washington Street - ? "" ???? t * ~ ? TTT""