The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 05, 1931, Image 5
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SWireaJv September 5, ID.T
CHURCH NEWS <
V LADSON PRESBYTERIAN
? CHURC1I-NOT
Sunday morning, August .?>0fh.
; ' pastor Rev. A. S. rove proa?"
from Pisalm 78:72,*"So hp-fed th
according to the integrity <>f
heart and guided them by the st
fulness of his. hand."
He said that the , eharactvrifl
that made David a successful s
'.V r pherd, made hirri a successful ki
These were integrity of heart :
slflllfiilrieca nf f
rip iiini'tT :
that the kindliest and. most povo
life that anybody cau live is YTmT
a shepherd. Jesus Christ in e\pr.
ing His relationship tu the-smVi :
would call Himself the "(hen! i
pherd." At the closing sceneHis
life, He commanded llis di-nir
to go out in to the world "and b
shepherd.
We were glad to welcome 1 "
the congregation Sunday
Mrs. Ruth Watts Butler, !
New Jersey; also Miss K.li:h H n
who has been doing gradate y ink
Columbia University; other vi
were: Professor John I\ Parlor
Harbison College, Irmo; Mr. T;v"'
Martin of the city; Misses \ i E.
Lowery and -Floss i>^ -1 11 ?of
Cheraw, S. C.; ]h>tuthv,H.
the city, Mi's. p;. J. t.ioi1' mm f
Smith of Jacksonville. Ma. V?k
' always glad to welcome..v i.-it >? ?
our service at all times.
Th^ pastor and his wife vvrc '
' and greatly surprised when v>rrr
the members marched inij> the .Mn
Monday afternoon and gave them
appreciative "Pounding." They v.
. to thank the members fbt ilieii hi
ness.
u,o *o toiicge Ua>
Will be observe^ at LiVI ri 1 i .
. terian Church 4-30 . P. M .. it
will address, the "Cc llee.- "S y
the city. There will al r. { .. i.n.li
musical selections^by^?jiit':v->; ?ini;
The alumni of the various V ll.and
fTiends of the city are i.-.vm :i
be present. ~ ,
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PISG.AH BAPTIST
CIll IP 11 N I
Marion, S.-C, = Sunday ua-j-a 4;
day at Mt. JPisgah -Bttit+i-i- t-4^
The weather being1 sonnw hat; h:
ment caused a go( ci 1 y hiiimiu . < ]
members and friends not to
to the morning service.
Even at that their wa a ].
? congregation -in - attendant < ;st
morning service. -We-iut^v ,iu,a?^
ed one of the greateH revivals in
history of the church. Many *:
members have been added to
group. Out baptism servicers \vi
was held On last Sunday nightreally
a gospel feast, to tho-v '
worn rvenonn4- ""<1 ?" ' 1
??vtw cocnu iilUU \YiLrK,soi'U
ceremony. Standing- room whs a \
mium. Mrs. Willie Inmmi our
ganist, Mrs. Eunice Mitcfio+r ?
Laura Smalls and our senior - Pen
Frank Gilchrest are slili on the :
list and we pray forthem a see
recovery.
Our union meeting convene; v
the New Providence--liaptisj -<'luii
Darlington, Rev. .1. S. (Ivoirg, |ias
On Friday, Saturday, and Vhr-nivh
fifth Sunday the grad rnJh and d<
cational service oT the 7^It. ri
Baptist begins and conlinu.-.one
week to which the public i .
dintly invited?tn ill. I.. 1 .....J??
part. . x , .
Rev. B. F. Jordan,' it I';'
pastor of the First Baplu t tlui
WllSOn, N. C., Will di. t:i?through
the entire week,
-program.
| Sunday Sclioof
:? and icmu
| AT EMAMJi'i,
% . m It a iij
I AUGUST 31si - s;
| I'ROF. W. H. SH ACK I | J
a ? ^ The you 11 g |ih - -r?I?+-<Jf
Schools and League* oT l!i d
year with the Stale i\ i...efi.i
*l? beginning something entirely
.X All Sunday School.-. r:.d; I
Y have thi^ Institute, ft v. Shh
?a-week .v{ his \nc.-,! ; v : :
knowledge. Mis 1 , l' It J.
methods will be pro-win. Ti.
j* present.
??? All persons all over ! ;<
-t-r - --? League work arc ci/id.i.Ii\;
$ MR. JOHN A. llvVli ;i! t
'. Mil. S'v
t MR. J. \V. N'Ol : ! ! !. i
% mr. .piiiul' pknxk"
* $ miss naoMi di:
Y MR.' JAMKS LLLl.-OV
X (MISS) I.Alii
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v' *vv'l'* '%
i . St. Luke's L
X 1H;i il
. . ; ;
I ' Every Sunday 8:uu A M
? Every Sunday 10:00 A
> Every Sunday 11T0 A , M v"
X . Every 1st Sunday it Aid A
1 X Sermon.
? Every Sunday Gv.00 P M.?V
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I'/iON HILL BAPTIST
ES . CHURCH NE
| Zicn Hill Baptist Church gav
tho banquet in honor of the usher be
"I'd on the 21 of August which was q
0|u ja success.
h' - j Messrs Clinton Stroman and I
'M- jiamin (Jrair were the principle sp<
- ui i:iu evening.
'.ics Mrs. ."vlary Domas is leaving on
ho- 25 of .August for Charlottee, N, C
ng. vi~.it her mother and father, Mr.
indjMrs. Jones. Mrs Lydia Gibbs
! ^luring S. -C.r4s now- visiting
f. li-i-ti-i and brother-in-law, Mr. I.Mrs.
James Stroman at G215 Qu:
-4<: j'Avo; The time she has been 1
;Mit? has been highly entertained
: id dinners given in her ho
of One of the most charming aff
(.! ti<b week, was the dinner giver
" a ?nd Mrs. Ha'mbric, other gu
v? re present. Mr. and Mrs. Sewr
,'o.Mr. and Mrs. Owsley, Mr. Gen
.i. Miss Marie Neva Puke,
? ! Terry I Iambi ie, and P.iidy VaTle C
v"j Joy.. '
.iiJ__Ou last Saturday, Mrs. E
jinmihiu served a most delicious
e' 1 eor at her home 1052G Hudson >
no '. in the honor of Mrs;, Gibbs, o
. .. . v.Vro present were:'. Mrs.
-v;-M drvdtrrrnnn anil daughter Maj
, : . .- livhl :ind sen General. !
'. nth and daughter Ruth and
I. i amb'ic. Mrs. Mary Sowright.
t. ! timed no last Saturday from Sp
jib'id- S C., and other points S<
d - ' here she was visiting her mot
? .She reports a-very enjoyable tri
r1 Mrs.. Audio Kenner of Sprint
an 13, c., and daughter Bessie were
i b. f'inrer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hi
nd-Id- ..win-on oh last Sunday.
j Mr. ;nd Mrs. Howard Blasren
I ; Albany. X. Y., are now visiting
t" j/.iV.-tiii i and sister, Mrs. Addie Kej
I in.,? Aii Bessie Haynes at 5909 i
?H- . Mlt L'tid. Friends" are noping t
1 ' ; . i(j:i"nnt stay while here. ;
v b| Misses Maybell and Maggie S
1 "! i Man. Mamie Blassengale and ]
" j Mice Blassengale were the afte'ri
"" , ' - of Mrs. Kenney on last 1
-c mMv" tverling at 2047 E. 88th St.
i tc y- M4ss Alice M. Martin of Wash
" ' < is now visiting hpr a
? l iiiiI uncles.
u - S i , I AMES A. IVI. E. .CHIIR
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" The Sunday" school was called
, i..d?T!Vv tire superintendent Miv I
li i Sell with the majority of the
, vlie.rs< at their post of duty, and n
pupils present. The Sunday sc
en joyed an interesting review by
liiiiie'rt of Antioch Baptist Churc
At 11:30 Rev.- Plair preaehet
;u.;i.-al sermon about: "The 1
t' v :>hters of Zion Singing." Aithc
new i :::j of the preachers.were abi
our Popularity Contest was cai
'.'eb out with much credit. The pa
was (bank the different members and .
hr>. tuius for their loyalty.
. At.8 o'clock our pastor, Rev. W
no- p.; . )t< stirred his hearers with
-ei-mon fi'om Matt. 7-1-2; 4<1
't!v I * I called the Kettle Black."
' l '1 .m. ?ion ally a lesson- that
?i-'c :! audience spell-bound.
edy TV.(. sermon l>y Rev. I. A. Millei
. la < Tuesday evening was really
'i' n treat. Rev. Miller is" indeed a ycj
| it{,t is growing by It
tor. : v. 1 hounds in the' ministry, rtvilv
i be. vuiriinue to bless him to carry
i' b ''.111'- wiirk, '_! * . "
i br . i von wonders Kit lust Wed
"' ' b \ . iiielit went 'over the to)). F
-to succeeded in, putting
' . i i f i ihe cau'-i1 uf Pit
i 'ii . Mar. tVoper added mucl
f ' . T .uoialois by preaching
?ul' ).. i- i .'-t -,-rmons. '
i'!o tiip to Hopkins, 55- lJ., *o
/,) : t hui'cli was not in vain
. I : i :-'.v evening
kr. L a jue Institute
A, o't Methods
, A. iU 11 CHURCH
i,'S I i'r.N, S. .* " ,
UC i U \lBER_61h, 1931
t !<lb Vishvilly, Tenn., Director
i. ,'>? i;. i htVryh, wore so inspired last
.. ii i t Voini!',- People,, that they are
" 1 >".v, ' . .
v to of this city have united to
* '.! id has kindly consented to spend
???n it i!i.; :i! l some of his varied
?-?: : \ull viT.it'fl'.in primary
others of equal note will be
i-n'to interested in Sunday School or
i.ii'. i'U'd lo attend.
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T U-'i:'iran General Committee
U >\ ! >',. Treasurer,
i.a.j mail Finance Committee
I T, ( i rii man Music Committee
.. (Tutunian' of Committee on A. C.
C i i a' ih n't n~~A (1 1 i a 1 n g-Cunrmtttee
A. HILT., Secretary ,
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i Vi.scopal Church
aiiiptoi) Ail'NHc.
^-1 HAN.A-l,R, tor.V/ ?; . - . ..
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rli !>iatii'ii Holy Communion.
'hiiH'lt Si'litwl, " * ~;v.
it.vnrtTrcr tVayrr n?>ri- h'frmon,-(\Jo??iaVH.n
IIo4y Gommunian and
V. <. L. ' .
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THE PALMETI
?^ | Our pastm1 nlnng with hi" nrnmi
met a crowded church. Ik- prone
a forceful sermtenr\vith the result
two converts, and the Jubilee C
rendered much service.
?'A GREAT REVIVAL MEETING.
THE. NINETY-SIX CIRCITI
"n*o " * * f '
The meeting on the above na
e a Circuit is now .'in history.* N<
>ard before has there been one of g>e:
dite interest and results. Thirty--two i
anal three women accepted Ch
*en" and arc now rendering service
aak. tjK, Master.
i ruiy Kev. Shaw knows how
t"e conduct a ReviVal meeting and cr
' tc! men. Several called him a veal e^
aTy i gelist and think ho should go_ex
?* sively into that work.
he,! He was assisted by the Rev. dn
a. and his adopted 'son T.orov John
ni?y Much credit is due Rev. \Y. 1>. .]<
}eiiL fl local Deacon who stayed on
' a job. Things have certainly mad
n?r* great change under this our pre
ai^s pastor and we hope to obtain'
1 continued service here. The :?
? ,? here are .willing to follow him.
ight *
oral- -'- ??
Mt. ABBEVILLE PISTRTCT W. IL d
|\VS- MISSIONARY CONVENTION
ster The \Y. Ij". & F. Missionary, '
din- vention of the Abbeville Di-trie
\ve. the Piedmont Conference, oonvo
ther with Shady Grove A. M. E, Chu
Vir- Watts, S. C., July 30-31, lb", i. \
ggie \ B. A. Lykes, pastor.
Mrs, The Devotional son ire- b<? ?
Mr. 12 o'clock conducted hy^ho* di
re- preoident, Mrs. Ruth'G. M&ssoy.
ring The Key. J. G. Lot oar, t.G'tho i
)uth houn Falls Circuit jhvachml the
hoT. niial sermon from the 1th ? hrvrrm
P- Phil., 2nd and 3rd wise*. Subj
ield, Worof.n's work in the Ch .rch
the tho duty of men towards;hm:
lton The reports from tho Chur<
were given. Mrs. R. G. Mescoy,
gale president read her annual . n.e-::
her -which was full of thought-,
finer . At S:30 the Rev. W. S. Mum
vins__ the Bailev-^Bethel Circuit?r:nr>
hem the"" Missionary Sermon' fr.in X
'28'. 14-20: Subject; "Th!??rrrr
Itro- presence of Christ." On Fi iday
VIrs. unfinished business was complete
loon Well prepared papers _were .)
3un- by "Mrs. Emma Harris, Mr-:'.. Hi
Bradley and Miss Jt.nie Perrirr:?
ing- At?12 o'clock Rev. _F
11 "-ta preaehcd--from~R-OTr-.--< P ?***+?
"Power of God to sa .x* men " ,\
-Interesting program was icii'M"
the Juvenile department.
.v/Ii ^he Officers elected f r l'-'Jj
president, Mrs. .Ruth t
to vice president, Miss flattie E. P.-i
t. S. 2nd vice, president. Miss, .huiie SI;
tea- recording secretary, Mrs. )< ep
>anv S. Wright; treasurer, Mr;. I!;
liool Bradley; Juvenile suporir.tei:.:
Rev Mrs. Annie E. Edmunds. ll<-v. .!
h. Smith thi Presiding "Elder te"d
1? a excellent -service. The Al.iie
Dau- District is proud of Dr. Sni';
>ugh has the work of the church at :
sent, and is determined to put the i
vied over.
CaP" POI. I.CIM DV .VI.'ll v.
W/l> IJUIJ I IV 1 ?I I 1 '
G.I Macedonia C. M. K. Ch -t * .
1 a her W. H. & F. Missionary < '
iVhy tion Wednesday, Thuvsda an '
Thp day, St. Paul A. M. K. (. 1;
held pastor and members turned
full.
r on Those attending ? he t'
a Branch at Ware Shoals. Friday
[ting Mr. and Mrs. Squi/v l.audi'>.\
?aps Florence Mooit, Mrs. Annio
God Starks, Airs. I.. K. (1 -. . 'in :i. 1
on Rebecca Holmes. Oa|<
Grove Baptistt flan. 1
nes* a weeks revival- Sunday n??;!il
lach Hondo has Rev, Oobisoii ..r A. v..
the to help conduct the revival
rrrr irh?,iud Mi ?r*-?W I1. 1 .'
i to daughtei'tM (Rose anil F...i
one breakfast guest Sunda\ Mi , .
Butler, Misses Ellen Given ;:>>.! \
Revr ifU Jtlt'k'jUffTJI .IIWTW'I- -M*
last Cu minings of Hodge- and Mi'
Blackwell ot Washington i> '
__ After breakfast had i m> v 11
w Mr. ?Butler, Misse-- K -i- ' i;
' ' X Ellen Greene Azr-I. j:_c-i ;
y^Efobinson aTilTMf MJr. 1..-1 I1-1
% motored to Greenville ami visitv
j? latives and friends, lhev r<_ e
't* fine trip.
Mrs. Emma Cumnungs, lUt:.
Y daughter Wvnetta t. 'ii inili II: .
X Misses Ruby Mae Robin ;.ni.
j* Cummings, ' Perai Lewis and
X Oscar Poggie motpred t, H<:>
y ville. N. C. last' Tuesday ami v.'
.1, relative:; and friends.
Mrs. Hattie Claybon >?mi
Y neiee Belva Hart Clay1:?oii
^ AahevlTTe last week, visit it
? They reported a pleasant Mta" !
Mr. Homer Adams anil w;;-- .
j* the pleasant guest of Mr., ;
% WiYb Dixon last week.
|? Mr. Willie. Wiliams has u r
-?Y Columbia after spendMe.- :
Y U1-^. ^'s ""P1-. ^1 'i
2 Misses Thelma and ?rn:u t
v son and Miss, Darcus Black wi 11 -
2" the week-end at Hue Wis'.
!? were the guest of Mrs. Fruit
?y daughters :
X Little Mi?g Bolva llait 1
left Monday morning with her
X Mrs. Hattie Claybori, fid- si..
Penn., t oenter school there.
X hope for her a very successful
year.
" X The Stewardess. Board nmnbc v
|* of St. Paul A. M..E. ?(.'hui\?h is
X a lawn party at the church tla X~!?
Friday night of StMrtember. li
one is invited.
I MARION NEWS
)?* The death of little Hern ice I-'
*? was a shock to all. She is ck
*j* missed in the community. I'u
hor^short life she was my at
Y, church and Sunday school \<<T)
.|. In the home she was dutiful and
- *t* dient. She leaves a' ho^t of r<\:;i
.j. and friends to niourn her 1? <;
V We are glad to have Miss Mi
X Gibbs home fcfter being in the h
V tal at Florence. Mrs. .Willie In
X | was taken to the hospital Sin
X-V I morning where she is to undergo
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PINCKNE'.Y'S
UNDKRTAKKR AND II
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" 'I. We" llolW; lot' htV & sflM
rlicd r<-< ?r.?! v. Annie .Simmons and'
s of '?!i - U?> iioC Johnson are also in the!
hoir i, , , i *ii; Florepce. May they im.
j I rapidly. ~^
n-lor.'s wife is growing- by'
( ,N. nd hounds. The pastor, Rev. j
, * -T, W. Jy. Duckett says she is eating '
him out of house and home.
(j < Sunday night the Ladio* Mis-!
. ? sior.ary Society presented a pageant
'x.t Y " '! 1- "Heaven BoUd.'r It was a
mVn ;f" "i ross ad tvas witnessed by a.
4. 'lrv<v cr>\vd #
ri?t .
r, . J*' -. Birdie Wilson, who has been.
; vj-.d;'? >;; Rev. and. Mrs. j. \V. I,. Due-j
to''' ' ' turned to her home in Sumter!
[r(.'n-?-r-; evening?ufier a very pleff-'|
0p,_ Mrs. Alice Unpin cpnnsored a pro- |
> ;cr:?.'v. i" interest of the Jfnirwold
nms"n Friday evening.?Mr. Em-j
T " Fcipi' ingway played a conspicious
jive-s-'part .p -the program-both bv liis solo
i_be _n ov-tiry.*' address. ' The_ proe
i: was one of the best given in*',
"eTit bliTTcify., - ' ,'j
bi i !! ; . J." 11. 'Brooks-: arid Rev. I. .R
; ! of Sumter and Charleston
yv d'Nr.e,' fur ;ts. of Rev. and Mi s.
' ... Ibielce.v, la-t Wednesday. j
p T'' . and Mv?, J. F. Thomas arid
~' .j Ktrirrin.',- WHV ylMtors
v v '.last Thursday. ,
( ?if ton Hajliftaw of {Jucensboro,1
N war in the city vi-iti-np- his
red " 4' la-t week.
p IP-rtruda Black and . Mr?.,
i". A' formm residents of this
?T-f? long! on, D. ' C.,
: i '.-i*:* l>j,r a few weak: .
i'-vo. they wore the guests ot
. .. "'.'.'"tv.~ iJi'irM. cjj iJ .na -Street.
wore delighted to
, 0r \f - < ?- Helen Hrigrin and Rova
o"i-: Tir'-v.rA and Mr. Clifton. Davis
and jT to Muliiris. Tuesday after"j.
? '* .*k"v \ ' ,"1
:hc-. M.--' Alice Hagin had . Misses
the I' and Rogers as dinner guest*
ago, i :r:vx* -'day afternoon. Miss Hamil:>
: ovd Mrs. Bradford gave a party
?_ of i- n.-.v. -ot? Mis* and Mrs. Black on
'Tn;d r ...ycfiny? After -oards an^
latt <* *y r> lovely course of salad,
''d ' -1.. " ' . i ov.ice cream and cake was
the. sn--,.a.
. , c- Gertrude Black", "T.'rizahem
' p 1 \ii?-e Ilagin and Helen Hacin'
1 - -.r jd-'-tQ BeAnett-vjlle Wednesday
. ' ey seprit a very pleasant
?Rev.- Whittak-e^?*md
^ '??
i'l. f"li;:al?et'h Rogers .en'-crtMPrM
?? \i >;. Gertrude .R'.ncV a.nd
ic- Black c n Wednesday "ven
: one spent.- a' delightful
: Tl'u- out of town.- guests
u . ' . Viv Morgan and Hoiv. '
' '? > ,\. "Morgan i r.Vrtnioe 1
,a .! .viing people at the home
. 1:.*i<.n Gibson Street on
imv i ' . <: .oninv. This proved to
yl'rle : he- i<?Hiest aifairs of the
curt ia-vi Dolane is in the city again
rem a or.ditfg the summer at Myrtle
l ' . V,
* Mes'-crs William and "Henry MeCray
'.v.;. uoVe in the city for a
i "M.iY. urine no re rney,
' ' ..- '' several friends.
'; . <; ! layyn onterlainofl the
v :v c>] fa' ulty with ' a sump'
" ' : ' Friday afternoon.
T.ouise and Francis
'* Florcne ewe re in our citv
: -
;ii:" llnj?in was^ hostess to
. ' ! . vir-Monday afternoon
ain was the dinner
' \J? I di:h Kvans on Sunday
i ! i.sYu.LE NEWS
' s " ??>?u
.it ( ,.1\fii'v A ,M E church
. . . Si.- ...iiiiual tune tor revival
w.'iv'. present for the
'..- 1 '. fer.V.i" ;,t u.s usuar
.J the leis oii was briefly dis<d
r... h V. Kins of Co.
.. .v us a very timely review.
, ; l o t tu we ll beloved pastor
' TU P>-+TT-^-r-r-mf. .1 ihp-AaU.
:. ! .i.i ' <.I.-itoci us a text St Luke,
to i h.-; .--i :ix.- aid He Unto them
!.u ( t: uK is cieat, hut. the
. . r . !. iVvv. etc' Subject "The
fui e j-.il Harvest Field" This was a
in. i-.^-i i..nv be lemt-mbered by
I I: I ] ! .' .tit ' .
. . ri^tc-i the cclose. of
11.1 ai iwmi introduced
' ? i ii A n ;r, r the trrFTT ^vaTrfr.--:
... >tu. preach. He
* ?-.Il/l-'i'iI -.s text Ilow
?La-il?a > ?i cu. The Holy Ghost
...n iiy nu nsongei-Jaritl. 1 lie
' -. . i rj. to their- spiritual
' 'j.'i.< * ' .it ::: !(!; Roy. WV M.
''V" . Mi. Zio)i Baptist Church
. : people l'rom Batesburg
..a .;ii>. s.-eiiu.? Kav^-Weaver
f ?ii'?i?h?.'.a.>1.4 nil -.or,))-on from
. i'r ' Go to the ant thou slug
A'- -1." P. M. the church was
iaiU'.l in its utmost capacity to hoa'
r""" ~ . i.-Mo Peace 6f?Allen
A'-;-?vi-y the modern and- efficient
'] '[ who is >tirring the country
' c I'd messages, began our
\ r<-\ i\p.! proper. lie selected as a
? i V. Build thee and Ark.
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Subject] .]' Tmip<.-1 at i v i- i : 1
hour. The* - people won.*
Juund as this y>*i fig iiuk. / : ;.?> '!.
God's word and tho .peopl- u ".
j he must b? a man sent it; m G"l.
. And l'rjm. then on giv.u
were pre-ert each night
gospel. Many persons wcr... _bo::
j and added to the church I'm who'-};
eive G jd the praise
We want to thank Mi u;..i .M:
Ejomir.ck and Bro. Bra ?. i...
'llopr C. M. E. Chrth and than-' chu
i i the wonderful "service j'-i.dcic
rduirng ciiir- meeting..-:. We ?i* . v. a
to thank, our good 'members a'*!
fronds 6f Si.'M'aHhetV Crr.I.TT- cTuSR"
and Friendship Baptist Cfn.?
taeir cooperation.in helping i
our pU'ttine- a success.I?-We
ui*ic glad to have a g.-od r^:'n
her of our friends from ;uuwu.-.di:.,
towns and also m ember*?>.*.
.\i i :n pi esc-nt as i'oilowsr. M >.T~T*.
T^-e< X. ,Y.; M i.-s -SalUe . M'.*c T
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, (iADSDKN NEWS
We are having excellent war.:.here
and 'the cotton pickers are ve-.r
busy. .
1 The colored cooperative .* gir.r.
being hte only c-ne here ready to g:*
was Kept busy last week.
Mrs. Annie Counts Shiver ard he'
Jittle grand* daughter Marie Tl. tinr;
are spending their, vacation wM
Shiver's sister Mrs. Estell Dinl.tus
Asheville, X. C.
Mrs. Marion Wright Me Ley,
TIagood with her children r.
here Tuesday and spent .thy a:ti
as the guests of her sisn .
l.euisa W. Randolph. Si:.- t . in'*
Tudt-esniUses- F*oTTiTTi.\??tfr'd 1
Bubo hack with her to sjc-.n! li.
temaindhtg portion ot their \;i.mi
t el'orty they tetum to Benedict iV;
lege
I Mr. White We ton HMl.
week-fM,1 llel -j-- -
Mr. and Mrs. W. S.- Holley
Revival meeting began at St
Baptist Church, Sunday nur * :
.will continue'through thj?--w?-ek i
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'ievival meeting at Piea-an: C.i*.
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t Revival meeting- will begin -it !. >'
Hill the second Sunday -iri th..- ir..'i,j;
I The-'oastub. Rev. T. L Duckett v. t
attend Vhe Afttknhl Ik. > .~TT^ T
Atlanta next weofc.
His daughter Miss Th-.-.ir,??r.n- vrr
accompany him on his trip t \ : i
as. slu* is planning to er.'i'! '.v:r!(ii. i
SeriTtnary. ' *
The"Xnoin meeting. at R d liiirv1
arge 1 y attended. The int r o
sermon , was preached by Rt \. W?
Simmon -1Frithy , Tkv 11 b v
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taught by Deacon Va\ 1
: frt?mr Mis>i niirx *or nnm was j -. .. .
d hy Rev. T7T. Toiek. : ' Ikw 1
A. Davis preached the d.-. trin.il
innn. v
Sunday evening . excel It n't. u...
was furnished hv the. WatVee tie
, lnk 'Mrs/A hl'Vle ^TnidhlS llv .17^
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excellent training manifested by 773
i n u?ntimr music rendered.
The closing sermon was preach'
by Rev,- W. T. Simmons. S.-c
. isiicrv?i'i i-mn?(.'cdnnihin?and?( iiavl.
:un a'.l ended the I'nhn .meey-my
The Gadsden Tigers will cross kv.
with the Sl'>U s!iui g"t?iant\ Sat .? i.i
P. M. at Gadsden, S. C.
vmummmmmummMamm
)lhinj? is left undone
make our Service a gSTS
rfect one consecrated kATjTji
the needs and wants KrA,\*J
humanity. A true
rvire of understanding
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