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; i "V :~"" % ~ " ' ' I * Saturday, June 7, 1930. ~= ,CHURCH NKWS <*! s|" cL?i? YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB OF ZlO> ?On. Tuesday, Mu.no, did at UMU j,h| Young Women-met at the homfeH& Mrta*d "Julius Denlfy 2229 Wasl The meeting was call eti to" $fuer by the president. Eacl member responded with a Bible verse 'I'hP Clllh ho^l - ?... - - a bichi meeting. At ter ail busness was discussed Mrs Denley served ice cream, cake an* punch. " , Mrs. J. P. Reeder will be. missing from this club and others for a vvhih as she is leaving the city SatUrdaj for New York. We wish lur. her -i pleasant trip^. ] L y ST. JAMES A. Jl. K. ?-CHA HCH Sunday school opened last Sun, day at lis usual hour with the su perintendent, Mr. R. S. Russell, pre sidtng. ' We ar$. .still teaching the young minds torthirik. The lesson wil: reviewed by Mr. Richard Fergusoi ?- und~he gave us -?^hort~birt~rnterest . tingfevlew. Our pastor, Rev. J. E. Dixon, delivered two Interesting and inspiring aermmm-to -appreciative audiences^ The people of the above namec church and-friends know that when ever Rev. Dixon mounts the rostrun that they will not only receive a le* son, but a spiritual feast also. The Lord's Supper was administer ? ed Sunday morning and -evenlflgr. - Immediately after morning service.5 the Missionary society won held. Th< meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Mary Ljou Phelps. Thi r members, were ble^ed to have Mrs M. M. Martin of Sumter with them She gave a spIendMl ??|v m?i ih.. was enjoyed very much,? ;' Miss Nnra Davis gave w-gh+tt'r, hnl interesting talk, alsp, not only in th't Missionary society' but .in the Sun. day school. Mjss Harris has just cUts ed a successful term as teacher ir the St.? Matthews higlr school. ?? Last" but not'lejlst Miss Sarah M Starks, a- member of the society read a wonderful paper on the sub ject, ""Missionaries."..... '' *- -Revt .T r. rmn^nn,. aHibitml pastor of Antioch Baptist ch>irch preached a noble sermon last Sunda> ? afternoon:?Wr are always?glad~tr have Rev. Crumpton and Ins " peopb - with us. ' NOTICE , . ' ?i * 1 ^ ^^-yTho Baptist-JVomen's (5ty Missionary union will meetat?Ut. uitvt Baptistx'hurch, June Gth at 5:30 p. m Sunday, June .8th at 3:30 p. m. Sermon by Rev. H. Norris. All presidents and missionaries are* asked tc ?be present, friends are all welcome ?Mrs. P. A. Ingram, President, -Mrs.- Helen McClain, Secretary, Rev^ W. G. Hunter, Pasuir. FIRST CALVARY .JUNIOR USHKH - T .. BOARD ~ TKe Junior 0slier Board of First T Calvary Baptist church heldTts weekly meeting at the chureh, called U > order by the presidpnt.,??M aril Lewis. The program was as follows: f Recitation by little Miss Amelia Outen; duet by Misses Unice Outer and Ethel Lee Neshitt; poem hvM-isi * mil , 1 n " n ml - r - rraaautjtn wa"SDy;miss. L.eoia fearson made a very interesting talk on conduct; Mrs. Marie Lewis riiade a .. very hiee talk .on he-havi^r; sola hy Miss Thomasina Weeks;, instrumental solo by Miss Betty Johnson. The meeting adjourned to meet at the , - -church. ^??? MANN IN a DISTRICT -CONFER. ENCE A SUCCESS The Manning District conference convened Thursday, May 15th at the Friendship church, Rev. ly. W. Williams, pastor. Rev. M. J. Sumter, D. D., R, E., opened the conference as per schedule with all of the-pastors of the district present. * - .' > ' Rev. H_ Middleton, preached the Introductory sermon which-was eniov ed by everybody. Rev. David Smith preached the an as usual he frilly satisfied his Ugsr= bthJ " T A sermoa on Regeneration was ile " livered by Re v." "Calvin Barr, which was full of thought, - " Friday night,. Rev. W. J. .Robinson, pastor of Manning Station preached the Educational sermon. The P. E. said it was a masterpiece, the best Educational sermon he had heard in th^ history of his life." Rev. Robinson "is not wellT ancFhas - .. baerv indisposed for some time, but ' 1 was a potent factor in the meeting, 1 The presiding eider handled his p, conference with the rod of love.. He i wns a frig brother among the brethren. i The amount collected for. education | wfifs $812.60. The presiding elder made some _ change in appointments as a result of which Rev. W. I. Gore was sent from- St, James^ circuit -to Conway Station to take the place of the late Rev. D. J. Turpin. LIBERTY HILL NEWS . Commencements are over, and quite a nnmber nf stpdent.s have, returned, to the delight of their parents and , friends. Rev. D. P. Pendergrass and Mr. " R. G. Oliver attended; Trustee meet lg at Alien university, i ney returned highly pleased. Memorial services were conducted * for Bishop John HuratrVSunday, .Ju'le ~ 1st. "The following program was rendered: * .. Muaic, "Asleep in Jesus, choir; "A Sketch of Bishop Hurst's Life," Miss Minnie McDonald; remarks, Mr. R. (1. ? Oliver; solo with chorus. "The Unclouded Day*', Mrs. Katie Georgie; V, " ' / \ ; frrf ' i k-ri ^ . t I J - " J 4 ' 1 . v* '-.. ' ?^7 ? ^SOUTH CAROLINA" jf' j| l.l 1 f Uliil iLlenlv??.l x.^i 11 . ? ??UI Bi, ii. i'. BpeUI'ij (,'A^i'rpi.i lioiti en* myfep ?uisuup, miss manei i ciiuttt^ Pgiuss; inusicT "nay is uyhig m tn? ^>vesi, choir; remarks, Mistress ui -K^teiuony, airs.. m? ii. Peiiuergrass; j strinOjr, Rev. 11. J. liavis, aumtei; , I juiur JMI-S. H- ^ ?s|Sa?i->i i r.uiugistic services were also held jior airs. jane Merchant, one ui tne jjoiuesi, and beloved mem tiers, anUior air. r.iiisuii iNelson, who Uied in (Jhir cago. i uev. 11. J. Davis and Alin, ii. 1'. ( Spears ol Sumter, were vei;y welcome lj.v-iSii.ois who auued much to the see? -pvtces and >ve?fitipe to have them visit ] us again soon, . - " U Aiiioiig the recent'graduates Irotn fine hign school department of Allen .'university are Miss*-* .\l; iumt .. . | r.uitn Rug in, Henrietta a"d Uardeinu . Kuil, Itosa burgess. and Phyllis \Vut? sou. ,. ' ?) aitss Mabel* Pendergrass, who grui tTualed withy honors irom the college - department of"Sfate .college, U rangeourg, is with us i)gain. i Miss i'ansy Petidergrass and M r. f1 Uenerul Ragtn, class-ot 'dl, Allen IuitlVUl&lty, Uiy UlSo hoihe. Miss Pen-' 1'ueigrass "won" one of the prizes in I the high r school oratorical contest^oP 11 Alien.. ?i*lis. M. 11. Peudeigrass,"Miss "Rebecca Palmer and Mr. Loui$ Oliver at| t elide if co njifi encem e n t -ax e r c i u c s atrrhe" State college.- Mrs." Pendergrass and i Mrs. Palmer were the guests of Pro: Messrs. Chh?l"s .lnhnmp and-7Js}?r nmu Pendergrass left recently tor . Washington. ,? Miss bthel Pendergrass was a spe^ cinl campers guest ol Allen during r icmiiniettceiimut. 7" T ? t ^ Rev. t7.?W. 'Welts, presiding elder 1 ol' the NVateree district preached a ' very-strong secmon Sunday night.-?Miss Maud l>. Pendergrass a teachi er in the booker Washington, high Softool, Columbia, *& m huine__ivith her, parents. / ,; * > Miss I'endergrass reports a success ful terin.??1 ??? Air. Samuel Watson motored to Cp luinbHi Thursday to bring hw-dwugh^ ter, Miss iKhyl lis?home. J7 UONNKAL NKWS The Holy Spirit was in full swa> Utmng the services held at'.Ut. Ctii~ Tuei i\l. h,. cftTUVch nu"uuy. -Kl'V. H,. Keels preached a splenuid serinon p-to a very large aiul nppp"Mi?tu dience. -Our pastor, Itev. Murray and hismembers who attended ihe district cu h-l ere nee, held at St. i'eters A, lVl. C. church, Charleston, of wnich Kev. - o. ,J. s. iviolctte is pastor, have return ed with a greater determination 111. - preparing for putting- -the?program over at the Sunday school convention in "Septeinber. "A"s~yotrTtnow "A stitch ' in time saves"niiie." i ne missionary ladies of "it. I'eters .-v. M. Lv. church have-piarmed a niocg i.nteience lor the near future. All oi the elders and ministers ate-out A?Ml1. Ah ill I'leninniig, ivhu is a student ol" Allen university is home again v\ an ins parents" and many friends, 1 to their delight. b. At uiUU jii mi Su"fla'y, Muy afith, the birthday of Mr. llenry Gohust 1 was celebrated by a number of friends at the home of_Miss Jennie Mae Mur' I'uy.'A'UehghUtd CUIILMLJJX ?alati wav ' .served after which came ice cream and cake. All of this was quite a surprise ' to Mr. Gohust who was very grateful for the kindness shown him. Miss Mable Snipe was made _the happy brute of Mr. James Wigfall Sunday, Juhe 1st. Misses Jennie G. Murrayand Theresa Buford were bride'smaids. i Rev. and Mrs. Wm. T. Murray, pastor of McClellansville were guests of their parents, Rev. and Mrs.". W. i Murray. They returned ; with their little son,?Frederick, who spent three - trpebs with his grand parents. ,- BROWN CHAPEL NEWS We had delightful services the enh tii-e day at Brown Cftapel A. M. E." " church. ^Otir pastor oenvered a won" derful sermon-Sunday morning at the usual hour after which-he served the i Holy Communion. Rev.^Frazier is a splendid pastor to the church and . community. At 4:00 o'clock the Re*. Sister Sarah Smith was down to look her ^oDs and daughters. in the face : as she has a good many in Arthurtown and selected a passage from the new - testament and the" Book of Revela-~ tions "So then because thou art lukewarm and neitherTiot nor cold I wil.l spew thee out Of my mouth." The church was filled with both Baptists and Methodists to hear this servant ^ of -God. Did-not-our hearts burn wlttr - in while idje-talked with Ofrl5y~tK?r wayside. We are always glad to have Rev. Smith with us at any time. She - also- brought hrr"jubilee .choir andr Mipy rendered splendid music for the afternoon service. 1 H Rev.~ Frazier and his jubliee choirj will go out to Rev. Smith's church on Sunday, June 15th and we are asking all of our friends to meet and go with us. DILLON NEWS ,?At 11:00 o'clock Sunday morning, Rev. J.( P. Washington, pastor YTf Bethel fA.tJL FL church, delivered one of his elocpjent messages .from 1 Cor. 11:23-24 and administered the .Lord's Vl$uff(Ta^"a(^oof^ at'^anning Baptist church opened with their efficient interesting and" clearly discussed. 1 : The Missionary society Sunday aT-"1 . Jiirnouruda -always?tevgyly aUaml^Tl jThey . succeeded as they have their j ? ? THE PA^UlClF ^JK~X~X~I~K~X~:~M~M~X~!?>.x~X~>! ~^Spec 11 v . * , 7 ~ X. " . f PALME ?On the old For th T f We will sell any | $35.00 as usual. -y?* ?"""""" ' "T^" i T-erms will be arri transportation to anc [I ' T~~_r~ " ? | r f ? X 1310 ASSEMBLY ST. X :?= , . ' ? church at heart. { Rev. Mack,, of the M7 E. church, is > still winning souls for Christ and l their Sunday schol with their beloved 1 superintendent, Mr*. N. E. Bethea, is ; inspirational. At 8:00 o'clock Kev. Washington, uitain preached a soul stirring sermon from Hebrew.- Subject: ^Seeking a New Home." Revs. Her riot ami .larkson-'were pulpit- visitors. Rev. Jackson is a student of Allen university; and was ordained deacon last year. Mrs. Cleo Robinson of Chevaw?re visiting her daughter anct Son-in-law, i'rof. and Mrs. \V. L. Bryant, i . Mrs. isabelle fitack+rausg w)yo trar: been visiting her dapghtervMetW-Uuth **Miss Mattie E. Owens iTtrtl brother, Theadore, who have been teaching in Roxbofb, North Carolina, stepped over a few days with relativesjj^nd friends. Miss Owens is on her way to Massa husetts-to the camp bur will stop in Virginia (to attend summer school. Mr Mn-r" Smith, who hn i fin thr _nast- Vita^--TTTrde~T7ishonie in NVashingtun is_ hometfor a visit. Mrs. Alenia Moore Madison, accompanied by her children, Plorine Niles, and George Madison, Jr., and mother, Mrs. Katie Moore, motored to Bolivia on Thursday to ioin Mr. iYTndisnii, u hn is employed there. Mrs. Moore on her return reported the family comfortably domiciled. Among the young folk who have returned from, school.are Miss Elleanor Covington and. Mr. Leroy Jackson, from Allen; Mr. Graham,- Redstone; Messrs. T. S. Davis and Edward Page, St^te college. The Hiking club made a non-stop Jijke to I.atta Thursday morning and luturned Thursday afternoon tirdd and dusty but high in spirits. While in the city they made many calls. Among which were Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mace, Rev. and Mrs. VV. MT Bragley and Miss Constance Mace, whew the? wore served refreshments and rested a while. .The club is planturn this week. The members of the club are Misses Beulah Couser, Christine Ford, Lizzie PSwell, Lupurla Covington^ Evelyn Johnson, Willie B. Johhson, _Lucile Nichols, Minnie Joh^s and Minnie Rawls. r? : - Persons having items for thjs colurpn may leave them with Mrs. Elizaheth Hartzog, who has,vbeen appointed agent-correspondent for the city. She will al&o solicit subscriptionsj and call on subscribers who are in arrears. B ' MT. CARMEL NEWS We are sorry to hear of the illness of oukv pastor, Rev. J. H.- Burch. lie ~ 4.L i r .. -~tm tr t% Ui ottmmay m? ;tyrnoon and will be unable to fill-hi* place for about three weeks. WtLhPPt? far him a speedy recovery, i Mrs. Nellie Belcher is still on the sick list. Mrs. Mary Ann Burnett is in the hospital in Anderson. She is fretting along nicely. " The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wright and brought I them a baby hoy. He is named Stephen, Jr. The ball game, was played at Rock [Ford ball ground Saturday, Callhourt Falls vs. Mt. Carmel. Scopes 18-2 in favor of Calhoun Falls. Misses Florence aacLE^olyn Wheeler, Mr. Quildstean'^Moss and Jack ; Turner gave Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ware, Jr.. a pop c&ll yesterday. l-'Missi Dellia Thomas gave a. birthparty at the home of her mother on Thursday night. She .gave them a' ! nice time. | The refreshments were ice cream land cake after which we returned | to the porch where we wete furnish, ed with Guitar music and dancing. Miss Kathleen Tucker is visiting her parents this week. 1 ~ M i M g7p11o n a nf \ nrloeeAM | is visiting'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guiles. i>'f* m,? -.j J MUI.I.INS NEWS , _ foHfrsl Sunday mdffiltlg at nine thirty ofrlo^k the Sunday school of Ebenea?* ~X7~M. E. ebureh was opened in due form by Superintendent J. W. Ford, assisted by theteacher* and officers. Must of the teachers were present and rendered much assistance in carrying out the ial Sale Of : - . rftTz; _ :tto ceiv e Month of June lot in any part of tl S25.QQ. After june No half lots sold du anged to soft purchaser.1 from the Cemetery. . Apply' To ? ?cr | pro^ram. riass mim^er ?~na ?? V" j holding the banner. The teacher o: I this class is Brother K. J. Foxworth la man who is ripe in intellect couplet 'with many years of experience. Th< i lesson was reviewed t?y pArt..? | one could expect. A very large cro\v< ! was present to meet and,.greet th? j"pastor wW?recently -returned fron i^'olamliia. A 11?n iiViii/oi-oO.. .u [ . .. ' --M.Tvi oujf, wnnr tin | meeting of the Trustee board was yheld. On lust Tuesday morning-tin ; writer' left Mullins in -company will ; his wife, Mr*. E. I. r Duckett", Mrs i S.| Reaves, Mrs. Ruth Prfessley :oh *^''TKmibl'-1"^ rti nu'^"> 'n'rt fl "joT t he-above named school; Whilt 11 in the city we stopped in the beauti Uul home of Rev. and Mrs. R.- R 'I Anderson and to say our stav\ then was pleasant would be expressing i ih ,"a" very niild form. i , Miss Ophar, the daughter of th* home, is a jewel! in thfi_imme- and?i credii fo Hie family. tTr: Anilervor lis our. P. E. over the Dillon distric and" i?Tmaking' good. While in Coium bia 1 saw quite a few of our friends from all over the state and was glac to meet and greet them. We Galled oi our good friend and brother, E. P Ellis, the?P:?E:?of the?Winnnbon district. He is doing Well." We rai in to see Dr. Tr-d.-Miles; the leade1, of the State." He is intpeed a big heart ed man and- knows how- 4<>:-make 4i pleasant for his-friends. Dr. Sims mir?honored?fTF^^hk'nt, of Allen, is making good, and he has the supporl (of the entire state. Mr.- W. L. Foxworth, the undertaker of our town and a big hearted , man. invited the inn! family to dinner on la.sl Monday. There ;we met our gjood friend, Prof. O. Y. Valentine, . who is to take charge of the school here it ?Mullins?for the next?let in, as pirncipal. Prof. Vulenlihe comes to in ripe .in years of experience and fullj nv^nnvo/l alAncr oil liiioc fnL-o of the situation. We welcome you l'lfir. Wish for you"jT'Very prosperous school year. Prof. J. S. .Roberts our ex-principal is slated for an exalted position and will make gooci where ever he goes-rrThe writer de~ on Sunday in the afternoon and hi; choir rendered the music. ~ We received a warm welcome from the pas'tor und people. We are all looking forward'to ChiTdrens' day next Sun. day. ~ " CAl.HoTN FAT.I.S NEWS The Abeville District conference cot veried at Mt. Hebron A. M. E. church May?22nd?to 21th with?Dr,?M,?G, Wllllmim {molding. : ? " Afier the reading t)P the scripture Dr. Williams commented on the lesson and spoke briefly of a real success during the meeting. Rev. White pastor in charge of the-Str Mary Circuit preached the opening sermon af..terwhich the house was ready for husinesSj althougfi-?U?-of the church ! did not have their assessments hut as a whole the district did fine | Rev. W. 1). Rool^pr?ache<l the anIvdueational sermon was delivered by I Rev. W. T. Hart-is. Among the visi| tors were Rev. M. G. Massey. J Among the baptist' .si|ttfj? that ; helped ttr entertain ttw District conUerence were Mrs. ELoise Raindrop, IMi-r. Queen Hunter, flattie Bentley, Keliu Quinh, Fannie Smith and Mrs. I Rosa Elmore,?^ j_ Mrs. Delia Singleton, Mr. and Mn*. j Miller of Anderson weVe the guests of" Mr. and Mrs. William Singleton on Monday afternoon. 'Mr. and Mrs, Singleton *motored back to Anderson with them. Mr. -Willie Frederick Harrison, a ["Ttnrinr at Allen university; is KftfiT? I again to the delight of his rpany friends. Mrs. Fa lirrav. president of the msociety, carried her W" Tate's Grove in Georgia tc rfn "*' prograor .Vfhich.was a grand i success;- T<* ' afternoon at the usual hour. A very helpful ami very impressive program was rendered under the leadership pf its efficient nrestfjfpt ^ P1"""" Mr&. Luda Tnrmnn *?nvt Vioi- ,ann j Arhe, teti Tor \^>nTn(Kton ThnrsIday. The Sunday school certainly misses Arlie, ~ ; " y Lots ^ 11 x i ;?r ; _ ; ' ^T F^ R y ~ I} i College Place ? ONLY I J .'. f . ie Cemetery dur- | ring this. sale. | We will furnish free ? ' " * Y . ^ * .1. ? tf '.- -I -1 gt?- =^=r?-f * ?' *??. ' 11 PHONE 4523 i r? fct. V " APPRECIATION?? ! iL- ; ; ? ?,| ' There i.s uiie thing: that we all ap-' 1* predate, and that 'is, appreciation, i The habit of criticism grtdvs upon us r; 'becaur.o Criticism?is the eaMesi tiling t in t he world.? - ? . .' r?? i It does not take a thimbleful ol a brains to find fault, and the biggest i numbskull irj the wwild i ap y 1t. a with the greatest man uTthe world. ^ We flatter ourselves that- crrtl; cism js assign of ^Wibr liiildli- " i gence. It fs nt^t.. It is1 usually a sign .of bad-manners, of the lack ui' self \ restraint, and of ah entire i'gnoraitfri5' psychology,, ) - --V. . ? ]:" -No- douht 'the? greatest? essayist- i-would travt-rejoiced in the poem "Ap- ~ . pieciation",!',-by William Judson Kif . by, two verses of which folltjw: I t_"l,ife's a bully game with itfr~kicks- ~j -t - and cuffs, ?? . ? Some smile, some laugh, some bluff, * "Some carry "a load totr heavy to bearr ^ I While.ubn>e/~pus-n on with never a Lf.. ^...fcare',^r??j-? '. * But thte load will seldom heavy be, * When..I appreciate you arrd you aplj * preciafe tttie. II * . " ~ ' * He who lives by the side of the road ? And helps to bear his brother's load ~~ "iay_sejem to travel long and long, . W'HTle t]ie world goes by with a merry - i song,_ ,*? " . I frBrrt -the "hetrrt^gruwsr warm -anil strr- .I ..row's flee, \rWheu__L_ap predate you'and you apU predate?nie " , I , . Catherine B Fail ? Graniteville. _ iJJL M ? = COKESBt li\ NEWS * l_j tit, Paul church' wan crowded with ? ') its members Sunday to hear their ( , pastor before he joins hands with jj Miss ???. ' . ' | The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. " learning of the death of their little ' grandson, Ijarold Holmes, of EvansI ton, Illinois. Then to think that he - was killed. . ToTteshury lias a number of visi'r tors, among whom are Mrs" Alice, ' Petigrew, and niece, Marion Williams, ' .v'(| Mrs. Carrie Williams of Colani, bia. ' 'I The many friends of Miss. Eva'"Robinson ?are very glad to have her at home after having been en$ehooled 1 " at State college. Iottle Misses Mary aiui Sarah Goggins are also home from school. - Misses Rose and Eva Robinson and Mr. D. -K. Cumnungs, atienueu me ^ 'Junior and Senior dance at Abbeville i! Friday night. They reported a very i j nice time. . _ . t J I t'AKI.ISl.K NKWS ~~ . -* Theaweather man is giving us a dose of gorgeous weather. We are having balmy spring days and much , '.! sunshine. . ?. The faithful were Had to be?found 1 in the house of the Lord on^Sunday jat Mt. fcden A. M. E. church,?H*w4 j-AV. L. Johnson seemed at his best > ;and preached a, wonderful sermon. We m all felt fhe presence of the Holy Spi I ? Vit; ?? i C I Hcv,n -1 ^ -Hnwldni and Rev. W. L. 1 Johnson hiotore'd to Columbia last i week where they attended the conimpneemont of Allen university. A _ {number from here attneded the Ohib .dren's Day at Red Hill on last SuhdayC""" > Mrs. ^Martha Dawk ins, Mrs. Alliun 'PirioTiiili. Miss Mattb 1.. MedJocfc* Mrs. Mary Sartor, Mjr- Henry ( rfT^iekerson aiid Mr. Stokes.; Dawkins, i motored to ('.heater Sundaysto^ see Mrs. Irene Laney, who ' has under- 5 ijgotfe an operation at the Chester sa'?- e itorium. All returned'*"feel*rtg pleasantly elated over her improvement. r!- Mrs. Alice Duwkius is confined to her home after_an operation for ton t fiThttK: ' : . ; Vj- Mr. Clarence Hancock, who-has'been/ spending .some time with his sister, ' , i Mrs. Mary F. Sartor, left for Spar- t. tanburp this week. Mrs. Rosa Dawkins of Union passtntrrdtyrrftfttnnifty rnnmt.r tn . , Chester to see her sister-in-law, Mrs. ,1 Irene Laney, a patient in the Ches?'ter sanitorium. . :??= CONWAY NEWS '! Service was opened at Bethel A. | M. E. church at 11:00 o'clock Sunday i' " ' " > - - - "* ' ?: ? ?PAGE^-fWE a. in. by pastor in chargef Rev. W \ ^? tloro.?lie pleached from l^uke 22:19. Words of text^""And He took bread iiid gave thanks and brake it, saying thix^is My body which is given for ?ou.~"This do ye in remembrance of me.' Subject "Memorial.'' Snncjay -C4hk<I- was opened al'":0u p. in. by ^uperintendtQii-W K. Moure. A. C. E. League at 6:00 p. mr by President A'. J. Alford. "At 8:00 p. in. Rev Jofe again filled?the?pirlpit." Text vas found in St. Mark. 5:19. Subject, 'Advertising for Jesus." ? Rev. J. F.'Washington also preach d a SOIll clil-l-in'" ~ _ ?v.. >> & -rrvxjiurn at cmerjry -?*? Till Baptist church Sunday a. n>. We ire glad to say that Miss Huth Camplell, who has been seriously ill is ,' '-what improving.,;"" v . The W. H. a"d P. Missionary soietv will meet at the home of Mrs. y, I! C. Latifer Friday night at 7:J>0. ina |? AlMlirrw-T * I I'lans. and SpecifRations I Submitted u!i short notice | _ DUO E. Melius Ave. Greenville, S. C. I try .'Repairs"" pllON!-; xr.xn ? FYipps* Battery Service _ ?ftrelidiniTiftltt Gniiirt lintli i ,i t Longest I if^ l.y rW.....v- UecO/da GIVE* US' A TRIAL' % f'~ 1213 l,ud> St. Culuntbia.vS. G. " TIllii'TXSlOiN A L i CARDS _ s . .v ' ".Office ,|i?^iirs . I'lioile' 1:30 A. M. It, 2 IVAt ? =^' ' ' -thW^FTTVl r?? H l\ Res". ti&_4JJ . Dr. (I. E. ^lejilwwgir IMtysiriun and'Surgeon - " llistase of WonitV and Childreji A..!" h . * ^Specially ? Tfiice: " V'friidittbft^== 1414'i Assembly. SL l.__i 3*28 .Dull &L If lice Hours:. 8 .iff A.-M. lo 7:01)1'. M DR. II, D H A RPER , Surgeon Dentist " 'illuigs, Extractions, Plates,. Clowns ?ttttd?Qudyes r ~ : _ Gold Crown and Bridge Work "Zr S P*C"C IA LT Y T1: - -lUDHr Washington St), Phone ^I ???fc????~~ Bit. H. H.-COOPKU ?I>eiiiist >peciul Attention Given^to l>:.9t a.-e?* ' ~ -? ? of (.tie Gums Gold Crown ami Bridge Work ? A?fcjpei iulty t ? 7 Mice Phone G41'U. 1121LAVLiishiiurtoii iji ^Residence Phone 82G4 iiuuru: 'iViepiioues: (:d<) A. M. to 7 l)(t I'. M. Ut'tice tiUIt.i Itesidence 8H7:t ^-4^-Di-l<W^nkTiTS3 'illines, Dales, Crowns and tfiitlyen Sunday * I?y Appointment. Ox I rue l ion liy. Conductive Aiie&tlie>i? a- Speei. lty. ioT'-i Wasliiiitftun St., Cota, S.. C. HI? I TV/f 1\ t xTirM m 1 Jt IT I M J t\ ^ 1IV 1 Physician and Surgeon ipeciul Attention Given Diseases Of Women. )ffice .Resilience 125 Wiislii"}1;''-'1 220O Hampton -THune. 04213 "Phone 75G4 1)R. J. (i. STUART If lice Hours; - Telephone:. 1:00 lo 1:00 P M. Res. 4(302 " 0:00 to 8 00 P. M . Utfice 3.70(3 Wict? * " Residence. 0;to Taylor St., lliTPine St. If l ice llouxsj Phones? t A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. -8875 13 I'." Hi: to'-81 P. M. - - Office 4247 l)4i,W,D. ^4u*ppette Physician and SurgeonDiseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: ? Ucniih nee ~ " 3124Vfc Asseinhly St. 1H01 Pine St. 0liliinil.il., si'D " : ~~,i ' . . ' 7 r\ )ft ice Phone 8407 / Res. Phone (3708 N. J. FRFnPRK'K i I (orney-al l.aw and Notary Jhililit PRACTICE IN AI.R COURTS. ** ?State and Federal 119 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. JJELJOllNSt^WSreert5"^--" Notary Public and Dealer ? -in?reol estatr "fflTcT sale of lots in J'lNK RII)CiE iIEM&R^yr-BegTr: tifully located or paved roadsbsW ^CoTTega Plaice. Phone 6422. 1109 Mi Washington Street