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.The Godfrey-Camera fight in
guistie circles;' Since the tight,
by the Pennsylvania t"'V i
It sqems Ur-be the general con
.... _ rouT amF~tltat-iF . was del i licrnti
,?*? fount yf the tight that Godfrey
punches. It iaadso.cluiuied that
oluced so as?to-do Prrmn no ha
- fcuhvard /.pitman writing in tl
._ _... "Sinister rumors that the i
Philadelphia was Mixed'?lix
? *;.v - der. would lose the light, we
delphta and New York.
- ? "GYinmen, gamblers, w ho
would win, got the word to
i?t he didn't throw t hg. ti ght
? Zeltner speaks f-tiriMref : ";- T-~
"the spoils who are all
man fixed God lies with. an. i
and kept it theie until the
loser."
ueatnient'-tyl the hatkls of the e
"In passing if nnem in- re
led with kulglove^., sw-t-u-spe
ossus', but Til nil the tighten
important bout. (iodfrext has
matter of fact lie lias been
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^'Here is a principal wliq
tn? neighborhood of SI St).tilil
will receive-$5,000,, That w
leaving the'euTprit exact |y"u
?dropped fuun chain pft?bshi|i
cinent, what?"
Thp colored brother really ha
? -of fumptil il inn?111,-4kes cupula
? : -Godfrey is rcitninly r jm i'i\ able".
good jmlgiiU'iit kiiiiwiiifg tin* gtn
?1?? ft? torry- pasA when .law. Lu-tiu.ker.s_d
If Georg-e wishes to be colisid
he must begin all oCef again.
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F'hiladelphip has caused quite a stir, in J
.Godfrey &?d Camera have-been suspenc
amission^! . . ' . ' .
icensus thai the biuw struck by Godfrey w
!r- U "duosut- appear frtim ally- uhhias~etTl
was at any" time endangered try Garner
the bl^w that Godfrey -struck \vas~Thrcfu
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ne Philadelphia Daily News says:
l.eorge i.otiirey-i-nmo c arnera ngni in
;ed so that Godfrey^'the-colored contenre
tossed hack and l'orth, between I'hila~fiail
wagereiT a fortune that Camera
(Jodfreyr says^onc of these rumors, that
be would Ih* -killed/'
ivisc' say that a nofoiiinis Chicago gun-?
lnwavortng .stale before' the tight licgan,
-htnrr?N-rgro?vras-tx*d frmn the ring the
hilaclVlphia Inquirer,, continents on Godfre;
oniinissiont _
marked thai Godfrey has not Itwn in ml-?
ak. We hold no brief for the-colored eols
who have'been guilty of fouling in an
been the most severely-punished. As a
about the ONLY ONK I'l'NlSIIKl) AT
figure's in an attraction that grosses in
I ?alul. with his li\e subtracted Godfrey _
?'l just about 'vover training expenses,
nthing. In ;idditiiui_he is suspended and
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a haul .row to hoe in almost every spite
. The * Un >?a-UotV. the ,gt'nnnan.thrcatL-nii
?H?r?my opinion tliat George used ruth
I liia 11 to be fro in' Chicago. Thing* art? at
in11n:ili? alj niie-atet.i vifies.
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.1 WAKK SHOAI S NEW? ~?
? t'wuilu.i II u.I JI tHi! May ftllhuuyh. the" "
I Sunday school was - not- sp wwf' ai~-X
(tended. The officers were all at their,''
posts. Among the visitors at Dunn v
v ('reek were Mr. William' Kiee and'
Mrs. Nora Adams. Mrs. Adams is f
?u- the supervisor of the Sunday school *
led convention. She was here represent--f
At SdlO o'clock till',.-*
Working benevolent society held its ja
ras annual thanksgiving services at R?.|s
,?< - thel church. Mr. K. Nelson acted as f
a's master of ceremonies. A splendid *"
lly program was carried out. Mr. J. A. I ^
Tolhert delivered the?principal?ad- :F
'dress.. He is grand secretary of the ^
urdor and 1 am compelled in I in! lev a f-h
lie is the right .man intho vio-Vit r>J?r>Q ip
' - -e?',v P,MVV*i
Ho\v could we) go wrong after hear-i''
ing such words that -fell from his lips. ?
AeeomptfnyhTg~KTm was Messrs. Mays a
and Walker. jPbey are undertakers^1
of GreenvUle, the latter making some!11
timely remarks". After, some "nice mu- ?
sic Rev. John Burns of Due West as- [11
t'UndHl the rostrum accompanied by,s
??-Rev^ALJiao ami pleached a most ex- r
celleni sermon. Rev. Burns, is a" self a
made man. A free will offering wasj_
"3 taken To the-amount of $4.85. The a
y's ladies played their parts well by serv- t(
ing all kinds of good food in the(b
pi uv u~?It' seemed liKe Christ feeding i
? Ah<rfive tbpusand-for there We re-many ';P
fragments taken up. -After all had .
been' fed until they wanted no more 3
the last time' 1 saw Blanch Hampton |
lie was. oii his way with a roostor ;n
or at least a whole leg. Quite a num.- v
? her from this section attended . the
union at., .('okeshury Sunday. The stork]
deposited a son at the home of Mr.1
? -rmd?AllV. WT NT Robinson recently. n
' ? die wH?e over to Mrs. Mabel Smith's P
through mistake and left two little P
1>0 ........ ..1.WI UIIU uuuv, oi mging >1 S 10- I 11
nr ?u)> to ton. , ? pr
t |. .Mr. Walter?! '?underwent an ;
?? ? 'utiou Utst week hut we are proud w
j to report.him resting'fine'. , ..*).
-Mrs.-Altar Wheeler is home .from-?he. ?
Brewer hospital to tho\lelight of her ?
-- co'neoui'Se. of frioiTHs. _ ^ i'fi]
Mesdames John ami Aynes -YVil-1
liams, Miss- Thejioh Grlilin ?f~Greert- J
? .wood have returned home after- hav- K
V "ing 'spent.som>? titne with thefr, grand
X mother, Airs. Cornelia Robiitsc/h. j .
jc Mis. Hester and Mrs: Karl Ware
]i\ were callers at the Immc of Mr*. I.u- Ij
y "la T.atlnier Sunday. ' ' /' |t<
*x* Mrs. Maggie Bigley. left Thursday ! r<
X for Chicago where she is planning]
j? to spend the Munmer. 1 s]
t (ALMOIN FALLS MOWS jj.
? Sunday lie v. S. J jet man was at 11
-his?post hihT ueiivi red a sermon thai
Y was enjoyed by 'everyone -present. |s'
V (Jin- Sunday syhfjot is very much : ,
~iiT7ve ami prospering. Our superintend-!el
*?) dent, Rev. W. I4. Edmunds, is just a
the man for the post. * - ,s<
*j* The exercises held ...at Mt. Hebron
X A. M. R. recently wore enjoyed by a
{ large audience. The programs foatur-. I,
X -ed renditions by' William Harrison .
|? and Josephine ^and James Reynolds:""
*jV that were enjoyed immensely. But;
had it been a comical program Wil-I
*t* liaip Rountree would have taken the1
- h cap. ,. >i . ? 'ii' 1 1 <
y The members of Clovers A. M. >E. U(
X church held their Children's day cele-1
?|? bration in the tall structure'at Hes- jr;
*ij tor's. It'~waiT a grand success in:u
spite of the close quarters.
y The Reiipy-Saving?club that was L
iTtt*trrtrn7:Pil tw "fK*> i?wTToo 7TF FTTT^ :V
inanity holds its. meeting every Tues-! f,
;s; day nifrht. The oflicers areMiss Lillie'p
>Jy Ix-slit^?president; Mis C. V. Edmunds,1 p
secretary aiul Mis. M. Hall, treasurer.11.1
All women and jjrrls of the surround- a
' iny vicinity arc-LmdUui?to join?ami ; u
~ |)o'.il your savines witlr us. ;
_ I'd i s. Sallii- M n- McKnitrht and Mrsrftl
Enuilyne .Lee's''homes were destroy-1 a
e.d by tire last week. jp
M rs. .Ellen Koote is still on the sick'tj
~ JLsl. AVu. ia?pe 4V^~her a speedy re-' g
; coverts- ' . ' " |"
on the local "baseball diamond. Our (j
team which has beaten .every team p
in this vicinity except Ivn beat a com- ti
hinption of teams of Mt. Ca'rmel, \Vil-|
lintfton, Nand Troy. itl
These teams are envious of our boys o
who haven't , been heat this season, ti
Saturday's frame was haiyl fought,
lohn Calhoun, local strike-out king, j(
was drjycn "from the mound early in tl
the game and "Son" Ashmore, Cal-j
ihoun Falls erstwhile pitcher, return- ti
ed from the rear and allowed the r
visiting t6am only fotlr hits. Thai
playing of Holland, Rountree and TTar iI
old Calhoun of our team-arid Lindsay h
Cade and Ma Raitley of the visitors
were outstanding. P
Thfe score was T8-11 in our favor. | f.
An -enormous crowd witnessed the , c
0*fl mo Qnri/lnrc n V? avw^.%. ' *
g - ? a ? nuiucr. b
* On the fourth of July there will
i he a double header played here by fi
? Willington and Iva. . v
[* The extnbition that- was presented
r last Sunday by the order of F, A.,M.
5 was largely attended l>v vivitm-s.- mom ?
V hers ami friends at Springfield Bap-_
m. tist church. Music was rendered by ^
the efficient choir of Shady Grove A.
M. E. church. Mr. Green is a Rifted (j
! singer. ^
5"~ The article*in last week's issue by
* H. T. Summers was very timely and
j well spoken. There are some colored
i folk yet who aren't knockers. ^
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j Gi:OR(,ETOWN:,NEWH
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J Correction of last week's news in. t>;
g :JJm-h.vimum?ti part about Miss V. A. la
- Ahftmr Und Mr7 TT J/ Miles was only
i 4 u mistake. It was only written as a a
joke. The writer begs personal par- he
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Kev. j. K. Johr?so<n,-flt;v. JrM7~Bcst^
yjn?-(j_ffpv -T Cunningham attended
hr-funeraP&f Dr. K. W. Mance last
reek in* Columbia.
The death angel visited our town
T'iday, June 27th and took away Mij.
Irnest, son of Mrs. Janie AVilson. The
une^at services were held Saturday.
la loft Smother, a host of relatives
nd friends to mourn his lost. Our
ympathy goes out to_the bereaved
amily. _ i".
-The.spacious honie of Mr. and Mrs.
i. Harmon was The scene of a very
^retty-iMirfrv 'given Eriday night in
lorior of Mr. Eeverette Peay. The
losteaa spared "ft in malfiny the
vening one of pleasure.^ Mr. Peay
?ft Saturday for Washington
Mrs. Ehza Jones entertained Stew...1
XT.. A U. XT'
?vitoo u iiu, uuc in n-.
lion church at her home. Frida^^'eing.
Quite a few friends were pi^i&=
nt and spent a very enjoyable evenng,
A. delightful refreshment '*va"S
ervedl ~ "
Miss Jessie Hall returned Saturday
fter spending the week in Columbia,
Mr. Levi Murphy, Mr?Reuben-Jones
nd Mrs. Dicie Jorfes~and little daugher
of Ridgeway came to town on
usiness Saturday.
Mr; Jones and daughter spent a
eWThours' with Mrs. C7 D. Manigault.
Mr. James Bouhyare motored to
lolumbia Sunday.
Messrs. Elmer and B. J. Mcintosh
tutored , to Hopkins Sunday. They
/fcre the guests of Miss Helen L.
leal.
The Children's Day .program at ML
Pisgah Was excellent! The school
as such a large attendance the surogram
into two parts. Having one
) the afternoon and the other at 8
'clock. ? 7 . ~
II'1 A McronneII-of Hartsville
asrtn town- on busihess Saturday. iJMrs.
Carrie Reid Sister of Mr. O.
1. Manigault, her son Mr. * Herbert,
l .. T IT- itf i.* _ n.T7.L..i ; _
nu'ivir. janres meize or v,oiumDia
pent Sunday- with relatives.
Mr/ Metze and O. E. Manigault,
r., are. schoolmates.?Deacon Maniault
accompanied them to Columbia
n his way to- Hartsville."-, / ,
Messrs. Jamos Bookman, E- Mcln>shj
B: J. Mcintosh, Mi's. Sarah Mcjred
to. Columbia Sunday to visit
[datives and friends.
Mrs. Ella Franklin of Now York
(ient the week wft)i 'M/. and Mrs.
'avid Jackson.
Mrs.. Franklin is a cousin of Mrs.
ackson.
Mix* - lir uwHleo-of -OraTl gf birt1^ sp~PrvF
few hours in .town, as the guest of
Irs. Mcintosh. .Mrs. Ellen Mcintosh
iid Miss Lee left Friday'for Stanyrd,.
Connecticut where they "will
pond the summer.
tmrch..is oih this-week. The friends
re asked to come out to all of our
ervices.
Mrs. Maggie Joyce of Columbia atmded
the funeral .of her aunt, Mrs.
ashiemT'Ifall, Wednesday, June_25th.
Ye sympathize with the beroiaved
amity. % '
Wayman Church
Sunday school opened at 10:30 with
fTe~"superiptendent.. Rrothar, S. Aloore.
Quitch number of young folk
iok a part in the Sunday, school.
Class No. two taught by Mrs. E.
reene carried the banner off as usal
for collection. ~ -a-.
The cradle roll still retains the banor?
for -attendance. ??
The "superintendent gave a beautiul.review
oT the lesson.^ He wap quite
repared for the job. * We are very
leased to; have in our Sunday school
ie Presiding elder, Rev. E. P. "Bttts,
nd his daughter, Miss Inez. He gave
very instructive talTT *
At 11:45 Rev. J. R. Johnson and
fro--P"."Er ascended the rostrum after
11 preliminaries by the pastor he
resented the P. E. to the congregaoi^
He delivered his message with
race and ease, using as a subject
A companion.
Our hearts were tilled with insp 1 rar
on when he had finished his subject.
:ev. Atchrnsom of-the Bethlehem staion
worshippecT with us.
At 8:00 o'clock Rev. Bowman of
no Shady Grove circuit_was_ in charge
f the services. The pastor had gone
0 his other work. - *
He spoke from Prov. 18:24, sublet
"A True Friend." He really gave
he subject justice.
Rev. and Mrs. B. C. Cunninghani,
he Misses Martha Suber and Fannie
'aris were with Us, in our services.
The P. E. being indisposed, came
1 near the close of the services to
old his-quarter which Was a success.'
ill of_the reports were read and aproved.
Memorial services were held
or Mrs. Rena McGriff. The pastor
ame in time to say well done and
id us good night.
BrotheB Rufus Greene is still conned
to, his home.
LEXINGToW NEWS
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Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church'
Sunday, June 29th was a great
The Sunday school was called to orer
at the usual hour. The officers
u-re at their posts.
Everyone seemed fo understand and
n.ioy^tne lessons.
At 11:.Off o'clock our pastor, Rev. S.
^.IfiViw^i preached a very interestlg
sermon from Rut)*:.}:6.
-At^^QQ-o'clock- the pastor preached
rother "very Inspiring sermon. We
iank Spring Hill choir for their serices
during the services.
We thank Mr. Manigault for his
and. After the service the Masons
.id the corner stone.
At 7:30 Rev. F. C- Laws/fSrteached
wonderful sermon which we all en>yed.
Total collections for the day
ere $05.17. '
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LIBERTY HILL NEWS
i summerton, S. C.?Quite a number j
of interesting things have happened j
since we last wrote and too, we have j
, had quite a number of deaths,
i community "was saddened by. ,
1 j the $fcath of Rev. H. C. De Laine.
Rev, Be Laine spent nine -warn ? > 4pastor
here, and it was during his ~
pustorate that the present church was I
. erected. By his request' Ti? was inter- ]
' retf here. Beneath the whispering i
pines, in ?the shadow of the church he
loved sojwell he rests. The commii- I
Tiity grieves with hts-ffrmilv. Some-l
day we shall say not good night, but
good morning. Until then adteq. (
I Mr. Aaron Katfln. one of the1!oidesrt- i
j members, died in June.. He leaves
j a wife and devoted children with J
whom. we sympathize. 1
?Miss Hattie Black well, class of '31^ <
Tu?kegee-& speadmg the summer at j
.hcmie with her mother. . 1
_ Erizetie Cannon and James i
I rung 01 Darnngton were guests of i
Miss Mabel Pendergrass Sunday af- t
ternoqn - - t
ReVv J. C. Perry of Brunswick, t
spent a short while with Mr. and i
Mrs. W. M. Nelson, while here they
worshipped at-Liberty Hill. t
Miss -Maud D. Pendergrass, who is 1
attending summer, school at A. and 1
T^_in Greensboro, reports a pleasant (
session. j
Miss Laura Blackwell is attending c
summer school at State college.? c
Mrs. Theresa Ragin is home from j
Philadelphia where she has been for t
"Some time. We are sorry that she i
- came hefe ill but hope for her speedy , t
T recovery. t
"t Sunday was a gala day at Liberty i
Hill. The ladies of the Church Aid so-;
ciety made their .initial?appearance {
"at?whieh-time Rev. W. I. Burton de- I
.livered a very elevating and thought- *
[ ful serrrton. _The junior choir?fur-1)
i nished music which every one enjoyed.
This society is very ypung but under \
i the leadership of Mrs. Sarah Ragin t
1 promises to be one of the outstanding t
[auxiliaries of_the-ohurehi- ? 11
| rtev. vv. FTHammitt preached for
I?f> Sunday night.-'
I Prof. Joseph Boston worshipped
! with us Sunday and was the dinner
| guest of Miss Diana Jones. .
- LOCK HART NEWS
A successful union meeting was
htdd fWirh TVTi ^nuroir ^pfUV church.
The welcome address was delivered
by Miss?Marian Smith and
response by Prof. W. M. Bogan. Saturday
night a liteiary program was"
[rendered instead of preaching, under
The management?ofrHSttperinlendeiil
McNeal Wilson assisted by Miss E.
McMahan. The great sermons w.ere
} preached by Rev. E. B. Brown arid
Rev. R. B. Beatty. This union is doing
a great work with Rev. J. A. Thompson,
president; Deacon J. D. F. Mc-.
TVfoliori f ? ? J TT r
otvitiaijf ( OUU DIU,
j Smith treasurer. _ * J
"( Mrs. Mamie Crawford" of?Uruoiij i
1 was a welcome visitor in Lockhart a J
few days ago. Come again, Mrs. Claw, ?
ford fITfe'Tatch-string hangs on the
outside to you. .
Miss Gussie Smith, after a two
I weeks' visit to.friends in Denmark, ,
has returned home. Her many friends *
I here were delighted to see her, for '
,.her pleasing disposition .makes , you li
j miss her so much when she is gene. *
| Miss Maggie Sims, of Union has s
been visitng Miss Jeroline Goforth. s
-.both of these young girls are students c
at Sims high school and will finish !:
i.next term. ' -'
Mr Sims Thompson has been- in ^
failing health for somqr time and 11
is f-'tically ;11 this writing,. His ?
loving wife and Jpaithful children are ^
doing all they cdn for him but he can- 1
r*ot last much longer.
Miss Willie-P. Smith has returned /'
home, after spending several days ip^*
- Union with her grand Triolher, Mrs.1 *
Katie Moorhead. ij
' Union county has had three things,
to (rnhncn that ho fi>i?ono /in !-S
not enjoy: first a lynching; then a 1
white man committed suicide, aad a
lew days 'later a colored woman com- '
mitted suicide. It is nothing strange u
about white people but it is seldom 1
that colored people do such a thing.].
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COKESBURY NEWS
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St. Paul church had a most wonder- p
ful sermon preached to her Sunday, s
by one of her sons, Rev. Wesley Nash, if
It being his first sermon at-tRTme | a
the audience was filled to hear him. i t
iThe.fire-was kindled as in years goneji
by.1* We are proud of our son,. I
The Oak Grove_ Baptist church en- c
tertaihed the union Saturday and Sun t
day. Among some of the leading men j (
, jandL-^vxurian-.-tiutro -wore Revr-damon?n
, Maddox, and Rev. Frank McGhee. Mr. 'c
and Mrs, hi. Mattison, and Mr, jmd.ll
- Wra. Wllttewbh.' * I
Miss Hattie Wilson has returned P
to the , mountains after spending a a
Miss Marian Williaihs and little t
brother. Preston, have retumiv) tr?ln
! Columbia. i
Mr. and. Mrs. J. E. Holmes, little f
daughter, Eugenia Mae, and Mre.
Cood Hope church Sunday and toqk a
a^ part in?the program there. *
Miss Henrietta Robinson, Mr. arid c
Mrs. John Brockman and little dautrh ?
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thfe dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. .
W.. Robinson Sunday."
Mrs. Ebo and two daughters were
the guests of her daughter, Mrs. Mancy
Robinson Sunday,._ J ...... r.
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Miss Calantlie Edmunds of CharUsCon
is here visiting her uncle niiu
aunt, Prof.-and"-Mrs. M. ('. Font-;
Mrs. Jennie Ellison,~Mrs. O. K.
Johnson, and family niotoj-ed to lH>e
VVeft 'Tliursday ami spent the day
ltevs"* H." C*" A nderson, S. (' Y'ainp-t'1.
/e ^immcrnuu attended-the -??
Minist-evV Conference at Benedict last
Keek. -j '
Miss ^Nettie Mack has' given her
qome a new tit) lint ::ml a beautiful
iew yellow dress.
^ Mrs.' C. G. Zimmerman and Rev. S.'
[J Campbell attended the Women's
:onvenLttrn m ( hrsrh't*. :?"?* ~
tawrence Jones Lodge N'i>. ">7 I?\ A.
VL, celebrated St. John's Day on lust
Sunday evening-at the Royal Baptist
;hurch at :\:M p. m. . The .aJfuir. was
>ust grand in every respect.
lie services were , opened Worshipful
blaster J. k. Thomas in a most ap-he
gavel_to Mr. T. B. WTflium.s-mas-' '?IT.''
.er uf ceremonies,?-lie took > cm re of. "
he situation in a mo: t^Tueoful- way
ind certainly knows just how to act.
^The, church was lilled t.i LhV.-utmost--?
:;4>uvityv -Theiv w'u . Inu'dly"?landing
OPTO. The. welcome mfiln-\va in ado
jy.Mr. B. L. Vjni^vJu the behalf of.*'
lie efiuiYh, and the re ponse by Rev. aw ?'
f. C. Cowan. .Air. W . I. Peek, .pnalccrr??1
it' the "day, made a most- masterly adIress.
which was suTCaltlc to the ocea>
iion. Ho eertuihly left no tones mi.
urned. The musie was tinder the sulervision
??f Mi^- ! ' ,\ W..IJ.
her with Miss KdnTonia Johnson*, nr anjst.
The choir rendered music' for ?
he occasion.
The sermon was preached for tin'*
dasuns hy ltev. atr k. Hammonds, t?.
L\. All enjoyed the. sermon so much ....
is to 'give'him''.a ri.sing.voti'. that he
' end; uui?next aiinii.ii ?eiinttu-. ?
Mrs. (Iraee Tlioniiisn.il,- the beloved.,
vife ULf Mr. Otis Thompson, (lit <1 a
he Anderson 'county hospital Simlay,
June 2drd. Mrs. Thompson'-ede. _
vomt o.-> .? R.n-ai surprise l.o 11(1)'.
nany relatives and fYieiids as the
i.st friends to Visit her_un 'Suiuliiy
Mt her seemingly- getting along* very
<icely.
? ? <".l t.if.i Til mj . .. ii li I.,,. n
nonjf' tile most faithCul and loyal
nembers (if Thompson tVnteivniel .M.
v. church.
The high esteem in Avhiifi Mrs. J
Phompson was held was denmiistraed
-by the large number of friends
vho attended bee fun. r..l Hum,hi pay
ng their last tribute tJl re-peet to
his- faithful?woman. .
Her funeraHviis 11< I?Kat Thompson -
nmrrl was in tin* family cemetery at
MedriTohl. / * _ .
_ Mrs. Phyllis (iiMis, Mb-*- A1 urgaret
teese *and l.ydia (Jibhs attended the
ifethodist Missionary convention last
veek in Sumter. v
Bishop T. .1. Kenny, presiding hihop
of the Atlanta Area of t-tf Mo- Lhndiatf^P'^'opal
ehnrrtT; delivered '
i thrilling deeture nf-ThonTpr.oir ('en
eilUicl _M. K chilli h?Sal nrdiui-un-ight.?5
Juit'e an appreeiat ive audience were
lut^Jn hear him.
i lift he] A. M. ] :. .lunch
The church work of "llcthcl A. M.
2. church is moving <>n uic ly. Sunday
vas a high .lay heine: Kat her:-.' Day. *
?he pastor preached to. the fathers
?f Hie.chnr. li nn ih.- subject ?.f "The :? *?
father's l'lace in. tin- llutne."-. The v
frvice was very much eiijyye.T by
ill. At G:00 o'clock p, m. Abe piesilent,
Mi'Ss. I). K, Johnson, being ill;
he A. C." K". league was conducted by
til'; E. W. Carter, vice | if."-' i.lell t.
refy appropriate program -was renlered.
At.the conclusion .of the night _
eryjce the, iuya 1 muuW^ of the a ?iove
iiamecl oh.ii4. li placed $78.00 . on
he table,.
Mrs. \V. C. Crawford pent the
feek in A.tlanta attending the connecional
piissionary cotincil of the A. M;
ik ehure^t- whieh ..mVcnod .lime 0-1 fi ~1
t D.iU.l A Af .!> I i 4.1
ii. DeLiit-i s\. in. iv. .ciiuren, .-\iiunta.
ilrs. Crawford was- selected pn repreeUt
South Carolina on this- conneeional
program "-which she did with
peat credit to 11erself ami the wonen
ol t)ie state. The subject of ,hc?r '
iddress was "The Appeal of Mission o
the Individual Christians'1'
This was indeed a wonderful nioetng
for all of the. states were well
epresented. Dr. Sims, president of
Ulen university, also made un adress
on this program which io say .,
he^ least was very iuspli pu1', frrd?joci i
be "Need of a Great Christian Unie^vlty."
There were several Bishops
ifesetU at this meeting and the Bi
hops of Africa made strong appeals
or the foreign. fields.. ...South Africa ?
nd its. opportunities was discussed
iy Bishop G. B. Ydung; "Our Work
n West, Africa a'iTd its future," by
lishop M. H. Davis-, "Our S. A morion
Work,?Past, Present and 'Fa vrV
tire," by Bishop S. I,." Green; "The. "
'onnectional Presidents of the W. 11. .
tid R M. sufit'tips tiltd tll'l- I'. Al. so'>
ietiPS Trrly: present and lomhocd vu
uabie service. namely: Jtlxs.. H, ;??
lughes, Mrs. C. S. Smith, of Detroit,
lichigan. Mrs. Hughes, is from TextS.
Dr. K- H. c.oit, ?.f M- Y. nor very
flicient secretary of missions staged
his meeting in connection with the
lissifiRary.Juoard which usually meets ^
n June. Dr. Coit, according to retorts
in meeting is' doing well.
In the .midst of life we. ;>xo- in dentil. ??.
TTuiSliyV P- hi. helhel" ehuicTi Dinerlized
Sister Nancy Martin Jmd on
h-iday p. m. Sister Susan Davis, both
if whom were aged members of the
hurch, Thev will lie groatl.vmitaved ??????????M???
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