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Itev. Sarah If. Smith, Pastor ~
The Bethlehem Baptist Missionary
Society met with Mary Mooiv,
Liberty ^U'ltet on last Thursday af
~ ternoon. A lovely group w s present
and'a delight nil afternoon was spent.
We miss our president sff much, who
is now in 13iovi.l,\ i Y. We hope
l'or hor--a pi .s.ay. . < a
Joyce, our vice president took cliaig
hi.Vrr mil1 'lis |' i . Mc.ll tool; charge'
of the meoiinir;_touuject of -the lea '
run "Mow g.vT tl.irgy can Ue done.'
Comments were made on the lessor,
by the secretary. After the regular
busmss v* as tr.uvacted .the society ad .
jouiii'td to i\e i_ with Mis. Mary Hid
? the following week. A salad fours.?
was .sit veil by I'.i.v hoy less.
Prayer services Jwere held early
Sunday muiping^?Muny - wore - piv*
cn't and a nice talk was made be H o
Wil dams which was very, enjoy;
A large crowj of anxious scholars
assembkd at Sunday School!.' The
lev son war, unusually good.- A brie!'
review v.sv; mad: by tVe fcr-f.t. sua '
erintendent, l>eacon Ira Simmons. "
At 1 1 :.'.0 15?i?. Louis llollaway spoke
from the ribjert, "Watch and Pray."
It -was hided a wond; ri'irl subject a;
l-now ,i'al li u brs lni'k in tii
li-'e of every man and woman tlur
will betray them into sin if they lail
to watch and pray." - , .i
B._ Y T. I. \vi.? held, at the visual
houi;'.'"an'"'excelI eh 1 group of \jpoung
peopleWere pie ant. Much was said
concerning the 1 raining of a World
Leader. .
7 110 T. M. Per. C. Coins brought'"IP
a lovely audience r.' wonderful mes
sage , to :ag for a subject "Look on
? used! If.. is not wlmt yon bnvo ibal
? count a ?bi.i. wiud?ycu are, and : in .
world is looking upon the. so called
gt*hr*<'.i in;;... P ifue r lighw heeds "*
no note ;jo iu lp to make it attractive.
We rd s v.u beloved pastor so iaur Iv *
who is now t ( .iduetihg a' meeting in
Brooklyn,: N. Vv She .will also e.on
duet meetings.in Elizabeth,.X; J,, and
?;? Philadelpliia,. Pn..?before ahe return
home. We . jn ay lor her '-.successful
?'"r~riT"p.Aings a u| a" pleasant stay.
,'v goodly number of -uur members
were imported ill on Sunday';** N\c.
hone for tie ; a -speedy recovery.
.. If :?l AX li i'.L1A" "l\L E.CUUKCII "
I?ov. J. . Board, Pastov
< liailfj.inti, -Last Sunday waft
b>iisiliiul <a;. ;..ul a vo y tint con
.. pi I'v'ftl ion v.as r.?oii iU I ho I k?'cl?
' f.rfvliY1. " T! o- pusu+^?dei-i voted lns_.
k. lUOi'..i !j?f IIIUli',' to t Iva tllildl't.li
from- I! i? . rub.ivat. "The.Bat." Alter
rejalitftf of tho .characteristics
of tlie' hat, lie drew a practical les
son. which was appliod to. adults a.?
wcl! as l > ol ii 'ivn. It is quite ovi .
(i?nt thut t he < iuldren enjoy listoninp
to 'the 'pastor by The-Way-they crowd
around the-chancel. A handkerchief
was p.' sy.'itp?.l to oaclt of thorn.
Rev; .M. M. Peeks. a you q* studont
niinisu.i of Alien University, preach
ed*-for Us. "Rov.. Pe-ks hrouprht a
wonfferuri in ssajjo of liutli and' very
' ..-.i.. , :. ... 14.. ^,.1.t, v t St.
ll|M ii i iiij;. in ,-vivv.v.. ..
Luke G.17; theme "The .-erinou in th.
plain prc.ielt.d by Jesus." .One n<:
' ' cession \\.:ri.ide:. V letciiey Aiken s
nsrm'e \v;'s corOileiL?
Sunday Scjip.i}! coon eiic J at 'he
"TTisinU I.e. A. splendid ttiten .ai.ue
was pii - tu a'.ui took ah active part
in the di. .-iistd.ih. i>t the lesson.
Cort iiiiunii tiu' seimojis on the
Lord's 1't'ayer, Lev. Beard, at the ev
ti I) i""m lit'd 1 I ".I I la
word.- "11 iveus litis day '.m _in.il,',
Cj he'' li d. ry..dl lit Ollhl "f Kinf
David hi id i.s annive.i:s;u V .i-i'oli .- in Emami.l
at which time tlie sermon
was delivered hy Rev. Iv. B. Mack i
Pastor of Kheitexer A. M. ,L. Church.
On the lJ*th instant, Rev. J. W. .
. SV it he v. pi" nt ?th?' pastm at Ait. Zioit
AT At. H. '.'.elivered a rousing" s?ei'mun A
to a fine", feathering: of me at hi rs .ltd.
" lfll'ini-. -We were pleased to he.v.
1.; ' * * ? w ell joyed Ileal in
hint The Junior choir served.
The diiecioi', orjjaiVist and member.*
of the Junior choir are very ntucn
pleased to have Miss Alma Ptdtmv-the
leadir.tr sdpiano at her post again.^
Miss Fulton whs away for quite a
while on.a vacation. *'
Class meetings ate. betnt? . largely
attended and the scrv.es are lud
of 'Mir.,ir~ 1 ;?
Our Bible, ela s,. Uyv. Beard. ,m
struct or nleets every Sunday itioining,
at 10 o'clock. \Ve would like ever> nteniber
of-Kittauel to come out.
" . Those who "are not of Emanuel are
\P'lni>mu. Lie meet with u".
MANNING I) 1ST. S. S. CONVENTION
OF THE CENTRAL SOUTH
CAR() 1.1 NA TON FF.RENCK.
T.lie?M.omi.-.e District Sunday
-7 ?-ktrinxd <'niivciiitiun. was held at Fin<~
Grove A. ,\L- E. Church, September
HI 1U, Tlif meting was sma-sa
from all vTow points.
dtt ThursUny moi ning the eonvon
tion began will' our most honorable
Presiding Elder, Kov. M. .1. Sampler',
in tho chair.
Tim opening was a peculiar one
yet splon.nl Wo had our organiza
torn* Uiu mu-Aillnu lit of members and
the pre. enlal ion. of visitors. Aftor
\vtiloh I'onuirk-s -wrtv- luule- by every
delegate prfrsArty" We had a wonderful
song Service and a low fervour
prayers. , TJio
vi-itors were as follows: Rev.
1,. FT. TI< nfrningwriy. P. H. of liie
Orangeburg Histnet: Rev. K. Wells,
~~f*., of l lie Wntiiae .District; lieA,..
E. H. Mctiil], liev. 11. II. Giay and
Rcvj Jlildf brand- Each of these
made splendid speeches, and the mem
hern mid friends of the convention
_ wore glad to have them.
The Annual Sermon by Rev. David "
Smith was a wonder. He realty mas
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SOUTH CAROLINA
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BKH'ETi M, S. CHCIfiGR NOTES"
7 Thtf strVfrg^ in the Sunday Schooi
continue to grow and develop social
lv and otherwise each Sunday it ap
pears. AlaTiy pupils are returning at'
ter vacation. Many visitors join in
the service freqtieiVily. ?
'The lesson. period was dispatched
with; marked interest''Sunday morn
ing. Alter.which Dr. Lawrence con
ducted a review of the lc~gm-> with
mnnhci-'TTf quesTions based oh the.
text, v -'high questions were answered
with much interest- by. the c-ehool.
Remark- Mr II. iVcy. 'h.c "followingwere
visitors: Mr. E. Cornwell, Jr.;
Mis'i Josephine Daniels, Miss Mary
iteeder, City; Mr. F. Spencer, Eliza
heth'City, N. J.; Mr. Chas. Ilatchett,
N*. Y., and Miss Clara Brownlee of
Savannah, Cia. '
At 11:1."? Dr. Lawrence presented
Dr. W. It. Bowm; n of the. Columbia
Conference to preach. He selected
I Kings 17:1 1 as a text; subject-.: God's
wo'-'1 ' The?Kei'mqn was.
very impressive and meant much to
the edification of~ Tus heareis.
At 8 P. M. Dr. LawreHee deliver |
od the gospel message-full of light
and inspiration from the subject:
Christ tiio King, as found in Act*
1.7:7. latter clause. There is another
mi. one .1. a.-, i-mpnasi/.iiig Clio eler
'mil-universal i:ei'"i of the Son of God.
h'v. C. A. Dunlab also- worships
c. Ji us .Sunday .morning. We rare
^.Kta-y-tr-gfrtd?to- -Kave him also Jli->
Harvey of Mt. Clair, N. J.; MissDrown
je-? of Savannah, Ga.; Mi.,. Alice
1* islier pi It ookfTii, I... 3 utid .the
many members who have recently re
.:ui nod from .their vacation. We in
cite you vis govs, members and friends
0 qui sen vices Sunday the 30 at 11:15
~T~7V!. " Hear I?r. Lyles in his -It11 and"
fiift quart oh* soiV'.on this oonl'er
nee year'. Voli'll enjoy-'.healing him
ert.-iinly. . ' '
?XUv?("'fc i tian Chili aim wT.-V; 7FT
luu ?:e m'?Mr. David kimjrd who D_
lestincd to heroine a brilliant work
er in the fib #1:0. church. We .thank all
the p.ii li> Vpants on t the prograin.
Mis I rani jiu j or tiie s^intui hi~
- 'i-ar-ental lUinr: r ar.d"" others for
vHrah-sonv- .11 id iuteresti..g remarks'"1
13r7 and Mrs. Lawrence a- d dough
ir wish to thank ap;. i'i ihe .Wort
1 .0! ,'or a full Lm.sk of .many
ood tmug> 'presented by the in last
va-k. The
fo.ovviug m. mIkuV ep'.nin 011
tire >*rk list: I'm. 11. A. Miocker, Sis
tei;> Xa 11cv Grant, 1011 Mine St.; I.u
1 ,ii S.'t?Ar I 'ranees I.eapfoart, 70 )
Washington Str. ct: /I. Jackson, I 7lk:
f-1 ighiHtrd A o',: Brothels Charley .
fields. 10'J'J Walnut Ave., and .11. D.
uis. I.'37 (kit; Sareet. We hope tha
all may 1.011 be up an i out again.
I'rof. U. A Hawkins?h?able to- 1>
!;;u-k in the - ( rviccs- once again to
1 lie delight of. his many friend . v '
tend tire t a - k wtijrh \va? nssignc '
him. "ifo is ;i young poacher-and* is
<>iu* of ours; we are proud oi' him
Then the 1{\\ G. H. Burgess, gave us
another soul stirring sermon at l'i
o'clock which was enjoyed by' all.
(in Friday" afternoon .the' financial
part of out program took place. Be
lore the roll was called we had a few
soul .-tilling songs, which revived tile
convention. Then the .Secretary, Miss
Jenfva Suinpter called the roll. Tin
following amounts were collected:,
(personal Dollars)' $4g.OO;- Assc-sa
uu.nt> SkfST.OO Contingent $(54.00;
sinking a total of $'.'00.00.
The .Manning District is the sinal
ies.'. ui-tvict in the Central Confer.
CUV :ua uo p;:i.'i'ti. iiir.rc- iuoiioy. torn1: "
the others, but we must first look and
consider who is at the head of the. .
i i I rivt, "tTieTPTTie "'mini;-tere \v ho-coit
stitute litis district and the laymen
and the members. Our P.E. Rev. M.J.
Sunipter has bis work 'at heart'; in.
wants to see and have the work go on
and by God s nolp and our help he'll
Ttttreood. ; Wo?the?members?of?tlu
Meaning District are going to stand
>y him. We're going to send hint to
Ohio in May tun; and 'anything els.
lie wal.l- he 1! ? t It.?He D I lit; Ill's,
presiding elder in the connection be
cause he is oittC and we're going to
-fund Uy hint through thick ap^i thin,
tie is the Senior P. E. of the Centra!
Conference and for. that reason only*
ho should go-do the General Confer
once saying nothing about his work,
and he shall go. We have a small
j~.ijri.-t but it sjdnes as bright as thy
noon day sun; theft we're loyal to our"
shop, our elder an.1 our local church
to he. remembered, and I .pray God
that our beloved P. E. who heads out
district, who is the chief-watchman on the
tower, and who i-n God's name .is
'.Tod will keep him strenghton him in
order that lie might go forward and
carry the work on to success.
Wo could not afford to not men
lioit the warm reception the members
ainl pastor of Pine ?Grove gave us
while being there. We had plenty '
chicken, cake, pie, drinks of all kind,
good water, beautiful "Shade trees,
comfortable seats, and all that heart
could wish. . We enjoyed, ourselves lo
tin' uttermost. The Rev. W.J. Rob
inson, Pastor of Manning Station
prenclfthl the Educational Sermon on
Friday night. He set the church on
tire as usual .and our hearts rejoiced.
\Vo are asking every district in the
state to keep their eyes on us.We'n
uoinp. over the lQP~by (ioiTs help. '
N( iTFS FROM THE PALMETTO
STATE TEACHERS' ASSO'N...
' Without any'charge to the* teach
-4-st we have been able to put seventy
two teachers in touch with sttporintendcnts,
principals, or trustees that
were in need of teachers yith valid
certificates. .. . .
There are still available many tea
ehcrs 01 excellent training, some of
whom have had -considerable experi.
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Mia \iVJ'tiSlfti ,1 -f ...?
THFPALMFTTniF)
rhv.kixc to coxduct im-i-v-h
YAL AT ZIOX CANNOX BAP'l,
ARTHUR TOWN.,'
The Revival Meeting of the Zion
Baptist Church at Arijnn- Towit, S.
C., will convene on Monday night, ui'
ter the third Lord's Day in Sept. 21.
Rev. King will do the preaching. The
-Christians?wiU?do?the?sinking and
praying; the sinners must do the be
lieving- unci tne iioly S])irit will do
the regenerating and Clod the father
will get the Glory.
All is cordially' invited to attend.
Come oveVv in Macedonia and help
us. i
Rev. A- P- Porter, PastbA
Dea. Wm. Charley Church Clcvk
BETHEL A,-Al, Ei-CHURCH Rev.
D. M. Dawkins, Pastor
r On Sunday, Sept. 6th, was a high
day in Zion. Sunday School at the
usual hour, after reviewing the lesson;
a vistor from Helena. S C. was
introduced tt> the school in person
of Mrs. Ida Evans, who made, some
splendid remarks on the upbuilding
of the Sunday school and the young
folks. ?Thea a?few-- minutes prayer
service was conducted by the committee,.
then the pastor lined hymn
No. 284; invocation Bio. M. S. McFaddTti,
selection hvmn No.
108. *
The pastor took as hi* text 2nd
Timothy 8th chaper and 8th verse;
while he preached many souls were
made' glad, and rejoiced in the Lord.
Then the invitation was extended
"or joiners one coming forth, then
the feast of the Lord's Supper was
administered to many. Collection was
taken and Mrs. Anna Sanders the
conference branch president was presented
and talked On the work that
the mission has- to do by annual conference
and to encourage the Juvenile
to do their work that they will
make, great women in the future.
(Mrs.) Rosa Tindal, Reporter. '
st .f -VMrs;
Sunday morninf Sunrise: Prayer
Meeting .-was conducted .by Brother R.
Uohmey-who h alwavv mi the job.
iThe Sunday School was in 1'uli
bloom with several visitors prtMent.
Mrs. Owens reviewed'the lesson very
beautifully.
At 1*480 A. M. IV C-k'I.vW-P
fh.oftheCotumbfa Dktrlct, pi each TT
a wonderful sgrmoii from Jii. PsaleTc.
Subjcet "God Our'Refugb." This in
leed was one of the greatest sermon
we have listened (o in ive tiy vears.
lie stirred the entire church. Dr. Ly
les brought to us . anothuiv' buriii.ig
nes.sage at 8:00 P. M.. using as
subject, "The Glory of the Church."
After the sermon iwo \uic fellow
shipped. In the morning one >?->utig
mail was Baptized by Dr. Lylos.
In tin- afternoon at 1 l\ M. Kev. S.
J. " Jackson preached 'a very good Minion
and AntiochV choir sang wry
lovely.
St..1 a rues went over On- top ami
paTtT Dr. Rvles oui.
This was one of the best (Jn:uU-i'ly
Conferences held this year an I we
tsK-nl the rVl'iru. oi liie pastor for
another year. ? ^
All ol* the boards ate alive .i.i.i
promises- many good things in tinfuture.
There will 'he two program- on
iu xt Sunday. In the afternoon the
"little folk" and at night the' adult
will have a musical prografn. . *
. &Ir. Pinckney and his group and Dr.
S. tn eon id Hie tjoi'il SuiiutriijUii Hos
pilal and others will lie on program
Revival meeting will begin ilpnday
night.
.nee.. If there ate s: ill si bind:., in
need of teachers, 1 shall be glad t.
put the ' supet intndiit. principal., or
: i n-t cos of -'iv'li -m'tiuol m l?>u:di v. it..
teachers .who", have-valid con.tie.ue .
or can secure thorn. There aie a
hai nr.-. for thi< W. \ tee.
The executive commillce Of Dm
Palmetto State Te icher-1'. Associa
ioiVTvit! met early in October to de
ido ttyiun tlm time and.place of the
.. ... ? i ol,..,. i. ivtu li-t . i-'
IR-'Yl V.UII vy lib IV'I I. wu.? I ......
matters periaiiiinj? to the "weifari; cC
\'.emo childien of the . t.te wdl 1*.-considered
at this ouetintr.
The South Carolina c'ongrt ss fit" Pa
ent 'l'eaelier Association m Xi y;i?>
chnuls was orftanr/.cu hi Mllivh. i>is1?
triet organizers have been appointc ;
by the president. Mis. Cor.i Ciiecn.
It is the desire--of t|ui Ibilo-etto Stale
Tenehrs' Association tluv a Una!
branch of the Parent Teacher a>socii
lion be organized in enehschool, and
.hat these locals'- ulYiliate* vjfth tjv.
tr.to and national.' associations. .
Parent TOu-ln-i assot-iation without
i program is a menace To iid i: .a; ~
istration of a school. An asso. in lion
"vvTtTT a program?such-as ^n- be^_
cured through 'Mrs. (li eon's olf^c.
is-ut great help to pupils, parents. aau
teachers. Mrs.?(ireeii's?ad-.lre .?.??is?
1514 (Jrcgg Strct, Columbia. S." i
JOHN .XV, TlL'TwllKSS
Executive Seci cl.u;
I-'ORl'M RESUMES ACTIVITIES
EDUIITII SUNDAY
-f i VW>hrut ion Arranged
According to announcement by* Ihv
1^ II. Sims, president of the Coin .
bia Forum - for Social and .Kthica!
Progress, the forum wil begin its ac
tivities anew September 21 which ithe
fourth Sunday of the month.
It is planned that a celebration of
the signing of the emancipation It;,
Abraham Lincoln will be hehLat this
reopening session. It is the hope of
the president that all the regular ses
sit.ns of the t'oi 11.11 will he Weil
tended, as it fulls" a vital place irr
our -community Ufe.
The Columbia Forum, was founde .
by Hishop Rever:iy C. Ransom dur'
ing theaiarly part of the present year
Regular ineefings " were1* Wlrf ^rt tin
home of the forum Salter Memorial
Building on Washington Street m
Waverley until it was decided to ad
j.ourn for the summer at the laH
meeting in May. A splendid program
is being arranged for Sunday Sep
Temtifer 27. The time of meeting is
4:45 P. M.
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AJT. .. ? =g-TT
MHLWIj\Xl)A. M, ! :. ( HI m II
Ij'JSH- <f : ?? .
Ke\. J. B. Jcnnigs, Pastor
Aiken, S. I'.?-The services at Cuni.
hcrluhd Sunday Sept. 13 were veiy
good, the pastor preached at the
L. 'i iuiiK service using lor a text the
'55th Psaim and 22nd verse, /it \.he
4 ill if?i?ui?i4ei. Kin OK \\, caver,
pastor of- the Baptist church in Edge
" TTu pieached a su! rewving serin <h
which v.iij enjoyed by a largo eoncoi.j
ree;a.ion. The text was lound in
Luke 17 v ld.-i7.
Our Sunday school continues to be
a source ui ncipuil uiioiinuu n, we
have one of the best superintendents
in the s?-ato, bro. \\ . Ab McOhee, a
man who studies, his Bible and Q's>y?ee
nargOt'j'with a message each Sabj
bath.
J Our A. C. E. League hour has
. jceu tiiiiiigeu irom s.unuay atie: ni .,i:
i '.o V e'dncsuay evening, tnis wa> done
j to suit. many ot our voung folk's, and
Uhd attendance has more than doubled
Mrs, Jennings suggested the change
I which has proven a blessing.
| re .itiMiwi- Lhureh gave their linal
"Trip around the world" Tuesday
- -evening- which was?a - -suyeesw -Hrmrr=
cially, the pi coeds were given to the
conference aid elub.
stewardess Board No, 1, Si >tcr
Mari ?pre-oh-nt-.?mrt~rrr thr
home of sister Alice Mack on Uyidn
Street, Sunday afternoon. This is a
faithful boatd who always do big
.n.'s lor the church.
Tli;-|Jev, W. .y ..Jennings, A.B.,
pn.t V nf Allen A. M. ' K.
Church. Baltimore. Mil./ will preach
at C'lNiil.eriaiul, Sunday, Sept, 2Uih,
.norning anil evening. Rev. Jennings
pastors one of the largest A. M. K.
1 ... iip ri>tfn,ii,-ns /.in. the city of Baltinioie,
aiul is one the leading young
ininistci's of the connection. lie
pastaVcl in St. Augustine, JacksQn\ille,
ami IVn-acola. Kla before going
to, Baltimore.' He has a- wonderful
i't a.- an evangelist and has ruji sue
cessfol .u vivals in many states,
- Aiken i invited to hyar him.
Pii-? -i - - f ?i. an ...;n ...
fcVl4UMC?.t> J ' V J J I. CTT7 n in tTtr fj tt ttttr*Church
i'a.y at Cumbei iand,~and the
Junior < hoir will lint-h !>o-yiccfb
We have special services the
third Siinady in each month for the
Junior Church, which lia* proven a
cleat lie >;> Or the church and bringing
in he]nine- the young people.
331?~piiaittt! SBremind the
.neuihuj-.- ol' the Just..Quarterly eon fermtrr
for -this year "whk'hwrtt?he
Monday.night, &6pti 2H. The 1'. I'..,
L'r. J. \V. Wilborn of the Charleston
stlict will preai'h l'or us at both
services. Sunday, Sept. 27th.
f ini; i iinvii A. M: i:.
CHURCH MAYS
l I' the year has bee air to
ush it - eay hack to the forest, and
tin- 1 ui H, began to 'grumble and
alher r (tops. The preachero>yaii
rjh-'iac dollar money and sal ary
liko^we as a race don't know oar
(' viies-.
Preachers, don't worry we give you
that little dollar and salary liionev
a:; let toll 'Jo.' i 1 Xeeiloii . Yer'v.ice
was held at l'ine ,..ir ic.? A. ?.i. M.
t harcii, Sunday, Sept. pi.:,. 'J he
Sundry srhupl na; we'd pv.eiiilc .f with
i-nei r i".g .1 .ssoi:. .Vr. ('. k;,v.!
:he?. n oar ?a,o. iui iioai
'.y. cars is do.::v. splendid wo U
n oar scii' ol. The pastor delivered
a * Auil-st in lng sermon Sunday night
v- ' *" 'C J?. lilt* l?ii: LUl Uti\ . L. r.
\ nnee accompanied hy Rev. John
1' iwkii. i ( arlis who >tepud 011 it
and isat the church on holy fire was
~ with Rev. cVance ..two ..night?,- We
h"i<o he and his oHicpr Mr, Hawkins
. v u! come again -non.
i i la- ci'ininunkv aniong- the colored
1 ' -d UM.i l.ue M-ic " sell n.ucl,
v-ii eked over the accident of Mr. IV
>4.; Il\ ler who drew neiJL himself..- .-A tig.
i hiIdteii. were called lionic- to attend
.idu's tundra!.- lle.Ie.il -tomourn his
11' s .sis' girls, two boys; Mis.
M.iily Redman, Mrs. Nancy Ilhett,
, .Mis. I'fieii 1! u;;htnk;ht and Miss
f'V\ ii 1 Ic P\h.; Uveti in the DtUchfirk
ji:? ;ir t .diYhrtiiU,-" Mrs. Carrie RtiwTmrtf
three little children or Pittsburgh,
: I a.; Mrs, 1 .izzie Caldwell and hro.i
.Mi. r.n.i,.. i icier > 11 Ualt inmi
i ? !?*!.: Mr. Archie lPler, New Jersey,
huni a host oi" relative's and !'i iend's
. t<> nionrn his lost, . . p
1 I guess statt I tu k: will >it down
i.ow/they uu; Pine Grove ball team
l.alor Day on .State Park diamond,
the' st m rv v. ere they had a hot
tp t. I'd; G.. .e litciier kept State
? : ;.!:? syo-.. hirst baseman Selr
tried a ..t-iv-.til fluur and a pteco
| "I a e.i ;
i 'Nr.. t! T<h 1, o'no of our- hldeSt
hu'iv; a; e.uml i ii.i' .11 r vo passed away
>i >ij.o n ^i oith. was?horn?your of
I . > d* 1 xrJ.",, died Sept.' Id. 10"1
i '.-V ho was a uoo?l old cnur? li
I v V'i' and rlass Joador alwavs -on
a i ..o.' \ ti-r j\ a li'iij; ids old.aire he
'v.:..-. e<;r.i oiled to slay near his home.
I. -kM-ios Na'v!:-'. Saher f Pine (?r vo
a the avi'C'K 'I'tul jrtrrst ot Atiss
I el"': her aster Mi--- Xo- a
;-s il r e a- a1a> the dinner yuost ui'
.Hiss Helen Jaekson. ..They l>oth express
?d t.h.e)V.sr lves a- having- enjoyed
! the l est ot time. '
1 P1N(K;KV> RJ*
t M)iJiT \ivK { AND,I. ' !
SOL Tli CAKO LIN A .
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I ' ^ - * ,-.i :l
. ,<r '!
JKUrs.AI.KM BAPTIST* ,(111 lit il "
ij I.
uar;? \i.U- S. <". The ri-'J'.al -n..-;iu}i>
all* ail an*i quae a : ] . *.
-' .Js have been .-avu*l. jJ'hc. *.; ? fth "
ai a!i ni Biiliti.st "i .!!
hcluciejl l>y 1C? y. W. < i.Kln,;.?
Spartanburg. We must .say he is u ~
pulpK < i aITX!' wfiu ftn-?frtn-?a?-r^-r
equals and no supei vistri".-; but in-. 1
the serv.L.es '2k'- souls \vu* it.i
i he church. mlay
was a splendid due a! >'
, !,,,ii n?T i... < * -.. ; ; ' :
- -. viiiua} ;ir b'uiv ,
?lied ii.it in pr- leguh'u l'ri.'rr?'1':.. ' " .
<"' 11 \v;r _uhtiver.-allv dr?c;i-?.( (l| ' ?
whkli a In i?-l". revTFu ~'b.yf-.Re\\ T A
Brady Boyt
At 11 Rev.' lively brought to the.
~7ui(lio!Tet> a burning message of which,
was enjoyed by a.ll, text i?on. ,
i The evening' set vice- \v? i < < .I .
-oil, by lilt at'Tlllg 7>a"t"7 K,~7.' i i. 11.
. Butler, the entiitj-isCrvire wy.-; giyvu J "
in the- bapttsTng "ol I'Tie. caii'i.iiaii and"reading
the covenant of the
<.!iurcii. .Viler this they were welcomed'
in tie- church and eivi-n the
right halul x>f fellowship bv the nieni
t be rs.'* ' ' -V -- V " '
j Iie.v II. II. Uuller tivas " tet .
from Atlanta, Ga.; where- K aG<:; d - .
lie. . .'\aiiiiiial Hap list f n veuve v.-.
Mi-s .lud;i' Spa nil ' ha- i vt.. en i
t roll; '^v-Tt.e Beach. .
?. - Alt-.?Gej'l '? ?11 "i i art?a-4-1?a !i-? ?
atfo ' ?! i"hiindetphia. she Wu- t j- 11
I . :'i 11 \ 1.1 : ti'. lit tie? Ml - .lc-.-le i".
lb -e. vlin was here \ i- it
g 1 a 11; I pii lelilS. j
I .Mi-s Uillai d rieil UJ'?. ie" t l o
[la r.e. in,. where ? .w ill." !.? '
.mini.a. at tile 'tV-'i ; Ie'1 'i'lt.
Hie V a - aeCuliipanieth_il,j M II I j
.n.ii ii . Vol M;-- u .iC'.J.ce- lla x_ii-j
.- i.
.Mir A'dliaiiis if V'te r.:;'g' j
i .. ;i: - uliinoi t.a: iif'v ha.V. j,''-'
spent a pleasant .-.ay v.r.i. 'Mr-.'-,
l.izziv Buchanan. ; Otl
I YGUKi: A A1 . 1' . ('lit i?? 11 ' . 1
lb \ Geo t . .biilll-Kli I hi I
W e \\e!'e lii 'iglited "to o|'1'V 'i nul:.. i
School with a la I ire iniinb. \ ; \ .;.... i
people read , til i-eceiv-e .'. no a. 11 a- ' ! <
iuiis f\ tiic' (oin '';*i 11
!;H?nuiiir ? . vhv i ..i? !!' '. ' "]
u i lit k !?y ui.r i .? ?11 pivn. ir,i -1 . ik ., i ! (
nTaT \^r^TTr!^iTT>|
.e.Xt W.I?' '..tkell t I f'lti Ik'ilU.:.' 1 1*1 IV
1 . iilll HoL. ilih.llUci Ui till,* '|j;...-p.t4?.<-*<? ^
1 j.JQ,-' . ; ' /
- -?-The, iilTii'd s are yellintr uloiai nux
with tlu pa in.tiny of tin* chuivij.! \\ e t
io jrrt'Wnti' lItin.tr.< -in rcaiiiin Vs J\
; he S. S. (' nv'firtiun iviiii-k-wi.!! h<y.:.'
the u:jr?l of Sc-ptei :il?er.
Layree is itvoviny upw.ml nmiyi ti - "< '
iotuli i >I;ip of ...ur "lo\ my . i ...-.' ., v. ,. . *"
i? a very yno?l- sysioniati>:er w I
j we eslVi.m very fiuuylv. . V
j'KNiUliTS OK I'VTlllA.""* CiiVl* i *
CI Ki l l ~
The Pa.-i rhanii'ilpr?. I>i.'V.'V v J
K' lhia? of C-ohunhia ha*i V y? '{ to.
liteihei" MU'i ."mil .at ,the.^|_t?.i>!. I'V-JoY.;- Off
1 Hail, last S.u i/.iy a'. fT. " ? . . a . ? t
lotw;:i il to tii.* (V'.nrt- 'v
srheihfle.. 1 1 in. ef heiv-1 !> '<'. i '
they?in. July?1 ' *-' - T+n- n.^. w ?~1
1 Wei attendee' anil aM Sir liny;;. I, x<
seKnT to" nirvo n w-illtftg - s;v-' ;t a.. '. ... - ^
j (lj.i l'. li.'Ult ipir?to p'.i.-h??i.?i fi i?:?
j. i'ot Want.
J A pyOp.'O'M ?'y. i .i'?'"i i. in ll'.'.- t'.' " . t .
| <~il Willi; ;J.' It. I.rwi-, ehaii'flTati*-'".1. "Kr
M^V .? >vo. yhit. .; - ;. ;
I V" 1H*til 1 y i I*. I l'oini'ry. lol. I
's.e etaiv. Ti.-.' li-'X. nn'e.iny- v I'll?K?'
t' . -V . ' . .
i ;u.j ; . ,?>? ,t. Min.iny a. ti;: n- on . 1
j- piai i'^-. ^Vll- ?.uh.il ilit.-P.e I'o.ltr.s. e. n , ? |
j unlfni'ni var.k in m.,..; . '
| .,sked to .-i'in I t: committee ol !iy tt- 'U
;o thi- metiny. .. Any in ten-.a i
I .her of tlve onh t i? weleoine at the ! ?
hVirPtiilg._ ^ '? I
ag|||
render the. last re- PRH ~
?ct to the departed in KV>7A L.
incr solemnity ar-d apinrintoness
yuu witf nM|| ?
(I our organization the
> in which to place <4a
' -" T" ~ ? r
^F\<A\ HOMF
V'E'J K.MjjALMER OF
AND GEORGIA
Funeral Cats... staff Funeral
T ((nipru,.:*t "*
AS GOOD AS THE REST
And Better than the Rest I
And Prices Less . ' B ~
rn\ rT7 Y '
StHMtjt
Office Phone 5707
^Ui',suU')ict>-l?li(iiife 77(i."? ?B???
1W?H " WASHINGTON S'l'. I
('OM'.MHIA. S. C.
\r*AiY.ttt.-WSrt. ytfali.wggg i
IMiOl'liSSION-AL !
.. T?- DA kl)S ?--i ?r?-T
Ldjice Jloy'is: . Telephones:?
iij A^M. k.T.uUL .Al. Ollict 6031 "
Residence 8873
Ijr. 1>. K. Jenkins
: -- j>Fv'H^iT . '
iini;>, (Mates.Crowns and Bridges
Suu iii.. t?\' Appointment,
li ucti-.tv f>v < endi ?. tive Arasthesit
a' .^pec'iu.ty,
''"'a .St., CAa., S. C.
<-* - ? *
.iTa ! 1. >. - "
rr ones:A
.M !, 2 IT. Res. 8878
I'. M to ^ I- M: - :
Dr. VV. I). Chappeile
I'llvsi.ijin aViG Surgeon
. . 1 Wenv. n and Children
A iulty _ . '
~ ~ fTces.uence: " T 1
' ! adV Si- 1*101 -fine St.
f o!'.sm1??a. S C.
I)R. II. H. COOPER
Dentjst
of the Cliyns . '
e.cial Aiu-niii'ii Given to Disease*
(>"|?j ( and"L.ii.jje Work
A Specialty
ic;e Ph> tie 612P, Res. Phone 8264
W asninsrton St.. Columbia, S.C. c
DR. J. G. STUART
> i c Hnui ^. "" Tele, hone:
"u to 1 :<M> P M. " Refl. 4692
!, -Mci P. M Office 3796
'tVue' ' Residence:
-?. r- rrr cine st.
DR. L. M. DANIELS
Ph\*ician and Surpeon
fcial A'tentL-n Given Diseases. 0'
?1 Women.?-j-1??? ?'?9
Rlice-: Residence!
.5 Washinpton 2230 Hamptor
I.Ml, Rh no 7561
[>R. S. R. GREEK
i;\
ice Hours: Telephones
0 TO a; ill. " ~ "" Res 6028'
< ' 2 \i r... Office 5775
6 t(' 8 Tv rn. . '
MVii Residence:
?t llr-pp. St 1508 Grepp
Office Hours Rhone 30
A. M. u, 2 I'. M. Office 8536 :??
00 P. M. to S P. M. Res. 6548
Dr. C. E. Stephenson
"Clinician and Surpeo. > '?<.
-W ,.<m n :tivo Children A
_ Si'ooialty .
tffive:- Residence:
kT?2 Assembly St. 1328 Oak St.
ice Phone 8407 .'.Res. Phone 6738
N. J.-FREDERICK
tnrney-at-l.aw and Noiacy Public
I'KAC T1CE IN ALE COUKTS
?State and Federal
ill Washington St., Colun.bia, S. C.
I. H. JOHNSON & Co.
Notary Puhiie and Dealer
m~ neat" estate. nn<f gale of lots tn ^
PINK RIDliV. CEMETERY. Beautifully
located on paved road above
College Piace.
Phone 6422
. ill09Vfe Washington Street