The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 22, 1930, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, November 22, 1930.
"CHURCH NEWS OF
BETHEL A. M. E. CIU UtTl NOTES
Notwithstanding the clouds and the
rain Sunday morning there \\v.'v ;ftite I
a number ti?persons?mm/ Strang-'
crs and Vishc 'o wordtip at el. I
"he Sundry School war weii art?* idea
and the lesson imparted v/iih a de~"T'
giee of Inter est."-At Uie ~'i'1??sef of
the study period the Su|c lod E.
M. Pressley, who has k o wn .he
7 new pastor for many years To. intra
duce Dr Lawrence to his new Knmjne
School. He was gteeted by the
School and in response made timely
School which was heard with much
interest. Dr. Lawrence kaid in his i
remarks that he had already begun '
organizi'-"- a Bible ClaSs and expect
~in the near futureto have a Targe j
Bible Class of men and women, bi.ysand
girls. Remarks touching the
lessor ; review were made b* Mr. W' -l
v H." Hawl" also, remarks by Mr. Ceo,
-? T,. Lawrence^?? ? <"-??
At TT:T6?A.- M. after the preliminaries
Dr. G. K. Lyles, P. K., of the
Columbia District introduced and pre
very 'splendid audience Which heard
him With deep interest and concern
as he proceeded to <traili the unsearchable
riches of the gospel as
found in noiilBmni?>.? 'I'j.ot. -...i
r ... .rvMVVlVUVIHjr UUiL I y MIUJl'Cl,
"The Eternal God a Refuge." The
J. sermon was delivered with spirit.
power and might, which met with
njany responses of approval.- His
discourse at the evening service was
also highly enjoyed and pleasing, oh
the suh'o~* '.'The work of works.
Emphasizinz "Soul Restoration,
The young people of the League certainly
did credit to themselves and
their i audience Sunday. The pro'
gram was in charge of Miss Edna
Aside from Dr. Lyles, the following,
ministers were visitors ut Bethel Sun-.
day mornin"" Revs. V. C.Johnson. W.
D. King, and W. P. Player. Promptly
after the sermon Sunday morning
LaWrence introduced his wife and I
son to the congregation; Mrs. Catherine
S. Lawrence and Mr. Geo.
Leonard Lawrence, andJiad Di\_Lyles_
P. E., to assign them to. classes. By
choice they were placed on classes iz
_ and 1, respectively. The body of
Sister Rosa Hutchinson was funera
lized at 1:30 o'clock. Dr. Lawrence,
officiating. She was a faithful meni
* ' ber of Class No. 11. There are
others sick for whom the church
prays to be restored to health by
the will of God.
Services that you will' enjoy each
Sundav at 11:15 A. M., and 7:30.P
M., at Bethel. Friends and.the pub
lie are invited and welcomed.
ST. JAMES NEWS
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Sunday Sehrwil w;??; npi.iwxl tit tile .
usual hour. The "-lesson was taught
by teachers"and reviewed by Miss Estelle
Janerette.
Our new ^Pastor. . Rev.^ Owens was
| Mand made quite an inspiring talk,; he
Itold how- he had circled the*von*fer^
Rev. Lemons was. also one of the
viSpitors to take a part with his class.;
mfJW^le and friends, lie gave a very,
helpfu^jil talk also.
At'M^ 11:00 o'clock Rev. Owens, (
preach^*! a very excellent s.ermon on: ^
"Christi?yn Influence," from Matthews J(
~ "fl'lfl.1 llijl naif! thnt if vv lilta sail Juirv ^
our Christianity we are good for no- }
~z thing buflK to be trodden under the foot -]
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At 6:30w o'clock the League Service
begun bjm singing after devotionals }
Rev. Oweijp, Mrs. Owens, and Presid- ,
ing Elder yl^s, gave the League very
important*^|?oints on which our Leag- (
ue can be i?gde to grow. l
Presiding iiyElder Ellis and Mr. G. F. ^
Floyd, both vjfery outstanding citizens i
worshipped wP|th us at 8:00 o'clock, j
At 8:00 o'cloIVk Kev. Owens preaeh- (
ed a soul stirring sermon about "J*Vl?
lowahip" his topic^tt were: 1. Business
2. Cooperation; 3.* Spirit of Gtnl and
man.
We thank Mrs, fr^radley the wife .
of Prof. Bradley of~T$>onth Carolina-College
for Brlnginff Lhprrryuets ttt memory
of Mrs. Washingi *on who died
April 18, 1930.
BETHLEHEM BAPTI8T ( llV\K('H
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Sunday morning, Nov. TtT, Hl.'JO?
A large number of church goers u
/ found their way at the church. At a
10:00 o'clock Supt. Edw. Hayes call- e
ed the school "to order; all teachers
were present except Sister R. L. Gard ^
* 2 ? ill ? 4- Urx* voei<lonPO A?1
. nerT wmi is m ai uu .o.?
McDufflP Ave. After the lesson was t|
discussed in classes for .'10 minutes a
a brief but instructive review Was .made
by the Pastor, Rev. S. H. j
Smith. - 7 " /
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panied by the Pastor ascended ttuy Rostrum.
Brother Harrold preaehe/ '
a wonderful sermon found John l/ N
32? subject, "The Cause of Chriy??
As he sowed away in'iho spirit "Vahy-hearts
were made- to-rejoice an ft nil (
went away wondering "What am I ^
doing for the Cause of Chrr C."
R. Y. P. II. was at the us>\al hour 1
~ land regardless to the bg"? moathof ~
.... ~ many were presept. The' tesspn was
beautifully outline<l by .the instructor
Deacon John Sims,, arid much inter- '
est was taken in the lesson by all 8
who were present. ?
After which we were highly favor- '
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ihI with a couple of selections - from
the Senior quartet No. 2 and the
Junior quartet. The Junior -quartet U
is singing as never before.
At 7:30 evening service began: after
a lively prayer meeting a noble
sermon was preached by Rev. C. Coin
using for his subject, "Prepare to
"MeeTThy liod." Found A7xj.q,s 4:12. l'
We all are looking forward to the *"
rally which will be on Sunday Nov. '
2" The Bethlehem Bantist Missionarv
Society met on Thursday after
noon at the residence of Sister Lester
Lyl.es.- The Society was called to
order h" t he President Sister -NelLcraft.
Many were present and a de- o
licious course of hot chocolate - and
cake was served by the hostess after E
spending a very enjoyable afternoon. IS
Members that were reported 111 ale" ^
_as follows": Sister Jane Jackson, Sarah
Hasty, Beulah Pressley and brother.
William Bauey. At this writing if
Rev. Smith is'improving nicely. \\
BROWN CHAPEL NKWS '
Columbia. S.'C., Nov. 18, 11K1D?
The new conference year has begun.
We?atv..g1^d to have the Rev. I. J. ^
"'comes ilrt'ia minister anil pdktor of
liiior uvnurioniiu
?? uiiu we ?it quili' sure | ~'
that there is success in our path and I
we are ready to travel on up the road'.,
-After, the?Sunday 's.ehool?Avast?verr|
Rev. Pruitt, selected a passage from | p
the old testament, Exodus 3:2. and-'{"J
the 'Aiu'e.l of the Lord apoeared unto
him in a flame of fire out of the midst ^
of a hush, and he looked and behold
the bush was burned with fire and ^
the bush was not consumed." Our ^
hearts were made to rejoice;' at thi *
evening service he preachd another "
wonderful sermon y everybody was
made to rejoice down In their soul.?
Come and worsh'o ''With us.
WKSLKY M. K. CTTTRCH L!
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10:30 A. M.?Sunday School.
11:30 A. M.?Worship and Sermon
7:30 P. M.?-"W.orship and Sermon.
We are urging every member of
the church to be on hand at all of oui bi
services TiTl Sunday, December 7th, "pj
which is, our last Sunday before the .T'
. onference,' which convenes December |
iu, hi siuinter. | T<
We h^ve a ''program to put over .
and. every member is needed to fill I
lis place. We expect you here if you N
are loyal and interested in your 11
church and her welfare. . "\Al
If not Providentially hindered. The
public is invited to all of our s'-rvices. |
?J . . J. F. Page, Pastor Y<
MISSIONARY WOMEN HAVE Y'
PROGRAM
Mrs. J. (J. Stuart is Chairman of
Drive at I.adsOn Presbyterian 1
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A unique morning service, under
the auspices of the Missionary women
?f l.adsun Presbyiiq'lup church'
was rendered Sunday at eleven o'clock
in the auditorium of the church,
tfrs. "T G. ""StuaTtr wTTe' of one'of'Co- ] "
luminals leading physician's, was
chairman of the committee that arranged
the program. ^
The program included numbers by
a special choir selected for the oeca-'
Selections hv Renprfift
3li.ii rtettp and a sermon by Prof. Geo.
te^flrngli'tuwuf" AUen University.''Initrumental
numbers were played by
VIr. S. L. Finley; Jr., a Junior Col- ^
ege student at Benedict College. -j-?
The effort was made-in. .behalf of i'
i drive by the Missionary women to
aise funds for benevolent purposes. 1 fcn
Sixteen dollars and ten cents were ; ^
lonated for this cause from those
yho had comP to hear the program'jj,
lespite the inclement weather. A ^
ive?topic "The^.Ioy of Giving," was ^
nterestinglv discussed by Prof. Sin
jleton. . . ;V
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH an
Mullins. S. C.
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Sunday was" a well spent day for ah u,
those that worshipped at Mi. ulive
Church. Rev. Brooks, preached an th
ideal sermon; his text was: "When p0
Thou Art Converted Strengthen Thy fa
Brother." This was indeed a utf h
ject that aroused much interest a- in!
mong the congregation.
Rev. Brooks was the diner guest^u
r?f Mr arw) Mrc A Cl.?^ Ci.-TnJTTTrr:
' ><1 was highly entertained for tea T
&Irs. Carrie E. Chisolm, Sunday he
vjyjhin?' soi
, WNe were proud of Prof. O.Y.Valen- Tt
''ye, Sunday at the services. wa
jThere will be a Mock Wedding at th,
'Ue church to-night given under the Mi
juspices of Miss Cora Alexander (a W
Member of the High School Faculty) th<
*nd Mrs. Elouise Lewis, a fine church Fr
Miss Elizabeth Buck a member of by
our church is some what indisposed; pr
ve hope for her a speedy recovery., th<
Miss Galena Barnes is suffering ir?
vith a cut foot and is not able to be vit
jut. The choir and church miss lier rm
presence. ?>???- * . - ?^ eif
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Morning service at the usual hour, an'
[lev. VV. I. Gore ascended the rostrum re'
if tor all preliminaries he selected as
i text, 2 Tim. 2:2; subject, "Christian
MddUtrs." lie preached a wonderful ?ff
sermon which was enjoyed by all.
Our Sunday School was opened at K?
the usudl hour with Mr. W. K. Moore,
ircsidin"' in hrs usual dignified way.
The /teachers made the lesson
rntovoc" nil the scholars; tak- y*
ing a lively part in the discussions. ?'u
Intermediate class No. 3, taught by *al
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lr. F. ~B. Hemmingway, still holds'
ic* banner ~fof"~ largest amount of
ollection.
nght Service was very spirited, rhtrf
'astor, Kev. W\ 1. Core, delivered aj
laster piece sermon using as. a lt\i {
t. Luke i*:iid; subject J*'i he Fiice oil
triples hip. l
ue Missionary ladies are giving u
ay nice tuun> are expected to he
ut.
Quarterly Conference will take
face Eiunuay,?iNov.??at Bi met nujeh.
lVjr, ben Williams a son of llorry
asseu away rriday A. M., ueiween
una it. o cipcK. '
Vve nope to near incite about llie
leu Fepner urcnestra later on.
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ound will be given at Bethel A. M.
. church?Monday- night, Nov. 24lh,
b'10, at 8:.'i0 i/eloek. Admission: 1
dults 16e; Children. 10c. i
If you feel like crying come; and
you feel hike laughing,, do likewise,
re are sure yoil will enjoy it.
K?'v. K. S. 1,'aWreHce. Past... ;
IN MKMOKIAM.
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111 loving remembrance of my dar
us HLUsoanu fflr. KtUvard A. Knilf,
ho left n?e- alone Nov. 17th, 11)29,
le year ago.
h dear how i miss you out of this
home. *
oar place is vacant-which ntwec-vtuc^
be. ^i|led.
arth has lost its look of gladness,'
eaven seems more bright,
inc6 the spirit of our dear one'
ook his happy homeward 'flight.' ...
nd we long to cross that river ;
ong to. rest upon that shore,
he lie to. see and kfTow and love hint
Hth the Saviour evermore. ?
Gone but not forgotten.
Mrs. Janie Keeso, Wife,
? DIG WaliftJl St., Columbia, S. C. i
Mrs. Marion Perry, Mrs, Clara A. j
jbeh, Mr, Frank Lopez, Mr. Kllery
iipez, all of 210 \Vr. 14.'lrd St., New
ork City; Sisters" and Jjrothers;*^
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IN M EM OK IA M. ~
-ln_4oving?remembrance of my husind,
(J. L. Baumgardner) who de- '
U'ted this life Nm. 20th, 1010.
wenty years have passed away,
Since you went away from us,
3 join the everlasting throng,
In the joyful heavenly chorus.
ot one day since you've been gone,
Have I ceased to think about you, <
fid felt so sad, yes and alone, ,
To travel on without you. ,
ju were so gentle, good and true, I,
So kind and tender hearted; ,
jur friends all thought so nicely of
-you, ' ; V (
And mourned when you departed. |
it our loss was haeven's gain. I
The silver chord did severr
lat you in bliss with Him might ^
reign, .
For-ever and for-ever. ? {
-Gone-but not forgotten.
(Mrs.) F.-G. Baumgardner, Wife. ^
FAST SI'KNl'KR. N. C. NKW8 '?
Shu-dy Grove baptist Church i
By Sarah Dubois. v
The downpour of ruin had many J
ui-in during the week. Amid the (
lling rain -many fouml their way to .
urcn Suiulay "FfiWTTTTTir* 5UIIIU 'mt'irr
rs'-wtM-p jpiinus, but the old regular (
in or shin0 members \vl*re out. The
stor, Itev. J. S. Daniel, dollvererLTrj
irited sermon. His text was:
'hey went unto Joseph." It was
joyed by all. One. special feature
at added much to the rpouning ser- i
>e was a song: \Vill the Circle ^Be i
ibroken? rendered by the Junior 1
oir. The music was spirited from?t
e* beginning to end. Too much can-' <
t? be said about Miss Hazel Crajge I
e pianist of the Junior*, choir. She ' <
possessed with a loviifg diposition $
d plenty of patience for her work. | f
The Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. i
^re attended by the faithful mem-11
rs. The president of the \B. Y. P-1 *
. Mr. R. Bolt is very much mis-1
angp in order that he may be at his 1
st of duty. Mr. John Little the I
ithful superintendent is always on,J
and. He always finds something ,(
:eresting to say about the lesson. 1
Quite a few neonle attended church (
nday rlrprht. The pastor used as his ^ 1
he Sr.Missionary Society met at the f
autiful home of M"rs. Hattie Jami- ?
n, Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A
le president, Mrs. Etta Clement, t
is absent on account of death in I
v family. The vice-president', Mrs. t
iry /Ella Watson presided nicely, 1
ith Mrs. J. S. Daniel at the piano
s meeting opened, singing What A C
iend We have in Jesus. It was e
ggestod?Uy?M'~g Dnnb.1 follow-d
Mrs. Hattie Jamison that a little s
ograrn~Be carried Otlt every week at |
e meeting. , All agreed. Af -r bus- c
>*s was disposed of, the h less in- |
,ed the members to the dining A
>m?wJvere there were served deli- <
ms-courses of-potato salad op /let- :>
am and cake. Former members
tdged to be._more attentive were: i'
Tntre ?frfhr SlaJe, pC
d i/ouise Slade. MVs. Ardi.e Taw- T
ice was a welcome visitor. The
meting closed with prayer by TWrs. t
ittie Campbell to meet at the home *
Mrs. Mary K. Watson. f'
rhe pastor, Rev. J. s
t?en up a very unique plan, to get 1<
? church from under the small debt $
$175. The church has been dividinto
two divisions. Mrs. I^anu
wnes is President ,'of the Ladies
ib. Ml*s. Margaret Dallcih, secre- )\
*v, Mrs. Addie Cralge, treasurer, v
Mr. W. L Jamison is president of
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leader
the Meit's^cl&b. ' Mr. John Littlejohn ;
secretary. Mr.-Walter Groves, treax- h
urer. Just who over witis will wear i
the-golden cown, Mrs. Townes says*1
the ladies are going to win. Mr. j
Groves says the men are going to j
wear the golden crown. All like the '
plan a.nd have begun working. lj
A jolly hunch of Shady Grove <
members left Saturduy ufternoon for
New York.Mrs! Sarah Lewis will i.
spend two wcj^v.s w-itn her cousin, i
Ml vs. Carter, of New York. Mr. Lli/.az
Holmes?will?spend?some time?with
her friend, MrsJr~M*ary Cruise.
These ladies weie missed greatly
from Sunday school:.*- . I
Mrs. Alberta Huff Daniel will have
charge of Mrs. Surah Lewis' das*. (
Mi's. Daniel was elected some time .
ago to. take charge of ,tht. Senior
clflss. 'btit T)Wing""TiFThl' facnhat stTF."
had to be out some Sundays with her
husband, s"h<* declined, and said she t
\vould substitute at .any time.
Mr, Will Culp jeft Saturday after- ,
ilium lor New Yuflt?to> acemnpain?
his wife, "Mrs. llattie Culp home.- ^
Mrs. Lila Slade was called to the ?
bedside of her daughter, Creola, who t
has been residing in New York for j
the past summer. Miss Slad,. was .
stricken with appendicitis. . We hope
her a speedy'recovery. 1
Mrs. C.itlierin- Mason and her >.
bright little . sun,, Blllje, will have j
Monday for Pennsylvania, where they j
will Slieiwl sn'niM tinwi
?Mrs. Lossie.Slade spent a few days )
in Kt>l?inst.ii, N. ('.-. with her brotherin-law,
Mr. \Valten_^latif^. On hf?- ,
return she 'spent a lew hour.; with
her daughter Miss I.ossie, at Raleigh. !'
Mr. and Mrs. John Littlejohn had
the misfortune of getting their feet ,1
luirt.-?VVV arv-idad to note that they
can walk with all ease now.
Mr. Marshall Curryi is now able- to.
sit arhund in the stCre to the .delight i..
of his niany friend's. M
Those that remembered Rev. and (
Mrs.. J. S. Daniel for the week were: j
Mrs. George Williams, Mr. G. E. Peoples,
Mr. Albert Woods- and 31 vs.
Mary Washington. To these Rev. ^
and Mrs. Daniel are very grateful. ?
It adds more to their pantry. j
Littl(. ^l^ses Annie, Dahlia and i
Master C. H.- Hoover, small children j
of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hoover are -j
now able to be up after a severe at- '
tack of diptheria. This is gratifying
tii_their little playmates.. ~'.j
Thosp oii the sick list are Mis.
Bulah Parker and Mrs. Arthur Gore. ,
Miss Margaret L. Wilson will accrompany
Mrs. Catherine Mason as
far as?Wnshimrton. We hope this |
young lady will enjoy her trip. ^
CAMDEN NEWS. t
Mrs. Patsy Benson Harold was t
funeralized Sunday in'Trinity M. E. ^
hurch. She was a true christian. u
icn otlieer of H. H. of Ruth for many ^
years. Two sisters Mrs. Ophelia t.
Wright and Miss Rebecca Benson, \
jnc son, a devoted husband, " many v
nieces and nephews~mourn her loss.
The bereaved family has the sympa- p
thy of a hosj; of friends. n
Zioti A. M. E. Conference will con:../
, ene Wednesday with Bishop E. W* s
n Tjhuk pri.>tulinf. Camden is look- ,,
njr forward with pleasure to enter- (
ain the body.
Rev. H. Br. Thompson our new pas- t'
or of Bethel A. M. E.t church ap- r
H'lwwl. i>efore, big little llock Snnihn |i
ind preached, a soiil stirring sermon.
A'e hope that 'work will soon begin ^
m-thu invited H
,o- the services.' . , , j
Do not forget The Leader. See u
ilis. F. K. 1>. Moses, agent, when you s
vish, to subscribe or senil Pews: Xe
ro people shouTd patronize their pa- ^
>ers to the fullest. And Th(. Lea- v
ler is worthy of it. ..Two near ones
ire the Samaritan Herald and Pal??
mTf("T7emleLr^---T^t-itis Slippoi t ihlM' u
>ur uwn- especially. '
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ABBEVILLE .NEWS. ? pr
.-\ii roaus ieau 10 >vesion v nape.i
M. K.^church tomorrow in Croon
vood to 1 ho Piedmont Annual Con- .
'erence to hoar the reading of the
tppuintments. We are hoping to get ,n
uir beloved jvastor, Rev, -.1, B?Smith .1>ack.
"The amount raised bv the
lubs of . St.-James last Sunday was i
5:12.8G, the balance due our pastor for ,
he yenr: " - j;
Miss Anna Brown of 'Brooklyn, N. 1'
i'., is expected here Xmas. for a visit
o home people.
Messrs. Butler Fair, Lewis Watt.
Mm iLulia B. Miller and Miss Jenwtt 1
Uaddon are still on the sick list.
THy funeral of Mr. Wm. T. Richie, ]
!r., -\i-ill appear in next week's issue .
>f T)v Leader. His sisters Mesdames ( '
''mma Anderson and daughter, Miss}
v?;i rii?.i-ii. \r n . /11 II
....?* iicn, ui v/iianuuf, in, \ v. lara '
:lufT, of Knoxvillc, Tenn.; Ella V. Cla- ^
in. of Lumherton. N?C_ were hm-p
or tho funeral. The oldest sister. ,
drs. Kittie Bonner of thP twin city
Vinston-Ralem, is sick and was unaile
to attend the funeral.
"Mr. Aar^n Chiles (Pap) has re-.., ,.r
urhed from Chicaeo'and points East
lc reports a fine trip. ^
Miss Gertrude Wilson of Benedict 1
'ollejre, Columbia, spent the weeknd
at home.- ???
Mr. Tom Wilson, Sr.. of Greenville ^
pent the week-end at Kome. .J
Mr.?H. W. Wilson is seen on Sression
Ave. quite often nowadays.
Mrs. Abbie W. ,T. Chappelle of the
!reonvi,lle city school faculty spent )
h,. week-end with home people' and
ttended tho funeral of Mr. William. ?j
\ Richie, Jr.. last Sunday. "i
Mr. H. E. Tavlor, the efficient em- ?j
valmer of our city is still in business *j
n Chqrch St.. with the Horne'fr Un- .j
lefmKing refntiltshmm.,1 ll
ivir^.lamps Ramey is doing well at 'J
his Writing. 3
Mrs. Nanev Whitlock is still eon- J
ned to her bed. .j
We are sorry that M-rr; Odessa Pul- 'J,
In continues ITT and hope she wiTT ,|
090" Recover. ' 4
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Mr. Hansom Fair Passes. ?j
Mr. Ransom Fair departed this life }
frfnday morning. Nov. 3rd. in the J
Itate hospital in ,"Columbia.^ Mr. Fair .J
iad been ill for more than three "I
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years^ Hi* leaves to mourn 'his loss
five children, a loving grand-daughter
two brothers and a Host of?relatives
Hid friends. ..
The funeral services were held
Thursday at..'} |>. hi.; at St. Jaines A.
M. K. church conducted by his. pastor
Rev., .1. 1}. Smith. The intiiniient
?i-u?Rake view? <-mi-tiiy Sir L_
A. Richie was the Undertaker in
harge.
U ' I A KWOU) DDIS.
The p; st week was rather uneventful
at Fairwnld. but we rpent it very
leasantly. Our Supt: was called to
f\duniljiu <t tile l're<tuentl> on busi_^_
t-ss which she reports turned" out
liliic sUVcessfully, Ml > tfo'.'.Ul^UI d~
ier attended service last" S iiVdav at
Rethel in Colunibla. She reported,
haO she enjoyed?-m?the super!tiye
legt'ee the sermon preached by- the,
tew | u tor Rev. R. S. I'.awrence-;
Sn111! i v \\ as a i ai > v day. brri the
ills of Fairwold attended Sniul?v
ichool at Str-A mits-Episcopal church
nul held I.rfngtie "services "in the._a('.prnoon
as usual. The subject was
'Jesus a Steward-." The ,, discussion
'* )^' Tilael'Hersoii, One of
?ur .matrons was slightly iiujisoosed
Sunday?H+el?Sunday niuht; hut dui.
s feeling het t.er i,t. this writing. Mrs
Cstell,. Weston spent Sunday night
vith Mis, Mael'heison siliee Mrs. F.
Jauineurdner?vvso-?away. We thank
tlrs. Weston, very much for' h.ei; . valXiis.
Euecltiu Booker i? a frequent
idler ;t Ftfirwold. We ale always
>lad to have her with u'si
~ BENS HTTSVII.I.K ~NF\vsr
The funeral of Mr. H. T. To'wnsel
ivas he'ld at Sardis M. K- church.
duitt. a number of relatives and
friends were present.
We were grieved to hear of the
lerth* <?f Mrs. Janii? McColl.- Her
wo sons Messrs. Johnie and Samuel
tic-Coll came from YoungStown, O.,
l?t> present at the I'uirerul. Mr. and
tlrs. McCull ci'ine from >Xew York
'ity to attend the funeral of Mrs.
I. McColl. which was conducted at
he Saw Mill Baptist church..
Household of Ruth' "TTra'nd Union
-odjee cordueted- the services.
Rev. E. JVL?li<?^4io-F-?past}[ r of Saw
dill Baptist -church''delivered a wonderful
? sermuii?S nuho morning .to
i pdeked house. The members are
lavint.- a rally to get money enough
o complete the new church. ~
This, week closed one of th? irreat
st celebration* of Marlboro County
he Marlboro CmmU' Fair. This is
ne first tinn- one of its kind has been
leki and was very beneficial to all of
n this county. It was a hiiffe sue- |
ess. Mr. Seymour Carroll atftvwl
Yjednosday to (Telivyr an address arid
. ittress the ffinno:'?;".
Many witnessed the foot ball game
letween the llijrh school Tipefs of
ur city atld Jackson lliyh of Camden
Uthoutrh our boys fnu?rht hard "lack
on Hijfh eimuai'ed victors. Quite a
under of friends came over from
'amden to witness the game.
Prof. ('has. D. AVrijfht was called
i< Bandierjir Friday to attend the .fut-ral
of his brother^in-law, Mr. K,
L William.1. ^ : .
Mi'ji. (I. Me-Colluni returned to her
lass room Ti'resday after spendrntr
wiuW--b*- Camdfcov,-wilfL
11-. and Mrs.-.T. Js? Williams. . Sin
as present -at Their both. anniver1ary
celebration.
Mr. H. A. "Brattie" and brother re-'
iirned home from New York Citv
ith Mr. II. K. Cpvintrton.
Mrs. Marie JAiwnimr was the house
cost of Mis. Terry and visited Clio
Wh li.M lUi.Jli'H!!. 11
Miss -ftlarthn Reese was in the^city
>-;< \yr?.W Sh,. i i-tmi tn-il tn Kingsft'ee
Q"ij:! v,-*-"?t'y ttfttf?1 te-r?wui k -U4?the
I'hool Jht'lt';
Mrs. Lucy MeQueeu aiui Deacon
S. Roes,. were married Sunday : frnn'oti
at- the hoipe. of the bride
tev. A. .1. Wright performed the cere
Sony.
Mrs. I\* T._ Dixoti spent the week hd
Willi lie!' parents. Mr. and' Mr-'
' Thompson.
Messrs. Smith, Sanders, Reese and
'hompson came home to witness the
losing of the Fair F rid ay afternoon.
WillT.MIRK NKWS
Miss Murrv Walker. is visiting her
bother Mr. William Walker on Whit
llire Rpllte No. t\Vo.
Miss Pearl R. Kpps. has returned to
)urham. X. 0.. after spending a
chile with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Cinard Kpps. _ ~ "
Cgret very much to learn that he is
little ind-sposed at this writing and
. ish for him a speedy recovery.
The members and friends, of Cedai ?
Jrove y. M. K. Churyh are Very an
ions for the return!" next vear of
I.*" C. H McRae;.
"Mrs. Rniddie Kpps who has been I
jr :
L v Your
Need
, n ' Can
1)0 found in our Adverti
fll'p to readdhoso ad\
our advertisers^ Wo are pi
wo are getting from the ad
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, diijih to roa? h the public.
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I indisposed for the past' few days is
i tww rnrnwrinjf.
Misses Anna I.ee Abrams, Inez .
I Epps, have assumed their duties as
i teachers in Newberry arid Fairfield
({aunties respeetividy.
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I'UOFFSSIONAL
1 CARDS
dk. ii. ii. cooitttrI
'enlist
1 n pee mi I A lleiillon Given to 1
of the Gums ?
Gold Crown and iindge Work \
A Specially
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H E?sinii|{l I?I? JSI
Residence I'hytie 8204 ___
I)R. S. R. GREEN
Qllice- Hours: Telephones
. 'J to 10 a. ill. H.? r.n:>g
12 to 2 p. m. 0%e: itTB .
0 to 8 p. ni.
Ottice: . Residence:.loUU
Gregg St. 1508 (ijegv
Office Hours I'hone
I 1 :.*:o A. M. to' 2 I'. M Office .'tOtttl
; 0 do I*. iM to 8 1'. M Res. 0.r>4H
J'liysirijut and Swy?*uii
Diseasgg of Wuuier urid Children A
^ Specialty
Office: Residence:
V414V4 Assembly SI . > I.V2H Oak St
Office ci >!! A M U, ..till I1 M
| DR. II. D HARPER
Sftl'RiMllV ' 1M*U Vsl -
Killings, Kx Lrucli uis^ J.Males. Crown*
aiid Rtnlges
Gold Crown and Bridge VVork
! " , A SI*SCI ALT V
I ldU',% "Washington St., I'hoiie j I ?>:>.< .
I Ollice Hours: " t Telephones: ~'
| 8:110 A. Al. to 7:UU I'. M. Office
Residence xh7:i ..?
Dr. D* K. Jenkins ~
DENTIST
rilling, Plates, Crowns and Itridtgeji
Sunday by Appointinenl
Extraction by Conduct!vje^aiiesthe*ii>
a Specinlty.
1107VS? Washington St., Cola, S. (J*.
DR. L. M. DANIELS
l'liysirlun and Surgeon "
Special Attention Given Diseases of
Women. ^
Office Residence
TPJb Wasblb^toD 2'2:iU lluinploii
- Phone6420 - - t* Phone 7B?>4 j
-DR. J. (i. STUART
Office Hours: - j Telephone
11:00 to 1:00 I'. M. ' ties. 4t?'.ti
6:00 to 8;0U P. M. Ollic'e- 37U6 *
Office: 1_ Residency
2020 Tavliir ..." "
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Office Uour9; Phone* ~ ^ . .
jl A. M. to 2 P.~M\? Ues. 88 7ft ;
C P. M. to 8: P. M. Office 424T
DR. VV. D. Chappelle
Physician and Surgeon .
Diseases of Women and Children
A_ Specialty . ?
Office: " Residence
1324V* Assembly St. 1301 1'itie St
Columbia, S, C.
O'fiee Phone 8407 Res. Plrontr 0708
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