The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 31, 1930, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Saturday, May 31, 1930
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| LHtlRCH NEWg^f
BETH EL A. M. E. CHURCH NKNVh
Delightful services were held thn
out tHe entire day Sunday beginnin>
in the Sunday echool; after a,splendi(
study of the lesson with Bishon Ran
son, uri Coit, and President Sims, u:
cur distinguished visitors, the bishoj
spoke in vrry plrnsiny eh,
ehilrden and at 11:15 a. m. preachet
a wonderful sermon which apparent
ly arrested the attention of every on?
as the very large audience gazed upur
him in his masterly maniVer from thi
rostrum. The text, was found in act;
19:2, "Have you received the Hol>
Ghost since you believed? et?5 Th<
Christian Endeavor program was car
ried out in the usual way. At 8:0(Tp
m. Dr. ET. H. Coit, secretary of mis
sions of New York City, preached i
powerful sermon on the subject "Tb<
Tragedy of Life." Text found in St
Luke 23:26,
The public was largelynrepfesenteti
with visitors and friends from the
city and other parts of the state. We
extend you a cordial welcome always
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ST. J AM Kg A M. E. CHl'RCH
The Sunday school was in full
cussion of the lesson by the teacher.'
? to the various-classes the lesson was
reviewed by Miss. Wilhelmina Johnson.
. At
11:30 our pastor preached a-no-ble
sermon. A large crowd was present
to witness the same.
. At 3:30 our pastor, Rev. J. E. Di%
. \QP and his congregation worshipped
at Antioch Bantist rhumb of wh:?li
the Rev. T. p, Crumpton is the efli?
cient pastor.
The A. C. E. league was held "at
7:uu o'clock and the weather should
?j make each and everjk one feel It-k-e
coming?out. The young people ,art
putting over a program for Christ and
the church. . ,
At 8:15 Rev. D. J. . Robinson doliyered
a soul stirring sermon to us
VVe are glad to have visitors at any
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! JONISSCHAPEL YOUNG WOMEN
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
f Mrs. Christina and Miss Adelle E
Green were hostesses to. the Y or
'Wednesday May 14th at their home
r.n Tobacco sireet. " ~ 1
The meeting opened at the .ysiia!
h7?tV^ hv olnr?inr?
||?M? ?/,T oui^mp, AiUVl w > I | iaM' imv
Tf vou." The scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. Labrew after whicli
Mrs. Green led in prayer.
The minutes of the previous meeting
having ~been read, the member?
responded to the financial roll,call
ten cents.. __
Miss Corine Gordon then perfected
plans for the play tp" be given June
2nd entitled "The road to the city.'
/Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Gerry, Mrs. TaylorTTftfis
Taylor, Messrs/Green, Sawyer
and Labrew were welcomed visi?
^tors. Each of the visitors , made very
(interesting-and encouraging talks. We
were also favored~ witha^talk by the
, ~ pastorwRey. J. C. Hunter.
The most interesting feature of the
meeting was?the?discussion .on?the
"Life of Christ." At this time the
. . members were allowed to express
their opinions about Christ and hi?
deciples. , , ; ,
. . At the close of the meeting fho hosdelicious
repast consisting of fruit
salad, saltines, ice cream, cake and
mints; ?
The next meeting will be with Mrs,
Hayes, Wednesday, June 18th.
A play entitled "The Road to thr
City" will be presented by the Y. at
I Jones Chapel A. M. E. Zion chllrch
on Jue 2nd. The public is invited.
FREE WILL*-CLUB
A very preditable meeting was -bold
by the members of the Free~ WtH
club, the fourth Sunday afternoon ir
the reeeption halt of the--Hden?C,
Brayton nnvilion' at Tfidgewood camn
After the formal devotional services
*. -report of the secretary and roll call
w?a hnH tn which the members responded
with dues. A short business
session was held at which time plans
were completed to begin a rally a
. mong the members and other suppor.
ters of the club. It is hoped that evety
one will contribute as much as
his or her means will allow for:
Every "mite" that you'll contribute
Will help to save on'e life,
Will help to make ohe's burden light
\\*htr ie the sufferer of great strife.
=Hoae_cftiLwe prove that we love God
Or prove our~CKri&tlun worthy 1
Unless we do the will of God,
While the inhabitants of this earth ?
_} So we beseech you every one,
To contribute with a "Free Will," ..
Knowing that God's blessings are for
Those who with simplicity give.
T^he next meeting will Be held the
fourth Sunday afternoon in June.
RIDGEWOOD CAMP
The Seventh Day Adventists congregation
held a devout ? prograrr
with the inmates recently. The bibb
study "The New Birth" ttfUfiltt bj
their missionary leader, Mrs. Frances
M. Summers, wps very impressive
instructive and greatly enjoyed. _
Wp regret that~Mrs. Marme Sum"
mers, tlTCti?organist, was unable tc
accompany them but Hue""Tn~TBnes*
she did not. . v
The youhg people of Ridgewooc
Eau Claire with their leaders, Misses
Castell, Annie Lee Martin and Lillic
Dreher, atduent.s of the grammar'do
partment of the bbofeer^'uS'liintflflT
high school, rendered a very delight
ful program with the inmates pn th<
? first Sunday. Between twenty am
thirty of the younger set made up th<
? . program.
Rev. J. Dinkins, of Atlanta, Geor
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WOl'TII (UiOI.lNA
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? Km who has been conducting a two
weeks' -revivuj meeting at the Kulge^
j wood Baptist church of which the
r \ Kev. L. E, Dennis is paster paid se1,
veral" visits to thg^ajrip durmg the
,,cbur?e of his stay. 1 jj>. feft a very
sf instructive" message with the, inmates
j on Friday. " - sw
, Till' |i:i 1 icut . am ghid In li >U..i?
i1 nurse, Mrs. C. H.. Pleasant, who iias
. been away for two weeks, back- agw+m
. Watch ?the Leader for the announce
J nient of the radio funds
ST. ANDREWS A. M. E. CJIL'UCH
L| ??NEWS "
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4 -Sunduyr-Mny 11th was a high day
in.St. Andrews A. M. E. church. This
[being our second quarterly conference
1 our presiding elder. Dr. T. J. Miles,
L_preached at 11:00 o'eioek- aV^n-.-- De
:Was just from Baltimore where he atjtended
the funeral services of our.deI
ceased Bishop .John Hurst; so he e-nve
I us the history of the* services."
!l After which he spoke very timely
ubuui uu'r new hlsftflp, Rt. Rev. K. C.
llittnnum, whiih the MlMhopd appointed
II to 3ooth Carolina.
I The Mothers Day program was renl(dered
at 8:00 p. m. It was arranged
r bv our efficient I'hnir le.'iiler, I'rnf J.
i E. Smith. ^?? r*i
On Sunday, May 18th we had the
first call of our rally. All of the classes
reported in part." The total amount
reported is ?$220 72. The rer
port will he given .by classes .when
the rally is completed-fn June.
i KDISTO DISTRICT CONFKftKNCE
"" The u1l?We ilrstriet- convened with
: Jerusalem A. M. E. church, Wudmalaw
circuit, May 15. and hv VI o'clock
" had organized with Rev. L W. S. Ball
: and Rev. M. A. 11 ol 1 ins who ill some
ryspects can. he called a veteran presiding
elder, had a well-arranged program,
and had Rev. I. W. Wilborn,
; presiding elder of the beaufort disrict.
assisting him. The- ministers
of the, Edisto district were at the
conference ready not only to carry out
the program,-but to report in-such
~ a way ihat a presiding elder of qnv
~ stamp or age. would he glad to serve
with theivu. When the reports were
-til in^the money showed the neat
1 ?um of seventeen hundred dollars for
'dncatldn'. -
! This sum shdwed both loyalty and
sacrifice, for surely condition^ would
' rophesy?no such figures,?at?least
for this -time of the year.
It should he said to the credit of
the pastor, Rev. C. W. McQueen, and
his good people, that although this
' 's a difficult season of the year for
any kind *?f meeting, they had tilings
Tri good and splendid appreancp for
the conference. The presiding elder
Sc O Nlf O l?? !*? ???" -?
nu|)|iy in me pertormance
, of "his duty and seems never to tire
in service. The waiter preached to a
large crowd Thursday night, and the
Rev. George Mitchell preached Frida.v
night. Thi\s one .of the most he
neficial roectmgs?m-fhe history?tti
the district-"icTosiLsd~1ts sessions Fri'r
day.night.
Mrs. A. E. Gadsden, district missionary
president, Mrs. Emma Mcr
Queen, and Mrs. Maggie Alston were
)n hand to do what they could to as1
-rst. M-any thanks to. the people who
made the conference a glowing suc
cess.
I SUMTER DISTRICT CONFERENCE
OF THE NORTH EAST ANt
The Sumter Hdsli-iel' conference
convened at .Union station A. M. K.
i church May If) tu.vlxth; with Dl\ A.
P. Spears, presiding. .
Ii?*. Spears commented on the 22rd
Psalm anc|. spoke 'briefly of a real
success throughout tjie meeting.?Rev.
[ M. R. Mc Brule, preached the opening
h -sermon ami organization of the coni
i'erence Followed with?the perfection
, of an organizationentered into bus.
iiiess. Some . of . the ehurches ' have
i aid their full assessment while others
I haven't yet. As a whole the-district
_ showed a greater success thaii in Dm
T past. ^..
i The annual sermon was" delivered
- by the'-Rev-. J-S, Benn of St. Michael.
- Educattonah sermon by Rev. T. R.
. it..: ill-. o i-~
MWVV4K1UII \>i uuiuiivnic. ouuuay was
i -a high day in Zion. Sermons were
preached at 11:00 a. m., .?,:00 p/ m.,
5:00 'p. m. and 8:00 p. in. Among
; sdm<f" of the visitors were Rev. Ilern.
ingway, Rev. Martin, Dr. Wells and
Rev. David Sjrnith,-. .?
i The entertaining pastor and his
-splendid wife and people did. their
very best to malce it" pleasant for
_ the conference
, The following were elected lay dele
gates to the annual conference. Mr.
' M.= S. Sally, Mr. A. Q. Laws, Mr. J.
D Smith, Mr. Wisley Bradley. To;
tal receipts for education $f,O14.07.
HELENA -NEWS
Sunday "being a pleasant day the
1 church goers fibund thtdr way toward
- the church. Sunday ijchodl opened
' 10:80 with the sirperinftendent, J. S.
t Sanders, and the teachers- at their
? posts. At 8:80 Rev. R. A. Young
preached a wonderful sermon. We be-jgiri
to/"say didhTour hearts bum
) while the man of God talked by the
t-wtv. . . ----??
At 7:00 p. m. A. C. E. league met
I with President Jesse Marshall.
? Mr. Anderson Caldwell was in the
> Alt V 1 n dpn Viic i/rnnilmntluif *?rV?/v !o
- sick. '
r " yffwirfs aff welcomed Iff ttrown Cba
pel at any time._jrh&church is-waving
? on withsuch' men as Rev. Young and
1 Rev. and Mrs. Robinson who were
r1 al home last -week-??
The Leader is on sale at Marshall
- Brok; Store. f~J/ , ^
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Tf 13H> ASSEMBLY ST.
IX ' ~~ ZGREAT
MEETING CLOSES AT
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Charleston?Ebenezer Church of
this city of which I)r. R. S. Law-'
rence is the pastor closed u great
meeting of revival. They secured the
^ ivncs ui nev. vv. \). Vicente King.
-1 He is ? great preacher and- certainly
'knows hpw t?> -vrvirvh.
People from a]J parts of the city turnled
out to hear him. The large church
huikling could not laccompdate the
4 people at the meetings llmt were car-"
l ried on everv night fo>' thi-<?<? weeks,
i '.The- people wo.uldphave the church
.Tracked by seven o'clock. More than
i 75 persons were converted and many t
, j joined the different churches. He had
i; on Sundayfcevening a mass meeting
tor mrnHmfl hpyg p m ?n.l
>| they were there by the hundreds and
| at 4:00 p. m. he had the same kind
for the-women and girls. They were
{also in crowds. The meetings were1
| lives. It is said by many that he I
""fs the best that they have ever heard i
-I in a .meeting this kind.
MR. MOSES DINGLE. SR.. CROS-j
SES THE BAR
I At 2:20 Saturday-afternoon Mr.
Moses I4mgl?_ like a watchworn senLtenal
on Zion>'s wall fell into a dreamless
.,?leep. Mr. Dingle was born at
.Davis Station, Clarendon county, lived
there all of his life and was engaged
in farming. He was a member of the
Laurel -Hill . A. M. E. church, a' broad
hearted consistent christian, a kind
husband, a- loving and sympathetic
'"father of eight children. He was twice
married, first to Miss Ophelia Lemon
next to Miss Janette Platte who survives
him. Three children preceded!
him to th.? r?wm?n U " *
[sisters and five brothers.
DEATH OF A CHRISTIAN MAN
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This gis about my dear old grand
how and goru* toheaven.
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i He has eight sons and one daughter
living. Thirty one grand children
^nnd three great grand children.
' He died May 7, 1930, was buried oil
May 9th, about 3:30 p. ni.
| His funeral was beautifully -eoudue?ted
by Rev. J. H. ToaTtey?the pas|tor.
Dr. F. Y. Pressley, .white, and
j Dr. James .Pressley, white, pastor
j of the A.- R. P. church, Jtalked of bis
l ?C; ' "
Mrs. Rosa B. Toatlcy sang a solo,
'|"No Burdens Vounder."
j He was around one hundred years
of age.
i Grandfather is gone
To his heavenly home,
II He is there to rest
[Whet^ it ia-b&flA . :
Tie once was a slave,
But now in his grave .
-Not- Tho?soul, v
'But his body lies cold.
On his casket too was at rest,
, For he God has blest,
He will meet friends hand in hand,
' And join the happy band.
In heaven he will dwell,
un.:u it? u??l.. ..o
I nut: tut: iifuvcmy I
tl kno\y his crown is bright,
As the mommg light.
We miss his laugh and talk,
I We miss his smile and walk,,^-' [
(We misB his lovely facp ^ 1
For he has left tfiis lonely place,
I We miss him every way,
| Both night and day
But we hope meet him by and_hv j
I In glory on high.
There he'll meet his loving wife,
! In eternal life, I
There wjll be joy forever,
Sorrow no never, j
Grand daughter,
.... __ Roberta Beatrice Ellis.
PLOYDALE CIRCUIT NEWS
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l Sunday was a high day at Zion A f
-,M, F- rhnrrh, At *>: 00 o'clock the
- Sunday school was opened i>y_ the j&u?r
pePintendent &nd. tne lesson was,
, ty benefit of all. After
i which the pastor, Rev. B. W. Ran- (
! some, gave us a timely review. At j
11:00 o'clock the spacious auditorium
fv.as about filled to the capacity to
^ister^to t^e sermon which was do
wore reeeiv?fj thff nhnrrh nni| jYtlir
baptised. After services the pastor
-rand family enjoyed dinner at tho {
borne of Mr. and Mrs Vloyd.
j At 8:30 o'clock the auditorium was
again full of people to listen to Bi-'
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innaboro Road 2 blocks from I
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e Month of J mie C
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lot in any part of 'tin
12^00. After June
VIo half lots sold duri
inged to suit purchaser. ^
from the Cemetery.
~ AtmW To -eo.
H. Hampton, Ag
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shop Monroe Davis, bishop of. West
Africa and Kentucky, who was rn~thei
state and decided to give Rev. Ra"- I
some a short visit.
At the close ofthe service Mr. I., i
Davis presented Mr. (Jeorge Runsome t
to. .make the presentation speech and
deliver the offering which was coJIec--(
ted by Stewards and-trustees, lie did
it 'with eredit lo_bini?iclf. Then came *
Mrs. Katie I'ogue and presented .Miss"!
N'ru.E. Ran some to do Irke wise for
the stewardesses n.ml ?? .!' '
she did with very fitting words, which
closed the' .program. After?a wiRm-hand
shake from the people "to the 15
hjshop Rev. Ransom and- family and
the bishop motored"to Mr. and Mrs.
I.yde Brown's" where _ a splendid re- *
ceptiotii was prepared.- Others present
worp~~Rey. -.I- Ur. I. 1 VneUett Pi.,?
Stewart. Leggott and son. and'.als.o
Mr. and Mrs. McLendoh. and Rev. W.
1). Williams.-' ^
til l\^l i'i'SVII I F *
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We are having a plenty of -sickness ^
'and deaths in our vicinity. We .call ^
the month of May a sick niontn.
.Mrs. Mary Brady, Mrs. A. J. ^
Wright and children. Mr. Ross Graeet_ j
Mjss Mildred Watson are on the sick
list. "also..Mrs. Madel Ross. We pray -that
these good friends will soOn re-\
covcjv ? 7;
The graded school of this city and
the M. 0, T. school of this county he- j.
gan their commencement program oil ,
Friday afternoon. The declamation
contest held Friday afternoon \vas_i>ne
worthwhile. ? .;
1st prize; Miss' Inez Uwens,2nd. prize
All the others rank very high. This
added much to the improvement of
urn MILIUM. \JVntT gOOU lait-'IU Will (J
join next term.? = i_l.
Mr. B. Gandy of Clio has. joined p
the Bennettsville ciub; Wonder how t
lorn? -will he continue to he present. y
Rev. Hatwffivd,. ~Mvsr; LvB. Stubs,
and many others motored to Roctir ^
Hill Thursday to Clinton college's'^
fonmieiieeiiiunt. >
Mr. T. W. King, Miss FanlTie Bunch c.
graduates from the hitch school at
Clinton college live hero. J1
Mrs. Matwood left this week For
a two nnoiths' staV?with , her daughter
in' Salisbury. She will enter the (
summer school til June ill Livingstone college.
Trust she will have a pleasunt
stay. ' - i
Miss T- Spears is honii* from her p
school in Greeleyvitte. She reported j
a very, successful term. I
?Mr. and Mrs. William Gamble of n
Land.rum was iii*the city this week
end as the home guests of Dv.' rthd'"f
Mrs. I.. M- McCullum on Hudson St. s
They worshipped with Shiloh mem- t,
hers and friends on Sunday. ],
Qui' heloved Mir.. Mario Crossland?
died suddenly Friday morning. p
Little Miss Lillie Stewart, the old- v
est daughtei(? of Mr. Connie" Steward c
.li^a -
UIVU k)<4iui Utl\ UlltTIIUlMI. (J
Miss ^tev|art's mother |ias only c
been dead" for five months. The fu- t
"nimrt Fr<?TYtru?r~wttt take plnoe " M7>n~7i
day afternoon. trndertakers J. \V; c
Morris have added another score to e
his work in the \Vay he 'fixed'this j
darling vhtld.
Sunday^ was another happy service
time with the members and friends
of the Shiloh Baptist church. Rev.
G. W. Robinson, pastov Tif Corinthian ?
Baptist church, rVes Moines; Iowa, ^
was ^here, in interest of the National ^
Convention.
_ He delivered one of\his master ser B
nions to a full house ^Sunday thorn--7
ii?K. r)r. Robinson is one of our leach (
ing Baptist boys^of?oui^ own county.,
and state. He' preached from Jqhn
It' and 20. After which $48.00 was(
collected. t
Dr. Robinson and Wright), our belov-- .
ed pastor pave the Lord's supper,,
which soon brought another happy j
time jti Hhiloh.1 ;?1??;
uev. KODinson and Mr. and Mrs.
P.. R. McCollum motored to his
blEthpIac?-?o del ivee-a- 4:00 o'clock see-^
mon to his home people. Prom there 1
he spent a few hours with relatives ?
At 8:00 p. in. he entered the pul- !
fdt o?~>the Pee Dee Baptist church in I
Oheraw. Rev. F.-j V\\ Prince is pnsr" 1
tor. The day close*! with a greih. j
success _in _his_ser.vice^ . .
nr. Toby Kicrtmm mwm
keep husy. I think he is in need of .
L.l_
Prnf. .1. a. MrKnjght,-*
vera and Jackson made a "pop call,
to the reporter's home Saturday p.
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,an<] Mrs. Cook and Miss I.. 1/a,
. ... .n. ? mi ?VH' III ..nil.1 Cliy UlL
usiness Monday. |?. m.
Mis. Klla Monelyii , <>t Columbia
* in the fity \V-itiir|?. r.elati\es and
'fiends? > ' j."*
Alt'. II. I\. *"??\ iiii*1uii i in Nev., V<?i l?
' i t y.
Thf'/i'i'iMii t?-i keeps .rushed tOi -I tiii*'is
her work i(T e\ervtliine n ?|uite
iish.rt'i-'. . .
She will s*jon leave fur a rest in
he north. .
?>1 is..?thrrsy \Vi?j'ale~"1> home troni
^l?'rv Voi k Citv at t hi-bedside .of her
lick' brother,'-Mr. Ross* Grace.
il US. ELIZABETH NORKIS. TIU E
. CIIUISTLW WjDAlANs SI ( crmrs
i (1 ii.V.s i.ss
I'niuii, .Maj' .'11?Alter a linu'erintr
Unt'ss. of. auaiivi'yeai s. Mrs. -Elizaht'th
vurris die'il at the- home of Irei: ijadLher.
Mrs. \V. \Vf Wilkinson. of<<)raik'.euru
May l-Ttlr.'
She was . f;i it t.i uX-^?..iol.'o.- j,f the
I. E. .eluirt'h for a number of years.
LLn: was lov ed .il"! I <*s llet, ted li\" all
rh.o knew her. She is; survived by
ive children aiuh several irrandchillien,
lk-r dautrhters are. Mrs Leon a
Jn'dsny; of this plage. Mrs. Lillle Thu
i- a-. Mrs. l/mily (ioodwin. both of
;partanhiiry. Airs. W. W. Wilkinson
>t Orenand a son.?l-k?IE?Moris.
Of Win-ton-Saleni. North Caroina.
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Clone but never to he forgotten.
Vk\\ ja-;nii.if x m.:k. t ill m H .
Ill' Dk'lloldll I u
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Sunday. May linth was an all ronud
ay here. At strictly 11:3(1 services
ctran. Our pastor, Rev. H. W. Wat- co.
preached a wonderful and. practical
sermon. The . rnoriiipa- collection
i,sis.Sl?.+r>. _ .
At 3:3(1 o'clock that. al.tcruoon Rev.
N'Hiams ' of Mcchanicsville pl eached j
lid hi^'choir -accompanied him Th. i
ollection was ST.0(1. There were ser-|,
ral eluhs l* the church who report-i
<1. The total collection for rlo- a 11 e e -r
iuun v\a^?* tr. no J.
At i :uu o\ loch our'A. (- K. leajgut
net-.?rV Vet \ i m p rr^ i v^-pl ot/l a 111 w ;o*
cl'defed. utter?w luch?se v er.af orticerscere
elected. They are as follows Miss
:ad v Moses, president; Mr. \V i 11 o n
Vidiams, vice president; Mrs. .Car1
ie Remhert. secretary; Mr. MjS*rs
tollins. Assistant secretary: Mr. "J.
Jrown. treasurer. Several other mi- .
tor ollieers were also elected.
At .S:I>(I o'clock. Rev' MeJti-i.l,. mi.I .
t'is Vonurotfation front St. Johimworhipped
here. Rev. McBr'ide preach(1
a wonderful sermon. The total eolection
for the day* was $40.00.
.The two tluhs (hat inputted?Htt
arjrost* amount Sunday afternoon
cere given an e11toutn'innienl at thu-hurcTi
oil Monday afternoon bV the
ther clubs. Mrs. H. \V."' Walker's*
luh ami Mrs. Alice Isaac's club- were .
he clubs entertained. The clubs and
T| The etfieT' de parTtuents " nf tin
burchi are" n.o\v putting forth every
ffort to help the erection of our new
arsonage.
r . ^ ... ,
k IN M KM OKI AM
/ " ; * .
In sad but loving memory df my
lear father. lrvin llarrinpton," who
It parted this life on May. .^8, 1028. |
We miss him but God knows best |
uul loves us all. He left a host of I
elatives and friends .whiyjire how
hinking of him.
Kvelyn Harrington, wife,
Rev. Nathaniel Harrington. son,
hla Tollver, sister, - ? i
t.oti ml en Harrington", brother.
[ A una Hall, mother. T"?
IN M KMORI.V M
Tn fond memory" of- mir p husuind
and "father, who died five years
|P". ^ . fa'th i. L.u .1 crin Inriil
you best, .
father, sleep on and lake your resthe
will meet you again some day. 4
Mintiie bee, wife.
LuevillfiT' Harrison, dauglitcty?_
MurlP lain, daughter, -1
J Jossie I,ee,ison.
VntVi* I.itrhty, daughter,
'Willie Felix, daughter,
?nowi. Byid Lee, daughter,
Tay Belle Lee, daughter.
PACE FT1VF __
IN MEMORIAM- "
In ~?inl hut loving nu f **ry nf run ?~
dear mother, Mrs. ISa'lie Heese, who N '
' died May 1411?,
i Secret teal's do often How,"
lliut memory keeps you near us,
Although you left us one year ago.
Some may think you are forgotten.
t srni our grieving hearts are healed,
HutJittle they know of the sorrow,
Within our hearts concealed:
; '' . .
? (-'hililreitv
,
_ _ J. MOLIN A
ARCHITECT
I'luns and* Specification's , '
| SuIjIuiIUmI oh short nntice
| f'"0 K. .tic lice Ave. Greenville, S. C.
I' VI ui i I?.Start ee, (ienei aim?rTTTTl?ftJTI ~~ ;
(ery Repairs 1'llONlC-858U
l-'ripps' Battery Service
Orcadnatiglit (iould l{attci;es
Longest Life fij AJ-W-ncr-V Ueeot ds
I'll VI-. I S A TIM A I, "
121J Lady-?l. Coluinljia, S. (.'.
I- BKOFISSSIONAL I
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Office lloiiin IMiuue
I I .lu A. M i,, I'. ;M Office
M. IHi I'. \\ ? I a ? > P. Tliess. if, 4 8
I*l?> Nttiim tiutl Siiifini
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Specially
Offitfe: lU'SitUnctjf:
UN-Vi Asaemltly is?. > H>28 OhK Si. ?
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II. B HAKIMOU"
x. ^ Surgeon Dentist
Killings, Kxtracti'nis, flutes. ('.hivmi!? - -? ?
and Siulire.s. ir
Cold (tiivwi and liridye Work
A Sl'CCJAl.rV
. 11UW'.-21 Washington Si., lMione 2ID.M.1. -
DR. 11. 11. COORKR
Dent ist Special
A tteiition . Given to D:-sea>ei? _
of 'ire Gums ~~
Gold (Vn'wp and Bridge Work
- A spt'ciaM y
OlHeeThOne 041'U, 1 12f> Washington-St :
Resido/iCe I'liuite 8204.
OHice Hours: " Telephones: .
8:;iU A. M. lo 7 (H) 1'. M. Office GUM
Residence 88711
?I)r. I). K. Jenkins
' DENTIST
Killings, I Males, Crowjis and Bridges
/Sunday TTy Appointment
Extraction l?y Conductive Anesthesia ^
..nW, S {1 0 C I f I 1 ft'. ' '
'111)7*,Washington St., Cola, S. C.
1 ni>: i hi r\ ? *th^t
! a^iv. i.j. 1T1. Ji:Vi>lI!iLh
Special Attention Gjyen .Diseases Of
~~ TWoinen."
I 11!r? Washington . , 2230* Hampton
Phone 0420 Phone 75t)4 . t-__
?DILpJ. G. STU ART
Office Hutu's? -; Telephone:
I I (10 In I :()() P. Al. ' . Res, 4002
0:00 lo 8.00 IV M. - Office 0700'
Office: _ ~ " KeMdence: ' " ?
2030 I'ayUtr St., 1117 Pine St..Office
Hours; Phones
Ti A. M. to 2 P. Jtl.* lies. U876.
OJV M. to 8. P. M. ' Office 4247
DR. W. D. Chappelle Physician
ami Surgeon _ . . .
Diseases of Women and Children .
A Specialty
Office: Residence: **
J3j24Vie Assentl?ly St. 1301* Pine St
Columbia,. S.-C.
S.R.GREEN, M.
Office -Hoursr ? ^ ~ ^
lido 10 a. m. !
12 to 2 p. m.
- 6 to 8 p. m.
Phone 370G 2030 Taylor Street
Office Phone 8407 lies. Phone 0708
N. J. FKISDKKK^K??
Attorney-al-l.aw and Notary Public
PRACTICE I N AM, Q)im^
?State and FederulM19
Washington St., Coluribia, S.
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J. I t. JOHNSON & CO.
Notary Public and Dealer
- in reaFtHte fllYTr ^aie 'of tbtf Ttl'
PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beautifully
located on paved road above
. Colleye Place - - ( " ?
?hon* 6422.
1109*4 V'aahlngton Street
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