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Saturday, May 24, 1930. CHURCH NEWS OF 1 , ^BETHEL A.M. E. CHlTR('H NOTES Bishop Reverdy C. Ransom to Speak At 11:15 A. M. Sunday * i Bishop R. C. Ranso^n, oT Ocean Port, New Jersey js our ne\\ly. assign ed bishop of South Carolina to take up the work of this district after the death, of Bishp "lohn 11urst.?Bishop Ransom is a great preacher and Comes to Columbia with a message that you should not fail to hear. The public is cordially invited to Bethel Sunday morning;?May??6th. Come, early that you may not be cl'oyt'ded! out .of a seat. L?? Sunday, May 18th was a splendid j /I Q \T CimJo.- 1 1 "" ?j. uuuuay scnooi was well attend-1 ed and the lesson period vpry godd.j Dr. Murph's sermon at 11:15 was taken from Exodus 14:10 subject "Old ?r Enemies. RrfBUiftg." Many lessons oi vital importance werp jpcliided :in the discourse emphasizing: on "Obedience to God's Command." The program hv the young: people's leadership council was very timely and-had tolling: effect for much good. The council, consists, of representatives of the Young: People's organization^ of all churches pf -"each denomination in the cily. Mrs. R. Z. Simons of 2nd Calvary. Miss Green, Mr. Roseborugh of 1st Calvary and Mr. E. Clark of Emanuo1 are the promoters^?*.' r At 8:00 p. m. the pew rally andnrncri-om J 1? ,?opuiiauieu uy mrs. Mary Williams proved quite a success, featur;th? thfc program were paper, by Mrs. -Rosa Mundle, paper by Mrse iViviar Walton, cornet solo by Mr. PaW Reese ^ and address by Prof. H. \\% Baumgardner on tbp gnhjoct nf "rifruntmiM Cooperatives." it was very gjood. Finally let the membership~an<l friends; remember the request of thfe bishop and the urgent appeal'; madtj by Dr.j Murph to "Stretch your Traces in ^^. rally?Sunday , nil lf . i May we do so even at a sacrifice. 1-? ' * - ST, JAMESTA. M. R; etHfWl! NEWS r i - >? ; At 11:15 Sunday morning the members of the above named churqh were jfMvored with a sermon by ReVV C. II_ Hedman. We tenjoyed having Rev/' Redman With us at any ;yid all times*. Immediately-after the^ morning set*-' vices the' members of- the W. H. add F. M. society assembled,.-. The. missionary society cannot fail with such a president as Mrs. Mary L. Phelps and her willing workers. They have splendid papers read in their meet-; ? Pings from time to time. ? At 8:00 d^lock OUf pastot'. Rev." ?_J. E. Dixon-preached a forceful sermon from the gospel according to Sit. Luke. The theme was "The pii blican'a Prayer.".-Iftr his-textr."mei^y" was < the leading chain. Our paator showed us plainly that there is no ' link which can come between "God'of ?^Holiness, God of Love and of Sinners v.... ~??-?? ? ' uut llicity. AH of the organizations are mow ing along nicely.' : The superintendent. Mr. R. S. Russell is not only training the adult pupils but also the smaller ones. On * last Sunday the lesson?was?hoauti Phelps. We were glad to have. Kliss Phelps do so. We were also glad to have Revs. Ballard and RobinsoVi to be present with us. A few days ago we accompanied our pastory Rev,--Dfoon, 4.0 Irmo?There. y he preached the annual sermon to thy Odd Fellows and the^ Household: of Ruth. The members of the'.^{ht?reh of which Rev. jCunningtram is?pastor, aritf the lodges did Put fail- Uj u*rtter,_U?Jfcafarrtis;". " ? ? I .; , . * . THE'JUNIOR MISSIONARY NKWS OF SECOND-CALVARY CtHKi'H I . ? Tbje Junio* 'Missionary society- was? ^entertained by Miss.Minnie Sutton on! " Friday, May Tffth. V | . .. . The president called Hie nTeTTfTTpr} rto Order at 5f30. The IpiVKflWB of-ithtL -last meeting Were read "followed by n , ^program. The program follows: I Miss Ritchie G^een, solo; Miss M. * -Sutton, reading. isL The meeting .was opened for busi-_ ness, The president asked all members to get their fancy pieces ready for the missionary convention which I meets in Chester.-; The next meeting will be held at the home o'f Mrs. Laura Goode Jones. ,5 JUNIOR USHERS BOARD MEETS The Junior Usher board met fit the church May 16th. The meeting started ~at 6:0fr rr. m. condncted by the presi dent, Mrs. Lewis. The prgoram was ift follows LtlCtle NeKhitt;?reading; 'Emma Kershaw, solo; Juliet Raiford, .Talk. We adjourned to meet at the church May 23rd. AIT members are -aakedtn hp present at 5:30._ ^ RIDGE_HILL BAPTIST CHURCH . 7 ; NEWS ~ Jtr * . . ' . v vVors; Work! Work. We must; mehitk>n_our work in and around the ( _j Ridge Hill Baptist church. All s.tu-j ifents and .teachers are keeping very J - ' busy under the auspices of our honor-1 able superintendent, Mr. T. F. Hammonds. He is determined that one I ?would not ha idle and its seems that. - he means it. We wou|d feel that it_ was an in -' 's- / ' . C1 / \ I Tmn / 1 4 TA y-v -r ouu,iri LAKUL1INA ?-' " -,w. ' > /*? justice to fail-to mentioif a little tVb'rk of the B. V. 1'. U.. We feel that we luWe the best?president of ally unioii between the rivers. Mr. G. I). HuZ/.avd is always full of smiles and has the patience of .Fob with us. He D in iio aways selfish. Sunday,-May lSth hij turned the union ovcj tu the i'bie l' i i luh. ? XbUvtoo much caiAi he said of7this wonderful propria in that was carried .nit. Miss Queen R. Corley acted as "resident and I. mean she served us | Miss H. Greene read on the purpose >f the club. Miss A. Ktheredge spoke >n why go to college. We wer?e then jhappily favored with a trio by Messrs. ^Williams and" these young men can pnished singing the song "Don't You (Want to Go to Heaven When you |Die?" they left everybody in the I .church wanting them to sing again. 'When von wfinf V?on>- ? _ v~ 0111*111* Call dTi them. Miss Frances Smith | poke- on."Character "WlYich was ably I handled. A melody was Sung and Little* Miss ReitA Hammonds spoke *oh "Duty." This too was inspiring. Miss "R. Tv "RaiTdrTI is lmmp nffnr ~7 uinnths of school work ready to help is in any way that " she can. We are sorry to report thatr Miss T. Shfilh is improving so slowly. She hits the sympathy of the community. Her sister Krma left Friday May 16ht for?New JVSftrk. _. _ lunior choir wall meet Vv-: . lay night ".for. practice .at 8:0.0 o'clock. All members are requested to be present.,'*?, Miss A. L- "Merritt is home after a successful term ta Bcttis academy. When , you want to worship a kroUl) ?f .-SVoVkilWr vnnnu in""'" . r visit our Sunday school and K. Y.?ILt/.r Sundav school at ll)':0u a'ntl B. Vv I'.dh at H~?f> . We always Welcome. visitors.' The Ridee Hill hi eh school faculty is much missed in the Sunday school ~grrT:rhTTaf~i"s -uuUgTnt~tlm.y haif gTmrc to their. various home's."'" .7" ? FfBn*N AP \ !n'iMF?S * A FT KR JtKGKNT ll.l.NKSS Funeral- services for .Joshua., G. Bonaparte liiL who died Sal unlay, TVfpv llltli fliilowino- i> short illness were held Tuesday May I o'clock at St. Peter's A. M. Ey church" Cameron, where he was^ rHi}*iously atiiliated. The service was conducted by the pasthr, jieV; G. T. Coleman; sermon by his present pastor. E. H Met!ill of WiTliiMns Chapel A. M. E7 church of Granjreburgr. Whilst spending the Christmas holidays at home with h)s parents at Orangeburg Bonaparte taken ill. He had tentatively recovered Wtnjn,' three weeks ago ho again became a victim rof his illness which he' struprprled.-until the end came May 10th. He is surviverf hy his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T it " i?o ???? .... uvnu|;ai MA UI'UtnC4^, William. James It. 1 Hubert L., nil of Orangeburg; Caleb E? of Stanford, Connecticut; Daniel B. of Pittsburgh. Pa., nnd J. B.?Jyr. Of Columbia1, S. .;?JJsisters, Mrs. A una?Baekmon. Mrs. Evm < Rovand- Miss ATary"iBonaparte" of Orangeburg, S. j C. Tbe following rei ved as pallbearer* :?L thei? Rnvnn ".Tu'TiTis" A'niaker, .lames y,raust, .1 as* Pailor, Willie Hayes, CI ireftce Hou-i ser and George Brown., * Because of his friendliness and un-i i.isiia 1 persona 1 ity Joxhua-was held in { the heVrts of the citizens of ^Drangeburg to be very prominent until two veers ii"(> he bad been n student of Gdttllift university t where-he bad won] 'the respect and. favor of both faculty itttd s t ltd e n t~~bod y because .of his character and leadership. At the time of his. death he was a uieinher of the junior college class at the State. A. and M., college. It was stated by president Wilkinson of the institution 'that tip:*?faouly, student body'of the college'find the citizens of the. city, from whom He had won TOSnOCl. Illolll'll "I tie Urns of ha rmhUi student. It was also stated that he was a typical college student. both in" -suhula&diip ami extra rnrr.icnla activities; His class work evidence*} that his ability was not to ho excelled. Fur two years he was leader of the col "frTrc" athletics; being himself ~mr eri,vial>le athlete. . JFNKINSVfU# NEWS White Hall Church ?Sunday vyas u grcfttday here.?HnjV-r day school opened- the usual hour Avith--superintendent' and teachers in charge. . '' rtTxer w'Tncn a wonderful 'sermon was delivered by Rev. W. R. Bowman. The program on Friday night which was rendered by Mr. Samuel Smith and others from Allen ppivtfraity wa$| nitaJy?carried out to a. very large audience. ' Mrs. Ethel Dansby Gray of Barnwell is spending a few weeks withJ *fcer 'parents. ftU. ami Mrs. Willlk?os of Winnsboro were the guests of their parents Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. .T<nme? _T?pberni a?a Rev.' J. J. Jackson of Rookman were the' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .Kenney- Wednesday . . -Prof, and" Mrs. Isaiah M. Martin of Chester were tho week end_guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. ,F. Harper. _ Saturday afternoon Green~Brier hoys" tMflyPrt" thr+r wittr .Tenkinsville the1 scores being 8-2 in Jejjkinsville's favor. " On Friday June 6th at eight o'clock p. m. there will be a play given_ at White Hall school entitled the "Rpad to the City." ? " J V . Y THE PALME MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH OF MULLINS . ? Sunduy, May 18th was a gjoriou'x day at Mt. Olive. Our pastor reports La pleasant trip to Anderson where he attended the Baptist State convention. Sunday school began the usual hour -wun UU the teachers punctual. The lesson Wits reviewed by Prof. J. S. Roberts. ft. tiplendid crowd worshipiped at our Church Sunday and Rev Brooks preached a very interesting and soul stirring sermon that went lover the top with the Congregation. The Temple Working club of this | church mot i with Mrs. Tjjlie Wuavt1^ ' ' 011 Church street. The Star Banner club will not haw its weekly meeting on. account of tinschool closing'^xercises^ , 1 j_ Rnroute to Mullin_a. Friday Rev. .1. | L. Brooks had a very exciting aceh dent when for some reason his car faijed to work as it should causing him to lose oontrol of it Which'resulted in lja_little damage and~injury of his arm l.-i *' ^ nut. 11 Was not serious, j IN MEMORY OF MY MOTHER i I Branchvine. ?s. tfir,-inr- , . 7T0V, members and friends/ it affords "me no small pleasure to say a word to_yau all in honor of this Mothers' I Day. This day has been placed oilrecord for every living person to celebrate. great and small. ^Ss I look lover the congregation, I see small folk wearing white roses and ! look j giving us to know that somebody has ja mother. No greater day .could we i celebrate than Mothers' day. Thq ! 5th commandment is the 1st command j ment with promises, * therefore the world over celebrates this day. To" I my memory came a vision tjbat my I heart can never forget at my mother | with her lender care for me for the j face uf years gorgot.cen, still remains II see it yet and her brow"Feflects-the , light of Calvary and the tear drops ^how they glisten when shc*-tolrtMtnj of : hi>t Invw .Twin tHu-umoV of 1QV , dear mother full of love and sympathy,. that so often cheered and coniI forted my heart When sad and lonely ! I felt the neetl of .lesns and her emir. ' HlUllfprUyt}!' fW-IHe led my wander-ing footstep to my father's house. Tho my mother hnn departed still 1 feel heV spirit '.near, as she plead before die h/a^enly 'Flat Wit's thfrone | for me and" her prayers my life shall I answer foivl long to meet her there, i I lotlf* to SPO tVlQ Climoi * -1-* _ V..V v/iii win; uuux n I ; tpe far His?awn. I shall?meet' my j dear mother bye and -bye in the ' bright eternal home beyond the sky. 1 She is with nry .Savior now with tt | frown upon her brow. I shall meet ' my dear mother bye and bye. Sallie K. Montgomery. 7 " ' . NINETY-SIX NEWS ^? ' " | Churfh services at both Bethlehem {and Mt. Pleasant on Sunday, May IN _wu*r? a 11 that heart-could wistat?with. iTU'vs,' A. T.'Uixon and J. H. Burns, pastoYs M""tbeir respective posts of duty. - ?:??1The B. A. Union of Greenwood j county will convene In Yts 2nd quarterly union on Saturday," May 24th Mt. Lebanon B. A. society. I^resi irfwit J. E. Smith- presided. 1 In our last week's writing we mentioned the beginning oiLthe closing I exercises of the /Ninety-Six high under the principalslpp of 1'rof. K. FT" [Johnson. On Monday-night, May .12, I to a crowded house. Mrs. Mattie- L. I Jabber, who has-charge of the pri;rnajjy-dcpaiiJiitniL,piusentud-a-piny in " four acts on Tutesdav nio-ht Mo., t > ? ...... A.). Mrs. G. A. Parker, teacher of 2ml and 3rd grades presented a Flower ; pageant "All in the Garden Fair."1' * I Wednestiay flight" A1 is. P. Morse " I teacher of the 4th and 5th trades, presented a play in one act, the "Jour ney of life." ^ 1 Pri .Thursday night, Miss 1. I\T. G. \\ illiams, teacher of the Gtli and 7th grades presented a drama in three acts. , On Friday Prof. K. F. Johnson, and Mrs'.'''Ethel PeTrin "presented a declamation -yontest and finishing* exercises. This concluded one of if?,, most I inspiring school sessions in the hi>jtory of. our town. her home in Anderson:? Mr: John Butler left on Sunday I'uF Cincinnati. Ohio- where he" irons t.i : make his future home.?^ ' Miss?Bertie Callmutj?mts" xrf- the I leading students of the Ninety-Six " high school- left on the 1 3th for- Orange New Jer^g^' visiting her aunt, Melzetta Stevens. , . in i i u IV? ft IX tv|>V S t ^ Rev. 44. !?' Gray, Mr. E. W. ~F?ritz Mrv Arthur Johnson and Prof. J. A. " Ford motofed to Cordover to witness the anual -sermon of the Prince institute on Sunday afternoon, during which Rev. Gray showed himseff as n master. ? . ' r...... .. ?? Plans are being completed for the ; Commencement exercises of St. MatI thews high school_ which tyill take .1 place from May 25th to May >30th.. Rev. M. J. Jackson will preach the annual sermon at 3:30 o'clock Sunday pfternoon, May 25th. All exercises wil] be in the school fiiiHihorinm pYrrnt tha-iflUnual mencement which will T>e at Bethel | A. M. E. church at all of these exercises the admission will be 10 cents. I Misses Justine and Marie Caldwell 1 were home spending some time with 1 their sick sister, IMiss Hazell Caldj well. ~ - - - Eh*. E. H. McGill with some of his good people came up Sunday aftcr: noon and preached a ^wonderful sermon for us. Ryy. J. " w. .TucK^nn Tins thrTTraror on a move, we are talking new church Rev. Jackson had a drawing- of the church and all of- the mefhhefs and -friends seem to be anxious to~see the !new church go (up. ~ - 1 Mra. Ellloff"whrley md daughter, V ' .' * in i 'iirwrfiKiiftiUTr < TTO LEADER ^ ^ J an it>, inotorcd to S.umter on' business. Mr. John Taylor who Jives on Mucks1 Hill-entertained royally on Thursday nigbt, May 1.5. Mr. Franklin -Mitchell was., home-visiting relatives" aiid friends. Air, Mitchell is in tin- 'sophomore classaft (dartin college. "Mitch" l quite a manly boy. Mr. and-Mrs. -James Coker atteii-, Black well where Mr. Cokei* has a nciee that finished from the Blackvillc high school., ,.v. Mr., Hptiry. Wright is home spending a while after being away quite ^?u hilc. _&1 is.s A. F. is nil jn smiles. .( \ mi i.i.inht nr:vys ? Promptly ~nt H:3.0 Sunday morhing" the Sunday, school of Kbenezer A. M. K. church n|>ene<l ill due form by the superintendent, Bro. J. \V. F.ord.-t'lass Numbor-2 was taught by Sister KIlen Pickett, took tile barmer. -? j could be expected. After the sermon three persons came forw'ard and united with the church. At two o'clock the remains of. Sister?Lulu?Rethe a. , <nufc'&f rthe^ faithful?nieniluna of?HlnMify.or WMR-laid to rest in the Norton's cemeteiw-i The funeral was preached by the pastor.; Aside from the other songs ren-' dered,?a- beautiful -solo was-sung by Sister Ruth Prcuslcy. one of-the-mrrrr-? bers of the church. Miss . A. B. Pic-j kett presided at the Organ. I On last Thursday the entire school "facrrlty?and?a few?other friends? thy city were invited to Sandy Blutf on the little Pee Dee river to a big fish .fry. K; was- stmnsuredby M r. | M" i I liam V a u gh n, Mr. Akotand^rT Reeves?and Mr. Napoleun Hodges.: The Rt. Rev. M.>H. Davis, A. M..i Dv I)., bishop of West Africa and a.j part of Kentucky was in this state' Ihis Aveek end and preached-on Sunday night in Kbenezer church to : ! crowded church., UV \\ajit to tliank Rjev. L. Brooks j, who is pastor of the .First Btl|llisi| vluifch here for, liis hivseiice TSu'mla\ | night anil for having early services] so his people co.uld -coiiie oyer.-and bear the bishop. "lbn:-p-n+rrrr ni O... . i 1 out Sunday alternouiv to tfie service.-j, rendered in l/ehalf of the school. Ib-v-rj*, W.' P. Williams,'^ pastor of St. '.Pa.il I j, Haplist church ie|>oits having a tine-trip* to the Baptist State conventinr \ which was held in St. Paul Baptist j' church, Anderson. On last Tuesday Mrs._Lhiisy J'hompson . invited the faculty of 7fhy*,-l 1iglrj. school 'to her home for djniier and to soy that it' was a line one. would bej expressing it in ii mild form. She Li truly knows bow to i [itrrtuitr Many nici tilings wcte heard over the radio. A-R?left feelilig that they bad -bad? a-*-, guild '.time. Do -that again, Mrs.,,., Th??mpgo": - - ' i! GUKKK NEWS Siuiday was a hi^h day?at Bethel I; A. M. E. chinch. At 10:00.the Sunday^ school opened with 'a lar^ ^natyfd-of-^ young folk. Prof. M. H. Thompson;:* was a visitor and. spoke encottvagineI'y to the. Sunday^ school. ??; ?JU At 11:00 o'clock as the choir march-<'t etl down the aisle singing-."Holy. Holy;. 1 Hq.ly," our hearts could j.eel the nroj' of the Holy Ghost burning upon the i altar of the Lord. u The pastor preached' a wondertul soiuaon ... ... ... t>ue to the inclemency of the wea- 5 Lher The crowd- was-somewhat sniall.-ij ^tfuiU-a.-nnuiheoi'u v.'(1r'hip jt pe<l with us Sunday. Also a bunch!( from HiEh . Point, namely Mr. and 1 Mrs. J. \V. Bellenger, Mr. and Mrs; > l.eete, Mr. "and Mrs. Chappelle, Mrs. 1 Bel Longer is the .handsome daughter 7 of Mrs. Janie Maxwell. While Mr. ( Bellinger' is the son of the late Ho-'] here Rldloneor. all of which arc nveni-.'.] hers of BethoTT . ' Also Mr. aiul Mrs. Wilson Kirki inJi inf niece .of;,iSpartanburg and,' Mrs. R. K. Bethea of Wellford Avr-reH visitors Sunday afternoon. J' 1 Messrs. Edward Turner, John. "t?.!' Green and S. G. "Benjamin of New! York are visiting friends of Greer.. t W e a re so rry df the continued ill-'i ness of Mr. Robert Anderson and- M rs. j' lioria M iller. a 1 s,(; reeent illness-of.' Miss ftddis-'Heflenger.' Our?prayers I are out for them. ? MT\ CT:?Tr:?('allnnm?rrf?44-f-ewtviiie?x spent a few bout's ~wttb tris* inert1. * Mr^" Ollu- I.fiwto'n. Monday, Mr. t'al- ' Houn left for Suniter Tuesday to be- i gin work on a large building there. * He .is one of the most successful plasterers of bis."town having worked at ? thp trade for over twenty-Jive years. ' RIDGK SPRING M1\S> . j Miss Erina Smith left JhYiday . for. New York where shd summer. !; ' '.ft i ffig/.i ^ Messrs Arthur and Osca^Afer^Mg j, Sunday. . " "V^vT i.liss Jessye Hammond returned to i her home Sunday after spending a,"* week in.Orangeburg with her sister: 1 Mrs?* J. A. Dor man. Mrs. Marcie' Anderson. Aiken, is ,1 sptmding seme time with her daugh-f ter.t Mrs. G. L. Crawford. ( p,)hy v Bnif'Td fr- ' " '-"yj 1 from Latta where she'had a success ful school term. Mrs. r?uby Peay, daughter, Cleo, brother Augustus Il&zzard, (Columbia spent the week end with parents, Mr. Davijd T. Bethea. Columbia, was the happy guest of Miss badye Hazzard Monday and Friday nights. < Mr. Nelson Davis has returned , "to 1 Hampshire. New York, where he will spend his vacation. ' " ~ ?HQtlTtf n few siefr onew-aeeintho-a community. Mr^ Wilson Morris and Miss Theresa Smith are improving slowly, - - J., ' Mr. J. A. Dorman and Jessie Wil-1 ma are spending some time with their j grand mother, Mrs. Alice Hafnnionds. r ~rr? : ."f?? ??? . &.r. ' . ' r * i-i v _ .. s I ' ;/ 1MON XI^VS (-hurehes vi-fr? :ril vrntt at teiiTpHr on Sunday. l>ti>tiii<**Tii eharife were at ?rl- ?)i?t \ . - ~ Mother ?. I la> |'i "!;.i an,, .il uT|i X. M f^i?*.*4?tl! ? it \ 10 . ?? l'il!v (.11. tied wilt I III; 'V. J' |T7T||- (?(. ' ! Ml M, I/. l.olnu.N. \v. Hi ;.r r;t. i'..ul titt ehureh ^s iiriw ai. home wild*. tin* madam turd jittle'ones. 11is wV>r1\in? up the rneniWrship of .Vt; I'aul. A BihljejU play \S rti >|m<|j hiv'?p|'4<>M|. ti-tl at this church urtiici MniVrvi in^ wl Mrs. i)ij.'i's.' ./ >""_M ' I- 1 |i till n tAViiyTTor . sv-i-ei at-- aiH-tf+t-h--?--K*?Hitch rat . her huine t'wTTfe dcli'vht ..I' her chil " i *'h. iVi r. uiitf?Mi-.?\\ . 11 Inee?tt >- ant lir. ami M i s. Montgomery, l>,r. .;-ne ^Ali'S. l)aw kin-. ami Mi-- (iainj\. i ifen-t aTfithrrs Uu-V in I>;n4i+tf lnn , (in- hometown 'of Mr. . .Mont-..,,an i , anil M i- . (iamly. Mi ii.iIkt.s_ ami I'r it-tMt-- of 'orintl, Baptist church-ale |llwi>eil to note thill Kliw I'alcii is son|i*\\ |iat improvcd.---llc?had the n-i-' mi 1 yr^;. ' h,?h-l-f ill tin* t*y c. w ith a pier,- of -wood, Yii l< cutting. . ? Rav. Mr. RIack w ar.abijiier. fuest ?t tin- lioino of Mr. ami Mr*. .JuineRogers on .JIamlct strict. Row and -Mr ; Ij^^i?,.|UII| ; rnrWm'r \vpre dinner i'ii<-t- at the . home of Mr. ami Mrs. M. (\ .\hKi-sick on lhniirlus street'/ M. Ar> T.' is vratafu.r to Miss 'Kiln Wallace for nice straw' ln iri<--. al.-o a Leautifui ,-wcft hunch TIT sweet" teas for- tin* church: Ilea--,. do m-i lurjivt dowers for. the pulp.it i-a -'.Sumlay. ? ? The InV.oK ~uT.il.- i,i ?ttt:?H?T~: |).V M |'S? .?A. /)11, a ,*i ,-rt:?n?tnut-^ appreciated. M ti?iija _!?I - i>> ?M.*: iIh-iI?;i fi u -t la\ - utter a ,*4>ui't HIm*ss. I'-incYal -*-i \ ices were hcM at lii, A M. l-i. /Ion htTrrtr* of which he was a faithful ' .ember. Raster Kotnux J<pokc eoiiimetulahly of tin* christian life'.oT th deceased. ' * ... Air. Cljcoriri* II. Oct/.<*,!. wh'it.*,, died j early Saturila> iinrriiiinv alt*-i 'a foil I ila\ s w ork. " w ra pp.-il I In- dispell,-. ,,f i hi.- com-If aliout^ hij m ami I:?nI . 1.. w i ;., j pleasant tltvum ' A*-\alnahle -.-it i j aiicl depeti'dahf rhnr- li man. a l iiemlj to liuiiuiiiit>* ft r.v;ai ilh* of. ra. <* ej j i'.-i i-i'il, 1 ' ?* / Uiat'eS* of t lie ? l'.-1+i-il . .. t o*.I ' i7i | ney..* :.?ttkif.\::'ltr.. laiiintj'?>t the" A ~M f /. puT] cliuicli u itt~ pi'ea h Ml. liar, ala |, r at ; sermon ^lu. the a^uiitovis'un "if -S'iy.s ! I'iph school ' Sijiiilav afti-i floors. Mm ! -hj h. M rs. A11 u*rt a Ri.1-1 Ham,-.'- pie *-o j FUit a ptTTy^the?^Uorul to the ?"44-y--.\ihV | the Seventh. tfiaili* mmils. All, lit 1 lie iJsiyrl Vtet'e lei'e .' mill i itfrt PTiTTT desei \ i'< s|leeinI incut inn. ( This etui?' Miss Alherta's work?tes' a'|: tear her in I'nii.n m-Iim.,1 . h,;nr>- .iiiini* ; rrfiphrtstR has hern latd ?.li 'ti?-r- <':>\J ilu-W.ry. . !? Ihui't tills.-, seeing thf Uihliral ill.i | ma' .at St. 1'aul " ! <!. ,!, h?Ma . i lIUlli at ?s:till |>: m. The (life i- "(.In-! U oiiieii ill' tin* llihlt;." -Jlilie . rcvivaj . niecluig u.ll hee in lJ St. 1'aul till- first Stinfla.w. in .|,iinV. ! Rev. Myers at Columbia will. preach.' ft>nu* aud-jiclp-Htrt- -win thr-vvvrrhf; f. i Christ. - ' ' ' 1 ?ILixs 1 >ura A, ll:n>ly. ha>?ylo.-ed 'a 1, ,'i. ry successful schaiij t.i'i ju in Spar- ' ;atihurg county where sin- liar .ta.ivh't. < 'or several successive years. JtJ T HKLTOX XKtVti j The C.lQsinjr-exercises ofl'iiion high school were unusually'good a?J well lttendtfd. t)n Friday night. May tUh ; >?yui'h'on K'hovv via, mi'i: ! i . J.A1.L-. ?orrie K." \Vatkinsv.a iiiiinhvr ..f w jii;,*adies were present and 'lauded the , sewing departineiit. On Sunday. .May 11th the baeealaurente serhVoit \\a- : >reaetied FTy the prmeipal.,. liev . V" i'urtwright. On Monday night. May : 12th a' iday was staged hv 'Miss \f I4 \\ atso'n. t.lii'. 1". liy:l is li t?-;n hi;i' wliicli, Aas "llt r Sw-p II u>baiul ' .! May l'ilh aimtlu-r plat way |nr:?*u ,t'il by i'lol. .), iIJi-i-K . wliii-|i |.i'u\r.| IUJ In*?\ vi'y? ul. \\ ila> . li^lit. was t bt-->* ratluat iuv lii;.'It!. . I In-' . ali-tlii/turiap aiMii--: w.i- di-livn ni i>v ?Mi.ss I:aura \\ >f '?Iri?!v*.a i>J m | acwa IT, Florida, the saint atonaii. Mi?> ll!r lif .Mil ?< Av. 11 m Au.'l.i I !:, Irt'jis "ti# tin* ui??iiiiiatt'V wa- viitt-n I \ Iti-s. K. I... I^i'binsuii ,,.r \\ 11liaiiu-1 ' ii, ?1?) tlii' i: J ' itiun !i I ITi-To. I'll.' boll: r W a; Iillcd**i it 11 - till I in. S apafits. Ala"\ hi >'riiiin nl w 11iii- , it i a'ii>-'?t'rnin tin- i-11 x <\ilm *'ci| 111.. t,;-? asii'ti-aiimii^ whom \\t i ? I >n "tla> m i sufi't'ssl'ul 11hy ^iri^rrr~Mi?tt?it.it.?aalfs a lxusini'ss tnan ami otlu r-T. KlfViMlst-mli'iits ifit'iv fil liiy b -si'Imm >| ii-plbinas from (hi- iloparl mi-nt.- Tlitv-i- . xerrisos niurkftl t lu.- rbivitur "1" a sin-' fsful war's?work?timhr Tho?t>l im ?alship pi - L'rot. I'. A. ("urtw riiiht: Sunday. Ma> l_Sir|iaJ^u. ,>tt;j > il-t'W Hblit' Huptisl rhiiPrli \\?mv t^i'vat pJu- pasU-r. II \\ Strwni 1 if tit Ill- nt bis host. ~ yoUixti.Mi (^f^M.on ? . i.iM D Q^^Vyfntirrttirm-^srrvirrs?wrrrrn?li.l.l " UunJ"- visitors were present, tys.s J. I,. Payton spent the uvek 'till in Greenville with dun aunt Prof. J. 0. Recks a'nl ' y.>_A..(Martm notored In Pendleton Randal e\enin-\ Mrs. Josie Lat'timer. wif*. of Mr A. II. I .at tinier.' lia-^ I teen Vivk for . iumc time! Her lm.nv-friend* are [topinp: for Tier a speedy reedveyy, Mrs. Rosa I lodges. Mr. :iml Mrs.^w.i M. Martin, of Greenville, Maud .Saliva n of Greenville spent Sunday with', Mr. "ado >lr*. M. If. I ,at 11 mri1. ? ? m Mg,, i IN Mh*M<>Ul.YM ? In sad but'lo.vinfrnuenioj-y o_f Ch'as^L S. Killinffsworth. who departed this life in New Yorl? eity. May 2-lth. IP2R. two vcArs aco today. Of nrtran (in?pu;to ' "Vni .b And those who thirwf of -him. ; Are "those who love h|ni best A'e. who luSiil you. sadly miss you, As it dawns another year. ? | h f VlA IflRplv Vinfvw* /if rhopghtsr; of you ar<*->vi*r near,Try jr r-y 1 : - pi .y.J-- . - _ , i . page five "" ' . .Aithuurh you did n*ft npeulc, Ami \""u ill.l hot, fcay koocT bye. " U'u know yotir thoughts" were with u* When you were culled t,, die. j-niie by t.iie, enittily Ues.aie broken, . I ' 'lie b\ one, t lie V UI.e bid >.'d ubov>, I onie d.i\ lb. re *\\i!l I >r. v. eel |eiiruon, < 'in e ae/am Willi, t-bo. . w e |..\e t roiii Mn.-. ojd world ol y.nu aiii| ^...ir L T IV. t he end of peace an.f it't. * t.'iie loved one hu.s j?une, * , ' li te lnj hay k'iJiid- eternal re I ,.M is I .exit' I Si Til I . and' " ? - J. MOI.IXA f ,\K(nrii:( r j 1'init- TtuI SfiViit iniiy . ,i J* i; I 111 !l! ? !> ufi iim t '! I i'|. ' 11(1 I .. ,\lr|'nM< Ave. ()i ilif, S Kxj.au L iilui It i--I'f.l ' 'f1 y I?? | ?itiI' 1' U ( ) N I'.- -brrS*?-y I'Yipps' U;i fiery Service? ? I >1 riuln.i ii ^ li I (iuiilii I'1 II ? _rg. i'.y '<)av ip i >, Kvi'ui ils . c;ivi; 4,\s a tiiiAi; lil.'t ijiuly Si. . -?Oilutnliki. S. ('. k-rRoi ixs;" .N > ^ ^ u*i % '-j-- ; ; -V -l.AKDS Oilier lluiirs .riuHif i h;ur a. ai. 4-r*if lv tM t it i ,o-a'.'iu j?. ai ' i,, x I*. ai i:c-- >:r. JM ' DivC. I']. Stephenson ^ _ - . I'l'> iii|| illlll Sill full . -... ' l?i?i ;i-?* ul V\ oiiu-i uii.il- < liilit:?.ii A % t " * mil v r._ ogifi-:- - . ; i;-i-i,Tnv--.- _ j/ "'"HT7: TA-i-.ein.rily SI*""""- | ; ta I i.il.^.st. ' "'-t&L' * lluiii A: n 4.-. , imi 1' Ai L DR. II. I) n.MU'KU Surgeon Dcnfisl Fiiliny::.. ;u i i'ii-I'Juiii'r>?n iii? 'lutl/i-t s??ni hi i'*ii\Vr.Tlr ~ . _? A Si'"X'lAl.Pr-: ? :? I J ? I: ! ^ \\ ;?r-1?111L^' I ?* j M , I "in.IllTAR. II. II. ( oolT.U ?:? O.mM : | - t: i f' A I Util i<-i> lii.f'ii O-i'tH-v, . A, . off !lc;>V i UIU (I..1.1 .(_Iiuiv.v4i??IT iiRri Wmlv ;? lA Spueinliy f Oilier t'luHK- R-U'tr, I?1 J5 W'ar.irmyt'.ii^l ' .. lifsiiifiuv *1 *Ti??iiv 01 HfHri'1 Htm n sv-?~4 ?'TiTt'plRmcs: s ::? A. Al. 1.1 7 *110 r. *M. niTier IHM I lit-Mik-liee bX.'.l - Dr. I). K. Jenkins in vi 1ST ~ ' illillK's;-_L'j;iU's. Cl inMix nlul? Sifmlny'Jiy A pp.-.iiit u:i n( V I I i : ' ' ' I "i 1 v * < a . 1.1 i , . i1 A 1 . - i1" 1 It yiUk'i-Ory. j 11 : fWS Wa-hiii^T ii .St... ..Crla, -S; C. I)K. L. M. RVNIKIjS l'li\ and Surut on ?' , i Sjifci.*! Altciilii.il iiiv'tMi iii-iuM* -tlf Women-. t) f I h'i" , Kc-aJ.oin-f I 1V\ 'jJj.'iu' 11 vitiu pi nil Mii'.t ' DR. J. (.. STl-TART 1 ?l . a t i L11 S. * " 1 t 11 - !!: I It- : it .mi't., I ;uti l\ M " . ti. 1)11 In > t?? .!' Jd, . U.iIka ilTl'd** CM t ice-: . i lii-.-.idi-iu t*: -<> !?> l av I-1r St . . 11 1 7 i'nic St. ' - ? 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