The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 13, 1931, Page Page Five, Image 5
Saturday, June 13, 19.31'
.... . ; CHURCH NEWS OF
BF.rilKI. A. M K. (TUIKII NOTKS,
Sunday was a heautil'ul day uud
the services accoi dmglv were also I
beautiful. The Sunday School had a
splendid attendance, and very good
reports from all -of the classes. The
final practices for the Children's Day
?- program are being had This Week and
a big day for the children is antidi-'
_?_?pa ted?Sunday?the tt; to whirh all
parents 'and friends of the, children
are cordially invited to witness.-"
; All jjf the splendid _uudit?nce pi**
seivl at 11:1 r> A. M Sunday n<? <l?nl?<
enjoyed ! .niensrly .ilie?sermon Uy?
Dr." Lav .ence which was filled with j
food for the sould an which had its j
0 effect for great good, as they sat and
; taken in the irosnol ihnf *> ??- '
- ^ - . >v? v ?. uvmri j
?-?ed fronr the subject "riirists' inyoca- j
Luke 20-47, and uguinut S I\ M-., i? '
wonderful serinuit front the subject;
'The Marvelous Change," 1st Peter \
2-D, assorted "True religion amends !
it., changes.-" Tlteje was a snlendid i
group of young people and adult at
at the Christian Kudeavor servieesJ
Mr. Allen Code a student of Bene- J
diet was in charge and we again thank"]
hint, also Mr.- Thompson for a solo j
highlv enjoyed hy all. Mr. Walker I
and Rev. Atkins for a very, splendid.'
address to the young peoply. These!
- M'lUiig men . at e'Mlumlinati's 'MjlfL-as-^
* . f oointes nf T\Tr PluIp? "
r We" ore incited thankful for two '
young -women who oanie forward and
connected thentselvi's_\vith_lhe church
Sunday. Bethel church ami the city |
coticieVable .preparation^ Tor ..hie entertainment
of the- Quadrenial mooting
of the Missionary Department of
our church which, convenes here the
.. ' \v?>' !/ / Tune 2P: . we acknowledge,
i wjth much appreciation the presence
of our many.v sitors and friends Sunda\
among whom were Mr. and Mrs .
Jeter and . daughter .of Aiken; S. C., i
and Mrs. Crawford .of- Abbeville,'
visiting with ' Mrs. K.~ . ('. Ransottt. i
and still we have ntanv members tio
tlu- sick list. Sisters Ferguson. Alice
Suber. M. K. Kennedy;. Zeitiler, and
Bro. Hawkins, and Sister "A-tTrtersoh i
... at the Good Samaritan Hospital.
? - Bro. fjce' Molloy was furreralizei
at .'College Place Tuesday, "may we
remember to aid and pray for all our
sick that they m.iv he restored-agaih. ;
? -BJv4 JfLkU PL V ATH4B-4p?,
Rev. Sarah II. Smith. Pastor
The Bethlehem Baptist Missionary
? ? Society met with -Mrs. Riutrihs on
Thursday. afternoon.? Tin* Society i
was blessed with a lartfc atU'iukpice l
, on account., of the absence of the
president the vice-president tooUJ
charge of the meeting after Lljir riyv-*ular
business every member was given
a'fexv minutes to express her fee1 j
iti}? toward the Society and its work.
A delicious repast was served by the
hostess and the Society adjourned a!
?:?? IV M. v . ;/ 'Ji
??Sunday -tin rtihig-Tt?jarge crowd.-attended
the. sunrise prayer 'meeting a'
series of songs and heart-felt prayers
Were offered. Sunday School was
at the usual hum:. "Jesu's ('rucilied"
being the -udiii-i-i . i" ih<- mi rm ~
the ?111 y A ' pli 1111 n lii ii o Was contiu*^posUo.-..^iUufa,laid
KIM.I'. ,i
stress on the senior topic.' "What w;
owe to the Lord." ......
At H:iU) Rev. Smith spoke from St.
John 1!>: 12-1!) "where they crucified
.1 him anil two.other* with him oinp one
either?side.?-and?Jesus in?t he
~~7 midst". Subject id flic three main
topics "The 1'laee. The .Manner and
the astonishing" .scenes. Jesus was j
crucified literally in the midst of
_^hiacrs 'Til e I'M rpo - e Was Innnilint-ion.The
fact was not only the iui
till)lent of prophecy but s\inholio''
of bis mission jjii earth. The cross I
- : on .-which .the- Saviour'"-.- died is'-Lli'-Lj
world's only hope of Salvation. I'
^ divided two "Sinners: one remained uu-l
^ penitent, the .other' in penitence found
Salvation so it still divides the. world
but steadily fulfilling the. truth "Ami
if I be lifted up. 1 will draw all met ;
unto me, win ii'iiiuiui* 1,1 l|?K ,
itence to the hearts of men. ^
Sunday eveninj? she preached a very ;
noble sermo"* Amos 4:12 "Prepare to
meet .yen."- Cod," was tin- subject :
the wohdertul hlt'^-im1. ' A loi'cl.i
audience was present and two nmtv:
. souls put on Christ by Baptism.
"Heaven Ruund'l will be presented
at the Beth|eheni-Baptist Cliurch o\
Monday evening. .June .15 at !S:UO P
M. Admission-10 Cents.
Children's Day exercise Sunday al'-' |
ternoon June 14 at ..'J:l)0 o'clock. The :
public-he--cordially invited.-?
SIDNEY PARK C. M. lv. Clll'RCH
Sunday School was opened at 10
o'clock with t"he superintendent and
teachers at their ptrst of duty. The
lesson, nuhjwcit?"Praising Him?with ,
Music" and theme: "Praise Ye the j
Lord," was enjoygd by all.
At 11:30 morning <ervjjlai_.l>e>ran J
tiril It i(u < i*? i < t' i 11 <i i* c!Mlur cji?r\ Iff* Slltl'l*
which Rev. Anderson ' sjlbkt" to tis^fn"
his own way. Text Psalms 87:3.'
Glorious things are spoken 'of thee,
t) city of (lOftr ?\
The Junior League under the leadership
of Mrs. Anderson is pro-']
greasing nicely. Tht junior league
have their meetings every Sunday
afternoon at 5:30. At 6:30 the Lea- i
gue was held with a good program'
by Miss Thelnia Nelson.
Evening services began at 8 1'. M.
The pastor preached a wonderful ser
mon from PsaTiusr 1:1. Blessed is'
N the man that walketh not in the conn- j
?* sel of the ungodly nor standeth?mJ
the way of sinners.
Evorynnc?rs?looking?forward?iiiu.
our Annual picnic to be-held June 24.
?? Sund"y night at 8 o'clock the I
Sunday School wilt hold its Children
Day exercises. The public is invited, j
Our pastor has been teaching summer
school at Paine College, Augusta
* Ga., for the past two weeks.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
i:.M ATS' ( Kb A. M, "K. <111 H( !l
Rev, J-r F. Hvuf4r-4^7 4).t I'asCor
( h trleston, S. C.-?A heavy dow.npour
of rain early la-t Sunday morn
inn created an impression that the
day would be very inclement. Church
ajoets were in TT suite of anxiety as
to the condition of the weather. Ilowr
evei. Iicl'ure the usual tune 'tor the
raorhnjf service, the sun peeped?front
bei.lnd the dark clouds and one couhl
obsei ' lli.tt the niot'niirn promised to
Tie Tali . .
At the morning service a lame an~;
attentive audience listened to a iik's
sane of inspiration and of beauty by
the pastor. St. John "For Cod
so loved the world, that he nave hionTy
bentH+e-n Son, that whosoever be
Jieveth in- Uim should- titil perish.-but
'nave everlastinn life." Pnrticulai
stress was laid oil "the love of- Cod.".
A glorious' time was witnseed. The
Lord's SuniK'i-' was also administered
IteV. Prof. Fitzpatvick, Dean at Allen
University was with us mid a-sisted
the pa4stor and his otVieials during tire
Communion serviee. .We- were also
pleased to have enrolled with the "
e I in re h (jscar Wilson.
The Sunday School is progressing
at-the regular hour it convened with
a splendid gathering of scholars and
teachers. It gives us until1,1 pl"?i<.
11ru_4(.>_aud+mtnCtrTTTat on likd^Wedncj"day'
night at the exervises
of A very Institute three, of oui
S. S., and church members were the
recipients.of a diploma of graduation
Mr-. Howard Bennett, Miss?HstherFrniine
.Simmons and Mr Clinton 1s"artr?^'olThg.
IT will be recalled that
Mr. Bennett is the sotie of the Rev.
11. W.. Bennett; (deceased* a form
ei;. pastor of- Kmantiel. It is understood
that the e young ..persons did
good work during their scholastic
years. We wish for. them continued
success during the next, school-term
at other institutions.
1'iof. Filzpatrick addiessed a large
amlieiit-e at the evening; service. His
address was based on?etTu'c-aliuu and
^terminating with a special pica for
Allen -University. This address was
very timely aful valuable. At the.
usual period two accessions were
made. lid ward Brioleau and lidward
Nelson.
Miss Sarah F,. Green. teacher ill
Allen lias returned to the city after
concluding her year's work; Miss
IJreen looks exceedingly Well.
S., scholar and. a member of tin church
'visited us. lie states that lie
is on his way "to?stmi^ner school t'..
join the teaching force.
.Mr. II. C. MoUltrie***lias returned
front Washington, I). ('., where he
attended the* convention of the Federation
of Boys' CU'ib. .
?i;M AMil, A. M. K. ft fTOnI
Sister Lizzie Bell died .May lis. l'.i.il .
at her home after an illness-of 'J
years. Sister Bell moved here a few
years ago from Fairfield County and
Tnst liei lot with Kimrmiel.-here she
remained a faithful member until Ium
illness. She was a ednsistant Chris
tian althrough her illness she nevei
J"i'" a?l+er?Creator1 and?al way -?vrtr-?
smiling and full of cheer. She lea\
us. to mourn Iter death, husband, I
! .|{|--md.;.RiidK-mi : i 1 11 1 I t > ? - 1 _
of"* friends.
. Funeral-services, .held Sunday .May
:U{ Rev. JL X Summers officiating. Sunday
School opened at 1(1 A. M
11% tlit' Stipt. ".locus Ci tieilieil'1 um
-the subject and was -very interesting. -
.Mrs. A. A. Aineker rev lowed I lie It's?
soir- und . brought out nianv hejpIjil
thoughts. We are always Kind to
li.iV'e her. - S*m*y to say. our S. 1 S.
Seet. Miss MArgret Washington?t? ill.
We hope,, 1 or her a speedy recovery*.
? Rev.
Sinners preached a noble
seromit-at-42-o'clock'fr^ru Luke 22-.ILL
and be took bread, and gave thanks
liiTVtdyj^fke it, and gave unto them -say?ing:'.
"This is my b<ufy which is
given I'm- you: this do -in-renivmbcrifice
of iipr." Subject "Body and
words of rememberence for you."
Mis. Ameker was with us during
this service, and again we enjoyed
her interesting: talk. She organized
a Junior .Missionary .Society with the
cooperation of parent.i and -members<>
1' tlll^ HucieU wi! mean to go uvut..
the top by the help.Of God.
7 1J. M. the A. C.- K. League Was
conducted * by the young people,
the president being absent.
N V. M. Rev. Summers preached a
wonderful sermon from l.uke ,,>:42,
Saying Father, if thou be willing, re
move this cup from me, nevertheless
Misses Georgianna Graves, F.va
Rpseboro, Mrs. Anna Swaygert arindisposed.
'*
Mr. John Swaygert is home with
his parents oil Slighs Ave., alter
spending a number of years in Ghi
CllL'O.
Mtt* am} - Mrs. I .ewis Kdwa.iu.ls, ?>
notinee the birth of a son, aline ?.
mother ami ha hi* doing hm*.:
"TTtTrnv ; will he a -i^iker?Tea -givmu
at the home . of Mrs: Kmily Chtrk
fjf,n:{ Washington St., Sunday at I
-P:?M;?We ,isk the cuuper.ition_ ilIL
inejnhers anil friends.
. M iss Maggie., Thompson left June I
I, for New York for the summer.
MILLER CHAlr^L Cm tUTL N KWS
Newberry, S. C.
The Sunday Sehijol whs in full
bloom *ivfth?Supt.?bb?K-?Floyd and.
\Vm. Gilder at the front. Dr. J. C.
1 McOeHmi --a-nnoUneed as a -sub joe t-?
"The guiding star," and one of the
no.si instructive aiuHirowerful mess- |
ages we ever heard on copimunion '
day. At the close of the service tivo f
persons accepted?membership?-w-Uk-j
Miller Chapel. The spirit was high
all day.
June wedding. * bells ring. Last
Wednesday afternoon Mr. Frtank
; ? ? ? >
THK PA I.Ml
V\ and .Mrs, Marie Kiehelberger
welt.- unite:! in wedlogk ut their_LiuJuLj
on Hunter Stieut, J>r. J. Metilellan
olliciutmg. .
1 he .Sun; nine c lub met in its regu j
iitm tee ting la.~i Thursday al'tuiiiuuJi.
with Mrs. t'litrrte Lee. Whitner pre-j
sident at' the hyine ul' Mrs. Koebertta '
Baker ijn Hunter Sti'eet, many visit1
nig friends* were present Key. J as K.
"Johnson of Winnsboro Station, Kev. |
K. A. Young of Helena Station, Mrs. I
l'rof. Jones of the Hresbylt-rian.
tfhurcfiy' Mrs. Anna Laura Washing-j
ton of the Baf?l st chu'reh, Mrs. L.'l.
i'rutt, Mrs. Allla. Kobihson ntul Mrs.
Kthel (lallntan of the dgaeoness board
of Miller eliapel A. FT ( hureh,
ALi^v Koeberttu Baker en {ytained.
ii r??yat .Myle. All; of the members
want to go back to her home lor the
next~ ineetiir^^im*sT;3r^r^3teCle11 gn j
..md til e .tli"\i' lia.oed un inbers spoke
to the elub iii well ehosen wolds.
The deaeoness^-board met at the
ehtireh Thursday -afternoon. with .Mrs.
?I. l'ralt, presiding, A ver> tine
meetings was in evidenee "ami. the
sane adviee given by Kev. >las K. j
Johnson and K. A. Votingboth spoke. |
In a short time, the president touelbl
,*d sump invisible bottom and >:
food tilings to eat were seen being,
brought through the pastor's study
for the visitors and membi*r<
'I'ln- Ut-v.'ahd Alis. A. ). .Marl it I .
anilly \iVmimI mu i.ils la (. v
'i'I 11 111 U?-tat b+s 11 I l t'I I ' i n 1 I' 1 ^| | M I '
' it t !i?; c. Mr..and Mr: , Win l; i !?! ? l- .and'
I'll*. T. T. Iluipvi:. * .
-?- w iHM.kMi-.i.ij M;n s'~^"
- Sunday .Junv 7. \va< huh-i-d a-tfloious
day at lb tin I A." M. K. Chureii
Sunday Si I inn I wu-. la-Id at its usual
lauir, tin-,-lv-son was bvutitifull.v
aiTtiirn^rtnr-T^T'?-i~ "Trr-"TnTaan""
t Miiinv. -|niu?11i vui<- La uiv Mm ? y.
Uvblivvra Ihu.-isy. Suh.K-itt '.'.Jvsus
'rurihvil" j'u a I was rwivwv<| by till*
past nr. "
'' uVliK'k I'l'Vin" bvy;aii nil ay
artiiiif id* thv raltiy ' -wvatTivi' l,-i;iilay
iiyht tbi l.iiva l-Yast w'a.- puMpuiietl
intil Sunday iinuniiiy and tlauv tin*
.la-a'-un ; In bma+r?-Tv.vt usvtl- l?yUvv.
IMxofi St.- .lolin ;:.-?0; sitbjvrt P
id' I in:, vitality-." This was
? irYi-.ai ,tc> nam?mirk unroll i-ivioyvtl.
T'ivv imitijl v.ith tin- iliuivh at this
vrviie. l'J.'i paTtalit- ?'d'-> lla,*- hol d's
uppiw a:Ui wiiii h lt-tii-sliim-iils w.'.s
vi v?iii..Jjuu-ilai ladivs ntiHk'l hi'l. 1
At ' > n i-lorU llv.v. I'aryan thv Saia .
.ilicd prvaibvr :hiil iiis pvojie w,
prvsvwt. "I{?n. hartf in usvd a text
ilvbivw 11:7. Thi- was a Wonderful
i iiaui.
Tliv '011111111 ! di*. idvd , 'in.1ti flubs
w-iia h aiv virti-frri'.'?into' tlrrli work
at husia i a"-: A . Mia*. y>'' l": ' and
,ii t.hv ?i_.. way ;jnl oi'-?>u y. ill always #
vavh ;l- ;u| ' n i t-i.a.di * ?.> v..-il?ir-'
lla ir pi'.v-- Uinil in-lav. - IN-'..--Sv
.i. :4?a_-n;<t+;v WH:V. Miss
t'i.: . i i >
nTKv .. t;.?, i IS. a.!s ! . . .I t .1 SUIT'S;
Mi'. II,vU-r Harris and -Air. .Jana \? isv
wi" Wert' triad to haw tlifin. Coinv
UK'"U Wf iii f -always v. lad to have
fplupMIV. -> j
M I 1.1.1 N S N KW S.i.
I'.luMif/.ty A. "M. I I.. ( Ittict.-li
^ A Jat'gf t inittiviral i<hi was seated
within tlii- t tiMlitiivv ot KJit'iif/.t:!' mi .
las Sunday indrtiinv; ami the pastor. |
lli'v. I II. A'l-t?>ti pfeilrhed a vfi \ !
od llTlllilll. tllf > ollof loll l'o| IJ|<?l:iy
was s iti.uu. j
Tlif pa.-tor if ori'aiii/fd tin- Lea- i
tctif. Sunday afternoon and tin- l"? |
'I'Uiinr "!i ;ci r< uciv ' fii'i'im; rres "
All*. (IfoVtif Ransom; vivo M'ros.. Annie
B. iHekett;. Soeretar.v. Francis'
Itohhin; Asts. Aft-.. In.e/. Roper:
Ti vio-alattw !> I '..i I;?i upm tor.?I 1 i?
I?rii- i>i't t'hairnia11 nt'.. tin.- 1, nlnr.H?.
('oinmit Uf. <' h * j t it ri Mm'trnni Chair?
man id' tin- projrram committee. Nora
Ransom", and Chaplain. . Walker
Thompson.. The pastor is putting'
over a?hi v. pi nt'i iirn .w it li?11m.. ?
11.IKS tins year".
iAI-T?i-Uive- B.'-plist luni'.ltRcv.
.1. I.. Brooks, pastor. Sandal
.was .a Jute Tlyy I'm- Church ser\_iccs.
and our pastor preached a wonderful
so r avoir everyone ?ptvsettl - - o^^u-iycd ...
!?|> \\ TIll'M r;tn K'll l!K'
<:fN (in'd with it.
A.ll -the members were glad to have
Miss I.uvt?n'a Hall hack with us after
ho in ir away for .quite a while in
school work. Miss Boll is a faithful
member when at home.
Little Miss Jotfroy Reaves will
lqive a partv Sntnnhn?evenino?at.
oVhuh fur all tin member.i nf ,1
No. 1.
Tl^ B. V. 1*. I'. is tl iii ne' vi-al
Work for 1*1 it* \ oniie-teis. tinder ihe ,
leadership ot _ .Mi', ("air aiol M < - '
Lewis.
1'i of. .1. S. Roberts caiiie home
from Holly Hill. Thursday luaht To ']
the joy of his relatives _and friends.?
and made an excellent talk in the'Sunday
School Ijiiur. we are always
proud of Rrof. Roberts for liis won-,
derful -work as a principal here.
Missouri?Reaves.
('t Hi l'.HIH 'HV?N LANS
? Opr. pasjor. Rev. ThompsTm pre.o hed":i
Wonderful -o'ii?'ii?So ndn> .??
church was tilled with its Uiellihcts
and friends. " Z ~ ^
We ai e -h;r\ ine' excellent Stifidav
Schools iioxv "as iU'acI tea 11 > all I lie
:d udelit - aie home.
IteV. Thompson \i :!- the dim ) r
4^1 HOST 111 Ml Mini MIS. MaiU'V ICl'I'Hl '
sun Sunday, and little neice. I.ucile
Freeh;. wh i >s snondimr the summer
with her uncle TSov. Thompson, was
the'truest nf littk' Miss Kutrenia Mao
Molnlos.
Wo at'o triad tp hrtvo somo more
nt* our?student s hnnm fi-hm school.
amoiiir whom *010: Misses Fram es
iHi'hs' ti.?an<l .Timmfm-Foptrio. Mos-os
T. Mitchell Kohinson and Hadossia
Pixpn. Wo are also triad to have
Miss Marion WlHlMltW of t'M'inihia
here. Miss Williams is visitinir her
-motInn Mrs Forinno Williams.
?The Sunshine Fhih was enteHain- j
o.d at.,the homo of Miss Hath Gotr- I
r'u>s Friday ^fternooiv. Games of ,
cards were played, after which the j
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jUTTf) LEADER " _
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tables- uci'L' pushed back then everyihndy
'bejran daniiriK. At six-thirty
u dulikhtl'iil course was served. The"
yotinjr" people left for home, liavimr '
enjoyou themselves very much.
AI r? line' 1 livtli wti- t. :i ] 111 i 1 Ilia I
rjidil to M ss limiiia Chapp^lle Th it rs-ei
day evening. , r
The many friends of Mr-. M.ui \
Moot e \\ il!iatn< reyret very n.uch to
see -her lea\e. She h;ft Wednesday
e\oninv | r Nw York City. \\V'hope ;
how ..-,0 .>i >h(.. w HI return,
A -those tor tlie sick list a r-:.
-dr. I it J-Jixoia Mi?< KtH'e Mr"
.Mails\ .l e. and "Master XaMu'miel '
If (drills ui.
Mr. . Hadassjif | lixoA . w,u.s shocked
Saturday 1,. lie htm iiv. }>ut v. e ;uc
very plod -that lie ha- about recovered.
Mt -r fni: ellM- and M i J.enj.je
Keajel; ha', r-?11 a- j miiiiiii i o i i . ' due n j
e.s.L sy ; ;..11 > "y j?|?t iir. r'l-ni h < j'?? {|i i i |
siSter* a'-.t bin-band Mr-. . \\ har.tuii 1
a u< I M lie at Sen. 1
t \! HOI X I \| l.s \ i n s
r-riTTTil ' ln-|.| at |
v?mvvr ai. J-... < h ji > !i. <>.n : ti..: !
c<imla ' \v;i- ;i u rout - ll.'oo--. Jr \\ ay I
'jf'STf! aH?'||fh'll. Tlll'l'i' Vi-ri'i f! < hi?i f> { !
h! f> t:t. ami t hov rcniliM ? il sdnio olo /ant
ni'isir. .1 >liti < I;?> t ?n*.~ niiartyt I.
was i) < -?"it al.-ti arid ri-1i.ilv- I sumo
i-h'i I i 11.' . .
II i 1111 noro.I,. '.' - m ' i';i ' I
"ini!!!? to a Cl a I i.l lli.i who iiiv
ax a :.an1:11 an.I 111; n. \\ h , ai
'i way !...i> li in:' arc .'rail ti a II \ rot111 u
inir".
I "'"Hon I5ol.-h.or. a triaduuto
fli- A 1>I>4?\ ill.- r iIj~iity Tfaiiw-ntHMm.-?riiinn
n.hMn . P'onniu-nohTLt f
'ior vmat i??iiMr. Willi*"* F. Harrison |
a J.V' adiato .>1' 'Alton- Fiiivt'i sity has
ahs.y i.tiuiiod Ii.'Hu*. Mr. Harrison
\\ Sis tlv. ai'ilml ...la. -.-.si-h-la r-sh in - front
Allen .I n' tn. his pioirrc'ss us a scholar.
'H-r-?i'l?.i?srgr*- mvariI'rrl?rrrrn^hrn*"~
pi i/.o at-taruinjLr -t sivcraya |
in hirh fs\'hoo| Fniflisln 1F; has* Won i
4-h+s? f c-Uso t'vv i.H'r--JU--is?a- wn }iriH-I
iaat-j^-Uitivut. inal it >ocins that faoly '
l.'.u'lj, and sina i-ss- , ha?\ e canint'd on
hi- vrai.!.
-W *- a\i-Ii ImtIt lot* htm. .Mr. Calhoun
T.'dnund ami d?;>;, ].TuTu- and Tanu.s
Hov n- 1.1- hliw ttlsn . iiuc home from
Mi"*-ri' Hallfc Kdnuiml.-'. Calhoun
Kdtmiml-s and Willie Harison. atic'trd-"
d 11";<* mat hinti.m exercisi'S hold at
?. i ' . .. I
-^i . i.:~ . - ul LIW . VJJUL-|U--- I i >UIHV ITi-aii;u:*_'r
sola ml. It was opjuyotl by!
them."
As tliis . ? ut-s to- tlu' pftrfs. wv a:
i111*<*i't;i<-ti tlia.t "Mr. Fred Haivis-Mi *<"k
seriously ill "Mi Sunday nuMUtina. We
lin|\. ! tin- iu'NJ rfpnrt?he wrH Frr ~
I t-ttor.
1'!'. bav^l'Ml frrr I .it b?nS?.Inly a?'t
vi'ies.^aro altvad\ underw av
Thftv will bo a threat pivnie. at t'al-''
houii !'*ail.< that dav. r~KVor? body is
-o \ i m *? ifd?*" >i'!o 'bat i - a1 !>' t'i.
Mi-;. <'afrit' FTinuipd.. . eharniinir
wifo !' Mr. llallio +Mmui.d> lias returnee
h??me . fitmii Faun as. S. :
whore she has boon visititiir wlitlives jund
friends.
MVs.- l:.a Wiley atuuidod tlu- nia-|
w It. iv .her s"ii Mr. I larristMi jtraduat- >
oil.- she. lit' b.'ii: M^Tvpo'rt- a plea-,
raid tj:p.
Mr \"l.i:.t' Ml"- \\ arfi- al a the.
\\ \ K I" SIIO. \j S S I \N s
l'-... y,,' d:.t Sol,..| war^ b.-j
Suto!a* 'iiairaiao a!Tu Vloek. j
yijirvo ii'.iiiibor wa-. pro at aad t ?d\ j
"a^arlix,- 1 b '! 'i: - e-a '
ho li-ss-'.ai. Mr. lahii t"."Ionian was a-:
pleasant- ajsitur . l'rum .l'ino bi nvo. j
liis Von arks were. very "tini dy.
'I'ho s??ni<>r o! "ir >>!' llitr llotht;' saa'-'"
. 111:i:!'-?I 'I'"-- k ut <'1 i , I1, bar
hiV I'vi-i'i". yn~;T~ait.)|'"'M ai W h i 'h" W US' i
von T the "ben til ubt 'tiurtah. ,
IMv. 'I'Uvjimis L.e:n ) ' i- iiTi'in-hc- 1 a' _
1 pt 1st Clui roll SlimiiiV
t i; ' i uiimn Ii i \' mh- fii 'nv-.'i! ..?I, i .
.? L?. jU j J .U'..,-. ,
i!.l> llil-lr. II. < I'.rt'U.ii
l?!Ifd. I lu< fills?i.l.
Oii t.i- t WffIrfpsih.y iiuur. :t
sT^-Tlt+irl ~crrm d- -w ;t- |n m.-1?u4- 15i?r. ^
I'.i-t1'!*} tn ih>- .<i Hi .-at In !
ITT*TCoYv^T r.v Pan-all. Tins u ;i>_ |,U
tlrst attorn; t an<l h tannin a nrufi.tul
itntnt'siiin i(j'i"ii his lu-atvrs.
Tito II Y. P; 1". lil' J.iuJ.t.- lUv.nr. im.-t
at J i Yhu-k iitt'l roinh'Tiotl ah oxoolIftit
program. " .
Thi' Rit.t-hi"lav Party la-iv.-n hv Nil",
nyjl Mrs. Fsavin Ni-hnit. Saturday
i-\ c-tunir in h nan; of tlaoT si n. Mri
("harlio P. Sol-am was :lli unoiuo rrf-1
- It KESRIS DIP
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mhs. i\ r. HE
? ~~A FT IX mm: o f i?at K x T
X ( K; \RS. and
.v \pk\ roil i-:*r phkpAuynt
j. ?M:\YST
Kacc Magazines Anil New>papor?
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I'NDKRTAKER AM) LI
SOI TH < AROLIN
MaunaanMHMiavn
r -
lair al! who were .present eti.iiiy.etl1
t hems- !ves. to the hiurhf'S. After
playiny several yanies, it eo.ui.-L o."
In- i/ruum a till rare ws. ? ^yi
( har'ie .VHsorr ~iK nn\e !v.rh~ PT "TiTo
-J.111)liver.... .hiivir.y . ..spen.t -a phM-mtfffhdol
year a; Brewer Nur.inal*School
at- X?reeiiw;uuil. ...
Mrs. 1- ajtn-ie-(lilrhrist- wfitr-+nre?bvi'T:
ill" f*.r ifjfrite while, left Spnjay
e-vv-niiHf V-hH+nw.'mtl - II' prTif
where she will- -undergo an ity .>?a,:or.
Ifer* lvlative* anil friends wish Toi
fw-4--a- Aa-sees-l'til trip. 1?1???1?
daines- J); hurrah -----W
I I.J'I'M IKK MiWS
Sunday heinjr a be.i^t it ill da\,,e.ve'ryhoily
\va> out in full.. The Sdr-lay
Selp 0! opvrrril'at it??cn^ua! B< .i}' u :..
Sup't-. ' ISyril trial teii'ehers ?-n the it la.
Air. A. '('. Caldwell yave a sph-!n1.-.
review of the lesson.
?'4'4rt?W-rrl?hn?Hkib met '!'! U! '
niirht with - .a I.rye minihur j?resei.t.
A .very intei est ir.y proyrani, was fen-.
rfro-pH1'"MA*-" Ho a B. Hwr'n .
'True I'i ie!.'l-h'ii( " * halioti. Mi-s Ma .
\t. i . ... 1 -
.?wn :,rviwf. lA'i .Mil' HVr 1!: T,!.?
.Hiss .V. M. 1I unti-r. 1'apcv,.
t' ! ;P'''-. f.rrn?n..i ir n M"i: ' ...
Mr.-puu.-r I>y, M r-. "A. ( ( aiu
W.t' an- . vi > . L'tuii !< set* '.Mi- - .f
S.nr'.ur' i.< ; !';? . a \n
- .it't'i fa! car a*" (Tallin I' n ~vl- 0
Xjr-. (>piis 1.: and.'Mr. AMiury Ai>
rains.- .If., arriwil yosti-nlay J:i 11.
*w\\Hn?rt Ni-ws ?? visit t+rvir 'rfrkr
: aiT. itr.t! i.nMr. M r'. A.Mniry Al-raii.- .
Sftiitif.
M lu- many' I'MMM- <,;' M !!.; ;
i !Tr Mai phy \\iil lariat ii.a,
! . am a!' t'tri- illit?'>> hut is -??ni? ui.'a.:hjifta.rti
.aJ'trr an upri'ut J !?. :ii t I
t' liiitn 1 In - |iit;ii
- ti tin I.- I A-; Mi-, "'A.-Iu.ia Air an.
Mr arai M?s \\ mil* J*ihr!l. Mr. tiMhi*-'
\\ liar. Mi- t ( upr.lat.ii.' M i
i I i-.!t ila Altiri'ts af,tl 1.iJ.! I -. tiiit
I . .I'll?to I.. I Int i: 'I !a- 1' -lu: 1 - ?
tiMil' lift If" i! 'Jil- \\ 1 it ll:V
Mi Xrx-l:.^ <-r.ifk aiM Mr \V a!.an..
.' wr.'ir it i- a; in.. n-.i.',; .r,, I ; u
tl.r I...: t- t.t'. tl.r* lira if.
Mr. Urnrjns I rnt-kriis i -v ?vi
t.vt.r Mi>- (Ila'tivu- Sort a-iav
Thr pa-'.'.f. lifv. ( . II. MtUa, ua..lit-!
. i.?r??rrrrr?!rr=r?a' '.a. nr-^
. an: ..I .a-;dI-; a! <- Tr"- p.
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i 'al'r. Ul.tt'r .Jul li'ft -Si),:;!; <'.a.J\;
v. iii ft?a?i : 1-?ilift ( a a..if,
? I lt> J?.M
o.nr tM-' t .i!' ; In- ( it \ l>t\ i I'-art-rMr.
.1: nit- I.aw is ' Imiiu aXyr
|i?rmint.: .-fVri'al' wrr.U- ii. i uUitiihin.
'.lli'isjjii.Sj. Mr. J. ( . Sat*.< * ?nit
tui.'fii lu I ai<ill. yfstf rilay-uM- 'u>iiifs.-.
.Mr. Ilutn r" M.it?';tll. .It'll!";.- R?v> r't.rti..
Mr. Ha.nijit-.n aluhnsun. i. .luhr.
-. n iiiutt.rfd in Winstuii-Salr-m. -N. ( .
t al ly Frit lay hitjrniiljr tiy \'U.it-(hf11
tiu-iul*; utter livvy had arrived .:.
Win?iti<ii:SaK*ni; ?>ii Main St.. . t!'h-y
forgot to stop for thcrcd light atj.i
Vtop for tho" greyn 'lt-gh-t but kej?t on
l.y foi: every rt;d Tight but didn't- farrto
hold up fol' tile groou l Ig'l i1-s
['(r STORK I
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M KDICIN FS, CIGARETTES
'TOBACCOS. V
:>NS?COMPI.ETK STOCK.
AND
Can AIwavs Bo Found Bore. A
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onh word that de- jPHHIj
bes Funeral Kwl
rctlon works?super- folMjri
equipment. , service l|M|J
.-reasonableness of
^ ^ ><>l'1 sevice at SB
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^>a'"re ^ y*
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CENSED EMU A EM KK Of I
v \*!vr) (;i:<?!<(,i \ jf
Equipment
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(iood as 1lu- D- -j
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Office . -
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DR. \Y. I>. Ciiapi'x'Ht4
Physician and Silicon
Diseases of Women u j *. : >o >
A Special I >
Office:.?: ?? 4t"* 1 J
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1119 \VashiuKtoii. 81.. < nTnml>ia*'~S. t\ 9
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Notary Public nnd 1>< aim -?
in real estate and sale !??ts .in
>' PINK KIlHiK CKM1. lY.k V i;.,,u
1 tifUlly^ located on paved road ibove ~lH
College Pla^e. ? ?
Phone 6422.
1109.^ Washman>n. Street >
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