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PAGE EIGHT CHARLESTON NEWS ' The new amusement park at Ren.ley*s point, just across the new Cooei river bridge, will have the opening on Saturday, August 2nd at 8:00 p. m This park was built exclusively fnr .cplored people?and it possesses a beau tiful pavilion consisting of 40 or 50 rooms. Excellent bathing facilities, a grand bathing beach, a large dance hall und bImi beautifully Illuminated, with electric lamps over the entire park, has baseball grounds and a love li .grove, shaded with its- massive oak trees and drapped with hanging eel lent place of amusement for our _ people are the Cooper river amusement company, Mr. W. F. Livingston; president and general manager .They did nipt 'fail, til miiki- it n first, class place-of pleasure With every conveni?? encenecessaryr" . Amusement oompany is offering $40.00 in eash prizes for a name for the park.' The individual submitting the winning name will receive $15.0.0 and the organizations or church 'of which you are connected, will! get $25.00r "-Prizes wffp be awarded "by prom in en t' colored judges on the opening day, August 2nd. This contest closes July 30th at -12:00. The contest is,.open.to colored people only;-1 Write in ink fn the following given form: Name of park; -your name,. your address, _organiza?-?fern or rhtrrch -Tnrtly im** to he nubmitted). Mail to W. F. Livingston, president and general manager, Coop ei River Amusement company, Charleston, S. C. Prof. G. B. Murphy, Allen universi . ' I ty-, Prof. Edw. Dickerson, Benedict college; Mrs. 'ones ami Miss Louise -~-r- Jones, of Booker^Vashington htgfr sehooiL Columbia, were- the guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. W\ Witherspoon Rev. and Mrs. Hale Thompson "and . children were the guests of Rev. and r- - ? Mrs, VVTtherspdon on Tueseday of Jast week. : _ j J The Kettle Drum carnival that was; sponsored by the Volunteer - club of which Mr. fe. R. Dash is president; really had a big evening on last Tues . day, July 22nd at._ the Dash's Air Dome. . ^ Mt. Zion Church' Cfl. Sunday of last week our presiding elder, Dr?~Sandy Simnkous, de ??.,-live red awondetJbrkjjennon to a full ' congregation of members and "many . visitors and friends at the morning service and Dr. Withorspbon preached i i at i thn >n tininir vnrvirmi A very strong and soul stirring sermon was had. The services throughout the were very uplifting and all were benefitted who were, present. The third quarterly conference was h e 1 d?at?Mt. Zmn?July?21st.?Elder Simmons - presided. The attendance V.as good, in course xnc women were ii< the majority by a largei-margin." Yel there were, a very good crowd ~or men aTTd the conference etijuyable.as Elder Simmons stated that he had never witnessed a more peaee ftll group ul* people and all -have en their unstinted support for their pastor and church, They carmot fail and possess such principles and more * respectability.., .especially after Rearing such jVi'nnd aiidipei-fect' reports coming from tfiY?yai?ous boards and clubs of the ch'irctrtWit^special ad miration to that >ry grand report of the Allen Life tluard that was so ? beautifully read by Mr. Dash. It is otie that is very unusual under any of his presidents but one of necessary v.m value lor me young peopie. very commendable for the efforts of Guard Master' J;' A. 1 tarns aiiil Director of Athletics Joseph North. This is ? . -4*i;ent. achievement. ol'^AD.. Zion. The fnancial reports of all boards and clubs were very interesting ancl err conraging. The minutes of the.-2nc quarter showed that all boards and Clubs started off their third quartei in their reserve collectively] Aftei . * which i)r. Witherspoon very timelj 'gave remark' wjnch always brim gladness ?to the hearts' of those whi bear him. ". ? * Emanuel A. M. E. Church At the eleven o'clock service tin Id.stor spoke tfo an encouraging con groy-bkin 1'iv''1 ciiK;..,O "i ...? :t . ; $ A n ^ T * MOtlNTAIN A | ,EXCl ? 'SATURDAY. 4 ' - *t" Good 2J Daj 1 . 1? ; . 1 *i* Front - Ashe- Render- V ville -sonville ? Y l OIUItlDia *1* CamdeU 8.H5 7.55 *.' Denmark ... 8.40 -7.00 Y Greenwood __ B.05 ,5.50 - Orangeburg 7.95 7.15 _ X Rock Hill 5.50 4.50 X . Sumter 7.70 0.9U X Propiytionate c xcursfcm fare: Y Carolina.' Excursion tickets_sol< X Greaecnt- 1.invited. Return limi ? prior to niidn^Tht August 50th, Y Unusual opportunity offered : 1 y Excellent'train service. Throi j X "car service. _ ' r__ Y~ ~'' Consult T ? | SOUTHERN -RA : . j? B U G a jjj _ Destroys Flies, Mosquil other pesrs. Has been on X Many waDnl tHistoinera. jL ~ : ; AGENTS I THE, H K F f ' H E. LINOS lv f 401 HAMPTONST. , ^ I T -* ' v - . 1 -.3 f with you." "** At the usual time three persons were united. , ._ "Baptism" was the theme of the uiscourse at the evening worship. The pastor beautifully explained the .ne. ei-ssity of being baptised. For accessions were made . At a recent meeting of the board of teachers Mrs. Inez Simmons, pianist and teacher in the Sunday school for more than twenty years, Z J Q(' her resignation. Thia was deeplyregretted by the pastor as well as . the superintendent and teachers. Mrs. I Simmons stated that'''regardless of TTfc tart" that slie had resigned, Ev ihanuel Sunday school is still foremost in her mind and if at any time ' she can be of "assistance she will be perfectly willing to serve_it_possible. -f?On?the?evening- of the eleventh, ithe Gideon band which constitutes I those who were united to the church i during- the pastorate of Rev. Beard. ] sponsored an entertainment known las 'A Festival of Roses." Mra. E. M. i Green directress of this band of workers, supervised the affair which was j-very successful. The young as well i as-the oltler members are doing good I work at 1_ _ To the Editor th<^ Palmetto-Leader On returnine to the city Friday I our dear sister, Mrs. ^Anne C. Mayes, 1 whom, we all know as a member of . Mt. Zion A. M. E. church, member of the* Trustee board and president of [ the Women's Home and Foreign MisjsTonary~soeiety of the Charleston district. and matron of'the~JnvePilo. da j partment of the Courts of Calanthe I ot.d state grand mentor of the : Knights of Centurion, a high churchi maii and willing worker ahd-fip-nvost" ^prominent and worthy woman of the* ^eity of Charleston, confined.. _to her jJbed and has been for several weeks. Now I feel that her co-workers as so jrany of them have been so muchsurprised all over the state, to learn of her illness; we feel that this hasbeen an oversight on the part of the importer for the Charleston news. We are praying fo$ heirTecovery. .1 ^ ? - . 1RMO NEWS The churches are all on the upward Itr.mrl in Hia -trnim The aervippg thrpout the entire day were in keeping with the goodness bf~God to all nature at the, St. Paul A. M. E. church. The Sunday school was largely attended and very timely remarks were made' by Elder' G.- K. Lyles. The li uilllliu All ullLS wui ILIJ inuyiiing. ; Song service was led by Rev. Thomas 1 Bowman. The presiding elder took his text from St. Matthew. . I The collection was taken by Bro Wise and Sister Roseborough from Kondalltpwn. Total?amount? The winner of. the Pr'ze the rally .is Mrs. Simmie Richardson. 1'W - - - I Mr. John Wright of irmo met witn i 15n accident last week in Camden and is in the Camden hospital: His wife , and--mother visited him Sunday. I The following teachers are, at home (from summer school, : Mrs, C.?M. Young, and Miss iEllaL {Richardson, 'from Benedict-Allen; Miss O. M. Al? j len, Mesdames - Butler, Foster and - Murray' Trom State college; Miss T. Boozer accompanied by Miss Ada G. Bryant of Savannah left Sunday for Fisher's Island, N. Y.^and New London, Conn, to spend~fhe" Tem&ining part of the summer. : J, Miss Jarrie Burgess is visiting relatives in Lexington^-x-Hp^-v ; . Miss Martha Ann Hipp ot Chapin I is visiting her cousin, Miss Reba M. . "Jc nes; Mr. Robert Richardson of BaltiII more returned to his home last week ;frftrr spending aome time wim nia * parents. j ! Rev. W. B. Burgess of Rocky Mt., N. C., f? visiting TiIsTfather, Rev. W. T. Burgess. Rev. Burgess is still on !_ the^ sick list. . Mr. John Williams is up agarn af, ter being sick for a few days. ,1 TWELVE PALS HONORED Mrs. Mae Walker was a charming ^ hostess on Thursday afternoon when - she entertafhed the Twelve Pals with ^^jridg^^arty^Thi^chih^is^omjgiosnual ;[ ND SEASHORE | JRSION ; J LU'GUST 9t^. 1930 As Follows: ?? 'aynes- Wal- Greene Rich- Nor* ? ville halla . . ville mond folk V $7.20 $6.10. *4.35 $13.25 113.65 A 9.40 8.30 - Jfc50 12.05 13.65 9.40 8.30 6.55 15.45 15.10 7.10 3.05 2.40 14.815 17.25 i 9.00 7.90 6.10 13.35 14.35 X -Oil 5,65 3.90 11.35 1SJ5 ? 8.75 "7.65 5.85 13.65 14.35 ? s from all other points in South J J all trains August 9th, except t to reach original startup point '> 1930. _ . -=: ;; for a delightful summer vacation ugh Pullman sleeping cars?dining \ \ (cnei v\Kenis , A .BLWAY SYSTEM"^?| K? X-'."X-:-X"!m>*M"X^m>,X^<?^<Oh>^ ?? -KILLf toes, Bed Bugs, Roaches and the market for several rsan ? WANTFD _ ;; PRODUCT CO; 1 AY, Preftldent ;r 1 - ?' PHONE Uii?! ^ ?t ... ?> * > . ; /, { * ^ ? * ^ n 1 * ' ? THE PAJjMET ed of members of the Younger Ma- f trons' club and Le Cerclc Entre Nous who remained in the .city for?thesummer. ? ] After the members vied with each -other for honorsT and tfhree changes j Were made,?prizes were awarded?to Mrs. Sara Youngblood, who held the highest score and Mrs. Marv Smith i for Jew score. ?Miss Henrietta Booner drew high- i ; est for consolation. Each one receiy>ed useful prizes. * ' ..*} \ After a refreshing menu was served each guest departed breathing words of?praise for so wonderful - a "Hostess as Mrs. Walker. " NEWBERRY NEWS ' - , - - Miss Annie L. Washington of Ashe mother. Mrs. William Washington afjj ter attending Benedict-Allen summer , gchuul. ~ The committee is expecting to car-1 ry a large crowd to Anderson next,. Monday, July 28. k Dr. and Mrs. H. E., Thomas and lit-11 tie Harry motored down last Sunday j' andTspent^ttre day with Mrs. Thomas ( mother and sister, Mrs. R, P. and Miss , panied by Mrs. Martha Benson and Mrs. Wright of Seneca and Mrs. L. j. Smith of Pendleton. Harry and Mrs. j Benson remained in the Pearson home I until the other parties motored to . Camden and back where they, attend- , ed the Eastern Star Grand Chapter.^ They returned to Newberry Thurs- ' day and left for Seneca Friday morn.' ing. 1 ???"I, ?. Mrs. Nancy^rCaldwell has been in disposed, for a Week or more but is j now some better at this time. Miss Caldwell, her daughter, Kfis'TTelUrnecij home to be with her mother. ' i ?,. All the teachers have returned to ( their "homes after attending the various summer schools. v_?_1?L ~\;Mrs. N. J? Gallman, ^ha is spend-1 ing the summer in Xsneville came by home on her way to the grand lodge and'spent the week end. She is a' grand officer. A large crojyd left Wed nesday for CaTmden. * : - ! Mr. and Mrs. M. .L, Lessane, Mr. U. S. Gallman find Mr. Robert, mo-1 tored to Trvon Monday. July 21. I Mr. John H. Satterwnite of GreenviHe spent a few days with Mr. and^ Mrs. M.- L. Lessane on Caldwell St. , 7?' 1 ' - ' _ 1 _VNION NEWS ! Rev. A. J. Batea and family and | Rev. W. S. Diggs, motored to Green- i ville where a Very pleasant session \ of the State Sunday School and Bap- | tist Young. People'-s Union convention ] was held. v ~NTF. Wm. Sanders, delegate from * Corinth Sunday school, will report la- < ier. - |i The 2nd number in the series on the 1 Beatitudes were preached on Sunday I morning by Pastor Baten of Corinth. I ( This sermon like all others was~] well prepared and earnestly deliver- li ed. Dr. BatenTfiias proved himself., tc be a workman that needeth nott-be ashamed. *?*? V"*""" Mrsr Geneva "Batenc ts^i "regular" cburch attendant, Sunday school teach ) er and group leader in B. Y. P. U I Union and Corfnth are still apprecia-1 tive of the services rendered by the pastor and family in church- and community. Miss Dolly Blackwell spent a most pleasant week at Myrtle Beach and has returned- home.Miss Dolly now reads the Palmetto Leader each week also- our little friend, Miss Grace BlaekWell, who has helped with notes Tor the Leader. . ' ?The visit on Douglass Heights' a few days ago was much enjoyed by your scribe. Mrs. Julia McKissick is still comfined to her home and has been for .several months. Mrs. S&llie Davis was busy caring for BenJamin, Jr., Sara A. and other chidren while "Mama" went a hunt ing. . " Many hearts were made glad on Saturday when trains and automibiles came rolling into Union station with bunches of teachers from the simmer schools. '' - - _ , Mrs. Satira Johnson is much improved at this time and able to be up. - ?~^ ; , Mrs. Clara Feaster is reported sick. Here's hoping that she will be quite well again. ... Miss Amanda*~'t,eWis was a pleasimt visi^ftr at Corinth Sunday morning. Miss Lewis is one of the faithful workers of Clinton Chapel A. M. E. Zion church. News from the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Moore of the death of their youngest daughter, Cornelia. This is a great shock to many here and telsewhere. We did not know that this ycung girl was in Union, until we > heard of the extreme illness the even- j ing before her passing,. Friends and classmates who read these lines will recall the pleasant association in the church, Sunday school, B. Y. P. U. and Junior Missionary of Corinth Baptist church. Miss Moore graduated from Sims high school a little over a year ago^Eor. several months she has been in Winston-Salelm, N. C. with her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Moore have-the sympathy of the entire community. Rev. and Mrs. Diggs and family were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jones about one mile ~ "from tjje city. The visit was very pleasant and the^wel} prepared ner much enjoyed. MrsT Mamie Rice very kindly Ten|embered Pastor Diggs with a basket of fruit and vegetables. Mr. Anthony Rice granted the Use of his car in visiting far off members. This act of courtesy is 'also greatly appreciated by the pastor. iir i? i m ? . I mrs. xoDin tnanicg irienas in tne City of Greenville for love messages bin. We hope to visit our, mountain home later in the season where the friends of years gone by are looking for us. -y - ' Wrs. Tobin enjoyed having Te'tter from Prof. A. A. Ready who with Pwnf A A Sim, Tininn werp instructors in summer school, Kingstree. Glad the Leader was sent as it was found interesting and card ap . ok TO LEADER ~ ffreciated by Mr. Ready. _ j Services were well attended at the. Woodson Chapel, Rev. Dlggs" pastdr* Sunday./ The pastor preached almost powerful "sermon. Mrs. S. B. Young assisted ip, the Sunday school work-L Deacon Young yv^f also nn h?ml at Woodson and took active part in theservices. Mrs. Carrie Byrd Singleton [ was also among the visitors n* +v??>n service?. We hope-"to send some cop-1 ie?" of the Leader to'?this- point?next time. *>x; -J*. Mrs. -Lula Rosborbugh is enjoying c 1 ass work in-^ttmmer school, RL"rk-'Hill. She and nthaEg-ajw missed from j rhurch and community. Master J. C. White is here from ! Winston-Salem visiting his grand- j mother on S. Church street. Mrs. Remyjcks and other members .of the r family are pleased to Have this young man with them. We wish for him a' pleasant, vacation, : Bethel Notes Rev. E. P..:Ellis, our presiding eider i jf the Winnsboro district, preached a wonderful sermon at Bethel Sunday, July 13th. The church was fired up and in his: Signified way came forward at 11:30jj reading" St. Matthew 25T10. We were glad to have him also' the district is honored to have such a power as he is, a young Moses lead- I ing this district. - Sunday_evening- Rev. J*. H. Baten ! from St. Matthew. We had a wonder-; [ul time ajlday. ' The juvenile met at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Blackwell J jntertained by Lee Blackwell. their i ;on. The meeting was one of the best ; ?ver been this year. ;altines, ice cream and cake. A neat 1 jom was realized. ? Mrs. -Bertha MeJunkins and Mrs. Lizzie Blackwell returned on July 19 raving ratteirded ~Bmredlrr-A lion iummer school. Mr. Mclunkins and j Mr. Blackwell_.fiieL.at home again. Miss P. L. Houston, was the dele- J ?atg to the missionary convention for the Juvenile department. Mrs.. M. C. Booker, * missionary delegate at the rhomas Chapel at >Santuc. Mrs,- Robert Thompson will be at ler home Monday. The Sunday .school;?H"im j aile, and missionary are alive in the diurch. The league will have the play _ :ptitled 4<The Heavenly Gates Ajar" )h July 29th. It us under the direcW rr M^T.,nUlnv W., hnn., 1.. neet you at the Sunday ^school and* eague state convention iii Charles:oTI' " . VIT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHlfRCH OF " MULLINS _ .Jo., r,.v ftunaay was a very suuu <-?"> *" services at our church. Sunday school was at its best. Lesson was reviewed by Prof. J. S. Roberts?" . ' ! Eleven o'clock services were conducted by the pastor Rev. J. L. Brooks, were good. Of" course this I is a common occurance with thP Rev. for he is well fitted for his work. Mrs. Eva Nance Clark and daugh-; ter of Newark wore the?week 'end.. guests or Mr7 and MrsT Gilbert Reeves. She attended the 'evening ] services at our church. We are al-1 ways delighted to have visitors and they are welcome at Mt. Olice.;! Rev. Brooks delivered a very timely sermon at the Methodist church for1 Rev. J. W. L. Duckett Sunday at 3 p. m. There is a good spirt between our pastor,& of Mullins and we as a ; ~for sat.k ? a Sewing* Machine and an ) Upright Boiler -- APPLY AT Quality Cleaning Co. Y M. C, A. Building Phone 3861 . Columbia S C I r ^ Act Now to - Protect Food and Health \7 rftj can P how wonderfulgood 1 mgjgissM provide* the [proper balance of cold air, dry air, SnoUt air, and frtjh air to Jceep foods I -fa prima condition todto do away 1 with the interchange of food odors and flavors which sometimes make* wren the coldest of foods distasteful and unappetising. CITY ICE COMPANY 12?1_JJ1AIN^_JSJ0NEJtl5r.j tTnfntehtlonal Suicide Many people are slowly poisionin^ j themselves Just as surely as if they j drank iodine every morninj* for break-; f? ..i. mi . * . lam. i ney are tiauy absorbing the toxins, or poisons, created *by accumulat-ed waste matter in their constipated digestive, systems. Sooner or later disease will conquer their weakened bodies. If yen have diia^y hea?TaobeH, coated tongue, bad breath, insomnia, no appetite, bilious attacks or pains in the back and limbs, you are probably > sqfTering from self poisoning caused . by constipation."The surest and plea-, santest relief for this, condition t? Her-" bine, the vegetable cathartic which acts-tn the natural way. Out a bottle today from . TItE WAVERLEY DRUG STORE '. *..V i ' / v. ?:?-?' - v, ST. MATTHEWS NEWS k 1 Mi us Theresa Hemingway is on the i'1 ^ick list. We hope for a speedy re- < covery. ' ' i The followinjjJ^Xl'fyr the K. off. TTrand Lodge: Mr. S. Guignard, Sr.; ^ Mrs. Hattie Washington, Mrs. I,. II. t Hemingway, Mrs. L. dray. Mrs. 1). L. Guignard. Mrs. M. 1 M.mlt.-i.. Ml v L Summers,Mr. ShGuignard. Jr.; 11 Mrs. F. Guignard, Mrs. L. Ih-Keitt, Mrs. L. Harrison and others. v "-ReVI 1. M Jack sot i preaeheii a d?v" A ttghtful sermon Si,pid:iv m..?-nitnr Ty 1 vyasJuli of thought., um7hTe^-He--i^eompetent to fill auv position in fhe^' church, tie is carrying St.Matthews by storny Bro. E. D. Jonqs left for New York last Saturday foe a fun- wools vhiin tiun .if relatives end friends. d Rev. J. M. Martin of Vance, preach,-.] Vd U wonderful sermon ?Sin;dnv nieLt-f for Rev,'Jackson at Bethel, lie had > Mrs. Martin and children and several 1' church workers which- were wet- a conied b>r all. I Messrs.-Coker and Moultrie are al""^ home after spending six weeks in Or- 1 . 1 ~ i j * i i ? * fii;;t?ur^?ttnu MMUHIUIH attending? K>?nifnw schools. ~?*-?- ? ? . tMr1. Solnmon CJlitriiur<L Jr., is home after spending a pleasant stay at. the \ Stat,, college summer sihoul. T ', 1; ~ Miss Jestinp CakfweTl is home af- ii ter spemfinp: six weeks in the Allen- j Penediet summer school. Rev. KT A. TToss, pastor of Frier*!- J ship Baptist ehnreh, is having a n*- C viral meeting for terr?nights. The a I uhlic is invited to attend. ' .. s A lawn party ivas giv? n mi Monday < night. July 21st' at the home of Mr. o end "Mrs. J. ,L. Whaley in honor of Miss Elisabeth- SUngluton.^=JJttf<m>nt?& t-t urses were served. The high "senre was won by Mr. Webber of Eastoyer[ S. C. who received a fint* pound rake. f I-lverybody went away and expressed J UuMnstdves^ju^^mvjjp^^un^^^ m*./? %.*. 'V??%?V>*? *>?*?!* > A ; - * - I Your ] |?: - ~ ' T v an no lotinu in our Auvoriis X { are asked,to -read tlrese advi | our ad \lert ise rs" W'e iPPe 'pre *i* we are ju'ttin?'; I'rew-the a,l\ { . ilium to reach t lie' public. V. ; . Vac^ Tie TRY THK CO' _ 1^-t $ ? - Southern Applacl i ?? ** ()1 f ?W KS'lTiKN NOKl iff?*-?^ ? - ST 11 ItN 'i *? - lilt ^ V. NORTH CI | - "The Land i i ".*7", 7' J. I IKAVKL 15 I Com Tor table. Kcoi i ~rT-'~ - a>> Y i Jersey Seash* ;!; OKI Ihiint (Including New ! Chambe X Virginia X - - (Including New/ I ^ , j., / Roaches at Oeeanr { .Charleston, Savan X < (Sea Island Beaches on J ?IMouhlain and Lafceltej | Resnrts'i.ii the S ' : The Black Hills oj Michigan, Wi? Y Minnesota I .a ^ ?r r=-- Pacific Northwest X California Resorts ? Lake Region of Canada 11" . COM BIN, ! < | ? ; HAIL and l\IOT( i V " , Mountain I' -1 \ ' t ?i ' | - REDUCEL * - . " ? TO I*: ALL SLMMICK TO I J I J( K KTS ON S i!i:(;i.\NiN<; ji xi: i.vrn, H-iO! ?j? . - < ONKI 1,1 I H I\ y " . - ' *!* ?X* ?( ?|? ?Jh% | ANNOUNCING TI t... Irllp Hnni- ^*A/i Jr - ? ?VW? ?16rTT1 I . ; . ($ Miles from Columbia < |?1? Excellent Free-Pit ? 7 "Churched an Wrftf. MMITII, Mttt; / . Saturday, July 26". 1930. ;ood tini|^- ? Miss Thelnia Stroman of Sumter is Lei'U- vfoUUig relating. ? ??* 1 Mr. Faul Webber of KaStover, who s visiting Mr.'Maceo Christie of Ft. - *" ' 'lotto :>vaa:.a- plcasant caller 'irr;St. fatlhews Monday evening attending"'"**.""'" * he lawn'.party J Mrs. Klla JFelzicr and children of iliiiileslon art, hero visiting?parents?; : rid friends. .ij Itev. B; H. Cray pastor- of Louis-. ?j ille circuit is- running a revival at ^ IL I'isgah A. M. K. Church. The 'Ublic is invited,. ??,?! - J Jiro. Amor. Tate is still on the aide? ' 1 ist. . - m NOKTII NKWS \ Sunday, July 20th was a high day _ . , "" at St. Fetors A. $! "-&. ehureh. Sun ? ay school was conducted very inieligently by Bro. W. M. Muchinson asCur. Kev. F. Flayer spoke on the csson. Services commenced immediitely after the school and 'the pasbf prfffctied one of 7t1ie ""strongest ~ rrrmms that ever fell from human *? PsAlter tlie sermon three young girls r nil i<rl?f hi .in ?with?1 h?*?I'hiii'fb. \\ e were Itx^kmg lor the y. K., l)r Yells to hold his- quarter. H^J Was mt?.? ciiitl I'lr pastor held the quarter iTul tlie members made splendid re>ovts. * Little iA'ila M uchison--daughter?of - dr? Mrs. James |Muchison of 'harluttu was laid to rest Sunday .ftevnoon. 'flhere were several re- glutiohs read Rotten up by her Sunny school mates. Rev. Player spoke : ! the life the deceased had lived" Mrs. L'arrie A maker has returned /s' rtrti'Tetalives and friends. Mrs. Ellen A maker is spending a eu days with her mother, Mrs. E. ohnson.uf Gaston, who has been in^^joset^^orsoniitLUme^^^^^^^^^ ' ?V ? Every?4'-^ ' ' - " . | ' :p - -' i . 7 t ? " e ?'?t?? imt Columns. Our readers X x udtseiniints", and patronize ;{; nitLol' ^fh^kusiness that X who use our me- X * << X -, . - x _ .. .. , . * . ' . 1 } i>;>>;>.*???i <%?;..y.y.;t.y .%? ?.;. ty) ttion' E * - * . ne -1 -7 OL PLACES :! i " hian Mountains, ? 7 ' : ' " ' ": I IT I CAROLINA ? - X ^ENM-BSrtrEE ' ' '' i:orgia :j: of the Sky" | V TRAIN . ? X tomieal. Sate. , { ' , >rt? Rwoftw?7?^? :. " ?j??-???('urnfurl ' _ "X run-\underbill Hotel) X Reach -> . -1iutel Cavalier) { "View'-t Norfolk) " 1 hah, Brunswick, ' Saint Simons Island) y t>uon 'oT New Lngland * $ (ireal Lakes . X I' South Dakota X sconsin and v. ke Resorts ^ 'i* Colorado X .* National Parks ^ Canadian North west * y , ? t-? ,, ._ +' vrioN = v >R TOURS to ;} Resorts-' * v | > KAItHS -I X RIST RKSORTS $ 1, l\. I v\ 11.1 OU LNTL1. OCTOBER 3lST~~ '' ; . ~BT A^KVI'H - ' X : r,W V V SVKTteMJ* v *t* *J* % *!* v v * ** * /*!* IE OPENlNQfOy_ | l ' t,r imming Pool | ? [?n (he I'ercival Koad.) ' y -nic (}rounds"for ~ l|z ~T* d Parties. | .. ?" t.' v^r- ? ? ... V-"-?r-T '4??- - -*#?''J-.;" .. Li -J-v. 1 . *.