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Saturday, September 2<y >fh-H
CHURCH NEWS OF
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bethel a. m. e.
chlrcilnotes
Sunday'w?s'the fourth and -last
quarterly day at Bethel for this ton-'
fereme yearr Dr. Lyles could not
be present tc fill his engagement in
the moruimt and Dr. Lawrence preached
in his stead. The Sunday school
had quilt? a splendid session begin'
nig at tU a. in., wich many visitors
present. The lesson was interesting^.
?? K taught'-after wTn;Ti'' the following
j ei sons were elected to. represent
the Sunday school at tno convention
at Lexington, ?S. Misses Marion
Nam e and Mr;~vTb 11!i'' Vadglin, ^iJr.'
alternates MimlamM Cori.^.,:?
, VMUWI lilt' liUWii'iu'i1,
A(ary Williams,- Miss. Mary
\\ hi e ami aiH- other whose name is
uiiiiLLuiJ?lu4?intontmmrtfy;?:?;
At. 11:1 a a. 'in. D?i_ Lawrence deluded
thymines age%lull of the spirit
and with power from^Hie text-found
in Hebrews -1:1b, "Let as therefore
come boldly to a throne of grace that
we may obtain- mercy" etc. Emphasizing
nil-ivy as the one-..great need,
of all "humanity"", At. 8 p. m. Dr.
Lyles delivered the message to a
"Y. .spleiulid audience from the text
Jjiund in St. John 7th chapter "Marvel
not that 1 said unto thee ye must
be' born, again." The Presiding elder
- laid pi eat .r.fivss ojf tile necessity 6f
- -?ttre?r hrh-thvn r.tro (1 pi rvg' "hTs ~'"7 s pTn fil a 1 j
. I :i11 ? :'ies charged, that w e may be
ai.'e to etnplify the life of Jesus
l i i i-t in .tlie home, c-hurch and the I
n..nmii'niLy. We rejoice in the ser~
vie- Sunday morning with the commg
forward of ,4 persons-to connect
thenirelves with this part of' the
i hri rtiao ehmch) we are thankful for
the demonstration of His mercy.
Among the"visitors worshipping at
Letn *! Sunday were: Miss Ella II.
. Shelton et Newberry, S. CTj Mr.
Arnold of . Sprinigrteld, Ohio ; Miss
tcr, city; Mr. Wright and Miss Helen
_ W night ail' Yolk, S,_C,L- Mr, Thoma-sllehaettsville-,
8. C,; Mrs. Marie
Sun.tor, Swansea, S. C . also Mr,
. _ J.-viVT., ^lr Piateir 'Mrs. T-homnsuri
and Mrs. Cibson of Second Calvary,
l ily: We. highly appreciate your-pree
:vnd th'n-t of thnso u-ho?? nnmot
u?- i?-uill" nut "sty lire and wo assure
y'u a uinding* wplcomo. to-all of our
- "?fi \4t>. .The ycung people's pronain
at p. m. was in rhaige of
. Mis ' Franklin .Scoff who did much
? redil ' i too 'i'MSipn. We thank a%
oj-'V' !,1! .if. lite participants who conl.
' I i t > i to the success of .her pi'Og.-ani,
a:.d we invite all members'and
?h. 1 ' II.' '.C? I a I I 11 ,111;111 |n ..pil '.-.
<i ?a:':i im of-the city t>? meet
Ai " ksi.ii Byuum and the young
I i. ; . I. itiie: ship council at BethfC
'en.if .. -'i. at ?'? p m. you will
n. i !< ..! y..iii com nig.
M 1< \i . \\A A.' A I, K. CHURCH
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'-ittv.'!-'1 ' ' a I" ant it ul day and tin
S.illd .' It.liN.l ottUoO, pupils Ulld
lent lift-' in tc out in lull. After the
ilis. u vn < ! i.he lesson by classes
it xva t.v v.. d b> the Supt. Mrs. S.
I., A!.,:on.- -;r in order was the
ili in.: i.,'i ?.f ti'.i' Sun lay School Con
? v.uuion by" ili... . who titU-nd?jti.
t i .. i,via .Inn. our delegate made a
Wbp.n'i ' u'" Si.-' ;*i .a 11(I sIlOWOlI that sllC
wa on i'n'c j.-'i at all se.'slons. Mrs.
llati'i lj ns'if liadvv.afe lioin thv.> A. C. In.
in ague siisaio -a splendid report from
)>oth tic i.i"'iii' and Sunday School.
, . i.il.ll. ;i II' a.-,Ivi'il Ul
. speak in lIkm'oxVii \\..y. on luiW they
?f^r^Hit tk1 lime- at tin; convention.
At -!:< <? 1'. Mt IRA'.-J. U.-:nionias7
l'residin:;' I'il.le,- .d' The Florence Dis
trict pi'cavhe i a' soul stirring sermon
In.m i Cor. It: l-'k He used for a
thyme "ICvcm y Man's Work-SUjill be
'ivlin 'w.-.n-tt the SflT.Hin Wits Vel'V
, much uplifted from a spiritual angle.
After, the ?oi 111011 we entered int-o
the Quarterly Conferunc of tu. fourth
quarter. This was very successful
and the report s were fairly good.
At 8:00 I'. M. Row. T. J. Ransom,
:>r.. p'rcuc'n >i llVe opening si TlllOn hi'
our Full revival he used lor a text
"Hold your Ih ace and see the Salvu
tz-i tton hi t.oil 1 liseiliion tilied hoth
pn.-Vrtr and cony regal ton wi-th fire
cfilv I !? ,- s;ptn.. '
'ITie* many friemk. .of Mrs. Fannie
William are glad (o know that, she
- Q - t.-i-o, , Airs. J. K. Tin mm s.
was a visitor at -me heme of Uev.
If. My IhuAt the l';e f Wee.';.
1 .Mi :'". . ' ~ : ! r I.'.UI e '1 'lion as
...... were tlie guest: of' .Mrs. M. !' Ha'
nil 1 he p;i>! week . al u 15-y. F. .
11 l.'h !i:ii <1:m n ol . i.rrliHgtorv acj hi is"s.
i.lliviu .viae!, of llyi'ean, S. t..
Hi. v.i. \V. Ka.ly <o Washington,
If C,r I d of. F W. Akmer ai'id \lme.
'.} 11 ' , ..i v oik v'.t. w e' e
til retfi.t gm'u nf Mrs. O. .1. .J-aokson
apd Alls. M. H llarrell. 1 hey
have r; tinned to lheir home.-,
speialios iheu vaeutioumr Hft'ltsvi.le,
While here they motored to Oar
iintfton.' I hlrencv and Wilmington to
visit other relatives. *
Mrs. M. !?. llariell motored to \Vil
minpioii, accompanied by L)r. (). \\
E.uly, Prof. I';. \V. Skinned and Mine.
J. N'ewkii k.
II. v. I. \V.. J.inneiett, Rev. \\ alken
and Presiding' Elder Spears parsed
through ktsl week (in route-..to the
Florence District Sunday School Con-'
\?*?11 ioij at < oniersyilie Church. ..
Mr. Buster Sheerin of Pampllco
: uas a visitor ite-H-wttryilie..last \veek.
We thc^niemhers of Mt. Calvary A.
' M. E"r ~TJh'irch> '^y> dy ?><r FongfnDdeU*
Mr. Con we II Rirsoll an I his bride
ami extend to them our sincere wishes
for a happy life.
? Mrs. L. A. Putman and her son
Mr, John Putman spent a few clays
at home accompanied by- Miss Conel
la Putman. They have returned to
Laurens, S. C. ?-a?. ' ?
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SOUTH CAROLINA
CEOAR GROVE A.M.G.Z. CHURCH
?Nii'day was -a?very beaut:ful day
fur services. At Cedar Grove our
efficient Pastor, Kev. C. H. McRae
i preached a wonderful sermon, to a
large audience. One assession war,
] made at this service. We are glad'
to. I'.iave our Supt. Miss Anna L.'
I Abrams home again after' spending
| a few weeks in. Waynesviile.' N. C.
Mrs. Eula Sanders of Whitmire,
*S. C., has returned to her home in
Grenville, S. C., after spending a
short while with her mother, Mrs,
itf^ria Walker She- reports a pleas
. int stay. Mr. James Epps and fain
ily was the dinner guests his mo
tlier Mrs. Elmira Eppsf Sunday; they
reported a pleasant- time. ? ?
Miss?Paralee Epps is home after
.pending a few days with her sister
Mis RosaiiiuTEpps of New York
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We were very fortunate to have
Misses Christine Glenn, Flora Glenn
the famous leathers in our city Sat
unlay.
, Miss Magnolia Epps spent a short
while with Miss Inez Epps Sunday.
We were very glad to have her.
On the siek list at Whitmire are
Messrs William Shell, Asbury Abrams
Nathaniel Glynn:.: Mrs.. Aliea...SheU,
we ask the people 'to visit these
sick patients, especially Mr. Asbury
Abrams, .
When you wai|t a colored ball
icaor,?see?Mr:?Press Wl.liams of
Whitmire and Mr. Anderson Epps
of Cedar Grove.
Mr. lioyce E, Epps accompanied by
iiis wife Mrs. Ruth Epps, Mr. Cla'jon
ll.oEpp.^ Misses Rosanna .? d
Settella K| ps, nu ll led to New V irk
City after spending a "short while
with parent.: in 'Whitmire. Wiiiv,iei
e Mr. Boy.'e Epps 'accompanied
-Mrs. RrudJie Epps, Elmira Epps
"Estella Johnson motored to Columl^ia
to see. their., sister and daughter.
Mesdames Elmira Epps, Estella
Johnson, RutjL F-Pl'*i ffave a family
eunion dinnei Sunday aF tKb^omof
Mr. and Mrs." Kinnrd Epps \yhicli
Alls quite enjoyable. .Tha^. quests
were Mr. Spencer and Miss Elliotte
15. . Abrams. A-Ll enjoyed a- lively*
evening. Please call again, Mr. and
Miss Abrams.
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?? V c? i v ?VI JT t KJ U(4Vt' UUI
I.'Hairdresser ,'iuiss Queen Roberson
Jamie . aguTn after spending a short
while in Camden, S. C. - ~
Miss Fernetta ByrJ of WinstoiiiriHt.r.
:v. c.. l., spending sontpilnit'
with relatives in W'hitmire.
.. Miss Emma Eula Joiner has re
ujii ned to Charlotte, N. *'C.. d.Ver
pending a few months with relatives
of Whit mire..
When you have a lot a trash see
.Mr. Walt Ferguson (the trash re
mover,The.
teachers are getting ready to
-.tart teaching. Look out boys and
girls get your books iveady.
When you want to read interesting
news see the agent, Master Willie
Louis Epps, Samuel Fant and Henry
jA'aJhy^e,
MT. OLIVE NEWS
On last Sunday Sept. 13th Ihe Sunlay
School opened at its usual hour
oinlucte.l by the Supt. Mr. Walter
.Miller. Opening song, "Nearer My
Cod to Thee;" Scripture Lesson by
the classes; Prayer "by the Hupt.;
Discussion of tlio lesson In classes.
We had a splendid lesson taught by
Mhe teachers and well delivered.
At 12 o'clock the Pastor, Rev. W.
J. Hunter conducted the morning ser
opening,?A splendid sermon was de?
livered and the services were enjoyed.
EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. J. E. Beard, D. D., Pastor
Charleston, $. "C.?The sermon as
preached by thtTpastor on last Sunday
morning was timely and practical.
The subject was: "Seven Years of
Plenty?Seven Years of Famine." Iu
speaking of the*years fif plenty, the
pastor referred to the time whop
work Was plentiful and, so to speak
fortunate jo .reap the benefits all* of
1 lo-nt did not cherish?tiw+n?an they
should. Now that time has brought
about a change, multitudes are in
want ior work iu well .as .fur?fund
The pastor reminded his-hearers to
prepare in the time of plenty, for the
, time of scarcity.
The third sermon on "Give us this
' lav" etc., w&a delivered by the pas;
tor nt the evehing hour. A splendid
! sermon It was and a very fine eonle
rogation heard it. There were three
accessions for the day.
! On the evening of the 14th instant
[the Men's Choral Club presented a
musical program, It was very nicely
} rendered.
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On last Thursday afternoon, Sept,
17, Air. Cliriton I. Young one of our
'ushers and a recent graduate of
Avery Institute departed for Talladega,
Ala,, where he will enter the
'college which have theft name.
I Miss*-Emi4y"Himmona has return
ed from New York where she spent
'several weeks with relatives.
Miss S*. E. Glenn left . on Friday
Vvpntrrg last for A Hen University
, where she will resume her position
as professor of Latin. Miss... L. A.
Hill accompanied her.
Miss Esther Ermine Simmons,_accompanied
friends motored to Grange
'burg, S. C., where MiSf Hjiimmong registered
as a student at State A &
ST. College.'
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TUB PAtMETTO tE
LADS ON CIU'RCII NOTES
Sunday morning, ??pt. 80 the pae?
tor Rev. A. S. Powe, preached a very
inspiring aermon"from Matthew 13:
4G. Who,, when he had found one
pearl of groat price, went and sold
all that he had and bought it. The
sv'\ject- was: ' The Pearl of The
G.- -atest Price." He said that this
per. .1 is the religion of Jesus Christ.
This pearl is valuable because it satisfies
the deepest needs of the human
heart. It has a permanent value.
It serves as a passport to eternal
life. The sermon was enjoyed by
, all who'heard it.
We.were glad to have worship with
us Sunday morning " the following
visitors: Misses Wyolene Jones,
Katie S. Knox, Ethel Martin; Emma"
Caldwell* N. E. Lotsojiand Mr. J.
A. Walker all of the city.
We were glad to see in thei congre
Johnsonwho"has"been on her vacation.
All who atteded the prayer meeting
Wednesday evening expressed
themselves as havini* been hie-KTv
benefitted by the talk given by Prof.
C. A. Johnson on <the "yaiue and
Joy that comes 'of Knowing Christ."
He Said, ,lthe only way to know
Christ is to read the Bible."
REVIVAL MEETING IN K IN (IS
CIIAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH A
GREAT SUCCESS.
Pendleton, S. C.?The Revival
meeting in the above named church
is now in history. Never before
have-'In vet1 a better" people with
who% to deal and who knows better
how to treat "people.
TheHkeverend G. B. Brown is the
love and are. caring for him, and he
is proving to be a worthy object of
their affection. Each night prayer
meeting was conducted by the local
talent and wa? .h'egnated with spiritual
ferver. i , 7
We were royally onteitained in
several different homes . even though
our stopping place, was at the parsum
ge.
During our stay, several students
were influenced to attend Alien and
-ome have already arrived that-they
may be here in time for repistration.
Tht^mecti ng--was a.-success from the
beginning as the second night resulted
in thirteen. converts and several
each night following with a total of
"Enough cannot be >aiti of the krnd
treatment received from the members
and friends of King's Chapel and
also the Rev. and .Mis, G. B. Brown.
All ' the ,teachers of the city schools
are excellent church workers and
rendered valuable service during our
stay in Pendleton
We I'miTTU'frM' tile Wat' of Gl'ecnville,.stopping
at the following places:
Clemson college, Central; Greenville,
"Grec-r, Spartanburg Cowpens, Clifton,
Jonesville, LJnton, Whitmire, Clinton
and thence to Greenwood, S. C. where
we again preached Sunday morning
and afternoon anil Edgefield, at
njyrhl* We at rived in Colubmia Monday
morning' in time for school
wlie-iV we entered Mr. Leroy Johnson
who was of so much assistance to
us in the meeting.
T A VI A) R A T1A PEL N E W S .
Our Pastor. Rev. A. A.Aniaker and
lii.s wife has return from their three
weeks vacation, lie is .hack in his
field ready for,work. The 2nd Sun
day was the beginning .of our big
meeting it was a . da'; anions the
people. lift. Addiker s father, two
sisters, oiie brother and brother in
law of Orangeburg, was with us and
iiiKuirhwd I'rimak
Rev. A maker preached the Intro
ductory sernioii Sundav morning at
11 o'clock text "Master teach tts howto
pray." lie preached a soul stir
ring sermon.
AT 3:.'>0 Itev; \W R. Bowman of
White Ilall Staliorrpreached a heartfelt
sermon which all enjoyed. In the
evening Dr. Adams presiding elder
of the Newberry District- brought to
us a very inspiring message which
everyone could not help but enjoy;
The Rev.. Friday l'rom Bowman
Town condifcted the services during
the. week. -Every night he had a burn
ing, message to bring to us. Chris
converted to*Christ, (in Friday nito
Dr. Philip EllLs~We_P.-KZoT31E:
Winnsboro District was with us. He
did not come to preach but be gave
otne very ' encouraging remarks.
During the two nights of prayer
services Rev. 1., K, Vane<*T-Past-ot*^ofthe
Pine Grow Circuit was with us
and preached being our ex passtor all
were glad to see turn and enj^y^d- his
" hu^uge u'l.v rnueh.
The Women's Circle of Taylor
Chapel is still alive. The W. H. and
F. M Society is awakening, ami gaining
neW life hoivv * Mrs. Amakor i?
doing, her bit to push It forward. *
is making TTfpid progress.
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EASTOYER HIGH SPOTS
EastcVfcr, S. C., Sept. 21?The great
Mt. Zion revival meeting which had
its true beginning Monday night l i,
came to a close Sunday night, 20. The
meeting was conducted by the effici
cient Pastor Rev. J. A. McCornell
who secured the Rev. Mcintosh, Pas
tor of Mt. Pjsgah Baptist Church,
Marfan, S. C., to assis him.
Through the (great Gospels )gnd
truths .expounded bjj"Rev. Mcintosh
twenty nine souls were happily con
- verged and added to the church.
^Sunday found The severaT candfdaT
es in their respective places on time
and Jtov. McCornell in the pulpit.
He preached.a sermon 'the like of
-Jtfhfcn would be hard to find. Text
may be found b cnapter or II Kings
and the 10th verse: "And Elisha sent
a messenger unto him, saying, Go
and wash In Jordan seven times and
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thy flesh shall <lom.e again' to thee, '
and thou shalt be clean."
?After thiy great swmon the ranch?
dates were baptized in the afternoon
and Fellowshipped into the church
by the members at night.
The Willing Workers need to be i
commended for ' the splehdid work j
that it is doing at the church, under
the leadership of its. President, Mrs.
Eva Cheeseborough, the club is going
on and on to higher plains andmaking
Mt. "Zion a-better and better
church. .
KAY BRANCJI BAPTIST CHURCH
Our Sunday School m^t at its r?g ,
-ular?hour and the lesson was well
discussed hy both, teachers and pupils.
At 11:30 Pastor Brayboy preached
a wonderful sermon. Ttxt Luke 13:
35. The sermon was enjoyed by all.
We were glud to -.haAre the- many
visitors 4n our* town from-lKorth Carolina
and elsewhere.
At'3:30" the pastor delivered anoth
er good sermon. Text I Himothy 0:4
We. raised T8.HiLTxu^Uut?purpose?of-paying
for repair work on the church.
JKlSALEM BAPTIST CHLKCH
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_ Ilartsville, S. C.?The services at
the church here were largely attend
cmT.- ~The Sunday School was carried
out in a very good way with the
superinttendent and teachers at theii
[ respective places.
At 11:110 Rev. J. 11. Shuler preach r
led a heart felt sermon. Text I Cor. t
13:18; subject, Charity as love'- to i
Neighbors." i
At 4:30 their were four choirs that I
rendered a very good program i
At Sj30 Rev. Shujed preached an.olh i
er good sermon from II Kings G-1G, v
subject "Chariots of horses and fire _
around Elisha. - s
Quite a number of. visitors wor u
shippod with us. The doors of our
church stands ajar for visitors at
any tinier ; " " "" " . "
Rev. Cnllaham of Bishopville, wife
and Rev. J. \V. Sassar were the din
her -guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. II
Harven.
Quite a number of students boarded t
the?train l'or the purpose?of attentU _
ing school and they are as follows:
Mr. Henry Butler, Mr. Johnnie Flem '
mi rig," MY. Samuel Hunter antiLMis? 1,
Marjorie Harrison, Benedict College; ]
Miss Sernbthia Campbell, Miss Thoni .
asena Brunson, Miss Iluttie Brunson, j
State Cullege; Mr. Joseph Hatfield,
LA lie n L'niwrsity. We wish fox,them j
a successful school yeatv ..
VI M i i Hie /'ii mn i \* L'
CHURCH*"'-NICHOLSTS.' CY
Bev. J am oh Mc CUn tic, Pastor.
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SuoOial services wore held at Wil- _i
liams Chapel a! W. Eh Church last .
Sunday, winding up the rally for the ?
S. S. Convention which will be held i
at Myrtle. Beach.
- The Sunday, school was good as v
usual. Lively and helpful discussions ?
were had on the lesson. After the A
review the Pastor gave us some very ii
timely remarks. t
At 11:15 after devotional services, >.
the Pastor selected for his subject; 1
"Follow Me." From which he prea- r
chetl a soul-stirring sermon. At .the -1
conclusion of the religious services, c
tlie officers came forward and in a v
very short time, all the assessments t
W?ro jaised : " 1
In the audience as the guest of i
.'.he i>?stor were his mother., Mrs.
Mary Hampton, brothon-in-law- Mr. -1
Geo. II. Hampton, cousin Mr. Jas. S.
Grant, who had motored down to c
sp.-ml llf <1.-1 y Tlu-y ..v pvtxtlu.m
stives as havintr eniovpd the sor-.
vices very much and hope to"" visit (
-N'ieho'..* again soon. 1
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHLRCH
^Our Sunday school under the leadership
of the Supt. Mr. R. S. Russel :
is still making progress. ^
The" sermons by our pastor Sunday )i
morning: "Self Denial," shall always !j
remain in the hearts of the anxious ;
hearers. Mr. Williams gave an in-'3
.Wasting talk during the church n
hour. 15
?The?program?rendered?by?the ?|
[children in the afternoon "was carried
out With much success. All of them .j
played well their *i
Again at 8 o'clock we were highly !j
-rrf- some renowned - eharaeters, - the J
speaker of the evening >vas Dr. *i
(irecn, the., head of the Samaratian j
limqntah We gamed many thoughts ^
from his splendid address. We a^lso "i
quartet. To hear them is quite a jj
treat anil to all of the, participants, 3
wp extend our heartiest thanks. ; *i
We are beginning our revival meet !j
[ing and are expecting good services ,
Levery evening.' Rev. E. Pi Butler J
will conduct the meeting next week.
Dm- tvip Impaste* last week ^
\va^ very much enjoyed. The mem- .j
her- went in crowds.... After a ser- J
mon oi much interest by our pastoi <j
we enjoyed another "business part !
namely: a real good supper The. ?
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PiNCKNF.VS FU
I'M) 1:KTAKEK AM) IJ( 1
'* ?SOUTH CAROLINA
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' it," tSSi
nenibers of Lancaster along with '
heir; pastor, Rev. 11. B. "Thompson i
I'll not l'ail to give us a gtund time.'
t was a. regular .tyiivmiiun a a i ?-uUi
,e seen by the many thines n the
able. We are' expeein.g incur. ot.
ifixt Tuesday vveniug at wnirii Iiiiih, j
it- hope, to return tlie kindness.
We wen.1 gltui to -re?-n?rrrrtTrj?n??
itors last bunday and extended' as i
isual a lasting invitation to them ^
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Rev, J C. -rA-usler.-n.fti, Pa ~im j
1 lie Sunday .bchool opened at iu^ us
nil hour.Willi the supt-i uru uneni anu J>
.eacneis at Aherr pr-t ot .Itvru-:?Tft-'
esson was bautilullv diseu. '
( This being Women baj, ut 11 du
iieV. Mrs. MaI y \\ luiajus pi .icuc-d a ?
iouI stirnlig sermon W.nii 11. .war. en
loyed by ail. 1
At 4:db Use w * due ii held their *lJev.
Kally.' A".lai ge ei > \vd w';t.? pi o-v.nt ting
die -tuuvTcal prog; :;iii...\va?: "gir<yn~ ."~v;
At .S . o elov I. ll.o" ladle- gave a
iiUiieal pi Ukia... Wi:n n w s? i n.,I eooi;
iv it 11 Miss , Aid >'g .i I i I .Sii:i..i ..<_Uug
is piam.it all dsindg Hie jday.
1' ui* -Il?e (?ii>, ii.l ee?loul?iw^iuK..
he lue.'i ul l-lie i iiuri'.li g>?. > i> iliouga
lei'Ve to iuli ,u' a in.- i im- iu ,,?-s in on,
slllg llieiii i ij.i i a hey 'ilTaulil I.use lli'ul'iuotiey-On
tlie Ueeolui ."sua.my inri-r.
tie ladles Would- I aise 011.1 Is'ie. l'ui-l m
i Sunday Plgdt .lie mill lepal ied ~
1 i Z. l l Uhd the iudu. i.epol to-4- V-'U^ ^ "
uaking a total ol 'j'.i.O- J- o (.ho n.vi:
v'el'e shoWed otii> 1-1' Hi; tea.l hi the
aiiitf.-;. 1 ill* 'tut'l'l- HlU'i I he iUi i \ZI'2L
Ulafced toi getting . C liougii iik-* \ o
iy. lo? aiiow the Htaiui ondel. 1 he
iastol has- Uliltouhc'evl vli-ii. he ii
lOld Wuuleh. ail; luoa a ay uhnaaliv.
drs. .Maruau'vt hiiiilh i.-; uuo mUcii
icdit loi leading I lie Women -.iuU it ^
t as tllMI liyr lllul h leW olhe;. hullo.-; "
hat the men w ore snowed hii'dey. A m
urge eiiiwd were (irfM'in all-uahing
ho day and Many \ is il oi>.. W".ei e piV ill
who are iiiviltl to return at- any
auto. 1". " . ">
Tito pa=fcoi wtil 11id i lu? _ jnnpit. ah t
lay Siiihaj. j,.At
a 1'. al. i!v 1 -i -.t 11 ^ !i l.i'.lt1';"
Trip to l'aloitino CVniostwin come
o a close with a General. IVw Uuiiy.
the DioLnam mlt be in > ha: K-'u,
rri-.-K.H.Hc-iT-ult - ?~? ~
[ LAST EXCURSION f ;
j; ?To? . ?
!; WASHINGTON $ '
BALTIMORE |-H
;; NORFOLK and ?
RICHMOND ? & ji
VIRGINIA .-.SK ASHORE g <
> Friday, Oct *9th 1931 :?
L Ffinn t 'olumhui To ^ j
;! Washington * $Ft..?0. *i*
j|?Baltimore- * 1 ?-j--I.
Richmond 10.2."i *i*
j? Norfolk . .. _ 10.7o { ]
C Lild?I'uint?(. ..It.l-.M in i ' ??
|? Virginia Beach11.25 .je
[* Good 5 days from date ot sale -j?
Proportionate fares from other {
[?Points- ? &H
Con- ill( Ti? k? f A pent.
jp _ A
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render the last re1
to the departed in fcjjra|
rig solemnity and apxriatenes*
-you ?wii4- ?
our organization the
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NEKAL HOME
snsed embalmer of
AND GEORGIA
. . ;.
Funeral Cars and Funeral
-Equipment
as good as the best
And Better than the Rest
X
And Prices Less ?t-"
courtesy
?? and
service |t?zrr^z
Office Phon- 707 3
Residence Fhone 770")
lOOti WASHINGTON M. I
COLUMBIA, S. TV
rJ
PROFESSION A L .J
. * ' CARDS ' p
Ottice Hours: Telephones:
:30 A. lrU,.tju,l,00 P. M. Otlke 6038 . .
Residence 8873
" Dr. D. K. Jenkins
r l>kN!T!sTx
.lings, Plates, Crowns and Bridges
-- Sunday. by- Appointment_
'.X tract ion by C ondL ctixa?A n esthett is =7
a Specialty. . .
107^2 Washington St., Cyla., S. sC.
OffifcT Hours: r Phones: \ .
1 A. M. to 2 P. r Res. 887#
6 P. M. to 8 P. M.'Drj
W. D. Chappelle
Physician and S.urgvon
Diseases of Women nnd
,?T? a -^permit} '?
Office:. ..--a.. residence:
lir? Lady ft. 1 .Of Pine M.
Columbia, S. C.
DR. H. H. COOPER
Dentist t
' of the Gums
pociiil Attention Given to Diseases
Gold Crown and Biiuge Work
A Specialty
)ftice Phone 0129, Re?.. Phone 8204
126 Washington St., Columbia, S.C.
DR. J. G. STUART
.* ' .
O co Hcur.^: Trie, bore:
:00 to 1:00 P. M.. - Res. 4692
0:00 to "8:00 P. M. Office 8700
Office: Residence:
'030 Taylor St., 1117 Pine St.
h_
UK. L. iVl. DAMELS
Physician and Surgeon
Special Attention Given Diseases Of
Women.
Office: ( Residence:
.125 Washington 2230 Hanfptot
Phon G429 Ph no 7564
DR. S. Ri GREEN
Dffice Hours: ' Telephones:
? to 10 a. m. -Res. 6028 ?
I to 2 p. ni. ? ?*? Office:?5775 6
to 8 p. m.
Office.- Residence^
150C Gregg St. ???1508 - Gregg ?
Office Hours - . Phone
11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M Office 3530
0 U0 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 6548
Dr. C. E. Stephenson
Physician and Surgeo,.
1 tisea.Ts of Womtr. ami?Children?A
Office: Residence:
1414Vt- Assembly St. 1*328 Oak St.
Dffice Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6708
N. J. FREDERICK
\ttorney-at-l.aw and Notary Public ?
PRACTICE IN ALL COI kTS
?-State and Federal
1119 Washington St., Colun.hia, S. C.
J. H. JOHNSON & Co. 1 i
Notary Public and Dealer
in real .estate and sale of lota iki ??
tifully located on paved rdad above
College Ptace.? ? ? - J
Phone 6422
1109V4 Washington Street^