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?? CIIT'RCH NEWS OF f BETHEL A. Mrr. (HI UriJ NOTES Quite a, large 'numht r? n[' pupila thronged the a:sles <it" tli- Sunday. School room Sunday tunning in eagerness as it were to lind out more about Jesus and llis Words. hit nst ?ran well with the ^^hT\uT>"iV oT'the new plan introduced by Dr. ami Mrs. Lawrence. Tluvcnlf vt ?>n s douid.ug itsejf already. \s". ii. i m d to a -j'-spjcnrfitl review of rite lesson by Miss Dbrothy Nance, (ot ganist.|-? tor the ? . Sunday?Sefmoh?4 - ?? ^Sunday was quarterly day nukP'Dr. G. K. Lyles, P. K.. war- present and preached two- sold stirring sermons from the texts <"X< w W r.e must be put in nOw bottle?," and "I am poor . anif needy, yet the. Lord tlunketh on me." Dr. I<yii,'s .ihyays- has ;i ?" < sage TuTl of inspiration' and 'lova- lor his hearers. At 6:00 I'. M.\lrs. It. S. Lawrence presented an ins)hratinpal program to the ydung people, of the League. We are indeed thankful to her and to the quartet of Allen UiiiversitV for such a treat, also to .Mr. -Hodges ot Allen for splendid address which was highly plenning.?itLn?l.onnard" l.nw^ Xmas in .(Charleston and pr.esen; Wtt with the young people again to make ^P4 things go in the Keaigne and Sabbath School. We extend a standing invitation to ,the quartet who'lifted flicyoung folk by their sweet songs.5* A very good session of the qtiav terly conference was had -Monday n to . f despite' tite ram.. "it.-, .byles, pu-ai-?s~?ing. - All -leports. wvi:.e -v-vi y . +io?)d.?t. Tuesday night, pivcavduig tin church conference, a i. jn . ss. wfation of young men of the '1 he.>lug < nl Dept. of All.11 vi.sj.'l'ti our \ I . t r Rev. A.- S. Henry. preached a ver;> good serniqh filled with fo<.?i I'm. thought which was vcrV : au!h eii , *:.i'joyed. Dr. LawiTnc.'"" in e!r?ir,g remarks asked for a dohaf oa ior ilij. young- men-of Th s depait mot $*,??. ? $8-.55 was given,?We ate anv i' . t have you ftear Dr. . Lawn tu e ii' > u have not, and to. Ii'av.- yon i?i the JserViees at Bethel at :dl ti.nes. \>>u are welcome. ' * On ! 'liday iTgTif \i;sr ; < TliV J a 11 eretto jrave a contest fur the bmad+t of Jubilee Choir. A. ' profrrani wa. : rendered?fui'vr;-;1 "ilro?ciuui's,.?Ttrr members of Jul) iae f*l.' i.' .-any: tWo songs lead b.v Mrs. Add:.? Kinimvd. Fannie Phelps was Mi. 'ja. s of Ccie^ mony. The. rest of the |*ogiam were as follows. Solo. WdhMntina Johnson;Instrumental Solo,. -Adine Johnson; Recitation. 1 ?y (Viu^Phi!p and (lei-* tt'ude Bone.v, The K .i'tig laiul-v tjuecn Were Mr., iferman Cooper and Mrs Mary' -who weri/^Trowncd by * Mrs. Wilhelnijj,a Johnson. At ten o'clock ' Sunday Morning. Sunday School convened l.y sihir'ny after the devotionals were over the lesson was reviewed hvour Suet. Mr. liuss elk At 12:00 oTToet; lie v. Owmts prMtclr ed a most excellent sermon from l id Div. of Psalms N vets.-o. . T!:s suhjecf." "God speaks in- words and P(#ovi dence" - - 1:QQ u'clock. Lli.w.J aptrnm ok jhe church rally elected their *..:? tubers with whom they are' going to work. 0:00 "Vloeli the?1 - ''f; ' '"""Vll"'1 The lesson was interestingly tau,rht ?by-Mrs. Owen's end I-.ilttan niims?who is Vice-President. 8:00" o'clock Rev. Owens fuir dearly ' beloveij; pastor preached- fijoni t in-21 Div. of Psalms, 7 vt'Vsd; subject. luft ing Yourself up to (ibd. . Mr. E. M. Oarr, one of our Sunda\ School teachers is ill, lie "is inissuu * .very mucs anil We hope fop him a speedy recovery. .Mrs. Hlanc.he ..John* son is ill, also we are very gHtd trryrc m *Mrs. Mary Cooper back who lias been ill also. * .' . : - V - J FIRST CALVARY ( III K( 11 NEWS. On last Sunda> the Sunday .school began the study of another set of - characters. The boyhood of Jesus was the one studied. The students ,were-greatly helped by this ' study. Many wonderful tliintrs were'broughtout in connection with His wonderful Just followiug the .Sunday- scpo! services, the usual prayer service was?helti-which jiut' everyone into the spirit of- worship ~ ~ ?? the pastor began the morning worsSt the dose of the prayer service ship, fie took his text from .John U>: 32: Behold, the hour comoth. yea, is now come that ye shall be scattered, every ipan to his own, andshall leave me alone; and yet I am not.a loner because th(. Father is vHth me. The subject of this wonderful ser? mon was It is better- to gt> alone in the right way; than to go inthe wrong way with the cj-owd. Rev. Youngbloorl explained that there are two ways of lonelme^; one . in space; the other is when one is in ?a crowd, and hi* spirit duo; not agree with the crowd he is lonesome still. Thor^ who want to do right have a ' ? | W iftak ftUiou I t.Vwi crowd; hut if v,-> nrn To follow God's * commandments, ' we must he a pecuk liar people, those who are drawn a* way from the unGodly. There are those who profess to he Chiistians who will pi>> t>>! , in 'ill nl , yie things of the world. Manv homes .?^tre torn apai^-kcaust! one of the ua ' ents noes about having wiuu no fa"? a good time. Thq man or woman who is lpokincr for popularity seeks th" wrong. thfing. Living far .Irsus the nhble thntt'm life. ^ lived hv them, alone He went an' -- prtiyed fror the world. , The challenge como* to uk Arc wt ' SOUTH CAROLINA ... mix with m?n and live b iheir convictions; or are we to liv win and fur Jesus? At the close o the sermon, We welcomed Mss Rut caldwell as .a'watch care?member. \\ e are sorry to report Mrs-. Ma mie Howard and Mrs. Amelia 11a as sick members. 'fne afterfioon found ljhe chyrcl with manv worshippers whose heart were runnitYgf over \vith praises an l hanks to the good God who had a. lowed them to . live and take th ?ITh-V HJi)rel's\ supper In ~tfie new yeai several persons expressed their ap v jireeiation for the wonderful mornin . ..imon. 'Slany uplifting songs wer stmg, and wonderful testimonies wer Aiven. , . Then in fev^rence and~ good wi all partook of the body and blond ^ = <'hrlst. CHARLESTON NEWS. Km a nu,el A. M. E. Church ?Uev. .1. K. Heard. 1). 1)., Pastor The membership and friends i Kmanuel on last Sunday morn in - hoard'a wonderful sei'inon whiih wn may he*found in I Cor, third chapti at tire 22nd verse: "Therefore let n man glory in men. -For all thing are yours." Theme, "All things ai - yours."' As usual, quite a numla of visitors were present among: whoi wert. five white 'friends from th until, It was stated hy ?rg- nn""1^ " oi the group that it was one of tl . _sermuius recently heard. Th rostrum was again graced at th evening: hour by the same speake Dr. Beard, who brought another stii congregation which was very uplift inu and' eiicouragng, Sunday school was well attende and the session was very much er joyed by all- Five new?member were enrolled and assigned to vai _ ions classes,?The Supt. of the Pr niary. Dept.. Mrs. .J. B. .Jones, i> put ting forth every effort in order t improve that department. F.very thing is working in harmony for th best good. The comrades of John Hurs Trqoj> \u. 54, A. It." (!.. sprung a sue - des but pleasant surprise by present irrg -the <riiard -Master with a vef useful gift. After -presenting their selves in front of the chancel, th ..Liliar-1?Master- was asked to. CotUe "T the front. Upon presenting -himsel Capt\ W'nv. Kenny "ntade a" short pri s.'ptation speech after which th parcel containing the gift was hand ed to the G. M. It was such a sut prise until he was lost for word with which to express his gratitudi The boys and young men constitut nig this group are a lovely set a workers; very active and enthusiastii [The cooperation-during the past yea was excellent. " . Miss Naomi. DeLesline _wh heads the girls' division of the A. I (J. is progressing nicely. A rally- wa given hy them on Sunday evOnng a which time an interesting ' prograi was rendered. The financial result were good. They are looking foi ward to fuluty activities which wi lay announced thru this paper. Sunny.. Side Social Club. - 'The fViyi mei'tiny nr. ; TVib \ al)(Vv numed club for 1931 was held at th home .of Mi>s Mary Ford," 195 Cal " brum street oh fTy evening of TH lpthr inst. The officers- elected fo the next ensuing term are as J'nl lows: Misses Mary Ford, president Kli'/.iuibeth Rotindtrce, vice; Leon rrnne, secretary; i.oratne Moultru assistant; Elizabeth Porter, record inn Mrs. Katie Gregg, treasurer cojiuoittee on rules: Misses Lorain - Moultrie,?chairlady; "Ado-fa?ifaadTru and Cardelia Burdell. Socials: Mises Jennie Curry, chairlady, ,Alm: 1 )eas and Mrs, Emily Price. Mem hership and, programme: Misses Dot othy Gailliard, chairlad^, Ettta Wind The members are looking forward *t the annual reception January lfitl " which rritl h? held at) the home <i Miss Dorothy (JaHTiaTd, 50t) Rul ledge Avenue. Succeeding tthe (business transac tions Miss Ford served a deliciou repast, after which the members e> pressed themselves as having enjoy ed a pfeaahtT tfine and departed wit a entile. !___ I.. E. Moutlrie, Club Reportei Thoughts. I.ot us devote ofirselves anew t)ii year to the service of good WilL '* IV'let' in fun yoii nrt once Slake the best of your friend while you have theni. ,vOLJ?ftiends are like diamonds ric and rare; new friends are like leave found everywhere. Mt. Zion Church. The choir of ,JV?t. Zion *A. M. H church sponsored a song service, o last Sunday. This occasion was reall "a grand treat to the members an friends of Zion both morning an evening. The choir members wer out in full strength, and special mu sic was selected and those twenty od voices* were exceedingly rich, an added greatly to the effort that wa nut 011 bv the trustees, as an oraa fund day:? Nothing but suocea could lie had. We commend Bro. ( R. Hart, assistant chorister and th singers for th'eV very timely an well performed interest shown J> their services. The pastor said h had heard them as never before, tforthp az/.Ql Ce;dz shrdl shrd li v. rpiu' ti j.ngpa I'lfUlun w?s hfM m , last Wednesday evening and thos elected John S. Nelson, John A. Hai ?<4s, I&jitiy Horry, A. C. Mayes, Joh Fcnnicf<r"$ohn Smith, Joseph Nortl W. E. Bas'kin and Eddie Geddis. Mr. John A. Harris was elecle delegate to the Electoral College t rconvene *t -St. Oeorge, July Iftthr THE PALMEr JR. rSIIERS* riltST C ALVARY *B APTIST CIII RCII The- Juniyr Ushers' Board of-Firsu Calvary Baptist Church held" its first meeting of the year at the home of Misses Bella and Annie M. Nesbitt, * Senate Street, on January 2. The ,, meeting was called to ordu by '!" President. Election of officers for lf the year of '."51 were: Mrs. Marie l.ewu is, .President; M ss Eeoia. P? arson. Vjee-Presidcnt; Mis-- .luliettte Rai , l'aiird, Recording Secretary; M ss KmII ma Kershaw, Financial * Secretary; Miss Mine-lie Nesbitt, Treasurer; M is.h Bettie Johnsorf, Chairman of Program s Committee; Miss B-na K. Nesbitt, u ("lui^nftin ofj^ot iai i'ommitte* ; M sCi fjli/.aheth Pearson. Cliai' ei ni of Sick ,, t oniniittee; Miss Jijnu- IT Ke rsliaw. -TrrnfTTT iss KthyPM. N.c-bitt, Re- I >. porter. ^ The weekly meeting. oir January '. < e met at the home of Mrs. ,Julietle-Uai e~Tord and was calloiTtn order by the Pres$en\, Mrs. 'Lewis. A few rclaII tfves and friends of the club were u_ ' eiiorl etl ill wlnl 1 nil.-we: Mil*. Katie Kershaw, whom we donated $1 Mrs. Maggie Thompson. Mrs; Julia Wilson, also the-death of .Mrs. Dan iels, the mother of Mi's. Clara' Nilcs ? former president of the club, was reported. A beautiful Horn! was given to her from the club. The meeting- adjourned to meet in t-liu.j.hoijH' TTT .M-.ssev Kii/.abeth and ?M-tt-t-tiin T'ii hmnnil. .= NKWIlFIMtY DISTUK TM'.WS " ^ The'First "Quarterly Conference "of. n Hannah's Circuit was heM Jan. .1-1. v at Lever's Clftipcl. the smaller.church ?_ tin CTcuit. The Conference was , * .rarely iillctiCi <1 I?y. meail). i s ' and . . visitors. ?The ..Prosalin^-lCkkMh? K-cv-.t> K. II. Adams was at ins post.of ?hit\ and was well received hy.thc cuni'er' enee. . lie Was in w to most of them. JLiifi 04mnilia?rmna'rk*?.Ci! lowing?thescr.pt urc Ksson we'-e t.nnvly, pointei.' and encouraging, To.r the cause o! (j Christ, crunch and di.-Ipic*. It is characi 1 isi ic of Hannah's ' Circuit to ... always how suhln ssion ,to the an^ pointnient of the powers, and most. especially when?we continue?to . ret* the Inst. The Pastor, Rev. J,- .>1. 0 Hawkins, whej is well in.'loved hy the entire circuit and community had e thugs well in hand, and assured the older tliat the^cirVuit would help him t make the district go; aiul what he |. s^iys }>oe's a long?ways, lieea>is< trnr . ' peOpU' are. with him and the ptv-id V ing elder en it vest assured as to Malif7"-nah Circuit. The Punday Schmd on e Sunday, niorinn.it was lively, being l-ii','It 1 uun-lrr |\o 1 m. r, rrw, 1 " fjocllcntly reeeivt'd by tiro ptesidinjj >. cider v foHnwed try sMrt'7rbttT"Temarks c Alter Sunday School the service heI [ jjan. The presiding" < 'dt*r took as a - text, MUthew 7:7. ".\sk an it s 11 shall be u'iven you-; -seek a in I ye shall' find, knock ami. it, shall be open unto , you:"- He preached -a wonderTul scrf -men. Fervent, instructive Ami whole some. along all lines of life, sp i'ilr ually and civteally. His serim>n eap| tured- the entire c.*?ijf*rega!ion and ? j Atany -praises wore given. Tiic- i.-nl . .. j led ml a.!(>nir all lines .-were excellent, I s considering the har<l limes and Christ I t mas hoidays just passed. 11 Rev. W. 1'. Uowler of the Mt. Olive I -s Circu t vis ted the coiit'ercMvc- . on ] Saturday and was introduced.: lie | " made some very eiicoturuging remarks Ilc.Was asked to conn; again. ll. i's . a -great preacher. Wo know no ^ caught great inspirit' <>n '-a'nd s inn'-. e thing to tall. i.< .s-. e so many L. people out to a- quarterly conference . e on' Sat unlay afternoon, which- is in1' usual now-a-dayA so say- mosi elders -but- Hannah (hretiit ytTo Toya1! method* ? ist's to .the core. tj \e lis in'oMigeiu ? good Mien. <l)i'i i't's|u--ei the laviMeii I ?? and ilu-iv Van no faihn-v. " _ " v"' ** 0 M r. ZION A M. K. ( Ml R< II ' rf- , ^ TTu' Pastor, It*.v. I!. W. Ransom re- j l_ turned " u' .Zioti for t in- thtrd year, j ._ (lit' people seem to think well of him. j s The following persons reav'tibered j \ him with gift", w.liieh lie :npproeiates . very nuie.il. during the Xnins holida> - I -p- Mr. ami Mrs. I.. . Davis. .Mis'' l.yde Brown. Mr. ami Mrs. Beieves.'i Mr. and Mrs. .lake Page. Mr. and Mr.fJ _ dial< la wis. Mrs.. Hannah Lewis; Mr. [s and Mrs. Ilarty Page and family: M'. | .. and Mrs. II.Sellers, Mr. and Mrs, ('. 1 T. ('ainnhell. Mr. and Mrs. Steven1 h" Si.tith Mr. and Mrs. K. "famphell aiul t Mr. and Mrs. K. P." Page. i?. Tile M'.. /.ion CliureTrwhs"Well rep"" resented at the get-to-gether' i> net s dig of the Dillon District, whieh Rev. K. U. Anderson is P. K. T.he follow., ing njotored with the i-nMliirv -+h^~ 7 W. Kan sum. and h S Wite. Mrs, Carrv Page. Mrs. Katie Pnoe: Mr-' K. M. h Klovd, ami Mrs. I. M. Alston, fron. s Mirllins. also motored to l-Tnydale where the meeting was held...;__ The Pastor and faiody- wore invited tu Mr. and* Mrs, to eat ; "Christ'iiiaji dinner, "where they were n sure of eating a lug fat turkey They y wore also trrv ted to ' Mf. and" Mrs. K (j P. Page to the Birthday dinner in. (1 their daughter, Lena whio.h was on (i the Ml, of I h e. 1 !' '!(), The menu .eon i? " - . S .11 .. I . n jiBSr?] ?|jf /Chi ?n?H i-lyj.i I 3i? I i o ... ?j *: -H= ~ : [TO LEADER 4. >1 sistcd of baked c hicken, pprk, rice, I colards greens, -hot -bisciidtsy. corn j l/reiid, potato pie, cake anil peaches which the pastor and -family eh joyed to the highest. rkthki. \ *\i. ip ? MMiKTHKi:. ( I - __ t> V , litis i< tin- lirst Sunday in tilt* New ^ . at, 'Our Motto should be: B "Duty' Duty > based upon a'sen-e I of just ce. Justice inspir. d . hy ie+ve, j I whied is ' h mtoti pl.-rfe t r .,:u of | B goutiness. Duty is not a nti n.-nt, t but .< princ'ple. Pervading the life a>u|- it e<li h it. it-cll' in p'otaluMt'-attid acts which are mainly ilet?> .i'iu,t 1 t?y j emu's. iyinand I'rop will. flinty is the-1 ( ' Client?w 11 fli?fjiXtds?the- w titiit?. norai "<1 Ike together-. Kach one of us h;ts ;t duty to perform. 1 at us do our duty with a fret will. Don't make so. many m'w re olu lions. but carry out sump of thom you have made in the; pass. .Owe no man anything, but to love one another for lie that lov. Ui-uimftfl ? . UaUt- fnlflilled the w < art- st ill having great services at Kpthel. We had a trior 'mis Watch Jniglit averting.- Kvim ybod.v. was anxious to mm the New Year. Instead of h.iVitij/'I.oYc Fyast M(et inc J'riday night. R'-v. Quarles asked everybody to he out on the First Sunday niornng to l..ive hYast. We had a glo "Foils I.ove Feast Meeting/ . iVt I I ion n'tdoeli?Rev. ?-Qunrles I:1 preached a nohle serman. "The rock I ^ on which the' church .is built." l.lct The (Irt at Cojifessor. 2.- . The Rat- to licJition oj* 'Confessor.' 3. The |t. luirch on. this Rock will be'secure, je Ile sa;d-f soci'et es. n?uy fail because jt the" are depending on the world, but I, rnytliiug that Jesus is the foundation vv preached "The ~ Last Judgement. ' j_ >vn?nrrth is rmrfstam Iv sabject To float phvs cal convulsions. Rev.' B Ouarhs i.s a great ptvaehgr and is hetoed oat very iipiclr by his beloved \\ -~erfrr??he ~is ?Tti hTT |)OsT'Tarn or " Til I>IS'lMi !(* f:V?I ! :I-:TIN(; oi-vmifcC .(iRKENVILK DISTRICT ?? ; -TT Dr. S .iiiacl Y..nee. Presiding Elder 'h ~ iTie t in envillo District, called the biT pas or . stewards, superinIctnlenis and the missionary workers ar ?f iiis.dislrii*t to meet in A. M. E. m. 'hiaaii. Donald.'-,. S. .Jan. 2. Af hl of d ;y?t!:inal services," the presiding 111." he -1'i ? 1 I n O .... Pj on/'Our hi?i j;;';r" ;!< members of the 1^ A. .M. K._;Churvh," and . proceeded to state the <>T?:oct of thi*. Vail,' . IN y. K. I'. Johnson wms presented ' k*?rmri?|io::it I ilh?rrrr the subh < i. "The Relation of the nii IVs-'T li? JiLv. ..t lemlieys? ami hs ^9 i-hun-h." So, , vvi-y helpful thought." J * were rr'\< ire it by Prof. \V A. White lA Priti.'. o! Kradcd Si ltotfL?IIrav.JCoiirtS. <subject "Tluy relation of tluLaymen t?? the. Pastor and the Church jVJ "Rai-inrr the A'scssnicnt \n Full" was .tilt- subject. that was so ably di- ... lyitssi-d by Rev.-AY. C. Crawford. And't-rson. S. ('..'aitir which. "Financing (j 11 w ("nuivli" . was <J is i'us sod in such a ? . nlvtid <1 .manner by Key.. A. Sum- ,.f> A1}'. (irtyllvTi.1. C.s that .everybody was helped. "How to wear Well in 'itthe Ministry," was assigned to Rev. P.. J. Ktt i.sey, .who was absent. Prof. O. I . Sinith concluded this part of t lie"-business by rsiviivtr ti jfcnuine lieatl felt talk .oil t hi sub iect: "Howthe' Sunday School may help Pastoi at :n ImanVmtt tin- Chureh." ' "*"? p, r-- Al-i- -Psy-r-tAV-^ rXr-r .ir-i'rtw.j**rdy spoke pr for tin- \V. !!'. untl K. M. Society. T) I!io;h<i-/.Milliner and . Butler spoke ' is : |?r the inynn 11 The educational, \y io o'on.iry and founder's day assess p, cut we; e apportioned afterwhiehthe wi time" ami . 'nee of the dis'rict meet- xv\ ing- were select*?!. A very nice pa trop:/..ii<v -I|u*ead was tendered by pas- ja tor and hi> stewardesses to. the de- yr lighl. 0!' all. Thus ended what is yj to he the host constructive no etiiia?uj^ttie sort, ever witnessed h'v many who wmv p''e<vnt. Vi:\\ liifOOKLAXTT NTW^. ? "C Sunday wa> a great and ? glorious " day at .Mt, l'i>gah A. M K rhnreh th mar Pixi: 11a. I'Kof. Sawyer of Cayee school jrraced the Sunday school **h with fiis presence and taught the Scnday school lesson which was en.i'-ywi by all present. The Communion was administered after the ser- '11 IM01V by uiu'-pntur Rev. Pee A. Lojfatl and many of the saints took advan tag., of. thy occasion. The A. (' K. Peagrio held its regular meeting. inline Mut ely * after, the morning1"" service and" M iss Pille Chestnut, the C Suijii-x. anrnnihiHul that a special pro- th giant had been, prepared' fur the casii'ii. ."Miss Aiwa M. Allen nii-tress of eerv monies. The program ai committee: Misses Carrie Surginer, w Klizaheth Chrter ami I.utile .Tohn- ai soil had arranged a very unique program for the occasion. Quartets and ri uddre.ssps Viflj. other numbers- The a Cayce quartette was the Manner nuni- H< her.. After the session of the A. C. ai K. Prague Miss Kli/.aheth Cartor-"f^ lnade ; nnouneements in behalf of the g nupihtps and friends of Mt. Pisgah. vj led on In Mrs. I.la I.oriek and others . tl * Is' p I m kSBHI I jHflSBSBHbuuSliJQBlalllaSE thing is left undone I make our Sorvioo ft ? ~fect one consecrated |i|r|| the needs and wants q humanity. A true ftjJMl ice of understanding v jwn p ,B s it in .v .! j ! - ?> . , PINCKNEY'S F1 UNDERTAKER AND LK * ' SOUTH ( AROEIN 04 csentcd- tht, pastor^a^tahfe~oT grories atul other useful articles which 1 used him to express his gratitude i the good people of his parish. He ft the ehureh better prepared to do istice to the nice hot dinner awaitig him at the home of Migs Rachel orick. On the packages given Turn ere found the nhmes of Mrs. Ida ruielc, .Mis. Hattle JcffcrEfm. ? Mrsy illie Chestnut. Mr. Frank furginer, Mesdanies Phebia Andreson, Julia ates, Mary Middleton, Marv Grifiin, ancy Foster, Julia Brows. Li 11 if Washington, Amanda Johnson. Fan ie Feldef, Nancy Love, Miss Rachel orick, Elizabeth Carter, Mr. E. M. arl. Laurence Reeves, Mrs. Allen ucl family and others. . Brookland Baptist church was ti 11 I-to its utmost7 Sunday afternoon, e occasion was th(, Seven Sermons which Mr. Henry Micke\is w;irector. Seven preachers preached id seven collections were raised and any Amens wdre heard while the eachers preached. Really it seeme.J ;e mid-summer and revivaj season istor Hollowav was very much eased with the ocqasion. Sunday night aT Double^ Braftc-hT other FranTC prelTer preached for e saints and the evening was pleasitly snent.?IneUooent -weather~k-?-+sanv from service that would have nte had not the weather interfered ?xt Sunday at this point. Pastor >Iran's class will take the banner a ?< the Sunday School. His class making those former Sunday schno' embers wake up and take on hew 'e. The First Quarterly conference ill- .convene at Mt. -Pisgan on the urth Sunday. Saturday being the iy that most of the business will be spatched for the .meeting. All the mmittees will have reports readid the Elder Dr. O. K. T.yles will 11 v have to preach Sunday and re-* i'w Saturday's work. :? HAIRENS NEWS . , ' * Sunday, January 4. was a hierh dav Bethel A. M. E. Church when the i tifr Elder,. Samuel Nance,', cached?two soulA stirring s.cTmons. ie Lord's Supper also being given; rain on Sunday Jan-. 11,.. services bill- 11 ink hii-?subject:?"Chri.-tiai not IY tees."" large congregation ere at their best. The Pastor. Rev orshipping at the various churches. We are sorry to report that Mr. imes Poole, funerallized one of his uing sons during the. Week at the t. Zion. Mrs. CL 11. White'and little daugh r duriug holidavo ? Dr. L ."\V. Thomas spent the.holiiys in Asheville with his family." Mti?J-a-me's ' Anderson motored?tt? ashin'gton. Saturday evening, aempanied by little Missed Frankie . and Myrtle Minnie Field where ev will remain with their fatherMrs. ASa Johnson after spend inn e holiftetys with her parents Mr. and rs. .1: B. Blackstoek left Saturday oiling for her home in -fHttsburg. M?rs. Maeie Holland is again very ,-we w:sh fur her a speedy recovery Mis. F.Ua Duekett spent tlu?- vwUfrle in. Sumter. >Ii-s-r>aisy R, JohTisoft of Ashevillf lent the. holidays with her mother M-m?aod Mrs. Means of Monroe.,N .. spent the Xmas holidays witTT ie r parents, 'Rev. and Mrs. M. A, a lining:hum.? ?. Rev. and Mrs. Eugene. Lilliewooo id Mrs lezzie Miller Pli?it.?n si (' ere the New Year's jjuests of Ri v. id Mrs. M, 'A. Cunningham. ^ On New Years Day. Mcsdames Cc 11a Hudpvn< and Hattie Golden.gav. Reception at the formerk home ,ir. onor of thier two clubs member's rid friends: namely: Gleaners and ts?l|#t Aid respectively: .ibfcuLtJ-o^ uests (called during the afternoon arious. granies were played during ie social hours. Each president pre inted the r members with gifts and 1 return the 111, rohi r^ th.i residents with gifts also. These re clubs of St. Paul Baotiijt ChurcP io'?t lo?hostesses- served a?twc> uirse dinmr which consisted of Tier ra\ y. fires ng, macaroni, potato, Iding, turkey with cranberries, rol >a. rice cream and cake. M ss Dorothy Loman of Clinton, i-'ited in tin- city Sunday and a als> frequent visitor to the "talk-es ' uxing .th*i uenUi ?>- - 1? -? We are so?rv to report Mrs.' Etta larlington, Mrs. Nettie Spann, and Ir. antes Blackstock are confined to teir rooms. Mrs. A. Wanzcr is con-, aisi>,"T n the (irfcitv'lle W _ B.- FlTis Ttal to the delight of her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith motored to partanburg, Thursday evening to vis ; sick relatives. c ' 1 - ? Jil l I wr i - IMge Five uneral'home, 7 [ enski) e.mbalmkh or ;\ and c;f:ok(;i \ ' t I' uneral ( nrs and Ftinvnfl ~ . * " Equipment * ~? , : 9 As (iood a> I In- Best | Ajirt Bid frr I han I he IU-.i c'oijn'esv i ?nd |f s?m io; |, Of lice Phone r> T ' ? 7 ' ? Residence Phone 7701 MM WASHIMlldN <1 < OI.l MIUA, .s. ( _ . " 1 < K<\ \ \ w > . 1 f i?- iiiji* t' v jO Bethel A. .M. K. CiAuvt, . wa.\ except oi,ally .^.od. 'ft. j ;.-nde \.iv! . fornuM^jat: ;'ne ,?; , j?u.,,j Woods Streets. u jVa.tcrnities and ori*..hizni ?rt-?nl kUMA" L::' '' ' i: ' named above \\u 1 : *' wonderful Kmaneijia" a a- \ delivered by Dr. .J-il u . . the'' ?liastornt Dcke:>i"i AK ''h-arm It Was a I -|. r' hn-, , lon^ in the :^.'en;o!\* ..f : ... 7:..J hearers. Dr.. Iloi': i . , tbe . : ' men of the hoar-. i . . IMtOFKSSIONAL . ( Aims . j - DR. s. H. (,ri:I;N 1 Oil ice . . .if.-- r.i nc-s:' J ' o tu 10 a. m. ; HTTTluEs . 12 to 2 p. m. " Oii.ce: 5775 C to C !>. 'til. .Office:. _ I'v-dcitcc: r1 oOO Gregg St. 17u * jrj? onrice 11<iiii> rtuiiu lJ >;?? A.wi.-: _' ! y, ' ... O.uu 1'. .>1. n> s I'. 'ii54>' Dr. C. E. I'liy>i? ian <(4i(t Siii ;??mi UlHMU. I. rrt 'A ; ! 1 u | . > ~A Specially Office; - - ^ u, < U-tL-v ! 1414 Va As^eiiildy SI. 1.: J ? Oaii St. . ,, ' Office ll.iiii's:^- i . ??rr 8:30 A. M. lo 7.00 1' M. C'. i" i i- tr ?'<u.'i3 Iti fn'h v>l"'; ' Dr. 1>. Iv. Jeiiivi rfs _ 1 . DM.VI isr to I' 'II'llI'lalcs, ( rov* lis ,iii(l Iti id^ea Sunday ,l<y A pj" in; ,. L'i:fc - 4 Lxtruction tTy C olid:ic11*?e A a Specialty. - .'' I i07l.-a Wa&hinyt n St..- t\:a. DR. L. .M. DAM MLS Physician and Suroeoii Special Attention Oiven hvi-iiM's Of Wlonu-n. Qffll'O I1' 1125 Washington ? - ' lanijtyn V Phone G42'd t - Pome 7o?'-4 DR. J. <i.SI J 'ART Office,. 11 u Ufa. ^ i 1 *-, I -1 11-: ihuu to 1 OUJK .>1. - :Cts. ?,C.UO to- P -M" ? DlTTri^TTTT'TT Office: ? Kosiience ; -2jUiRii-ayk>r St., 1117 Pine St. Office Hours: ' r~r~ " Phones ll A. M. to 2 P. M,. He's. ftft-5 6 I'. M. to ft: 1*. M. Ollice 4247 . DR. \V. I). Chappelle Physician and Sttt-jrmrr? Diseases of Women and'Children A Specially Office: > a pc-' i)it--0, 11124 Vi Assembly St. 1 ,'jO 1 line St ^ Col^mliia, S..C. ' mmmm?^?^ " Office riiunf l-!40 |;t <. Phone 07??>? N. J. FRKDKUK K ~ A,ttorney-at l.aw ami \,,t..t |'^|r||f ruAcrii 1-: IN MI COI KIS ?Slulf anil 1'Yilnal Illy W ashiiiKton St., I oluinhia, S. t. J. II. JOIINSOA &U).L Notary Public and Healer' in foal estate arid ??le. ,,f j,^s ,n ; PINE RIIU1K FF^! I- Tripy * Beau- * i <?* ed conn above College Place. ,. *" f~" : Phone 6422.',. "3 1109 ^ Washingtoni Street *3 t ? X . -g**