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Rf ' R*j> TWO H THE "OLD GRAY" AP i. W^" ? ITs ~ E. FHILI ft; [ OUR NEW LEADER p:.: _ _ WELL. INFORMEDj raj'i/i^V^**?Rt. Rev. Re Yerdy Cassias Ran^" Bam^rD. LL, -D., -who comes to us to carty- out the unexpired term of i tKo lafo w;.,i? l..u?- u?* Ajfpi|vp. ywiui nuiai, id vuil* j L aidered the silver-tongued orator of ;?the?bench.?In connection with that. he is rated as one of the best preach- _ ers in America. I have listened to many addresses delivered by him anil each was pronounced a masterpiece. His wonderful sermon before the Bi- ; _ HhopR* Council at - Birmingham. Ala- ; bama, prior to the General Conferl erice, was the talk of the connection. fAside from?being a real gem?o&thought and Spiritual inspiration,' it ^ : had in it the only solution to make greater and grander the A, M. Church in this country and Africa. Many of the needy reforms that came to our church as the result of the last General Conference grew out of, that sermon delivered by our good Bishop ?Ransom. I have been identified with every General Conference since 1910 and I know all of the bishops and am known to meat of them. And?bcliovc.. me, our state needs to congratulate herself in receiving .this gifted orator v and preacher as our bishop and great leader., ,\ye, ar&j,blessed with such a ?man. ?~? ? ? Must Doctor On Assessments I have supported every bishop thaT has ever presided over , me and have ?never- fought a single one. I mean 4 r? ofnn/1 \wr PioKnn PoncnvJI o nr? fnl. l-v ovanu ujr uiouup ivaiiouiu muu ivi low where he leads. But there is one thing" ram going to do, and that is. I am going to tell him personally of with a delegation, that these high assessments on our churches have al most paralyzed them in this state. And unless something is done to re ducc llieWl Wg just as well cloi.u u| : shop, and especially in the rural dis tricts. -Np one is getting converted in our churches and scarcely anybody " oi note connecting themselves with them. The people in many places in the country are leaving our churches givng as their-, reasons "the assess ywontg ary tnp high " Thy nffipprg aild "'"Tiiieiubers in some charges flatly?re^ I fuse to put forth any efforts to raise ' the assessments. The^ say that they are unreasonable, unmerciful and ungodly. Ninety per cent .of the cluirches here have no insurance on them whatever. Many of them are-rottening down for want of repairs and the ?people claim that they cannot do anyv ?.f nil fnr tbotr| Wansn of the heavy assessments. Some 6f~TTtrr-mi=.. nisters are- receiving, comparatively nothing for support and salary. Sow have gone to other denominations. We just as well prepare to arrange ouiv state's budget so as to cut these assesments on the charges -or?f-he?pe-u pie will cut themselves-away from us ' like they are doing. I have no doubt - but that we will raise quite a handsome sum for education here next week under Bishop Ransom, but i1 will be due largely to the sacrifice of pastors, coupled with their candy clubs and other projects that will accoust - --for. it. The rank and file.of the membership ('"haVe not concerned themselves the least bit about the assessments. And_these poorly paid pastors with the few faithfu 1 ones" of their congregations cannot continue to carry these heavy burdens without the full cooperation of the *btire menibership of the church. Now if 1 am not telling the \frhole truth as to the sentiment of These fiSSTC^snrcnts - m this state let the assessment payers and not the assessment makers rise "f ii ri rl hr-nnd mo nf t f>) H n tT a falsehood. On the other hgnd if the assessment makers think I am sounding ?a false ?alarm, let them travel the . state and see how well they can col'! lect their high assesments. To continue to heap up obligations on people who have no jobs and scarcely ~ food to eat is driving, the,m awa.\' i from us. Blame Our leaders '~FronT~five to thtfay dollars from*' ?ftCH minister of oiir poorly paid mi?nintry-in any_j?ne effort is a yoke that _ indeed .gauls. This~is~nbtI i/r b e' aftri buted to our late bishop.;but to our freely speaking leaders. I remember his first conference in Morris Brown church, Charleston, he said that "I am going to ask my presiding elders. lina to contribute fifteen dollars on I educational night and the,'"others pay I in proportion. When I go to Florida I I will ask the presiding elders and' pastors to pay thirty dollars. The mi-1 ni?try there is in better eircmnatanrl ces than yours here/' But as several :?of the Florida^ ministers- were in at- tendance at that conference, "our im-i pulsive Peters"' thundered "We will j pay thirty dollars too. We cpp pav | ' as much as Florida." This is how the! $30.00 came in for this state, which | has almost delivered some of the ministers to the sheriff and others to j __the rag man. It has bereft poor little children of their Christmas Santa | ?Glausy and"has cHuscd some wives to pearances.. Everybody is not rich, nor have all persons good paying positions: And to my mind this was more ?ef a penalty than a sacrifice It was; brought upon us by our -own loud] mouthed leaders, and not our good bi_ shop that has gone .to his reward. Now L if we are not disposed to '^doctor" on ] ? this "assessment" then those whose I checks have been returned should take ' care of them. And these tissue paper " notes should be redeemed. In so do|* ingr I would be reimbursed of what I C have out and cannot collect. If we L would simply: tell the bishops the true! i^atatus of things in steady or bragging and buidozlhg Wherr we are as poor as . r Job's old-gflndorr they would have [ > compassion upon iw awl ftot-fYact of,. i "t? "'ir affectionate fa ?>? *? nnH fhoyj would not demand sacrifices that the^ \ . ? _ . / / W THE NEW-RIDER P ELLIS people would have to hep:, borrow and steal to make. Our Whereabouts , On last Sunday morning we were with the Rev. C. H,. Cook at Khitohand had a tiftie?that will long, he remembered. Our altar service was simply tfi-miti. ?i'o. took is oho oi the1 most successful pastors-in our yhui'chi He is a splendid, preacher anil a real fine man. Bros. Thomas Robinson, Davlid Canady, Ed Ash ford, Perry. Reahles, H. Irhy, Alicft Boyd. Robert Johnson, J.?Q. Mitchell. I'uitvl (liil, Rdlicrt Irliv M ''....L.. Laura C. Robinsdn, Agnes Ashford* Martha Curuuly,?Mary?Scabies.' Liila Johnson, Sarab Gill. Kmma Lump: kins, . Georgianna Light nor, Ada lryin arc onty~ a ftrvr oL his irreat workers. Sunday night wo woro with the Rev. L. B. Bowman at' Shady Grove church and had the time of our life. The church was crowded and his two choirs, junmr?and -senior, rendered some uf the best niu.de that ymi hpveaVMHi hwiU'ii... Tho. whfimdep'iw. wuU. um ganized ancT at work. The'pastor is to ho congratulated on tho tine work at this place. Assessment paid in full to P. J2. ^Monday uighC found?us at Cross Keys the guest i>f Sister Mary Mayes. We preached at Macedonia church-that night and bud a glprious revival. At our altar serCf.ee Mr. Wade Rennick,' a- young man, was Happily OblH'Oi'tl'd. It was a pcni-ceo**indeed. Sister *Mary Mayes is one of the best workers in our church. We are truly proud of her. Bros. W. B. Briggs, Epps and Lyles. are among the good oiheors of-ttrnrxhureli, Tlu- Key. J. H. Baton pastor. This week end will find us on the New Hope, circuit with the Rev. I. A. Miller, theolc^jeal student pastor. We will preach Sunday morning at Eairview church and complete?the?bur in err. . of?Lho_ quarterly conference that allernoon. l.et the mwril>eee?t?ea.w IW 4he-presence of IVm'TT'dy T-piE't "~l,nrmT advance AWOtff knees.". _ I LAI RKNS NEWS. . Misses Sal lie ..bendy, Margaret Leake and Re>olu.-AVilli:i>nv; :p<. Imm,. from school after closing a success-. ful term.-"? We are glad to report that MissMary Bailey is greatly improved and ope-^to soon be able to resume her school work. _1_ Mrs. flattie Barksdale after being. UL-tui_ a. few days passed away at an early houv h rlday nmniiup. .-die wasfuneralized un Suhtkiy aJlerivooir at St. Paul Baptist chureli of \vliioh she had been a faithful nu mber and de-, Voted Worker for mole than twenty years. Her pastor, Uev. I y v anl^ullb_. ciuted, while Messrs Sulli\u.n, OliphanL_and Clolden spoke-of her faithful work ill the church.- .She was the treasurer uf' the St*aday .school- uiuL a member of the Eastern Star. She leaves three brothers,?three sisters,.husband and a host oi sorrowing relatives and friends to iiumiiii. FriendS'"frarrr "Wfnstnrr StHt-in,-Ashty villy, Spartanburg and (ireeuville at-' tended the funeral riles. Floral tributes were given by lbe~ Sunday, school/ttle club the Eastern Star ami, csores of friends. Mrs. Sallie-.ll'unler,-accompanied by Mr. Luther Crane nmtoreil to (Ireen i ? W wuu kJunuuj . . > . ... -Tho_ -future'; tahui:iil1_lg-VC-o.lit_od an excellent program *>n" S"iiiitltiy evening with a large crowd .present. A nice sum 'was realized. Mrs. E. S. FOlsuii iuu ii" t' a Silvr- Tea' in honor of the Auxiliary club on Friday afternoon wfth'^-large crowcT present, Ihiring khe <uiri;t+hour a delightful repast vfcis served.-; ?A-few-days ago Air. L. W- (laidjnj^ton, Dr. L. W. Thompson, Miss Cecelia Dugkett and a bunch of others motored to Asheville. Mrs. Martha Franks accompanied ftev. and, Mrs. J. AV. Mathis to the city of Greenwood on Sunday-evening. ^Tho^e on the sick list are Mr. Donald ButronV MekdanieS Mattie P.-Ful-* ler, Laura Hall ami Air. S. I*. Pat* torann. JA ! Mr. J. 'S. Hunter 'is visiting hmchildren' in New "York "G'l.v. *?i -?Mrs. Eva Grant has purchased tVn'.j beautiful bungalow of Mr. and Mrs. | Bowings and has^ilready moved i". IHONNFTTSVll l.i: NF.WS The .Jackson IrighYehool?teirm?wasj in the city .with a few of their teachers to -wit not}: splendid gome ho-' tween Benftet'tsville and thf'ir'school.'] Jackson carried away the game. Itev. Prof. R. -M.. Booker of Morris I cortege was in?ttre -efty Saturday afternoon as the .guest of the* Iiev, A. J. Wright and family. Dr. G. W. Robinson of* Des Moines visited the city to see his sifter and brother. lie visited a number of relatives and friends while in tip- city. He preached several sermons while tist" church .of this city on the 4th Sunday. Rev. A. J. Wright, pastor and it is .honed tliat. u number of friends? wili be uut-to hear the sermon' an L)r. Hwliiimiiit boys arid We can't do enough for hi nr. i Rev. Hatwood, pastor of Zion A-.; M E. .church delivered a splendid sermon Sunday morning. Prof. Wright, worshipped with them. MYs. N. McRae is on Ihe sick-list. The joint stock.lodge held a special meeting in thrt city this week. Mrs. Corrie I>. Stevenson left. Saturday for "New York City. Services throughout the day to the1 drflterent^ churches were good. Rev. A. J...Wright, asjiauailidiyfiml stirring sermon. The .Mother* , pro? gram, rarolmed by Ifio 1:) 11 i i ?: < 11' the missionary society was very rood and largely attended, = . Rev. Wright TeTt ^Tohtlay to dp--T --r- . .. * , ' , " . ' t?- ' . fr' +V 'I H l^'l iii iin i" ' ... . 1 i. . . . THE PAt.MET liver an address in Rock?HiH. The sad message took its flight over the state that Mrs* Minnie Deas, one of Saw Bill's leadings workers, was no more.?? The relatives and friends of Miss Sarah Morris were delighted to know that she won 4st honor in the, high school department at Allen university. She is one of Bennettsville's most popular young girls. -Mrs. Sallie S. -left--for.. Englewood Monday also Mrs, JEranees T. /McKay.. , ^ * M rs. Mary Brady is on the sick list. ^ ?11 CHESTER PARAGRAPHS The Rhone Jubilee singers who broadcast weekly from Station W. B. '4V Charlotte, -North Carolina, gave -a- program Monday evening at Metropolitari A. M. R. Z. church. ?The revival has just closed at Metropolitan A. M. E. Z. church. Rev. Mr. Hill of Gastonia, preached some wonderful sermons an# several members were added to the church. Mr. Roosevelt Boulware, student' at Johnson C. Smith university, is sp?R<^ ijiir the week end here with relatives (Phi* eHllre r!iy Wfl? fenockeo ml Thursday?mght--tb learn of the.sud'den death of Mr. William Gordbn. The funeral services were held -Sunday-^ai Methopolitan A. M. E. Z. church. Rev. J. R. Funderbunk, the pastor, preachcd the sermon. "Some"of the Eastern Star ladies were flower girls. He buried - rn-Beneon cemetery- with Masonic honors. He leases three sisters, Mrs.- H^ttie Smithy Mrs. Grace Pincknoy of this city, and Mrs. Marie Dunbar, of Newark, N. J. Mrs. E.-N. '.Sloan was funeral director. Miss Lydia Mclllwain _pf Washington came down Sunday for the funeral of her brother-in-law,' Mr. Gordon iHitl to bo, with her aiater, Mian Connie Mclllwain who resided at t(ie Gordon home. . Mrs. Bessie B. Douglass will leave in a few "days to visit her son, Rev. J. T. Douglass, who is pastor of the first Prbsbyterian church, of "Wilson. -North Caroline!. After a couple of weeks there,, she will attend both sessions, of summer school at H?mptnn inntitute. 7 ^ Mr. William Killian, deacon of Mt. Moriah church died at his home on Pinckney (street Extension Monday: Funeral services, \y.gre held at Mt. Moriah Baptisti-church Thursday nf-ti'l'lidon. Rev. W. M. Honor preached the sermon. Mr. J. E. Spann was funeral director. . ' The Annual picnic given by "the girli|>togresskve" club and the boys' athletic club of Finley high school, at St. Paul Baptist church grounds, in Dowry's on Monday afternoon was attended by two truck loadfiftfDsfcudents and several cars of teachers. Every vile 'had a jolly good time. A selnrl course followed by cream and punch, was the dinner which was enjoyed. This picnic was"supervised by Miss L. Wright, advisory president of the .!*'! I'ls* club. o The dining room of the domestic j science building was a beautiful spec>n last Wednesday night, when the r TuiHi>"Fs "eiVterTaihed' t h es <?rito rT"aF" a banquet, Under the-direction of Miss :.i. B. White, the affair was unique in ( very detail. Kach gtfest had a tiny isc-roll tied with pink ribbon upon which rWfas written the menu and -names of each graduate. Mrs. C,. M. . Finley was presented a box of linen ; writing paper from the class. A four course supper was served. "Dear Finley Hi" was sung, after which all departed for home. ' AgaiuT on Tuesday evening, - with iMiss Dewey. McDowell superintending, the athletic clubs of Finley were en"tostained-most elaborately. The guests played various amusing games in o?e of the class rooms. In a flower guess^tr^gamo, Miss~A~. Garriek "W5n TfTF" prise. In an automobile guessing game Mr. Daniel Williams, won the prize. i Mr. W": B. Stimsort presided at the piano and all enjoyed the grand inarch. Led by Prof.'and Mrs. ,S. L. I Finley, all marched to the D. S; building-wtverfc .the...table's arranged diawith'flowers, awaited the guests. Clii: ckeir- salad -and?sajtines, oliyes._-C.ra_L c-kers, punch, cake, ereanyand mints. j brought smiles to'all and a merry eve| ning it was. The school song was jsung and all went home highly delighted with all of these very splendid | social affairs; In the Rosenwald contest for the ; slate Finley high school received the first prize-, $10.00 for raising the laeg^ est amount of money. Mr. J. E. Spann, Mr. Paul HickumIjotLuih.aml MtV Harold Ayers, attended the undertakers convention in the city of Newberry. . Mr. and Mrs. William Pharr, of Gastonia, were here Sunday for the funeral services of Mr. Gordon. On the sick list are Tifrs. Mary J. Westbrooks, Mrs. P. Edwards. MV. J. Kr Spann is in Orangeburg this week in a meeting of officers of the Samaritans. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Brown, of Camden motored here Sunday and spent -of Mary?Kennedy iJrith their * .Rrrvwn They were accon^pani^d by Prof. Thurston J or (ton owdiMiaaaa Roykin and r>arkin. J Mfciish 1 I i >m'IH >ia>iiiMireirai'i-i?aM..iii? i TO LEADER The- District conference of the Mt. Pleasant district was held at Mt. Plea"5ttnt,^Wsy-17th to 19. It was well attended and visitors registered. ' A party of l&dies motored oyer to the district meeting from Charleston. A! mong them were Mrs. Benhow, Mrs. Witherspoon, and Mrs. Brown. ^ ^ nelia Thompson, of Pendleton were resident of this city during the winter months. They made many friends here. J. H. Cough on Thursday evening of last week. Mt. Zion News . Mt. Zion is stilt witnessing the presence of the Lord and power in every service. The pastors purpose seems -to he for the eno*! of ...l-.-.. O ? V.iv VYIIVIII he serves, the welfare of humanity in general and the glory of God in the earth. His discourses Sunday morning and evening'on "The Great Day." and "The Wonderful Cleansing," respectively " brought comfort ?o the ffearts of the hearers and encouraged them tu mealed elfurts In ttlP Tliture. Rev. Witherspoun, lugelhei with other ministers will attend the com, mencement ^Sk.ercises at Allen next week. The trustee board will meet on Tuesday-at whiclr time it-is expected that Bishop R. C. (Ransom, chairman of the board, will preside.-; The ministerial, union is having excellent , programs each week. Fitting resolutions were adopted Monday-in memory of the late Bishop John Hurst Tin next Monday the subject wtltbe i "How" to Reach1- the Non-Church Goers," by Rev. J. R. Prioleau. At some near dated time a special service will be held in which .God will be petitioned in behalf of Justice for the race, 'especially as it touches lynch. *-- ? THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB OF ..." ZION BAPTIST .CHURCH * On last Tuesday evening, .May i3th the members met' witTi^much enthusiasm dtHfUHsmg and planning'-many Things for the benefit of the club. A delightful program was rendered with Mrs. Reese in charge. Prayer. Mrs. Carrie .Lorick; recitation, little solo, Mrs. R. Wilder; .prayer, Mrs. Q Bates. . ' Last was q lovely talk from oyr own Mrs. J. C. White. After all business was over a delicious salad and ?ce course was served. On Tuesday evening, May 2Uth at 6:30 p/jmAIvrre.lub. myi Mt 'the* lw>me of Mrs. Elizabeth Brevard at 823 Blanding street. Aft;er the meeting we listened to a?short?program?rn~ follows: Paper, Mrs. Frederick White prayer, Mrs. Lizzie Quarles; recitation, little Clarence and George Smftl Following the program a delicious menu consisting of ham salad sand* wiches, tomatoes with mayonaise, iced teaT ice pefttim nmlegto wore govveil Guests of-the afternoon were Misses Geiger. Robinson. Boulware and Mrs. Smith. UNIWN BAPTIST CHURCH MIN 1STER1AL DAY, Every Baptist minister of Columbi adistrict is requested-to be present on next Wednesday, May 28th. Business -of importance to be attended to.. The meeting will open at 12:00 at which time the unon will go ante its regularhusTness and dTseuss~T?q>KV from Acts 28_xhapter after which me cnurcn covenant win ne cuscusseo by Rev. Frank- B. ..McNeal of.-'Cfilrlotte, North Carolina for thy' h&aafi*the ^Tipfi"' '"l|,f^TiTqt-.^^ union of Columbia, S. C. .1 "Rev." Nathaniel Smith, Pres. " Rev: R. Taylor, clerk, Rev. J. W. Boykin, J. W. Boykih, Historian of Union IN MEMORIAM In sad but loving memory of my dear mother, Lucy Holley, who departed this life May 25, 1929. ? A year ago " today we planted a beautiful" fl6"wer, that will never grow and die, but will sleep and hide fromflower, sleep. Rest dear flower, rest Thou whp stood the storms of The "sixties" So nobly and so well, Thou wilt rise one beautiful morn. We remember in our . home "Where?thou hast "blossomed The love and instruction . Yop ever offered . Sweet are the memories of thee Sallie J. Holley, daughter. CAMDEN NEWS , I We were saddened again on-Sun'day morning May 18th to hear of the death - of Mrs. Mattie Brevard, just jtwo months since her mother's death. I A husband, three sisters* and one brother mourn her loss. She was a member of the Eastern Star, and the 'f*nrrrb ftffjafantht1 lmth lodges "being out In full. ? The district oonferoneo wan. a sue cess. Sermons were preached that will never hp forgotten. The Rcr. and Mrs. C. E. Hunter of the Baptist I ' , j, ,i i* ? ' '' i V V - - church entertained Mesdames Carrie. . vV aison and F. E. Moss and they earvu Xvi* rcaiiy ine-e ii\e at uon.v a Ad thoi^ smoKe~ house is i#ied with iionist shouitiers, mnicuings?ot?tarti'v sizes and we wish all could see asu!, O..U.V., .could. Ihern vvjeiul ! an inclination to stay in the south, our home, serve God, in truth, woi'k. asking His direction, in things, mid this leaving the farm and tilling v.nes whera there is nothing i. be gotten almost now. The farm is the safest placet and the surest. Presiding elder, Rev. J. M. Harrison hadi shsi , ~ ehMef 'g 'BN1.1 son had as his associate visitor. Rev. Adams of Allen university, who gave some very interesting remarks. Keep the new church at Camden, ever before you, please. *5 , Dennlt> ?i Hiirli Uiii ?-.? *' *1 conference with all that was needed Browning Home commencement exercises will be had Monday, May an, at 2:Ju p. m. ? Thomas Chapel A. M. E. Church Last Sunday was another revival day at Thomas. Sunday schooj. was had by the superintendent. ' : At H-.'lh nur pastor, Rev. 1 L. -Jj.. Gamble delivered a wonderful message. ' At 2:Su Rev. Gamble, family and Brother Alphnnsi .Inhnsnn t,. Kelton where he preached the annual ihanksgivihg sermon to the Odd Fellows. ... V At 8:OIT o'clock a lively, song hnd prayer service was conducted by Bra. - vV._J.?Juhnsun. Our pastor again Mr. David Jeter of Maple Ridge Baptist church worshipped with us Tuhday morning. _ ^ I^i'. and TVIrs. Israel Rice of Beaty's as Sunday night. Brother Rice gave. ,several spiritual selections. 'We ai\. always proud of such visitors. Mrs. Corrie (Gregory is still on the sick list- - Mrs. Moorhead 'and Maytie|d oT~ Union visited the sick rUUm oi -sis cer Gregory, Sunday afternoon, also Mr, iinf 1 Mrs David Jeter of Maple Ridge settlement. Brother J. J. - Jr jeter our delegate the district conl Pi'pncp i,pnmrt*?rl n vsnl^nrli/l pnnfpr. c-nce and much inspiration gained. . : : HONE A TATHoNEWS I l T? j' ?iindnv" was a~WDTid{rrful day at Liberty church despite the down pour of rain. The pastoi^ Rev, R. L. Rooinson, preached" a soul stirring sermon. Monday morning^ the^teachers prisingly entertained at Miss Maggie iJatchers~"Whtr-st*rved- le*i cream, anei cake, crackers and a iovely boquei vvas given to ?eaeh. one- present. - H was impossible for the guests to express their appreciation to the. host. Miss Ida' L. Eatiiher Jaid for. her .niuiti' guests Tuesday 'Misses McLuflin, Wilkerson, Shaw, Munday, l'a> ton, Wa'tkins and Vance and the?Me.y srs. Wilkerson, Vance, Datcher and Matter son, also Mr. Watkins. A very -Jelicious menu was served and eii joyed very much.. ' . The Women's missionary, circle met Wednesday at the usual hour with the president Julia A. Wilkerson in charge and a very inspirational program jwtn-rendered by Circle number one. Mr. and Mrs. John MaltTsuih 'and little son, Robert Ev of Level Land were the dinner guests of Miss Shaw Friday arid"the Misses McDuHie VV'iL-kerson, and Sampson, Munday, M. Hranch and Vance. Messrs. Wilkerson, Watkins an # .f VU.tTTOMO^ It iglll. A tai kiPBl, ami was won Uy Lilliah Wlieeler. - - : .. w . - .--V y - ansses nnaw, w-wcerso", ivicuume ana 1 Vance motored to Level Land Thursday and enjoyed tjte day very, pleasantly with Miss itelen Miiitn. " ' 'Miss:Goldie McDufiie left for her h'omt' in Orangeburg. Mrs. Janie Latimer and daughter,. Marian, attended the rally at Dunn Creek- last week. Mrs. Louise H. McGreer has opened on South Main street an ice cream -parkm- Stop' in-^and she will appreciate-your kindness^. ? Mr. and Mrs, Robert Pendleton and family accompanied by Mr l.ciinnl. gl'Min^ the people -of?ttfTbe] Church of Donalds Sunday. 1 LA'ITA NEWS Mis. M! Mi McLeod, of Florence, sister to the late' Bishop W^TJ, Chappclkv worshipped at Western chapel-Sunday (homing. Upon being present- 1 ed to the 'congregation she made a very impressive and timely talk. Sh? 'was the dinner guest of Rev. and Mrs. J 1:11. Alston. ~ Mrs. Ruby Wade, who has made | her homg. in the north for -several 'years is here visiting her parent*^,Mr, I -a?<h Mrs. Columbus Wade _J The death of Mrs. Alice Anthony ' , who passed to the great beyond last .Thursday morning was a sudden and h shock to the community/ The funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. I. H. Alston at the resi- | Idencf of her daughter, Mrs. Williaml] jMcRae, with whom she had lived for [some years. Jackson and Spears. un<dertakers, had charge of the remains. iMisa Alma CJreene is very ill at " I this writing. We hope for her la speedy recovery. - Mrs. Frances Piatt is at home again, after spending several' weeks in New Jersey with relatives and friends. ?1 ' MT CARMEL NEWS Sunday school has been changed f 1^0 o'clock on the third Sundays. The J I missionary ladies gave a tacky party Jit Rockforrl W ndnno/U.. A siek 4kW- -V?y?hope for -herai -spfefidy . recovery. v The boys of Mt. Carmel .tire plan-,.' ^ niny-to play^hnll thi< s<ia&-QP- They are practicing everv Saturday. M iss Nancy Tucker and a frijtnd of hers called at the home of their .parents this week.-" * A lieu Alumni Present* 13th Chair j'hc general Alumni a-ssoctalvm ol Allen university will present tlie'M'itli Chiiir" :i( (lie Allen university auditorium on Wednesday ?evening, Muy 28th. ueeording to? K. lllu'tilon, president of tlie as siu i.it in'i The admission is Hfic. CLOSINC EXERCISES * % Yon are cordially inivted to attend ~ tfie closing exercises at the Kindergarten (open air) May ,'50th, 4at 8:00 o'clock at 1027 ' College street. Admission lOe. - ? - ; ?^ A n n elM. I)aJ<ert teacher. MRS. KOSKMOM) CKATKF1 I. -Mr*. F. K. Kosemond wishes to thank the members of St. James AT M. K. church Who rendered tfie won-derful play?kjwvvn us. "Tin* Devil?ill. The^Cluireh'' at Wesley M. E. church .Friday,..May KHh ill interest of Mrs. ' ?? -Rosemonds cLub. This play was dtrec--? ? ted by Mrs. Kstelle Janerette -which -was hod rt St. .Tames.A. M.*E. church and was repeated at Wesley M. E." I.AD1KS All) OF W.FSI.HY IN ?" ' MEETING The I.adics Aid sm-icty and M is- ! sionary society of Wesley iVI . r,. church nu*t at the parsonage Monday evenhnr;?May Pith. ^-7-r? ?__? r?7 The meeting was called tTv'Tirder by 'he -president'. Mrs. Rosernond,-' who opened .with-singing led by Mrs. C. 1). 's: gCannon,. Scripture by Rev. J. F. F'age. . Prayer also by Rev. Page, after which, werntercd in a brief business sessioiv Talks were made by Mrs. Kate Hicks, Rev. Page,'Mrs. Rosemond and others. Song by Mrs. Cannon, mayor read ijy Mrs.Hxim^Jnhiksuii aiie.f Avhicli the "oil was called and dues~co 11 iVted. Then the hostess- Mrs. Florence Hart served the-- ladies -with 'a deli ions course of fruit -salad .and cheese straws,. elnvUen salad, and saltines, ' ce lea. ice, cream nrnpc-nhe. bkar-tirrj; i? \ tie mak i:s miafrr^rh. >v?Ti\tttN Kvi'ryoiii" is atlcnrteil to tin* wmfian whose liuir ,spurMm^--W4lh -I ust > r and?; beauty. I.altose Marvelous Hair (!n>wer will show you 4h>\1- to hate a luxuriant K.iowlh?_o.r..huLi:. iliat will he the envy of'all your friends, Long-, '. -beautiful hair in. abundance, stops falling hair, itihiny, scalp., rcsLures Kryy hair, to its. Natural color. Try Marvelous Hair (3rower at our e.xpetnu't ymii?uuuu'.v?hack TTTt tails, !?!/)() .jar only $1.00, -t+mHpttitf ami guaranteed. 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