The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 25, 1930, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, October 25, 1930.
CHURCH NEWS OF
ligTmn A-li~ n.im.. i. ., .. l
Sunday wound up the Fourth Quarterly
Conference day at Bethel with
Dr. G. K. Lyles, present at his post
of dut.v^ beginning in ,-the Sunday
School. After the study of the lesson
the Presiding Elder greeted the
school with very encouraging words,
. * At 11:1 .r? A. M.. I)r Lvles. nrearhi d
" a very consoling sermon from the
48th division of the^Psalm, 14th verse
"For this rs OUT God, forever and
ever," .etc. The sermon was heard
with much interest by the splendid
audience.
At night, Dr. Murph, filled the Pul
pit and delivered the Gospel message
?ftft-founrl ill Romans ftMK; MWphnsi/.ing
the essentials jn serving the true
God, "Ye cannot serve God and
? Manini'oii." 1
^ Since the evening, services have
been changed to 7:80, o'clock,, next
Sunday afternoon the Leairue's nr<
gram will be called at 5:30. "A splendid
program will be rendered of interest
to young and old eic'h'Sunday
evening. You are invited .??_
r,~t Hi, m M I
Sunday School opene<l at 10:00
o'clock by having devotionals after
which the lesson was discussed and
. -wus-re vie wed- by-Miss Li 11 tan 11 arris
' which was very instructive.
At 11:00 o'clock the Junior Choir
sang the members are Adline'John
son, sect.; Tannic Phelps, chorister:
? Celia Phelps, Georgia Mae ' Chirp,"
Alice Garrison, Fred Lyles, Albert
Lyles, Georgia Lee Lyles, Mozelle Ellison,.
Fred Anderson, Joe Cannon and
Drucilla Chirp. After which Rev.
Dixon, preached a sermon from lp5th
Psalm; subject, "Singing," he said
that singing Is ;l symbol pt joy" hTid
(he harp was used on special occasion
Gabrel was called the father of music
and that David trained 238 choirs ,to
l _ sing.
* ->* At 8:00 o'clock the" Junior Choir
aJJidii served after the singing of
praises- unto God, I^ev. Dixon who is
always on the job preached a sermon
' from N*?ibers 18:12; subject; ."A
Supreme Claim of God." He said
that God claimfc the best of our per
sons and th6 first of every thing be
lomrs to Cod.
We extend many thanks to Miss
Fuller,'-~a teacher of Booker Washington
School. She .is not a member
of our church but has kindly consented
to help \Miss Bouknight a teacher
of Saxons i School with the Junior
Choir evertf-rthird Sunday; She has
the spirit of co-operation that willcause
the race to grow.
U NION USMKR BOARD OF FIRST
. CALVARY
The Juuior" Usher Board of First
Calvary held -ks?weekly meeting at
the home erf Miss Si is in Brown ot
- Harden Street. Plans were made for
L. n Silver Ten which is tit he held on
the fourth Sunday in this month. Ai'-"
tor all business was transacted wp
were served a delicious course by the,
hostess.
Mary Asbford will be hostess to
-the Usher Board next Friday, Oct.
....
- CONWAY NEWS
Bethel A. M. E. Church }
At the usual hour of morning, service
began. After devotions Rev. W.
I. Core, selected as his text: St.
Mark 11:13. Subject, "Necessity of
Leaving Fruit." He preached a soul
V .stirring sermon.
The"Sunday School?is??doing
nicely with Mr. Moore and his splen
did corp of teachers.
At 8:00 o'clock, Rev. Gore again
preached, from the text St, Matt. 11:
17; subject: ? A Broad Invitation. He
preached a <vry instructive and in
Saturday, October 11th John Bines,
with sudden illness. passed away.
We miss him very much, we extend
our sincere sympathy to the.bereaved
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, arrived re
eently from New York where they
motored to take Mrs. I). J. Turpin
rmd?family.They?report n fine?trip^
' Mrs. Lue Adams has arrived from
Washington where she was visiting
- her son. *
The Mock Conference wil be re
^eftted. Friday night, under auspices
of the MiVsionary Ladles. :
A Hallowe'en Ball 1 will be given
by^the Who's Who Club. The date
will be a rmoti need later.-v.
We ate glad- to see Mr, Tcddie
Witherspoon back after being away
for quite awhile.
MULLINS NEWS
II Our Sunday School was opened on
time Sunday morning and a large
cro^vd was on hand with a well prepared
lesson, with Bro. Ford, Supt.",
=2r ' At the regular preaching hour the
pastor prtrached?from -the?subject;
' "Whv Men go to Ilell?" A -largo
crowd, was present and seemingly en?
_ thri Berrnnrr.
Sunday afternoon ]Jev. D. C. OaN
ftiSrifc houn rendered a nice program in interest
of his News Club School.
Prof O. Y. Valeritinef the rrirtcipal
of the Mulllna High iTcT7uol in putting
over a grept program _ with. his
Toykf fm'ii1ty;-?hny will render a pro?
gram in Ebenezer A. ?1. E. Church, on
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' SOUTH CAROLINA
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Mdhday night. "Oonie out and I
enjoy the evening. * - f
'l'hj pa^tuiL is working 'hard with
his members to, be ready to answer v
to the roll in Marion next Wednes- h
du^ morning at which time the North j
Kast South Carolina Conference convenes.
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The people of Mullins were glad to a
learn, of the ?nf?Prof.?;h?S77"5
Roberts, also his wife and neiee in the v
Holly liill High- School. . May Cod
- -bless them. ~ T~ " * e
Mr. Leon Morgan who is head of C
the usher board in FJoenezer is leav^J
ing ho stone unturned in helping his "
pastor get his report for conference, u
Mrs. Brown, Miss VVatts, Miss Boul- a
- ua rivend -Mf?;s"-HaTTLIiXiUntuioLi-i
~Thc, High School fa'culty were -wel- a
come visitors in Ebenezer~ Sunday a
- morning. COftVe again, ladies and o
keep on coming, you ar0 welcome. 1
The Mullins Community Fair was p
again postponed this week on account _
--oL-the-shows?failing to arrive. We T;
have perfected definite arrangements C
for tht. Ketctftrm-Bright Way . Shows s
for next week, beginning Mohday, Oc- i
tuber 27, to November 1st, Prqf. J. -e
_ S. Roh"? <~--l< presidentt Rove K. Vr? ^
. Bflnvtiin, treasurer and the '.VViler IS
secretary# t
...v > tviiwui v
faculty were .highly entertained in the c
home oL.Mtv and-Mrs. E. D. Owens _
las,t Saturday night, Misses Bessie
Mullins and Emma Williams hostesses.
The occasion - was said to have
been good. Mrs. S. Reaves, Misses s
Jones and Pickett were invited quests. _s
Some time dff(ling the hair "the Mul- j
lin's lli ball, team will -play a game t
with the team from Florence. Watch
for hand bills. Prof. Roy Gordon }
the agriculture teacher, is manager. Ii
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Reaves'had as r
their dinner guqst Sunday. October t
- 4r2t+n?Misses ' Evangeline Spencer,
P.enrell Devane, and Roberta McNeil, h
all members of the Hamlet, N. <C. Hi p
School faculty. ,J Tfiey were accom- i
panied by Mr.. Landing McCloud," al- 1
so of Hamlet. Others present were /
Prof. O. Y. Valentine, and Miss Annie
B. .Pickett, teacher in the N.ichols t
Graded school, The dining room was \
piite attractively decorated with cut
(lowers and lighted with candles. The t
menu consisted of .four courses: 1st 1;
grape fruit salad, chicken soup and ']
alt'fres; 2nd, roast -Vermont chicken _e
" Italian spaghetti, steamed roce, New r
England green peas and old fashioned t.
sanded sweet potatoes; 3rd, Mesinge n
Tomato Surprise, on Lettuce, Black i
CotTcp with whipped cream, pie and ,]
after dinner hunts. After dinner the s
guests were joined, by. Misses .Bell t,
Griffin, and OpS'-lia McKay. Miss A. r
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xj. -i-it-Kcrc er ieirainccr"with high class t
music. To say the aiTair was pleas- a
ant would be expressing it in a mild j
form. _ p
> I N ION NEWS j
Services were well attended at the 3
churches, and sermons were deliver- 11
ed to appreciative audiences.? Com- t'
. munion?services?a-t?Corinth?Baptist tt
Church Sunday evening was impress- h
lve. Several were* received as mem- Ii
hers into the church. ~ J uhi'or choir, a
rendered music during the evening, h
At the morning hour the?seniors n
rendered acceptable music under- di-'oi
l ection of Mrs. Kallie B^ Young aisjo:
" organist. ~~ " ~ " " ~ HrT
B. Y. P. U. meeting each Sunday! F,
afternoon is quite interesting. Miss n
Maud McKissick is still the young itl
president. She is very ' pleasant-and b
operation of group leaders and'mem- T
hers of'Union. , ' L
Program rendered by seniors on c
-Sumtuy a iter Upon was an enjoyable- T
one.'""All participants responded. r v
Mr.-Arthur Benson is reported still a
sick, his - improvement seems, quite d
slow. o
Mrs. Cornelia Rogers, Mrs. Tinsley,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Younir and s
other members of the family attended ^
the funeral of Mr. Paul Alston, their
uncle and brother who died in Spar- n
tanburg. The eulogy, resolutions and v
floral offerings all attested to the es- f
teem in which he was held. The funeral
was attended by a large number. ITruly
might we say "Servant of Cod n
well done." , . b
Mrs. \V. S. Biggs summoned to
Rock Hill to attend the funeral of a b
brothgr-lii-lawT who died In WesT a
-Virginia. Since leaving Union she a
received another message telling of
the death of a sister, Miss Anna Hall w
- ftf-Virginia. .This Vr htdECTTrfffTte- =?
a blow .to the family who- has the. v
sympathy of many here an<l else- a
wherie. /. ' a
TEerPacoTef-River Association con- <
vened at Thompson Chapel near t<
Union. A large delegation besides ?
many visitors* were present and en- I
joyed the meeting.
Mrs. Minnie Blaekwell^-who* spent a
somb llThe in Canada has returned ?
home toTh0 delight of her husband ^
and children. Much pelasure and li
profit was derived from this extensive
trip.
Rev. Dr. Baton, pastor- nf f3Trrmth?
Baptist Church, closed a series of
" RerTYlftTH? fth "The Cardans of the HTble."
Serjfnon Sunday morning was 7
on the "Garden retrained". This was t.
iiist.ruct.jvn and helpful.
Friends are triad to hear that Mrs. ^
M. F. Hemphill is still succeeding in
School of Art, Rochester, N. Y. We h
tnanK.JHaqam-.jiemphiii for^AM> on-a
hen. subscription to i.eader,-which has n
been ^ent to the office. a
We ?rfT asking weekly customers to?
settle account at once. Papers will r
be discontinued if this is not done, q
. Suh^rrihoyg nrd nlso yeqiionin.tfc, to Set- \
tie here or send dues to office in Co- a
fumhia.. Again we thank* those who n
have paid part on account. . .** v,
^Miss (landy of Sims Hi will con- f
tTnVe as* weekly customer of Leader
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~ '* THE PALMET
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nd hopes to reccive.it curly Satyray.
We hope to send it and thankliss
Candy for patronage.
Mrs. Maggie-Smith br-~rtow vtsit-"
ng tier daughter. Mrs. Etta 'J. ClaV- .
km m Ulcers.
Mis. Mary Itice and neico were
'obin.' Mrs. Rice enjoys reading the
.cadcr and-is-a regular customer.
Miss XUina Jeter has resumed class
.'ork at Sims Hi. and is again at tbelonie
of Dr. I.. A. Sartor on N. Pinckicy
street.
Miss Maxine HBolden returned l'nnn
'laflin University a few days ago on
ccount of illness. Many friends are
i'iT\ to note tnis and hopc> that she
vi11 soon he quite well ere long.
Miss Ruth Coitrnit.. Rryunt, i'm 111rly
of Union, now residing in the
,'ity of Detroit with her brother, Mr.
ir^Ered D. Hardy,, member of the
Rill Tweedie's*' Orchestra. She grad
lated from Sims High School here,
lso -finished at tin. School oifl Cunrlovely
vacation since that time and
t, |) l't'S**nl ic il?nn[?r'iphri?
f Detroit's irro"_i-st. Real Kstate of-'
ice. She finds mat type of work a
ileasure, ' ...
Mrs. W*. S. JUiggs wishes to- public-.
y thank MesUanies Tobin, Turner,
iregory ar.d Manikin for the kindness
hown her husband and children durng
the time she w?? in nm
Atemling the funerals o?_hei^-iU?t?ivl
jUas Anna mid J^U-."otter^
iroihers-in-law. She is also grateful
o those- who sent telegrams and ietgri
otcdndolcriec and beautiful Moral'
itTerings. ' J , ' " .
C II ESTEIf 1?A K AC 1H AI ?11S
Messrs. W. B. and Jowiih1 Stiilson.
tudents of J. C. Smith University,
PWt the week end here with tlyir
tarents, Mr. and Mrs. Jaipse Stinson,
'emetery street. . v
Mr. Robert Kelson came UP from
Jiami and spent the half'week with
lis wife, Mr?. Mary Nelson.. His son
eturned wjth him. They, made tho"
riu bv bus. '
Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Cohen, who
mve been in Earlingt'on, Ky., l'or the
>ast fcwo years are again in-the city,
lev. Cohen has been" pastoring in
Kentucky, lie is a member of the
t. M. E. Z. Conference,
Bishop E..D. \V. Jones of Washingon,
L). C., was. in the city this week
isitiiig Elder and Mrs. D. C. Crosby.
The Mi?ck Conference at Metropolian
A. M. E, Z., Church three nights
ast week!was enjoyed very much.
Tie ladies impersonated the presiding
hlers anil prnachorr and added much
nirth to the occasion. The Confernce
was presided over by Mrs. Jen-1
iir. r ; 1
... U.uuiu, nuu nil J)t,TSUIlUteU rsisnu.
L). w. Jones. As the difl'erent re>0i't?
Avei'e called for some came pVeenting
what they had and claiming
o have done their best, while others
eciLed various excuses which kept
he audience ' laughing. The total
mount raised was. $1'J8.8'1. Pastor
It. Funderburk and people are very
iroud ot' the success <>f t-hfo i-imfo.-nce.
:
After an illness of several months
Irs. Mary Dennis died Thursday
ight at the home of her brother,
Jr. J. J. Agurs. She spent most of
er time in York, but for the past
wo months had been here. The funral
services were conducted iil the
ome Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
n the parlor where the body lay in
pearl gray casket with extens'u n
andles, were banned all about the
-"-'in iiuiui uiuuies xrom menus tnr ;
nd near. Among {Rose designs was
ne from Loomis ^Street teachers and
n.' from Finlev High teachers and
umbers of pieces from white friends,
lev. G. W. Manoney, pastor of Carlei
Presbyterian -Church "cdndifcted
tie services. Mrs. Etta I.. Y. Stanpok,
was in . charge of the music,,
eachers from... Loomis Street and
'inley High were flower bearers, with
'ndertaker P. ~Htckurnbottom in
harge, the body was laid to rest in
lohron Cemetery beside the parents'
rho passed away 25 years aero. Mr.
nd Mrs. Agurs and family have the
eepest sympathy of their multitude
f friends in their sorrow.
Mrs. Hattie Douglass, Columbia
treet, Mrs. Calvin Gregory, Mrs. 1
Iary Wilks are on the sick list.
The Mock Conference on Thursday
ighf at Hebron A. M. E. Z. Church
. as a very enjoyable affair. The Of
enng amounter to $31.65.. . 1
MY. and Mrs. David Ashby, of Salt j
.akc City, Utah, are visiting her
lother, Mrs. Alice Caldwell. It has
een 24 years since Mrs. Ashhy. who
as, then?Miss?I.aura?McAlily,?has?
een home. Friends -and relativesre
delighted^" to welcome her here
ftei' this long absence.
The 7th Grade class of Finley Hi
hich is taught by Miss Wilma Smith
ill be given at the school. Teacher
nd pupils are preparing a very nice"'
ffair for that night. . ' .1
Mr. J. E. Spann, Mr. Charlie Darl- j
on, Mrs. Martha Wright and several [
thors attended' th<% Samaritan Grand
,odge this week in Columbia.
Coming as quite a surprise to reltives
and friends was the mar.riage
n Kept. 28 of Mr. Thedgus Gor,. arid
Tiss Viola Crank of T.<*bds. I-nrg
fe and happiness is wishes -for them.
SUMTER NEWS
The pastor and ' members- of Mt.
lion Baptist Church have much need
o rojjoice,? Their church is hearing,
ompletion and is indeed n very Iwnii
iful edifice. ,1 i .
Th,? Radio program sponsored bv
lembers of M"t . I'isgah A. M. K.
oon, Oct. 19th was a most enjoyble
affair and was well attended.
T^c tiood Follows (dub held their
egulnr meeting on Thursday evening
let. 1,6th at th0 residence of "Mrs. M.
rt -Mnoh1. with Mr. Manning Moore
s host. After a lengthy business
meeting a very pleasant social hour
.as spent during which delicious rereshments
werP served.
The T. A. C, met on Tuesday af
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lernoon, Oct. 14, with Miss Hattie|
Moore.?:In spite of the "inclement
weather a good many ladies were out;
a-nd^a "lovely evenlng~w?? spehirSev-!
era! games of Wfrist wer(. played. 1
Mrs. A. R. Roberts won b'Jfh- score
prize and-Mca^. Walker low?noohe
prize. A bountiful,, luui M' or oTii'itV !
ice creaTO" With'"plain cake was ser- ;
ved.
Mrs. Lillie Thpmas and little ;
daughter left^on Friday afternoon
for Hodges to visit relatives.
Mrs. M. V. Glover spent Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week in,Flocr]
ence attending a meeting of the Joint}
Stock Co.
-?Mr.1 and Mrs. Lewis Bennett and'
grand children spent Sunday'in Sum- S
m or ton. __i
Mr." Dunbar -of Detroit, Mich., at- f
tended the funeral of his brother,1
Mr. I.uther Dunbar. jj
Miss Gardena Dubose is again in!
w.-- c.._ ii?: -- ??
v..e ivji iinuiiier _scnooi term at1
Morris. ,
charge of Mrs. Ophelia WilliamsU
work while Miou Williams is atternt^"
ing school in Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ramsey are at j
home for the ,winter after spending i
a couple of years in' Philadelphia^?-*-4
BENN E ITSVILLE NEWS
The entire County-have- been- on TT
move this week with a largo ainuuiil 1
of sk-krn-^, deaths and business* Mat--]
ters. Every pastor and co-worker of
the various churches are working
liard to meet the year's plans.
The Berea Association of Marlboro
County will convene with the pastor
and members of Syrum Baptist
Church, Rev. McP.haul o-f Sumter, S.
C:,"Pastor; All friends are asked to
come and make this a great meeting.
Rev. V\. It. Reese is doing nieelv as-1
pastor with the members of Mt. Zion
Church. ' ? v
ivev. i . u. juuuona was at nis post
(if duty at; Macedonia Baptist Church
Sunday arranging matters Tor the
Rev. Wj F. McCoy, Pastor1 of St.
Bulnh. Baptist Church had his sec-i
ond Baptising: Sunday morning at
his church.
?He is stijl gaining .soils for Christ
Rev. Smith and members at Level
Green M. E. Church ara. having good
services. . .?
. The schools are opening every week
(j>ur High School Faculty is busy arranging
for a good term work. Misses
Lance, Felder, Gordon, Reed, Whitaker,
Summon, and Cherry have returned
with smiles, we have also add
ed, four new teachers to our faculty
this term.
M iss B. E. Graham, colored County
Supervisor is very busy trying to
place the best teachers in the best
schools, as we are in need of good
t eac h ers. . _ ..
Miss Thelma Spears is teaching
in the Sumter County Training
School this term.
Miss Tommie Jane, Johnson, left
little Miss Zcnner David.
Little Miss Olive Wright and broth
er Arthur J. Jr., were the-guests of
the reporter Friday evening. M
iss .Margaret Hanna is quite i
missed from the social club since
leaving fur her school work in Dillon Graded
School. She spent last weekend
at home.
Mrs. Sarah Rebse was out to.
church church Sunday after a long
period ofsicknessT
Mrs: Mary Jjr^ke, the W'oeir~"
end with her son. Mr. Jackie Drake
and family. .
?fclr. L. M. >McCollum,' keeps quite
busy with Dental work. Jle is ready
and able to do any kind of work along
the dentist line. Don't suffer just
call on Market St, and visit his office. ~
When in need of plenty good things, j
to eat, call ih~Miss Martha Earin,
cafe on Market St.
Miss Louise Johnson spent Thurs- _
day night with Mrs. Hat-tig Spears. Mrs.
Mary Broady . is slowly improving.
Miss "Ruth Coverington reports a
happy having a pleasant time in the j
Dunbar High School, Washington, D.
C,
Mr. Sam Cook, a well known" citizen
of. Beanettsville, S. C., is no more
He was ftmeralized Sunday afternoon
at Spearse M. E. Church. Undertaker
H. C. PoWe had charge of the body. .
Mr. James Munnerlyn, remains arrived
in the city Friday rnorning from
i special e
l to
I WASHING
i Friday, Octobe
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*t. Round Trip Fares:
?! Aiken ________ $15.00
*:* Barntvell 15.50
natesmirg ? 14.75 .
? Blackvflle 15.00
X. Columbia ... 13.50
|? Chester 13.50.
Orremvood _?14.50?
Heath Springs ?1 12.50
x
? ( Fares from intermediate points
Tickets sold for all trafas, exee
tober 31st.
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A Tickets good returning all regi
~X ited, to reach original starting po
vein her 5, 1930.
A , hoc Pullman ^reservations and
' - r_^ TICKET Ai
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Columbia, S. C.7~an<] was f liberalize:
Sunday afternoon, at Shiloip Baptist
Church. People- from, many points
were present to view the body; Rev
-ir- Mi Wright had it_on Sunday as
no vpt before. j l.o was Master of
QuiI'lininy. The?body was euFigiziaJ
-by Rev's." W. I-'. Mct'-oy, S. McEddy
Becoat, Powe, A. J. Wright, the Pastor.
The Qdd Fellows .took charge
with Potve Undertaker; the Free and
Accepted Masons of Columbia, came
over and assisted in the ceremony;
The Palmetto Chauffeur's; Club of
Columbia was present _ and- spoke
very timely of Mr. Munnerlyn'
Mr .1 w Mil,-. i',-,.. m.* u- m
Pressley. Mr. R. Durant, N. D. Dixon,
W. M. Smith. F. Brown. J. E. Clutter
Alston. Many cheering words
were spoken on Mr. Munnerlyn's life.
Ite?is survived by his wife and Tnother,
Mrs. Filer Munnerlyn.
At 4:00 P. M., Rev. N. C. Cole, body
was funeralized at Shiloh. The Ma,
SOUS l.ndg<- Took rhpvgn of t lw. bndyl
Revs. A. J. Wright, W. F. McCoy,
"Becuut, Keik, Uhd Pe'rtekin, eulogized
Miss Dor.a L. Po'we, sang a splendid
solo; after which the Mason took the
body in charge. ?
Orangeburg. tS. C.. snent the day Sun,luv
wWK in.,. ..'---1 M?. * ?
...mi no, aim nanna, /tyers
Street.
Marlboro County in Bennettsville,
Meet me at the Colored Fair ol'
Nov. m tw is. _
FORT -AlOTtl K NKWS ' '
i. Weltiave just closed-a very successful
Camp Meethig at Mt. Pisgah A.
M. K. Church, Rev. J. J. Jackson,
Pastor. On Wednesday and nights
Rev. and. Mrs. B. H. Gray, -Were visitors
with us and Rev. Gray, preached
rath night and F muse may that he
left a lasting impression on t*he peo
pie. On [Friday .night, Rev. J. >!..
Jackson, Pastoc?.of BethpI.'St. Matthews.
preached for us; his text will
be found Hebrew- 11th' chapter; 1st
vi-ini-; ''l-'nitli iw -i will.,-f Tin.n ..f
h#*d for. the'evidence of thir>gs not
seen." "AR-ev.; Jackson,' really preached
this sermon which stirred the people
that night.
Sunday we had a beautiful School
our Supt., Mr. William L.. Stewart,
was at his post and with the assistance
of Miss Hfitti'e B. Christie Und
Mr. Henry Wilson and others the lesson
was beautifully discussed.
At the usual hour our pastor spoke
from the text, "1 have overcome tlve.
world." This was a wonderful serrni'ii.?V?-??thru
l,.nl citniinuiliMl. ~
Dinner was^served. which was enjoyed
by all.
' At -'i:00 o'clock, Rev. J. M. Jackson,
c'ame back from St. Matthews and
preached from the' text Isa. 55:1;
mjujtfii, vkhims in rsusitiess; you can
g?> without money ami buv." Rev.
Jackson .is a great preacher. Collection
was good at all services. We
\yere glad to have Mrs. Russell, formerly
of this city, now of Columbia as
our camp meeting guest. While here
she was the house guest of Mrs. Anna
Cheesebure.
We were sorry that Mrs. Emma
Stewart and Mrs. Grace Friday could
not attend the meeting on account of
the serious illness of their Mother,
At rs. Caroline Jetl'erson. We hope she
will soon Be better.
Mr. J. E. Christie has been very
sick, but is some better now. We
hope lie VC ill confinue" to* impro\ e
lUMo NK\\uS
Macedonia (,'hurcb?New-.
October tlU, Sunday School
opened at the "ukual hour with a
very large attendance. We are very
glad to have Mr. C C^ crawt'ord, of
Harbison College back with us; foiviuhave
him means success for us. The
lessor? was thoroughly reviewed bv
the jui^ti.r I?.-v .1 uckjuiti. after which
he gave~an intm-estlng talk on "Fear"
Mrs. Rebecca Jones and. Miss Bertha
Lee Bowman of Columbia, btrr
are members here were pleasant visitors
to our Services Sunday.'
The A. 0. E/League met Sunday
and was weU/f>rg a ni z e d. All are. fnvited
to spend a short while Sunday
afternoons with us.
Rev. J. W. .FUrgerson,-. of Columbia
his daughter and two -little grand
children spent <v few- hours here Sunday
afternoon with some of his exmembers,
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r 31, 1930. |
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Johnston- f 15.60 " 4
Kershaw 12.50 X
- Lancaster - 12.50 {?
Lexington 14.00 X
Newberry 15.00 3!
Prosperity - .... 15.00
Ridge Spring 7 To".fTO t!
Riage.way. 13.00
on same low basis.' j
pt Crescent limited. Fruits. Qc?_ j
liar trains, except Crescent Lim- j
int hy midnight Wftrtm^riay,""5f"iT |
other information see * S
GENTS, 5
RAILWAY SYSTEM |
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I Miss Martha Barnes spent the week
, end Home with her parents.
k - -Miss Kloise Boozer, left SundtrHfor ?? ?
. Ridge SprirfjjTto teach in the graded
I .school there. we hope "for bet a- suecestui
term. . '
L Mtss litihit ilniii 'i ^ttniryhttinll;ii Tii'
i tertained a bunch of the 1 rnio Social
set with a party lust 1* rhTtfv night.
! Whist and -ltaneing were""enjoyed bv*I
all and a delicious course of salad unci - <
punch was served.
Mrs. Annie C. Loriek, left Sunday.,
for Little .Mountain, where .-.he's.
teacher- rn the Carded "KcTh.TTI ?
t ___-A 11 1 it ho iu-wj. should he ivj...rtud:
- to? Ali-.? '! houi i, |.|, t?f,:,, r-p??, t. -
porter. ^
FREE WTF.L ( 1.1 J{ T() .MEET
I ' - ; ?
The members of the "Free Will Club
--will bold ?h<*-mrrhth^'-^eT'tfmr--nf-Tfrfr?^
home ,ot Mrs. Isaac" Mhv.-Jq. 'lb 0001;
sI'nu- St.. at i:u(j o'clock. Sunday
afternoon; to?which all niejnhers are
liro-ed to-- be jHesent.
it nas peon learned with unfeigned
regret that Mr. L, hi. l'lea.- ant. one of
2 -thv-etub's^ I>r?'--T'trrrnvm .-supporter has
been "bereaved thru the'death v<f his. ...
father. Mr. J- M.t. Ph-a.-ant. _ul" .Mi'- ..*
Dciwtll.. \>t. - '
j | Mrs. II. Plea-it!:'. President
PU0FEHS1ON A L
cards -;
= DR. 11. II. COOPtiR " ~
Dentist
| Special Attention-Given. to Diseases
- r-^?-jt -t.- of the Gums :. *
Uoltj jL'r.uwn and Work
f : A Specialty.
Ollice Phono 04;"J, 11225. Washington St : ' -v
1 Residence Phone 8-04
DR. S. R. GREEN
Office' Hours: -. Telephones..
S do 10 a. mi Res. 6028
, 12 'tb 2 p. m. ??1-Qtlieci 5775 "
, ?> to p p. m.
O Hi e e: I?r
- 15UII Gregg1 SI. TnOStTregg
Office Hours ' \Phone . '
11:311 A.M. io 2 P: M . Office 3C36
0:00 P. M-.to-8 P.?M" " lies. 0548
Dr. C. E* Stephenson
--?? Physician and Surgeon
Disease of Women and Children A
Specialty
Office; . Ifeskhcwee^ . ..
141414 Assembly St."- 1228 Oak St.
Office Ifours:"8:2P A. M. to 7:6uJ\ M.
DU. 11. D: HARPER
Surgeon Dentist
...Fillrttgs,?lUx'tractions, Plates, Ciowiift
and bridges
Gold Crown' and Bridge Work
. - A SP'CCIALTAf1 ;/i
MlUtTli "Washington St., Phone .21oo8
. Office Ilqurs: Telephones:
- 8.30 A. M. to i:bU P.. M., Office <iU33 v"
ltesiiloni'i. uw-7-i
^?..vv IU
l)r. D. K.~ .Tonkins
. ? DENTIST- .
PiPings, Plajes. Cnmnw iuuj Iteiriirea x
Sunday by Appointment
Extraction by Conductive Anesthesia .
: a .-Specialty.
tlOTl-j -Washington St., Cula, S. C. ' ?
lilt. L. M. liANIELS
Physician and Surgeon.. ? Special
Altentjon Given Diseases Of
Women.
Office Resilience
v-3 ,
112.5 Washington 2230 Hampton
Phone 0420 ' Phone 7504 ' *
" DIt. J."(i. STUART
Office ; Hours : / Telephone: ?
11.00 to 1 :00/P. M. Res. 4002
0:00 to 8:0Q P. M, ' ' flltirr 2700
Office: ' Residence:
2031) Taylor St., . 1117 Pine St.
OTTTce Hours: : Phones
Ill A * ~ -
*i.n. i*i. to Z i'. M. . Res. 8876 ^
G P. M, to 8?: P. M.""" Office 4247
DR. W. D. Chappelle
? physician and Surgeon
' Diseases^of Women and Children _
> A Specialty ^
" Office: Residence:
> , I324V4 Assembly St. 1301 Pine St.
', j Columbia, S, G. t
r Office Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798
N. J. FRFDERICK
> A Itorney-at-I-aw and Notary Public
1 -I'll A and* Federal
' 1119 ^Vashington St., Columbia, S. C.
Ill J. H. *nTI%Tor>? I *.- 1 ^
r OV71> & CO. I
II Notary Public and Dealer - jl " " ' ...
>11 in real eptat^_axui??H4e-rrf^ tots in ?
Ht-PlN^TRiDGE CEMETERY. Beau- I
Ml tifully located on paved road ftbov* 1
>ll College Place. 1
Ml Phone 6422. |
t 11 1\0934J6a*bia?toirM5tf6it | ' jj