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P , - - > t , . . ... % w" ' ,1 -? ? - - ;,, _ ? ? r I - SPORTS PAS , . H. W. Browsings""art>" rather, searct of the dearth of summer sport i now before the foot ball news \ High ,,Tlje hoys should two-weeks now. The S. A. 1. A. A. should h teams are expecting to coine t impossible but the determinatio A gnmc worth going, severa game of thc. nip awl tuelT var being tougher than usual. Benedict's destiny is in. the Both these mentor's have had i edict", llallin and State. Willi player, and since his yraduati t'eated elevei.h when he, .Toju'. 1 . -eit Trrr-iitvme+ble?I?uvk4ud4 ? .Jamison will direct.the Alio ' majority oT his hVelV blU'lr"wtti championship?team are espeeiu development tor" t\\o seasons fl> iny colors in tlie 11K10 seasoi . Harvey \yill have the Claflin is expecting him* to repeat in bit's. 'l!5? team was a fast ayrj players froirt the line-up but these, places .e^dita-by. t 1 State is- looking: t'opw ard' to : the Mentor but my- understand t e.-ieli i n ti 11 ee .:i"(l hails I'mnV^n an abntuUtnee. of man power, at * ' ' Of course Tutt will be oji tin lion a tonuh time of if. Main' -' ivu-i?s-y-urpathy from any uf- th? Tneit. ~ Can't sav wlm is to have eh be sure that there will be-quit lust what oiled the Hertedict policy, Hit nnt prepared sa . note lie denended niion to maki ' i- nr. athletic enthusiast, and i . Voorhees will, no doubt. 1 in youinrO.-rs t Mrcw i|uit(> a lew ami don't intern!-at all l.o adva Ooigiu State hasn't partiei ?' t Yli-.-eht havedolie so Very littlt. p I'reside lit- Hubert, however,' nta football teani. He is an old > day-. I.ATTA NlAVS. At 1 i^25 a. in. Sunday Rev. AlsToit used~ f<>f a text JiihhT subject: "I pray not that thou s ? ? a-.sl.. tak^,?idiom .mrP-mf- -On-- w>f , that -thou shouhlest keep them alt tip. evil." The sermon \va ?ufMiiblical anyl logical fuet^... _ ''-dealt with all Of lis while he p ed the gospel.. At S rj'eipek p. m. the Rev. Hansom preached a * wonderfu nii'ii for us. He used as his ' .John 1 1 :2?, subject: "The ) is come and c;il)yt p for thee." s'pjrifof <!mt mmo upon .us a Hansom preached in a plain v II 'i On Monday nito. Aug. 25th i . ' program was renderedl__l?y "Relle l.atta at Western Chapef- ~-A'.-1 o church for the benefit of the K. League. It was a great si We''rea.jix.ed a nice sum of $5 -.f-.?r*. .Miss Cathmm, nnp of t"he te at Lee Dee \Vorshipped- with u: . ' !.. * day n'fte. Conte again,' we a ..." ... . ways glad to have visitors ca .set. us. Kev. N. A".- Bethea and wifj Sumter weep-in the city Mondt iting Miss Alice Page. Rev, ! is pastor Of Bethel A. M. E. in Sumter. . Miss Daisy. Berry was- in tl visiting friends Wednesday. \ ' ; Mr. Aw R. Bethea and Mrs. I .a he were married at "Dillon ^ . Rey. Washington performed th niony. t ~~ Rev. T 11. Alsjton arid wife, lATiee Page," Miss Flattie B 'Jll. 11 m ma O'u iles hiiw re I rom Charleston, where', they i ed the State A. C. E. League &. tAawentiom?They reportee mg , a line time while in the - Miss Phillis Williams after ing five weeks with WeJative friends' has returned to her h< New Jersey. ckmncion news 1 " ' r ' ' " ? ?- ? - Unhcccp 'Mcintosh of Y< town;' Ohio has returned home spending several weeks, with hi Mi'. and. Mrs.. John F. The revival meeting at Betl M. K. Church was of great si It wn.-. one among (lie best eve Rev. S. J. Johnson, pastor wj hoVu, S. (?. it . w;\s largely ati ?every. night several souls were Rev. Johnson also had a -large Mt. /ion A. M. E. ( was assist el by Rev. C. B. Co ~ Att. --y.ilHI.. Cfi'areli?of W lnnsbori trict.-i'Rev. A. I). Dawkins' an< ?????????????? m \ ? ?-p.? STURE BROWSINGS I BAUMGARDNER ~ , I i in the Sports Pasture these days because :s in this section, but it wont be many days i conies rolling in from the "Colleges and -begiu g-ettin^^their bearings within the next. ' \ ' '* v ? lave a merry time of it this ye&L__.All_. the hrough with clean slates, which is of course, n to do so will provide many a gridiron thrjl].. ' 1 hundred miles to see should1 be the AllehState Fair. These teamSTttsuaUy furnish a ietyf but this year's game gives promise of | hands of "Red'' Smith and "Jack" Williams, nuch football experience and know just what a winning team. Smith has coached at Beniams was coach at Benedict while he was a ion. Me was a member of Benedict's undetichardson, Chrtppelle and Joel Jackson form n forces again, this year. He will have the cli means that hi* charter for^produeing-ailly bright. His team has been in course of now and is expected to come through with 1 . ' ' / -Hsr" ,... i team in charge again and his constituency winning the'- Association championship. Clafrrcssive aggregation. They will miss some >mc of the last reason substitutes should fill a great season. I am not sure who is to be ing. is that he is a recent addition to the no of t.hp larger collegea.? State nsirnlly^has^ id should show formidabe at nil times. . 4 ? job at< Haines and will give all his opposite is now a Junior~Cpttege and" doesn'r want .. on ni'prmnt of the <;midlnp<;c of frpr ' " - " . j? iar;re of Paine's bag of tricks, but you may. e a few forward passing formations in It! -Morris merger will have on Morris athletic y; If Morris participates in the league she > a creditable showing for her new president s president of the S. A. I. A. A. it_a fast ? heady team on the field. Those scares into tht, larger fellows last season, nee backwards. pated as fully in the S. A. I. A, A. -as she .pportunity has been had to observe her play., i.v be depended upon to. give support to his gladiator of the nose guard and shin guard J. It. Johnson of Winnnsboro, S. C., j Mr._H.ylor Harris have returned home I. H. after spending some time in Sals17:15; [ bury, N. C., with his brothers. hould-j Misf* Sara Battles and Mr. Willie" ? f Wndey- of -iyjwv-wfts-quietly married- from1 on the 9th of August whir-h wjis :i s full- gaeat surprise to her friends. ?Godl- Miss Hat-tie Holmes ami :Neice,~ ~ reach-' ^iliss Marie* Banks have returned *? j home after spending two weeks in T. JM Baltimore, Md. with her brother Mr. 1?and?Mr.?. Joseph Holmes. text: Mrs. Lottie Strother attended as daster ! (|e]egate' the State Missionary, Sunp e rjiav School and League Convention at s.KV"'S Emanuel A. M\ E. Church of Charl'?y to leston/S". C. * - i^and. "3Z HELENA NEWS u^_E. . 1 A.C. uecess. Sunday- School opened 10:30 o'clock .30; with Supt. MrT J. S. Sardis and teachachers er at their, post. The lesson was diss Sun- cussed bjj all classes' the teachers-.on re., al- the job*. with the pood scholars in 11 mto I line with them. At 3:00 P. M.' Rev. R. A. Younu ' from preached a wondorful *sermon with ?> vis- eloquence which we all enjoyed. Bethea At 7;3Q p. m. The A. C. E. L. met church with President Mr. Jesse Marshall ' . presiding. The. ltague is moving le city .... -\ At 8:30 P: - M. Again Rev. Young ; j,e" preached. The meeting will start ,un ' Sundav all friends are . welcomed to ie cere u- -*u worship with us. Miss | " M rtr Johnnie "tTary is visiting her j enneftr"Washrrrgton, Tt.' C. turned > ^ ^ Utond-t NEWBERRY NEWS and S. " . ? hay city. . Miss W. M. Button, Mr. Edison spend Burton the daughter and son of Mr. s and and Mrs. Wm. Burton Hunter St. are ime.in^ home after spending some time with their grandmother in Jacksonville, F4a. Miss Blondell Jones of Winston Salem, is here to spend the - - win tor.? ? ?? ?unj4?- rroi. ana Mrs. K, K. Gladden and after Mr.J. E. Wallace, Mr .Nuck Wash er pa- ington motored to Washington, I). C. Wise, last week and are still spending lei A. some time fcfterer lecess. Mr. Bennie DatetPof Columiba mor had. tored up Sunday to the delight of his is as- relatives and friends. Atinns- - Mr. .A. ,J. Moqtu Jr. ami Mr. Sorter, tended motored to Newberry from Washing saved ton and returned Wednesday taking atten- with them Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moon, 'hureh Sr. and little Gloria, ok, of Mr. Samuel E. Diggs of Columbia r> Pis, waa a pleasant vhdfor at'the Heeders I Rev. home, Caldwell Street, Sunday. He1 ^4 ' ' ' ' ~~ . . .jw V?? kiJ i? m -I"! , ?/* THE PALMETT( SPO also worshipped at .the Bethlehem J b Baptist Church Sunday morning.??t? Mrs. Bu S. Henry of Vincent St. af , r tor buying the home house had it re - i modeled and she and her sisteiv^Mi?? ( Kstelle Simimms aiul daughter mov- j ed in it. . | Mrs. Viola Nance of Hunter St. is j < on the sick list and also Mrs. Gra-. t ham of Cornelia St. we hope for * them a speedy recovery. 1 c I Rev. Arthur.. Gary of Winston-Sa- 1 lem.?Nr?C:?is- tiimiiitur?the meeting 11 for Rev. J.C.-Copeland at St. Mat- ]? thews RnptistChui'-ii, Sun?et Park. VerxJarge crowds,are attending each 1 service. ' t Rev. \V. R. Reeder and family of < CaUlwofi Si. are 'njtvm'g- uj> his work mis ween, uimton, s. U. r~ ' *'s i ? PHILADELPHIA NRW&Bf |' ? - _ Mrs. Annie Williams having ' been j j a delegate to the (^invention of th v ; , American Woodman wlireli was held j in St. Louis Mo'., reports a most de-1 ] lightful trip and on her return found ( pier daughter Mrs. Ella Sumter, of ^ Mourit Claire, N. .J. spending a "part1 \ of her-vacation with her brother, Air. \ Lew'is Williams. AIKEN NEWS. ' - ? jl Jhs. .lake Eubahks, of Columbia, \ -is -visiting in Atkerr, the house?guest " of Mr. and Mrs. John Kubanks. it _Mrs. Lanie J. Coleman Accompan j \ ied by Mrs. Evetta "Jones, 'motored : 1 to Cedar Mountain, N. C., last week 1 to visit Miss Mary M in|p?, and "Mr, t and Mrs. Wright. While In.. North- ) Carolina they .visited Bjvvard, Hen- i dersonvffle and Ashevillo. Mrs. Eva Graham Brayboy, left' last Su-n<}ay * for Ninety-Six. S, C;; friends. ' - - j . Mr. George E. Weaver, arrived from Pen 11. and New York last Wed-1 ^ nesday after spending a very pleas-1 j. ~irTTt~vacation. .Mrs. Maggie Ball, and grand children, 'Gwendoline and William JBall, Jr., and Mrs. Mabel. Hill, ' arrivetH*11 from Virginia last week whore they r -had gone to spend?their?vacation. ^ They report a very pleasant stay in T the mountains j>f Virginia. . II! The" deacon aid club of Second ' Baptist Church met in its regular \N monthly meeting at the home of Mr.;0 and iNn-s. Frank Moody, llO'.t Pendle- | e ton.St. The club was called to order j c -by?Sudor?I.illie?Jenkins.?after?do- 1 ' votions the president Sister Minnie I . Wotlieivhee.?deelnreiF- the meeting was/opened for such, business as r? should come before it. The same ' was carried out in due 'form. A do1 icious course of salad and ice cream ^ was'served. The .next meeting will; be-at .Sister'. Dorothy Commings. lJ A very interesting sermon' was preached at -Ctrmborland last Sunday " morning by the pastor. Rev. Jennings from Alatt. 'Jt'>"lie went a 1 ittie further", hYanv interesting ^ truths wer(. brought out in '.ttrtr~serr : a Air. CJlonnie. Harrison, of Chieutfo, ^ 111. is a visitor in the city''ami wor- .St sloped" at ^"um+nodiTnel Sunday n^erninff' he .expressed himself as Being (' helped by the sermon he-lnntrdA . . V TKe delegates that attended the-*State Sunday School and A. C. E. .w League ('onventron in Charleston""-""* last week aave a .glowing, neeonnt of the meeting sii i.-ipressed were these jl( that heard- them-that-the rhtirch hnS I pledged its support to the league. and t Allen pre (Juard in their work for i, the next year. The Sunday SchooT Tnsii Lute will j meet at Wesley M.E. Church Sunday ! . and a vet\v interesting |iroj*raiw has i been arranged . l'ur- ?he- sanie. The I "public is asked Jo come out And wit- i ? ness the. fnnnv discussion's. Kkwr' and Mrs. Jennings motored P N^wBerry Wednesday, a nil 1 p hr'MUjjrhr their "1 wo daughters, -Ver- ! ^ del If and Virginia, honje who hail !.^ been spending several ^Aveeks with jc their grandmother. !(. HAM Kit NEWS .. s . . t Bethel. Presbyterian Church d lO. lf, Sunday" School- conduted by^ " 'Supt. W." L. Carmichael, The atten dance was good. h 11:00 A. M. Rev. E'. D. Lyles, of McFarland. N': c pro:whrwl u fnl sermon. atf en jovc^l his discourse ?' 8:00 FT M] Rev.' G? S.- AJford cf JJittdn -preached tt splendid "SPTmdm ^ Subject. "What are you going to do v with Jesus.'- Revs. E. I). Lyles, and >c "CcjlTins helped in adTn in is teeing the 11 Lord's. Supper. .. .. - .j .-j.i During the series of services eight I. were added to the church. Rev. Collins preached for Pine Hill pastor and members at 1 P. M. his text w&s ^ "Jesus Wept" Both' congregations j met and had a good time serving the Ic Lord: Men cried and couldn't help it t Collection , was $8.65. Rev. H. ?IL t Herriot^ remarked that Rev. Collins [a had the belt but he was .going over F. to flolHon Hill Addie Edwards worshipped in the ser' ( vice with us from New York a Rev. E. D. Wamack, of St. Paul, N. C., will preach for us on the 1st Sunlit 'i>Opt*i " * Rev. Collins witf conduct a rcvj&)l in McFariand, N. C^iht* srronrt Week in September for Rev. E." I). Lyles, ( The ministers union will meet in the r New Liberty . ProsbyLerian Cjmrch, ! s^pr. <>nd The 1."5th Chapter of Cor- ] inthians will be openly discussed ted ] t- ' -* r~ -. \ " * . 1~ ; , r ) LEAJDER >y Rev. G. P. Collins.??7 Mrs.?Collins is making?a?speedy ceo very. p??" ? BONNEAU NEWS { ' ?P The pastor, members and friends >f Mt. Garmel A. M. E. Church can ruly say that the Lord was with._ hem in the revival meeting conduct>d by Rev. Wm. T. Murray* pastor of dcClellaaville. At the close of the greeting sixteen young men had collected themselves,to the church. The members of St. Peter's A. Mr. S. Church arevqry glad to receive he news t_hat he will be with them luring next week. Our Pastor, Rev. W. W. Murray, vTio has been very ill is piuch bettev it this writing. Mrs. Elvira Solomon is-also on the tick list. We hope for her "a speedy eeovery6.. Rev. und Mrs. W. W. Murray, were lelighted tb 5have as their guests sunday, Mr. John Mack and family Mr. Elek?PriWe, all of?Charleston, Mr. S. G. Murray, their son and Mr. Conyers both of Lanes, S. C., their laughter, Mrs. Mary E, Parson spent lie week at the bedside of her sick 'njjier. ?*? Rev. and Mrs. Wm. T. Murray, ofMcClellanville motored up Sunday 7 iflei'Moott. Fj'oln here kev^ Murray ook leave Monday morning for Dif011, S. C. where he conducted a re ival. meeting. * ... Miss Rosa L. Creggs a member of I he Bonneau graded school faculty vas the guest of Miss Jennie G. Mur- j ay last. week. It was a delight ! iot only to Miss Murray but the en- i ire family to have Miss Greggs. | iVe hope it won't be long now before diss Greggs will return for the term. wayman news - l.dst Monday higFPFTound The"M<fFT 'lub on the church steps having a hicken and peanut party they had ots and lots of fun it was qu.ite a ueccss. _ ???? ?? Wednesday night the telegram par y given uy the women was teal ' nusing. The telegrams were many and varied. Frit^iy afternoon at i:JU the W. H. and F. Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Joln Sampson, The topitr was beautiully discussed. There were several isitors. After the business the host ss served refreshments which were njoyed Sunday morning at 10:3$ Sunday School?began.?The?Supt. opened?nnr; lis usual way. Aftter which the lasses. The lesson was very beautiully.reviewed by Mr. Batist. Class Jo. 1 retained the banner for eollecion. Class No. 5 for attendance 11:150 Rev. Johnson preached as ipual his text was found in Rom. 13:f> iubject " A changeless God." When e finished his sermon the house was lied with the holy spirit "Sunday night Rev. Moffatt of the ~ Jew Zion Baptist Church brought us message. His te*t?was found in Deut. 32: subject "How God takes', 'are of" His Children." He left no :ones unturned, ' ' . , "fn tTii T71\ iT P iTT\r nnvi ay. Come see ten men beat thirty omen raising x money. -Mrs. Maggie Adgers worshipped ith us at both services Sunday. Visitors are always welcomed. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Moore motored the State A. C. E.aLeaguP Conven-) ion at - Charleston?ktst?-Thursday, . hev report a good. time. .s.-?.? JONESVILLE NEWS. ?The revival at Foster Chapfel jvas ne of the greatest in the history of hP church. This ?was' due to the nsP selection of our pastor, Rev. !ollins in securing the service of the tov W C. Willinmsnn mf PlurViarvi I. C., to condpct the revival. We eartily tha?k-the friends from other hurehes in this county and adjacent ounties for the.ir loyal cooperation. | 'here were eleven souls saved. The um of $126.08 was raised. Revs. Coleman and Earle of Sparanburg worshipped with us Friday uring the revival. Mr. Jim ^Wood and daughter of Washington are visiting relatives* ere. Mr. Williams of Durham, Rev. Wil iamson-'s driver was a- visitor here ist week. " > Messrs, J. and H. Gaffney, F. E. ones, J. C. Glymph, N. TiduS, H. Simpson, and L. Parker of Gaffney ailed at the "horpe erf Miss M. Gaffey last week." Mr. and Mrs. If. Hill, Mrs. L. and i. Smith were the dinner guests of .Ir. and Mrs. S. TJrpyripson Sunday. Miss M. Gaffney was the dinner} ruest of Mr. and Mrs. D? Long Sunlay. The revival beeran at Cedar Grove.l Sunday Rev, Watson ?of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas have reurn ed to their home in Greensboro ifter visiting relatives here.' Mr. and Mrs^ R. H. Foster and amilv also Mr. and Mrs. William JnfFney and family from Detroit, are till here visiting relatives. ?CLINTON NEWS. SunTlay wasvp beautiful day. Sunlav School opetied at-th0 usual hour vith Mr. H. L.. Alex at his post of luty with a very larfec crowd.. The )astor~, Kev.-T. It. Addison- preached t soul stirring sermon from John 717. Jt-was good to have been there. ' *y ? * : ; / ' V I , ft * . { *1 / We have at Friendship" A. M. E. *r> one of the bast in the state-anywhere1 ? He has Something, in-store lor us ev*L.tfc ery Sabbath day. ' . . ds Mrs. Laura Madden left Monday w for ' Illinois, after spending a while si here with parents and friends. We are glad to see 3fFss< Clotelle t\ Harris back after . spending some ; Y time in North Carolina with Aunt pi and Uncle. ?j tl Miss Panola-.Harris spent a ?fewjvY She reports an enjoyable trip. Miss Rebecca Thompson is home, lo She was house guest of Miss Hattie h< Langley of Laurens last week. rw Mrsr'Annie Bobo~presidehtT~ Mr;T+N Carrie . Johnson Rollins, secretary^ of Christian Union B. S. No. 32; were represented at Mt. Carmel Saturday. Reports were good according to the cry of hard times. ^ Mrs. S. C. Dendy is improving. -a1 - vi "PINE GROVE NEWS. " ?I , al : ' ?jr4 Ollr Snnrlnv Qnlinnl ;D 1 ^ i^vnuwi m as onou^ ever. " Our Superintendent J. C. c Rawl has been on the sick list for quitp a while. Pine Grove is one of j. thg luckiest churches on the Colum-j p bin District. The District Superin- J w tendent, Mrs. Miles, father and moth-( 71 er, Mr L nntt Mrr Rw^m Were With if us all day Sunday.- Timely and en- ] u< cffuraging rerparks were- made by E Mrs. Wise on the Sunday School v? lesson. ' ' : j. Every body is much lifted up, old Q and young, during the pne week revival. The Holy Spirit was with, ev-1 tl erybody and our pastor Rev. B. C.1 te Cunningham preached a wonderful hi sermon. _ Sunday night Rev. Glass'j and cboir were with' us.- Tie preach- ,j( ed from John the 16th chapter. Af- 11r ter Sunday nigli't, the pastor, of Way- p, man A. M. ..E. church of Winnsboro,' nj who stood out and cried, I yield, 11 Ct can't, -bpld. doubt no longer.-, ..Way-.l-tti man's good people I take great pleas-.^di ure in warning you alL,-ihat you had) better pray that Rev. B. C. Cunning-, R ham to live forever more for if nld , Pi death gels beside himself and fake th him away from us, I am sorry to tell ' tJ you, but yoil might as well pack up1 a J. R's. trunk for we are going to have tf him if he lives. ? I u: Mr. T. R. Toatlev r\f A cV>oh;i1q?v I * Cfr fan down and gave his parents a ^ pop call;' and while here he spent a few minutes with Miss Martha Su- jyj ber>. . * - - ST5 Miss Mamie Dreher from Knoxville, Tennessee and sister Miss Birdie Moore of Irmo were also the ^ house guests of their aunt, Mm. Ma?^7 j Your I | | 1^1 ecu X ' ~ * ,Can be found in our Advertisi ^ ? !j! are asked to read these advei our .advertisers. We are" pro f. } we are getting from the advt X .j. dium to reach the public. y. 1 jj - - A MESSAGE OF < When death invades your family 3 solution comes to you from the fac 2 ANL BENEVOLENT ASSOC1AT protected by insurance laws, to pa I policy which your forethought pera 5. such. * . ' 5 T*>e Mutual Relief & Be T. R. YOUNGBLOO j PHONE 7186 ?WB?030X83?0C8??????^^ ? REESE'S DR1 | MRS. P. R. RE A Full Line of Patent Cigarettes and Tobacc< Madam C. J. Walker's Times. Ice Cream anc I ~ PHONE 1422 Assembly Street, BE ASS OF GETTING ll/> 11 t 1 "^aii ror then ClAUS B R_E A D "SOUTH S FAVORI j" " ? ' " > \ * v # , . . I Saturday August 30, 1930. :: ~ : - ' : 1 ~~~l 3 f~J. Suber. ~7 T-" F.yprv body 'WAS" glnd to smilo on __ ie face q?- Mys. Lilly Kenley hud iught<*r .of Baltimore, Maryland, ho are spending 'a '\vhile with their stgr nnd -aunt, Mrs. Hester.Mill??.. Mrs. Carrie L. (Young) Johnson, Is vo little kids and brother "Cftiud oung motored here from I-hikulelhia and are the house guests, of leir parents Mr. and Mrs. Adam 9un&'.-^ Mr. Claud is also' a. dear 'iendof Miss Nora Suber. ; 1 ? Mrs. Lucinda Bowman from Char>tte, N. C.. was the house guest of ?r cousin. Mrs. Mary J. Suber. She ' * as also thc, house, guest of Mrs. ancy Pans. LKXINCTON NEWS We are very glad to say that Sunny August the 10th, was- a high day i Mt. Zion A. M. E. churcln The Ve-~ val meeting began. Sunday School nened at thy usual hour with Officers t their posts of duty. Classes inTITpfprl hvr inn/.U^Vu. . XJ . w^v. ivcum in, mmit iviartna ? orley, Dollie B. Joneifand Mary orley. ' At 12 o'clock- the pastor Rev. S. J. amison mounted the rostrum and~ leached a_wondcr4'ul sermon, which ? as Enjoyed by all. from Ezekiel the Lh chapter and the 20th ypi,fir ? In ' ?* afternoon? Rev. R et 1-n mti tmmglrt 5 another wonderful message , from zekiel the 2nd chapter and the first jrse, after which Rev. and Mrs. S. John soil were- the-dinnor--guest -of?-? . A. Sewell. At 8 o'clock the 'pastor mounted, le rostrum and preached a real investing sermon, which made out ?arts burn. On Monday night the Rev. J. R. Dhnsoti of Winnsboro,. S. C., ; came - i reached a soul stirring sermon that ight whidh mady our hearts burn, mtinued to preach glorious germons itH?Friday?night. We were won?rfully blessed to get 20 converts. At 8 o'clock Friday night Rev. J. . Johnson mounted the rostrum and reached _an interesting sermon?t-o ie ne.w convert*?from?Deuteronomy- 1 ?i le 0th chapter nml thn i-nrt,-.. nd He brought us out from thence, lat He might'bring us in, to give * the land which ho swore unto ouF ithers. We thank Clod .for this glnr ius meeting. On Wednesday afternoon Rev. and ? Vs. S. J. Johnson, Rev. J. R. John fa, Mrs. A. Dorkins and son was the nner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. orley. They were the dinner, guests Mr. and Sirs. It. H. Corlev on Mon- . iy. i. > ? 1 ..-I . X ivory 7| Y .1. t .....' : . f ? ; - n *:* - t a ' . . Y .1. . ' . ng Columus. Our readers- ' *- . .?_ ?-?? ' rtisements, and patronize .j. lid of?t-he?business l4ntT? irtisers who use our me- ' -- A ' ? ?s y - ,i. u- 4 ^UINbULiAllUIV | rank*, what a messuge of con- i ' .. t that THE MUTUAL-JtUlllKF j ION is under contract and you ? ,y you promptly your insurance * tuaded you to lake out covering t inev'lent Ass. of S. C. ? I), (Jen. Manager. 1501 Yf TAYLOR STREET j JG STORK I ESE-__CrjijL _?j ^ , | < Medicines. Cigars, ds. A Full Line of Preparations At all ? ! I Sodas. 7820 j .Columbia, S. C. I 4 ^ rtr^--w-w-yrvru^/-irw-w--rv^ '--Tin -jnctruri JURED I f I * T t l?* r-k w? . ? ? i IHt BE51 i by name" ' - . __J_ S E NtS~~ C A BLES TES SINCE 1841" ~v" . / ~ "*