The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 04, 1930, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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THE 1' AM.UI'!3-t?H4SK-A
*.: ' K-e'v. Fred L. Linel>ertrer. Mrs. I
ily in the South, all playing t'ror
efs. AjJfes of children 7 to 1 i> ye
__? , Rev. Lineberjrvr. a veteran Cu
Tncjiana, has also dom? graduate >
Carolina; a veteran. llitfh Syliool
'? SoUth. : '
Mrs Lineberprer a native t.oluin
teacher for ten. years of piano ;
sicians.i t
These are busy peopled. $<'\. I.
ent of the Irnio sc hools. Mrs; Lt
jfive a.musical concert each Fi:idfi
; " MhO to charity and 82,000. for edi
just get half the inspiration as \\
C fects. Every child.should hear t
17uuTt miss. seeing Oh- maii'li (if the?
Wise ami Foolish V-irjsi'ns at Second
Calvary Baptist.' Church, Moiula\
ii1!Kht. October l.'l, S'.'itl o'clock. \<1 mission
FrCe.
_ KKV. c: II. BUOWN. I'asfu,-.
1 <>I- nil mi ttn' msi
S.._S _ C.UJSXL2S: L I OA
"i'ln- aliow named eojiwiilioii \va-'
i ton I'lH'il it, St. Mat t how A. AI.
i hiirt'li, limner. is. (Y. Ko\'. Ira^ ?l
( i 11>!"<*. A. K,,>?..l.!amriM'. 1 it*v. K .1!.
. Aitik'MM KltUf;*.
The n o'eliutr was ?alU'ii.tn h-iUt at
I ?i :.*;<? ?la;>r inornitv..:, 1
If> I ?: AViilol :.all. Tin' utt.li i ll hl'ivl
, ..t 11,'. .11 11 i. i. 1 h-\ '?( ''i.al M'i ii
a a 11:. t ? ? 1 I. " 1)r. A ikIi-i ;ii. a
:a !>y I.Y.s. I >. 1 . < '??o. ami Is.
-* A I'ti r I ho <icvoti?/??;t| sH'\ ion anT
: ijiiii'. niiY'ly ismijn.!/'--..."My, t> '
Iittr ?-l'lfi . urvar.i/.aii?'h Mas n.:<; i..
<inU*r. Mrs. Hamilton I,al v'n.'v.
v. :r?i 11 i 'i i i . 11 ; a. ; . a": '! i . .
j'Vi of Alfjllins was. i:tirti (i n: ;:sia:r.
(in j 114 A i *?11 ( oi Ucv. J' 1
w_- [vl 1111 j II? Asja'i It'll, ill! Ali.i-I
?:l< ^i'.. 'A.- IMii'l'.'V to . ! ''a- _
liaj.i-rs. : # .
* In nt -U?v-?uk\I-:--*- *\ ? '!!
-.? "Ti'rf"tlfTt'H Tir TtiT^V>^-"^.r
lions vm ii .clntfge was ' ivprt^lu.v
, ami '..ai'li' a talr . Ucvs. IT I...
;t '.ww "'..l' %-a'^ili-ia ail'l! 1 1.1. ,\ i>I'.! 1 ? a
t'.y^-i,.; , .IMi * I.ntta
si ami Tii 'a' C-ia'ss- tohom?civ;.;.'
ilny liciiitr tin- only twi? who. ivVoiT
? ' * 1 i .ic Trr-H .....i.i-Liwtniii.. r ?
VU .in M 1 till L llii'lll rt ml" l.'S llU'jl
-e;Un?m-?ti?.'imbn.Mni i> bio;Ui'ijy i.
; all. ami. bus * the unstinted "support
' ajai en-operation of every man in-Uu
? disirie-t. lie is luvyd by-' his .men. fo"
In- ih nn<l iair to - nnv~ and-; all.
1?nn?l thme lntrinsh? Qualities radioI from
hTiVi and. cause ."those with whom
lie mine's in contact t<? fee! perJieeU.
> .>! >' am i e111 1,i " 11 _
It may,be sate t?> say that those
ai e t ime's whien Try men \ ery~-u,i.i, vt
the Dillon district rinKs no baeKir.t:
bell-,under the leadership.'of the pres
aaU. incumbent- Hie annual ..<e''Von
was preached by lvev. W. O. It ib'-is-m .j
?-? and "the Tducatinnal sermon oy.lliej
, winter. Special sen wills' v.-re preach. {_
.uuM by lievs. J. " am! \\. D j
* VrrKariuHi. lv??i:h of t!i<--'.?peak"rs dol i
'"nis t .. I?5: 'i
'I .In* edui ata.nal addrPP.-- was ?l?-- .
Iiverrwj by Prof. II. \V. r'aunitfarihter; '
i' , *' Lot . \ 11? n I 'niversit y. 'I'Ih- speaker ;
poky I r-o+H '.the- SU.bjecl ".Kdueal-inU
I In: key to ibis new \v<irlii." Much it. -
. , ' pirat mil was *?;ained from "the 'act (1
.. . ? T-aliii,..?. Li'lll.lJ.i... ...y.wU: Li auk: l/V. ' L>. - .
I'. Iv ' I'li'iv-iti, id Dill..ii. ali-u he. (iiii'
i|i.n i; my i.t" the U-adinvt physician.< ;
i.l tin* race anil is ih.iny jncat so?:vi-. o'..".
for i.nr pr-orde. . " *
Several- papers Were. mail by *se\
oral >.l* the deb-tfates npd emtimcnw D
?i|.<?ri by th'i' ministers. .Sevpra;l vis!--;
TiTrs were present, ami "hitroomed Tn
till' CpllV flltioll. D]S. 1 II A'lsl nil, .1 - j
"\V. I. I >uvkeIt ami A. ,li. Tlwnuus Kail.I'Xi'ifcS'if.n
eertailf passhKes of scrip- j
lures m i (.riling to piotrram. Coin- :
rnenls, were* made by Keys-IT. II. Hoc
" : riott. W." t). :d-hyb;rts-o'i4r 4-:-~P.
' - in'rluii ami others. This added nincb
lift* to lite convent ion.
The piedting closed Friday hitfht...a? - i
tor the -it bii by .tlu- wiHali amLad :
dresses by Prof. iiaumtrardner.
- BethH- < in Dillon) cltuir uccniiipaiU'tl
hoc pastor Friday nitfht. This clos.-' :
ed one of the best and most inspira- ,
"tional convent ions ever held Til til" 1
1 ?.1 a. * .?
? ..J, , IMVW m.TI.I Ak.yK , . .?.,,, , TirR
nw;m-;u branches of tiil !
MASONIC ORDER WILJ, MKFT
IN COM 'MillA THIS MONTH.
Tin- Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masu'pa of the Grand Commalfidery < !'
Knii'hts Templars will meat Oct. I Iami
15. resnectivelv; and the local i
? ,_i_-asoiis. Jn_Ahe city_ are making rue- !
paration for their entertainment.
On Tuesday night, Oct.% I I, lion, C. '
H. Blake, Jr. thirty-three degree ,Im-'
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h FAMILY The J
.inehergor and i heir the childre
11 two to eight music i list rumen
ars. 1
theran. pastor tVy 20 years-iny
vork in T'mVi'i-sjty of T'hiea
Superintendent, and- lias sjient t
T.?ian and a graduate. <?!' the Chii
;ind all band instruments, is on
.ineberger preaches t wo sertnens
tieberger takes^! are of 55 mu'si
iv night. Last year these parol
uationyl.purposeswith their bai
hen-you 'hear a nil .see them in,
he.se- children p'ay a1 -least once.
L^+4^?;__p;ial.va.i. ill--of Slii-jners of tin'
t/. S! -n-ml Canada, will, speak at, a ,
li.i'iular piddle merlin;*. A well at;- !
rallied ]?! <?.'. rani will lie carried out a' I
i Irih liint-fM w'nieli will atfyvui' several
I 1* t he leaders nf X lie urdei"-*of <tUC '
. en .I 'i '. die' inn. . Annniir the in are: .
lirjtnd l\': . ter Wasfiingtna. liejTuiy 4i
T V\ :I-U. '-I'd. '1 a'"! iligti l^-ic-l t
|"'ie iu:i.-?11rs t liroiurln-nt '
l ee .ritri--;Ik t inn are i \peeled to at
n'M.at i.iV'i'titi.a as we'll as the,
l-ll'.-I.C.
a ??- ?
- I ii r.-s<n l or \n>
. i * i i
ir; I. UMiMMV
-ait.I lit -I illmeiYI.
J >.i v. it t'iiiii'.l '-the it 11 ? e' i"it' us windit.
TTiTr-v. 7T\ !1 >v.: n! '.he >..I; Ji< r 11 end
hi' vrjfi.cv. - All e.ai:s
.; we, v.II' I hei-aiise <i!'
A.; nifili, y?>; she sf-i'iiifii. i n- ,
t tj;is tTn-w
-AT-- :'iiniV" VTM'i ' turinajr," '?? hvil- i
] 1:11 i- !?i;it is mi!;; se -n in 11 ? . 1'sii
smith. \V |<:i'i^ d *y>* a hill shin '
ir;>\vc.r<i )/..>, ?n il v\ 11: , irli >liriiliiii'r\
\ .is' _* . vail T<?:; 1
!: :A.';V si.-' ' II I I'lir '.t hidden!
'.ss-'ifi . IVe- ih-lv cMii nl us an:! j
1.1: ' 11:. 111' ia I Ti?Id-it V,'.
s'.i.iic. !jii' ri 'ji ami 1 easily rentev- |
e?i :1. i.i._ LinLi.-il l. 'MV'i.'iv than it^
'.eUially was...'.-We I?e1'?'?! us tH' i
I'ltwiin'i" t.i, ,ii rave. We tMitem-d lie- j
I'.Uat JifK a'tvlh I'mmd .we were In ivw~i
l"l' at all In!', a "h-hm' TT.nt prrff nnnn-4-l
h-aditm iTtalcrs^+H- i"nnt ain <>nI *" "1
the valley?llie other self.?a\4?1 !> - a.I
TT7 i la- jiiiinel Aidst's strertpr*Truule<l>.liinl
Ihu-relu carried .her. \V
ii-uiKi ourselves in a hiossy valley oet\ieer
tlu. mountains the sides at'
wllflfi -teen mil /.i.e.....111.
i]oa.'-;_V_ 1'ni'liauo- Tlic valley was til-li>\
I?i St I lin'd i'M'r heheld. ;
We. pushed (..in-' way tiiruutrh trail
toward -the renter "1' the Valley aiul
piile ;-11 rU i,:v <':u,u inui an opening.
in. I he renter of which WUK a hutfe
altar'find above'the altar was the inv
uuy. ??i a woman, a nude woman of
e xit not ordinary boaiily, JL stood in *
Wonder and admiration, this was truly
a work of art? a masterpiece, a lost
treasure. I stood lost to sound and
t ho audit ua/inu' upon tlie beauty of
the- scone re- before' me when I 'was
awakkeiied from my reverie by. the
sound of Aida's. voice. - She had advanced
to the altar and was kneelinu
if.iplotino j|k: ii n.au <* in' a stianu
sou: lie ill lonune. . .
. "What is she sayihu." Iluereta. I
aki tl '
lle shoiil; his tread. > W-hpO her lasell'
towards "he imaVe and nllen
with all lu'i' sCrentrtii upon a tiny too
\ '.he p.otidi-sand slowly the goj-l^l
fuoy.ed iiir. ;rrin. lltieretu turned
l?ai?v A iilu again. called upon her;
the arm slowdv raised ami from the
h-ngy-ee- ?41i io??i? ??j> nf i-? ?i hlot.tl fell
upon tlie h'-iul ? Aida. After the
blood sel-iucd Mifl'it lent fyj; her needs
she tuja.e.l ;iio foeAVMosf' and 'called
in. the '-strange. tongue towards the
thicket; from the thicket an old man
i'lniM', iui'l "hi hrd >ve man clad only
jTT a girdle. A ida npinteth t o (Tie liilTTT?rrrrrl?pointed?t-n?her?Head.
The
old man began to circle the altar' and
chalet in the same tongue., He circled
ii.e aTTar tw< Tvc lime, then bending
r icoio.td n slonr lioii.
near the ground, find drawing out a*
vcsseF fook from it several pillv and
tr:iv ?o A ida Aula ate one and Ink-^
irig another Inoke it in very small
'pieced" ;trd 1 vYrn';' TTins fromfTuViitrti
man struck it and burned the pill in^
a small vessel the old man produced
, rom near the altar, she smoked her
firms until.they were black, then the
priest lg-ought a .wooden basin of
in it ; when she bad finished he cam-!
attain with a sharp knife and shecall'
d 'ITuereht
"I bad no "sacrifice to firing, give
him of your blood twelve. 7|rops, t^T" 1
mimfn'Y the goddess gave me.'^
Huuretu looked long into her eyes, i
ff*--- *' - ?
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TTTF! PAT,MET
I li '
IJnebei-yeF^Band -
ii compute the mont unique-4am=
ts each. 'Professional entertafrr
Uhitagov III-. 'Detroit. Mich., and
go and the University of South
on voars in the. schools of the
1 .
ago University of Music and a
o of the country's greatest mu>
'each Sunday and is Superintendc
pupils in her studio and thej
its and children contributed $4,
id. To hear them over WIS ydi
^heii; costumes and program ef
but being in love he could, not resist
lIn,' nli '.i iu tin-in. ?; .
"What is the sacrifice for~,Aida
"Pur flu* cleansing of. my* blood
.-lie answered.
Tiuereta -rolled his sleeve and allow:
cd the priest to take liis blood. Then
-she herWuod hie, I shook my head,
she could not undet stand. she came
to me arid seized my arm, I drew ttWaV
.-(ill 1 iTllli JITTT-T-rvnrrK-frrri?fr-rt?
v I'inai) with the loorosy.
"The jrmfdess will ho aiurry" she
cried. "She must have the blood
.??f males. h'imwh i>r young; 1 had no
man child to bring."
' "Sho will have to bo satisfied with
11 ina j'ta's blood." 1 answered
' Aida sliooked her head' and the
[I' li ^t l-.xik1 mul -Uieuucingky
:.o\*:ir<! mo.
. Continued noxt woo.k,
~< Ol.1A1BIA DI?T. S. S. AND I,
(T?x\ KNTMJX IIKJJ) ATTTMAX
!M CMlRCM.
: Tim Columbia Disti ict. S. S. mid" A
C. 1.. Convctition was hold in th-i
Ken lleiown Community with Kman
ml A. .M. ! :. Church. Dr. <1. K. Lyles
i' I1'..1. anil i In?entertaining puntor bo
itig Ro\\ IJ. T. Sin, mors. Devotions
u ore conducted by'the presiding eldei
~k"'kI.J !>* !>'. i.' i. /' >. 1
... iv. r. VI. l'Cnj, K. f
Lemon and T. ID ii.intr.-r.. In the oi-:
iuii, Miss Sarah Washington
fdecti.-d Sci-i-i-liii-v^w f ee A-i!-i>gan.
reporter?" Retr I). -E. Fields
. vnui brother E-. R. Hope were ' electee
?i.niv imilf. ?Tin- committee on finance
.-i-eeeiwd 4h*- reports -I'i'uin. thc-ehar.ge?
i "i' tin- district. l)i\ E. M*. Adams
I I >eiin id' the Theological School a1
i Alien wast introduced and 'made i
' pica lor tlie co-operation ?>fthe pas
k?isa with .their prysidiug?elder* thai
I .the district might-sustain her.placi
at the head of the conference.
i In the afternoon of the first day
the faculty, uf. the convention proceed
:?ed with their black board Instructioi
. which scented to have been enjoyet
by. all. Dr. Murph, presided." Man]
were the questions asked by tHtTdel
J egates and answered by -the" faculty
1 which \vas helpful to all present
Dr. MurphV-having. the situation Wei
in hand. The folowing persons tool
i active part in=thc discussions> Mrs
Murpli, Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs
Eiiz.i Anderson, Revs Demon, Dent
Johnson, Bryant, Mrs. CJ-unter. Mr
Hope, Mrs..'' fit nit her."
Thursday night the devotional ser
! vice were conducted by "Revs. Dent
'and Dee A. Dogan. Dr. Dyles, th<
yenernlde i> res id ti\gi elder", mtroilucti
Jiev. ('. K. Krustier, A". B,? B. 1)., wh<
preached the introductory sermon
The choir sang beautifully. The Ipy
al reception program was conducto<
by the pastor, Rev. H,,T. Summer!
which consisted of t her welcome ad;
church and community,, interpose',
with beautiful vocal and instrumen
(al- music. The program was grea
in that "it showed how pains taking
the young folk were in prosicutint
j studies, in music. The Rev. Summer!
| can not be too highly commended fo:
i tlio upload id work he has done whih
he had served the. Efnanuet 'Statioi
I The erection of the beautiful brie)
edijjre-bafv stamped him as one o fth<
"best pastors of the district. '
Friday was taken up with infctitutt
Work and inanv naranno
.'<1 said that it whs the host they hav<
seen- -in the district.^ Friday nigh
Htrr-d I. Lcjnoi
c>scorted Hcv. Lee A. Logan, in the
pttlpit conducted the opening service
and fir. Murph was requested to
present the speaker, Rev. Logan
who preached the educational sermoi
He- -selected nr.-his text the ot
the' Rook of John. After the sermor
Uwi- offer-ipg of .$17.0Q was takonL .fei
| the cause of education.
Saturday morning to nopn was the
onTy session yf^Tic day. The papers
"of the delegates" were heard and the
financial committee reported.
W.I "J' I-'.1
TO
Lexington was selected as the.next
. seat of tiie convention.' The report
K of ^thtr-disfriet- president^ Mrs.- Anna
, Wise, was read and adopted and she
wns il^i'TT'cttWl for another term.
-} Hi. ! ' R A iwli'Knn wns mrp-^f
; the esteemed visitors at the convention
and made things very lively.
' while he was addressing the convenlion
- II" in thti ^tuto Proniilont of
the League and is enthusiastic of
the future of our young people and
his address inspired many of the
i youpg people and pastors who ret urn.
ed to thfir fields. better prepared to
work than ever.
-4-. Sunday was a high day at the con\
vention. Rev. R. I. Lemon, Prof, at |
Allen Unlvei'Rlty. pieacheil *ri?the
i morning and in the afternoon Rev. C. |
E. Frazier preached; at night Assisj
tant Dean of the Theological Depart- ,
nient. Rev. E. F. G. Petit, preached.
1 Thus closed one uf thebest-and most
I harmonious conventions of the Col- I
umbia District. Dr. G. K. Lyles, the",
presiding elder was fatherly in his ,
admonitions and as the presiding el- ,
?der patient* with the brethren.?He is ,
one of the venerable preachers of ,
Tthe state,
i Several churches of the community,
i assisted Emanuel tos servie dinner on
_ ! the grounds which prove to be one
! of the attractions of the convention.
'yha-pastflr HTnP-mnrrrhyi's with his^of!
ticers anrt auxiliaries come?in" for:?many?plaudits
for the?i mnnnpr in_
?^whichthe ,lQ(?k out for welfare of the
j delegates and ministers.
. ORANGEBURG DIST. S. S. CONVENTION
AT LIVE OATC
CHURCH
1 j "Good, Better, Best" were the [
, words expressed and uttered by the*
\ Rev. M. Warley, P. E.t in closing the
. session of the Orangeburg district
r Sunday School and League Convention
'held in Live Oak Church last week of
'! which . Rev. A. J. Martin is pastor.
I "Good, Better, Best," comparative
iy m point of service, interest mani1
fested, pTace and good will as exhib- j
jited by the ministers and laymen up- '
: on attendance of the Convention.
1 A spirit of friendly rivalry enterC
j ed into the meeting whenever it bej
came evident that the "old Orange,
; burg District" mlust ' still maintain"
i her motto?"She Flies with her own
[ wings" .unstained or untarnished and
so she does, . . ?
! The sessions of the convention will,
1 ! be" held in the famous Live Oak
- >1, .J 14 HI
i as Revs. Isaac, M. MT Martin, McDuf- !
"Re, the" Warlews, Christie, Dunlap/"
Wells, Ililderbrand, Prilitt, Johnson
and probably others whose lives?were]
made better by the contact here and
whose footprints are still here in love
, and respect which the members and i
friends" of the church exemplify to J
those in authority and unto strangers '
who perchance come their way. I
?r?The convention met Thursday morn I
ing, Sept. 25, at 10:00 o'clock. P. E.I
I Warley was assisted "in the devotionsI
by Dr. Hey ward of Sumter. In perI
fecting the organization, Mrs. C. R.
' j- Black was electe<US<,g!*t^wry,^Tidr-Miss .
, Annie Martin assistant. MrsTKAgncs
Ililderbrand was elected reporter to I
church naners and the Rev. A. I
Martin to the circular press. The |
election of Marshuills and the appoint- I
. ipent of committers completed the organizatioh.?~? ??
. The finances of the convention were
? collected in the afternoon session of
~ fire xnnvfntiori' which enabled the Pi'
i E. to proeeFtf "with the work as per
( programr
4 The an/nial sermon on Thursday
I night was ably delivered by the Kev.
i L. H. Hemiiifngway of Brown Chapel
L Then followed a welcbme program by
. fthe pastor who introduced Mr.T). TT. |
"A'vfnger, "(white)" a merchant..-of!
Vance who has always shown more
t than a passing interest in our group
His w:',s a masterly address. SecondI
ed with reason and advice-to those |
, of our groups in particular arui to all |
generally. Others who spoke were-: . j
D. S. Sweat and Mrsv .- E. Martin.
J" Quartettes and solos had a pnrt in the
! program, r
I The League First, S. Morgan, Esq.
f and Mrs. C. B. Black, District Supt.
was interestingly and effectively carr
ried out on Friday afternoon. In
this, they had the able assistance of
} Mr. Harnmit Pinckpey of Orangeburg
c I)rs. G; T. Coleman and E. LL MoGili.
acquitted themselves-nicely in deliver,
ing their discourse on -"Education"
and "Infant Baptism" respectively.
Others who preached effectively were
Revs. Warley, P. E., McCrea, Gamble, J
McFadden and Jamison.
Several distinguished visitors were
\ present among them we mention: j
^ J. Robinson, and Lewis who brought
fraternal greetings from the Manning
^ District. Revs. Scott, Gray, Hamilj
ton and DeLaine who brought greet.
ings from the Wateree District. Rev.
Ileyward and Mrs. Warley and child*ren
9f Sumter. Mfrs. C. A. Brunsor^of
j Columbia fand the Honorable Aaron
Prioleau of Washington^D^ C. Addt*eRStn=r
-were made by several of the
, visitors mentioned.
J. Rev. J. M. Martin, conducted a mod
^ el Shnday School at 10:00 o'clock
,? Sunday ""mornint? and the ni'eachimr
^ I was done by P. ft. Warley, S. J. Mc^
Eadden and U. W. Jamison.
c The S. S. Concert on Saturday
e flight reflected much credit upon thy
district Supt., Mrs. C. B; Black.
^ Prof. C. U. Garrett of Columbia",'
. Field Agent of Allen University and
e Dean E. A. Adams of Allen were
-present and added much to the occasi
sion by their presence and addressee
r kfv l. H Honmymffway, w>t}< ondor<
sect for Book Concern.
( How much finance did we collect
for Education . did you asked? |
^ "Come and see." Remember the dis- |
f trict's motto: "She Flies With Her |
Wirigs?r "GooH, Better, Best."
r
dO'TTTNTTS FROM rttNTDN
P We should have reported the clos(
ing of Friendship A. M. E. Church
revival before now, which was oon
WPi*M<i. wji,?.iui!4M^illm JULII. IP WM
-r?fi ' ?
' ducted by Rev. W. C. Crawford. The
revival was a great success. About v
2U persons were added^ to th^ church. I
Rev- .1- C. Collins of Savannah, Ga., 1
conducted a revival at^ Hebron Bap- Ji
i s ? Church* Twenty one persons t
wore, added Lo tlie church. ~l
*"~~Wtraro glad to say that evei> boy =4
and girl who has entered the various t
schools and colleges of the state has ?
made good. Some ' o f them made" 1
freshman class. Supt. Witherspoon ?
'says he is going to give Clinton an I
A class school for colored people. r
Tuesday night, Sept. 23,. Pride of n
Clinton Lodge No. 338, K. of P. en- r
tertained the^Pythians of Clinton.
There were many good things to eat,
about five courses were served. Sev- _
eral speeches were made for the
good of the order by Sir H. L. Alexander,
Sir J. T. Henry, Sir C. A.
Wadsworth, Sir H. P. Crawford and
Jtgy* E, L. Lttttewood.
We are glad for the Grande Chancellor
Sir J. A. Brown to hold a District
Grand Lodge at Laurens. Wednesday
night, Oct. 15. The district is
composed of the lodges of Lauren9
count v. ~~ *
Mother Bugget ~fs to conduct a ten- 1
r.igbt's reviyal at Friendship A. M. E. 1
Church "some time during this month. ^
Rev. A. C. Duckett is in Washington,
D. C. "
CONWAY NEWS 1
A Wonderful Meeting at Bethel J
Church j
? . i
Bethel Church at Conway is being i
stirred up by the preaching of Dr. 1
King who pastored here. 20 years ago
'he is a man that conducts himself in
such a way until he?is always wel- i
come back anywhere he preaches by
1 both races. The people of this city 1
wish ;that he would come here and i
live again. Sunday night the largest 1
crowd,that has been seen for many'
days was out to the meetings. Several
are being converted and joining
the chui'ch. He certainly knows how-,
'to pastor anad preach and pay church
(debts, lie always kept a packed
[church for the four years that he was
here; he is bringing the people together
for good. We had the best ,
I collection Sunday that we've had in |
j many days. . ^
We all like the Palmetto Leader ?
| down side. Look not for ?omo
| more subscribers. * ]
i WAKh SHOALS "NEWS
Promptly at lo o'clock Sunday .
j School was called to order by the su- 1
perinterulent at Dunn Creek Baptist 1
Church. Lesson was very interestingly
taught. Although it was not .
largely attended on account of Ktho .
singing convention which convened 1
with the Shady Grove School, the
convention was largely attended and '
was thrilling throughout. The Ao"Trr-rsomiuartetrTTf
Rockjr~Mount car- .
tied off all the honors. Those boys J
"know their onions and we are proud
lot them.' The next convention will '
he held with the Pine Grove School.
.Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Washington, 1
i' T. Robinson. Mrs Lettie West.
ington attended the convention at
Shady Grove School.
Mrs. Marion Robinson was the dinner
truest of her father, Mr. Adolnhiisj
A Home Sin ri/lov r
Mr. Blanch Hampton and wife motoyctttrr
Ooke-sferry - Mrs.
Mozelle Hands was the week
endgdest of Mrs. Mary Holmes Sat- 1
urday. / .
Quite a few of the boys and girls
|havo rt'tnrnpd to,the different schools. ,
Mr. Seldom Maddox. Misses Emma ^
land Sophia Maddox, Union ^ High;
i Miss VivTarf Anderson, Mr. Charlie ,
| Nelson, Brewer; Misses Ruth MadIdox,
Mary Davis, Benedict College; ,
j Mrs. Carrie Hampton spent Sunday
iwith her daughter* Mrs. Y. W. Mr- _
jDowell. .
Rev. W. S. Reed and his splendid
choir paid us a visit Sunday evening
at. 3 o'clock. Rev. Reed seems to be i
divinely called. He preached a noble
sermon from the subject "Freely ve i
receive, freely -gfve." Every' one - seemed
to enjoy his message, then
the choir, under the leadership of the
Prof."Smith gave us some fine selections.
We \frere proud to have them
with us. Come again.
The little 18-months old son of Mr. 1
Furman Calhoun was funeralized at i
Dunn Creek, Rev. J. S. Maddox officiating.
"Every one is'looking forward
to the big rally to be pulled off at
-Dunn Creek, on the 19th.
Mr. .Leonard Graydon motored lo
uue West Saturday night. I
"The many friends or~T1ttt<r Edna *
and Gloria Robinson are proud to see
them out again after being confined
t(? their home with malaria fever.
| We were very much surprised to
[hear of the marriage of Miss Eva Cal
laham of Level Land to^Dr. Hicks of '
Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Mary L. Ware of Williamston
has been elected to fill the vacan .
cy in our school.
LANCASTER DISTRICT SUNDAY SUNDAY
SCHOOL AND A. C. ?.
LEAGUE CONVENTION. {
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The Lancaster District Sunday
School and A. C. E. League Convention
^convened in Orange Hill A. M. E.
Church, Wedgefield, September 24,
28, 1980, Rev. J. McKenzie Harrison,
D. D., Presiding Elder and acting
pastor. rS'fter the devotions by the i
jWg and Rev. M. M. Martin and J.
E. TUxoti. Miss Vt~-"R. Boston was 1
elected. secretary.? Reva. M. M. Mar- I
tin, J. E. Dixon, W. B. Bouler, Wm.
Gantt were elected reporters to the i
'difTerent papers. All the pastors were
present ..save, one and made splendid !
reports. Sermons were-preached by .
/-Gary-,- Wm, Gantt; A. ,
Moyrnnt and W. G. Owens. Reception 1
hv Rev.. H. D. Ramsey, "Mrs. Lizzie J
Riohhurpr and Bro. S. Ramsey. Re- I.
sponse hy Rev. J. E. Dixon. 1
L ^ > -
. ?t?- ?Saturday,
October 4, 1930
Among: those who visited the conentiojr
were Rev." A. P. Spears, P.
C., of the Sumter district and Rev. E:
r Xiiamgf nrtH? ftf Th^ologv n-r Alen
University and others. - Their
resence and words ot tMjlHHirugeinenl
rs?:?eit?as tlie?information ?they ?? -
ironprht added much to the eanven-?_ ??
ion. Thus ended one of the greatest .
onventions held in the Lancaster
Jistrict. Dr. Harison is a great lead- T
r and the district is safe itThis handle 1
ie and his queenly wife and good
'eople of Wedgefield are to be eon'ratulated
for the splendid entertain- ^
nent. ,
?? ?m ?
CROSS NEWS
: ? 2 i
Sunday morning school was called
lo order in its usual way' anH at the H
jsual hour. The lesson was discuss?d
briefly by the teachers. Brother
S:~E. Andersoq and his scholars after
irV>;^k D~.. it-r\?
it 11svii ivuv, :iR^uwn opened the tieoptional
service. Dr. Miles rendered
a soul stirring sermon which was
50 ably delivered that every one unfood
to- be there. The stewards lifted
a liberal collection during the-com
Terence. ^ . . y:"
Sunday night Rev. McClam and, his . 'v.
members were' invited to open a
stewardess revival at Zion M. P.
spiring sermon TrtrriTThe 1st chapter
and cal on your "God. He caused ;
many hearts. t6 morn before he took
lis seat.. At the close of his ser^?
mon he descendd tti rostrum and call- '
d the mourners around the -altar to ~
3 prayed for. Brother Frank Gea- .
thers and Brother J. S. Spann,"delivered
a soul stirring prayer. The
chairman of the meeting Sister Lucv
President asked the prayers of Jehovah^ppon
the meeting. May the
spirit in (which it began continue until
U)e two.weeks shall end.
EAST SPENCER,.N. C? NEWS
Shady Grove Church
Services Sunday morning were well ^
-attended,?The?pustor?was?blessed J
to have Rev. Adolphus Smith; with J
him. Rev. Smith preached a very
touching sermon. His subject was
wnai will ve do with Christ?" He
ielivered the,sermon with full force. t
Pour members were added to tin'. .
hureh. One for baptism.
Mrs. Albertha Ruff Daniels, . presented
the Sunday School and 6. Y. P.
LI. fifty song books given by theJunior
Missionary of which she is directress;
at a total cost of $18.77 The
Juniors are working steadily along
Sunday School opened at its regular
time with Mr. Robert Gill, presid
ing. The lesson was reviewed bv Mr.
tittlejohn, the Supt. We usually mt
enjoy his short talks on the-lesson. - fl
At 1:00 o'clock, Rev. and Mrs. J. S. ^
Daniels, accompanied .by _Mr. and , H
Mrs. Lonnie Slade, motored out to v
New Bethel Church. The pastor
^reached a great sermon. The ser- " " ~T
/ices- were . greatly spirited and fl- *
lancial.
- At 5:30 o'clock Mr. J.. Littlejohiir,
presiding in the absence of-the Presi
Jent,' Sir. 0?_R. Bolt, greeted many .
little faces. The baby choir sang , . i
their first time from the new books. J
We are proud to say-that the B. Y: ?J
P. U. number is increasing *
At 7:30 o'clock, Rev. Adolphus A
Smith again "Tfrought another message
to us. He used as a subject, fl
"The absence of Jesus." yT-his ser- ' H
mon was enjoyed by alL?1 i r?
Sunday being, a high day at Shady ^
Grove, the collection amounted it*?
?181.00
Funeral services of Mr. Abe GorJon
werd held at^ Shady Grove Churofi
Monday. The .pastor, Rev. Daniels ^
conducted the service. A large crowd ^
witnessed the funeral. The flower
maidr, wore Minuet) Mary E. Walsun,
Hattie Jamison, (|ampbelh^ Mary
\Vashington. Mr. Gordon^ nad been
ill for sometime. All that the doctor.
and nurses could do, Mr. Gordon,
passed away at the hospital in Greens- '
boro, N. C?_ fl
"-Monday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock
22 young ladies of the Junior Missionary
met in the spacious living
room of Miss Myrtle Boga. This
was very interesting meeting. After
the business period was disposed
of, the hostess assisted by her-Sister 4
served- ice cream, cake and banas.
This -was really an en-joyable afternoon*/
The Juniors planned a party 4
on the church lawn Monday after - .
noon, and_a play in the near' future,
Miss Carriebell Chaney, the new
president presides well. ' , . . - |
?Mrs. htzzir ?ftnftbtrrs' ctrnttrraes tit
We hope she wil soon recover. She
isgreatly missed from . church, especially
the choir.
Mrs. Mamie Smith continues very
sick. We also hope she will soon be __ ;
herself again. ; ' *" ... ?,NL. ^
Mrs. Pearl Colemarf- Is' somewhat- ?indisposed
at this writing.. '
Rev. and Mrs. Daniels thanks Mrs.
*? . ? -
,? wiioiiia ior cnicaens, and Mrs.
D. R. Reaves for chickens and ham. . #
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT i
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Nicholas of I
iirth of a daughter, Cecelia Ella, Sep- J" '
tember 24, 1920 at Greenwood, S C.
Mrs. Nicholas was formerly Miss
Aliee Oary. ' ^- g ^ * ' " ? 7]
IN MEMORIAM H'
In memory of our dear Husband *4
and Father, Gabriel McDonald, Sr.,
who departedthis life in Summertonr - . ? 9.
C., October 1980." "a?' r
No one knows how gloomy the hour, _
Nq one knows how gloomy the day;
Since the departure of our loving
j.Husband and Father, ??. - ^ j
Since the day he went away.
Tho our less is heaven's, gain
Vet our hearts do pain a^rtd stgh^
But we hope, to meei^.again,
In that heavenly^Rpme on high.
Mrs. Henrietta I?. McDonald, wife, ,
and children,