The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 06, 1930, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Saturday, December 6, 1930.
p CHURCH NEWS OF
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH \OTRS
^ _0ur fashion review for Monday nite
Dec. 15, b :3U P., M., has become the
- _? talk of . the tow n, The^ general pub?
lie is anxiously waiting the time
when the largest crowd ever expected
at Zion Church will gather to hear
ing the latest Paris and Broadway^
styles of 5th_Ave., New-York which
will be displayed through the kindness
of the Federal Clothing Store,'
15118 Main Street, . Columbia, S. C.
. Tickets are being sold for ten cents
each-ticket has a .coupon with a number
on it, and the person hblding the
lucky number will 'be given a prize
bv the Federal Clothing Store of this^
City. You wrll nnss a treat "noF to
hear some of the best niusiQ and sing?
?' ing of the -<rity7 Do nut forget the
date, Dec. 12, 15, 1U30.
~ ST. JAMES?A: M. E. CHURCH
Sunday School opned nt tn-nn
o'clock with devo.tionals. After devotionals
the lesson which subject
was about Zachaeus._ was discussed
r and reviewed by Adline Johnson.
Rev. Owens gave a very helpful
-talk- nra inB*?on-how our-wost- effieien t
superintendent Mr. Russell ha<T train >
ed the little ones to do service.
At 11:00 o'clock Rev. Owens preach
ed a very good sermon from St. JoTin
10:9. His sublet was The Gate or
Glm-v from whjch.he took the followiner
tes^ from this text_he took th?
topics: 1. B:~ Faith 2nd by love; 3rdBelievin.
Believe 5 the members
of the young men Community club
came to help the Junior Choir. They
gave a very intertsting excellent program
on which Mr. Coma. Webber
sang a solo, Mr. Thompson, read a
veryfl good paper telling tHe purpose
of their organization. J Mr: Cannon
also sai\g a solo which was. very beau
tiful $0.00 was raised. 11
At 7:00 o'clock league 'commenced
nn excellent -urogram was renderedthe
participants were Lillian Harris
who read a paper-oir spreading the"
gospel; another on the same subject'
s was read by Fannie Phelps.'" ~ '
Some oi tne points which were grv "1
en were: 1. Telling others about the
gospel; 2. By bringing them to the
gospel; 3. B" helping the gospel find
them; 4 By sin"1? songs that will
touch the hearts" of lost souls.
It was also said that it was every
ones dut" to snread the gospel.
Wilhelmina Johnson read a paper
" on ^How" the Child is Trained." The
first step in a childlsJife is the crawling
then the walking and so on until
it reaches manhood.
8:00. o'clock Presiding Elder Lyles
worshipped "with us and finisfredhis
quarter. Rev. Mrs. Mary Cooper
r will preach* here December 7, for
benefit of Sunday School. All mem~
bers and friends are asked to come
and bring an offering.
BROWN CHAPEL NEWS
The Sundav School opened at th?
usual hour with the Sunt, and teachers
at the post; after the lesson was
' Tullxr /1iiTo "/ "/I <r7vr?rT r>n mlior
present, Rev. Pruitt in his usual way
' took charge. of- the morninc service.
He selected his subject from Rev. 2; 10
"Fe'Ur none of those thines which
thou?nhnlfc?suffer;?behold the?Dovil'
?shaircast" some of you into prison.
that ye may be tried; and ye shall
_r- have tribulation ten days, be thou
v faithful unto death and I will give
o thee a crown of life.
Rev.Praitt is a wide-awake pastor
that knows how to put the program
. over. The members seem to be very
proud of their, new leader, and are
hoping for much success. ?
At the evening service we wer
?? ?phrased ttrtrrrve"!tcv.^"T'."KTa"ze"r to"
preach for us. ReV, Kiazer is from
the Mount Moriah Circuit. lie spo.ke
from Ephesians, 4:14, subject t'The
Danger of Drifting^',* wl pi? was another
soul stirring sermon delivered
by this strong and able minister of
the gospel.
union circvn~church nE ws
Sunday morning being very beauti
fplaml warm we were " delighted ill
finding our way to the church and
to our surprise we had our own p. E.
Rev. A. P. Spears who preached a
wonderful sermon. Seejningly the
windows, front heaven were opened
and glory cam down from above.? -We.'
* * feel sure that we had 'the visitation
of the holv spirit our hearts burnodwithin
us while the wmn of God stood
by_ the-way and preached.
.We were delighted to have as visitors
: Mrs. A. P. Spears and children,
Rev. Richardson and Rev. Carmel, our
fathers whom we^ are -delighted to
honor at all times also Rev. E. Ci.
Gallashaw. . ? ~
Sunday School began at the usual
hour;"" TTie lesson was very beautifully
discussed all officers were in their
^pT a c e^fmf jrit time. Gtrr meniftershlfr
is increasing and we are very proud
of the young men and women who
are taking an active part in the work..
We are also 'rlad tu have Mr. Julius
Hall'back with us a splendid worker
QnhnWl nnri nhnrrh.
III tilt; UU11U?J KJ\, livva ?...
The A. C. E. E7 is wide-awake iand
moving?upward;?we?had a spendid
* meeting on Sunday evening. Mr. M.
Moore addressed the young people
this address was very inspiring and
we have all decided to excell by liod's
help.
~ JliT OLIVE BAPTIST CH0RCH
Sunday Was a very pleasant day
and services and Sunday School were
as usual. The sermon was taken
?from the 9:4; 1 must work the works
of him that sent me whilst its day,
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for the nighi uumeth^when no marr"^
oan wcrk. The whole congregation ^
spcnipri to have enjoyed it:?Seeming-"
ly Rev. Brooks knows whfli-Lo Lrinjf ~to
hig^?people. DldrPt our hearts
burn while he talked to as by the wa.
Among our visitors were Miss Boul- ^
ware, Ivliss Watts and Miss Alexander 1
members of the f?mi)ty; ?|HA
Johnson, Deacon of Savannah
Grove Church of Florence County
Visitors are always welcome to our
church. nt
There wil be a Bingo Party given
at the School Auditorium, Wednes- nt
day night, Dec. 3. 1930 for the benefit
of the church. Sponsored by Mrs. n*
Elouise Lewis and Miss Cora Alexanjder;
two good chureh workers. ni
BETHEL A. M E. CHCRCH NOTES
Quite a number of young people w
and adults greeted the- Supt., Officers
teran interesting study period Dr. d<
and the Pastor Sunday morning. Af- th
Lawrence was piesefiled by thfr sup
erintendent to review the lesson. His I
method was very impressive and ui
hierhlv henofipinl ?1 *
? ?^ iiivciiuif SCIIUOI;
he electrified the boys nd girls with ly
questions on the lesson nd light on ti
the?subject. . Miss Nance of -New- "Cl
berry a visitor was introduced. Mrs. P'
Lawrence extends _a_ cordial ijjyita- ?
tion to the Sunday School Board to
meet at the parsonage, 2010 Sumter
St., Thursday evening. s ]
At 11:15 A. M? Mrs. Bates, at tbo
organ, sounded the "call" to worship.
Dr: Lawrence, Selected the 122 oi
Psalms, 7 verse. Subject," "Zion's M
Peace and Prosperity,"" from which ?
he preached a wonderful^ sermon to hi
the splendid audience of visitors, mem in
bers and friends. He asserted the in
"greatest question before the world fc
today is peace." Nations?and indi- ^
viduals alike are concerned about it. tc
Prosperity comes after peace. Peace tCi
from Jesus Christ. We are thank- as
ful for one more into f?l'< "rVl" -st
'unie f.orwura *?pd jn>rod Sundn; h,
. morning,?The?-following persons q]
worshipped with us at. the mo nfng g,
j5erv.jce:_<JQ?a^>tv-_and Mrs. McGhee, hi
rind ' fhi ugh tor nf A ikon S C,i also -gMrs.
Foster ofv New York City and r
Mr. Robt. Childs, in company, Dr. t?
Palmer Chappelle, now of Mich., who s,
in his remarks expressed himself as a
having enjoyed the sermon and ser- hi
vice; Mrs. Lucile Lyles of Antioch e:
Baptis| Church, and Mrs. E. . D.
Pierson, of Chicago, 111.; Mr. McGhee yy
in his very encouraging remarks jl?xpressed
himself-as being pleased to ni
b in the presence oT"his"former pastor
and his congregation and to see
him at Bethel, Columbia. Mr. Har
vey was-asked to" make response on
the part of the church; he did so in
very amicable terms. We are prate1 k<
ful to these and. all of our visitors si
and friends and we assure you a hap- C
py welcome awaits you ever at 'all tc
of our services. Sisters Rosa Rut- tl
ledge, 2124 Senate St., and Amelia lo
Friday 2000 1-2 Gervais St., are add- tl
od to the sick list. Let us pray ftjr w
all of our sick that they lVUjy be out tl
soon. Si'"''-": :V-r"Uo1v Communion.
Come to the services and join in the tl
~worsliip and praise to God. " ol
CAMDEN NEWS le
. - f?1
Rev. J. M. Harrison, the beloved 4
Revs. H. / B. Thompson, Pastor of s<
Bethel A. M. E. Church were here m
on Friday preparing to get after tlie
finishing of the new edifice. Bishop di
Rancnm Hoc f olfon nn u/linro RieVinn
Hurst left-off. May-the good?Lord __
strengthen him in every way, with ?
such able men as leaders and the
little flock following their, pastor the
church wiirsoon be erected. AsTias" n<
throughout 'the state should npt be
content until historic Camden, has1
a growing and drawing "congregation 5
The Grim Reaper is still working. .
Many sad deaths the past month. Oh in
mav we all remember well the night s*
of death draws near. Live useful lives ^
NEWBERRY NEWS ,
All roads lead to the 'home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pratt, on CaldweH
Street last Friday evening when ?
"the reception of Rev. and Mrs, J, C.
McClellan was held to the delight .of
the many friends of Miller's Chapel
Church. A large host of friends -?1
from all the denominations of the OI
sister churches of the city were present?
t<> meet The pastor and hisbtT ^
Jovcd wife. Among the nnt of town ni
guontn.woro Dr. and Mis. flmn Nance
Presiding "TClder of the 0ireenville
District. After a program for the ^
oeassion, aW of~the friends were serv- ^
ed a delightful luncheon prepared for
-the ocassion. Miss Thomasina Gallman
officiated at the piano' while e,'
others sung solos, duets and melodies
also several recited.
Sunday was a red letter day for lc
Millers Ciiapel Church when its con- K'
gregation turned, out ir> full to listen *?
to the mastp?-1-?-^sermop delivefed by w
Dr. J. C. McClellan the church has
taken on new life and all things point tt
to a successful year. . ?1
The many friends of Prof. U. d. "W
Gallman and Mr, Jessie White are hi
glad to see them out again after having
a serious accident in an automo- io
" bile wreck.?Mr. and Mrs. Silas Can? -T
- - ' n Mr. TTn. M
non, Mrs. mary iihiiuuu onu un. ...
prene Rutherford of New York, N. Y.," P
arrived in the citv on Saturday, af- L,
ternoon to visit relatives and. friends S
for a few days. They made the trip tc
; hy, Cammrr-is-ffne-ofe ?
the city letter., carriers in the great Je
Metropolis. ~ sc
The Colored Teachers' Association
will hold their regular meeting on Q
Saturday December 6th at 11:00 ni
o'clock Ar~M: The Christmas Seals t}
for Tuberculosis will be stressed at P
h
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THE PALMET
lis meeting"
Mrs. Mary Sena ^Nance spent :
hanksgiving Day with her uncle ana '
Lint, Mr. anil Al.rs.J3en. bates in <U>- i
iniuia, y. L7 Wh.it there she was I
L'lightiully entertained at a social j
iveji in her honor. .
Mr, Williams has started a'
ice lull Id llig 1.11 mc.-i.l ; \h?
ork is unuer tiie supervise. 01 Mi\
?Chuppeli. ?
Mr. is. vv. Alle, Jr ..s still en '.he
ek?thstv?
111 LI.IS WHEATLEY BRANCH
OF^HE COLUMBIA PUBLIC LIBRARY.
1
aurth Mobth's Report?Nov. 15130.
1st. week's circulation, 155 and 12
?w members.
2nd week's circulation, 147 and 12
;w members.
3rd week's circulation, 173 and 14
;w members.
4th week's circulation, 17y 'tffi'd' 15
Total circulation 654 and 53 new
ertifieFfe.- Present enrollment is 453.
During, the month 16 new books
ere placed on the shelves for circution.
Other books have been or;red
and some are being prepared at
le main library for oar use. _
We art; very.gratetul for donations
' books and *?nagazines by individil
friends. _
The patronage of the public is high
appreciated and we solicit the connued
cooperation of parents, teach 3,
students,, boys and girls and the
iblic in general.
Yours for xervirp, ' _
J. W. TALLEY, Librarian.
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SEWS FROM ELISHA A. M. E.
? i i mib?
ar same pastor in person of Rev.
r Williams a man whom God has
illed _to lead the people. To know
im . Isnto love him. We are pledgig
ourselves to do more toward help
g this Conference year than ever be
>re.
Nov. 30th-Dec. 1st, the first quarirly
conference was held at this
ldrch?Avith such a man presiding
? Dr. E. A. Adams?another God!nt
man.Somo of us have known him
eretofore. He was as. lively as ev:,
kept everybody awoke with many
pod thoughts and plans that he
rought tp this people. He preached
wonderful sermon on Sunday from
omarts 15th chapter, 13th verse. He
tlked afxTut Joy. Defiining joy he
lid at was Abiding Grace. He made
beautiful picture of the text. He
as a standing invitation as did .our
>c-Presidfng Elder.
Sunddy was very pleasant, altho
le crowd being very small, the colet-ion
throughout the "Conference aounted
to $.11. ?
TAYLOR CHAPEL. NEWS; ^
The return of the Rev. A. A. Ama2r
was received with much enthuasm
by the members of the Taylor
hapel Circuit in all pointsy hoping
) have a better Success in the future
lan in the past. The ladies at Tay>>r
Chapel ore trying to organize
lemselves and hope to do better
ork for the church and community
lis year tha nlast.
The Sunday school is still alive;
le attendance is fine. The subject
f last Sunday's lesson was quite a
arnin.g to us>?The Rich Young Rur.
It pays all of us to sell out and
et right with God.
Mrs. M. B. Blocker is an old Sun?veral
points of the lesson Sunday
lorning. *
Remember Bro. A. L. Broom, candiite
to General Conference.
WARE SHOA-LS? NEWS^
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The A. M. E. Conference ~ which
mvened in Greenwood last-week is
JW history. Quite a nnmliar-Jmrn.
2re attended the Conference. We
re proud our good Bishop sent Rev.
eldon Cowan back'to us" again. Rev.
uvyan litis uone quiie a Dlt OI gOOU
i our little town. "We are prood to
iv he raised more money than any
:her pastor that has been here.
rith no reflection - on none of the
:hers, but 'he seemed to understand
aw- to?pu all forces ?-workv? .
The Little River Baptist church is
rogressing fine under the leadership
f Rev. Shumate and the splendid
upt. Bro. Roebuck.
Rftss Maggie Walker has returned
> her ,work in Greenville, after
sending some time with her mother
i Fleming street.
Mrs. Blanche-^Ltrwcry was called to
ie bedside of her mother~Tn Pie<Iiont
last week. We hope she will
ion be hargelf agnim 1
Mrs. Carrie B.- Butler our Poro
[air dresser seems to be on"the job
repy week.. ??,?
Mr. Charlie Nelson, of Brewer Nor
al spent Thanksgiving with hjs par'
its Mr., and Mrs. E. Nelson on Sulvan
street.
The niany friends of Mr. R. N. Butr
will be pained to learn of his traic
death which pccurred in Chari.
~ XT n d - A J "? r T\ i 1
n-f, \y., aaturuay. mr. puller
as a yuung man of ntr mcarr ability.
Although we cry hard-.times, but
?e wedding bells will ring1. Mr. Hard
Smith and Mrs. Pearl Wardlaw
ere happily married Nov. 2?lTd.
5pe for them a happy lify.
Quite a number attended the Unn
meeting at Forkville Sunday.
hose attending were Mr. T.ee Taylor
'isses Erie and Ruth Robinson, Mr.
. T. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Karl
atimer, Mrs. Marion Robinson, Miss
usle B. Hood, Mr. S^W. "Washing"
>n was oiir delegate.
Mi-. W.
r at the hpme of Mrs. Lonie Anderm.
Look out. ? ?
Mr. W. A. Evans of the Shady
fove section lost by fire his house
ad contents. Had it not been for
i> keen eyes of Mr. and Mrs. George
isher Mr. R. T. Robinson would
ave lost his home.
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TO LEADER !S
L MMJbiKTON N E WS.
At St. Mark church Sunday nigl
t,he nutcd Dr. \V. D. V. King__puiitcne
-fcOrtt packed church til people, aitFi
it wa sraining the people came iroi
nmny different sections to hear hin
lie ib a wonder anrong the peopli
He really preaches a gospel that tel!
| of the pi'6tiehl 'day ;Fihs.
i Dr. M. J. Sumpter, P. E. of Mar
ning District was -^nrsent, also ' ot
beloved pastor, Dr E. ff,?William
and Rev. T. G. Ragin and many oti
ers. Grown men all over the chure
w'ept like babies, while 'this fearle*
I preacher like a modern l'aul ex plait
led the "word of God with telling el
feet. Gospel ol' this' kind will hel
any people. We congratulate \ou
pastor for getting him to speak to u
! God bless the Ral.me.tto Leader can
its entire staff that's doing so nine
| to help oiir people by its stron
write-ups.
RETT IS ACADEMY NEWS.
Because- -financial depreSTHhTls^ hi
now existing is .110 fact that Rett
Academy's enrollment will bp sma
ler than usual. At preent the. Hig
School* attendance exceed that 1
.last term and every week brinu
more.?We have a moat qualified1 no
ulty who is always in position to gi%
desired results. ? .
I- Thanksgiving day was? rightful
celebrated. At 11 a. mv the studei
body assembled in chapel and 'an?ii
teresting program was renderedT^
ter the program Rev. G. W. Block*
{pronounced a very effective Thank
giving sermorfT Many -visiters we
present and all hearts were made
feel good. At 3 o'clock a large nun
ber of Bettis graduates were pr.esei
and an Alumni Asosciation was? wt
based. Everyone present pledged
liberal ?um, that will help relieve tl
President and trustees of the hea\
burden that they are now carrying
I' The 2nd division union of the M
Canaan Baptist Church held it's regi
j lar session with the Beaver Da
I Baptist church of Aiken, Rev. J. V
Miles, the most efficient moderat*
was at his post and through his lea*
ership the session was" intelligent]
and succeifully conducted throug'hou
Rev. Miles is doing great work n*
only in this particular field, but
others as well, and with his grei
ambition is able to .master any ui
rftrr taking?rn?a prosperous manne
The next session will be a joint mee
ing of the two divisions and will ca
\*r?no viritVi Aft r.innnn rhlirr*h
j Mrs. Mamie. Palmore has the syr
pathy of her many friends in tl
death of her father, Mr. Elijjah Brow
He w as a faithful father and a tri
christian.
Tsick list, but' is much improved ;
this writng.
The Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. gu>
a very timely banquet in Bettis* ai
ditorium on?Wednesday evening!
.delicious dinner course was servt
and everyone feasted sumptuously.
Miss Salli0 Bailey a "member of tl
High school faculty of Blackville ar
Miss Shidie Watson a member of tl
1930 class who is now doing effici.ei
Johnston wyrc week-end visitors e
work "in the Bland Baptist schoc
the campus? T~
COKKSBIRY NEWS.
St. T'aul At M. E. church had the
n<?w pastor Rev. Thompson Sunda
He'had the members high in the spi
it, as they heard a wonderful sermo
We are_':ptuud of QUI1 pUStOP.
The" foTTowTTig students spenf TTuVnT
giving home Misses Frances Jacksc
I Annie O. Holmes, Juanita F.o.ggi
Josie L. Moore, Carrie Butler, Eugei
ia May Holmes, Alice ^and Loui;
Williams, Mary Goggins, rAlbertl
Rn ?Rqsp Nash, Messrs. Hadsl
Dixon, Mitchell T. Robinson.
Those on the sick list are "Mrs. En
ma Gumming*, - Miv Kalph' Jaekso
Louden.
The friends of Rev. and Mrs. Jei
erette wish them much success
their new work.
Miss Mary Starks and Bro. Colun
bus Starks spent Thanksgiving horn
KATI!WOOD NEWS.
~ The Parent^Teachers' fiieetlhjf mi
at the school auditorium Thursda
mgnt ai trie usual nour m a iui>
number. The sole jvurpose of ,tl
meeting was ' to elect officers for tl
term of '30-'31. Mrs. Ella Carte
was elected president; Miss E. L. Rc
inson.?secretary;?Mrs,?r J ?y.
treasurer,^ The Penny Club of tt
the term as follows: Jessie Whit'
president; LoUisC Goodwirn-^ecrfetai:
Elise Dan forth, treasurer, The Per
ny Club raised for the school la*
term the amount of $12.00. They ar
planning to double the amount TlTi
term.
The Thanksgiving proeram wa
quite a success. The quartet of th
school rendered Iwa selections. W
were also favored with a selectio
from thp "Free Town" school whic
was enjoyed by all.
motored " to Orangeburg to witnes
the game between State and Pair
College. While in the city they wei
the guest*-of Miss Saundors' siwte
Mrs. Ruchanan.
Mr. Cunningham and Mr. R. 1
Martin of Augusta were the dinn<
guosts of-Miss?Sanndprs and Mi.'
Robinson. A three course dinner wt
served; the last being served wf
ice cold watermelon.
Everybody ?o looking forward 1
the play entitled "Eyes of Love
RIDGEWOOD CAMP.
_ Thanksgiving Day was very happ
ly, though quietly spent by thP pi
Gents at Ridgewoo<r Camp. ,
were remefbered with lartre baskel
jof bright fruits from a Missionai
5
a . ' i
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J society of First Calvary' Bapti:
it church , r<ytQj>qftted by Mrs. Is as
d Mayae, MrjnM5inis_ _and Mr. _McCu
o lough; The Cooperative Missionar
11 S|-!e^y including Ffirst Nazaretl
;i. Bethlehem and Ebernezer Baptis
e. churches, represented by Mesdarm
Is Emma Starks and Rebecca Jacksor
'Sweets ~fTom~Mis. Wallace ari
l- a large bunch of grapes to which wi
ir attached an appropriate text, selec
ed from the 107th Psalms on a slei
1- der slip of paper was presented 1
h each patient by a white Missionar
;s society, each of which the nurse an
i- inmates appreciated imr"pr"*p1v'
[7 ?Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Wallace, littl
p son l'aul, little daughter Frances an
r iss Marie P. Wiley were the deligl
Si ful dinner guests of Mr. and Mr
tj U. B.,-Pleasant Thanksgiving Day.
h Miss Katie S. Knox of the city wh
^ is now serving as principal of th
Swansea Graded school was a jileaf
ant visitor of the Camp Saturday al
ternoon.
sea Castell?and-Annie- Coleman "At
e me B. and Elvira Moore of Ridgt
,s wood students of Booker Washingto
l" IH School.
*1 - Were it not for the constant mes
saees brougWfc to them by whom the
:i* call! their "Dear Friend." he Rev. S
t;" B. Wallace,,.the inmates wonder i
e they could survive spiritually; but t
their utmost joy and appreciation b
'^"carries them a message almost wee!
Vv i?,?
^ wesley^m. e. church.
er .
&=4 10^j0_ Sunday School,
re 11:30 Sermon by the Rev. Georf
to A. Singleton, D. D., Professor at A
ft" len Dniversitv: a preacher, orator at
nt scholar. Come and hear him. T1
fll pastor is clogsnphuiisbBNAfih-hhh
a pastor is closing up his year's worl
"ie ho leaves for his Conference Tuesdj
y morning, the 9th instant. Sunday
. Victory Day'."*"
t. All members of the church a
u- urged to be out Sunday mornii
m wun iuii reports. We are looking f
V. you. Don't disappoint us.
ir Sunday morning subject: Drear
d- and Dreamers. Evening subjec
|y Lost Opportunity. The public is c
tt. dially-invited to all of these set vice
ot Rev..J. F. Page, Pastor,
in 7-7 " """ " i
at IN MEMORIAM
n-' '
In?loving remembraTRfetrof?ot
t- dear mother. Harriet Miles, who di<
n. Nov. 19th. 1905.
i At the home of her. son-in-lat
fj. Rev. J. C. Tobin, Union, S. C. ? .
10 Many years have gone by
n Since you left dor home
ie Yet each day bri. gs you nearer,
j For this is Novenvoer
Sadent month Of~nli-t';c year:
. t Your- only Daughter.
? ~i Marv A. Miles Tobin,
... 1 'HI S^ith C*-..*.
A " IN ?A! EM OH I AM
*d *
| In lovine- remembrance of Jeffei
!e son Davis McRae who departed th
id life, on December 5, 1929.
ne
it? A .nrofound scholar, .
,t* " An affectionate father
il, . A loving husband.
I'm left alone 'mid the shadow
My hair is .turning gray
My?thoughts are straying bat
again,
ir I think of vou todav..
yr"
Mary E. McRae, Wife; Sadie V. an
n- Rosie L. daughters'.
>n 1? 3
e, In loving remembrance of our 'kn
j- ing. wife and. mother. Mts. "Emm
ie: Johnson who." left us on Decembt
ia 4, 1927."
la Soon i-shall We meet again *Meet
ne'er to sever; /
n-;Sbob "shall peace wreath her chai
?,? Round -us?foreverv- ??
hi-" Our heart -will then repose,
Secure from worldly woes;
n- Our song* of praise shall. clo;
in Never,\3fio^ never!
Mr. W. W. Johnson, Husband;
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[i- mrs. v.uuiiiit' wupriui, i/ua^iner
GREER NEWS!
On Wednesday afternoon ..the stv
dent body of the Oreer~ fty asseml
. j led and a short Thanksgiving Pec
r I cram was conducted bv the Prof, 1
? j K. McFadden.
<e j Mr. Silvester R*>binson, , "Thanks
r ! (riving" Miss Lara White; Preps
^ ration for Thanksgiving a select reac
n I in)?; Miss Lott; select reading Miss I
^ GrOKfj; appropriate music 'Tot" fhe oc
- casian was rendered by Mrs. L. I
'r Mc Lees. : .
'i The school is moving on nicely ur
HIW mi1 iCrm^rsmp_m f I ui. myrauup
| hi* is the l ight man in the right plae<
, At Bethel M. E. Church, there wa
an oyster supper^ilanned, Rev. luJ
ls Lawton, Pass. /*" A.
?- Mr.?and?Sister^?Mrs.?U-.?M-;?Mas?
;S The supper will be at the 'home c
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jt The dinner guests was served ....
\r- - -Miss Minnie Bfwn;- gave a lovely - y
Thanksgivingc party Many of the '
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ments were srvd.
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^ DR. II. II. COOPER
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. j Gold Crown and liiidire Work
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*41? to 2 p. m. Office: 5775
6 to 8 p. m.'
,e Office: Residence:
150Q Gregg _ St. ? 1508 Ciregff- ?'
Office Ilouts Phone - "
1 11:20 A. M.To 2 1\ M .Office 3536
0.00 -IV M. to BI'.ll Re?.J>648 . '
Biv4^"E.- Stephen son
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^ Disease of Womei ami, Children A
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i 141414 Assembly St. 1.028 Oak St
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Gold Crown and Bridge Work
A SPECIALTY 1
rr 11 uD V5 Washington St., Phone 2lt?33
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Dr. D. K. Jenkins
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Fillmgs, t*hiles, Crowns and Bridget.
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Extraction by Conductive Anesthesia
a?Specialty.
1107 Vi Washington St., Cola, S. C.
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DR. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon
Special Attention Given Diseases Of
Women.
Office Resideno..
s 1125 Washington 2230_ilann>t?i -r
Phone 6420 Phone 75114 .
"DR. J. (i. STUAR'f
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11.00 lu 1 .00 1'. M.- Ke>. iWF
Office: "Residence 7
2030 Taylor St., " 1117 Pine Si...
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6 ft M. to 8: P. M. ? Office 4247
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TMiysician and Surgeon
Diseases of Women and Children
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Office: ] Residence.
I324V4 Assembly St. 1301 Pine St
Columbia, S. C. *
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T N. J. FREDERICK
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t. ?State and Federal
I- 1119 Washington St., Columbia. S. C;
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?. in real estate and sale of lots in
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