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r~ ?The Old Gray and The B. E. PHILIP ELLIS. ulL'buaau- lV-hut'* Tlx Hour - i'. doesn't take a set of experts to - * ' ' ' ' '-' : *-jv o1' . * this rcvntry today is confused,from '~.A "> *hr other. In fact states V' * / wit? end as to a .? ' conditions ri:. r."' * rr '^"r"~v j\yid ncto ;; - 1>; :)< nude. about it. ' / v.' :. h met the country's ap* r1.). The :ir?t advic.e wa- to plow . . up the third r;w. In this .it was v. ' > *. ;. t'i more expensive .than to r ' the fottori of the third rcw ^ . a: 2"c r. hundred ar.d market it at ? &? & pcur.d. So Ws suggestion was ??-- ---f. -xt wa- ar. appeaV to the govern^ . v-urthaae .so many million baits cf the staple '1r. order to give .; ?. d:'uncial relief to farmers. This \viis~TTITty-refused. All of these de' :* -,r li M'o; osal' were made in less - ' rh' rhT's' timet" This"7'within slW'Wj^the sH'.m'ion?to he?rr t.. our best politic cians. ' And now extra sessions of ' - a?v.. .being called to prohibb the planting of- cotton* for a v k'!o yc^ar. As some of us see It? '1 - w;'! relieve the situation just a1 a--, much as the plowing .up of ' : : ~ > : - it : u. I' or when you legislate out of existence t^o n>.,.r - means of the nations support -y legislate something els.e tb it> '.place: ;? Prayer Beats Politics. T'vpV the finger' of. God is visible iv trying times of our country << R.u 'n read man will deny. And to, find a substantial way o irysel. must be..' sought. I" .ainnh, extremities are GpdN op' . . ' . I Iiho to -think of Dan: to Nebuchadnezzar, king ' w i i ? ' mrM t n_tles;t niv s-U of h;s wise men he-ause they Tail? rd to give him the internee*at' ' . ' am that ho c.riKl not remember. is.? Ge<l in heaven." said I)an 1 re'vealotk -evrets and mak: ? ' ' ' - : i v.ui' -Ui- the King what- sP-1' f" in the'latter days:"-?In other - . -'is T?a::>! jn prayer to . i d for an-'.answer that wou'd save ~ r y .?iiir-a v -T-ii 'pn ?ft- -R'Ttwtrr. -t -V. A-?i c j.T.n v.ni.' ? 'immi i ' . years ar.?V-$?x month- th?' r.v.- h.f- -CM'tH flrtjlV* V T-'fi sj>Vj Weft fi<'(l i? - - v.. j|3 t- relieve the 'f in' J e hfir.tr witnessed ' ! the people.' Wh'-'i the -oven voar . *Vo;,h ; *'"1 . rr' ' h T 'iff." V.-'<0 n* f vr.r.* 'f t :ih v. i*yf the - : .<) -ay what ; ,j ;vil'. 'he c tho Almighty " v. :'i. ' . > ;> l e- - oucrnt it the nation ... " y.i 1 find a j*'at!s:aet..ry answer ft fv?. uo!i;>ioji of t..'lay's pv/blem. niu-t : ra- <i ' ! '*<> In" !/ . , -i v :?<!< of uo'.'fi r. merits Tail to ho *o. the church , , r,v;f C,rA t>* 'direct them in their urtU-r?V?ntf'<. Fo?? oinvr. l .-ats politics. T,o often the church ^ ' make? the ?nd mistake- in trustimr the ? : ,. in a.- ry.mt. . : ' ' 1- i.a^ hotter tune i'fi (ir-1 .l'o_> helm The .world's ? peace-conffMrehce.-in Juur: p failoiLLeca'ifiv pear-p was 'sought by legisla* "" i vV.r-n lr-ir-the~o?teem^-of- prayfT. God has the remedy?for--such a ink* as this. ._ ? i sAmj.-.thi Worthy ..1" I Hill nwnHul inp M When twenty-three, persons were drowned in, u 'stream of water neat Georgetown a few weeks ago includ . 1 ,- >. A. ,\1. F _ church ?t Andrews was- almost "wipet t : :"_j;xi>-tence. For about sixteei of the .dead ware umng the mosl 1 yal" j lie in be is of that church. The "header's" reporter of that plac< ? whose: family has already receiver ?i i.rua,;ii by of the Company was numbered with the dead. In men? :')..ni r;c jiijs. sad incident, it is no' k <-:i!- purpose of creating a fresh teai ii< the Many eytjs of the bereft fam;lies' ihiV re-or>eri the wojunds tha' . aro beginning to heal but to publisl an act that should he -commendec '. <y all times to come. When ten cat lct> containing dead bodies lay be"~Ti7Fc~fh e "5!TuTrh~attaT one af ternooi to he funeralizcd the white churchei i.f that city furnished a solid choii ' * , ^ ,1. . u? ?:? o ?? I ...; L V . UV V.I1U Dlll^lUg. iVUDUIULIUIia ttll' letters ;0f condolon.ce were iread 5j < i; men. .W hen persons say thai tim white in the south do Jtot-sympatbi/.e with worthy colored people in -'distress they ' don't know whal 1 y .'i t' ill .?idici.t. W*? c v 1 ..?- - w.?. to. .>?.Ljf.ci further, but th< p'ov act .defends-jtself. It" is sait "That T. .1. Milcr, the young- underta,:ei c.l Georgetown and son of Dr. T . 'lb s of Columbia established himself forever in the preparation oJ jfr t*i;6 bodies of the colored dead anc : conducting the funerals. It must be n :-nf :nii' red?that thin young?Mortu ci'an receive*! his first training with Johmon and Bradley of Columbia . _ and tlrty have no superiors in this profession. In their busincess they arc n' t only prepared to handle the dead but 'hev have the best arrangement X - - 4- 1 I-C -.-1 4.1 4 tu t/iwe iur iiie ftitK wiitsn tiiey inusi i r ':; rt.u t o hospitals and they .? stand in a class to themselvgs Nvhcr it (pint's to encouraging education among their people. Hack to our Desk For nix weeks we have been put ? on our district assisting our pastors c, . in their revival efforts, and great has been the ingathering of souls foi our Lord and blaster. We shall speak of results in another article, This week-end will find us at White Hall church Sunday.mprning with * the Rev. W. R. Bowman, B. S. and r. ' with the Rev. William Jeter at St, John church Sunday night. Let the I mtmlfffs nrav for an outpouring ol thc IIoly SirTt TTCet us \pdvance ' on our krrees." i. nir WW. W1 0 r, ,?i M , t# .A..',, ilrfrflMh 'S ^ ' T 7 L CHAJ&LESWX >L>VS __ Ou Friday morning -of last weel at 4 a. m. the stork Hew into the. parsonage of Mt. .Zien A, M. F. Churcr 12y Cannon St., and delivered intc the mistress ar.d Kev. J. W. Withersnotin. oast or of Mi. Ziun A. .V. K Church a beautiful lolb tittUghler_LeJ . is it UUs.il sj.C . HiUlllCl _ and daughter are doing well,, and the father still smiling. The. ministers union of this ..city ' ?eocnvenec. on Monday,, Sept. 14th, MthtlJ gu;r.:r.?r--fcces5. Many helpful remarks was made by the various ministers, also some dis v-us^ivu mat ?as interesting was well ironed out belofe they dismissed. The Zionites and friends are looking forward to ha grand Children's Day program to be rendered on next Sunday evening at -Mr. Zion,Sept. 20th, if you miss this you-will miss a treat.. Ttre~'serviees rendered bv the Rev. Dr. J. S. Morant pastor Of St. Luke A. M. E. Church this city on la5t Sunday afternoon *~at Mt. . Zion for Stewardess Board No. 1 *wa5~n" rear Ueat- to all who was-prosenu. ?Quiua number of the meml/er.<> of St. Luke accompanied Div Mo runt winch i-.r ipid to?make?up n?very hrlpful ana a tltMuaoit service. It is very interesting to learn of the recent appointment uf Mr. John .. .rig a isiem-iu o? tne /.ulJege of N. and a member of Mt. Zioii Church, an principal of the i I <>i St. St*. phens, S. C., it is also mentioned this school consist of eight teachers Mr. Long the son of. Mrs. Ola" Long G2 South and.the' brother, of "Mr. Theodore Long, letter carrier aim member oT~M.t. Zion (. lunch, i;{ T commendable to this younp man f??i such -Wonderful achievement to lie found so ably qualified for. sin h a position. ' We hope for him a. gryat QIIPPOVIC U'tlf 1 U i'nt no.. Miss A. C. Mayes a irusTco nf Mi.. Zion. has . been Very .sick., and it irecovery yet not out of danger. Sh< \V. if. & If. Missionary of is also the district president of the COKKS1U KY MAN S ----St; Paul Ar-'M.-U 11??4?s pa * to r, Rev. VVm. Thompson, prcneher+ a wonderful seffhon, Sunday. His -sub " jet'l was. "Let your light shine." ~ , . Rev. Alex Turner of Union was a visitor at St. Paul Sunday. I Mfss Anniose A-danis left Wc*ln. >day for- Washington where she will attend school this winter. Wo >i pc< for. her much 'success. I . Miss Sarah (toggins left M 2.day. She ig attending school in <i 1? r.w i'. Marie A.?1 er., 1 rn H, R- ' erers. Mrs. J. "H. J>i Liar h:\rn t Faul Mir.n. and Mr.. W. P. (ia.. of Laurens were thy c.fp Via.- r. a of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Robir.-Mri Thursday. ~)?Mrs.. Julia Rranle. . L.'.>. : ';rn i ' 1 1 1 a r ' ? " ' , uaoy ana .nr. ana .Ur.!. I. fv. Kobir.Of GreehwouTh v.v-i tv- y.y of Mr. and Mr- H>iuiiv l.and?.-n ..-..n, I Miss M. I.. Williams, Ml.-s . ii.. -Ware, Mr. John Holler.-. *** Greenwood and Mrs. Tie.- or LaGree' oi Orangebursr were the pleasant" gvie.-it.: of Mr. and Mrs. llva- Sunday afternoon, -V. Rr.^-v; Orange-burg have been hen-; \ isiting relatives. J. Rev. ar.d 'Mps. Gharle- Gaflin. <>i Washington, N. *'(?., are here vi-iting parents Mr...and..'Mrs.'Squire Waoh i ington. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Browtn Normal Greenwood were'visitors ol . .Mr nn.l AT W Bohjn-on TllC.? . day afternoon. Misses Marie and Flo'ride Clarl . have returned to New York al'tei having been hero a week with ; ;uj ents. They were called home due tc ! the death of their brother, Guy Kdp ward Clafh. _; I I CHKKAW news -r I " Sunday of the vli at We< y M*. K. Chuj'vh t'ny pastor, Dr. V>" h Thompson delivered .. lead a I J i.iMU? \Tlie regular- c> v : j. of alV-departments of 'Wesley schodii | night. MatlejjJF g. ! .r. i for bhe Coming yv:ir. etc.. \vt v.- .or-: 'ally cove re i. h ~ ^ ... The . M-usic-alc Kv ruvajramta p: Touted la-.t Tuesday night featurine . t ily and local'church talent through j out this section was a great succens All participants rcivlerei! tlana.u 1 i ' The Epwovth League of the c-l.ur<-i under the Pre sidem.-/ of Mis.. 4er._; ITarnhgt,on ha . epT j;?1 i.L r? cord I'm * the past year. This .-'u i-*> i; due t' J the-splendid nlblitv ii" he nvs-idj'.i. [ Mis. 1 iDi - 'M. : < \ ,r: ' Falls, is in our city as an agent While here she i- tnc guest of Mrs" rAVrdle".Tlas'kew. (jje.-n <*. .Mrs. Golden Walker .McCoy witf ^ her two children of lioekinghaai. X ?.. ,C.r are in.-the city vi iting .parents. , vHev. A. McNcnt mil?family arr _ delighted in the visit of his, brother A. H. Me.Neu'iI." of Haltimore. Alt! TfTi .he past "week. ' VERDICT AGAINST PALMETTO STATE LIFE INSURANCE Represented by Attorney FrGderriclc, Paul Roberson who is blind wor _H_ verdictJast Thursday in the Richland Court against the Palmetto Stat( Lite Insurance Co. li<v >eid.ci is on. of much imoortanee to Robin-On. . lie th" 'Co'vpanv f".* <iek bene L fits at the rate of $5.00 per wee! > his life the company must pay hirr begining. January 1st, 1931, and es' tablished the that for the balance bi I five dollars weekly without his pay> Mng any premiums. > The policy held by I'mil Robinsor 1 is an unusual one and is very old; \i I promises to pay for sickn'ess as lonp as one is disable and Paul is complett ! ly blind., The'company; tried to gel out of paying but the jury.,aaUl it mus! ? pay. The Company was rOpresentfci by Attorneys Tobias and Turner. TffB PAtiMWTft t,P _ ioninsT.'vw':. pa.. \v c The church services woe w H : v: de i :i:i o*'-ghoUt, the city. The leg 1 ular 10:45 Mass .was held at the irlpis lie ChTTn-h with a one hundred p -r cent attendance. Father Zaiiie do tillered a very full mid eilut.niiiiin' We very^ gladly welcomed the l'ol 1 owing visitors in our city over the w<v?k rr.d: Miss Mndelenn Euwinrr. PHi'.n. Pa., who ir. the hB,lr r.-.? "r... 'herrv: Mr. and "'"ffiSrToeisy" oi HiUa.! Mis SI Mrs! Maggie D. Scott is visiting f'li.i ivrs in Norrislown and Consho hncken, Pir:?She?will be?here for o weeks. Mrs.JScott is from Latta, | "I r. 1 She i> nUn tV?n V??-c ... ?v V..V. * *%.?? o If.t * r the "Leader" in her home town. __ We were pleased "to have in our _ "ity for the past der.ulo D- Mom who vui.; visiting Mi-:.-. Rn<a Wilt.-r, DuVtfig the stay of Dr. Moore a ser !es' of parties were -given. The par ties began at th. home, of Dr. an 1 i Mrs. Wilson, the parents of R..s.j j *i:on thfv journeye l"tg BcrbyrtC.'Prrr where a three hours straw ride was final party was given Tit the hornet Mr. and Mrs. I,. \ .-Woodberrv 1>Miss Ilv .Robert Bethea. Dr. Moorei left our city Saturday. He .)< tv?v. taking his intorng in the Hospital at ! Raleigh, N. C. . Mis'-; 11. Roberts Bethea was a ton " ' I and ailoiioid patient at the :Mon' go in e i v ITos'iital,-Korrfstown. P.: . re proud" to know t hat she. is ' onvab-sent. Her many friends wel imes her home again. ? M>\ ami Mrs. J.ee David of Ph'iltt (ielpliia . we're the Sunday afternoon ruests, of Mrs. M, I). Seott. CHAPPEM.'E STATION' NEWS r f'liaiunTle Station i? still looking | ward to -a better dav. and high Yals,' Slip hasv-put forth ?vm-?v-,-nh N> reach the ffoa.l that ha-- ho n " lor her. .Not onlv that, she is sp--'her. sHf in *order that s-hp' v\-v eomv in contact with otfc-'r Vnvir p * tiTT-nt iin?l that she mn" be h'-iped-'-r-j? 'u'lji those she come in contact wi*1 ' Pi Sen'. -1st the church carried - 1 hT p'< ni? to!. Shflton PofuT An enjoyable time was half Metvi n'oye.l the Watermelon Feast iriy i This affair was reported' a pleas:-.:. ore. ! 1 a truck load of the m . - en4 f-?en'd* 'vir.h the .ba.*v>r wen" i to J'ir.e Grove A. M. K. Church- <>' | ?' a-}.- I !< .-. !? .?? h pa-tor. Our pn< -r:( ae-vc-i.! a very {rood ren'.or r '.v;* ") .< < ) oisane': a r* . * 'it! *r. by'Mr. -Ti-.c('.a:subject N lt Pr ye: -; itFor select o n ieT"e; .s V. of <'hanpel'v .Station. A '. i of >.r).on wa- rai-> d. M r '\ i..ar. ar.: Watson svf vr-! i -? ... ?I' v lent. sit i re v.-?y ylad to bj-ve u> -come to . r..-J.... :,j i?'-od people. ... l" ~ Fat! a-'. will--.st;:!.? at ... ir S iiiuay Sept. 20. R< v. 1\ eill pi-each, The public- is invit ' * CfiiMt1. . The.Sunday School invites \->o '< a-e ard in'i'i ?-\- Sundav morning , .- 10:00 o'clock. Preaching MS \... ?\ K. I.e..cue. 7 P. M.; pr- a- hina .!' v I' M j ;^ , .;; GREENWOOD. NEWS' Mf. Bisgnh A. Mi K. ('hnr 'r Revival lnootiivpr will,open Sun.lay ' ; Si-ntembev 20 in the n! ow nam-. "i'lirrli 1 ifi", P?S - Mud, v v. ;' ! "j '.net the ireotimr. All are invited. ; . _ Rev. M. G. Will'tiv-. P:<<o Mj sof Res-ie and Albe tq. W?1 1i;n is of Columbus. Ohio : ) visi-ir.' at the, home of their aunt, Mrs. la Glhort. Walkgr St. Mrs. I.. T. ? > .\ Is a erreat aunt of the trud. ''.' j, iri'I- ar music student- a; OhiS t.. t'nivi sitv in Cohir.d"? i... Messrs Tom ye Lanham; John Bet '<d*u We ..'so AT At, ,"r M * 'i . .. : j)i:.vTri of fKS- E j :rt r-?Jabber, w.ull.known a 1^, j,.: Lint- 11WII') i i -'J-' ;> -.-Q4-,? ' tI 'i the' hu#?hn#d of Mrs. Mot " -iri?Pern, frdihoi1. died at hi Tn< . < : G ' ;.11; JT.reet,. Friday ni;rht al'i" an ilh'fess of Several weeks;.. ' . 'ihe funeral services .were held Ri^ Mount Zion Baptist Cht rch Moil ' i dav afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, con ' j ' R J W Vr-lhi-- ' nd J : i I V, -.da-si...it. Reside iiis wtto- lie i~ " uvived by his father, four .si.-.its. - - ;uu4- lui'ue nruuiors,? : : . i Ho was y loyal and faithfulmerit 1 | her df Mt. Olive Baptist Church ami J Banner Lodge, K. of P. The follow' 1 ihg nieinl ers served* as Pall Bearers "tT, W. Wilson, Sam Bralley, CfT Evans. K. I). Porrin. Charlie Robir *" on and L. T. Lom,?. J. T. P-orci val, in charge. CARD OF TIIANKS ... "" * I take this method to thank rela - ives and friends both white and col l or.ed for their kindness and synvpn - thy shown me during the illnes and ; deaTTT of my hTr?hand,JJ(,sre .hihhrr i who died Sept. 11, 1931, also for ! their beautiful floral designs. (Mrs.)' Mattye Dean Jabber. CHESTER PARAGRAPHS f 1" : Mrs. E. W. Bowen with her. child i ren, M.i ss Celeste and Mr; Emirret Bo i wen, all of New York City, motore , t here Tuesday with her spn in law, f ReV. A, J. Wright of Rennettsville i and spent the day with her sister t "Vs.. .Mamie Spann. They left that t ~ ro>T>"n to spend a few more (fays 1 - ?*- ..-j ^ifch MfWr Buuo.nV ' eldest daughter, Mrs. Maggie B 7 - . ? , fc . T'-i -.rrU . I . V '> ?r J : . 'V;-", ..rul i iaher -4-..- ^ W ig\l. ; t-r which .e" \vi: motor -"..r-v?ro.k tiiy.?Mia.1 iv ?.?:. i> r : v pk*a>an ly remembered ?? trr "?v.-it'e of Rev. E. , .V *' .. w ^ tue second pastor ; ...''v;..i y B pti>l ChurcH. Friends , v.? iii ! Brined to'-V03 her after an i ! - t -i tv.'ct.ly %l.i.a, and hope she | wi.l i .-.me ?g;un?vv-ry-soon and make I her. >. ay longer. i!r. J. B. Hill of Greenwood is "the | guest of his hunt. Mrs. A. D. Griffin. Tiv^ fo'.i^rrinn students will loavo } -arr~V:" ^-;a Leathers, N. C. C. i;h; M}\ Gregg B. Allen, How aid I" iversity; Mr. Louis Finley.Mr Ardry IL.rdih, Mi-? Flecta Hall, Ben ediet College; Mr. Leon Standback, A. ' a-.'.i i\ -LylL-fte; Miratffflffflh Bonlwarc.. Livingston College. 1 i' k- Miss. Esther Knight return , j -,i ti. \v"a-hint-Mnn vpstprrlnv tn w? 1 ituiio her. stuiii.es', in school there. iJC"v.?v c. C ,iti|i).ic-i 1 is?preaching-. MM'M'l'M i'ui ? r:?us each night: at Cal ~ vary Bajttisi ThUrclvT Rev. W. L. !5ar;'.er uriivod in the city Sunday front Cocoa, Fla., and is pleased with ;ne ;i!ie .spirit shown in the revival :ir.'T,'ia^, ~?______?. _ Mi*. Henry Lilly entertained quite ?--.'J ?rTl?" Wednesday even .. S;:i'-: Iturhnt his home. 'Games. radio milsie'und tlroserv. ing of ^ salad and ice. course made the pro _'r an of the evening. ad'Mrs. Walter Ross, Mr. and .! Charles Scroggins, Mrs. Grubs rial s-ai i.:' Dayton. Ohio, after spend 'TTT . ' rny l.et'e SIS?guest of h" . S. C. Dve, motored iiv Wednesday'to" Dayton and Lovte ()i?.i . During their stay here, Mr. and .Mrs. Willie Wilson and Mrs. . :.L ar.Jiie. Hc-mnhil entertained in their V "!%* v Ma I'red Roul'ware motored to Rock Hill Tuesday to take his'mother, Mrs. Delia RoOlware home. MLs .Anni i. Woodwaj'd returned 'r.Muo Tuesdav from a v;*u of a week iv Mvi'T ' Iioiicla .Mi- s.- Aii.T.e Beli Price of Charlotte < . l'i: here- Wi -1 frindr. v.- l.-v- MvConnells vi.-.r ty.e Pryor ilyspi f;.,j , ; r-'t rwhito has re "ttj- . ...? nriti?" a a ay ' foi i ! a.. i qui e a ? I.lie. f- hi! 1-.:jhAvs *-MoDovelJ ol Great | t;;i?Uv..a~d aunday f! 7. TvsWilli-] j ( i.T.lwi l! Mr. I '"d Bouhvare. j if * . A-i<. id i fcivy 3fC& at .V: H ,'pStnd. i: - r.va ' i: > i ?pent Sunday ! :.'> v ~wi :t ? n 5. v.-; - Y : . Boulware of Rock Hill ? : S'.;r.?liiy here with his " . .Mi Susie : Archie. Y: . V U::;.Wth Fpster, one of th*. : ... ?'*! of Finloy Hi and i ' i ,.-.o f Barber Scotia, is ; i : jo- in the Uatfneyj * /.El.PRIME NEWS j ? A. \\ yer, is at. home after .] " . ion in Winston 'j . < .. ! imported a very .Mr. IF. ha!.!>\Vaymer is at home ' ' ! ; ! .y- b i'ury entering school M : . ' E.\ : End of * New York is v!~,iiV'i. si-ter-, Mrs, R. L. Wil, L.lnhi-. -v. ,.) is indispose. We hope ' - i r .-|k edy recovery. Mi. :?t;?i. Mrs. M. R. Williams are t.! .??! -parents of/a little son. - i : J.-ini Randolph and Robert ii."' i New York, Sunday^ : rp- ndiiig several weeks .it:.".- ao oiipanieii by Messrs i 1 T M T~? j - !uiiu ibuae uan .. _ At--?1 ?-!:: iU I*.- Randolph and little \; p..ii!n it*;! lor .sew iurk .llr-, .Te>:a<-; Clieeseboro, returned iTTT h.-r trip to acksonville, Fla. Sin- u p. .i t I'd a pleasant trip. i:> 1... 1 ,i I'tine-, were held at Ma . i i\> :<" iiitil Kpiscopal' Churchr - S.-i. i 1, v ,'i Id, The services were ui. ' v uie following preachers Mrrvd.^v by th pastor, Rev. J. S. t Text St. Luke 9:57 62; 'sub jeeT, "S*''f'in die guspel parents stand _) niniay night, Rev. <.i he. 1'aui cap : .a. S.t.' t.uke 15:18; : ' "."I"i-bu.^a. jon. ' lues . i % . li. S. SuUey, pastor o. i . ." i ; . t. Church; Text Rom. "i-Cad Man and the live N.vdiusday night, Rev. B, F --1141duL?uid, pttjly.r?of _Shiloh A. xu It aid -ilya: ted Man." Thursday nite. Lev. .1. "Mr?Felder,- pastor of Mt. ~T a .1 iu- lifers' Chapel Baptist ...... Mxi in) Psalm 126 verge . "th..! is,Working." Friday i-.ig:iL. pt caching by the pastor, Rev. . . d ins; ext St. John 5 chapter ?? : ? " 'lh^-Oreat Doctor of MTfiTT fMrrdTTT-rrrght preaching . -lor;'Text St. Mark 8:36 37; l ire i'.i.i'H two Carls." Lath and everyone that attended "lie al/pve mentioned meeting soul's , vu.ile. Hie men. of God preachy. 1 .-hi h powerful sermons. The church ,? ( itm.d work here, with.. e powerful preachers.. I.'TWICVIT T C MITWQ Sunday. Septr- 13 was a high day it .Ml. olive Baptist Church here. Dev. II. A Davis, pastor of Mt. Nebo . Tiapti-:' Watoree, S. C., assisted - i. \ l-dwiivin, pastor by preach ing 1 .- vd ?tirt itig sermon text sub, it't t "Vun must he born again." The chuiv.li wa- crowded to- the utmost, but Davis held ithe audience .spell, lint it id while he scattered the li'viftTT truths.^?~ " Miss Ora Bell Cunningham and Mr.. I a sires Tinker joined the Christian Bafiii hv tf'Jinr 'under the Brfptigmal waters. The church is proud to see the-ai make a start for Christ. _ Sunday being Bally Day?for the m pTh.TTm hi c.r lire" building' $37.00 was-rai-rd doing the day and at nigh a short program was rendered with Miss Ivy l-'incc acting ag Mistress fering was taken amounted to $11.41 l rVrtl IrifafMi nil -1 . . ' ?' ? m . _: OF GETTIN ? - ~ 'Call for ill C L AC - B R EA "aOUTH'S FAVC | REESE'S D :: mrs. P. R. i ?; A FULL LINE OF PATE] X CIUAKS, A* - APEX TOILET PREPARA X ?NEW v Race Magazine* "Newspaj 1 ICECREAB | PHOI ^ 1422 Assembly Street, | Mutual Gi ?: deal I STAPLE AND F i = X The Books are still open foi 4^ bg glad to reive you lull detail $ PHONE 22970 $ . -rv? tf NO | TO WHOM XT MAY CQNC ?| As the other big Colleges 3 doors, we wish to let the $ alive. 5 SENECA JUNIOR COL 5 - Fall Session on September | make this the banner yeai Wanted?The women of Columbia t attend the Women's Day services a Sidney Park, Sept. 20th. NEW BROOKLAND NEWS Communion Day was celebrated a Mt. Pisgah last Sunday and the saint were present and enjoy the service! Pastor Logan did the preaching. Last week was a very busy wee for tfieNewbrookland -Circuit. U Monday there was a successful join picnic at Mt. Pisgah^ _It_ was an ar nual affair"." and wa8 participated i by both Double Branch and Mt. Pis me community >anil Columbia wa piesOi . Everybody we~nt away fee! -ing that they, could attend such a affair every day in the week. Plcnt of fcod and cold drinks. Thin sday the Conference branch c ?ha W?H. and F. Missionary social of the Columbia Conference held i nr.u\l session. Many missionar v'orl' is Vom all over the conferenc were -^-esent and a larpe numbc of ministers. Thursday Mt. Pisga Congregation furnished dinner an Friday Double Branch presented th convention with another magnificien dinner. Sunday -afternoorr, thF~seven ser monrwas conducted by Brother Hen ry Mickens which was a wonderfi success. The church and ground were full of people. Rev. Beachuv brought his quartet from Cleves Cha .pel C. M^-E^ Church which captivate the audience. It was composed o two young men and two young wo men All the people wore Jterve with ice cream, cak and lemonad after the services. The funeral of Mr. Love was hel I at Mt. Pisgah last week. Mr. Lov is a young man who haa lived in th State of Florida for sometime. Hi mother is an honored member of M Pisgah.- " The last Quarterly Conference c the year will be held Saturday an -SundajL^ai.J)ouble jlranch. All th members are expected to be preseni On the fourth Sunday in the after noon, the choirs of the district wi] be present and render entraftcini music. YOUNG NEGROES CO OPERATIVE LEAGU1 .The last meeting of the Young Ne groes' Cooperative League was callei to order by the acting, .chairman 01 Wednesday evening, September 9 a 8 o'clock at Salter Memorial Center After .Jhe conducting of business i wa? the pleasure of the group to lis ten to a report, presented by T*rol H. W. Baumgardner,?of confereno he had a few days ago in Ne w Yorl City with Mri George 3. Schuyler, th ' National Organizer in interest of tf ? ta,*. , . >SfiptgmKBT lft, lft&, ?M?llll II I : SU RE IX4!"" G~THET7BEST T icttt4jy trainer : ? S S F. N ' 5 ^? CAKES- ' WHITES SINCE 164;" W"W"X"M"K"X"XK,v*:"X,'X,*:"N"X">> RIG STORK* I REESE. I'rup | ' i NT MEDICINES. CIGARETTES X ID TOBACCOS. J ' TIONS?COMPL-ETE- /STOCK.? ^? STAND? t ters Can Always Bi' Found Here. VE 7820 2; Columbia* S. C. y v XXK~X~XX~xkk~X'XK~X~X~X~X~X? I rocery Go. . | <ERS IN ANCY GROCERIES ?r Membership. The Manager, will jj s of the matter. . - y 1326 ASSEMBLY ST. ? y a- ?> X~x~x~x-x"x~xx"x^"x~x~x~:~x-:* TICE I. :ERN- !_ | of the State are opening their 8 public know that we are still , ? v LEGE opens her doors for the 8 22, 1931. Come and help us 8 r for the school. 8 J. D. BRYAN. President. | o.o:oooo o.o o o ooooo.ooo^ o local chapter.. He reported the sue it cess of various leagues throughout ? I the Country in awakening men and women of every walk of life to a con seriousness of the dire plight of the Negro economically and- the immedi. ate" and sjuro relief promise by the lt' intelligent spending of money a. s group organize^ ami educated to co 3* operate principles of consuming. It was most interesting to learn that . - . ? many of our loading lm inoi > and pro 13 fessional?people who have attained to a degree individual economic free . ? dom are supporting whole heartily, this ? n movement which shall eventually >" bring economic freedom to all. Mr. n* Baumgardnor, in "presenting MT\ ,s Schuyler's "Appeal U> Young Negro es" held everv bit of the r.f n the militant youths who were pres.. ^ ent. W were inded glad to hear that . un enterprise had already been laun ,? chd by the;branch at Buffalo and that A ^'oltiers were pldnhihiS1 lb -l'fllRlW SOOn ^ ' Young men and women of Columbia *[ our success. .as..a Jocal branch of this great organization depends upon you. ^ Shall we be able to learn cooperative ^ principles and keep steps with those straight thinking, ambitious and hard . working young Negroes of Buffalo and other places IFhaf's for you to decide. * Many of you have been up preached by local, representatives and jj have promised $>' give your presence g und cooperation. Arp you one of n them? Let's procrastinate no longer 1 and make our Avord.goori. We are " ? j sponsoring our lust public"^program j on our regular meeting night, Wed . nesday?evening,?Sept. 2.">,?at Allcti, d University, nt 1'. M. Let's coop . e erate in giving our resenee. I ESTELLjNEWS ... s St. Luke A. M. E. Church. Itev. C. t. j Capers just closed a great revival | in which many souls were adTted to if the church. * Rev. P. J. Chavis one d of the old fathers of the A. M. E. e Church who is now living in Chicago t. preached for us Sunday morning. Rev. Capers said surely- Cod sent II Rev. Chavis with such a ' messaee E Text Will a man rob God; subject Try your God. Rev. Capers said that was the kind of sermon to preach this time of the season. The Beau .. , fort District are asking their fviendi ' to see that Rev. Sandy Simmons go to the General Conference, lie ex . , pects to be electd. ; i ? * SUBSCRIBE TO ^ THE PALMETTO * LEADER k e i -