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' ; - ' . -tf ' Saturday, September 12, 1931. . < t" rumen \-fws ok ' V f FIRST CALVARY BAPTIST ! < - ? - CHURCH < Rev S. S. Voungblood, Pastor We were delighted to open Sunday 1 School' with a largenumber of young people ready -to receive the teaching of the Sunday school lesson "The Mission to Cyprn." After the teach 1 in* of the -lessor* we received a review of the sar.e from Miss' Akins one of ou'p teachers. ' s ?7? -Thf-mtrrning icrvtee "Was" begun at 11 :!M. A short prayer service was ) jtohP Which (T'Vpened the spivit of ? worship in th r-o present. The pastor ' lext for the :.ernion was jVnrk 13:28 The subject of this ' ? practical sormon^was 'Putting Fo'-th'. ~ The pastp:- in a-mwt wonderful way pointed cut the forces of nature show ' ing then .selves* in the trees and- other " thing's a '"Hit -us. - When"WV behold" " these outbreaks an nature we knew . tii'.t??h* behind it, and in true " this 'amo force is in the actions 01 ' .pun. The men who pro about th?ir. -itiiVs- duties are putting forth aa* win; h tied has given . them It .. rejiiain.i \vith_oiiJth\uf u?^ to put forth , that which is in us fof- the goodttbd glory of God. ,.\ We received through Dr. Watson a ' ve y interesting and bncouraging cor n- setmdar.ee from Mr. Geor*e Sftdlei ~ _ .. (whifoi about the work being done by < Mr. W. II. Simons in Liberia. Wt are all delighted to hear of Mr < --Si-nvms -work. lie. is said to'"have gained the favors of those with whon ? hii works utal is luvud U?d " by many Tor his untiring service. Hi is a member of a well known family .which o+w*?ikivr.d in Columbia. We also t! auk r*1'- Watson for the information hnught to us." The entire member- ' ship of 'the -church pvfonJn/l ws-i.?-- J ... ,-.?xvi?V4WU MIJ/UUIV to tlx* Hampton and Wilson families both of which have been visited by ?- deatlh? :? ~? . v . fi-T. ^STEPHEN M. E. CIIURCir . Sunday being a beautiful da"y the , f w: . . t^'.v71c.l. . Hcv. A. Alack |h o;'.cI)Oij :t w.mdpv'tnl sermon fvon 1 Hv i-nrroTiTinter of"St." M,t f! ; ~ T-'t-Tr- n rm"-.>).') ul' Alitor 4~ ^ i' h S.uuh.y, Among, them were .Mi i hrl' M>- fohn Gibson from Wash nip i <?n, !>.C. . Thev are vi iting Mi hn.i MV -A?ft tlibson of this city. ^ 'b+rr -I rh lb tri. f Mr ptiTiTr of tliC'1 W, ll M. ! . o' lIn* Methodist- hps.-: ^ ~ p.,il. I llli.ch Uiil.lu- held at St.,St*? I>11"JtM I. ( 'illicit SutnVdaV Sep t. i.tboi IP, V.Vil. . ' I:i 1:1. CHl RGIl NEWS i Itev. U. 11. Brogdoti. Pastor tie. n-.r?: nr.. G.--Siuulay, August v ? emik- ii ti-.c dosing of a success* ' ?ul ..Lw-u. ai:revival meeting con . Z dilt-'ed ccVT I J> Tw.vn, evangelist 'of . I'!>jJ:i< 1 <. 1 p!ir. . The result-of one hun . 1 ov< if i ) ' wee realized. A; 11 :;io J; flew I). W: Wash i. ;ri? .; 1 ??f the Virginia Conference pre.ivhod us a strong sermon thai- ' * wi; P'n.cyrr dtntg in thi? miijd o:' hi1;?1 hearers. . . r The te* w-s found in John 15:1'', "Greater love hath no man than this fit.:' a 'man lay"rtrrvvrr trhr ~ tiff*" "to r his ' friend!" Subject "Love for a Friend." 'Visitors:- Messrs Stubb and Ber.bow .or K ine si reo,. ' ' - .. Sunday Sept. fl was Iloly.Conimu'n i " Pav. x ! i'?r ci'mvd was present and heard an able sermon delivered by 'in. in. "mil?1 1 st I)?1'. 11. i ?It ? * ( :. j^itULLUiif.('onlideiKv- in C?. : Mrs. I F^ uf Mo-.hbr ' ih-i be!., Philadelphia. - Mined with u, at Mr ' " - rrvieo-,? i'.-i i .luiluwinir .visitors wore-J present: Mr. U. .1. Jiikson and daugh . " * tor i?f lb- h,.-.!a Ihipti-l' C'hnrrh; Mrs. ;1 'SrmrhylMrre irf New V'irlv, the ..nigh irr.n; r M iry D. Alls'!on, M .In ri lliav t .\' hi \"iin?A Mrle:?h+s?r? S. Clnlveii of \cffark, N. J.; formerly -l. of .(ioop/eiown. . ., i ' At the evening hViur of ry.ice. '\\\ V 'be.anl it v. M. M. done?, Pastor n, ? West Andrew-, Church; Jii>. sei nio ; "v v. as enjoyed. ;. Ddn'i .f-Oi-yt; t our I.rajrue and Sun (ty; tbhool t hey. n ro good ami iritorevt j1 - ' jny c ver\ ?se-s;,,n. On Fi nlay ev J i ;iin,'.c St 11!. lltli tl.e Lsidua; ot the. ' Missionary Soeietv will stage a'Coin ; , edy I'trmnt' enlitied "The New Minis- ! . " fef "AVi i ivt-s." **"' P*" . PETIIKI.' A M. E,- CIIITWUI rili.ll.M-. S. ('.--Oil August 'JS Wit:. 1 i-i -iv;i* -.iny?m?k.ii'ih?The?|?:t^t do (livt it'tl ermons a-: never l>c-i'o?<*. The. |, 'M t?v.t iny School -begnit?n-t?>( ' an nal-t-*fiour,"aI'ler which li joined. f After service. \vt> learned of the , * death of brother M. 1). L.' PaVonport v u'lifmir'Tnnoi'al war: hold. Wed-nei'dny .v : A 11,tTi. TI '' L.;it ' uY.lnrk .with the pastor _1 officiating. Dr. J. M. Harrison, Pre siiling KUioi of the Lancaster District spoke on flip life of the deceased;, d Dr A. P. Spears, Presiding Elder Sinn 1 ter District, delivered the Eulogy. u In connection with these a very fitting program was rendered. In v torment Sumter Cemetary by the Mu j J tiuil Undertaking Co. I1 u MT. Zl6X A. M. E. CHURCH t The Labor Day Parade that was S . **"' made up by the many local- unions | e of the city and'the farmers demon j 1; stration from*"'James' Island, Edisto j b Island, and John's -Island, ani otheri.'l neighboroifig counties has made a '1 wonderful showing. They dcservgJ/l d groat mei its for the mi.limitcd intpr, : :' est, shown in making this occasion 1. a grand one. Excursionists from all p * parts- of the state visited, the "city v by the'sea" to celebrate this day. c Mrs. Belle Brown of gorgetowif, the wife of Mr. Tom Brown, tluFTs - * , c .1. k -SQ4JTH CAROLINA? - 'rrnnu Chief of Good Samaritan Or ler of this State Sooted her father dr. A. W. Horry of this city. Many folks of this cit^ had taken sill lintrei long in the minds of his t friends. Mr. and Mis. James Anderson, this .it v spent tlie day motoring through he country accompanied by many fiends, Miss Louise Anderson their laughter, Mr Jdr.ie Horry and Miss \. -fliwvn of Portsmouth. Ya.. and uh-i H"'? Sunday Sshoop.and A. .C.' E. " that was held dur ng t"lie 1 wool; at Emanuel A. M. Church tins oily .from August 31 0 September "> ha* closed with tri nnphant success. Mr. John A liar Is. Chairman.1' '[ The Priority contest and Literary hogram iv c ented bv the young peo do. of Mt. Z:on A; M. E. Church as isle, by ihe Steward? and Steward assess to a packed audience on last ruosday earning, S pi: 1st. A more u'illiant affair" could not be witnessed a ; he )> ti oprnts were all handsome y gowned the contestants al made 1 great she inv . Many were award d prizes With Mi?s Zuie Corbin the. vimirr of ;h<l 3".00 Gold piece; Miss adna Garigt *the 2nd prize also two u izos wr rf^ilonatod to, the contest:. >ne by the T.o priy Jewelry Co.. and ~ by. 'iv rurchgatt,. Department store,'and the presentation of all adze's \v 'a-! i ir.de by Rev. A. F. B. '.lurry,. Pas.tar:...of Sit.- Peters Circuit, Aalterb'irn S. C. ' Rev; Horry was in -f - ;-,iire in Ihe Iiifititute. .Mi-s' V.ivoln B-own of Portsmouth, " "a , fo-nv rly of Charleston:has come \p* iodefmith stay. She is the guest I". Mr. end Mrs. Philip Ilorry, 50 'oiling Street? o "~Th*e n'fu-cri rvntl-members of Mt. '.Ion A. M.-.E, Chrch is looking for v 1 In til.' roii'u_mceiing . to be i. Id cu Tin ilnV eVcring. Sept. 8th. iv v. W.'K. Wilson of the Lincolnville iccov.pr.r.wd Hv his choir of Lincoln -tile. try. r. n. BRAWN to preach lUUUEI J. ^TRTTOTr S U X y_-. H \V pEl'TFMDBR 13th. ?"W'l.on R -.v. C. IL. Bj.own pronounc. s t tie bVnodii't ion at I be < jose of mo: i' ifrii seiyiri'- at 'the^JSeCoiid Ra^ti-t-.CliUidi Siittij'iy, Sep- . ?";i,ib?'i l.kh I;i.< pa.sthrnte" covering L_L' of more th.iii live year- will !< < .. lii u!' pel message will -be i's l i t of the large mi ober coyer nfv (bat period. -The .-pn itrimlqual t \ of Hp-; uic.-.-ngeare well known o tile public. His carer lias been a 'li ' ii'e?1->?i'ii? ? immniiiy?h-i?gmi l. The .. luuvli will suffer a (lis. ilict lo.ns herself an i the comnuinil> > ill Mors the .services of a champion if right and justice to1 a 1.1. Ho'leavY - to)purpue hi< studyies even furth r, having il"iie3 his work as Master e.st wini r while on a leave of ah .. en..;?. . lie is one of the few who ia\e toe way. the will and the ahil fy to take this highest work. Let lie groop leioice with him in his ..od t > aino?t+rrd?sympathize with l.ic church in her loss, ' Special 'music rendered entirely by ,w.,t ..-111 ! ><? lt.? M??'. . UUC Wis-. XiiU^aiVU . > )ay sety'ces at Sidney Park, Sept. !i. at 1 i :"0 o'clock. i:i. A. Oil.-' H. CHURCH !'< v. 1. K Heard, Pastor < S. ('. The week o-' *i:v? ;i vl) S-pUi fiber 0 was !h hettviaF. to?the people?of TTn"IT"T a"ri7[ I.T1' yT 'tT'! I'll'-", till. Till' " 'iiiday hmd and * Ieague Institute :od Sc'.m ? I til'Met hods wjls of great iu|au i. . Pi i! \\. 11. Shackle <' >!. ;.} tV.- Ira T. Ih yaiil were in ' .!) t'. 1 >? putniont and ; .V. ! '. ft. Puriv. an'i !. S. Belli.. he- l,,..:^'.ie We .uv at a loss' l'or a::-.! ."?>! : Ir'\. Iiieli to explain .iu-t how u- ,i i<pi -iiit e J la-.-o noble and expert i-Vifl. .".- l'V<HV ip'jii-klel?"I'll in his Wf. ? of pHl:' rated lectures Went '.'V i the t'-i*" ?H'I nihde a lasting a.-tlii.,- Ijf.vaiU scored lii i .v..ik In tlit' l.c-Inners andji&niary triMi,lit. at 'IIn1; League vyot'koi.-rt^*-Lt 1 .* , [ v.'i1 i!11e -the?vwk?of?Rev ~ l.ire'.and Itev. Fi nn relative to the ri us: , and l.laekT)()a4al" iTInstrations. i': ?!. y evening. the ATTeti" (;tm: i'l eirl.. act ing .under dircf it>11 d ' ilif (inardnnstress Miss V. Holes Fine, ren.ieied an interesting >1 ogi'at r: ' A grand lecture was de? iwivd h.v Jiew, Horry, to the A. L. i. Lur nil iInt*i?l'l>iyaiiiK night.?Tlii... . retur'e was one of great interest to vn'.t -vtcH-^hs?i... 1 ltd parents and? rieiiils. Saturday afternoon a sight , ring tlip was planned and a irwjtor ode of furs conveyed the gallant >,,it:o< and friends to points of in .:i : wLcl. w.^ much .fc'ii.ioyctl. In view of the fact that a large ness meeting was scheduled for Sun ay afternoon at which time the va ious Sunday Schools Were combine ur S. S. convened at 9:30 A. 51. Juito a large attendance was pres lit at that hour ani'the regular rou ] ine was, hadd as usual; Presenting , limsell' before a splendid audience n-thc afternoon. Prol'. Shackleford ive anoiner ?>i ms iiiustruvt-n it urcs/ \ i Impressive services were held 011 kmday .nun ning. Our pastor deliv , red aro-using sermon ?0 a vety ] irge congregation. A host of mem cms part 16k of the Lord's Supper, jbere many visitors present, hose who registered were Mrs. Fri- ;-i ie and 144-;uUM^- oi',Columbjat S. C. vt the ?ver.in;* ervice Prof. Shack eford for the last time unfolded one 1/ his sermons on the blackboard rhich ca"pti\atd a tremendous gath ring o( members and visiting friends. , it itie -co-tc!:.s-ion. of this part of the ervice, 111"i e5poTfse"T<5 the ~ pastorJs ... r 'THE PALMETTO plea for joiners, three accessions wer . lade James Brown, Caroline Spruel and Janie Taylor. Usher?Board No. 4 presented t< the Trustees an electric clock whicl is really an asset to the church. The social sponsored by "the A. I. G. boys and girls on last Monday nit< at Ilarleston's Hall was quite a- suecess. They *wjsh to thank .'those who.attended or in any way assiste? them in being successful.. The Men'g Chorus Club will giv< a musical concert at the church Mon day evening September 14th; admis sion 16 cents. * HAMER NEWS Bethel Presbyterian Church?^Rev. G O. Collins, Pastor Sunday School was highly conduct ed by the Supt. W. L. Carmiehel al teachers were at their post of duty The delegates from the S. S. Conven tion rendered a splendid drefort. Mis! Ophelia Blue was our delegate. 1145 Rev. Collins chosed for hi; text Mark 5 Chapter 4 verse; w< must say God has called the "man tc preach the gospel of Christ. Rev Collins is from Alabama. Our^con^regation increases ever} 5,m,lo? ) uuuuaj allll ill v; IIHJVlIlg on niccij under his leadership. Rev. E. D. Lyles of McFa'rla'n, N O., will conduct the revival Augusi 14. Rev. Dr. A. C.. Cook, A. B.. S T. B., Presiding Elder of the Chorau District A. M. E. Church prcachci the opening serrridn Sunday nigh; you arc welcome: . HELENA NEWS J. Sunday School opened at the usua liuur with Sum. Mr. J. S.' Gury anr officers on the job. A very lively dis cussion of the lesson was had. At 8:30 Rev. R. A. Young preachet a scul stirring, Rev. W. D. Rool stopped in with us Sunday night Come again. Mr. and Mrs Matthew were wit! us Sunday night troin Spnrtnnhinr on their way to Washington, D. C Mrs. Mamie Scott, Mrs. . Alice Wright are etill on the sick list. The death ot Mrs. Octavie Jone: came as a shock to the community We have just ended a very success ful,revival meting conducted by?Rev J._ _ M Dawki ns. _ - -j?Messrs Willie Bcyd, Pinvkhey Wil ?on an j * L.""Z.~Eindsay ihofored" U Litle Mountain Sunday and repoi't: a very pleasant trip. Mrs. Theodore Wright.is home fron New York to* visit his sick mothei and relatives. LEXi-NGiOiN NEWS New Bethel A. M. E. Sunday Scfioo Was held at the usual hours At 11 o'clock Rev. S. J. Johnson preachei :i \\ underfill .-UNItUII.? At M.00 u'cluvl Rev. S. J. Johnson preached for Rev Redmond at Jones Chapel, Bethel Choir- s^iug, _At 0:00 o'clock the Li 1 ly olrtbe Valley Club met at New Bethel. .. . . ' " Last Wednesday and Thursday nit'cs Rev, U. S. Johnson, preached at New Bethel. We are always glad to haw Rev. Johnson with us. After service Thursday night lie left for his home in Charlotte, N. C Monday" rright the popularity eon test was held at New Bethel. Mis? Annie Lee Hiller fro In Chapin wo:: first prize whi?h" was $2.50 in Gold; secarrthprize, Miss Frances Lee,-$-1.00 third prize, Mrs. Eugenia Corley,' of cents. A short program was ren dered. New Bethel Quartet sang, Miss Sadie Mae Bawls- suhg 11 solo also Mrs. Eugenia Coley and Mis Zeenie Mae Wise sang a solo; Messn Tlicadore Mileo,?Bull Renin Mi?ii 1 Suber, Mrs. Amelia Stevenson an^ little son Loius Jr. has returned" t> ttrcTi' home fn Washington-,: I>? r, af ter Mrs. D.ivii -Jackson; while lien they visited Siivexal -rolat ives arret friends." flii 1'1,11,-u/l'iv tire Sullin T.onnlini i irwl tu n mint Montague and SuU i Mr-f^-Amolia Stevenson ;)ni,l :.on AlUILLi .Miss Louise Suber and Mrs. Lui: Suber, Mrs. Nadcne Jackson, Mr.Uea l'enn, Mr. Theadore Miles, motorec to Hopkins and were guesl&_of Mr and Mrs. Mclrvin Ilenry. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Joe M Suber gave a picnic 011 Lake in bo-noi of her nieces, Mrs. Amelia Steven: *?. and Miss Louise Suber, - chose win were pri sent. Mrs. Joe M.?SuW: and daughter Grace, Mrs,. Lola Subei Mrs. BeiUm..Draft. Mrs. T'loria \V;n ?M+*,?Aninlin St evens.in. MlNadene Jackson, Miss Louise Suber Mr. Theadore Miles. Everyone ha* a nice time. 'Mrs. Floria Waring has relume* fo her home in?Wnsliingtun. D. I'. Mrs. Estelle Leapli.irl from llamp slead, Pa Is spending?a? her sister Miss Nade 1 lfc^Ttck s ? n-. Mrs. Eugena Cook is still confine* to her bed. . WINNSBORO NEWS Mr. A. Russell has purcha?ed i new car which adds very much t< the pleasures of the family. Dorothy* LuCile Molntosh had i lovely birthday party at the horn* nf her mother last Tuesday evening Quite a number of young folks wer present to enjov the severing. Mrs. Pearl- Floyd who now lives ir Charlotte, N. C., was down to sei relatives and friends of our city thi week. She brought with her her tw< little daughters Mary Alice anc Alexine. Mr. and Mrs. RobenrtTHSljfthd tw< children, Beatrice and Robert, Ji who have been visiting here for tw< weeks the guests of their brother Mr. Ed Hall left last Thursday fo: their home in Albany, N. Y. Rev. R. M. Myers of Columbia wa in our city last week and preache one night lor Rev. F. Ciunter at Zioi Pilgrim. He and his good lady lef next day for home. . \ ' ; \ LEATVER Mrs. Katie Gaston. it? improving 4- l.ut. y-1* wly. Wo h"pr however TFTIil she ir.;e soon be herself ai'iiwt?-Hm u "Haughtorj Miss Esther is on the sirJ h list this week. Prof. \V. A. Ross went" to Rock Mil last Sunday to take his little daughu ter,_ Kv'elyn?to?enter school. The> ? jwei-e accompanied by h!sr~56n W. A > Jr. All spent a pleasant <tay of J three ?.lt\y^,.mtiyi;ning Tuesday evening Messrs tvilliam Jones, his brother, a Lewis and one Robinson of Greenwood, were callers in Winnsboro last week We were .indeed glad to see them Mis. Jj. \V Rosier who departed this iifo in Columbia was funeralized v Winnsbcro la^t Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, a large and sorrowning . crowd of her friends both children aria adults, i^eace to her ashes. Mi?. Samuel Wade and her father and children who hayo been spending 1 their vacation in New. York returned last Saturday and Sunday to the delight if their friends and relatives, r The ioport a grand time. ; Things are getting under way for ; the cpcinng of the Fairfield" County ; Training School of our city. An r efficient "faculty harbv r:vproourocCTo . carry on the woyk. For the -first time, Manuel Training will he olforod ; to our boys taught by Prof. Ft -E. ' Mcintosh who specialized in that field at Yoorhecs. Among other new . teachers will bo Misses Pauline Fint: ley, A. P>.. of Asheville and Matt'.e . Boular of Rock Hill: ' ?? ? TENDLETOX NEWS Things generally around Pondlc on :.re a t.ving along nicely anu eral of thi.?.yiu friends.are ieen eo.:! ing home' lot short durations as jc. 1 vivalu.arc be.njr had in their several ? -ohtrnchcc. jtl-.e diti'orcnt families are iiia!; ng it vary pla-ant. for the v;si tpisi , 1 -Mrs. M. J. Crawford had as her. t dinner . guest -Monday, Mis." R.-r-G.. Reese. A." Xc .? *> ahu M. Morse. Mr--. Williams ;.nd children from Pitta i i' .; i.:\ visiting Mrs. E. N. i fat <:V u Mr--?Maggie Brown "f Philadelphia ire her visiting her ' relatives and ? ticms; wj. are. glad to have her. She at,rood the?Sunday School at > King's Chapel ou . Sunday a. i ga\ o . -:o)iie cry help'.n rOinh.'k-y" The picnic given by King's Chapel s - .Tnopi was eniovea by ail _ who attended and much, inToi mat-ion was game -from Hie "trip. > A very successful Summer -School % is bemg taught by Mrs. Christine .John*or. at the Shady Grove School 1 Mrs.,Anna Belle Young of Green r .ilie, S. C, are here visiting - her inothor. Mii. Ada Washington ani made .|mte ah impression at. king'i C'Fiano! on Sunday. * 1 la* 1!l'\ Adam* ol \S limingtcn, j I?eh. the Field Agent ad' the Baplis,. j Church was at king's Chuperon Sun . .lay night*. Mrs. Hannah Criswelle who tale >ni'c of the Dtiih.nt < " 1111 < 1 ron at 1'ichens, S. C., was present and j' delivered a very interesting speech in ..nie < st <0 her .work. Rev. G. B. Brown's family including the Rev. J. W? Shaw and brotho; ,.j Lrroy Johnson who are Instrumental in conducting ;,i very successful re , \mtki-n ,I?Hjng's' Chap*. i were entertain ed with a vijfy palatable breakfast in , the home of* .Sir. and Mrs. 1 lenity .* no apson, Satuidav ir.orning. 1 The Revs. G. B. Brown and J. \Y. Shaw took a llying trip to Clemson , College an I -the nee. to CeITtr.il, S. C.? where, they met some of their oh! ! friends who made it very pleasant l'ov ! thorn. A very successful revival meeting is being conducted in King's .Chapel by _ Rev. J?JAY.-law oC t' < > |r nyH j Ha. S . C. This mee ting began .Monday. Aug ; til and will continue two weeks. Up |-to date we have Id cuhvci N ineluiHng M cvcial grown nu n .aid women. I he , I Junior ijiiai tcf of Kihg's Chapel sard; ..I . ....* i i nil,.... . * r?aiitiu> m ,:i- iLULi lau- jl nirw;.u -j-TTTTnri^pn-i, ^Mi,t.: ' nitflll Both Hunt \ ."|Uito an j Mp! < --i"ii on the audience. - 4-r?'t i'-illA: -at the y .-nine church ' nil [ Sunday amounted to Stln.On. The L.j a iiu;"i - i?' loyal an; arc he | -'iii'vai-j; * ra-ii pie j'.craLiou l'ov the rij Annual > 'onl'i-rcnee >; i :\v i; Ti$p{ -ft K'H'.i .'{> V" v a? * cVnitia\ti.i.?,i- l'ay at I i?. s,l.?h' !*:.u.-h ; nd. tin* s..:-;tt> win | present to ?*a t lit* .yoia hi a. l?ii?cn' |,ojjntv preached nn.r.i.iuy and yvetiinJ 1 ; two \v.y in-It a. iiTif and-hifctlily f |0i ; lUutl yat iiiuii.-. , > Monday last the chvutt. met ai - }i'rsjrnh "tr? haw- their normal nh-*.-:.. ' "'".M-.tlV J'i T.".h tU'M.' pl'f-t-ilt lt'oii; A"? lamina and atnoaoJ-kaai were Mi', i+r-a! > .Mr--. Oi\o i, Rev. 1. A. >lillor. One j"~77T the hippe -t i i 'i\ui. t.llUJ?Oi l' as ! soni.bled on",the u'i'ounds were there i and cvarybodv want away happy and / full "I' it'""l fr.Cn^s to.iat. ' . Tuesday there w s a fmn-nl ol on" , Ml- T.oye at Mt. l'isgah. Ho had been i sick sonu'tiinc hat was not tiiou^hi 1 ! serious, j The Conference Branch W. II. nnu i K. Missionary -Society convenes at h.MliV !ti-...i-b~ this w -ek anf- the l'voa hers CollVOlUlOTT will be held I there. Sunday and the Sunday .School 1 convention .will have our attention 3 ( next week when it yonvenes at I?ey.! Beltiel, Le\iiiK"'u- Quarterly con' e, J j-_, I I ^ J: ?PIMrXNRVS FUI i' UNDERTAKER AND LICE] / SOUTH CAROLINA ItelSLfc I IIIIIW ? 11 I ' I Mi ll W IIHHI iiiill^WIM H:o will bo fay. ,?s D^VC> D"r.V' ~ thr j .- > .J-.v -VA ' J_ , unci ay wiii bo tr.kon Y.n v th thiomor.ii';n ;n the tutcri.oor.. f Jlosdamcs J;;ci::cr. r.:.a iu/.(.r have - Ireturned to New Cr.3:k. Pu.. v.i..,; jti.u ;:.' :e.e.a> wcckh ii. Lxh.gtcr. 1 ? '? 1 iji-'j- ? ?:-.j < : ix- as.;. \M rs.. Sihia Glass.is nomc uijuir. af r soyci al week; in the hospital. } Alirs i.iiiii- Mac Wvlion was at lit;i . prist n~> piar.i t I'ot-trhe-Sttn,uy SvliuTTT " at Dcubi- Branch. She spent sever ' al days in the hospital aiuj underwe-n.i ' ~r iijinb.' op-.: iition. .!"? r " j ~"1*. ' ; Mi:. TKESSIE JK'iivU PASSES Ex ilV'ir\ site ic ter. son of the-Idle .Mi. ? ho .nick Jeter and Mrs. Isabella lit "-< ? ?<u oorij in eoiuRibta. S. C. I ;)c^>'-r Died Ana-Pgr 30 1 .? t.hurth, C'oiun.bki when a boy; he J n~ ,u'^3 very active in Sunay School. j q For the-.past"-twelve (1L') years lie itas re .tided in XeW York City. He.K ;\'.u . 1.-. diiiyent y.juiitg man ?and Kvy.i by .. tm* . knew ln.n. lie l< .iVe- a niot!ierA brother'ami - ; ifler.?M " a ho.- < of f. Vi.Ja J.u . irioUi i. - iiu lor-. 1 Mr. 1 n"-ir .Ii,ier \vi.l be remember ( e-i heiv a- the brother of Mrs. Thelma ojj < ifill in to: tjicii y ni this city but now ?;; X i1 'a?'i '!. \?? ~? ?1'iiLKS HUMlv' \W j'e^r.; wry much that "on;* of r~ n-d. :n r- ??.. oar iami... has. t i e;, .cry si U . !< . quite- a few we: ks. ..On. la -1 Thursda*y to""our sur prise ihe City. Mi.-~Jviuii-.es of v.naii sister Sp iii^rani . loader came down ami ". '_r\et.1 a .d'-ilgtilfyl suppc:. 1 niear. t. leally woitn talking: about* the> Ofl ..ell buiiiynV . re iishnielits will; lit Their, and I mean we sure enjoyed ourselves. ' A. * . We tliatrh .yo.u. .ieai- kind l'riends - -Acall attain at anytime. Our way ML knowing that Kev. ( Maridcr was in ;in city he begun u>elld tfV.li.it J. -M ?>I. gr.uce! K-- .1*1 us. We wish to thank you Lev. Muridcn. \\'<- 'a- ? i" ,II -i ? '' riai 1 icel <?U! caii-' ami may Oml shower " .lis iij'ioy iile.-sjiig.- upon our ,ricnus. , t? VV t- :t hri-.v?tr-r 1 l rank st? lor :l>ai?y W iiIia!:.nm i-iiT/iii.y uow.n and otter ?: ing her sr'Ui-f ". MISS fcl (II'NIA \ ROBINSON IN I . FIRST t I.ASS FOR M. A. DE- 1 . II \MI!XON_-M:\T JTNE. I j. Hampton Institute, Vn.-a->fb>8 Eu- ( M-emU- AVvvu-uia- - Uobiniaii of Green- lli .W.f.) S. 1- vn?>V -the seven ' >tu.- I dents who w iU -graduate next June with the Master Decree in education" . from Hampton Institute, according .to > ;.h anriounceineiit made at the closer J ot' the suniifrvrt is-i.>n of the Insti?1 :? ! : Wiilmoibv !.v the Director. 9" icven persons, six meh and one wo- J YiVaH haw doho the work, required for " the .Master:- Degree and ii their'thesi s are'in the hands <?i' the committee in charge of the Work' of the graduTrtr?'idi.uil, . tIim-i w ill ft' -f'tve their ? leg i ees at* the commencement here Text JtMIO. ' j?The list: Kdwmd ID Are hie nf Nor?IT: folk, Va.. who receeived his bacca- p: ^hrt>rertte~-t4etrret'--fri>nr-LiiK>oln! J. ii. ?? j \V. Cox, also oT Lincoln; T. K. Ervin, Newport News; Va., B. A., Fiske; E. T. Hawkins. Baltimore, B. A..Morgan X. A. Cheek. Klborn, N. C., Shaw ' I'mv-ui-fcity; "L. S. liuri'oril, Klizabeth " City, N. B. A., Wilberforce Uni- / ,* versity:. fctigcaia .Virginia Robinson, Greenville, State College, Orangeburg, ? South Carolina. hi - - . , ; , ;)fi I H *1 *1KSW At< render the last re- ~ ?et to the departed in [ev-73 l. in? solemnity and an?priateness you will in w hjch to: place , > ' *> ? L IP I ? A.I II % * ? l NtKAL -fit > VIK |?^ NSED EM BALM EH OF I AND GEORGIA _ | Funeral Cars and Funeral I Equipment 1 AS GOOD AS THE BEST ? And Better than the Rest I And .Prices Less ? ?: ?I COURTESY H I and " . SERVICE I.... ^ ... -j Office Phone 5707 rj . *4 ' -Residence Phone 77^7? L-joor> Washington *i. ji .__j COLUMBIA, S. ( fcj * . .! I'KOI iysiON vi ~ ' ' 1 t <vKIJS : '"i"v ' ' . . I Office flours: Telephones: >0 A. >1. to 7:1)0 P...M. OHi' t SU3S ?i T ~ "Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins - ? Li -???DENTIST ^^ lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridge Sundaj bv Appointment \ traction-by -Condi etive Anesthesia*? ? -j ?-?a Specialty, ^?.?1_?U Washington St., C^la., S. C. A. M. to 2 P. i'; . Ues. ab?6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelie - ^ - : Physician and Surgeon diseases of Women: arhJ Chiknen -c A Specialty )ffice: I'es.'K-nee: , 5 Lady St. ' IMol Pine^S*. Cglumhia S. C DR. H. H. COOPER, Dentist i -- of the Gums ecial Attention Given to- Diseases Gold Crown and B:iuge Work , A Specialty ice Phone 6420, Res. Phcr.e S2<*4 i5 Washington. St., Columbia, S.C. DR. J. O. STUART 3 ce Hours: Tele hone: - : i UQ la-liflOu U. .c. 4'V2 -= 00 to 8:00 T. M Ofiic* MT'.'O ttlice: Residence': ..." !0 Taylor St., 1117 i'ine St. DR. L. M. DAMEES Physician and Surgeon - . ecial Attention Given D .- ?:.-c- O' . ? .Women. ^ 3tTice: ' Residence: \\'n ch i ntrton i t - ? * ?Mt- i turu} ll.ti 1 'hon 6429 Ph ne 7304 DR. S. R. GREEN. " - * * - " . :T 1 ? i ^?> J ice Hours r Teiet Hones o 10 a, nr. ? P.V. o 2 p. n.,., . Office- 5775 . -j ,6 to 8 p. m.' v;. . lies iiojioe: >T~GtFrr -St.. J " 130S Gretv 4 1 ~ ? : Office Hours ' Plume aO_A. M. to 2 P. M. Office- . ? 00 P. M. to 8 P. M. v Iios 05 ;8 Physician and SurReo. .eases of "Women aim Children A . ? ' ? Spei ialty ; Office: Hes:Hrnrer : AM Assembly St. 1R28 O..K St.. ice Phone 8407 Res. Phone 7>T -8 N. J. FREDERICK lorney-at-I.aw and Noia.y Public PRACTICE LN ALE CO'l" KTS ?State and Federal 9 Washington St., Colun.bia, S. C. r. H. JOHNSON & Co. '4 Notary Public and Dealer n real estate And Bale of iv^tp in- ?* 5INE RIpGE CEMETERY. .Beau | ifully located on paved road above . . College Piace. | " ^ Phone 6422 ' 1109>? Washington Street | ?? ? 3 | ' ' .. J