Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? ' I ' f. . * . i Saturda^Pecembci^^ CHURCH NV\YS op IPC ? ? ? BKTI11.-.I. \ M U rui'l'i't, ill j Quite a lively .?e*?Htn tin* -.1.1 * \y School wns had. at I<>:"-i \. ;'-nn~ ? day. Or. I.awivt*< ifU-gro w'ttfgTmp id ly. A ' . " : ' ! .on impressive review v.;. . hud l>. I ?i .. ."> It. Green \vln> end t .','oe i1< i.i' tisi>i : of 1ms-busy la.n.- t . I.f 'im . ,i w t):i ho.ela..- > !?1??> . >. .i > m t?- -rei I IK- At ll.i.i A. .U. A .;i: t dwN'eilt .. ful and kI"' aouc l >.i > Sim \ ii c' was t'liju.,< ?!. 1m. .. pieach eil from lite : object. I la* v . iluaos of Kenie+ttbn ing" < dn > Hand in St. Luke 22:in. -.'V won . ' :i. mtmoil which found' Iodic nr ..t r> inc hearts of so manywlio icjimv 1 p>w; tly for the.Hospei i. i7e .rnVV.'.p'e".' At the close of the Pserm..n TTiT persons came l'<?i\\:.ril ni i iti;juil with tlie church tor .which we' .ar.c thankful. A very pleakaut. an I profitable session of the l.eamio was had at 6:00 P. M M iss :?>y e n charge ol' the nrnpratti v -.-+'7T-tT7rh1 It to tnc'orcrreTtmr A very encourairijiv atv'ieiuv ?wit nessed the ' evening, servio s. l)r, ?Lawrerice deli.ci. . n. . lent sermon from the. ie. "Tlie U..; 1 1 " ' 1 I LIL HI ' "i, 1CK!!IU ill I JllilU 6:32. We wish t? :.ci::iov. :v.b'"t 't'I itpresence of niaiiy <>.' ou? Y e Is ami V" * visitors at hot'h sorv ie?- * > . ami invite you to conn- again! A church e</n?vi.viieo. i; > <1 l\>.; Tuesday night, I >? < -v- P>. an I i! is hoped that tia- m- " ,1 \\ IIbe represented in hyV . numbi rThe new MUstor uoai-f !i' e'.-a ? face?to "fncrTwid have I, . r!" l "" ' heart talk, with' you. Dr. and Mis. Law i e > . uo<! were no doubt fright smd-at i. l.ut agreeably surprised ain.vv ts v ly y the Pulpit Aid Hoard ? a shower Tuesday. a : ' .? .= ? ?. i." of good things to a a' and' u ear' the parsonage that ma : h a They wish to siu.aiily iK; Pulpit Ai,d Board in v kind reniln iaiu . . Brother &lu-"U ie/ ai:;- a:. 121" 1 Liberty. Street. <Y' ~7~- Yv rft shut-in." Pray !'<>r t ! " -and* \ i.-a them when you can. zhjn KAPTTSI: t iii L :s' u;i?* . QUAUTT'.I*L\ uiti'jiii r w t : :i TIIK MOM II Ol < a 1 vH.Mit We thy oSVi.-ers ao-i . r the Zion Hap!is-. < 'h?;.i\ -t ~irrrrj\ that the public know : -l ! a we aie functioning diirdi.t ?' > v , 1 tar'?*~ of tile* year. At the in ' n too I members, an.I frirr : ; t r* arc away mi !| h V e ' ruir pastor the Kcv. .1, 1'. K.-e-.lvr-ic-A :m ??' ed himself a -sane "n:i-i we. under thes.e_ rninm-iai \ - la rule- he did ihii.J..i..e _h^ \ .<-,i usual, but Was .oily >y.-iy.".ni' inter-' vals. His pas!i..iiu! \it." and m ministration work is- p: o; biej.l;. 7 saWsfitctorilly Co- N.? n J c hip -Hty-gpjfitllnI Win k ha ?tr.?; a plea! success to our people at.'d ' i'rareii. Over 250 moiiiWcs hn.. b. ty.:. Hurl? .the. church by Map: I t A yd to. stored. M...st lo.-.ai vails .in every- <ieA n "i churt'h, -fti tlt!' r? v and member- ^ives_... a well as substantia! ::p.:-?"t ... a:... and all efforts by t * *. i .Our pnstnr siit-ri-s-; l,:i- It. ea i;; .-'.lei'Hi ".'ff" run men ? has unselfishly yon.! -I i.-n 1 y for the un-lift of the char h. i '-t ' i ' re. port -follows: 'I the church, .dan. !. Ip.'.m > t o ; < r.o, !" paid to ltvtobe.r !' : 1 s.isS pi. ^y^paid out for inloiv-i . on - pv.. money and in. pip i:,.|?-:.u-.i ~7~ ness $1 ? j : . - & - ? 1 v^uiiucuun ;t?'hl s $61,118. CIlllVl ll I ! r;v->: i-r and SlV -f s *i f I 1 ^ wim li lin. i| II iiii.i mull' ii Km Disbursements Si! t : " ;.. P-sIaijr, . hand $1 l.V.'I". _ Vpc !:;;> ' t!? church raised >' Id..' ,L I' .'.d .>ui !'.i Home anil KorelU.i > .-.' r S;i?M \ '"While peace, and >ji.otl ? will ft. iu'H -f ' " and-the peoole ha>ca' dul to. \v?.rl?what church . ol' tmr dei;oed:in! Ion TV" South Carol in can .tVlj. it a': it eii' ? a showi?o' so atrsintbie ~ ' . Th os. \\ illiatn ' init'. it C|er\ FIRST CALVAlh t ill hi tl M.WS were irreativ honed'. <i.'t . na\e "on.. pastor, Rev-.?S-.- S. V tMu^otuutL. a iv^ a talk on the "lesson, v. hi -h wt.- p> the life ?? Stephen. v. i for thej causir of Christ. r- . At" the close of fh ; s_ S( ho.n services we had a y*< y pi'-:I ptay~1 fef*' set vice, which' lm l il?mil il?'?'.i for the. morning, dt uvh Jo; ; heA . prayer services are ,li!-1" '"!. . l1 "iiv 1 s? tening to iril who 'In . V ii -11. aid it pays those w I. ? elan. ' > "Oti TH service, to he oh t,i:ne ii: ..idyv 1" > ? joy it. At 11 :.10 .A. M. \U- . Vo,m . our "astor, preached. .. -hai- ' 'n.sn? have called his I rest s? -n. Il w: taken from the Pi'J.'l-'Jo; of Alatv , which take's jui two para. fn I ho life of Christ. The harrat .ice goes -? that as Christ was on las u;i.v 10 raitc tin* dntiLrhUr o'." '' ee ii r. H'.ring Sttulud on His wn.v'lie l'"lt the hem of His garni* rrl touch* d and stopped to heal the* woman van. * touched Ilim. The ,rr? at lesson of faith in Christ was 1iro(iirut.r tmt in this lesson, also the facl thyt we niusj nress lour way to t nrist. as the woman had done, by" .h<W faith she saw that if she-was in lie healed she ^L_.. TrW**"1?'If r ' Lr Uw??.? way. Jesus then went on h> tHe htmie oif the ruler, and was laughed i." scorn because when he rem.Trkiht that the maid was not dead 'but sleeping;-hut Jesus did hot aXlau . tins?H->t ii etai d his progress; "we should nevur allow thbse who laugh' us to scorn to turn r . * ^ SOUTH CAROLINA , our attention fmm the mark of the ' high tailing ol Christ." Then Jesus | In lover-s-vmrnrthy, and pity took hold 1 <>f Uu: girl's hand and raised h?r, >411 [things are possible with Christ; Nev j t r lost* hope, iruv-er give up. Sorrow ! comes lor a good purpose, it reminds j ds of tiod, it also tells us that there a (dud who will help us. J At the close bf The sermon the pastor began sin": Jesus is m> on ly friends. .Many member* gave wit uess to the 4'aet that Jesus is also their friend. We were delighted to have broth- i or t'eay put on Christ 1 Baptism. ( It' is,with great sorrow that we annoiiiuv the following sick members .Sisters -Dorothy McKim, C. B.'Sin- ' a Let on. RfilthCTF Pink Kulf ami Henry 1 Williams. Brother Williams metwith an accident .on his way from' j Orangeburg. , . limo NKVU ; Jiey. \V..T.'Burgess quietly depart-. | ed this life Wednesday, Nov. 26th, at , "trts hi one, after" a long, period of ill- ( iicss and suffering? He-was a good leader and citizen; \ve can only remember him as a model and pray ' 'hat \\o shall h(, able to follow in his foot steps. Funeral services wefr* held at j Young's Chapel A. M. E. church Sun- 1 -kiy?nnn-hing at' 11 o'clock, conducted ' hv.Kov. I.vlesof Columbia. During the ceremony Mrs. F. Hoi- < 1 way sang VJesus Is Mine," very, -u'e -tly. Telegrams, letters of condo lence-' were read by*" Prof. Porter of Harbison College. After' which he ""mule impressive remarks concerning he life and work of the deceased. | Rev. \\\ T. Burgess, Jr., of Rocky i Mmmtr X. C., and 'Mrs. Elizabeth Cal j -In rm. nf- ffreem itht,-a^datrghter and J. on of the deceased were here to at-. i Knd t-he-"funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur West and j ' ;rri r.uwards enjoyed a delicious' Tlmhkspiviiijr dinner at the home of | **.and Mrs. AV^H.^rh^yrd/eXteff--}' nr^ After dinner w;^ served Mesv. i.s.. Corley, Edwards and West went' hunt loir. Mr. West being the best | workman received the' game. ~~M iy? K11 it if e ."11 a tr i so n,ti f, -Columbia ' V. .'S the pleasant week-end guest of' Miss Thontasena Boozer. < Miss Kloise Boozer spent the week . nd home. ' 1 TTTsses Tiuth Kiehar<lson of Bene-1 liet Martha Barnes of Booker Wash- ' hiirt'on' and .Tanie Eong of Columbia spent Thanksgiving at home. Mrs. . Alnpi llolestine is- all smiles iiu-e her husband has returned home 1 I'f um Sfif;. Harbor, Pa., where he has ^ TTeen~ working for "several months. ( i.i:yi:i.am), omo news. ] ^ Rev. Crant II. Davis and.'Miss Ro- ( i l ee Diipree' were quietly married i \ \ . . r_".h. ;. t t he home of her nar^ ' y\r^ dI'nnt^kcvm'l- i iint?~ iTf" "Benedict College, Columbia, T C. ir?AT 1V. II. MeKinney, hor pas- ~ a.i- performed the ceremony. The Titus Bible Class held -its monthly meeting" and was delight- i fu+Ty entertained at tlvo homo-of Mr. 1. Tvdwavd Cooper. They were servMTTIAT ?f.cam n"d enkn Tin. next meeting will he Dec. 17th <t Mr. John Maxwell's home. The members are asked to please be presmt. * Mrs. A. X. Holmes and daughter "Helen Ruth spent a very pleasant af'ernooh with Mrs* Odel David. It is with great pleasure to "report Mr. James Kellogg is still improving >nd is able to be out the hospital. At 'he same time it is with-regret to rpnrt that his oldest daugher, Hildas is in the St. T.uke's hospital. We are nraymg she will son be abje to re' urn tj<? school. Mrs. Ruth Cooper wishes to thank her many friends for their visits, flmver< and kindness during her illness. ? ?? ??L_ j jTbe ^Airtioeh people had the real i reMini'- of Thanksgiving.?Fifty mrinujv baskets were given to the poor j and unemployed. \NTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH. , Rev. W. tl. McKmney and the Senior choir-gendered a program at the Honi for Aged People Sunday, Nov. t'.nth. , ' ' All-State Concert and" Pew Rally Sundry, evening, Dec. 14th. A lively program. solos, readings arid short talks by somC nf the best representa- lives of as many states in the Union as- possible!** Come and help boost vopr honie state. -Mrs. Arnold, Ashe, ville. N. ' C., chairman, Rev. McKin y, pastor. WKSI.KY M. E.' CHITRrif mTnu) Sunday Softool. 11 -rtft?Wnrship and Sermon. The Rev. George A. Singleton,, D. TV. of Allen University will take care of the services Sunday morning. T?The pnhlic is o.mlnl'y invited to be _ to' he with ivs. - - . . . J. F. Page, Pastor. J . , _ t}iy pat ?t- KDGKFlKLn N' KWS. The teachers of the County h their first anno; 1 (,'ounty Teachi meetintr Saturday, Dee. 5; a lai number of teachers were present. President Nichols an pave- ?ro timely aiuL helpful .suggestions a.; the work of the- association. . At shoj-JLrtiiJks' and-brief diseu.- v different ones th,. nieetin.'f ajljoui i 'o meet again the second S tun in January. On Monday aHoni" u I >< x t.' I . A... (iambic met with a v i y. . ous accident while ridlnx <l??u < .. V. street; he came to the inter .--eel ?f J ones and Main, where another ?ame certainly into Main street, hied for a, collision - with him-:' hop to avoid this, ho turned short to pipht; causing Ki??ear to overtu Mnninp-Itim-Ircneath his' -steei;' yht'ei, roci'ving?painful?tvnrnirtslis face and lees. His members t friends Will be sorry- to learn of accident. .. ?Thosc~who are e \ p c c t inrr~t~rr TH1 <" r-.; ?--i * -iic juiiiv. vuuiuj' lcai'nci's rtssot tion at Leesville: Saturday are Pi md Mrs. W. F- Parker. Misses Rii srford and Logan, I'rof.. Freeman CALVARY BAPT, CHIRCH NOT Charleston,.-S. C.' The Calvary Baptist a few rnqn ago pftllp.riwthp .Rev. W. G. Kinard the pastorate of. the church, r officers ahd memhei's of thin church are much pleased with way-this young preacher is bring, things to pass here. lie was inst od on the 3rd Sunday in October, 1 the sermon was preachedJl>y Rev. C Dunbar, the ahlod pastor of Mojpria. Street Baptist Church as F Kirpird was a faithful'worker in Morris Street Church it was <p befiting to have Rev. Dunbar not o prpach the gospel of the son in i of the oldest churches in Charles and we must say Rev. Tv'unyd- If; done well in this chin ch.. A ninvlmr bershrp hy Baptish ami Rcstornti The out look for the Calvary Bap is bright to say the least for paster-preaches with ..the power of pirit, ' We have just closed a DVo we meeting which was very helpfull The Sunday School and B. Y. U* and in fact all branches the church are taking on r -w. 1 The pastor and officers are plana for the sixtv six anniversarv church in the near future. , With Brothel' W. II. Jolihsmi us chairman of the Deacon Board Brother H. T. Simmons as Supt. the Sunday. Schord and theofficers all the department* -of the church are'sure with God help, we ran f"i ptUU-way, and do some "real 1 kimrd huildme. Other Pulpit w>'h s;< Mary .Glover shanTttnqr at the h< as president and Sister \. But as Prsideht of Missionary-?Kocie We are not only going to work 1 pray as well and psk God to keen t young man strong: that he may s preach the word with power and tl many will be added to the church ?Wn nrf very proud to roe so inn visitors in our congregation and sften; we want to thank them a ask them to continue. A hardy w *ome awaits you at' Calvary at iimos.?? ST. JAMES A. M. K. CIHKt NEWS Sunday School opened at 10:ti(t M.7The~lFsson about Stephen was d cussed by teachers and pupils a splendidly reviewed by M j*s -K'tlh Harris. 11:00 o'clock Rev. Owens, preaeli II H0PHIW1 .U'llWH dtUl.ied our I.earU rejoice; at one o'clock the Mission: Society convened and was 'culled order, by President after which ot I business of importance 6:30 o'clock the League Yorivei by singing;aftcr devotional were o< the lesson {iboj.it "Our Best Xn Gift," was discussed and many poi were given by Mrs. Owens. S-Ort n'l'lnct tho Si nine f'hoir ; dered excellent service. Our den beloved pastor-preached'a srmoh " Touch"* from St." AInt t hew 0:21 topics .Were: 1. Seeing; 'J.Tastnig; Smelling; . 4. Keeling; .">. ljoaii The Jubilee Choir gave very excel!' service also. ' - * : . m ? CHAl'PKLLE STA TION MAN: The First Quarterly Conference the Columbia' District, was held C'happelle Station. Sundayr-DftHH+4 7, after a wonderful fci'inm |.n n. ed by the Elder, Rev.- (?. K.. I.yl the congregation was dismissed -a the conference was called to order the elder. After the orera'nlzatifih business of the conference w?- ' ' up. The following were elected: .' E. J. Collier, Sec'y.. Mr. T F. Howm Chairman of the Elder Assejfsnn Committee, Mrs flallie (Junior. (' of the Contingent Committee; ? Arthur Lambriprht, Chairman of t Dollar Money Convmiftee; Mr. Dowmwi Chairman oU-tho .mniUiiiu: Pommithee After the roll of t conference was called. All the me bers at the conference respondd fli ly. Many visitors Were present mong them were Rev. 1. (). Sfmmo Rev. Peace, Rev, Harper, and R Henry. After all the business of ! conference was carried out the ol< Kdme hel[Wi\T Vidhlll'V'J fit'Wtl he expressed bis gratitude of bid reported over the Columbia Distr The conference was brought to close. Chappelle Station ami 1 new pastor, Rev. H J RryanLinv the public to come to see us. ^ have a . big program before us a . Xr ' ' . A _ : . .n ij : 1 .METTO LEADER T" I . , T I wo uislv oui'.visitors t" eome end help Us. 1 Preaching services 11;.'JO a. i". and eld 7:30 p. ,m. Sunday School 3:30 p. ni. 777?A. ?17., l."n;Tuiv p. m. r?n Come out and'join hand witft Jmr.d s with us and wo will do likewise. "God l,( ip tl.' that help tin ms'.-iv;-. TlTe 1 " - : " ? I;.,, j;r.Trrrr.iior n:\ptisi?nn ui n _ " ? M AN S , ' !m!u\ School was ?*al|.;:i- t<> on! ;! j.i- tc ,-upi. I** :?* * ?? hi. Iiuyes* at I . > i. i' \\-iv present aiid th" v.. w> i; ijiscu.-sed l i"in all :f I \c v hoe?" review :wu* curi ' id ' >'"t lu> p^t tor. * * . vl i i :<!< \. IJeS. S. Ili Sinilli, - | ! ! f-.n i.i ? 1 a uo'-lr >. iMoii-ti? a lovely. 1 ' , u i i-:n-e. ' 1". xt t'tiui. I Xahuin 1:17; ; i r L.o suhje.t, "The GpudneKs i n 7;', . t. !." ? the I* * hi : . ..ayewnhr, at 7:30 o'clock live Irtisi.1? with four~oih't!r ministers'; , * I a-n iiiled rherostruim Our pastor ^1L in her like manner delivered dm- ST. her mas er pieces, found Its.'v. 1 ila "^d usinti as a silbjct, "John's. vision 01 his a jrlorinus Redeemer." Place: on the Isle of Patnios, the church was pack =^~TvtrTn~~nTT~yrt'termost "illid Watty >ouia Were li.ade to roioice - (Jo nrcacli ,l" j {jo-spM said the Lord was sunt? while t?h ] ^)'t ^.'.I,-1 ,|C ^'|U'^ ^ wai* 0J)un<"' .. Jjk i' heading of dimthin ex jerie.me ~jahd one f.ii: Baptism. . ' ~ : ; |* ~ liev. Smith has"just returned from ES Atnrusta. (la.,, where she conducted a. mi cosI'ul meeting during the past ? week. " . . I ~ ths ' T. -Nvas at the usual hour. to "The suh ( ( t the lesson was ^'growflie inir through the hearts of ail who. ol^~ were present. the ! The missionary . society was roving" ' i-- '-enterLaiu-d ,uu last Thursday all- iY.veirftig' at the residence-, of Sister P.tO'j li ,'ilah TisTtet~-2M- -Clervais Street. J.I' -I'ueniv i.ienih -r's were present ;-ahd the, a very .hioyahle evening was spent. Ir?. \ '.>' ..i,a. wiii-h consisted of chicken t)1<? ' 1.' potu'd. chips, cakes at"' coiFee'^Te \t.as" served by the hostess and Mrs n^' 1. Hollies. Mrs.. Craft, the president one* . - . . , : , ton ' ' !U':,'tv was- absent on account lv of !a?r being about all the time, but (jv 'v. - honethat'IsTe wll he with. Us 41I [n'. i-tie n- xt ineVing. . '1 on. " ? - r list K VST'SI'KM KB. N. t.V. NEWS the - . . A?1" -? v.'il' gathered?a-*?t-Hc-; ?lucaie-llL All >. l.>.ana Totv'ti". 1 r. Mon. t fl.iv 10oi.i.?Mrs . 1'u.<a_ws gave a hen p ne'e for H e boned' of 'lie" d' ivr that is a. l".o hi") < ''Thi* 1^1."e'i r"i;.-t" li\." v a. M'.nv '-ran u ,-e 1 layiiur '-Mi*.' VCiui drives. i<-*hg as. ,,f M-.s'er of (\Vi 1 .< n iv'S. All '-\piiss~ oil ! h )'.s.Tvesr"i\s" ii.t\ iter a " J. oo<1 Htt?! one. A?ij-U-w??ui?SI 1 .li'J was I lid realized, of The .11111 *o" Misw'-.* tret at the qf home. , of Miss Ca.. :"betlo Cham y. we Vo'ida..',,enmun. After a husim-ss rjro tM.-ft - Ml? tie 1)1 i ''SS Sewed ll'UV 01 dm > ! cm' " wi'h whipped cream. The (,.? > m consent I'd to jriw ad $fi.Oi( '<??)' the. drivi* hv ' M?\ WiM ('ulos '^nd his wife Mrs. tv. u- ;;: Coin. d wived Memfrrv nrorrrfmc; (nit fi'n"i vew >" >* ] :i Mrs. Coin lias boon h's Mi, 11>. (i*iit: ?u?while.? Mr. mie : t)ll--M v(>t ici-(i"M>anv lv?r home. A'1' triad to" have Mrs. Culp home ; . ?' ? >">'. Vr : has ivMirivd vW,?? ( ' .' :' ,? -Mlo.- Vn.. whore shind ., ,n...-_???* <iav with, Rev., and ii 11- l.itrtrins. a" j M _s-.w 1' '* 'y daioi^on. Mar^v F}1n W.l 1 *'i WiiM.i anil Khiiin'iK" I : ' TV<"f<V-<<"<-hnr Dnv in Blacks- ^ } ' ! in?r. S. f\. visdintr friends and r<dn 1 ".'''s,' The"' rennrt- a very pleasant . ,i-1p- ?_: ~~ 7 " ~ . The M'^'onirv mot at the! u[ ty w ' i.f M'-s. I.ilv P\''le on Frhhvv j d'i1 i n< on whh Pr-sident. Mrs! h'fi.i"j | r*1, <. ? j-. . ' i-oiv. All were glad to j . l ",:" ?I-< ('ieee id'hack'after he int.*j -ihs Pt " w inootinps on account, of j Afii't . iiipiint j .. ; 1 ?s em . w '-' ' i-id and explained. Mrs. j ' / ' r 1 i. i ...a.. f , , I - -I * ' ' ? I -? < I I Pv ?I 'III! LI I Min i i,;.- . "T>-v - w"]l. It. was sue j {..,i ":fml d hv all that thai r. i .?*> ,? . > > Yd mi th? drive.. The J rer ""a-..tiv church ,;l. '? eh 1 -I'btTc.s. Mr, Slade pra*.*ii(.-. ' " .,K t k<> >: k i? the community I't... lv,>.<"<; veil a delicious cours.y i-?f |><> r>f.i salad on lettuce black cotT,J -e.. ..nd cake. ,-,1; <l-h-idav<r'o; Mr, Arthur Grnvhis ! 'he 'IcKi.-ter of the. njens' club, cave 3 'a rcj'Oi'v t>a?'tv. el his boine for the b'-r. * ' 'V il-riy-> " Tile hbllSC Wilx L.n*. crowded a-., usiia' ' ' " frame" viirr .nlav-l. Much fun was derived ATT e^vo-- d'it'. It i'< said that Shade fe ? ... rhu-eh has. never" been in this ^ frlendlv mood b fore now.- All the men ]?<?> ? :( * in peace and harmony ol :v.;Mi each ; ><t he|;. ;l' Row and Mrs. J. S. Daniel mid the nn-lhrr r1' Mrs. . Daniel. Mrs. Sarah 1 -h \t r?nir nf 1'. nil hi S f Rni. .'WH-i?'S Mrs.. \V. T. Kel-ev. Mr. >ud Mrs. j nd- tnHn "1 .ittle'nlm. Mrs.-I.oana Townc a 1 b;. -in<l Mrs. Clement were the din-I file ru r vruests of Mrs. Rachel Heath and j ' mi-? ,\rt le i ?>?' i<. vnee. on Th:i?iksjriv Hay. Tins' ;U; was :r> rare treat to'the<ruests. They j in wore unable to exnfess thanks.'to the ! trr hostess.?The --lottos*?-so ?ved fruit , dr. .oiktail, tuPkty. opositm, cranberry p. <niii'i', Her. peas, pickle, celery, corn ! broad, bisenits. spnni*h crea.nii_puiind , fT*"-ettfrt' ?V'I I'-bartr-nTTttwr The hn-ttr-s" p,. 'served in northern stVle, ni. Rev. and Mrs. Daniel and the:.' rmothrr. Mrs. Sarah Ruff, were the ^ dinner truests of Mrs. Albert Woods, j ,ns' on Friday.They appreciated the int vrhrttorn very muehi? They?enjoyed! ' a wholy, smne dinner. ? Rev. and Mrs. Daniel and their moth -1 lbi_.t r. Mrs, Ruff, were the dinner guests TiF"5Tr"""amT Mrs. Will t'ulp, on Satur day afternoon.This was quite atretrH '01 lovable dinner. The hostess scrvod i a in northern stvie The menu: soup. \ or crackers, chicken, spare ribs, potato j rte- hhlnd on iettaee ami- tftmato eaieryj ?Ve olives, ice cream, cake bean^, -salted nd peanuts and mints. When they were I ' - <- V~, -I I * * : i rady lur Itntif the ?gave thtur:~ a large hag ?+? fruit. Mrs. Sarah Lewie ore- oftve fill Sunday Sehn"l to.uci'."r;- revjr""l "ln?im> Satnrdnc t i;r>. ?i-***? ; v _ where she spent two weeks r relatives and friends. .-'She . . a' very -lensanf stay. 1 ^ Sunday sc-rvh.'es tun- v.; i! ?r1" The- pas'ei v, j:; i.i.unl -?rmtm?until?thiy ^tirorreui' -?*ex'?'?V.\ n\ e'r. I!. I i': a I i ?: ' > ' > > . ?rv?-M-r. M -eot-rs1- -rr-> faithful d-uioj... v)i S'.;.-i ';hu M p. xv lu.spil.lj. lie w, > ;i'< . / . (-. 'M'i\ firry. .Mr. and' ' ?rt titi litt+e?MarMrrt?t' u . . t urry\ has - ln-?*n in .11 1 u- : ' 111< 11' e. \\ 11 . | . t - \. a i *v\ i*ll. Sunday jiight -wav: a' I. , . ; Shady Grove. The contest In .two . tlu^ inc'U and women can e to an cm!/' The men talked so much until i",cry one thought tlfev had ;i s.a?k fail o.f money. The laities sai<f -nothing h ? went about, their work- in a very u..: . -tUitiHe-r.?W4mrx-ei' won wu.- tv~n 'the. golden crown, 'who ev< t* In- wa." to wear a ?re<l \iandkerehief. Mr..'. A rthui?th-aves?made a-long ll"W'-ry-' speech l'roi.f earth' to the sby-.?1... ? "speech wVt.^'lil'ie Whet: !w- - h- . ^ he announced the men a suTTi of S'.''J ") Thc\* iust thought~they had won the crow n. The" huu'hed hi arfi!v a' t v , liiiiiii'ii while *!iev w.n- mak ii.g, i ? report. '. Doueon Rubbtn was ire air to ' shnrrt-hrpatr^r' the iip'n' had W"ii. * 1? *, when Mrs.-I.eana Tnwocs.i .!n<- ' a. in her quiet' manner, she ha-! flowery speech.- . but ai'm??iee*~i- ' jwome.n a sum of Slid.To. Titus.-MK' 'T.eann Townes was crojtvnejh ! M?W. S.. Jamison woYe the. rei! haiuiia > (-chief. This was a nijfht-of i.,y. Th-y' church is entirely .nut ??f b'CX...i Sunday the first Suty'y** will 1>< v.- :* __ h'irnimr -da" The. crowed but the 'I en -hut ea-U them. Rev. and M?-s. Daniel am 1 t5.< " mother -Mrs: Ruff. wove ty. da ' files's .Winiairr. TP." dutner was veil p.rnared. A ( will not. norm it to named f7'"e b T-Vo\\ and MTT"Pn.ni"l avo v? ful to their kind nreinbcr,* for Chosnift'alit.v. Mr, David Martin is vh'mirir ff*v l sster. Mrs. Matte f'amtib l.1. . ... who is a student of 'A. an' (" ! lege at Greensboro. X. (:.. was >r opnsant vis'tor at -hiv-h err S ao-'-w Rev and Mrs. Damel, ,'ip. d. to have, their mot her. M'-<:- S:.-d Rutr from I'uion. S t.i'sn?>d we'-k with fl'v-niT Rev. and Mrs. Hanoi w re de lifhted to have M><. -1 **1 !* d"?1'1 ' and h't: mother. Mrs. T. 11. tbmv; of Columbia. S. .Mrs. I.i///ie Rublihis cent it ; ill on North IiOntr St. Iter >> n. t;/.eina bobbins D ill. . KM AM HI. A. M. K. ( Ul lit II Rev. J. K. Heard. 1>. D. Pastor Charleston. Dec. if.?-Ser\icps. at Kmanuel on Sunday last..were laivjf> attended. _JEhe?day u a- as Tnuit.:fv'! ^isd^^relitrkius activities. Par j.a tor delivered two rpus'injr and inspirin'j sermons- dur-me?the-?period* o 1. .worship which actuated the;.spirit of I iif juv. Piirinp- the morning- W'<r-i Tt* --the ?thg s 1umJi. v. i opened and while th,> choir sautr "There's a stronger at the doer." w<w,er< pleased to rTcrrvr" orie "Ti't V?<" fold, (ienreiana (iadsden ncco;-'? Q Th'r i'nvifnTTPn'"fVtl(-tg-u a?- d t ? class 21. \V. II. Moore, leader. In a previous issue "of this^p'oi v,\ we ntade mention of the Interna'." Bridal"' Contest. We take pVas'ive -rrt -UvU?time to ftni)"'.il)CO the na'iu of those who "received" prizes. 1 Thiers t prize Cor the highest aunnin1 money goes toMiss Alethiahelle Ha:ley --$2.o0 in e'old. ^ne 1 TTTTrT^^Trt?"" -I'd. Second prize, .a handsutne now' tv china teapot to Mrs. Ann;;- \\ 1 Hams. who raised J 12.70.; M.is< Alu.my Nelson was successful in hrir.y'v.: | in $10.10 which .warranted the third prize a beautiful ~ cliina mayonnaise set. "For th0 "best?dressed -bride. k a ilovely necklace was. presented t<> Mis,| Alamy Nelson." while Miss Mary ' Younjr received a Ixix of hand drawn, jlinen handkerchiefs awarded for the I second prize. The financial, "result \v:ic fifiil.tfl. ("an You Imaging? ~ Santa Clans resigning from his [a early activities? What -a ;terrible howl that \\ouUi cveatc. among the little folk0 ... JVl Mn<?t?Of Vnnr Trading With Our Advertisers. \AAC'<>^ooooooooc>OOOOOVOOV<: I Your I" - NettE V Y . II ^ ;i* Can ho found in our ArlvorT & iirALifolinl 1,11 )'i ftrM-hr-fl?an A A? ottr advorHsc-rsr Wr~T?T?r~r X ' . .1. we are netting from the a jj , (iium to reach thf pni'li,x y ^ ^ ' r ? " ' ? - -r? v* \ J . ? ? ^ ~ * PAHF FIVF. ? 'Pi ii-???'* ; ?r-r? *-*?w+e<?served : ;?1 lir.-t. v. M .: !'.r'iv.ii. a lovely '1 : t W- .t- t?:?rly .Many of tie . ut a_: : . i | I-.;, ntf Refresh ? t;'.. v ' v j'v-i. *r" T?or i(>N\L ; j / j V'7" "< . j I ' ?;. > uorEtt?? l\{ . ' . ?. >w ; M ? A . ' . ; ' '''*1 ' ? 1-1 ..( V\ a?lmigtuii_8<- '> ?' ?> I 'ii-.iie 82G4 ?ft & it GREEN - -JDi," ' _ l!_-i.i;'?? -Ttrhrptixynes- ; : ,JU - Res. G028- ? ~ ,- t" - !' m- , . O'flice: 5775 . ' "to. ^ 1>. /II. ; ..... v_. I .1'1/.;:"!? . - , ' - ? ..?Residence: ll; < i.v, ^ <_ y. ir.nu / J *J\J p < :< it II - I'liout A -J ! . A' Office :!!>:?? ' :* .m . * r. v i{c.s. i;r?4P ! >? .--< . K. Stephenson 'w ..*? 4i< i>ih ^j.ul Sirrfiittiiu " 1 _*-> ?, ' V- ?'??*i >ifil ..(-liiJiJi'^n A - ^ . ... - He.sidenee f '' IP*'i* /* . s? 4 i;:^8 Oak St ? 7" !" v s" A: .M. to T:()(J I'. M U:hV II. i> IIAKI'KII - s*.i iifon 1 K'iii ist , i \ ,!? ; .it... 1'ialiis, Crowns ., * ' -J 'jf.ldtfUa.. . iv . 1 ? iy-.'n. ihi lii iilue VV'.tik- ? .SI'd'iA! li" i. i. ,i Pi; V V>? S\. ' i'iione '<L I ?!W ' . i 1.. . i.- . 'lYlephuiits: * ' !. ' ? nil r*- M. Office (fUlHT j . HeM??ivnce HHT.* iv. Jenkins i>i:> i im \?liluut-i, 11? tHt?i lit itigea ? j v i.\ A mmiiitnient i . !.\ \ <i)uiucli\e Anesthesia , -a .-j." a tv<iy. '" < U i?- iiit ii St., Cula, S. C. . J44*rfr-^f)AN IKLS~ I'll\-it i,tn ami Snrueon j a,;, i;A -U-: aivcii ;0 i ea s e s _jjj r? W omen. , - ' I l'f ice V . lleaiileiice I.. 12.? W. vj; JJ;;H lluMiptun, i I'li'ine t>4_';' l'liuiie 75(14 Dli. J. (i. S! I AIM , 't i !? ? 1 !< (.; >; l eiepliuiu * ll.til) u. 1 .v:r r" M. ltei.. 4iis?L " >1, i oliXL'ti 57^' ' 1 '11 icT. Kcatdeiii'e. Jiidi' :.i us U.i 1117.1'ine Si. ')t f-ii'e -II:. ix"-: Phones H A. M. 1 . 2 1'. M.. Res. 8Sib 1'. :M l) If ice 424' 1)U. YV. I>. thappelle-111 >. : " i ii \ vn-1aii aim Stu>re?n__?__?, 1 uf V\ nu'n and Children A Specialty Ullice. I kesiilolice _l-3 A'ssonw'y- >'J. laOl Pine St ~ l liur.il'iu, S. C. ?Hee 1'iit^Hc MoT lies. Phone N.. J. FREDERICK \ I torney-at-l.a? and Notary l'ublic. IK AC I 111! IN A I.I. covins ?Stale and Federal ' flit 'W ash-iiiy ton St., Columbia, S. C. J. H. JOHNSON &CO. Notary Politic7 and Dealer ? in real estate and sale of lots in r> T V I." T>nA.-T> - . ...t. iwuut cr..ni', ll'.K V. Beau 1ifnii>?! !';:! ii . i: [lau'i! nuui > 'ullt.LV ri.iO*.'. Phune <>422. ' . 1105'1* Washington Street Every j rrolld of "1 Ho ~ hii-iness t hi\t | Ivortisovs whli u<e our me v r* Hj w , ' ??