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-11 ? J L -R^E/nvo , . : F " THE -OLD " A*. ....? ^:7 E. fhil i - i State Convention From Our Angle. ~ ijay FuTuToI and .Missionary Convoiv" lions -held in Emanuel and. St. Luke churches Charleston on last week y.-prp mooting tH-vt will ^pg rBnuunbered. F rom the a dd re>?es.-^e-> livered and instructions Riven they excelled all previous meetings'oF the kind ever held in South Carolina. Bishop Radsom, D. D. I.L.. D. . The above character is a real wonder. The church has never produced a greater orator and preacher. Whenever he gets up to speak everybody turns a listening ear- :mfl~is never disappointed. for be always hits the v mark. It wps admitted that the addresses. of Bishop Ransom and his nsswers to questions from the quest. Convention- n- howling success. If the Bishop would "deliver a se.ries of addresses at?each annual conference it would elevate the ent^> sta?e. For both .ministers nnd " "<vV'liTfl Fin- Tn^ynrnf'PKF thnvvi T rmp. live such a-leader and may his stay - vyith lis ho manr yonrg,' ?. , Mrs. R. JT. Ransom. Tho wife of Rishrrp dvaTTTrtfrt is a ower in any audience. .She is a.flu-nt ' speaker;?>nd knows the laws of ' her 'church and tho constitution j?ov mine the \V. II. and F. Society. She it ady at approach ?o answer question when called upon. And all n.tir tad ins at flu" conventions have all^tln. support necessary '.when she present at their meet ilijl's. Dr. R.-aid in presentiny Mrs. Ransom to tlrr. von voVittoTT said sh,. was a noble .oioati; and th,. state is fully ton-inced of that fact. She is indeed a iiniilepWoman and a worthy example, j . N'"t only.the women of the state will r<liiiir,? hs r. liut .the men will do all in their .power to honor jsueli a wo-i man. Dr. R. C. Ransom. Jr. ! V-,~ It was, a happy surprise" to every member and visitor f?f the convention to have the son of the Rishop as a vilest at o'.tr meeting. In his eloii'ient address Friday uiorninpr; it < mild be easily detected that he was ; :i "i'I' i |? of T.fm old Much " Ho is pol' hed and refined and will rt;fl6ct credit'.ypop.jWiy pulpit in America. Our ?onl-y? re.gi'et is that?I.ouhdnna got liim instead of Smith Carolina. The "? "Id Palmetto too. is in erenf nonrl nt' ? i-.ew hlond.?Wo have always admired 1 ransfops'and thcy-havc- been avcordt d our preatest p'rivilepos hnd our that sortie of thoni after they pet here themselves. they undertake to kick evgry South Carolinian out! of I'veryt.hinjr in which they are concerned. Hut Rev.' Ransom is too much like. his wonderful?father 'to ht.?of that type. So his. kind is in demand . . 'l[?wAHH-?the- church and?even?here. .In keepmp with our record we are ^v.'dlinp for transfers to have here all that they merit.' All we ask is. that r-'1 > y will not try to circumscribe us t <-caus,, wt. happen to he-?born?in Couth Carolina. -4-Vof. flreen ai d Dr.- C.iifUn Roth of New Orleans. J.a.. were happy visitors of the convention anc eade. last inp impressions in their > > nioiis and addresses. Prof. Clrper i- pr.ip.cipal of. the hiph school in that ? ty where .1.500 children are enrolled ?. * '?has-Uie larpest enrollment of f?ry I uhliv School in America. Hp is alsr t h,. Sunday school superintendent oJ I'i tpr-AricTT "??oVT?Or bans, of which the"" Bishop's son is I .i1<..r. I'rof. (ireen is a brother <>1 hi- Suureiti,. (''hjinei.ltur ,.t" tl,?, V I*. < h:der. Dts-(-1 r+rtm-is-'iiiu' of th< ;ivI i11 _*' |ii'rsiiline; elders pi' his -slate Jh- has a pleasing personality ami : ieath impressed the members ol I'r ? ?>lisontii.11. ~ : tTrT IT. 11. TTiTIill UeTpbiuled. The speaker crowned liitnself tvitl <'|ci v- in responding1 to tht. guest* -??? '* "hi??sinter state. MetJill is i 1 mi ii orator and sustained his great reputation upen this occasion. Ant l lie host of all af>ou.t MetJill is tha hot, a hypocrite. When he Jj ' with yoii- he tells you so, Teml wher la. is against yotT he does, not pre t? ml to he with, you.. Everybody needs sueh supporters. When he i: ~ -L?Ulilt Ills HUhop he stapds a*-a-4Tras< wall. Not simply before his face bul "7 I T B. M. C. The biennial Movable Co ?"?1 ? ?Order of Odd Fellows will < day, Sept ember Sth. All ] ineetinp: are asked to leave " " urrtay, .September Gth to I he'lb AI. 0. Si?peial leaving Ihi'y yotu- ticket a-t, your Cost ol a ifdrkoi wHl be a fare ~ T>i<f ilicAle. Plan. All parti( write me tor hlentifieatipn ible to j^et reduced rates wi the A. C. L. and Pennsylvar ' i fart router Any irleiirt who is noT'a n ll'ill-fi-. A I Idlif I/, r'ltu mill K t? ? ? | / * / .. t ' H^lll U ? I ?V I | 1 I J! ir'o on the same Irain that ~ Min?^TtTT^rrrr7x J (> titrstr- are a 1 delegate-will lie accorded 1 . Wo have a very limited : ftdes -5m notify us at oncm r" 'h'ni'r.on di'.-iiiiiy PnlTrnafF --tot ice at oiioe that ample ac . y : "" ." - . : ^ JO ??????i? ?wm?? I anj we IP ELLIS ?__ the SUl I ' , of rtjc-Wnd^-hT^ -bittyk-~aB wmll. He is not j-Eh like some of whom I Wtt] pay myi ??j I disrespect in another article. And ' <--<.>] , if the "Palmetto Leader" would tol-|Th jerate fights I would take' the hideitei 'nfT. nf fcluMM-ilgftw- hand to hods?Wo eh sdre tired of one or two ministers in A. tfar^istate getting in council where ]Ja theit**f(?How ministers cannot be pres- Lcj ent arid attempt to poison the BislV-t^0 op against them by coloring state-T^s ments to suit themselves. But thank j God for a Bishop Ransom., Epciugh re said for the present. ,E, H. took c^ire th V^n ^7^' ^ wcl^ p^^odrU1 ^ Mrs. 'Tra- T. Bryant, n MoVi instructive words along Sunday school and other lines never fell from the lips of a woman than those from the wife of thp Secretary?of1-the ArM. E. Sunday School Union "J to our Convention last week. Really to we did not know that we had suchi an expert rfi Sunday school work a- P* monr the women of our church. No M - wonder Prof;"Bryant is able to glvo' ? so much helpful suggestions and ad- P* - vices to the general church as to how w; to. pmmotp the interest~of her young ni people. ^Mr. Bryant .himself is a real professor in Sunday school work. I SI have worked under him and have al- gi ways said that of^ him in General M Conference and out* of General Con- St ference, of which scores of persons -"wilpattest. And now to have such :W an accomplished comprfhioi) as Mrs. ut' Bryant, puts the African Methodist ]i. Church in the' for*/ frontJ^tThen it comes to progressive Sunday-school (j. 'methods., Mrs. Bryant immortalized a herself he're last week in methods ?of sp . teaching and demonstrations and ?| South Carolina will never forget her. j,. The statt. will never believe that a ju State Sunday School Convention can ry he completed without her. ? fc. i- Prof. Shackleford. I)( The. subject of this sketch is a mar vol of the age. Tie stands in a class . to himelf when it comP to Bunday * school work. Truly it seems that a ? person is unprepared to stand before . ? - -h?S.undav school elano as a teacher who has* not heard bim. "Where such . a man came from?" is the astounding ^.l. " question. He is a past master in I t,( the profession. The A. M. E. chiirch I prays for him a long life. nC-s S jtfnwteThe above character is a prince in W1 Christian Endeavor circles. The di "church has reasons to expect. grent|l" things in the future of Dr. Morris, wl j Tie is~waking~ap the church on all tie Icicles both young and old. And 7s Bi 'endearing and commehding b'mself to j to the entire church. His instructions an and lectures to the convention in- eh spired the young. people from onle .lend-of the state'to the other. And Ci the masterful description uf his trip?j-p to Europe. on Thursday night was " a fitting climax of tfr^ convention: Dr. J. C. Caldwell. g, The individual named above' was tu '}a .fine tribute to the convention. He oll lis one "of the best. prepared men ih ' .out church and -is a perfect Chris- QJ] tian gentlffma?i The church as a I whole is bettered by having'such a ' j man as Dr. Caldwell in its ministry. . ; His service at the convention was*be-jin| ' Uml^ of ^our3*'0"* liraylfra ^^Gv?ve ^ j .the churcffWorT-'Caldwells. * 1,1 Dr. E/ R. Anderson, Supt. . * t' M?V. it ever be said~~to the' "credit t" '. of Dr. Anderson that hP made the | 111 | lina. and should head it as long as TJ I he lives if he so desires. It was a V . reflection before he took hold of it. 0< Others before him failed and re- w , failed. And finally' it was given up j as a lost project. It was then that m . Dr. Anderson asked lief of Bishop t" Chappelle to try and redeem it. And Li !of thL. State irrespective of denom - j . j inations^'Any body in the state} ' ..,.1.1,1 .. 1 o.. i ^ ? ruiu |MliUU KJl llli: LIS C3U- I <>I l perintendent of it now. But the! C j the church will never forget the j ft present "Incumbent. v it 1'rof. Geo. W. Howard. jn j .A: better person for the?position could not havp been selected. He is dignified in every way and one of the tu s Heading educators of the race. Prof. I in r-Howard?is a loyal?eburchman, a | m !).' p t great scholar and reflects credit upon . P; . NOTICE? |i| I b ' " * !r< . . . ; .3 | it S( invention* of the Grand United S( i-onvwne in Atlantic. Cit.y-,:JVlmir-_ LL artie's planning to attend this ? your homes early enough Sat- a it in Florence in time to catch J that point 7 :30 P. M. Saturday. p nearest railroad station. The __n and a half oil the Identification s planning to go are asked to Certificate.- You will not be ? thout it! Buy your tickejt over L' da Railroad, as that is oyr offi-' jt veinber of the Order and would , he reduced fare and maker this js Pr privileged to do so and may 1 j the delegates 'Witt ;go on. Per- j t, skod to write for Identification ;a Id -Fellow or Ruthite who is not ii the same privilege. ,{J supply of Identification Certifi-^" p " ~ ~~ ; i -rosOTvaOonffifre asked to send__ .!.a romoda-tions jnav be had. ^ If. H. BUTLER, - 1H? itrict Grand Secretary, . I.e Hartsville, S. C. I r ? j J.. -J itfi* ? < . , - . .THF, j office thai he occupies. To be con ued next 'Weeh. Our Whereabouts. rVe are in revival meetings this ek on the Mt. Zion Circuit with > Rev. C. Br- Cook, pastor. Many ils are being added to the kingdom God as a result of our efforts here. e-success of the revivals we are ul'ueting will he reported in these T.f nil ofthew^ lis week-end will find us in quaj- lv meeting at Taylor Chapel inch Sunday mnrnini> with thfl Rnv A. Amik'er, pastor Itnd at Black ck A. M. E. church that afternoon. rt the members pray for . an outoring lof the Holy Spirifc, ''Let advance on our knee's." P, S.?The welcomp addresses, the sponse of Prof. Baumgardner and e cooperation of- city pastors Charleston will - constitute a part ic Leader. ^ B ~ CHARLESTON NEWS There will be a prize picnic, given ' the One More Effort Club of Cennary M. E. Church, 6n Tuesday, :ptembef 9, 1930, at the River-side rrk, from 10:00 A. M. to 12:00 P, . Admission 25 cents, music in ize, a $5uPP gold piece, will be aarded to fife hne holdirig the lucky imber. Bishop R., C. Raniom and Prof, lackelford were- the week-end tests last week of the R'eV. and rs. J. W. AVitherspoon, 121) Coming ,reet. Rev. and Mrs. A. K. B. Horry, of iUiei!l)Ol'tr~Circuit were -the guests . tlu^r cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Philip orry, duriifg the past week. Miss Sarah M. Horry, of Aiken, S. , teacher ?at Sckofield Institute of iken, arid instructress in music, ent the week-end last week- in larleston visiting her host of ieiTds; Miss Horry-was- a guest of t cousin, Mr.-and Mrs. Philip llor, 5(1 Coining St. , Mrs. Bird, ChitLcity entertained in nor of her sister, Miss Maytield ines, of St.- George, S. C.MisS Jones a teacher at Sellers, S. C. Miss Mary Polite, entertained on riday evening of last week at her autiful home in honor of her many iends, who were visitors of the inday School and League Gonven>n, of last week. "" . On Sunda*y ^morning of last week, Mt. Zion A. M. E.' Church, ,the embers- and friends was showered ith a message from heaven, and this vine message was so powerfully ile ered?by?a?messenger nf find ill loin was so fatherly and firm in his livery, in the person of our Hon. shop R. C. Ransom who, preached an unusually fultaudience at Zioli d he selected for his text the 5th apter 14th to loth verse; theme, 'e Are the Light of the World, a ty That sits Upon a Ilill Cannot be hrfc" T ^3L From this beautiful subject he dd ered that wonderful message of eat importance, which .was gratclly received by that vast audience r.that occasion. It was one of the ghest day Zion has ever experiiced in many years. There were lite a number of visiting friends. h? worshipped at Ziun that?morntf. We were so pleased to have with Prof. Greene of New Orleans, La. rof. --Shackelford of Tennessee and any others. Prof. Shackelford lectured to the fnday- Schook-at 4 p. im,?vvhieh-a ire treat to the?entire, school, niore -pecially~"to the children, whom lie tuitj .11 vury Humming fui. The aleridge-Taylor Glee (Mub, iender1 the music for this occasion, which as greatly enjoyed. The attendrrrcp? was very encouraging.?with any visitors of oyr city and out of iwn, the Rev. and Mrs. Owens of uncaster, S. C. I'.ni'anuel A. M. E. Church Kev. J. K. Heard. Pastor The Fourteenth State Convention the A. (J. E. L., and Second State (invention of the Sunday, School of itianuel Church, Wednesday mornio A. M, E. Churches cbnvened in ig August 20th, with Bishop R. C. ansoiu of "the Seventh- Episcopal istrict Presiding. This convention ought to Charlston a large gatherig of church workers and leading kov?and- - -women of- the connection. Moquent addresses were delivered nd masterly speeches were made iroughout the sessions. On Sunday morning Rev. R.C. Ranmv Jr. ascended the' rostrum and fter the usual preliminaries includlg an inspiring supplication offered y brother John Stevens and -the wading of the 12th chapter of Jereliah for, the morning lesson, a^strong irmon was delivered by Rev. Ran dm. He seated as a text Jeremiai 2th chanter at the 5th verse. Tht lessage was very uplifting as wel s interesting and* beautifully Plus rated. Revr-Ransom-is pastoring a) >tv Peters A. M. E. Church, New Or L*ans, La. He brought to , us tht lessage?which?was well taken 'here were two ascessions. At the _ usual 'hour Sunday Schoo onvened with Mr. S. L*. Jones, Supt [i charge. Two-hundred and thirty ix scholars were present along witl hirteen teachers and officers. Th< ssson, Jonathan and David was. * avely thought of friendship and tin arfte was vigorously discussed. Bai er classes?for collection, Primarj Irs. M. Brown; Junior, Robert Do-; or; Senior, ~J. Fretl Simmons; foi tfcendanee, Primary, Mrs, M. Brown unior, Mrs. E .M. Green; Senior, ^ >ed Simmons. We were glad *tt ave with us Prof. S. X Green rincipal of the public school, N. O. -a lt is understood that this chool has an enrollment of thirty our hundred stmleffts ;tnd h vlnW-rr fty instructors. Prof. Green dellv red an interesting and timely~~iuiress which wit*, highly appreciated Aide from- the jwniition of principal rof. Green is the superintendent oi m ' ~ ' ?1" r rn * J \ < . , .. I ' * . - _ -1. rO LKADF.R , St. Peters Sunday school of which glad to state that our League Is operating nicely. 'At its session Ml-. m< f Edward Cochran -of?Morris Brown A. Ku | Promptly at th6 _.hour of eight the ru | evening worship "was In progress, inj j Pi'ouuhing . wu'j dibpuiliJed mttyatuF -v? ! Prof. Shackelfo'rd of Nashvilfe, Xertn. '. I I mldressuel~a~TaTge and 'attentive and j-t; | ience from the subject "Love;" Since do j Prof. Shackelford is known through- Mi I out the connection-no one-of the boot -Hti | S- S. experts, it gees without saying a | that he was good in hisr deliberations ng [During the devotions a fervent pray- a j er was made by brother \V. II. Wash- . ha ington, after which the fourteenth ha chapter of Proverbs was considered I for the evening lesson. All day at 'jp | Emanuel there were good things for those1 who cured to huvcrttnmT:?Four Sfp 1 por5?ns~"wcre united to the church ut ^ j this last worship. Before the close Mi : of the service, usher boards Nos. 1 tei and 2 presented a drinking fountain .V| which is quiljean asset to the church. Much credit is due to the members <7f TTT both boards for their untiring efforts bn | in securing this longed-for girt. ??DFfcLON NEWS in : ' ' 5 - afek Promptly at eleven o'clock .Rev. .T. _ P. Washington,.. Pastor of Bethel A. Si M. E. Church, mounted therostrum jand after conducting devotional service preached p soul stirring, ser-.j-* mon from St.. .^Matthew 17th chap- j yj ter 10th verse. i VVl Rev. John Gregg. Pastor of Manning preached two inspiring sermons -X ' Sunday?arid?Baptized 'J candidates, .vll j Pio- aum iiV jTrcaiTirT' ^ I an inspirational sermon Sunday night from the 18th chapter of St. Matt. j | The play "A Poor-Married Man",i given at St. Stepht-n?Mv-E. t'lnireh, py I -Tuesday night, -was quite a success . v;, and enjoyed by al. It is to be re- w. peated "nt the School Auditorium, M;y- jc, rion, S; C.,'Tuesday night, |M Mr. Preston Birch died at his (j., home in New Town. Wednesday e> -lie ing. Funeral Services were held at , p Bethel Church Friday morn- jj0 " } Csj Revival rriecUng began- at Bethel!' nj, A. M. FteChytvh Thursday iii. 'it vi.'i an proyev <oiVg-oy 1. adtng up : : P1 <l:>v Rev! W. T.'Murray ol' McL.eh.nville, ,.j^ S. Cr, is conducting the meeting. I CI Rev. J. P. Washington ail.'tided the a A. v . L. League and S. S. Cotl 'Mtio'i \\in \?>rYslon, S. last we 1:. i jj, Mr.-and- Mrs.-li. P. McUae are on : ! -, the sick list. ' ~rMrs. C. 11. Garrett was hostess to ;4<? tllC Paithful Workers ( In Mnm'-i < y;, evening. After a pleasant business j meeting the hostess served a delicioi . ^)u course. ' * 1 i Mr. D.. C. Johnson and children j(|, who have been visiting in the city, j jj. left for their home in Norfolk, Ya. im riday. vt>] Miss Elizabeth Alford of Conway is visiting her ?i>ter. Mis. Rosa Me- | t r neil. ' ~u Mrs. Eva M. Geralds and Mr. WW. ' ;in liam Page were quietly married j nu, Saturday evening. Mrs. Rosa McNeil is at .home after; having spent a week with relatives ; )vo, In Marlboro. I Mrs. Bulah Crpker, was hostess to t the Love and Charity t'lub. Monday (lj ' afternoon. rlRev. J. P. Washington. t.*u) ! read a very interesting paper on I'ni- j (>t-' (ty Prof. Wpi. Bryant spoke to us very j . forcibly on race pride and recited-J | Paul Lawrence Dunbar's Poem. ''The . ' i Ode of Ethiopia." Prof. Rt Collier ; ?y also gave an interesting talk. AT- ! - tor successful business ?meeting 4lie? "irmrfrris' assisted In. 'iVL-sftmric^ Arri" ,t." jiora McLeotl and Inez Robinson ser- i C I .. .1.1!.! . ' ' ' \iu u wiiiiims pouuo saiati. ooiiid | ham, pickles, saltines, iced tea, and. cakes. . ] tjt, St. Matthews'A. M. K. Church I jr|. At 10:110 Sunday morning found | Superintendent K. 11. .McKachern -on | j tlie job in Sunday Scltol. alter a lull discussion on the lesson tlie I'astor )(j. Rev. If-a (ia'mble gave IT sph.*mlid re , |( view which brought out many now . facts. - At 12.1 he preached to a t'uli ^(( house of anxious listeners alter, the p. ward and -united with the church, -w The folowing'week our meeting be I J gan which Was a success from every ^ point-of view, thirty eight person-* m were-converted and twenty three ac cessions. _ Our church is moving on ' - undei'-the 1 eudersdn-p-of-Rev. Gamble we are bound to have \sul-coss wit'n Ids feadership. ' - ? -p' We are prepifiring for the Sunday , J School Convention which convenes here in September. Tin1 pastor and members'are real busy preparing I'1'' r( ' it. Rev. J. P. Washington preached for us two nights in oiir revival meet in# and gave splendid satisfaction ' We also had the assistance of Rev. n' " Henry Owens of Marion with us. jjj ' - We are planning a rally for the sec w ' ond Sunday in- September, pray f >r ' our success. j?I ST. GEORGE NEWS ; - >, t y _ Mrs Rnchael?Edwards of Branch-?ID ville spent the week-end with Mr. and 1 Mrs. Roosevelt W.yndham, Miss -'Justine Hodges is spenclTngP' - it few days in town. \ Everybody was surprised when S1 they' saw in last week pap.er that , i Miss Sam H. Rattle became the bride > of a Mr..AVillie H. Corley of Hexing ^ l ton.'-St. George wishes the couple J~good luck. Mrs. for ley was form - *1 - erly a teacher -in the High School j1 r" here. ^ . I T Mr. David Lenox. Mjss Bessie" Rett j . and Mary Green Wyndham motored j" i t <> Rranchville "Simd;i\'. - 1 evival meeting began at Bethel Y , A. M. E. Church Sunday., Rev. Sam f Uel Nance, TTvangelist will be in - charge. Rev. Nance is well known I r here wnW the hie> wig m? wwpt? in br'rr f - success. _ * ^ ' \ Mrs?Emma :L. Jenkins is ,on th tl . sick list.. > w Rev. S, E. Watson, preached. a soul T L stirring aernVon at Trinity M. E. Sun- _ t< day morning. ( l r* , . . 1 ^ ^ - ' \ J Row L. W. Jenkins preached at nd Hope Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson and )thev motored to Charleston last rday. Urol". Gorduif (KessJ->ik Jias. dieen morod won't teach here this com ^ ten n.~ Prof. Cordon whs int.er1 wed by the repwtct' and he said am_dn . hopes "-of getting arroher idinn 1 i>?>w .tlio <*it y miporinton nt of the Muliins High School, i Lillins, S. C. and he said or at least Iked good." The MuUins Suhool isbiukAmilding with about an a\t>r- I e of 000 pupils and this would be wider field for me." I would not ve left this school but T did not ve -the cooperation oi?the principe' We.wish Prof. Gordon good luck the new field. A .correction The final item tliat Jfeared ~m 'fast weelC^ news' should^ ve rend. ? . - ~ r. T. 11. Murray and >yn and daiigni* of Bowman spent Sunday with r and'Mrs. Joe Lhowp W her, \ vjii get ov.- healea stop or re Bui'fr-eup lee Cv,.,un ParThe 'place of business of Toomcr'oJ loe Company is to be sold on .Satda.v August 30th to the highest ifairri " -| I .Vm DROVE. ?tt APT,CIHHCH | ' ? East- Spencer, N. C. TiH'scfiiv night, Aug' 19th 19110-le Junior Missionary under the di i tion- of Mrs. Albertha 'RufY Dans gave ;r Million Dollar Wedding, iss Annie Craigo being the "bride d Mr. David-Kelly the* grooiu.-^MTT iva Bobbins the preacher. TluOlower girls were: little, Rosa . Dolt. Margentine Evans, Joe E.' iide and Odessa Dolt. Trailers were tie. Pail line Williams and little Saaniah Evans. "The Ring Bearers is little Paul M. Curry. Best man Iward Slade. , Dame .of . Honor WaV iss Carrie Bell CJuuwy, Maids?oY i >nor were: Mabel Kelly, Margat Wilson, liillian Bdgof, .Gladys P.. r I... TV;.. . man. add Mil.Vine Archie. Maids and Grooms: itherine jCurj'.v, Forest Cloud, Aii. Mae Sims, Jessie Slade, Edna Evs Willie Marshall Holt, . Flordia rrry. Henry ll.niis, Etta Dee Hur-' .^jT'Ieveland Archie, Myrtle Boger vde, Patterson, Vallie Craigo, Ger(l Stokes, Mildred Cain Lawrence hisonant. Nellie Turner, Sylvester lines, Mar.i. Slade James Clement, .a Woiso Cloment-i William Smith Tuesday evening at G:J0 the JunM'tssionnry met r)n> ss Mary D. Slade. Hymn 12G, Let Lower Light be Burning. Miss Carrie Bell was elected Pres lit of -the?Junior Society. Miss irv D. STaile and Isabella Goard, ited themselves with us7~ We are ry glad to have them join with us. The Sunshine Band under tha lead-IiiU of Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Hol s met Wednesday evening at-5:80 :er meeting the children played my out door games. . Thursday afternoon at 5:.'!<) the bv. GlTorrrHhrtul their regular reI'sal under the direction of Mrs. A. Daniels. ; Friday Mr. J. D. Lewis, gave an t'M'tainiheiif for the benefit - of his ib. A neat sum was" raised receipt the* entertainment was $f> or $7 d somc^mdd cents.'^? Sunday Morning Service was roncted by 'the pas tor-'Rev, J. S. *Dans. The spirit entered the church fritualy ?Mrs, Alice Reid was so rred "with the sermcar'"p'Tlfr g"vo~ prcssioiis" to give herself relief, o deacon Bobbins, deacon Jamison ssi's Craige and Cranes. Mrs. Little.ihn wife of deacojr -Litjf?1in is now back home we lire too id to have her back. Sunday afternoon Rev. and Mn. S. Daniels, and little grandsons of Vibon, S. (\ iiu?tored out to his lit country church where the revival. Hireling started, accompanied by me of the members of?Shady Grove iptist Church. They Were Mr., and rs. W. I. Jamison,Mr. and Mrs. J. \) wis. Mr. and Mrs. J._.I. T.it.tlejohn" rs. Cairie Cobb, Mrs. Will Bunncin, rs. /cula Teamer, Miss Mildred iin, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Wilson,' id family andMrs. Mary E. Watson. Sunday evening at 6:00 o'clock the V. P. U. opened at its usual hour ich group was greeted with their arbors. Group 4, Mrs. Eliza. Holm teacher, gave a very interesting ogram. Recitations by: little Mae L'ss Sherman, little Ruth Holt, and ,tle Catherine Holt. Sunday evening service began at 00 'clock conducted hv Rnv rMo?.L~ cv. Daniels being fatigued was unaed to preach. The service all day ei\- very spirited. -Little has now returni home from New York ^whope- she>ent a few weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Daniels wish to iank Mr. fu Iff" for the fine Waterelon. ? ? Monday evening August 1H, Miss [n? ;Jrnv. Rlackwell, gave a bridge trty nL thgf Rlk's ^Ctub. The party as in honor of her Sister Mrs.Jese Hill of New Jersey. Sick List?Mrs. Pearl Coleman is nproving very much and also Mrs. ttncy Smith. ? Deacns Robinson and "Jamison were ip elected delegates to the?A ssoeia*on which was" held at Salisbury, ixonville Baptist Church -- Their report was very splendid reryorre enjoyed them. They runght sujiu'thing hat _woul(1 help oung'and old. . y SILVER STREET NEWS ffifw "rffV'iviil lliuoitng'61 Trinity A" I. E. Church closed Thursday nifjht, iree services were held each day, ith the Rev. B. II. Gray conducting he meeting was a real, success, f?f claimed Glu4aW -?? The many friends and relatives of ^ S~ 8 v X ' ' L.. ? - . - - % -- , y-^rr.T. , ~'* - ' \ . Saturday Mrs. Maggie Williams were shocked to learn ol her detith wl'neh oceured Saturday night, August thy: ltJtli. The funeral will be help Wednesday, August mit-h, at y.iim Rnptist C.hiirch. Mrs. Ruth 1'hllips and Miss Ber11 ice 1. Jackson are stilb-uu the sick list, we are hoping For them a speedy Tea) very. Professors II. W. Baumgurdner, It. of Columbia, S. C., \vere dinner guest in the Jackson's home on Thursday, "August Utha this iv;ty-n-most _plons? ? ant surprise to the family, and we are always pleased to have such delightful guests. Professor, Iiaunigardnef is biie of the "leading e cient instructors of Allen University,. Professor Sullivan, being principal of'. the Shiloh Junior High School, Prosperity, S. C\, and Mr. Proctor one ol "the, leading business men .of this state and t>f others "duo to tho fart" that he is engaged in a business which is very "beneficial to-the race; that of the National Benefit Life Insurance Company. May God send us more men of this kind, and since Negroes .arc na^irally boosters, let ~us pray that wo learn" to boost N'e- *. gro enterprises, since in them lies our only hopes for the kinds>of positions?we?aee?preparing .for. ~How^ *fr muiiy coioreu men tip we find in South Carolina going into white homes writing ins'urwrees for Negro firms? How many colored stenographers tlo we find sitting at the _.machines in white o cos? Unless we are afi farmers, teachers, or preachers, we have no jobs; and even these* are growing fewer. .So let as boost the? 7? aight thi'njrsf-". j. ant caller , oii Thursday?. Mrs. -Nance one of our old and tried?friends. "A friend in ne'ld is a friend indeed." MR. C11A RLKS ) \\ N11 HONORKIf HST , Darlington," S. C.?Mrs. Annie Van_v Reitl-entertained on Mondayovening in honor ofgrMr. -Charles S. Brown, with a lovely party at her beautiful and spacious home on Chestnut St. An enjoyable evening was spent. Mr, Browne who lias won many friends with his pleasing personality while in Darlington, Is leaving for Georgetown (his hoFne) wherp he ^ wil resume his work in September its ** ' an instructor in the Howard Hign School. T irl.:i? -i - -- - .?iiin- in me city -Mr. Browne has given a Musical saw. Recital in Mayo High .uhoul Auditorium. wiTo.rc. uuto ~ ? are c()n?l$cli-iiig-:-?-Ktmnner School t'oT Tc-aclicrs. Mr. Browne was the house guest wtriiq ill the~ciTy"~oI l'l'ot. ami .Mrs. J. 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