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Saturday, October 4, 1930 CHURCH NEWS OF 1>R. mi.I.AUl) NOW LAI)S(JN PKESBVT EKIA N Ladson Presbyterian - Church on Sumter Street has regular service ev_ ery Sunday at 11 :.'t0 a. m. Sunday Sphpol at 4:00 p. in. Prayer meeting' Wednesday night at 7 o'clock. Every member of the church is urged to attend these services pronipt - ly, Visitors and friends will he made welcome. * -? DR. DILLARD, Par.tog.? WESLEY M. 'E, ( 111 R( l| 10:30 A. M.?Sunday Sbhool ? 1C30 A. M.-?-Worships and Sermon 4:00 P. M.?Pew Rally given by Club No. 5, Mrs. "L.~ B.~ Pleasant? Capt.; Mrs. E. M. Page,Chair. A program will be rendered. Rev. W. A. Robinsoiu Prof. at Benedict College and Pastor of Second Colored Baptist Church, will speak. The Choir of Second X'alvary and members are invited to accompany him. The public . Is. cordialy invited, to all of-these-sei'vices. Rev. J. p. Page. PusUir_ V "ll'VIOD HIL1L.I..V . imfii miariiu.y \ll ) ((I1' 2NfT (\\LV_AU Y N Eft S The Junior Missionary Society uu-'tand was Mltertained by . Miss Edna Jackson fll.lier?home. on Oak St; Miss Sutton, the Vice-President had charge of the/opening: " The meeting was .turned over bo | Miss White, who hud charged of the program which was very interesting. The President opened the meeting ?, for unfinished busines.%. Misses Sutton, Jackson, Asiiian and Hagood was sent out to, look over some j)lays^ for club. Othe^ plans for entertain ments during October were made. "Miss Jackson served after which the-meeting-i.closed, to meet October 4th with Mrs, ha'tira O .lopes, on Pine Street / FIRST CALVARY CHURCH NEWS -Ptrr?three months 'the Sunday Schpol lessons have beenon the lives , .-on some outstanding- person in Bible history. On last Sunday we had a review of tho lives- .studied .after our group meeting we gathered for a general- review which was conducted by Miss C. B. Singleton. Miss Sitir gleton gave a very excellent?review of, the things taught. She gave some outstanding phase of the lesson and from this the children were able to say to which lesson or life she refcrre<l. At 11 :.'U). our pastor Rev. S X Youngblood stood before us with a message of Oneouragement, found in John 20:l.i>; "Jesus stood in the midst of them and said. "Peace he unto you;" These word's fell from the - lips of Christ on His fifth appeavjUMre"' aTter his burial. lie (mters-aTiJI -finds his followers sad and troubled oVer what had happened they- are uiTable to solve the problem;', for the reason of all that had happened they .knew no peace of mind, but when Christ stood before them, and spoke lie gave peace its real meaning.. That peace % From this wi- get .the assurance that Christ is with us, having his help we?need?have no?fear?of failing?at_ any time, why should we not trust , H-tm-' , At the ehfse of this wonderful ser ~mpn the organ began to play "Head Kindly Light," giving everyone thefeeling of God's ever guiding, hand. ? At the B. Y. 1'. U. we enjoyed two Very helpful addresses hv Rrvrlthod ' es and Mrs. Hat tie Stewart. Rev. Rhodes sppke jui "How a million dollars could be given to worthy causes." and Mrs. Stewart on "Who is our neighbor." We also had a duet by Misses. Williams and Richmond* and Masters' -Paul and- James Tallev We were delighted to have Mi\ and Mrs. DiivuT Starks with us find to listen to some words of encourage - . inent from Mr. Starks * ? -- " ?? ST. JAM ICS? NEWS I am glad to say St. James 1s moving along nicely. Our pastor and the Supt. and delegate having just returned from the convention brought us kome encouraging news stating their reports were O. K. and how.'royally they Were treated by the people of Wedgefield. M iss Estell Janorette one of our I untiring workers of the church was elected vice-president of the district. It being the end of the quarter, gen-. eraT review conducted T>v Mrs. W.Johff " son. -Mrs. Russell our Supt. being so ~ea"ger for children to learn offered a prize for the one ans\yering the most questions. Adline Johnson, having re ceived the highest average received, the prize. Little' Miss .Lilian Harris stood next. Sunday morninir, Key. J. K.^ Dixoii, power of silence. He brought Out how the heavenly bodies are so pow- ; erful yet they work in silence and j how God works in mysterious ways. } The League had general review by | ita vice-president, Miss Kllen Joh"h"-j son, after which little Miss Fannie .. Phelps led in teacliing--lbe-Leaeuers n veil ? This finished we reneateutnel , , ??ri At njght service Rev. Dixon, preach ed a noble sermon from Kxod. 20:3 Thou shall have no other gods before God. He brought out how we havi idols that we serve sonic of us dress others worship our children and some , husbands or wives, all of which we will be held~Hreountable for in the day of judgement. We regret very pipch that Miss ElV ' "V ' * . / \ - ' _ ' / ' Nc uni SOUTH CAROLINA ''] ' ? ??? j? ujuu ?I,.- - in uisp Janeii'lte cannot be. present m ad Sunday School and church. We miss hei her in so many ways, but hope she Bo will make a successful teacher. ha< FREE WILL CLIHL MEETS >f T~^ " ?~~ " f pa The members of _ the Free Will J ed Club, held Their mc\thly meeting J1); it the home of the Vice-President, I D. Mrs. Sarah Robinson in 1518 Mc- 'Bo Dulfie Ave., on Sunday afternoon, t noi With "(Tie president presiding the i He meeting was opened \vith singing of' mo America; prayer-, by Mr. Russell Ha- T tood and scripture reading by Mr. wa William Veal. After the u^ual rou- Mc tine of business, the report of the sec- poi rotary, dues collected etc., a delight- tio fur musical program, under the su- I ni pervision of Mr,. Williah. Veal, was ?' rendered as follows: Vocal Solo, Mr. ma vV. Veal, accompanied by Miss Mar- fol biuret Smith; select reading by Miss Pa lattie E. .Stewart; instrumental solo of by Miss Washington. - sor i ne "suver l ea" was-quite-a?sue- Ha is greatly appreciate the courtesy St* ^if aH "who partook in- this feature.- . Laf ^ The members were fndeed glad to dal welcbine Mrs. liattie E. Stewart, Mrs. /is Eliza Walker and Mrs. B. Sanders ] in the. club The next meeting will Sti .be held with Mrs. I. Mayse, 2226 N. tht Pine Street. m ? the BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES ] pec Sunday's lesson ended the third ^rii quarter's study for the School and a Jai review of the work of the past three mi months ~was conducted by Miss M. N. enl Pinckney, who knows just how to in- ] roducc lessons from the Bible so er hat even the little "tots" become in- my crested in the study of God's word. The attendance was very good, and the progress shown by the school in Tfl the. lesson they have had was commendable. At 11:15 A. M. Dr. : ' Murph preached from Acts 27:23-25. Lei Subject,. "The Source of my Salva- vet tion," The appeal was forceful. The Sej advice sane. Look to God the only 'en source of our salvation < Go At 1:00 P M I)r J J. Starks, PreTT ~Br ident of Benedict College preached a very impressive sermon full of ' wholesome advice to si snlendid aurii- vei enc.e of members and friends includ- Sti ing the students of Allen, President the Sims and several of the members of ". . the faculty of both schools. Du, tor ^tarks asked for a collection of $40.00 and $40.50 was given. We thank a- i'lg gain and again, Dr. Starks for this the gPTrcrnus Tret and all" who contribute tnr ed there-to. ver The discourse by Dr. Murph at 8 P. M. might be regarded a panacea ex" for all evil: "The three Temptations Scl of Jesus Christ." as found in St. ret .Matt. 4th chapter. Next Sunday afteruoon the A. C. E. League is giv- Br -ing a "Silver Tea," at the home of t.hi Miss Irlean and Mr. Colly Washing- aw ton. 1215 Ileidt St., from 4 to 6. All ?rs well wishers and friends of the young fee people's society are invited to come 'nt by and refresh yourselves and hear tro the young folk with a splendid se-' *E lect program for the occasion. wh Sunday is Holy Communion. Come wh .qui ..in, lai,gc-r^Bumber&^aad-4Q'" in the- Jlifl worship and praise for His wonderful f01blessings bestowed upon us. We are hie glad to report that Mrs. C. A. Adams 1-00 has returned to her home r hospital and is improving nicely. Put . Miss Mary J. Nicholas is gradu- t?r ally improving at the hospital. Oth- Thi rs iTntain sick.?Sister Hannah WllMains in Kendletown remains very tioi pooyly. The members and friends ^at dmuld not forget. <n m , m , tha REPORT?Ol,-THE?NEWBERRT"^h DISTRICT S. S. CONVENTION the . pre The Newberry District Sunday ^gri School Conve'ntio.n held with St. _ i Mark A. M. E. Church, Pomaria, S.'C Sept. 25-28/1930, was a success; it is ^ js now on the map. The convention wr was called to order 11:00 A. M. by the for Presiding Elder, Dr. L. F. Vance. A ^ lelightfukdevotiohal service was con.ducted by the Rev. -T. F. Harper. jjai The convention was very skillfully or- jn ganized then the business part was an( taken "up. Officers and committees ^ were appointed At 2:00 the reports . 'Yom charges were taken up. Mil- J! ler Chapel being at the head of the District reported O. K. the other pjG charges followered. "R6v. J. S. Mar- ma tin, pastor of the Shiloh Station de- am livored the Annual Sermon and Rev rpn J. M. Dawkins Jr. delivered the Edurational Sermon. The. delegates and good people of St. Mark Church rail- I eyed to the cause of education. 1 ,..i ?-Br:?Vance-?preached the 11:00 1U* o'clock sermon on Sunday and Rev. J. C. .Smart delivered the 3:00 P. M. gPj sermorf. These preachers reaTIjT worT . credit both for themselves and "the y ; convention. The papers and discussions were a C very jj'ood. I)r. L. F. Vance, Pre-' p siding Elder, of Newberry District ^V( is one among the best Presiding Eld- gen ers in S. C'. He knows just" how -to . ( handle his preachers. He is loved by all for he is a ,born' leader." Dr Vance will bo ready to meet at the official ar!j opening at "Allen University, Oct. V. . ^ T , fin< M ARION DIST. SUNDAY SCHOOL--ve? - On Wednesday. Ang. 21,. lfolffc;:thFri. Thirty-Eight Session of the^Marion FO Dist. Sunday School and League Convention met at St. James A. M. E. Dr. D. C.- DEeas, our very highly ^4* teemed Elder presided. He conduct- '1 ed the devotional service with the p0n assistance of Rev. D. < D. Doughty. pastor of Bucksport -Circuit. We ve]C then listened to some fatherly re- [ajcl marks from tha Presiding Elder gS, ' ? \ ' : THE PALMET xt in Or^a- was "thewrganization 1 perfecting of the . roll. Prof. P. Leget was elected secretary. Everything was arranged for the J lecting of the finance. ATI th 1 data warn, pra>iwnt with thw wawy U ul two. It -wax-decided to-takv- J the finance Thursday morning. W ? J journed to meet at 8:00 o'clock to < ir the annual sermon., Rev. J.F. yd, pastor of Singletary Station 1 il been selected. Rev. Boyd, lined inn No. 405, "Jesus Great Shepherd the Sheep," etc. Rev. J, B. Lewis, stor of Myrtle Beach Circuit ofTerprayer. Scripture lesson St. Luke after singing the second hymn, Dr. C. Deas, P. E. presented .Rev. yd, to preach. Rev. Boyd, anuriced the text from St. Luke 0:57 . was ipastef of the task The ser, n was enjoyed. Thursday mofrning the financial roll s c-alled and the pastors reported. J ?st of the charges that did not rerted in full, reported a fair por- 1 n of their assessment. Something : lore than $800.00 was taken in The .convention was one of iirfqr- !, tion'and inspiration. We had the ", lowing visitors: Rev. J. E. Thomas, * stor of Florence Station and P. E. ! that District; Rev. W. E. Richardl, Darlington Station; C. J. Shaw, \ rtsville Circuit of the Florence , strict; Revs.~D.S.~Coe, BaltTft'ore i.l I. H. Alston and Mrs. Alston. ttk Station; B. W. Ransom, Flojr"' e Circuit, Dillon District. All the ] ltors spoke to theccmvention. I Rev. J. S. Coe, pastor of Marion ition had the honor of preaching J > Educational and Missionary Ser- -. on.. The Missionaries taken up >ir work Friday. Rev..* N. S. DeLane and his good ! jple has entertained all of our Disct metings-this year," one at St. -mes the others at St. Mary. We ist say that they give us a great tertainment at each place. Best wishes to the Palmetto Leadand its readers. It is welcome to ' home every week. [E KIXG5TREE DIST. MEETING i ? rhe Kingstree Sunday School, 1 ague, and Missionary District Con- 1 ition was callead, to' order Tuesday pt. ?3rd, at 10:30 A. M. by its effc- j it P. E., Dr.- T. J< Miles, on the ' uedine Circuit at St. James M. s Church ot wnien the Kev. S. 11. J C\Ts Is the very able pastor. i Drs. J. E. Thomas, who is the 1 y efficient pastor of the Florence 1 ition A. M. E. Church, and also 1 i P. E. of the Florence District an 1 E. Richardson, pastor of Darling- i i Station along; with Rev. S. M. ghes, a member' of the entertain- t District assisted by Dr. Miles with 1 opening. After some brief, but ' telv remarks bv +hw F> "IP" Miir=?r?rt rs ition went into organization with r s. Lutherine Smith, the wife of the principal -of' the Andrews High 1 lool, Prof. J. E. Smith as its sec- t ary and Rev. J. S. Benn, reporter 1 -the religious?and?circular press. , and Mrs. T. B. Lewis had everyng in working order and were only ' aiting the arrival of the preach and delegates. After the portion of the organization and the roduction of visitors, Dr. Miles in- e duced and presented the Rev. C. S. r Mollett, pastor of St. Peters Ct. o preached the opening sermon r ich was enjoyed by all who heard i dinner to the delj^ht oJ all assem- .? d and feasted until there was not ? m for any more. : "I U 3:au P. M. the call of the P. 'E. 1 the convention into action again _t the afternoon session. Dr. J. E. amas who had not seen this Dis- S t- in action wanted to see it in.ac- 1 i n, with this the roll for the c^du- 1 ional money was called and with- l less than thirty---minutes---more-n one thousand dollars was laid r the tahle for Christian Ediimtinn _l h one sixth of the men absent, at < close of which Dr. J. E. Thomas * sented by Dr. Miles made a mas- a ful address, one that cannot be for- 1 den soon, Dr. Thomas knows how t talk and what to talk about. In *1 closing remarks, he praised Dr. les and the loyalty of the minis 1 s? and members of the District ' \t 6:3d P. M., there was a special t iquet given by- Dr. and Mrs. Lew:s < honor of ministers and delegates, 1 1 certainly there were no flies on ^ Jnrrrangement. At 8:15, the P. E. isented the writer who preached 1 annual sermon at the close of 1 ich Dr. D. A. Peruin, of the Mt. 1 asant District was presented and i de'kome helpful remarks. He said f ong other things that he would nain until the close of the con- i ition. After the welcome program' c pastor made assignments, with *1 s the convention closed a delight- t day's .work. * Vt 10:00, the writer who was ap- t J O i / ii - J i im v luuiicu oupi., iur me moaei Sunday > singing,-a regular Sunday School s b conducted with ten classes and. s ontribution of ten dollars, at the t ripletion of the educational reports i )f. C. G. Garrett, Field representae of Allen University was pre- r .ted and spoke.-.. Mrs. Lewis, col.- _r ted the Missionary* Assessment. ( g covention dined and reassepVbled 1 1 heard Rev. D. N. Wilson preacft, t ;h resolutions thanking the pastoi 1 .fris good jseople for -their very ( i-'way dF-^entertaining, thfe con- 5 ition closed looking- to- Gourdine I the n ovt Bntorloinmant. ? 1 RHSUfc* BENEFIT OF THE . ....... COLORED Y. W. Gr- A,'<3 _ -?^ 1 F?--f? 'he Lmeberger Band will give a c cert Friday evening, October 10, i 0 in the auditorium of Allen Uniaity. This is the first great tiiu* i il treat of the season. Admission* 't 16 and 10 cant*. TO LEADER ' - * " WINNSBOR0 NEWS The many friends of Mrs. Eddie Davis were glad to see her out again ifter several days-illness. The eitv sehdols of this town li.-t.l i splendid ..peninir lost PVi.hiy '>lH4r LJuite a large number of patrons were nit to witness the occasion. Seven ministers were on the rostrum most of whom gave encouraging and timely relnarks. Among our visiting ministers were Rev. C. W. Mc.N'eal of Spartanburg, who was here running a ten %lays- meeting for Rev. A f\ Wade, Rev. Martin who accompanied him and Rey. A. C. L. Auburn After the talks music was render . ed by the audience with In Hie Mac Peterson, our new teacher at thePiano and the students passed t,? their class-rooms to, be enrolled and (o receive their bowk lists. 270 stuThe Royal Knights of King Davnt celebrated their forty:9eventh nnnive sary last Surfday at 3:30 P. M. at St. Paul Baptist Church. The annual address was made by Prof. W. A. Ross and the sermon or-tne occasion wax preached by Rev.J.-M. Beaty, pastor of thtTchirrch Mr S. A. Moore, acted as master of . eremonies. Mr. O. E. Manigault is Worthy . Master and Mrs. Matilda Boulware,-Wm thy Matron Mesdamps-Carrie Hughes and Beat !.y. mothcife of Mrs. W. Ross and Rev. J M. Beatty, came over with Mr. ^rtitiry Tucker from .loneavillc, S. LL. Ih&t- Saturday evening and spent th,night, returning Sunday aflei 116011. They came to, bring master Paul L. Ross home Cor school. Mr. David Brown. Misses Esther Gaston and Fadonia Manigault left, last week for Columbia where they re-entered school at Allen. University and Benedict. College.~ Miss Beatrice Boulware returned to the citv last week from New Yor-c where she snent her summer vacation Her parents and friends rekite to have her back. ~ . Mrs. Anna Brown who has been i'isiting her children in Washington. Hid Pennsylvania was suddenly dall?d home to the burial of her-slster We deeply sympathise with her in ler bereavement. The A. M. E. Zion Church here ha< just closed a successful ten davs mw ng. Rev. A. C. Wade the' pastoi >ueceedecT 111 getting Rev. C. VS. Mc Seal 61 Spartanburg 16 conduct til.'" meeting, lie is a very strong revr .al minister. Rev. McNeal had wit'i irini Rev. Wm. Martin who brings th Holy Spirit when he sings and prays Die meeting resulted in 35 souls owing Jesus as their Savior. The finance was raised by a con;bst among five women: Mcsdame:. Lyles,- Wade, Whitner, Gunter and jains. Mrs. Gains won first prize insmg tire largest amount'of money- * I'he contestants raised about $100.00 Revs. .G. M. Ulmer and A C. \Vad<motonnl to Rock Hill last Monday p enroll his daughter^ Miss Carri<* A'ade, in Clinton College j 3E A T FORT CO. .TR A IN IN < J 1 SCHOOL -xiiwjs,. New students are still coming iii >ach day, they are all so anxious aid eady for work. Prof. J. S. Shanklin, who is siill lorth visiting different points, in the nterest of the school, sends us news hnt -he is ma k my-'T'eieml* = ichool and that/in the near future we ire expecting a sum -from them It) feTp The dear children through out he community at large He will urn to us soon. " The Beau toft district Sunday " School convention was held last week n Allen Chapel A-. M. E Church; a. arge number of delegates were >reseht. ' . ?Part of the faculty, and, students endered "a literary program on Saturday evening at Allen A. M. E.:. Church in interest of the Sunday " school Convention." The program wit? is follows: Song, "Shine on me; Recitation Reather Deveaux; Reciation Lucile Taylor; Song, "Every fime 1 feel the spirit;" Recitation, T. B. Grayson; Oration, Miss Rosa yn Bellinger; Song, "Steal Awayr1-Recital imn?Mary- -Lea?Donaldson: Paper, Miss Otto M. Allen; Recitaion, Lottie. White. The chairman 111 mr |iiuki<)ii! wit!1 iiirs. j. o. ananKin who is carrying: on her husband's vork. The sporsors to the program were: ^ev. H. T. Hanson. Elder I. \V. Wil)orn, and Mrs. Vl'ilb'orn. Presiding 21der of this District Silver oiferng was taken by the Presiding Eld r and presented to the school. On Friday evening' we assembled n Chapel to listen To the delegates >f the Sun?|ay School Convention. *ev. S. J. Fqrdham, presided - He inroduced the speaker of the dyy, Rev. V. FV B. Horry. -He gavi^ n -most in? eresting and inspiring talk; everybody enjoyed it, after which he in-r l-qduced all the delegates. The Pro*- . liding Elder. Rev. Wjlborn made a ihort talk. The school syng two or hree spirituals-for them... They wenP nvited to visit the class-rooms. . All J~l - mi m Liit* ui-it-gitiv* were accomnodated by the committee arrangement at the county school who work. id so faithful in making it pleasant 'or them with the cooperation of earchers and students.. ~ At the closing out last evening juite n few spolte about the pleasant itay and royal treatment, and want hey will never forget this convVnion at Allen Chapeh- >- - <r " ? ? ^ coKPsnrirr NT:W^-~? j5t-^Paul members enjoyed .a good termon-SimTThy by their Pastor, Rev. lenerette. Miss Eva C. Robinson returned to state Cottege Tuesday 23, wlrere~she s sophomore college this year. .Mr. Samuel-Goggins, Mrs Martha Jtarks japd Mrs. Ruth Legeon are o.i He sick list " Mis. Florence Moore has a> Iwi v_. ' K '!' t ' puttst her son-in-law,-Mr. d-hmest Wi liams, of Hundson, N. Y. Miss'Frances Jackson'spent the wee end home from Brewer School '-Hjl'V. .Wesley Nash was ealfrd- 1 Lawrence Sunday >'.? ...a?i,f tfc hi> ft.thill- ill 1 1U Wright. AI iss Josie Lee Moore left f< Brewer School Monday, Sept. 21). The-A-X'r-iw- I?e?gue of St:; Paul j M. E. Church closed ,a fuccessf quarter Sunday evening at whit time the following program was vo cnlanly rfjKttfwIT Recitation, Missi Mamye Holmes, Eugenia Mae Holn es. Alice Wil)ian>e, Annie E. Adam Messrs Lewis \\ illiams, William Caj ers BuYlcETEugche Williams; a yoyi solo. Mt-ss ( arrm R. BtttJer.-aminstn -mental solo, .Mr. Barnwell l.mid.-i the quartet composed of the l'ollowin young- men: Messrs James Holme . Frank Sluxks.?Laiulen? Moore,?ttyj SamUel Goggins.-Jr. rendered severj r elections. ? 'Prizes will be given to the follo\j MIK for having attended League eUc Sunday during the past quartei Messrs. Ernest RnKi?o^- ' ..vuiii.tjii, ucw1s v\ i Hams, Eugene Williams, '* Landei Monro. -William Butler and?Miss< Eugenia Mae Holmes and Carrie I Butler-.?:? v ? I'Ll'M bk.\.S!cii news Alter a long illness Mr Ham t oilledge died at his home on Tue: -dux,?Septi?idth:?The?funeral ~sei vice was held .at Hint- Croye A. M ! Church. A wife, nine children, nil grand children arid one brother ar two sisters mourn his death. Mrs Addie Cohen 61 Passaic, N. J is at home with her. mother alter tl death of her father; also Mrs. M-att i'ortledge of " New York City. M delphia. Fa., after spending a fe days home also Miss Ruby Cortledg returns. to Greenville, S. C. and ah Mrj and .Mrs Ferguson and family n turn to Augusta. dGa., after " th funeral. ' v. * PENDLETON NEWS Anderson * County Training Scho< opened Monday, Sept. 20, with splendid enrollment. Camp meeting at Denver A M. 1* Church last Sunday was a success Denver--is--doing- great thinirs undt their u-n/ipv n p P... Cold weather will be heue soon an evervbodv that's not ?-? <.o->-...i ~ V_ f/tvp.aivu IU Illft it *ee Mr. B. H. Keest?; he can fit yo from' the soul of your feet to th crown of your head Mr and Mrs. Henry Thompson vver dinner guests Mr. and -Mrs. Jo Thompson. Sunday. ~ Thft Willing Workers- Club xen dered a creditabtg"" program Sunda nTght~at Kings Chapel Church undo the directum of Miss Amelia Thomp s<?n Every; body is looking foward t the Silver tea that going to given fo quite a while at the parsonage, Tue< tkiv evening, Sept. 30th .For th bene!it trF-rhe WiillngWVttrkoFs~Clul The Allen Star met'on last Frida afternoon at the home of little Mis C?4turv ' ltobinson, Mesdames Rebecc Reese and C. A. Brown, gave vet; helpful talks to the liule ones afte whien refreshments '.v.1:1 . served. Mrs. Bessie Allen of Spencer, N C and Mrs. Can ie AMe.i f Calhoun, : C.. visited Mis. Rebeic'a Reese las week ? Miss . Lena . J 1;s ?Wy?)e: Ohio after spending two ween< w .t1 her parents Mr; and Mrs* Otto .rick >0" returned home. ..Miss I.ucile Campbell of Charles ton. S. C, and teieher in the illp School ill IVnd li t on. ha.-. i <11' ihed T her position. . . ? i. ? mm ?? SI'MTEH NEWS "Tin* annual tail rally uf ICipanu? M. K. Church was a phenomenal sui; jiess. On Srrwday Sept. 2Sth, was raised. Morris" Col lope .ypened its doors, fo another, term of .work on Wednesda m?rhinp. SejAl 24th. Students ar beinp' enrolled eaclt day and th prospects for the year are bripht. On Monday nipht, Sept. 29, th beautiful..Koine of Mr. and Mrs. Jas per Slater was the scene ofn love! reeepion piven in honor of Mrs. Wil liams of Baltimore and Mrs. Owen of Chicapo. Fresh cut and artificia dowers vveVe used in abundance?~i the rooms in which the puosts assemi led. Prof. Crawls' of Morris Collep introduced the new members of tK faculty .of Morris and was Maste of Ceremonies for a very interest in) program.' A course of delicious ic cream and cake was served by th hostesses: Mosdames J. Skater, ani A. J. McDonald, assisted by Miss E Richards: ? A few of the students who hav left the city for various collepes are Misses Msirv Seot'tv-'Mnvio . ? and Adlaide Thomas, Claflin^jColleg Miss Frances I?a\vson Spellman; Mis Marie'Folder, Va. State ~Xormal. Mt F. Abraham, Alton University. Mrs. Ruby Balls.Siitfuny mis rejtur from New .Jersey to spend the w'inte ~~"Mtss hmitire~l>el.orneis again a homo after spending her vacation i New York Mr. Williiim l.awton left on Satur he-will .join his wife.and.daughter. Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Howard spurn Slinday Sept. 28. in Aiken Mr. William Singleton, of Chicago is the guest, of Mr. and Mrs. .Jnr Broom Mr. R. N. F.vans spent the week nine.' \\ e wish lor her a speedy re co very'. Miss Gladys Anderson is at hom after spending the summer in Fltti Imrirfiv?- ? . .7"' '*? Miss'- JimhiTe Dibble of Camde spent the week-end with Mr. ani Mrs.. K. P. Palmer. :* r Mra? Famiii Owens di Chicago i the guest of Dr and MrC I. D. Davi Senior. , ' . 1^1 ii. 1 1 - ?* ' PAGE FIVE t-" CHAPIN NEW? Sunday JSchooi at St. John A. M-, V,. ? ?~? G Church was well attended by a large minihrr ^ ir'Y1' ' v ' ?-??:? greatness of tlx- God-Gpi-ipo ' * [jr Allen Christian League of St. John A. . M. K. Church gave* a vutv im.-. \ -esting program Sunday afternoon at U1 6-o'clock. Mrs. M. A. Klcazer. Pres. Miss Lyvester Koon. See. The pubI lie 2? ?!?.vj!"fl *" '''Ml'" "I' " '"l ^ "we are doing. Supday School at Mt. /.ion Baptist 3 ' s Church" was", largely "attended Sunday", j.' Rev. Dent of Providence A. .M. l". Church, preached a sou) /tilling t anon?1 ? ??. > ?;?? p 7~ Mrs. M. A Klt-R-Vr. A a- .-.1 g ."Sunday witli the prc-s'uci- ..1 h. i s mother Mrs. Kya .Mohle\. AD. an-l *L Mi ss MiranUa Florence and Air. John , . , Henry Prcssly. They motored up r from Columbia. h The t'aTTiieT? are taking advantage . > of the fine weather in fathering " ? j cotton." . . f r;. sImmons ,, <Onlr;i't "" l?j.inC..r. Kalsornuimg, Flour Waxing ami _. Glazing, i? ' ? * PHONF^hmh--* ~ 122'' Manning Ace ( <>luiol>ia_,' S. ('. ? PKOPESSiO^AL { ?: gauds j -r~~ ? DR. II. II. COOPER re io Demist a ?- Special Attention Given, to Dauuse* IP. . of the Gums ? . jUold" Crown and Ibidge \\orir~ ^ A Specialty Ollice Pdioiie 154211, 1125 Washington Si 7! Resident*. Phone S2t>4 DR. S.R.GREEN Office Hours: , ' Telephones <J to 10 a^__m. > ittai._G(l28 11 -lit ? V w' Ml1 * i 15 to 8 p. m. Office: Residence: V 1500 Gregg St. 15U8 Gregg - > Office Hours. . . j'lioue e II :."!() A. M. to 2 P. M Office ;ir?:R3 (' 0.0(1 P. M. to 8 P, M Res., 1554.8' / Hi- (' I? A VV? Ut I'llViiiiiin '"m! cii|,i ? i r Diseuse of WonuT arul Children A 0 Specialty r Office; ' Residence: 5- 1414 ^ Assembly St. Idlib Oak St ). 1 " ^ Office Hours: 8:;te A. A1 to 1;tU| I'. M 1 DR. H. D HARPER .* \ Surgeon Den list Fillings, extractions, l'lules, Clowns Vf " and *iiidges >. Gold Clown and Bridge .Work ?' 1 ' A SPECIALTY' V. I 1 l(>tjW ashington Stl'hi.jn- 11?:iM Office Honrs: " Telephone*. ? 8:110 A.. M. to > ii(i r. .\i. Oi'tn-e wo.vr 1 tl . Reside nee SK7M ~ lir. D. K. Jenkins ' ? HhMi8i? Fillings, I'lales, Crowns and midge* Sunday by Appuintpient -iiA,..-, . i t-.anaction oy l-onJnctne Ant-stiiesib a Specially. H- It07'A Washington St., Cuhi. S, ^ \ ' * ' " * DRl L. M. DANIELS e Physician an^i Surgeon Special Attention Given Diseases Of p Women. ' Of/ice Residence? ~ I 125. Washington _222U llaiujiluii s Pliyne C429 Phone 7504 \ . ? DR; J O. STUART ? ' ' f ? Office Hours: Telephone: r* PD00 tb 1:00 P. M.: lies'. 40l>i_ *' z t):uu to 8:00 P. M. Office 3706 p Office: ... . Residence: ^ 2030 Taylor St., - 1117 l'ine SL. I. > . * ' Office Hours: Phones e* 1 1 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 887f> ^ -G P. M. to 8: P. Office 4247 . p DR. W. D. Chappelle - ? Physiciun and Surgeon Disease? of Women and Children^ 1 , A Specialty ;? V . r Office: Residence: * 132414 Assembly St. 1301 Pine St Columbia, S. C. r O If ice l*hone H407 Phune N. J. FREDERICK A llorney-aL-Law wid NwUry I'ttWif PHACTlCli IN AIJX'OrUTS . ' Federal ? -?,r _ 1119 Washington St., Columbia, S. C- ,r ' El - ?". -! " m ?? *1 I .1- H TmiXTOr\^T * 1 f_ i? v/nilOV^iM &L t?Js^ and Dpnler real potato and' sate, of 4ots 4n NE RIDGE CEMETERY Beuuully located on paved road above liege Place. " ? i? 1109% Wftihinffttm Street i .uw?? 1 1 - '