The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 10, 1931, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, October 10. 19.^1.
CHURCH NEWS OF
FIRST UALVARX BAPT. CnlWTi
Rev S. Sv YoungbtportT" factor [
Thc S. S. was opened with a large '
number present. i'h0 new ilu-s- arrangement
was carried outf nicely, A
very helpful revhaf'of ,ihtr le.-son was
given by Miss " Singli'ton. \\\, are
glad to have.children who con.e from
other cities to attend the scitools-ana
colleges, visit our S.'S. Mr. Kinc.-t
Huges Will furnish the music for. S.
S. next Sunday.
Our pastor has returned from his
vacation, and visit to tla -National
Convention. Keturnimr he Inonclit as I
some interesting results ?ff the eon- :
yention and told of his vi.-it to lieilu i
Baptist Church itt which ho- was- great
ly i 111 pressed: ' T4h- unstop _?!:?) ir<>*.
fail to bring to us a wonderful svr- >
?mon.- Subject "1 lave?y+m?ron-i-, ed the
Holy Ghost." Tlii^ he said is
necessary in the life o?- every ('in istian,
for without it man is lost". wild- ~
the Holy Spirit is theri'is always a
veal for souls.. The entire numhei
present seemed tu^have bee? :iu_ tunc.!
, with the underlying principle in .tIn*
sermon and many gave verbal cxprcs~~
siuns of expericncihad by its po-wu?
Many expressed their delight, in
having the pastor back, witli -h u .W e,
T- are all ^iad that he enjoyed turn*-,if. 1
- The Women's Missionary So> icc.. of
which- Mrs. J. ilart is preside iu
met after servict, anil rendefed a v?-.y .
interesting pTogrr.ni, ttserng as -a .ss- 1
cussion "Wv-aicn of il.e Uibliv'. We
are proud of onr M:.-s'n n:u... \v:i?t a. r.;
they are doing a great work for the
cause for \vh'?-h liicy' are forineo. ;
Mrs. Richard Cairoii gave a very in-,
tei'csting ad-.h ess -a the body. Wj
v are grateful 1) her t >r it.
(jrr Sunday-night Air. Richard I?i- !
on, a young member >>;' our chui'cli ;
< preadied his first senium. TETs.young ,
man is about to enter niio a ik w Ik-id j
of- service and needs cTrrnnrageiheTit. j
which wt.-feel assured tiial lie will get
from all of .the members. ot_ ,uis
church. Who knows for what purpose
God has ..called this1 man. A Negro
Moses is needed?maybe he wTTl.piove
to be the Moses. W e wish you uei.
Mr. Dixon.
-The students?of?I?fn?.?i'.? t foll-.-gc
?-oi-^l-itppi?il vv.tli o. I o.i 11 ,i i i \ also
Dr. Dillard. We are glad to have
you, .come ,aga1 in "" "
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m, i HULHLM iu il NKWS
- - - Rev. S. II. Smith, I'asbnr.
The Bethlehem iBaptist Pastor's
Aid Society met with Mrs. Florence
Cannon on Thursday noon. The socigiyJUias
called To order hy the president,
Mrs. N. Cral't, after a vory'iih
pressive devotional exercise, the pre-"
sident spoke on tlie suhject: "Doing
things to a finish," it was' enjoyed hy
? ~ all. When all-*the business \va>disposed
of art ice cream eourfce was solved
by the hostess, We were proud
to have Mrs. Kli'/.a Nosbitl with- lis |
who mgide a nice talk the eluh ad
. journed att 7 P- ?i
The--Missionary Circle No. 1 will
me*1* on next Tiuu^alffy- after nornrwith^Miss
Wilhehniiva llunler . on]
Pendleton street.
Last Thursday evening we 'weie
blessed with a glorious, prayer meet j
ing one to be long.remembered. Many
spiritual songs and .-heartfelt -petitions
were sent up. A loV'c-ly group was
present.?Sunday being a lnvely 11:i\
the Sundav school scholars turned
out in full the lesson was. reviewed
?1 by-the pastor. :
? _44 11:30 g ni, Rev- Sarah 11? Smit h_
111 I tlJ' 1 H.MI a lV'WIiv I rnimTro?^?:i! filuM.
16:18, using as a subject, "The loi-k
(truth) on which Christ's Church
. stands" one sought membership. At
7:30 p. m. she spoke from Rev. .* >; 1A 16;
subject "The Luke warm Church."
One of her masterpcices. The- chnrch
was packed as usual amL. Uie_s-Piri lua 1
? fever?was?high from the piflpit to
the doer, while she so manVully nn
folded the scripture to us.
r ~ We fil7r~1ookTrrg.-forward. .-tt*^--4he
Popularity?contest?which?wtH?com"
otr in November. Our church association
will convene in Newberry,
Frdiay, Saturday and Sunday of this
week. j
Priscilla Tucker, reporter.
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SIDNEY PARK C. M. Ik ViU R<
RevTTi-C. Anderson. Pastor
of a highly spiritual hatu.r,> all .-daV.
last Sunday. The Sunday School Wuwcll
attended and the lesshn .v.as
taught in ah interesting and helpful
way by the teachers of. the wiri.ui
classes.
Tjie pastor preached :\t the morning
service from the text "1'ebo'fk the.
Lamb of God which take-tS^av. a.v i)i<
sills of the world." A npi u ' Smwas
enjoyed by the. large congr? cation
. present. The morula;? v>ivs!;i; ,
hour marked the opening of our re
vivaL The pastor preached at the
evetiTng \voi'^hlp huui?from--the?
"For what is a num. profile l if lie
gain the Whole world and b-'se his j
own soul." Another spiritual Last
na.i 1 11 at i 111 v i > I \ v '
Dr. W. O. Miller. of ('Imilottc, X.
C., beean preaching in our rc\i\"V'
meeting on Tuesday. nighl, 'lie 1ms
a heart searching go>pel m< sjmge
which it would be weHr.for .all to
hear. The Lord, is adding to us at
each, service. Precious souls* arc
being saved -
The Epworth League was well ^it
tended and a splendid program wa>
rendered on. Suhday^cvcning at .six.
o'clock.?ftnr \p?ngv.t'/' continue- to1
grow in interest an 1 numbers. .Vou
?_ are cordially inviled to visit us. ..
? Sidney Park is the friendly church.
Strangers and' visitors always liiuL
- a warm and hearty welcome awaiting
them.
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES |c"
After a brief but interesting ses- ^
si .n of the Sinifl"y ?lowsoft at- ' jl
In a. m. Sunday morning: in which many
children and adults participated.
Th superinten'itiit then reus?
scm hied the school for the purpose of j
hearing reports from the Sunday [
school convention ."held at Lexington,
our- Sunday school w.as represented jde
by .Miss Moll/a Lawftnce, - Mr. John AY'
\ aujdui, .Jr., and Mrs. Marv Williams. Ic*h
'I'l... <- ?_
. .a- oiuiiiay scnooi was well pleased hi
:nd highly elated.
-?MCc Ijiiwreiiiu gave .41 full account ' l1'
of'the trip and convention from start | ^
to. conclusion pointing out and cmphitsizing
most essentials. Mr^Vau- 'J()
ghn gave a splendid outline cf the +ui
sc-ss-ions mentioning some important'transact
ions. Miss * Williams Mneiltioiu'd
in details some of the discus-: j"
si oils most interesting in the coll yen- |
trtui. ' | of
At 11:15 a.m. the splendid audien-jhli
re including the .student body and j
president of Allen had assembled to ed
worship. We are delighted always to I
>to President Sims the faculty and ai;
students of Allen in Bethel. It is af
quite a.source of inspiration. jo
T*Tr~I.nwrcnco delivered, a very con- ' nt
soling sermon, full of inspiration j M
wKhlr vnvs'oiijuyed' by OVlO'.Vohcv who ' pt
heard the . gospel sound. j in
. The..text was taken from Jeremiah !
.'5:27, subject "Medicine. The- Physi-.st
cian and the cure," and at 7:30 n. fr
in. again pr. Lawrence?delivered the j a
gospel message with a strong, appeal ex
especially' to christians, subject "The sn
Christians Charge" found in 1st Cor.. . .
10-1:5, "Watch ye, quite ye like men Jn
be strr.ng," emphasizing 1 Vigilant, ai
2 Constancy, 3 Manliness, 4 courage- th
Timr' Ttrsnfii esehqe of the friends and
visitors in our services iiunday is Jt
here tT\' acknowledge \vith great ap- i
Li.-I.l.is.t'ioo *
, ........... ...... ,vv.- niYiie. you lo comp
again,
'(ust this month anil then the an- te
mini ronfoi'ence. Kvgry loyfol. and ;U
Ihiri'h lovini? member and our friends'! Si
a-e now i-alled upon to help in this st
very needy time, that every report j'
I rom jlhiithiiil uhui'uh, may he ^' aI'll
t ared for when the j-oll Is called.
KMAM 151. A. \1. 15. CHI UCH !i,
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Splendid services were had thnu^i
| the day Sunday. The Sunday School iTi
w.'.s well atlentle.l and" reports f roc. | Jo
(the classes commendable. Miss Mug- w!
j gio Thompson delegate to the Sunday; tr
School convention read an encourag-. j T1
ing report to the group. f.M
At_l 1 tfiO a splendid audience h: etW
assembled ly. worship. Rev. -Peace, se- w<
I it . ted as a text Hosea 10:12 Sow to "4
I you, selves in righteousness, reap in (J]
. crcy; -break up yoyit- folly gnountl: ' lo
.'or it is .tinui-j-o seek the Lord, ett\[Li
At *4 .'{() a-faithful few reassemble.! ' w<
I lo hear" Rev. Peace. lie didn't preach . ay
I lie gav,, a wonerful outline on the (;j
^ llid ,l:i".rh,,,,WC'l'^lt't ,Tl1" 0 '
i g'.ic is going on nicely. _____ ?4-.t
r~\T' ? P. Al. ktwT Peace se 1 ecled 1 ^
' Judges "10:10-20; subject The um. ((jj
| oiscious lost of power, emphasizing
the importance and value of trusting aJ
in. the Lord. ReV. I'eac,, ended a very j |u
uplifting revival. One soul was add- '
T't to (tie church and to the glory of
(loll in llie person of Miss Ruth Wil- ' ti.
hams. IV e w ant TTi pause here fo
: thank tin- fnanv trien is that came out j
to help us light sin ami Satan espci-jally
the members of Chappelle
y w c r e fn i t h ^
Tins distinguished visitors through
out tliu day: Mr. E. M. Ke.it, Mr.
Sumlor, Mrs. S. Dennis, Mrs. 'Dajsy 111
Bo'okman, Mr. ami Mrs. Jefferson, "t*1
.' I r.. GroPn. ' T
Miss Catherine Green is* ilDat her
home un.-Sliehs Ave.
Mrs. Inez Williams spent a weej>
in (' i i 11L >11. i V. c wiih I'i 'wiyiU
relatives. ; . | w
.Mr. Jane s ami. David Button of jst
: 'h ii fi i t H , mni need tn-Culn nthTa" fTiT01
visit their patents Mr. ami .Mis. Jus. I ?
Burton on SJighs Ave., the latter i* 'I
i student of "Allen. University. | "i
Mr. -and Mrs. Win. Thompson an- u
mmee. lht- birth of a son Oct. 1, k
.Mol her ami., babe are didug mcvlyrp
Miss Eliza Uoulware and Mr. Itoht. [V
'.I:. I. p. \r IT... r]11 i< 1 ly married Monday id<
"Sept. 11. The bTideisa t orent grmP i 4
uate" of Booker Washington. jpi
We are..?to have Miss Geor- v.>
giaiina . Graves back after spending in
the summer in Washington, tl
sivd Charlotte, N\ C. She is a Fresh imiii
at Allen University. cc
I.ADSON CHURCH NEWS' h(
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Sunday morning, October 1, 1031,
the-pastor, Rev. A; S. Powe delivered i (|(
7T1) i'V(1 < 11 ( 111 ami a \eiy inspiiing-sormom
He selected as ?text, Mat- 1 nf
thews a: 11. "Blessed are ye, when|(,(
men shall revile you, and persecute
Aiuti. and shall say all manner of evil '^(i
against you falsely, for Thy sake." fyyy
The pastor urged that we live lives i^f
that worthy, and give then! whql- | tj
Iv and unreservedly to Jesus for jy
Christ's sake. . |a",
We wore very pleased rtrdeed to )
have such a large number of vision's ? <
worship with us Sunday morning, w
Sorry that there is only one name [ jy
available at this?writing, that one is ' j j
Mr. J. M. Martin a former elder of /j
this^church who is naw a resident of
Charlotte, N. C. Names of tile other
visitors will appear in next week's
.writing.. Wo are always chid to ~
have you worship with us, out doors
stand <j?>cn to you.
j The prayer meeting last Wednos- [day
evening led by Elder Corntvell
was very helpful and enjoyed by all
The topic for discussion was "Ix>ve".
Elder Cornwell led the discussion
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TTTR PALMETTO LE
a ulifully.?.*
Let us remember that the only way I
keep?mrr church alive is through
ir prayer meetings. If you attend
ice I am quity sure vou will not
Tit for an invitation to come again.
There will lie a "Musical'-- given by
e teachers oiL-liio? Public Schools,
:xt Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock,
tobcr'lf, sponsored by Mts. C. A.
hrfs-cn in interest of the clubs of
e church. The public is very coriil!y_
invited. r ?? i
ST. JAMES NEWS
Sunday, school was conducted in
e'usual TnaPmdr, our suporintennt
Mr. Russell even though some
lat iudivposod never- lags and thjj
ildren are always, delighted to see
m.
A f t e r Sunday school our pastor
cached an inspiring sermon from
at thews 2<>r27, verse: He seemed
bo full.of the Holy Ghost and every
<l?v was touched. We have -never
rd~a nP'ttCr'lTl'eacher, heaTways says
inetliing. ?
Sunday evening at -1 o'clock we encr-d
llrti.- ir,.....;..? < ?? n '
. . imnir "nlirWCII?SCTHlOn.
? Ha^. been helping to run a-series
meetings which added a goodly
t ruber to our church. . - -?
At six o'clock the League, was open
by president Miss "Ellen Johnson.
They had quite a splendid program
id are planning for another Sunday
teiTRVolj. Mr. DeLaney was on the j
b at seven with prayer meeting. lie
ivor tiles of doing?xmrk for the
aster, lie begins at 5 o'clock with
ayer meeting, every ^undaymorng.
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Sunday-- nigjd tTie pastor seemed
iIt to be at his bet- He preached
om Exodus 11:7 verse, subject 'Not
dog shall bark tonight-'. He really
iplained this subject so that the
ivallest child might understand,
Uishqp .Hansom will preach at St. I
imc-s Sunday morning at 11:1-5. All
e cordially invited to come and hear
is great preacher and leader.
lves chapel Vol:n<; women's
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Mrs. Willtclmena Martin was hosss
to the Young Women's Mission y
Society on Wednesday afternoon
.-pteml/er dl at her lnme 2411 Green
reot.
In the ahseuce of the president,
bs Florence bon-on^ Nellie
>rdon presided. Ilev. W. b. Gibhs,
<alni was repeated in concert. Yams
business matters were discussed
ter the devotiouals among which
i\> the Y's tribe in the "Twelve
ibes of Israel*' to be presented at
uifs Chanel. Mrs. Christiana Green
'is appointed as loader of the Y's
il>e. ^
10 Y's welcomed Mrs. Ida Hull and
rsl Almey- as visitors. Miss Goroi?assured
t luv,m that they were
[drome at all times.
Mis< Nellie Gordon and Ilattie B.
ladden paid t'ibulos to-the much .bered
recently departed member, Miss
irinda Addye Wilson. Alter which
> were fyvon-d with a very encourfiny
talk bv our pastor, Rev. W. B. i
bbs.'I
he- members next responded ?In
11 call with miscellaneous quotations
lot \vh ioti lb\. Gil>b> and the Ali-s
Gordon lead in a most interesting
senssion of the 1 1th, 15th, and 10th
apfers of Genesis. The members
id friends expressed themselves as
rvinjr la en' benefited by the discus
L?it "... ... ..
The J-Tth, ISth, and lbth chapters
m i' a>. iMHi'il?I", r the?next?nu eliny.
le hostess served delicious* ice cream ;
ike and mints.
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Resolutions on the Death of .\1is> |
f .'.. n't.. \ " Wilson j
Inasmuch ?as. it has pleased Al- '
ij;hty God in His wisdom and love to!
ill away t<> her heavenly home our
tich beloved co-worker Miss Lucini
Aridyc Wilson from a patiently I
id faithfully-endured sickness, and |
Inasntut'h Us Miss . W ilson was oiur,
the charier members of the Voumr'
omens -Misst nary Society, having
rvixl very eiriciontly as secretary
' -trhr?srtrit4v--f-H->rrr-4he?tdme of . il*
rp-anizntion, 1 >ecenibor li?'45 uiftil i
11'.'H) when her professional die
os took' lii r from the city duiinjri
hich time 'she always kept the in red.
of the'"V" at heart.
Whereas wn: the menibers erf" tlro_
ofwg \Y coin's Missionary Society of
>nos Chapel A. -M. K." Zi.on C'hu.rch
ot'iation of her until-in it' zeal, do- |
it ion and n'reaL. spirit and activity,;
the formation and development ofj
10. socioty.~~7 ' ?
As a niofhor of the "Y" she was
inscioUs of the trust and the great ]
responsibility placed upon her 1 y j
?r God and chinch and unsparing :
' herself in her constant elTor's to j
> faithful to that trust. She com-1
nod in a very unusual way a won - |
erful Christian character, a wide j
mpre of knowledge ami a thorough 1
iqnaintance- \viLh-_lhe tcihnntuo. of j
lucation.
Further resolved: Tluit wo ovm'?<s<
.family of our departed mem- j
>r our sincere sympatfiy in their hoffr ,
trial and con^mendiner them to !
ie Father (if allnioreies, \Co eanusl; 1
entreat for tht?m Ifis comfortingid
sustaining- grace.'
May we say of this worker:
ilocp on and take thy- rest
o loved thee well,
et Jesus love Giee best,
ife's work well done,
ifo's crown well won.
Jessie E. Gladden, Se ty. 1
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Mi. CALVARY A. A1 .15. CHURCH
p IIiitsvilh:, S. ('.? Tilt! weather bej
inur very pleasant on Sunday we were
, able to have a large attendance at
j Suruiny .School. The superintendent
and teachers were at their post, or i
duly. We are ' glad to have Miss j
Mary* Reed back after- spending a.
- plea -ant vacation at -Medlins, S. -Gr-j
Sunday at 8:00 P. M. Rev. D. M.
Brown preached a wonderful vser- j
inpn from i*?e subject "Babalon Is I
Falling."
The Rev. T. J. Ransom ha? just '
complete 1 a series of meetings and
many sou^> were uplifted by his
spiritual sermons. We bid him God
[ speed as he go on through life. On j
! Friday night the congregation gave I
him a hearty handshake at this tunc j
"he received many useful thngs for his i
family.
-?Mrs. Minnie Alunixon of Arkansat
was't!;e j)lcasaht visitor during the'
meeting.
Miss Minnie Capers of Richmond, f
Va.. lias been the house guest - ofj
Air. and Airs. Willie Russell nnd visited
at Ait. Calvary Avhile here.~
I W e wish to thank yll who helped tin
.make the meeting a success.
CFNTKNARY M. K. CHURCH
Ilartsville, S. C.?Centenary Church.t
is still holding her own insprte.of the !
depression. The members' have not
lust heart we are planning a great
rally lor Sunday October ItSih at thi..
time the church hopes to pay up all
debts.for the year. The 4tb quarter^
jy cHiilcrence \vill_bc held .Monday
night, October nth, at which tune al.
officers will br confirmed for the next j
year. The church-, and church aid
are taking oir new life.. Sunday Oct.
4th Was a great day. Quite a large
crowd attended both finorning and
evening service. Ainong the visitors
were-.'Miss Ila Jordon of Florence
who is spending a few days w;
Prof, and Mrs. 11. -S. Brewer; Miss
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vuniu vji wmv. vi iv vi uiy .it: ui 11 vi > in
thy.l ily schools and Mrs. Mackyy Huttie
Id of Mt. Calvary A. M. K. "\yerevisit.>rs,
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Mrs. . Lottie Tutt al'tyr spending
six v.i\ks in New Tork-and fluladi'lphia
has returned home. She reports
a very pleusant stay.
Centenary-Avedcomes back the student.;
and -teachers which Rave been*
spemdng their vacation at home.
At", a recent election held at the
t'd t . it pmst'ui ihe flnm'lT at 11u- lay
vlec'crial conference in Cam ien on
Deccipber llthi Mr. PooR- himself
is a candidate for the General Conference
whichmeets in Atlantic Citv
in May l'J.Ti.'
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ST., MARK A. M. E. CHURCH
l't r 1 )eei; S.. C.?.Sunday was-a pleasant"
lay for service;?Sunday School
was irood as usual.
At 12:00 the pastor lined hymn 4 OS
after which Rev. Gibson of Marion offer
d prayer. After the devotional
the pastor used as a text St. Matt.
2:0-10; 'subject, 'Signs of Joy,' it
seems; that we ha4--never heard him, .
preach nptil this morning. Our
hearts. waS set ontire and every eye
w.i-s tilled with tears, even the sinners,
eyes: There- is no question our pas-,
tor is~etpTat to asw ~At't:'r soruce lip- pa..tor
with bis wife and Charles ami
lb. n - were the dinner gin-sis of Mrs.,.
Mary Godfrey whyiv Mrs. Eva Reed
acted as hostess.
Tltn cicf ot'C At' Puv P.'llKlini n.i.li<A
till Muzz la wore tig- gues'ls .of Miss
Moultrie Samuel. '
We are pleaded to have the suppoit
of the. people of Pleasant Grove M.*
k. cnureii.
Mr. Jak^ Knowland is still sick.
Sua -ay night Rev. Gibson agreed
to preuc.bed.
Miss A1vera Howard came to Mm
"lias, with pastm?to spend .gonudmU?TTTh
-\wf vT?s fOf T|M i s. kidttu. -J-tivakL.;
I "The pastor- preached at Fork. S. Cu_at
Shiloh M. K. Church ier Rev.. A.j
S: Xi-wman where from 600 to 7 )0
I people were gathered to'hear hiiii.
:On the -wav.Rov. Ransom had to go
1 into a ditch to avoid a wreck which
j would 'have, been serious" to hi in' and.
his family; fortunately none were:
hurt? by going into?the ditch.? Rev i
| Newman the driver of the other carl
eniiu1' back iual?rendered -assistance I
to the pa':.', or. He sail" the light J
blinded him Several people came at
'el'church and the bViick Was rescued
, \?'i?li little dam ugh done.
The community was again sadden-ecl
4>y the death of another one of
its members. Sister HUtm-.Campbell'
whose funcrftT -wfll T>0 "held?the Ilrd
| be delivered M>y lite pastor.
The pastor\onorts a line meeting
i at Mt; . Calvary in HartsvilT^ where 7
Rev-. -Han Bfuwn is pastor. The peo- 1
pie of Centerville a I id llai tsvklle wore?
glad to see their son. 'the. seiwiets ,
largely attended by the pfople
of the eoTnmunity. The women oi
i he church planned cpiite a surprise.
Pastor Brown used his influence and
l uiV b'ridav nijrlvt it 'was mdeeti ii j
surprise when thy fullowmjr persons
vaiuy '"id H"''" K'i'Hi?.?p. pi
Mrs F. C. Jones, Btwus, auu y .
\lInltfoinery7~Cov1ey Itamihtm;- tio-i
ikvu Cole, Kva Johnson. Ktta Alston ,
iU'ttio Hussol. Annie Stokes, Alma
t'aiulinni 1 (hdhnan^^laQ^^I^^
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?m hiiii
PINLKNM S I U
SOT Til CAROLINA
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Nellie I!in**.. Mayitio!. :. ti-:"
lV.t'K-'on. tr+T?tl>?| i # ! | J -, | '. ,
Anderson, Cornell Jaij-: i > - i > \i. .
NimI. j.i}?'..--.v.." iv : :;_i?~;
and family, .Mary Mouz- . ,\i. '
Toms, Yernor ' .Jlickson. Martin MCoy,.
Julia I'eteisun. Gu--ie J..m
l.uru Butler, Annie Samuel. :
Reid Jackson, Maltfa.iot 'Maf\t":i. A....
in a Bradley,- Kumnia .SwiPum." ,.\i.
notta Miekel, II. Bailey, hum. n.. ,Mo.:- v
es, Mucky and . Nctha . Wiliia .>; A
Summiti, Mrs. Ambrose; Maty ii
riel, Snnnnl Fee Alston, N. 11 it i.. . .
Georgia Jone-, KIKn Brtn. - <n. Jul A a
l/eth Grey; Sudje Fori, Sadie Btower
Rev. and .Mrs. F. L. llamom. -J. in
Brown. Keiia Jiiiii'.-vAli. Ilerriniri.fi": 7
Cattfcivn Hamilton, If . 1 )"nnm
Nrmdor ttnbiiumn' and" ott'.ci -. 1..- 1
Rev. Ransom and family. .-utv .
and appreciative.all ?>1 tfu ;i.u.?r aea ;
pray Grid's blessinpr- rrrrvf: y"
pie and al any timy* 1 ..
people Wj-H , *t>?Ue";-to I". Is ladt.e 1-1'
Jaliles SU^Mi-llllHs. !.c f
I U.lll in 1IM1H' II p.t1. , . I'.. ' : I :. ?
Tilt* meals at the -e.cvrai .home. 1
111 flit's Wll't \^!'\ I:i., ?: .
.Mrs. Moiitjronn-ry ns-i-tv<: in p:n.K?:-.;r I
the r.uu.'y thinirs that wvre svi..t . ;
the children': Mr.-. < ' h \ llaniii: <:. !
escorted .the K\an;ro!;st ~m 1 ? i <
The Pastor, "Key. TTTt Wti ~ ;v:?
uver. a lara'v nro-cram .a.;:' < ; ..
-that when ti.e mil j- eali. : i: ilU'llCC
? wU_W- uI/U:-4ji-at.-'a el UnniuM.!,',
.help til (hid a::ti -tip. p'"''d people ? : j
1 lartsviiK. ~
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Bal iiWeli. S. c.. Oct. at!. A
o'clock- Sunday nu>rt;i:.{Lf .1..i-i1'....
list Church l?v.?.'?n their -S:\tv ! '
Arijiiversary -ei vif.es.' -Many \C :
derlul iiravcr, paper- -aa > .
numbers-were heard liurii.v the <! y y
ture ot' til,, .day. Amu. ?
llton t)V RtV. \ illef;:! 11 ... ; . . : (
was niund in 1.\i.. * : |j
.ised :ut ti >uhiee; t
Sight.." The speaker -'.mv **
ly to delict. r\ hi- heart to. : ? ;
The swrtivn enjoyed .! >. a:-: >.. *t .
awaiting <&0?rvffutjoii, i
collection amounted to s'a.i.h. V:..- i
.m.illht Was djslrih-ile.l ; 1* ~ IT
Pastor ..salary .SI*.7.": A ' i\ . -av !
contributions-. Sl'e.">o; SJ._-"?- - -J?
Re1*. Walker's widow and ?.:.*"? given
Mr. TTUfTvy CiutlsVii"' r?T"
"n.r urrvi^r by I . Ta ^Tp=
present |j^rr' , nr..- - . ,,
OramrebuvK*. Pf. I>;xvi?i I>:x? :?.' M: .
and Mrs. S. Gerinyar. .Jr.. and
I hat the writer did put lviiow,. We a: .
proud of the progress . whirh jd >
. iiut'. h is making.- <
Sunday w:>.; a vivijt day a; la ', h
lehem Hapti.-.t. Chimin A: t'h<- iiiu n .
4+4*?sorviro?P.o '< ).v" a ' . ! !
was at his best and Out, . war.
ail-appivi'inl iw andiriirr i .? i - _
p*iax w.a- >it the niirht -*> ! v*-?' dd-w?-^
injr a live R. V. P. i: vr why!
the ewTwd remained for thV l^yaia?"
prcaehin.tr s.ervice after width t
-various tfioup cuptains rep-a d d, :n ,? '
lilllt' rally. pLUl-iiti. l'u^e^U' _
1 items. Consiiierin!? ;:tire di pr- >
tin y made quit,, a siiowftrjr. -a:nit we
.tv+rtj all ili'liKli'Q'l
fount oil and Found "to he s|nt>.;<o; \V "j
did not roach otir K"-d. hiit \w did
well. Theiv I'd . K'f'i y, .
group U'.l hy Mrs.-Ik-a Ik e i nk'
must, ft 17.7a. Thewathr \w,i-<?+4ei~^
Ut, tb^'-'iu'Pi tlif ord Sunday m thP . 1
month. '
'On-Wednesday *<4? t. 2\ Now Home'
Bantist Chureh is presentinjr a play
"The Kival of th(, yo?es." l.ook to:
a crowded church.*
tr tl... J. '
\> C* UIT MUM' ? <1 ill- 1|\ .? t . : '
Mr. Albert Morris on.
wvllSs profjessiVc men.
Miss C'i'>iHTre~UrrtnT(rn has u tT
from her vaention^in. Xe\\ \ m k. ami m
has returned to- ViMirluny Seine-!
I] i| ygKBTa ?4 tcBl
only word that de- p*dH
ibes fully our Funeral Ecjn
eel ion works-?superequipment,
service ILijjl
reasonableness of
At your sevice al
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"NEKAL HOME I
AND fflvORClA ' |- ' j
Euncral Ears and Funeral w
? Etjurpnicnt
as c;ood as the rest I \ 2
And -Roller than the Rest |
And I'riee.s J .ess J
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I'hv-sician ami Surgeon
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I)r. C. I". Stephenson.
Physician and Siir^wy?, ^j1
liswiso? of \\ s.nn-i'i yno CbildWSr A '
Spiviult v
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N. J. FRKDKRICK
tttornc>-at-l aw and Nxttat> Public
PR.U I U,i; l> AIL ecu K i s
~.1?State ah<^ Federal
II i? Washington St., Columbia, S. V~
J. H. JOHNSON & C o.
in real estate and sale of lots in
PI-EE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beau- ?
tifnlly ioratrtf on paved rdatf scb-ov? 1
College Piace.
Phone 6122 x
H09Vi Washington Street
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