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FnfiiHan. .Tdnuuri-fll. FFrUCH NEWS OF SI1)M:\ IWRK V M. K. CHl'RCit TTIic. Siuulay School .wer*. -called to order at the-usual houi' 1 sy the Snpt. . D. It. StarU. 'After the, openirij* services the school discussed the levson; At I 1:.'!() Rev. .1. Anderson. our " p: -1?rr iiM iitii-d the rostruni to deliver one?of. his soul .stirring- sermons. ' sfy* |.lis rtext was*-found Isa. .'15:8. This -1 '' '-A . , S irur-eil \\as a jyreat sermon. o'clock; after the regular order of service the pastor delivered a noble sermon from1 tier; 21:17; subject, "What A;l-"' li?t hoc?llafy.tr Th'.- i aster" .-u'.no'.inct'il i> special sermon for next Sunday. The public .. is..invited' to hear this tfreat sermon. "7 Sunday School convened at 10:00 o'clock by -having devotionals, after,.] ^ which the lesson was discussed by teacher-- and reviewed by Rev. Owens Afy eleven o'clock. Rev. Owens ? nreaehod from Proverbs 4:2.'?; subject,, " "Acts of Miln." Topics: 1 Orio pan uot dam a stream, 2. A stream can be?no hotter?than its source.??A" stream seeks its level, 4. A stream will find its source. ' At <> o'clock the League cohVCned The lesjijun was discussed and League yells were jiractised led by Fannie - Phelps. We sang a selection-and dis= misse l. , . At S o'clock Rev. Owens preached another forcible sermon from Mark 7:21. Those on t.he sick list aroMr^Kiny. = nrrntr Mrs.- Solomon," a"iul"7)ther/; ' we hope them a speedy recovery. FlltS'l' t VIA ARY BAIT. CHURCH , 'JHui ^vi.:illuii',.l>eii.ig pleasant Sunday. IV i 11 ? Ttvcin.l o'.r Sunday Sc'llOOt with -many bright young faces?, ready to listen-to one of the lessons on the life of Christ. They were taught by >. well prcpaf bd teachers. about the .. temptation 'of Christ. The fact was. brought'out in the review of the lesson that as Christ had temtations we .-a::! -jk. ' tic v.. ni-i-t a-, lie did yield not to them.' far tip, sin comes not., with the temtation but with the. yielding. At tlu*'cl? so of the Sunday School services. :\V(? 'had the usual prayer meeting winch put all pf the hearers ill a mood of worship. At 11:01) A. M.. u\> entered the morning service. The pastor used al the subject of his niessaire, "He of (rood Cheer." The t'.'Nt w hid)?lie?used?us?a?bash?h?found in .John 10 The l'astor. Rev. Youngblood, im| 1 Tossed his h< nrors. with the f;vt that Christ wants us to lie of good cheer regardless 'of conditions for He has . given lis the prohiise of His spirit which will abide with us?"For I.will lie with you" I'.vrryono?present?seemed" to?have . t ..been greatly . iuijirssed with the sermon and many confessed that they would take up noYv~<nrufago. and~lie" cheerful. It is with much regret that we an --hot'nc--- thy fotlnwir^r-. Kick: Sisters, Mrs. Toun-viid. Deacon and Mrs. Hall Brothers: Atkins. \Vx' \vi -h. to announce* to the members of our church who have children that V./? 11 "od oo-j :- K)in: . : BKTIIKJ. A. M. K. ( HlltCII NOTES J?y Way i i'f - appreciation for the beautiful sunlight' >Sunday Hhe members ami frien Is attended the services 1 rsunday School. A 'very,' interesting study of?the'lesson wtis^nad with very encouraging remarks by Dr.,, Law?' delight to see increasing of___ pupils -young -men-'and ^ _ Avoinen and adults come in to the school room each Sunday. At 11 <1 f> Dr. r.awrcnce. introduced Rev.- T'eace, a student of the Theological Department of Allen University who delivered the gospel message as found in the 12 division of the Psalms and at the 1st verse; Subject. "The Thirst for God."' The sermon was appealing, satisfying and vi ry twu-h enjoyedr? . .The' Christian Ktiddayor came in for a splendid program l>v t-he-ivounir people. at (1:00 ]'. M. The program was very instructive and largely at' tended. ? A t 71*?AL?I)r. I^awrenco delivered the message to a splendid audience from St. .John 1:40. Subject, -Ci""c v n-nd - -Seo-r" - srec!V'lg Ids hearers to behold the invitation apd see Jesus for all that, is good, , noble and ^worthwhile in this life. A pana,0 cea for all our ills. . Aniopg "the visitors who worshipped with 'us Sunday morning were: Dr. I). K. Jenkins: Major, aim Mrs. G, W. Ford; his father and mother-inlaw, of 111.; Mr. F.ugene Wethers, of 1 Wiishlnfc'lon, one Mrs. 1'ressley of the , . city, and-'Mrs. Lyles of Antioch Bap' . tist Church. We assure them we appreciated their presence and extend ^ a most cordial invitation to return Sunday Feb. 1. <(Gp to Church, S'.inT" dav," and hear Bishop R. C. Ransom at 11:15 A*. M.. The public is invited. ?* nr. mvi Lftwrence wish to than If very much' Stewardess Board No. 1. for a nice hig hatch of fresh groceries last week at the parsonage'. . During the illness of Mrs. Bates, JSMe.liprhtful services has been rendered y.t the piano -and organ hy Mrs. A. R;tumg:mhnrr and Mi^s'" Vei'deB\ aBf'olliilS. M IN 1STEHS WIVES ALMANfK 7-^ ?The livid "Now Year"?mooting of . the Alliance was held at the home.oC Mrs.'C. A. Adams, 2113 Lady Street. Mrs. N. Watson, Chaplain, con v 1 . jniillaitfflalfcMi iitiitiimiiiii 1 iniiiiiifriiiiti ii 1 r it .i A ' SOUTH CAROLINA ducted <the opening exercise with singing. The- V ce-Prosidoi)t, Mrs. I). K. Dilliard,presiding in the absence of the President, Mrs. E. V. Wullace, gave a very pleasing address 011 the "Hew year and its pros pects for new -and better- -worlc for another year. Her talk was warmly received by the Alliance. Reports from the different com- | .miya.^.\yuui- u-ee?iw>U- ?mt- Odoptetf:1 Jh.e/coihmitteev on Christmas activities* told' how thankfully?she the inI mates of the Old Folk's Homo , joyed the- littK*?gifts?sent them by the Alliance. ' 1 he Alliance regretted very much the loss of the son of cne of its ptemibers, Mrs. M. G. Johnson in the peron of Dr'. Herbert Johnson. They senl_ pression of their love and deepest sympathy.* The Alliance regrets very much the loss of some of its members, who have been assigned with their husband to other fields of; labor. Mrs. L, V. Wallace our very efficient President, has been assigned along with ,er husband, the Rev. Samuel Wakl .ace to" work in Augusta, Ga., and Mrs. Murph goes with her husband | lie Kev. J. W. JMurpjU- tn SummcrH vine, b. (J. We** miss_ihem very much and wish them God's speed in their" new fields of labor. While sojourning' with us, they worked diligently ^gpl untiringly for the uplift of the . ommunrty in which they resided. ?Ve pray that the blessings of God Kee-p them in perfect health and peace -in order?that -they?might be in this world to labor much longer for the' uplift of humanity. The Alliance was much enlivened and encouraged at this first meeting d' the year by the addition of five , lew iili'i'.l'i'iv m Hi" |l"i'" of M'h.i J. J. Starks, Mrs. M. M.^Duckett. Mrs. G. M. Miles, Mrs. S. S. Rice, anu Mrs. C. S. Lawrence. These good ladies made'some very noouraging remarks and were nuidc weleonu' by- the Alliance. At the close ol' the buslncs part of ho meeting there was a genera' greeting of each other,. -afteAvhieb a delicious salad course" was served. We are sorry to know we will soon have to part with our most efficient nd useful assistant secretary. Shoo must soon leave for a new field .of labor with her huband, the Rev. J. :n?l her hu.-band while Orangeburg will gain,- We Wish for her the same blessings as we did for our,other etficicnt?and energetic?workers:?God's choicest blessings. ?? . THE WOMEN CIRCLE NEWS OF TAYLOR CHAPEL CHURCH. The Women of Taylor Chapel A. M. E. Church has organized what is known as a Women's Circle. -Our purpose is -to help caYe for the sick and disable ones of 'the. community, and heli> 'n the church where ever we re needed. ' *, - During Christinas , we were able to .mukc. Uie_lteail5_glad__of several. in, the community by giving them pacguges containing fruits and a few,' groceries so that they were able to prepare themselves something nourclaim, thank God! We?were not baleto get-anything for Christmas. Others said thank you all, it is the very -t-liings 11 needed l l didn't have anything and didn't know when I was going _Ln_ get anything; I can't get thru thftnking your- The members -of the to tier more lie teal purpose of giving on Christmas and who to give to. I feel that we: have made-one, step .to prgress in that besides the other work we have -accomt fished .since?we organized. Our last meeting was entertained by Mrs. Anna Thompson. We were vrccelvi-d royally; the meeting was very lively. Mrs. Mattie Blocker and Mrs.. Margaret Johnson made- splendid talks in the meeting which all enjoyed. Cake and wine was . served in abundance. It was hard to get the members away from this home, but ,t will be easy to get them back. , Sister McDonald our President,- i* wide-awake in her ideas for the suc^~ cess of the Circle. We are bound for success if we stick to her which 1 believe all means to (lo. Mrs. M. j. .Johnson is the hostess of the next meeting. We are trying to make this year 1931 a year of progress with Taylor Chapel. Miss Elizabeth Johnson was on a visit recently and while here attended the Sunday School and gave us very interesting points on the lesson. She is back in School at Allen University.?We?hope for her?much success. __Rev_A. A.^Amaker is much enlhusiased over our work.. Mrs. A maker .is doing her it to put the program over. MILLER'S CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH Last Sunday morning and evening hers and friends. Dr. J. C. McClellan^the pastor delivered one of the greatest sermons that was ever heard here from the subject, "The plumbline a christian test."^ Three persons went forward and joined the church i At night one of the most beautiful programs was rendered that we ever hlfeard. The Woman's Day. The Sunshine Club led on by Mrs. Morgan Williams and. Mrs. Luclnda Brown 'jesses, stewardesses pulpit board and ail; we pull our hats to the clubs. There were duetts, solos, subjects TIIE PALME from papers, carnets, reading, pray- ( ers, creeu, hymn consecration etc. j were had oy tne Mrs. A. Cuiy, ills' Li. J - "Hare, .Mrs. L. J. Carpenter, airs. Llella Ooris, airs. Alma. KoLniison, airs.* Jbeeuy Williams, Airs.- .Mary Johnson Miss T. ij. Galiman, aiiss au- ( die Learson, airs. A.. L. \V astung- , ton, air. S>. \\. Allen, airs. Lunice j Alien, aiisses Uucss and Nance, .Mis.?ntnei Liaiiman. ?. The sick here are Mr. and Mr>. -y Joseph Nance, .Mary Sena .Nance, .Mr. , W in ilates, and uaugntcr; airs. uia> t .Mrs. Wilson, 1'roi. fer. S. - WaHnum, ^ We had pieseni in the s'erviee -fttttt?; day morning; Kev. 111*. 'Alon/.a Svutl from England. - He is-here represent- . ing interracial cooperation, lie ,ipoko at the cluscuf Lite, jUMm&Ar.u?~Ui*w-?w?> leresi oi ms work. Visitors ail. al? ' ways welcoTne here* MT. 1M8CAH V. Al. K. I nl ,vl il r .Oil. Sunday, Jan. .1, alt. i'isgah^-l pulpit was graced \yiwi mo prc.-unc. j of JfTol. (J. A- Singleton, or Alien L I jL^efsrty; Ills W war, Koeuuu-Hf8:35; Who shall separate us from ! ers spell bound and you could tell by.. < their face that every word was.enjoy- j ed. .Mrs. Singleton. .Miss S. K. tinea ] latin teacher at Allen and Frol'. Wood j ruff teacher of English accompuirhd 1 aim. Come again \ve are id way. " glad to have yoii. ' z 1 of Mrs. Mary. Butler, \V. Liberty S.?-i Mrs. Il'Mlel* ' |-trr |. _ i Moore. * Although, tile weather was a little inclement a large number at-. . tended. This club hsiv onen .if out i<: : ?erviee to the church arid they arc ' planning greater things for the future J The President, Mrs. AInieta Gregg is 1 wide-awake and she has some veiy ; enthusiastic workers. The. collection at lust wiectinr was $14.00. '. The* hos- 1 ."iess" served chicken salad, saltines, plain and fruit caktk The intcling ! adjourned to meet next at the.pai'on age. with Mrs. J;inerctto and Miss N. Davis ris hostess." It ETHEL A. M. E. ( III Ut.ll Georgetown, S. C. The Minute Men's Club was organ- 1 ized Jan: 18. The?" following \reia*<clected as officers: Mr. 1). 11. Drayton, President; Mr. David Greene, Vice- ' Presdent; Mr. It. B.-Anderson,/lYeris.; j Mr. P. H. Brunson, Secretary; and ' Mr. Eraser Itidiinshn. Chaplain. The J club showed tne true miiuit.e men spirit by turiiing out m large nuinh.-i to the first regular meeting held at 1 the parsoriage Jan.j 12. This eluh meets twice a month and it> object is : taJtssist_JJle churehan any -emergen- ' cy. A very interesting musical ami literary program was had at Bethel Church- Sunday. It jwas sponsored by the minuU mviu club.? I)r. L. It. Nichols, one of the "lead- , ing ministers of the connection held ' -his liist quatteily conference at Belli- J ei Church on Monday i veiling. It was a most interesting and pleasant quarter. The membership, Was out in , nnniKnve ? i ~ *U-- 1 : - ^ ^. O ?.V/ niincn?. u:u [Jioeee >HlgS. Dr. R. E. Brogdon, the pastor, as is ; his custom, had everything in tvadiness. His plan is on a high . ordtuv , All finances ai'e in hand prior to the j arrival of the Presiding Elder. His '. motto for Bethel , is "Oyitr the Lop," "The Valley Form,''-a highly in- , teresting and?enjoyable play, was presented-on Jlonday eveinir, at the Howard School Auditorium by the talented faculty of Georgetown ('dun- . ty Training School, under the management of Principal J. E Smith and .. OTYV." rlTniiimtiina June1-. The l >lrnF" was indescribably line. The characters most happily plecatl?T+Tcr^v^Tv" greeted hy??r""TTixnvde<l house. This , playwas sopsored hy the temhcis , oP^ffie piano clubt " Emanuel.A. M. E. Church Rev.-J. E. Heard. I). 1).. Pastor On Friday evening. Jan. 2:1, the ; first quarterly conference1?of the church was held. The session was ; called at 8:20 P. M., by the Presiding Elder, ReV. M. A. Ilollips, The )>as- ] tor was also present and as usual, ;'.t- , tended to his duties. After the devjntionals, the organization wa-'perfect-. ] ed and business was coirsi lered. All < report* ^coming from the clubs, boards, and auxiliaries were read, re- j ceived and adopted. A la'rjre attend- , ance of the membership was present | and the work was carried "ti with peac,, and harmony. The elder in ( keeping with the custom. <11 I \ < ?- J two. rousing sermons. SutHry which | concluded his work for the quarter , relative to Emanuel. b |j The Sunday , School lessen?Vrtts?v-i?ej porously discussed diirinj? the Sun-| /|?1 V ???? 1A-- 1 ...... >>v r/xci'i.^ oi' | ] the loading class in th<* school had a , red hot discussion. The members of < the class were sorely disappointed . when the bell rang which signified that the period was at an end.' This , class i> composed of a wide-awake _ set of young~ men and vtooivnge ! ; boy^. Several visitors wer0 present . and expressed tf)cmsoh"< ^ h-f'-nj enjoyed themseh e's immensely. Our- , ing the LeagyjKfrour, another enjoya- . ble time Was had. A program was ( rendered which was witness?.-; by a creditable gathering -of friends -as :' well as members. " Xiw?annual?Ohvistm.is?sin wcr?frrr? the leaders of Emanuel was held on -Monday night,, Jan. I'd.?A? Was arranged for the occasion as follows: Opening select on. M ovh - -- - cjin111 oni|iLurs- reacting-, At. I4'. Blake; proceeded.by J. W. Frasieri who offered the supplication. Five minutes talk, \V. H. Moore; Se'eotion. Mai? jChoruSI- Short talk, S, ; V<>- car solo, Cyrus Alston: ' Bearum;. K. J. Murray. The 27tl\_ division of the Psalms was recited bf Brother Wnj. F.lmore; Vocal solo, Thwias Ta\Idr; * Selection Malo Chorus; Reodinp,-, Abraham MjcKelvev; Vocal Solo. Kdward Botterson; selection. F^nanuol Quartette; Vocal solo, flulius Mack; Selection, Male Chorus. Distribution t of packng-e^ Benediction. J.* W.I " . - ?' TTO LRADF!R [jailIn id. M. of C. Practically all the leaders got. "wet" even the pastor. U i* mist lliat tin y will not contract a old alter having been "soaked'' thru. Sunny Side Social Club The regular meeting of the- club onvened at the home of Miss Janie ,,'urry No. 25 N'unan St., on the 19th, nstant. Alter the opening the minjtes was- read by Rec. 'Secretary.1 '? i? i on'inc.-s was taken up after \hieh a light repast was served. The lub i looking forward to future ae: 'i'. ies w hich will be announced later Vt etnt>ers preset11: 51 isses E. lVobhdree. I. Curry, FTi Porter, I.. Fri<Ji,e, \l. ford. 1 >. ti.aillard, 1.. K. ISlouTtrie ;'iiil M l\ (i regg. _*' S\'e ramiot .-we ourselves as others see us. , iVe serve each other because it i? our ?11i.il y?U.?mankind.? Ml are building a character of some "Kiiid.. There are little things that leave us little regrets. INlt. /ion A. M. E. Church ?J. \v. Wrtherspoon,-l?a?tor ? Last Sunday we were blessed with deal weather?a-ml?ttH?ehurgh gcu^rs ook advantage of the day by attend- " rig their church. The audience at \lt. Zion .was unusually large; this i rave renewed inspiration to. the Pas- | .1 r. Dr. Witherspoon and he ..delivered ! iiiotlici jiowerlul sermon in the morn- " if^Rnmans; "hi.; thomn of -or [rueiTKMit. was "Hope." Which was ex-jj) plained as never before. t Wo. had many visiting friends present at both services. " ' ] A beautiful concert was sponsored c by Mr. J. Donovan Moore,, of this ^ city for a. student fit college, on last r Sunday afternoon, at Avery School It was a grand. axair; "a nw?t.4x*' cedent program was rendered, consist in# or vm'TilTiruT instrumental "music, and orations; this was fer.lly a rate treat to a vast audience. r M r. Moore was., well pleased with the results; .Mrs, Susan. Logan, entertained on ^ ri'ltlllV In honor 01 airs. Kuth Ladson "* Keitlie .of New York City. Quite a large number of folks are * planing for a,big trip to the "Capitol City" to the Roland Hayes recital, j February <>th." 1 , Mr. Robert Macbeth has returned f i.fter Jong - stay iii tlie North;, his , presence, has brought joy* to the f lic art df his mother and family'as he j presents a picture of health. . j. Mrs. Ruth Ladson Keith, of New York City formerly-of this eity has returned for a short stay. She is ? limiting relatives and host of friends ^ sh . iskept busy with entertainments in li.er honor. ? ? ^ ?i WAVMAN NKWS ; " I'ho t\ . H. and F. .M. society met r.t the home of, Mrs. R. J. Moore, Friday t. wniny, after?the business was -r >vef the hostess served a very nice fruit course. ' Masters Solomon Moore and Ed-- J IV;! I <1 Sintc VViiiUi + miiQefo Was(. ira'f hts Campbell Sunday ' it. was his birthday. - Mr. S. 1'. Campbell has been confined t<> for several "days uiftVrim: v.-ith tonsilitis. Ho; is able to be up again.;ii:TliT-i eAvas quite'"a number o'f* visi- \ ?lU?Way man?Sunday; services ^ rffe yuotl- -asrusnaK'? _ r 7 Miss Beulah Haltinanges has been t hvted as assistant - secretary for the Sunday- School. ^ ITTinctox MWS ~ "T ~ . ' ' ? ? Spring Hill A.. M. E. Church Sun- o lay School met at its usual hoj** and a A ll o'clock Rev. S. J. Johnson t! preached a wonderful sermon from A J udgc> 7y 18. - ' At Rev Mis Hollowny, preach .b d an inspiring sermon which all en- a joyed. . . ,n Key. Bowman and .Mrs. T. Bowman md son .visited at Spring Hill Sun- a lay at .Vew- -Bethel -A'. M! K. Church C Sunday night. ' if At t'cr'.o* tin- Booster Club' met at C liethel Church. Dalbert Sligh,. pre- v ;iding: McNeill Jones, Sec'ty.; Rev. Mrs I lolloway. made a speech,, also E IJi'V. Row man, RevTTIohnson and Mrs. "T 1?. SIiyr.lt had several new joiners, t! At 7:00 o'clock Rev. Bowman c veaclu <i a wonderful, sermon. Sun- w lay morning at 12 o'clock" Rev. A. [tailey of St. Paul Baptist Church m Touched a Wonderful sermon which E voryone enjoyed. o 2:00 o'clock. .Mr, John 'Howard's E uneraJ?wa- heUkr?Remarks were ? nade by Deacons Johnson; Poundsals t< nil J. Iffiit. Rev, Bailey, sang a so- ft ". "Clo'lo'iiied Skies."?.Miss Thelma -R iVQritig-sang a solo, "Does Jesus Care m Rev. A. P. I'orter preached the fun ral. Mrs* Kmily Clark, teacher of n 'vtlar Branch School gave interesting C >rograni.at the Junior High School, e Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Johnson, visited C ith her. p Hampton, of Philadelphia, is visiting c it the hod-side ol their mother, Mrs. Ji.'iinpton who has been ill for 7 three weeks at her home; her many f Friends wish for her a speedy recovry. I Pl.NCKNEY'S Fl UNDERTAKER AM) I AC SOl'TH C AROLINA i ' ^memm? mm The L+hy of the Valley Club gave : prize party. Monday ni'trht at the tome of' Mrs. C. ]). Sligh.. Jan. 17rlH, Saturday and Sunday Elder I .vies held Fi is first quurtvrl..* conference at New Bethel Church. It , vas a success altho' the weather was ainy and.^ld. ' ?? -y *>* j .LEXINGTON NEWS The services wertrr w;ell attended Sunday at St. I'aui". Baptist Church. rhe pastor preached a soul stirring ermon morning and evening and the congregation' was filled with spirit1-' tal ft?ri>i - ' " ~ r The fri'end~- -1 M is. Jit'::. brother r.lad to know.?hat she is improving ifter being ill f r several v.edcs. The funeral !.? } -he f >r Mr J hi. Feward was held at SC I't-n B'a; '; t h'.rch fr-M day a: i.Vloek. "Un-, cle John." as he u;>< t leacon anil solved in' .thai anaeity or-a ntfrhber of years.' Just rocent-y his ajjc and Jjealth prevented ".him i'om tatr>i>fe; an?active ]>art. it is ur? loss but Heaven's train. Mrs. Alice Hampton is seriously ill it her residence; her friends \.i-h for. ler a speed> ix'ciiveTy. Mr. John Hampton and .Miss Av*. ie Hampton are - home from I'hi-a.' i.lphla becaust. of the serious il'i- ' ess of their mother. The Lilly of the Valley ( lad truve party Monday nirrht at the -home o!' its. J. Sligh. The school impri'nvnient?Hub that? as been organized by Prof. Richardon is wide-awake. The* President liss X. Wari'nt; and members ar > in- . crested and their * inbttd Ms::, "Over he Top." NEW BROOK I. AN I) NEWS ' wL.-t / - ?. ? ...-i \f -.tin ii'i iy i iMuerenee oi He Xewbnokland Circuit was hold Saturday at Mt. I'is-rah A. M. E. 'hurch at I'ixi: na . Dr. G, . K. Fylehe pre-idinp elder was at his best on, Sunday a"hd preached a credit sermon foni the 40th Psalm. The t-onfertice was vi'Vy successful and'-tho. offi er^fsewi ij>uubl|t--Kvnn1.^ "V'VT" 'hurch was present in every sertee of hf Vrnrii*- Al'trr t i ?iiu 11;r?!_? wrrs? ver the pre>idinp elder with his U'il'end"<TUr pastor were the dipper piiests f?5frs. Brtmet-tti- . an^rm? r^rrt~tird:i w hey were the- dinner puesfs of Mrs. linnie Daniels. There axP many uiv th-e sick list a: t uth .chiirchyi?Miss Carn,"?^TTptfrrr*" nd Miss I^lizabeth (kilter and her lothen a.re vtjry much indisposed. ' Mrs. RachpJr_St1*othep is out apain fter an attack which kept-her indoor or sometime, Mtt. Beatrice Dreher > up and out airaim Mrs. Pluma Henn continues ill. but.we hope she ill soon be. up and out apain. : The sinpinp convention met at roojvland Baptist Church. last Sunay. Rev. M. H. Hollaway conducted he installation services ._and the hoirs were present to help in any ay they could. ; Sunday niphf at Double Branch we ere favored 'with the presence ot. lev. and Mr-. It A. Miller and .one f their members .from Rock Hill, lev. Miller was 'induced to. preach iul his message-was- .TTtelTptrt tut "One :> the saints at Double Branch. They re always pleased to hrive Rev'. Mil- ; P with them, u? his?presence is al- rays inspirational. 1 The -Quarterly Cenforeneeroeomlended Brothers Frank Dreher and >neal Brown to the District confernce to l?e admitted to the Annual lonference next fall. ' These arc rtfmismp ybunp "men and are do sti till to make a hiph mark 'in?their _ hosen tield of labor.. The I.eairue undo: '.hf direct;yr. ol _ Iiss De-iSie Ilee Coleman is moyinp iirw-nril Few Snmbv oveninf the youfig people gather- at Double {ranch Church and carry forward, a ling,is left undone Wl nake our Service a g i Tt tme consecTaren |iri|r?|i ~wr ic needs and wants lc^al 3 humanity, A true j&jsifl j ce of understanding EiftW | -T . ^ . , * 1 ' ' .7 1' .j .. . 7Page Five ' -- ?. JNERAL HOME ENSED EMRALMER OF \ ANI) GEORGIA Funeral Gars and Funer&l Equipment As Good as the Rest And Retter than the Rest 1- ' v And 1'likes Less ? 7] i * . 1 . ' ' \ CO I RTES> ? and j 4 j. _____?^wr??-TCT "Office I'bone 5707 Residence Rhone 77H5 1 Of Hi WASHINGTON -ST. ? COLUMBIA,. S. C. 7?^?? splendid program. Miss "Rachel I.oriek is very sick at this writing., ' We hope she will soon he out again. . V?? ? -wf ' ' v'"r: " ?Special Notice. ? CnrrespoTulerits and contributors are hereby notified t.hat all Notices, Cards of Thanks and Memoriams are charged for .'at- the ratL, of . 3c per M inimuni chat-go 1 nOr. Cash "ji must accompany eft oh article. : ^ U PROFESSIONAL CARDS np c d f1 ot,.. o? iv. uittiiiiJN Office Hours: Telephones 9 to 10 a. m. Res. 6028 12 to 2 p. m. : Office: 5775 fi to p.- nil Office: Residence: 1500 Grenr St. TSOfT'GregirOffice 11oura Rhone 11:20 A. M. lo 2 J'. .M Office 36.30 0.0(1 1*. M. ;!n 8 1\ M Res. 6548 Dr. tJ. u. Stephenson Physician and Surgeon Disease of Wuniei and Children A . Specialty Office: Rt>iid-"1i'^; TJI4 *A A sHMitdily St.??1328 OUk SI. Office lhiura* i* __ ? leiepnones: 8:3H A. M. Lo 7 on P. A|, O^fira uesroence Sll'ia ?Uiv-l4r-Kr-^en k itts __ ? " ' I'illin^s. IMales, Crowns and Bridgea Sunday by Appointment 7 Extraction by Conductive Anesthesia? a Specielt y, lUlV'/i Washington St.", Cola, S.. C. ; DR. L. M. DANIELS I'liysiciun and Surgeon . Special Attention Oiven Diseases Of Women. Office ' v' Residence 1125 Washington 22;it) llainptoh t'hone <54Jl' Phone 76G4 DR. J. (J. STUART Office Hours: , Telephone; 11:00 U> 1.00. P.'ML ? -Res. 46y2 G:00 to 8;0U P. M, Office 3706 Office-: ? -?Residence: ?. joifo Taylor St., .1117 Pine St. Office Hours: ' Phones U A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8876 6 P. M. to 8: 1'. M. Office 4247 DR. W. I). Chappelle h-,), Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specially Office 1324'*. Assembly St. 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S. C. * ' Office Phono 810? lies. Phone 6798 N. J. ritKDKKlCK ~ V I lot nc\-al -1 .an ai> iLMulary Public I'UAl I II Ii IN \||, COI KT8 . ?Sin I*- and Federal Jl I 19 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. X 11.4WHNSON ~i Nnlarv Public and Dealer in peal Estate and sale of lota in ; > "C PINK RIDCK CFMKTKRY. Beau- J tifully located uii paved road above ^oltege Place. J Phone 6422. 110DWashington Street 'Jjfl