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Saturday, May 23, 1931. rhijrch news of s rL? SIDNEY C. M. E..CHURCH Rev. J. l\ Anderson, Pastor " u Si.iday we were blessed with ideal j, weather and found our Sunday School j . with many young folk to listen to the I lesro.ii on "Jesus Enters Jerusalem ??\i< King," Luke 19r2U-42; 45-48. The 'j, lesson was beautifully discussed. |. V, iw'iees aial^the^'pastoV ^jsed"1^" hh* j ' ?text Isaiah 2t':4; Trust the Lord Torj^ J:r 1 iliiy stretltrth. This was it wnn- I d'ii't'ul sermon. ? At 8:00 P. M. the choir rendered i i ' inu'ioal progremr which was enjoyed V by all. A number of visitors .were . . present at both services. We as- " ...... ...v .11-.J.Iwii'tr pres, i not* and extend a most cordial invito- . Hon to return at anytime. After the school closing of Haines 8 at Augusta, Ga., Mrs. Anderson and ,i\i| Idren has return home to, ju\n her husband in his work. ST. JAMES NEWS/. | : " __i .Many were found in church Sunday rendering service and praise 'to (iodTp The services begun with Sunday c ehoOl after devotionals were finish ?'d. the lesson was studied and wasM -^^kr\iewed by our pastor Rev. Owens.'1 At 11 :.'10 the Junior Choir sang af-K ter which Rev. Owens preached a 1 wonderful Sermon from St. Luke 21: f IP. Subject: *'Self Control." Topics 11 1. Neeesity of Breaks. 2.^ Faullty ' Breaks. S. Causes of Accidents.'^ I. Saft/.y Breaks. Prof and Mrs. C." ^ (. (jr rett Worse i v ith us. Atj > ldlO Rev. Bryant preached an excel-]8 lent sermon. Hsi choir pve very ;N good music. ^ ??p Sunday night the Junior Choir sang and M iss Fuller played. This being! the last third Sunday she will be with* : -us until next school term, we? are * thanking her for. her ervices aiul to ~ i rl'.ll'll t.u us very soon.?:?* ??-j-t Rev. O.wens preached~inother soul-'' stirring, sermon Sunday night. Two *' members were receivd Sunday in the 8 ? -Miss .Sarah ITarryr""TrtL-Gharlutte, N. j ('., spent two weeks wtht her cousin1 Mrs? Maggie Young. i St.mr* i ??... .lunch, Monday evening with Mrs; a Voting presiding. Two interesting , p:') ors were l ea l by- M Bel' Wash- ^ ington and Addie Kin and there is w being a business club organized to *a -- ist 'this board, Jj Misses Mary (Jjljium and'Elizabeth t Ellison of Lancaster were visitors t If -.Vf'"the ~pa r sonage. -'| NENV BKOOKLANl) NEWS \ Monday night of last week the J . jonit eoncert by Double Branch and Alt. .I'isgah .was a successa__jnj4rwiTiv^ t landing the great~sTdrm that threat-.' ? lied to break just about the time lor gathering of 'the participants. t The services ait Double Branch last Monday were very god. The Sunday j school was opened on. time and pastor j I A.gaii's class -was the banner class, j lie v. Eogan preached in the morning | and Biother Frank Dreher. preached., in the evening. Both sermons were spiritual and instructive. The edu- t rational was in progress at both ser- \ v ices and ihe following"persons paiu: t Mrs. Sarah Sumter. .Jessie Wash- . ingtbn, J. W. Dreher, D, B. Boyd, 1'essie Kee Coleman, Fred Valenltine, .Mis. Elizabeth Valentine, Adline Slme . .M. P. Jones, David Welton, Mary Wei- ^ _ ton, J a nft?s Corley, Jannie Earl, Ula ^ ~7 < Itjy, _R. M .D e r v in ,7 Fra I) Cl s Derv'in j 1'<oii'l??Uw-Hnmiin, lohn. Ki /er, J .i$zic " ' fln^Hwin Sue Brinkley, Delia Cilery Hamptno Harris, j Muttie llaris, Ellen Taylor, Mary ^ .Taylor, Essie- Hall, James Harris, | Eliza Jones, Backman Tucker, Johnje Snber, Janie Suber, Eli Jones, Delia j Jones, Annie Hall, Cathrine Smith, * El:.;aK Jones, Victory Jones, Oliver Sligh, Fannie Williams, Ellen Wil- i The pastor was dinner guest alt the home of Col. Mr. and Mrs. Eliza | Jones-, and supper guests of Mr. and j Mrs, Hampton Harsi. i{ Monday night the Willing Workers*r club met at the home of Mrs. Janie j " EttI It1 ami ,aflei the iegulai'o rutiiui courses of ice tea and coconut pie ' and ice cream and cake wei"6~Kervetl. j ST. PETERS A.M.E. CIIHKt H MAN ti . W^U-erboro, S. Cy?'Mothers' Day !*' iVas fittingly observed at St. Peters' on Sirnday lasrt.?A very large audi- ' eitce 'including: many out of town u visitors greeted the pastor. Dr. Horry , to bear the sermon. The reT and , white roses displayed on the bosoms j* and bte lapels of coats showed that j Mothers living and dead were re- ( membered. The pastor preached a wonderful sermon upon,"The care;. ...... ...V*; V,. ... |, RcTiofTenr Institute quartet under, f the direction of Miss Sarah M. Horry! appeared in a recital in 'the Colleton | ^ County .Training School spacious new], auditorium, ill* 'the interest of St. , Peters church a few'nights ago, and thrilled the audience, with 'Id'ghl ful and melodious music. Every singer showed excellent talent and through li+eparation. The -recital? by ... Mr. J Weaver, and piano performance by! Miss Horry left nothing itb he desired j l in those respects. Their reform is-1 * the desire of all. A radio party was j given them by the young people of ttit* city. ?? ? u An unique Mock Trail was held in J *- . the Colleton School auditorium on Monday and Tuesday nights in the .interest of Wesley M. E. Church. Se I '?PAUmi A. M. I], Churehj and Hopewell t. Presbyterian Church. Ht was inatruc-J fiver affitfstfig', and profitable to all. The audience laughed uproaroiisly. In t^is instance the spirit of cooperation fully demonstrated, sir ' St. ' Peters will close its educa tional campaign on the 3rd Sunday 50ITTH CAROLINA ! i - j ^ I light* This will lii' Educational night or Allen University. A specially irrunged program will be given and v II the captains will report. It is N loped and prayed that great success a vll crown lLiuu t'U'olu" Mr. N. P. (Irant is the unanimously h hosen delegate to the Electoral Colage at St.. George from the Walterpro Charge. He is also :? ?-:iinlidnto J; or election to the forth-coming Gen- v ral Conference in?Lna*>?He was born? n,l lu?"i ... 4 141 _r._ ?... .-a. hi. i%. unurch; <has ' lways been a luyal and liberal mem- 1 er, and a faithful and far seeing of- ~~ cer. He is air.; held iuUiigh esteem tl political -giides, ami ban served-on? federal jWldfT' "lie is also an high thcer in the-Pythian and other see ret" Tilers,- He-would make a ?worthy elegate to 'the?uext General Con- ^ c fence. lie is asUuigrtfht friends 'j uilTage,- " . t -HELENA NEWS . ' Sunday School opened at the usual 1 lour, with Supt. J. iS. Gary and otti- { ers at their post. The lesson was V- 7:.'K) Rev. JL-A. Youmr preached a 4 soul-stirring -sermon, both christians 1 mil s Miners wc re made to rejoice. 1 Mr. and .Mrs. A. C. Caldwell from 1 *?"n. Hi TFvV^S. C., visited "then-grand t 11 'her Sunday who is ill. M'?stv j U-. iya Lewis, Mary. Kpps, Mr. John i uid?Mae Gary, gave Miss Carrie Lee. t ?ai-y and sisters a pop call Sunday 1 iftcrnoun. Misses Carrie Lee, Marie,. 1 vmma Lee Gary, and Edna Bracy, ( dr. Raymond l)uckett> and John 1 founts visited Miss Behiah McMorris t 3uinVdy~"aIiter 110011, enjoyed a plea- 1 ;alit trip, t)n last Monday,night a i -ery unique Social was given at the . ionic of Uffv., and Mrs. \V. I). Rook I -veryoiie enjoyed "themselves. > Everyone'eu'oyed the-party given > it the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Butler imith, ?? : 1 Mr. and Mrs. .Moses Jackson are mine nne at this writing. Mr. and i its. A. C, Caldwell and .Miss. Ann j uckson visited IMiss Berniee Jack- I on, Suiu'ay evening, reports a pleaaii t ti ip i BCTHW, (IIUUII NjjgVVS > Georgetown, S. (!.?On Tuesday ^ 'veiling, May 12th the OlaHin quartet ippeaded in -this cliurch in a grand ecital. Those witnessing the prorrain were well pleased. . , On Thursday evening, May - 14th nterest of the Vacation Contest tin- , ler the direction ol' Mrs. ,S. 1/. Brog- t on it also was good. Oh Suiultn inrr~7^r?rerer wi'p guuti is usual, at 11 o'clock our pastor Or. | t K. Biog.Ton preached a sermon hat was in keeping with the day, o::t found in I'toh. 8th, 11th; subject ^flie K.vcellent and Kternity of Wis- , loin.*'' > .nulav . school at its usual hour vith Supt. 0. W. Howard on his posT!"1, >f di ty was well attended. i Evening sen ices began at 8 p. ni., ^ usf as the first hymn was being sung i >y the choir we were agreeable suy- i iifsed to see our presiding, elder Or. I R. Nichols appealed i i from the ( ifc/try he was asked by the pastor.to jreach, hut he. said that he was tired' > n,l VL...1.1.1 lib.. w.. .. w?.v? I(nv \\t l vnw. ?J U W,C :iiiu\ed ;t wonderful sermon (hi- n'asor words of text found in Rev. 7 . 10 'And nfter this J beheld, an J 1"a fix at multitude which no man could '.umber, of all nations and k n'dreds i m l people and tongues, stOod-be '()! e he throne and before the Lord clothe** i vith white robes and palms in their t iands~v and cried with u loud voice 1 I..I. t.1 ..111- rVul which _ ittoll)' ii[win the Ihroiie and unto the \ ,anib," theme "Heavenly CompaViy, .< loil's people." ' ?' ! A million dollar wedding will be given in this church Wednesday' ovenng, May =20, in interest of the Cemeary Hill.. KM AM ML A. M. K. (fHLRCH Re,r. J. 4v. Heard, I>. I)., i?agtor__ Charleston, S. C. Services were : argely attended on last Sunday. During the morning and evening hoar >f Worship, the pastor delivered two 1 loteworthy sermons which were glady received. Thy re were three acces-doll^ I'M 1 111' il.iy. .mil tliiee infunl.i :ti e christened. * _ At ''"Tie usual hour the Sunday ichool session convened with a large rrtendauce.; The little fork ar? anrious to hear the'superintende tt :rnloutice the tune fob our pL'tjic. This j vdl he made at a later date. We are ytnri to no^e tlmT-thc-yauiig__nie_n__are <Hill sticking to tlif* Sunday ..school. Jt. rourst,-. there is--aTways room for m improvement; however, \vj Tee I proud of those who will attend and lot giv^?> themselves over to fun and frolick on the Suhhath. Mr. Isaiah Neshiti aiid Miss Rosalee Certain were united in holy mar Lriiiiony recently. The eereinogy was performed by Rev. <1. H. Heard. Mr Neshutt is very active in Kmanuel. Miss : Certain is also a member and very_ attentive to her- chtfreh and Sunday school. . . , At a Union Choral Service at Old Bethel M. M. t lunch on las-i Sunday, the Senior Choir of Kmanuel participated. - -The-Gtntts Rally sponsored by. I'slier Board 'No. 1, Was quite a success. Brother George Smith, a leader' and 5. S. Heather Was reported- sick. We trust that it may not be long before he \vill be with us again. GoihI Turnn (A. I,, G.)? 1. Went on an errand for a sick person 2. Helped mother scrub porch. 3. Stopped two hoys from fighting. 4. Directed stranger to his .destination il..iiil| .no- pins* for mother. 6. Helped blind ltt'l'son across JKHOVAH A. M. CHURCH Sunday School at its usual nour. The older members ur? taking inter v r THE^ALMET sst .in the SvTvTTi as much as the *oung ' Mothers' 'Juy eelohrm npt wa- hcttm? ,;fuliy ca"'.'i j i out. Many intc'ivst- 1 ng and beautful subjects wull: of _ nothers. 1L3U our Pastor, Rev. K. ' VI. Mc-Clam preached a powerful ser- I notf, subject, "The Parable of the founds. I At 4:30 'Rev. McCaru preached a > vonderfu sermon at Little St. 'Paul vho is trying to move oil" from the I ihore by Rev. J. S. Anderson. < ?H:M0 Ilev. Mt'Cltim preached a soul *1 till ing sermon at Zion M. P. Church, -i The Board of Stewardess present- a id Rev. McClam a fine-suit of cloth- y is. It shows we. love our pastor, io. J vhich he heartily thanked us. ug stronger and are e.ndeavomg to I lo something for the church. , m m . 1_L1 -^VLL. PLEASAN P IHST. UP TILL j PALMETTO CONFERENCE -Tlie Mt. Pleasant District .Confer lice convened on May 13-14 at Keniley's Point, S, C., Holy Tcanity?A. il. E. Church. Rev. J. F. Selby, Pas- 1 sou- Rc\l_ W. P. Carolina, p. 1)., c Residing Elder. Rev. Wiri. Juck,son, i vas elected Secretary. Rev. E. B. \ duck, D. D., Rev. W. 1'. Murray, re- s >orters.. . k < At 10:45 A. M., the presiding eider i presented?Rev. J.?CH?Mack.?\vtrir~ i nogriwn was a drawing card and ( very number was carried out cor- ] ectly. The roll was called and ev- ] ry pastor, with his delegates were iresent and made their reports, in ipite of the-present crisis. Al'tet liie itiance reports were all in hand, u10ther serjnon was preached by Rev. [>. L. Johnson, Pastor of Moticks ; Corner Circuit. He was commended jy the major preachers and high cri- ] ;ics of the conference." Dr~ E. B. . Mack, Pastor of Ebenezer Station, Charleston, S. C., addressed the con- j crcnce oil "Sermonizing" and Dr. .1. ( iC. Beard of Emanuel Church, Charleston, on "Pulpit Etiquette.'- . Those .wo were the features of the day.. . ! It is a new day with this district un- j ler the present leadership, .regard-' j less to any criticism;""\Vediiesday light was regarded as Educational light. The sermon was preached'by dev. J. L. Benbow, of Morris Brown .Churlc^.on. This being, the .war .'or general election, our list was full ,^,th visitors. The following were ,'dests: Dr. L. R. Nichols, 1). 1)., Pre- 1 uding Elder of Georgetown District; Dr. T. J. Miles. 1) I) i.i i' ier of Kingstret; District; Dr. M. A. ' ilollitis, D. D., Presiding; ICJder of 1 10 d is to 1| strict of Soifh Carolina .'oaf ere nee; Dr. J.?K. -Beard,: Pastor J Emanuel Church, Charleston; liev. 1 it. I. S." Broughton, of the H. K. De- 1 loiaination; from Kingstree District. 1 Itevs. J. S. Bean, J. C. (juurle.-, .J. P. Perks, Win. M iddleton, M. Cuthers, I M>- Pred Ureen. *CIedr^o*fT7\vt<T"lTi~ trict; Revs. K. K. Brogdon, P. 1).; J. ?. James, J~ W. Brown, Mr. J. A. Brown, of Chas., .Grand Chancellor K. of P. The helpful remarks from .he many speakers were very timely. 1 On Thursday morning, 10:45 the Missionary Sermon was preached by Itev. win. 'IT Murray; Pastor nf Both-"' 11 Church, McCleianville, S. C. lie . .allied his host to the throne of (Jrace and- fed them with the words jf Cod Eternal Love. Thus the conference Was ended with a high tide 1 jf the Holy Ghost. Sl'MMERTON NEWS Taw- Cfiwr ltantist Church Sunday School opened at its usual hour with Supt. J. D?- MeFadden also jfticers and teachers on the job the School are doing nicely. Rev. thus. Georgia taught the lesson very beauifully and everybody enjoyed it. O n school Choir is renedrmg .riice imi itic f.M-i piojnl of our youngfolk. At:er school fre had a "\von(lJert nl Praya cr Meeting.' Baptism then ReV. (lus-- sie Pearson preaced a wonderful sermon Psalm 41 and 11 verse. Our hearts was made glad to rejoice whiU the niah of God talked to us. Also our mother Day Program on ;he' second Sunday we are planning for a nruscnl concert Wednesday nite o?-this week, the. '.10. Fathers against sons mothers against slaughters. We are expecting a large crowd. Mrs. Willie Simmon of New York, visit iter mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Mclngtosh. Children's Day the Second Sunday m?iFn'v "" ! '"v nry nfHnic r-'i11 y . for.it. The Sad news jpround ctoati for it. A stitch in time save nine. We feel proud 'of ProudD larrs l.inLypYe. As I look out the window of time, jtl.d yas puf people drifting Uway l'n.iii llesos^-not realizing that life is onl> a journey and our race niust be ruii down then our "battle "must bo fought dowry, and every day I am trying in my only hope. Now my mother and iutnt'1 was uoin ciosSoU I'liv river of death but I thank God that I found Jesus while they were with me and I know llesus will bear my burden. .-> *-' } bishopville Mission news St. Philip A. M. K.?Church Sunday was a hitrh day in /ion. Sunday School was opened at usual hour with sunerintendent and teach ers at their -respective posts. Lesson was~'hrfefty discussed; reviewed by the pastor.? V. . 11:45. the pastor took his .subject, "Honor Thv Father And Thy Moth er." Matt. 15:4. The message was enjoyed by everyone.( We were delighted to have so many visitors out. Miss Addi Gather departed this life Saturday at 8 P. M., May Ifi. llhll^ She was one of the founders of St. Philp A *T E. Church. She .spent of hor ti-fn In fho ffrurch until death, She did not allow ally of ht'Y duties to lag behind.' She altvayS stood out for the A. M. E. Church. At 4:00 O'clock Sunday afternoon her remains was funeralized 'at Elizabeth Baptist Church. Sermon by her ~ ? n 6 TO LEADER pastor, of Si. I'llili|) A. M. K. i hurch. It wai tin- request of her daughter, Rom Klihie a member of Elizabeth Baptist Church. She was (J0 years old when he died. She is suri.ived hy one daughter, and a host of. friends. Sleep on mot her the earth ha:, lost, nit' heaven has gained. Peace be to /our ashes. At tt'.'fO at St; Philip OUT Mothers' day Program befall. Music was reti iered by tin- Kver-Ready Club ami tie quartet nt~rtrc" CfTUTfti." "SeA'ClTtt"; epilations and naper> by the mothers | iiul yount? r'-ii'ls of the church which j va.s enjoyed. .Mr. and Mrs. Williams I \ei t- \ lS.l m:.- throimhout the day. ' The church C alive with'sue,h men' i n Bi other .1 r \\ . ~lll> titers. -M^ Alston4 I A. Adam , J u-k Rly tilers, Samuel I It., 15.; Mr. I Irani, Jli:.: Mary Alston, I \x H.?Blown. "Mil. Fj Adam . Mi;,:, . Winnie Ad.iia Bifbia yU Alston, Do :a 3fylhe.K :,- -Rosa 1'rtle B1 yt her-, l.uveh ~ a B. and others. d KN KINKY 11.I.E NIAVS-; _Thu Winn.djuro district?of?the A. d. E. Church closed a three days sue- ! essful session'. Dr. E. -Phillip Ellis s the ptesidhm elder unjl the Rev. ,V. T{. BoWman, pastor. The wri'.er hall not u'lteiupt to irive full det.nils d' this meeting, as thy official i-eport'i will do that, hut among the loading TTinislerC utTo ir* tended were: Kevs. sandy l.i u'K,?1,. Ci. Bowman, L. D. jamhle, .1. It. Johnson, Jr., P.-P. MrKarland, A. It. Balen, J. 11. Baton, A Miller, A A Amaker, p W. Das is, t\ in, Jeter and. olhers. Mrs. Bertha McJciikins riud?" uj imuiiiuid. immt?sion art/A the c?m-J fereiice hy her. delivery of a snech, -| Those w.lni took delegates were , Mr. and Mrs. Jams lVai son, Mr, and Mis. A. 1.'. Harper, Mr. ami Air's, tv I K. Martin. Mr. and .Mrs". Btirtt$, Air. I uid Airs. Jleiiry (iuinyard, Mr. . and! Mrs. Joe (ireen, Mr. and Mrs* Jot i David Boyd, whose " svteeit singing I harm the tonfefeiicT/"' Mr! ami Mi s. Maxy Young, Mrs. Carrie lleredon. j Mrs. Grade Bell,-Mr. and Mrs. Robert I Martin, Jr., ..Mr, and Airs. Arthur j Kennedy. I'aul Itahlit and perhaps, a Yw.molc ll'ial the- wrilyr a-/, it-alii I lu> wi l?Dine ad?l, erssi-s were tieliv erotl h>?M-n? < '..(rrio?Harper.?A-,?Br-j ilaiper ami Prof. \\ . . M . ',0'Seal.! <r.iu i; al ot It.e V ratled se.hool ai Jen- j vinsvitle. Prof. Neal is pot a direct! iicliibtV ol \\ lule I lull, tail pays inol o noliej than many of tin* "so-called! members, "Hit* pal rolls niajoritj dT j .lie patriots have ' pet it ion the hoard] >f ,:.ruSlee' lo retain him at the head I d' the sehool for anot her' .year, dtev. Bow map; I lie-.pastor is using his inllll nco for I' i t. O'Neal. Dl", hi lie tie .'hired last week'" here iTi a sprerli that lilt- : rlmiil:'. ??t" Kuril 11 I 'ill'iil I nil llt'i'll lUule ( l.\ ell ht 111 tli,fill, ' Our linaiii e w<e ei.n?d, thuse win paid tilts ?? 111 ??r- iiioi t* an*5. M aXy" Vnun;1 ,"frHv SmtHi; -A4iee .VJarfm; A Iherker Km n , |iaul several illleui's, iiioi f I Iiuii .iiis uik> 111v 111111 r ut Wm'e 11 .ill. |ia ill 11 in 11' llutu the | j; v-. i . i . .la ms J nil nsii'n, .1 au.ies l'f r.-"ii, I'l'i.tl, \\ . W. O'.Ne^ai, A. I*. liar Frank Juhnsun, Hiii i'ruuiptuii,' Ui" , W . K, Huwii'iur., I' I'i illip iOllis a:i . Nelson Saiuli'i's. "-nl; lit i- i i nI - -ivt'in a?, l't Ili?\\"s: 11. It. Hums, Allen Asliw'uil, Klliutte lilasH, Jwe lireen, ' Hubert W hite, .laruiie iW'allers, Mrs. I'. 1'!. Smith ami Si.ra ("ui>k -from Cedar I'i i*i"k, liwlie-rt . A'sh-W < >ii(i t ^ ( \ 111!'] 14V. Saiiei. , Mrs. M. 1*1. Kowiuan, Julia 1 Van.uii, J..S. Harris'. Andrew Alet'/., Simp-un. Mai.: in, '.liihn Fan, liraeie IJ'ell, F|ar llurns, -Carrie , I'earsun,. k I- u ii. I'..I..1-1 \l-n-: 111, .11 I lhi-viil Wuyd.. Av'lies lioxdr Hauline 1'i-arsun, ('arrie lieredoii, Flijah Asjj-_ w i>, ik Fst'ellc* A.sliwine), Kssie Harper and ii few inure we eaii'l jeeall. Sunday was the Biir-'Oay, H. Martin Mrs. M. K. How man and Kev. P'--':r77THi7TT^ . I'res i T II E Y E.L LO . .{ , ,\ MYSTKHY 1) | , A lion lTniversi Tl'ICSI)AY- MCHT. : J ADMISSION: Adult i ' f ri'l.lMT, FAMILY . Uedifce Y-V |??-t i:i 1 jirranevnient wiT ?% Mill ft t~nrrtVi i ~I'u 11>it-. FViun 1 \ 1 t.ilid'at j'Ti'It! 1\ IvdlU'i' ^ lit l liu'l v?Twu I luUurjL at a X >l''livoTvtl to vour <t?><)>*; V ' / % AtUii'iss, > Dr. PINCKNEY'S FL r\m--ifi-ai;i ii >\n i ii SOl 'lll ( AUOI1N \ \ i 'ook addressed flu- Sunday Scho !~" I'he piL'uihit)i( was, done l?v' IL . (' wok, bowman and Mjller in tluuT rder named. Dr. Ellis who .was . r grained to preach but wa- <icR unable to .perform the task. I to ney. trustees are . A. P. Harper. .1 ;ii i Pearson, John Pearson, David pvrt ?r. Allen Ashwpyd, Airs, (.'ante Heredon (iraeie Hell, H. K. Martin, Jr., and Maxy Young. ; . .Mrs. Elizabeth Harper, our Mission-j ary president was on the job and Hml. cure of White Hall interest Friendship, St. Ma*thews and Si Peters assisted us will, dinner. \\ ! 'thank them very 'much. | IPMO NEWS " . .Mrs. Peice Simmons of St. -Pete; burg, Fla., is lier to spend sometime witli her. sisters Mrs. Martha \un i Sanders ami Mrs. Ella Littles. Mi I I.it;U?s has been ill . fur a lunr; 11??r?-. j The A. ('. i\. Leutfue hud t-hem ah J ivtnd pie-Hie?Saturday -past at .Mate?1 dunia Haptist t'hureh.- A lai re ci <<w i ] attended 'a-ud evei^.yhudV had a v<- j niee t * .Mrs. Aliee Wheeler ami ri.:??n I - llyrtfurd tiller, wlimn liu: Im-i-m li " Tttf*?HI N^. V..?frrt?e t e I'll I?V H I1 :i ; )11>in*.' .aivain I" 11\?-. Then mat. t i'iends were r lad to have tftem' 1 :? Mi':. Iunit* /Stalter and t\\i> Ir'l J -imeV-iH V<'4:||uM;-tjiirtU-AJ .1 , el JUdaY SMlJjL-Liuat -Hi; Urei nui _ .i-t mother .Nil". Idella Buo/.el Ml Flfilillr Buu/.ei pent ;!.< . . end ill I'> luiuhia la t WeeTT.' i;\ i k \oi;i)i.N \in?I'lt nTT f\~ STKxl) oj' Till-: I St \|. t I,t.?S ' iNt. i:\i:ia ISLS." | Last Saturdav May inarked mi< id' the Illust delightful e\eht id] I Oil sui t when llie teaehers. pupil-.. pa j truns and friends of thi.* lullere St j i\imlei'U'arten p:a>e .1 pienie uti ..Mr j ?Hrrrn its' d'ai ni. P miles troni < eluuihia j The iLty War pel.tei't a- it order i. ' Inr j he uveas iuli. .Mr: . thow-n. 1m m alt?appeal a Titer- elfi'uyeil - i-eili!'" . U' | iiaVe the-tilde lot' uUI'.iifi*. .1 lie lu\a! j "hid hies- e \ el. .. l-rj -thvju) "wi.rh.eil their he.nl- t.11 i] ' j n vr "to make the kiddiesh.aj'p> . NX. ' wish lu thank -Mr. llroeu. Mr. an-. Mrs. 1'inekney and Mr-. 1-ranee- i Thomas fur their ironifortahle Iran- 1 purlaliuii siM viri-.s. ?|??|? >* *'? ?'?*)**|?*/ *?? I.I |{ M>. I -77 cuts W S II A I) O \\ . I ua.ma?vers rifK --? ?1, 1 liL lv Auditorium WAY 2<h?.ssm l\ 7i. s 25c. Students 1V. ? . AAA A A A A A A * * ^ rW V %* V & LOIKiK BIBLKS f il Prices Y , . _ V ll the Mll.hr Hers, \\v aTV err y,Y"V ii |ii ires, i'any iiij* lYuinl'i\ < J ilisouint ??l I hirl*\ 1 ** r ( t-iil. \ " """ ** ;TON, ()ran>vil>un,\ S. ('. ! ! ! ! ! ******** jjfjj rusting the sacred IHPM -l i t ions to our compe- |p|^<| IT understandini;, ditf- F?&4nl ~~ ed Service insures Ift/IIFjl iplete compliance with B&gJ the inviolable rights Ecqj9 I desires i>f lho ho. ved. MM} ' ' .. ... . 1 . / "" "" > r *? .... ? ? Page Five JNEKAL HOME ! \^1- It IMHM.MKIt OK AMI (.FORCIA Funeral Cars and Funeral Fajmpment As Food as the liesi Ami licftrr llian Ihe Rest A nd A*rtres l.esn CP I K.I I V and ' si;in k i; D i irt;.... i >i ? ? '/line I II >>111' , .) I O I * .. J<j.\si(k'iue Phoht A-+G5 -.1 \m \\ ASIIIM.TON ST. (or.r.MHiA, s. c. ^? III A ti \S, AM) Oil. i kkvy s service station & <; \ua<;e_ 1 n:;i Ta\jor St. I'hone 9271 OPi:N* Al.l. NfCiHT ? r=p hopkssionmt | cards i dr. ii. ii, < ooi'kr I lent i-.| t S| i-i-i. ! Alt- r.i i (ii. i-ii , L>isfcii??<s ( i i.ihi K: nil' ' AVnl K .. \ - j ' vnm \ - . . *': . ?I.'Ii' IH- ?ii. I'lu'?nt > . ? I 1 L1'i \\ u - iilV.-1 I'M ( oluiiilnu, S.i'. DR. S. R. (iftKKN Otli> t* ii in - : Telephones ' t" 1" a. in. Kos. ItUliS 11! I-- j.. in. Urine 5'i i & ' " t" * P.-.*n- . Oriit-e: i Resident*': ' I add .l'l. ?V- "TSuS"Gleg* __ . . _ . . _ ?_* < HI u t- ll-niii " Vhufte , I I ;: ? A M r -J. I*. .M Office !>5::6 '> ( " I'. M. i?. * I'. lies, of. 48 Dr. ('. K. Slephenson I'liy -irian ami 'Shttf*'int Disease i.f W.ini-i and (.liilditi. A .Kpei ialty . ; Office. ., Residence: 1414'* A -,a?riiil.lv Si. liil'S Oak St ?Otl'itv 11 - 'i i < Telephones sr;m at- ?.,i i?; m7~Office oo:ia ' "" . I'i'sjilt'ni'e 58 !c - 1 .. Dr. I). K. Jenkins I?I.N.I IS'f i'illinys. dates, < mutts and 1 iridxt*a > j S"tiiK:a\ I y. A ; |0'.int m?*nt -LCxtr.actii-n ! > <_ endac ?vi\e A tiestheait-- -: j.lli).1-; W.'i-I t In S C * ! m??o?mmmm?? ~ RE. 1- M. DANIELS l'l,i> >i? 1'aiit and St'ifjienn Special . Aitt'iiri.Jii (liven Diseases Of ;? VViimtcr. . ' < )f f ice . Residence IllhV \\ aslijiikt- n. iRJol). Hampton I'ho tit* u4Rhone 7&G4 I)U. J. (i. STUA'KT lOfl'iee 11utn s : Telephone: ll lil) to 1 <>!> T M Res. 4l't?S C:UO to S in") R. M I Otlict ?7t)6 Office: . Residency: JlLty ra>d?.r St., 1117 Rine St. t)l"fniV Honrs Rhones --i i ,-A. M: i>> d?R. M. Res. HliZb? j" t> R; " tn.H?R, M. 11 t)tfice*l347 TTiirW. I). Chappetle I'hysicnui and Surgeon Hoeaaes of VYuuicn- and Children ? A Specialty j \?i: - ' ' " voire: Kesid^nce: - LJ ;v. I :?,i v . ' i.'K 1 :?"! Fine St. I' Wunilna, S. t'. . , . V. - Oftnt' l'lu'iii ULiil K> llfrnne QT.-'S N. J. FUKDKlflCK tIII Attorney-at I aw ant) Notary Public p? \? 11< i in \i i. coi'WTa ?Stair a Oil Federal Illy \\ nshiOKton St., Columbia, S. C. J. 11. JOHNSON & CO. ?? I Rotary Public and Dealer in rart pytnti1 ami sale of lota in : wr I'IN K KllXi K CEMKTKRY. Beau" 'Tifiilly_TnTMprt' nrr pas iaj. road afrgy. ? College THace. pffone 6422. 1109V4 Washington Street ' - -,:d