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Saturday, February 7, tfl.'il. CHURCH NEWS OPI ST. JAMES A. M. E. CIllKtll hi ? Sunday School convened at 10:00 j p A. M. The lesson "Je.-us Hie Ureal ! i; Physician" -was \v? U -diScu-s'ed. - ? 11:00 o'clock Rev. Owens .pit-ached I t! a soul stirring sermon. . i| 2:00 o'clock the Missionary Meet- j ; ing convened. On -account, of sick jness many of the members were V absent but the meeting was a success 1 il 1 6^00 o'clock Mrs. Smith, preachedi It - h""'!'1* ul .^'"iin!i rh"ir ""in"' " Matt. 20:0; her choir also sang. i> 6:00 p'clock the' League was called j a j*: *to.order by President and an excellent 1; prbgram was rendered. 8:00 o'clock Rev. Owens preached another sermon ti from St. Luke 11:21. - '.I ? - 'j; SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH ( Rev. J. C. Anderson, Pastor. ^ ' Sunday school convened at 10:15 a. * m. After" the opening services the ? lesson was discussed by. the'school atpl reviewed by the Supt'. 1VIV. J>. R. ' Starks. At il:30 -lasISuhday morning the ~ members anu trlends heard a wonder . v ful sermon which was' delivered" be i " ^"tn^-pastor.?Tlio text may helWffTf- ? in St. Luke 22:1'J: '"This do in re- E |f membrancP of me." Theme .-."Memory/'^'Drr Anderson as usual always w has a message full of inspiration and love! After the seVmon and coRoc- n tion, the Pastor extended the invito- tl tion for the Lord's" Supper in remembrance of Jesus! -i ? -i At, 8 b'eloek Rev.--Ajiders<>n preach ed another forcible sermon froitl St. John the first chaper. The church p: has planned a rally for Feb. 22 and a number of clubs are .raising money \V for the rally and there are several tl -.entertainments for next week at the M church. Next Thursday hipju Rev. t! D. S. Pinckney of Jones Tabernacle church will preadi a special sermon'.- M A large number were present on Tuesday night at the Class-, meeting. The Pastor has appointed some new ^ class leaders. A Ifli'g.e n.umbty-.-of w the members of this chincir are id.- ,.l _ reported on the sirfr list; :tn 1 we hone 1r that thev \Vili soonTofover. . : ? ? ? ARTIH'll TOAVN MOWS "J 'M Sunday was fi beautiful day at Brown Chapel A. .M. K. Church.'Th.- " Sunday, School les- n was intere.-t- "I ingly discussed. ? ?Rev. James Bates and ~~Rcv. Rnfusftl' , , Jackson conducted devot onal part S1 . of the mornjng s.tvIcc,' alter which af r 6:11. Subi. '"Wash, .Santil'uation am! Justification," a "'endid attendance W heard h's xefmon. After the scrntoi' tli the Holy Conihnmion was >orved. St Monday night Feb. 2. Tin: I'ulpi. . Aid Board'Rave a hex parte for the 15 bqneTTf qf the club.. . <h Mr. Luther -Thompson has n tut:k-?I _ to. Patterson, N'., J., after spending?a- few days home with his' relatives and ,, frienchr?? *-"=? Hrna* ?~ ? MNCSTRHK MJWS___| Bethel A.M. K. Church. ...... c. We are stdl enjoying groat set vices js at Bethel. Rev, Quarles i- still had p, >ng. , II ^ suiumy^cmv'i Ics-MI v.as \W.. m T, teresting. At 11 :00 o'clock Rev. .1. ~~ C. Quarles ' preached a noble sen.ton. ,]j ~ ?Text St;?LnF:o?2^: tT: ~"Ttrr.tie Tin ~ First Communion."?.' All s,om?-u?t-~-^ have enjoyed the sermon. White', who is sick antl. athnititsTcred ; * ' the Holy'Coinhuinioii. R, Mrs. F V. Wilson. Rev. WMson*-' =p ?wife is 1 n t1 i e K higsCt'o IIo.-pnal ilF ' We hope for her a speedy recovery. R, Miss Essie- Pressjey. spent the week R end in Kingstree with her mother; CI Dr. Wm. .Lee Williams, passed tlmr la Sunday evening and stopped a while in JOHNSTON NEW S ~ tk .. . Pi On Monday, Jan.- 26. Mrs." Dais;.' r., White, Mrs. Kena Payne ami Mi-, jj' Black, visited Us at our chapel hour. They made interesting talks 'to the p( student bedy; they also brought a rc. few books to be added to the library.; ?,] Elder J. A. Davis, accompanied hj \ Rev. Counts of Columbia, S. 0;, held his first quarterly conference atrBeth- r, el U. OT. It.. unurcn n Mm.lay nign.l.' th Sunday School at Kn.^t Spring ua [y well attended on Sunday; SuplT A. 11. -y Harrison, Is doing all lie can to mak -j-jr this a number ode Sclvo.l. At tin.. ^ close of the School, Prayer seruce bo w gan at 12:00 o'clock. Kev. ,J. J. Jones u{ preached a soul stirriny sermon to a w 1" audience. Text subject. "As |j? Moses Lifted up the. Serpant in the < < Wilderness, the son of man aho niusi tli be lifted up: Subj." "Look and Live. ' J. The P. T. A. met on Kel,>. 2; con ai ducted bv the pre-ddenG Alter ^thc 7h usual routine of opening a discussion f? on "Benefits derived from the P. T--< * AftefThe business .was rrvrr wlelieiou ft repast was served. , l? A The happy club met at the home di "f U"Min \l.lnw, Sill 111 (hie .Ian iil. The Junior Clas* of J .hnston Kos J enwald Graded School rendered a ploy a entitled "The llooiser School." Kri day nigljt, Jan. .'50, at Bouknight, S.TT" In interest of the basketball tea.a. . Miss Ethel Mae Watson motored ft to Charlotte, N. C., on the 20th and spent the week-end with her sister. V -v Class KUVc a. <ia4jL;?l i._l the home of Adr eht l\. \V;it "r ur1 ;b;f "\v the 29th. It Was enjoyed by all. d< The first basketball game played <h by the boys on our c.ampus Friday aT w ternoon, Jan. 30 Johnst n vs Ward. <. Johnoton was defeated.?: i : 1 r t< LEXINGTON NKWS New Bethel A. M. E. Church Sun- si sotmi Carolina ay School was held at the usual hour At 11:00 o clock-lieVf S. J. Johnson reached a Wonderful sermon to a m*e 'audience. The niemher.-rur N -W Bethel mourn he.. Liit ol tln-ir* sister- Mrs. Alice.' lan.pt. n who departed this life Jar., 1. i'J'il. We have lost a faithful leather: .die was also a stewardess, i c w ;sh ; to. extern! our sympathy to ie l>. i . a .nl family. Mrs. ilamptoii a\es a ImsbamT lour dautfluer-, four er pass-in;. Funeral held Thurrdu.v t J:i o o'clock. The body will be ud to re,st in the church yard. At <i:0y u'cioi k Sundae Tlie Boos r C'luh met at Bethel; Rev. S. J. : hnson, Rev. A. I). Dawkin, Mr. J. . Miles, Mrs. Jennie Sligh and Mrs, .facksorr motored to Whitmlrc, S. A aUirday to attend the bqiird teetdnp of Mutual?Benefit Society of outh Carolina. Mi: - Jessie Portee who was hut it ti au o Sept. 15, 1.112b is still unable . > be out.. ^ LlCLHlN N lift H '?= : ' Fuuuluy?f' und?lii.iuy me nihil , uT tvtlTloheni A. JV1, R. Church. Tiesermon "The -"Christian Hitfhwtiy" 7TT~. I. ..I tZTTJ ?i> MKUL uut impressive; The Sunt. L. S AikIitsmh u-ith hi. . [t-wpi ki'i'.i are doing real work in le Sunday School. rile Busy Bee Club i> very much live. The" have 18 members -and e\v o.; . are coming each Sundav. Last Tuesday- evening the Literaryrogram including the dress with the Dre>s with the Hundred Pockets," as largely attended and enjoyed, by 11. This' urogram was given by Rev Irs. Ruth Janerette, 'in interest of le Stewardesses. Mrs. Bessie Webster, our faithful [issione-." President' and the MissuxaiX-^siste) s are hard at. work. ___ Rev. and Mrs. V. A. Janerette wer reatly surprised a few evening ago hen a few of thir loyal member? ished in u'inii them at the narsonagc ith mnk-ugrs-containing roany-pakt ~ tbk- foods; 7?* . .. " Negro History Week will be ob rved at Belton (iradecj School with ipropriate exercises daily. The many friends of Miss Eliza J. all sphipathizes with her in the lost ^ her aunt. Th.' mid-term exams, ure over and le students at Belton are rejoicing. Mr-. 1'".: A. Curtright hhs returned tor spanning a lew uays wun menus i.I relatives in Savannah. (In. Misses Louise Arnold. Piyirlee 'alkor, and Mr. Frank Latham \vVr?\ 10 guests of Miss John Mae Coolej unlay afternoon.. Miss Jidia .Mae (I rem lee tend Miss londella .Watkins of Reed Si., An- ~ :i*s n? spent the "week-end at home (J1NCS or THK HIT INTER Pit NOM1N AflON A I. MINIS IRKS ALLIANCE. The regular weekly meeting "f the oluitiltia Interdenor.ynati mal -Militers Alliance was held with the linity Baptist Church, Taylor an*' urdeti Sts. Rev. J. J. Harrison, usior, on Tuesday! Jan. z., oat. " After tiie usual preliminaries were spensed with , the election of offirrs for tin- ensuing year took place r folloWs: ' ' - ~=Rev. T. M. Boy kin, President; Re>., : W Coopee,. 1st. Vu-e-ITesi(ient; Rev. , >S. Pinckney/ 2nd Vice-President; ev. W. 1. Bbokhart, Secretary; Rev. | L S. Lnwroncef Asst. Secretary; ev. J. .T, jTai i i so irrTrra surer; Ke-. . L-v. b. A. Adams, Chaplain; Key. .J. , Kllixitt, Asst. Chaplain; Rev! A. ( nas. I77 Arboimv^Reporter. Insta'i- ( tion services will be' Arranged for ( the' peafest meeting. ( Among the special committees ap tifiled-are: Rev. IV-P. WaUane, Cm?, ntial Committee: Rev. E. A?Adams , I'bgram Committtee; Rev. C. B. Bai ( y. Sick Committee. Rev. b. H. 'j attield. Membership Comittee. An interesting and encouraging re jrt to the made by Dr. P. P. Watson dative to the meeting with council ( i' the matter of play-grounds for ( egro youths. ? '1 he Alliance i-s cooperating wit' e Cit> Relief Station, and with e various churches giving "enerous K)lf" will be kept from many a or uhtll belter times come. In keeping with this spirit $15.25 , as turned in from "a Mass Meeting ^ a few Weeks ago. This amount | f authorities. Those Who wish- to attribute will do well to do so tlyr:i ( lis organized Channel, R-ing up Rev,. , P. Boeder or Dr. T. At". Boykin, they' , e at your disposal" in this . great j mVment -in the interest' of the less ~ irtunate. ' Ilelpfill remarks were mfde by | t-VS. G. IV?CUt^per, I) II. Sims. Yi, j Adams-and S. C. CitnTpheTI, i'fesi Mit of the I. M. Alliance of Ander ui- S?LL The Benediction by Rev. B. Elliott brought the mooting to close. I'll AHLKSTON NEWS maniicl A. M. K. Church?ltev, .1. K. Board, Pastor U-4 .. ? ('1 '.matif contliti ns during the past _ 7 'chr"^ceT^"TavhV.iMP' Kind - PfVAM' I [>nce .smiled iipon us ,svh~d day "after" ny we enjoyed 'deal weather which as gratel.v appreciated. Sunday was a beautiful day and uring-t-hc morning ^crvicw our pas:-ir expounded the word with power t and sincerety. The subject, "My; acrifice" was one of beauty. As the upherd of the flock, the pastor led THE PALM us thrn?;gh _grc?n -pastures Vnd h; the still waters. y^^At the usual tirri the Lord's Supper was administcrc to a host?.6X.-jaaembers. A gloriou time wtln witnessed. _ ''n g. hundred and ninety scholar with the regular teaching staff wen present during the Sunday School pe riod, Mr. S. L. Jones, the Supt., i elated over the fact that the numbe: is increasing-- This number however does not constitute the membernhij of the school. The attendance at times exceeds this. Six new niember were enrolled and were plaed cn va rious classes. The AIM) Chris tjan ICndeavoi League- convened at the Usual tim< and a very good meeting was .held The services were conducted by MjsMt^i^ At fei Kev. Heard,. again preached to a large congregation at the evening hour of worship. "The (-'Hild win sneezed seven tilnes," was the theme 1 his was a wonderful sermon and was delivered with the usual elo<fuenc< which characterizes. t he pastor, There were four "accession for the day. Kliza Garrett, John Wilson, Lie tiora Garrett? and?l:rrobi Setttei were assigned to'classes. On Monday yvening, Jan. 26,^-thi Stewardess Auxiliary No. 2, of which MVs. M. J. "Alston, is -president, .spoil; sored an excellent entertainment namely: 'The-Twelvt, Tribes^of fsrael It cwrUuniv wan _a-beautiful uivht t< See the tries as they emerged fron -ander?thvir tents, and mtii'i4W-op-u iheir leader, father Moses.* In eon neetion with this a splendid progran was rendered.? ?:?;? .? .Miss Loraine K. Moultrie entertain ed at. Iter homo oTi .1 <gFT-...>f the everting' of the 20th, in honor o Miss Julia M. Williams, formerly- oi this city, nyw-.of New York; Tht hostess spared no pains in making i1 pleasant for the honored ljuesl.- A delicious- repast was .served'and a joyous time was held. The guests pres ent were: Miss Julia M. Wilia,rrrs guest of honor; Misses Jennie Miles Helen Parker, Jennie Curry, Edythc Krierson, Mrs, -Katie Gregg and Messrs George , and Lawrence Parker After hours of ..pleasure, tig guests departed having enjoyed - nhemselves immensely. .Miss ..N. A. McQueen, a member of the Steward Board- is confined, to lyj' home because of illness. We wish ?.?| bin- -.1 speedy ri'ei>v. l-y ;_j? We are glad to see that our pastor is endeavoring to keep in gorfl spirits after his rec.Mit bereavement. Heart felt sympathy Was expressed by the members*of his flock, THOUGHTS Let us endeavor to talk lefss and do more. 5 Don't brag about what you can do. We all n:i*< tliic u-u- Kiit lei us do iuir liit without grumbling Mt. Zion A. M.. K. Church?Kev.J. \W Witherspoon, I'astor Oil last Sunday, all day' was a gt-riomdv >pe?rt?by the members--and friends -lining' (Jonunurfion the attendance showed a wonderful increase which -tra\c -renewed inspiration to the pastor who preached like he felt and that was indeed1 good. They were several Tuit-of-t wn vis+trnTsy? truing" whom, were: Mrs. A. L. Mctihee of Aiken, X. C.. who spent the w-fk-i nil 'here.?Lb*?house?guest?of Mr. and Mrs. I). 'S. Green who made Li 111 r 1111 1 \ ?pleasant?Ho:?her?during her stay. Mr*. Metihce, is Coliferchce Branch i'tv.siilenl, of I lie Mis^i mar.y Siuirty i>f the S. C. Conference. Mr. and Mrs. St. Julian Dash, enilancy hall in honor of Mrs.i R-vrth 1.. Kr-Itli, of New Vufk City." An clabre rate ihciiu was served buffet style i-rous to mention indulged in playing bridge and dancing to jmisie furnishi,al_ hj.1 suine uX. Uff ii'Tl V** best UlUlUib: 'wee" hours." ' Mrs. Alma L. Btillard, proved to he uiite a charming hostess to a verv [ielichttul affair bn Jan.- 27 in honor [>f Mrs. Ruth I., Keith, of *Ntv\v York City. A vt*ry tasty menu was served-. The guests indulged in plaS'Wig cards frnT (lancing to music -furnished by sonve of tlu- best orchestras in the ,'ountry'cvt'r the.radio. Those attend in": Mr'., and Mrs. Roger Evans, Mr. iind Mrs. .George Duval, Mr. and Mrs. Alma BacQurt, Mrs. Ethel Baylor, Mrs. .funic Smalls, Messrs James Anlefson, Gussic Boiiepart George Pbu Jm--!). ' . Dr. L. T. Purvis. St. CARLISLE' NEWS CS| - " == . We have all enjoyed those beautiful sprimr-like days and wish they would L'ontinut', but*\ve fear ere long it will Ipm into the refrigerator. The school duiiluen .are esjficially grateful. We are having interesting send es at Mt. Kden and-Williams Chapel L*aeh Sundav. lie\y Crawford, the new pastor at Williams Chapel seem'? to be the right man in the right plate We wish him much success. ReV. W, J,. Johnson and his faithful members are linffefng plans to do greater things.^tbis year than ever, Mrs. Katbalene Jeter Kisom, was a pleasant visitor at the htgne of Mr*. Mary?K?.Sarl.ur un laol Thursda v. We are always glad to have this young lady in our city Mrs. Lillie Stewart was hostess to ,i reeention eriven for some of the y.ung people on last week. 7^11 repeat an enjoVltte time.' There are several in our town on the siek 1st. We hope for ali a sp'Dc?! . recovery . To reach the Colored vertise in the Palmetto Leader to get results. ICTTO LEADER - . i ! iSiLV.kr m;ws c ' " "" " ;? d'! Trinitv A. M. E, Church s ; At an early hour the Sunday Schoo | ducted the various-^hisse- with hci i ! staff :>f .officers after which class - i meetihg was conducted by" Brothet i Paul Devnult and Brother -John Boozi j er.. The power of God was with us. , | - Brother John Burton, ha- been <n ) 'the sick list for some tiioe; we hope ho will soon he up and out again-. J'T Mrs.'Oi Boozer, request:, everybody - I to Oome !? * ' a red to eontr bate" some. I thing on the th'Lrd Sunday- (loth; 'to pound. Br tluT Johh Knr'iei Any ;. thing you give will beMrrghty- trfr . . preeiatvd-. , .. V',:t!?.k tt'1, i Mrs. (irOrge .Scott break .hileg at i school. He is now. doing line, W\; trust lu will b'e ut in a few days. > Trinity A. M. K. Church was weil attended on .SXmday. Tin- weathei r was tirkn und everybody" was out. i Sunday School opened lOnJI - emi. ducted by Sunt. L.* K. Jackson. Tb ' young folk are taking great interest . and evei'vone seenis' ereiitlv lnmf.fiti.il H?^2i:50" Rev. "J \V. Williams. Pastor | in charge delivered an inspiring ser' i man from i >'k? 4:2;."Jesus Tempted' i I The election of officers for the Sun -day School was held after services . ' Mr>. Odellji Boozer, was elected Supi. ' "MtSs Annic^KinrmaVis, S. e'ty; the ? trustee' -wcrt?also?ileeted. i On Jan.. 2$,'the Father and Son Ban t. (inn vi n -i;?Fli.hji Sehooi hv K KJoy. The prim J V1' teachers, i was entertained l?y the school' with --tt splendid prop-ram.? We were Kind C< _ have with 'tis the Rev. J. (Mvtflellan i Pastor at. Miller Chapel X! IVT ET f. Chtlivh of Xewheri'y. S. also l)r. (iant of Newberry. ^ 11 fn n kits \ li.i. ic _\ r: w s . We were delighted bo see tile Is" of the "New Year closed .out wit h such ' beautiful weather; made everybody. ' felt like the merry spr ng time. Mrs. Nettie McQueen, a life 1 ng member of Shiluh Bapt ist Church wa funcralizcd Monday afternoon lit St. Mickle . M. .K. Church; Rev. A. J. Wright a.nd Rev. Sum+oom assisted . with the funeral. .Prof, J. II. W. _Mor^ ris in charge, - Rev. Mack Williams, an outstanding minister of. Marlboro C unty ~ died suddenly ai Ins home Monday morning. Mr. (larf'nhl Williams his ,son was called .home from New. York City. The fefnerai uas held. Wednesday -afternoon at St. Bulah Church in which he wa? the f' under. Rev. W. F. McCoy, was master of ceremonies. t.. i in ii s unique manner hv conducted tne services, Rev. A. J Wriji'ht,' Rev.. _ W. M. Rtiwe, Jtvx..."MDiiriboiL Rev. Coiiper, li< v: Williams. , Rev. Hacote. and Rev. W. R; liee-e, Ad I made very. - A-rmciy^-romark?t ??f r 1: dcccu-ed as a faithful JUhristuin ami workman.lit v. and Mrs. A. ('. (' ?ks, mini" a busines- \isit to the reporter Thursday .evening. Mi>.,(i. Shields and M fss - llrakt -n-ri4v-e>l imim> 4i^ii+- New "York < 11y ltiokiiiir the picture of health. M"r>. .1. 'I h. 111p-. it, Mr. and Mr'~.,~fi^ K: Covington. M7>7 Rebecca (' viiig ton. motored to Society Hill. Thurs" day eVeir iiy with Mrs. Pearl I >ixsom Mrs. Aliam_Riidiaiah on..dii d Krida\ morning at iier hoine on (/heiaw St.. - -th.' funei.il mil ice a.is held ' STrrrrln;." al St. Mickle.M. I\. ( 'lunch. Rev. Sum - m II.?I'.iMor.?:i ,'i'ted?hn lit v.1 l'i ) jfusoii. The Kiistern Star l.odtre iti whirl) she war u' mi''.'.her laid her. - -tf t'horf-m-a h.iv^r. Mis. S. Mi*('tdhim was funerali'/vd. at " iit^st <'hurch Suhduy Rev,. P. l>.~"Mdodona. I'dstnrt-i'rrrt: ..I. H W. A1 >: ) I- a, oi.arir, Ut?v.- Wr "l,i '.? .-rl'liloh V. us a deep = -Thdnkittg^?ne in 'mnriy M)'; Harry (iraer. died Vuddi nl\ after loaviii- rl.nffeh Shnd'av afternoon. The laxly remains in' I'r?i?. ; iillil'l lm i-UtnrLiii?4-^?l d.r lor Rov. K. -M. Hooker. Pastor Saw Mill Baptist Chureh dolivt red on of his master nieee serin ((.'Sunday to a full holts*'. The pastor advised the Deacon* to ck'cU. a iunior deaeoti hoard; a spit,;: did sot of youn^ men were so n elected to assist the senTor Deacons. Deacon K S. St phen was. eleeto,! .to send in all church news to thy.iVpoirter for the Head*, r. Miss S.. MeCollum f Durham. \.. ' ('., daughter uf Mr. and-Mrs. Waiter MeCollutn. Rev. V, . 1(. Shaw. Pa?lm St. Mark, delivered tlm'funeral sef-' mom M~ -se-tjrisn < '.ohen. 12tarnntsizeuT: \I ? ?*Lr Rn tvi ict r,iinit'f ^ tr?vvi. , cos a- a whole h?iv do.: air nice, >tiss Millie <' hi n t- ! be -ink list. ? * ? ~ M rs. Jiim I!: -1!" 11 P ~ ! ??> ii1 \ . ;ii. CV1 i. i< ('.?1 Ivnitl.ii!,?t.iii. in-r?in. 11) graded school <pcnt .tTic wvk end ti : tjio e'itv Avltli r iat i\ t sv . Mrs. and MUs l-.mina ~l >r do- on .It'iimiii;' M. .Mrs. Chuisa Terry was the house tfuesi of .M |ss K. l )^ake Sat unlay. Rev and Mrs! (' \ ai'ephbmr u ee.i\ Mr.' tt'fllie MeRae look isoriously ill at church-Sunday af.Uu'nm n_ufleT__ "s'Pl'.Vico. lie is reunited improving II \ M KR M:\NS -j 1 l>i..^t.yi1'|-jiti|-C:iiureh^uialat | School \va<? timely. Rev. S. II. Sharp or was with us. hum. < ; ; " *" ? 1 I PINCKNEY'S FU Li . FXDE RTAK Eli AN I) I.1(1 SOI Til CAROLINA I .&* ' , " _ 4 i; ; . ~Z ~ ( ". ... , "m ip , At 11 Rev. <]. I).. Collins vh<? .-<1 T Mr his text Malt. .'5: The* v kafo.f pne w ? ryintj ifi tin1 wililri ii. s.?; prp:n- y?et ho-way, of tli? Lord t'iutke lie path-. h trajtht. Suh.j.._ The Need of.. ;i . Thorough Preparation. . ' f 'Rev. K*. IT. Wuinaek; i';,?toi < f Vfe ,v "Itasrcr (-iroVy Baptist Chureh calL-d . 1 .'.isit Rev. ( olliiif t /'help in a 'ni'-o.linsf . .. 11 Now Voik 10- days'iir .\i.ir -ir We ' ippe l'<>r them a success. 'i ire Cade Class was tauirht at Cu- N w ! berty j'r.esliytei ian Svinday lA,-Brother Wes; >' Alfoi-d. *w I'KNDI.KTON NEWK. Kinnys Chapel, X. M. K. Suiid: y jn whool opened at 10:<><i a. m.. with our". _.t ihle Supt. Mr. \\~. B. Towns presiding. Tly lesson \va? Viiseissed by.' ? the te.aeher and pupils; amf splendid- "" ly"reviewed hv Mr. R. .1. C!a?-k. Col, I - h ot ion?w-se? Sli-oO.?('lass?Nt;?tr?re- ' reived the banner for the larjrest ainount aTten, which was $1.00. Watyh' N't.'1. 'and her teaelier. Mrs. h'loist* Millet4.. , v At 1 l*d?l a. tn.. Rev. (?. B. Brown - preached a w niderful sermon to a ? la fife ii'i i n iiei . after wfrrrh -1pt:i' ion was served. Hh-tt-vrfv trood 'projrram at Silver ' .^prmys Maptist church Sundae afternoon. whhh \va< enjoyed hy : !] ^ presenT. A! '' I!i>w thai' ctioir ^an T2 smjr." There were a nuuiher of visitors present.. Anionc them a tro,.d!y Ol numlieV I'min K ilie's- t'hape! A. M. K. 15 church. _ Mi >. I-.4- i- M diet?was- the <! 1"n v * ' 'c~! IJ..V and Mrs. (I J'. Kr'.yup S,.iiiia^\ II ---?Ali>-. ? F j:.t?ft-ttft?l.c'^sie' AVer,, .t he .dinner Quests- of .Mis< Haph tie \ \\ a-hiii^tot) Sunday. \\Y are e-la.l't'.. have .AllsT"W7ishintr1 '?" h'.'tne a trail) aft c r. iiltuej s__i ma oh**- - - tay .in San Francisco. ('a!. Oi ?(Art?hist If' I i i a y a'fierViOMii the IVlV-: 7 Helen Bloodhounds defeated Calhoun (j| 1I'l in ii?seniii'?rr>' liavhi-' lid. TT "d " Snnda.y afternoon .'Ifili n'cluok Feh. Sfh. the Uev. Ivd. Watson of ST I I iilo.HI Villi l+l ??i4eh?ri'A-ls I ti H' ' I iiul'l'l ^o A- A'- I'L.ciujrch. Come and hear him , A esper >ervice at Kind's Chape! A. M?I., vh. ) < !' ?d-aH:- '2">. wtts unite a '' CP,-.--?7T7?.?>.?were pi1'!1!'.-"; ;,aj?= ~ Ay the s-,,|ii,.r and junior ohoirv Also "mil TmFh^ iui alT s'-Vlntr instruments; Kl Mrs. < _ J-.. LU4d- diroc-t res- certainly-knows how t" put musical program o\'c.r. l? ??- . . CAM 1)KN NKWS. Rev. J. M. Harrison." I'. K. of the lut'il'ul wife* and Rev.-T. K. W"ither>' I-.aiuastor district aeoonvpanied hy his' pastor'Vf W illow (Jrov^ A. M. K. rhurch were. in Camden. Jan. 2.". - Tho I'. K. hoi 1 the Quarterly eonferemre; it was a. real one. 11(. was paid out in full. After all business Of was completed- tlrey alonjr with the 11 i :vstor Rev. II. It. Thompson and Rev. Mellwain ..were given a-.reeep.:i?>ij or repast of saltines. fruit eake ? he; nut futtter and hot ehoeolate also ^weei. p-iekle: Tire"1 ottos t?totf?oiuns wore Mrs. V K. 1?". Moses and Mr. B. Of F. Johnson.. MY are endeavoring to li Kvay? he prepared for out- most faith g t".11' and 1'ovinir 1'. K. ' . ' a. j Thoio is'-^fpll nnn-h sioknoss. Rev. R ! " B'-id.'ord IP-.: Sapt?? Uiu- -OHM. K. Chureh.' Row H-ayos- pasti\r of Wesley Chapel and (iood Ho]>i*\M. F. i~r" mimi--. isana tH Mt-- Mfiia'h. Baptist i-huivlv. Thr-f.' j j iiv,. t-h(V---<fe'm|**4?hy .?M*'tHf- nitiiv -vlty." r Wf aic t hunUful hat Mis. M. I?. V.'uny is;il/!t- t.? I if ai?'Ut in th.' h"!ur MMa* lv W'ulst st hit^'hI\ iv-'.M-fit i liarlu'f has luvu -Uit'lisposftl imt ' ifitiiii'j' nitt'K at this wrilinc ?f aiv ?.I.I. t:,-V'.tiTnratfl^thtr^FTh..- ' *ll II KN \ M;\\ S # < la Suiitlay St lit><>! . |Vi'nftl at its iwi.t! lunir. h'.\t i vt'iif t njiiVfil t Inmsf lvfs. ()i ! mm i " 'ining is lelt undone IR^l ^ make our Service a IKJuS s= ? feet one consecrated Rtjr|| v the needs and wants humanity. A true BBSM vice of understanding KmJ ,' Page Five NERAL HOME uSSED KMBAKMKR OF AM) GEORGIA Funeral Oars and Funeral ... . Equipment As Good as the Best ... ' * 3 And Better than the'Rest .\nu iwires l.ess COURTESY* and SERVICE , i'Office Phone 5707 Residence Phone 7705 1000 WASHINGTON ST. COLU.MRIA. S. C. he A..<\ K. League r= inuVine on, e aiv having an atrc rally finnday ening at d'a'lU o'clock: Wo arc askli?? aid ?young tu t>c present. We were clad t. have Rev. L. C.. .'a with u? is- our League who gave, ich a splendid taTk which all enjoyMiss Willie MeMorris is indisposh vet- h< pr-- site will sunn be Mit "again eit ill for sometime. We are plan:*.ng to make Sunday h > a.... r, . j w??.> iit nrowns unapel ' v.l wor.sh'?> with Us.at 3:00 o'clock-. Buy the'Leader. . INris^S Berthenia Hailstoek is imjirovig after a .-.hurt illness, we-hope to e-her-out -firm:: ^ 7 i i iMttri i^sroN \i; CARDS DR. S. R. GREEN Office Hours: Telephones to 10 a. m. : ,2 Rob. 6028 ? to 2 p. m. * Office: 5775 G to 8 p. m. "?s" ?? " fice: Residence: On Grtegg Sr.-- - -j .^rpKl 508 Or egg " Office Hours . j'huit* :3tJ A. ,.M.2 1'. -M Office 3f?3", -UU t'. M. ii7~B I\ M Re*. 0548 Dr. CVE. Stephenson I'll j siiiau and Surgeon scase of Women and Children A Specialty * r 1 "-f - Haaitionc'e i 14 S Assembly St. 11128 Oak St lice 11 .UN's: j" " Telephones: 30 A. M. to T.uu 1'. Al. Office (>0311 * ~ if .>7rrr?i7iTu"fta i A / DENTIST flings, l'lates. Crowns hucI llridgea . " "Sunday by Appointment a rue lion by (Vmdjjctn e AhPSlhttEU a Specialty. . ; * ; . 07>,a Washington St., Cola. S. C HR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon lecial Attention fiiuon ? <> ,w.. w.?vu ' ' Women. fice Residei 2T> Washington 2231) Humi'1, Phone 6429 Phone ?!? " DEL Jrti. STUART 'fice Flours: Telei>ho? :0f ioJ:U() P. M. Re> :00 to 8.00 P. M. Otlic* 1 f it?-;? Resub 30 Taylor_iiU ??til7 < .?L ? fice lloura: _^r? PhorreF-? Al. to 2 P. M. Res. 88 . ?P. M. to 8: P. \1. Office^* * DR. W. D. Chappelle Physician'and Surgeon . Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: Residence. * A . 24Vi .Assembly St. 1301 Pine S? * Columbia, S. C. Ff ice Phono 8407 Res. Phone 6798 N. J. FREDERICK Itoruey-?l-Law and Notary Public PUACTU E IN AI L COCRT8 ?State and Federal IK VN ashington St., Columbia, S. C. , J. II. JOHNSON & CO. Notary Public ami Dealer in real estate and sale of lota in ^ tifully located on paved road above College Place. Phone 6422. . | 1109 Vfc Washington Streat