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J^Uurday^ecember 19, 1931 I CHURCH NEWS or notes"from bethel i uriu n Arrangements are now being made by the Sunday School officials to give e^feaatjfor the Sunday School-drrpcrrtment this Christmas since the.-new method by Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence furnished everything abundantly for the children of the school last year. Miss Melba Lawrence and Miss Dorothy Nance assisted by others of the teaching force are now practicing the children for a musical nnl liti.h ai \ feature of'the program which prom ises to add greatly to this"Yulc*-tide" occasion for everyone witnessing,-' The attendance and the -usual out lined work of the Sunday Schol was very good Sunday still .there is'room for many more. You-fare invii. .1 t.. come along too. Dr. Lawrence preached an impressive and far reaching sermon Sunday morning to a splendi:! audience mive<T with many visitors and friends. Text found in Rev. 10:2; subject 'The Little Dook."?Th^"appeal was ukuU to the soul with the advice to read ? tftt5~Title Book (the Bible) more, read it understanding^* believe in it and the world will become better. After the sermon the church gladly welcome Mrs. Lottie Christie to thiS- local branch of the Christian church. She is the widow of the lute Dr. D. A. Christie, a former pastor. The Vesper service in the League was conducted in a very helnful an , impressive manner, by Miss MeLba: Lawrence. We wish to thank Mfs.% Powers*for the splendid vocal nuinber and Mr. E; IL- Kyeiv for-that very pleasing violin solo and Mr. Edward -i Pressley and others for their remarks We wish,..also to acknowledge llu ~"^presence o"f~our mahyvisitbrs Sunday morning and to express appreciation for the musical numbers rendered, by Mr. Canty, baritone- soloist. 11 is accompanist was Mrs. Lilla T. Bates our faithful and ever-ready oigiust, whose untiring work with the fithiui and loyal members of the choir is bringing back the joys of olj thai vnv,t? -tTUit UUXO LU , UUI y-ni. . V?v "l ' The lecture by Profs. Banks and Singleton on the harm from the usi of strong drink-at-7:1*0?P. M. was witnessed by a spiendid audience. The public is invited to our services Sunday. This.is the first quari' ter of this conference year and th presiding elder will preach and hold * the first session of the conference Monday night. ^ ^ EMANUEL A. M .1J. The Sunday School was opened b\ theNSupt., >lrL Williams, at its usual time with a good- attendance. Inspiring remarks were enjoyed by the Pastor, Rev. G. K. Lyles.. The pastor delivered a very spir itual and enjoyable sermon at th. morning, worship. Text iounu m .Jiim . > Psalm, 8th verse and was assisted in the devotional service by the Revs, Thompson and Clark. Mr. Win. Wash ington was the distinguished visitor Visitors always find a warm^wcJconu at Emanuel. We were clated*-to have Mrs. Ireiu Stewart back after spending , tlu summer and fall in Philadelphia* Pa The entire congregtion was shock< ed Sunday- evening to learn of tlu ? ?sudden illness ,of their pas> r. W. are praying for him a speedy recovery. In his absence Rev. Clark delivered a wonderful sermon found ir St. Matt. 6:1; subject "The Greatest Gift." Mrs. Esther G. McDahiels is sonu better at this writingMr. John Rospboro husband of Airs ? Ar-y^li? Rr.^oh^io is doing* nicely a' his home. He is suffering _with 1 ing with a Sprained hip, she receiver a fall a few days ago. Members and friends are7 asked t< come put~Morfday nTghr, Decembe'i 21 at 8 o'clock to the Baby Chutes I and enjoy a wonderful program Ad mission 10 cents. SIDNEY PARK C. M: E. CHLRCi Rev. J. C. Anderson, Pastor The Sunday School on the last Lor< day opened at the usual hour will the superintendent and teachers a their post of duty. Subject of lessoi . 'John's vision on Patmos," Rev. 1 1 "i< ? '['he Sunday ^School ha*-- oh i Haby uonieai wim-n win wt w, Dee. 28 and the Christmas tree ha been announced-for the 30, Wediivs day ntght.?~r? ???? Last Sunday was quarterly con ference dayn Thejpastor preached n the absence of the elder, using as hi text St. Luke 10:39 "And .she had ; sister caled Mary, which also sat a Jeaua'?foot and hoard Hi* wouL Theme "At Jesus' Feet." The Hoi Spirit was present and all enjoyed spiritual feast. - - ? The Epworth at 6:1 f> ha a good program conducted by Mrs Esther Toatley, after which the Lea guf went into the election of officer which resulted as follows:?T. iJ Morris, > president; M iss Elizabct Gefger, vice president; Miss Thelm Nelson, secretary; Miss E. Caugl man, assistant secretary and Mis Sarh Bell Monroe, tresurer; Mr. Cor rad Smith will have charge of th _ program Sunday. At 8M. the choir presgrttod Harvest play which was enjoyed b all. The pastor, officers and ,secn tary of the various boards read the report last Monday night at the5 quai terly conference giving -a report r , their work for the year which wa very good. The pastor is attendin the annual conference this week j "> Batesburg. He will return to his pu pit Sunday, December 27 and t hi night the Epworth League will gi\ a Christmas Candle Light servic lha public 1| Invited. T . * ' * SOUTH CAROLINA FIRST ( VI.VARY HAI'T. ( Ill R( II j llev. r. S. ^ i?ini;;'i>!oo(l, I'astor J Tin* S. S. was ojx-n.cl at 10 A. M. - a il h it l.n . ( iv.l ,'tn i- of nappy , tfirls^ .ujuI: boys- prt^-rTT" At'ier smtfiriK tTTe cliee* (u1 x.njr - *ii: leiiiiij; to an < .intnxliHii-.il ul tin- S. S. lesson, each | one ivtiiv.l to hi . las-, where the lesson was taught irn- a halt hour. I Alter, lea seilihl;n,i We listened to a very helpful te.vioAv jd" the lesson by Jj. on i I o e i- . who --ww are -ahwttyr^ glad to have . \vitlr us in S.i S. and . who always h. iie^s n.s a word of uoou cheer. . .?-JKiamirihc S.-Sr .iio-\1ce we entered into the nun irmg- wni;. hip. Tht. pastor.s text vva- taken I torn Hosea Uth - . ir-:rrn 'I lliarl llusca' was tyjjiog. the p^opk' of* his day, how far wroiig iia-y we're-in'.placing their allot lions on thinifs of this - wot Id u 1,it'll?won id in the Hid destroy lluni. The words of IIqscu lincl . a place hi ma.,;.?1 ; i , at-aday, tmi often men and women turn to 'wicked tilings by which they aic reslioiiing . tlidr lives. SoiiieiiitiiWy liavc these kind of people' in .,.'ur .dnrrclu-s. "who try to serve '.boh Co! and the devil. Every s:.-] : ( :l.\va greatly l)les <ed ivy sve h *a serion; it caused all to check up^id s. e to. it' that We do our 'duty h Vhivo and Mis cause. 1'htv'ehtuvh ^ o,e<l to give Rev.Jiitck Townsenif <?{. Jkl.t iH ihet ' ol'ego license= " pi1, a''f"n'n,.('iid pio.tdiod his liivt sermon'over two weeks.-ago. His m? s-age- vvas vet ;/ lit ipl'ul and - yvi iunio pi . ' " 1. ^ ..[ I > ,-cd-itiiiiseli " "Fillvi11g' heaTd aTv r>~good tnessagi We nr so"ry'jln have Sister .Johnson oit IN ndh'fo.fii 1* lii'o. I'itpairshi r Bhrrrr ing Sr.. did" 1 f eitrson" and IIi o. Conyers on I'.'io Si., on tile sick li d. The nj< I'n'iH-rs.Hif the Willing-Wor.i . -rs ('in:- ? .?.yed .. v? ry plea-ant afic-i not n at the -l.oit.e of Mi s. 11. fiarI - ' ' i '?;> i1 St. For tile c\\ ning lesson l he-iiic;..o. is l ead.and dis asset! the idtli chpplc-r of t Cor. A little token w.-s it to Sister Logan *oticv "of" the sick .:iv .ifyrs. 'After a_ delightful cihii'hctin no; ^ hocolate and akf solved by our hostess thy duo adjourned. It K N N i : <.'! S V11.1. K N K W S : J . 1 * . . - Tilt- Immiey-s-: i e -hen fat hand ever;, i line sfi iiv- Mi *h :'u!i ("f cheer ihspite 1 of The" Tip'iit1triTT . v.!. it loosf -people. ~"Christ..isrteh. s*> why lion!rFwe wor ry only ask an! we shall receive. All in' I !- M K i>'i>I ni anil a l'.-\v leleeal'A v.iih !i! !,-i \YLi.Inker left " ?..r l!a-ir a;ni re ivr.re t !H< Week held- in ('aimkii. \Ye ini-i all will return to ' tlu.ir sjime home and be '*< tidy to put ??>ra; i till e! Kirch prog rant ~ "Tor T,2. ~ Mifes Marvar. t Manna is home', ott. Marshall St., ^inpi lag nicely. She I will soon be out ag. in if she continue i. to improve. MVs.' .Miit'iin .fie.-so-, wile of Rev. \V. II...-Reese r.- v jy IT Fat this writing. We pray she will. '.'... eoVe.v Mis, I.iilian i-trown -pent the week -nd in t he* eity w.ith relati ves. Miss' Mabel, Grace- writes of. he. pleasant >tny in a\ w York-C ity. ant! al.M) his seh >">] arc-working gnoxr His churches are higani/.c-d in every [ organization thai tan bo of any help to the w-?rk. Tuny are raising money to in cat .tin* d-.'-nind o', hD people. Rev. AIshrook hot only 'preachers-bin Jic works, in llie-e different organizations liuir they '.will succeed.' Prof. K. Williams'. Principal of the Blenheim' graded school accompanied by Miss A. .Twiggs, mombc.r of the nigh si l}oo! facility,, spent a pleasant - iin" in?t ' not.hoi?Sunday?with Prof. Williams mother and sister. _ .Mis. Nc v K, . *-e my Hudson St.. , and Miss Darlha Kc.se was a. littTT ndisposcd in t week. They are iniproving nicely.* Miss Dartlia was ablt 7 to iVturnto TfeT class"'room Monday. Dr. S. Ilaona attended the M. E. conference last week in Camden-. Mrs, Peterkin and Sistci\ Miss Florin Savage returned from New York last weekj ? . . . . ' Miss Helen .Covington was a little i nd i1)o sod Tits L _\v cLk .11?u.'. ? *? The ft-.ieiiers of the rural district.*. I ire having a' good time. Plenty of ' packages every day and oh 'the pas* tries, no enfl. , .. . . 1* Rev. A. Drake preached a wonderl) ful Missionary Sermon: at St. Paul t: Bfndiyt?SrrrrrtT-iiiglit."---A^Tttlp-yimrerh v was in ItcrdancO, ** . Mrs. E. Sliiehls. and Miss Bessie " Gract * reports a pleasant school term aT Maeodoni *sc!i'">ol. Mi -> l'.,--ic :. 111 v 11 left for New II Yoi k 1*1 si AVcek. , Mr. A a^i. died suddenly Friday a evening near Hamlet.. N. C. He is t thT,husband M' Mrs. Debbie Robinson -? A ?It., hn, 1 11 ; . 11 >*; > 1 iv i .i 1 i jti I .Aii w y ergrcen .M. .K. Chinch, Sunday afa tcrnnon at tl o'clock. Tlu' tirst haski t ball gamc was play<i riL Friday .-evenii'ig at the. Iii school rr-belueen T i 111' -t' ;i.?v i 111- hi. The Tun i- monsville team is very tight in o\K s i'i y icspt . t. but 111,.' Bennetts Hi untU-'l T7 t raining of Miss A. -Twjggs soon pat h them in tlu> zero dams. The garni a ended KM, favor liennettsville. i- The Sunday School teachers met is at the homo of Mr; P. R. McCbliiin l- Widensday. Siipl.'iMcCwthini and tlu .0 teachers w. re in splendid attendance The lesion was fully tiMWht by Rev _a J. S I)r;ike. He preached a won.'eryc Till sermon at St. AiunUcl "HI. tti > church Sunday night ir Our si rvici: Sunday A M. was vei'j r- interesting. liev. A. .) .-Wright spoki >1 from the "lllMh Psalm; subject "Tlu is Power in Singing." Many hearts re g joieod. A large number of visitor? it wore I'lresm'if. 1- Miss B. "K. Gram, spoke on tlu it Christmas Jsi-als and the communitj '0 Home Club for the unfortunate peo e. pie.' As many, as can will help this ? taunei 111 ? 7 ' ' ~ ^ THE PALMETTO CHAIM'KLE STATION NKWf> Sunday was un unusual pretty day. As we arc nearing Christinas it seems that all the Sunday School workers ire in the Christmas spirit. ?had?a- very beautiful lesson ) Sunday morning, 'John's Vision on Patmos." It was very beautifully taught and the review was just the same. ? Wo had quite a few- visitors Sunday morning among whom were .Mr. Canty a great musician. He was there to sing a few selections but not having anyone to accompany him, tie was umible to do so. 1.1:30 Rev. "B|yant brought the message for the {horning. It was u very inspiring message full of in spirationt rroverbs 15:16; Thome ""Bi'okoiv ..Spiri^v"- Me . tised "(a few characters in helping him to put his work over such as Job, Paul etc. The hour for League saw a splendid attendance of members and visitors. We trust that it is the program thai is ringing them out and hope to soe more in. the future,. Remember you are always welcome. The hour for evening service is 7 now instead' of 8:00. Rev. Sur ber was the visiting minister for "this" servicer-aTTd"brougKt a very itv" spiring . nu/shge found J or. (5:10; Theme 'Rest is Available in God's \Vay." He spoke of staying in the old path. To prove his statements he ?used many things to show what usually happens when one leaves the old path. Among the things he used were the Sun and Moon said as long as they travel in the old path that God had provided for them -to travel m everyJUulig works out alright', but as soon as they 'leave "t'he old path we Have what is known as an eclipse. His sermon wan indeed shout . hut instructive. ? ??j?Immediately after the sermon Mr, Canty rendered a few selections. Wf. were "*voi'y s o r y-- hi ?~t i m o \vas~ limited in that he was unable to carry out n full nvncfpftm hq ho Wnjshorl hut if vim- you hear that Mr. Canty is going to sing if you have to go even at a sacrifice, ami you will say on your ' etiirn 'Hehold the half has never been told." The local preachers of Channelle Station have organized themselves in what is. known as "The,. Poachers' Club of Chappelle Station." They have services once-* a week, every Tuesday evening and they are now "Keeping^Their promise-too.- They are on tfie job every Tuesday night regardless to weather. They will be very pleased to have you visit them. A sermon is delivered by one of the members; come and help them and encourage others "to. come. ? MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHIRCH Rev, E. H. Herbert, Pastor Greenwood, S. C.?The W. W. -N club met Friday 4lh at-the homo 01 Mrs Sadie Calham, the members were called to order by the president. Weicome address by Mrs. Sadie Calham; Paper, Miss Minnie Rapley; talk, Miss I. Roeder. A delicious dinner was served consisting of chicken salad on lettuce, crackers and tea, Ambroga cake. ? The B. V P. U. is- succeeding splendidly with Mrs. A. W Perrin as president. We have a large enrolimcpt. Rev. Herbert gave some help-fufj remarks. Come and hear- outvoting peopl.. sing. ? The funeral of Mr. Thedore Shallmiin, the son of .Mr. and Mrs. Alter. Jennings was largely attenjcdat the Macodoni Baptist Church on the Oth inst., Rev. E. H. Herbert, pastor in charge* of service. Many of his associates in town and out of town were present and among The relatives was Miss Pearl Harris, his adopted sistei from llendersonville, N. C. To know MrT Shallman was to love him. The Junior Missionary Society met home TrC Miss Charles Mae Jones, af tor all business was transacted a de4ieious?uettrse ei?e?ke?ami?whtfjjpjjd .. ream was. served. Thursday, 11 the members of , the Society met at the home of Miss Eartha Turner. Solo by little Miss Jaiutt Mayes; little Miss Willie C, Perin, recited a, Bible story; quartet selection by if iris. Practicallva.ll the members were present. The-Senior Missionary Society met Friday at the residency of Mrs. Fan nie Cromer after a brief business, ses sion the hostess served a delightful course of salad, crackers and hoi Cproa. ?-The fimnfay - Ttfacedouia was very largely attended with Supt -S. M. White and -teachers at their post-at duty. The lesson was. beautifully discussed by thy~entire school. - Review by Iiev.?If ox which was em "joyed by all. J* , OMOAiys A11,?S - ?? ? 1 II Sunday School was called at- the usual hour with Supt. B. 11. Loadholdt, in charge. The lesson was discussed beautifully by the student? - who took a? active part. Our Sun "U.iy School is on the map and have not gone into-winter quarter*. Our pastor will return from the an' nual. conference the l<fth. We arc hoping we will get our same pastor The announcement of the marriage 1 of Miss Amy II. Desaussure and Mr s B. H. barter came quitt- as a surprise to the community. The wedding wa.J on October 17,'1931. / These your^ folk are wel. suited to each oL??r Miss liesau.isui'e is an etflcient unrctrer of the Geoigynn School and All ' Carter a meci.anic. After Decembei 23 they wili live in their beautifu ; little-home on the Branchvillo ro&d ' \Ve-wish for ti.em much happiiirss 1 Rev. R. Hi Moore, Asbury Kinurc and Richard Brunson spent the wee! 5 end at home. .' , Miss Inez M. Walker was the gueHi ' of Miss Hattie Moore also Misi 5 Gladys Jones and Miss Neither wen = pleasant visitors Wednesday. ? PINCKNEY'S FL I NDKKTAKKR AM) IJC -? SITl TilTXRT)1 JM LEADER KMANl'KL A. M. E. ( HI . R< II Rev. E. II. McGill, Pastor Charleston, S. ('.?On last Sun m., morning our at* lit ion was called to iho reading of ten verses of tlie second -chapter of St, Matt hew" anil six- ~ teen verses of the second chapter ol St. Luke. These passages were read by the pastor during tht> devotional* as our morning lesson. , a large und^utUiutTve- audience, Rev. McGill took his text fro in the ninth chpter of Isaiah at the sixth vers; "For unto us a child is hoi n, unto us a son is given: and the government shall he upor his shoulder: and hi.-l name shall be tailed |\Yunderfill, Counsellor, _ Tht- Mighty GoThe everlasting Frtfher, The Print'L' of Peace.'L.-V As'can be readily seen, this, was a Christmas "message and it Wa.i delivered with power.. One personwas received on the usual term-, Nancy Bennett. We noted with pleas-t ure the presence ol many visitors. Sunday .School was we 11 attended. Wo are looking forward to the Christ mas tree activities at which^. tin'.e each scholar will he presented ui", .a gift of some kind. ' (eresting mooting was held. Mr. A. Watson of St. Luke A. Mr, E. visited us and tnadp a short speech. Ill I thoughts were timely. The pastor * was presented also and s<:G.e encouragingly to the League just as he did during the Sunday School session. At seven forty-live the evening set vice hegam A portion of--Matthew'-, Gospel, third chapter was read as thc Scripture lesson. We afterward .-1 listened to an inspiring sermon coming t'rnm lo.v 1 \A vl 111... i-?. 1,I.,i tor of Kmanuel. His text may fx' found in the first ehaptor ui' Joshua. ~ "secontl vch'S'e~- 'Mosds my servant is dead; now therefore arise, go over ' this Jordan, thou, and all this peopie. I iintn t Iw* Imwl vvliielt 1 /In <ri\ o in Ii even to The. children of Israel." Rev. Wilbont's presence was a surprise, yea, a pleasant one. ; There were three accessions: Ilaitie Williams, S. L. McNeil sail-' ij.izubeth Bennett. for the day. . .? - Did You Happen to .'ve? How sedate Mrs.? Emma Ford held the Missionary plate. When Mr. D.'S. Gi'een car e forward und announced, the coll ,'CUon." How swell the ushers looked 'a- the\ ~ 'matched up "the aisle?" Little Miss McGill and her -mother- in League meeting. Rev. D. A. Perrin at the evening ser-; vice,. _ ?? ? ' ?Do you realize that you__ohoulJ troni/.e The Palmetto T.FiuIer b> buying a paper? : BETHEL a: >L I? Cill'HCH : Dr. R._E. Brogdon, Pastor George-town, .B, C.?-Th*-. choir? is getting ready for the Christmas Cantata entitles "Come ye to Bethlehem'^ and is having- rehearsals Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. On Friday evening; last at th ch se of the . rehearsal the members were . agreeably surprised with a delicious j refreshment that was prepared and ; served by Mrs. 8. L. Brugdon and j daughters which consisted of meat i sauid, cocoa.' salfinesi. and mints. ..J' Members of tlie choir that were ,ab- | sent wore very unfortunate.. The services Sunday,Were good and i well attended. The pastor preached j two very instructive sermons. The) nioi niilg message from J tulges 11:".; t " Then Jepthah rtrrd from hts?brethivn ; and dwelt iii the land of Tub. Sub-j ject "The 1)^.1 n without a Chance.'.' i The everting message' was taken from the :78th Psalm list verse; subject "limiting the Holy One." Two j accessions both were assigned to Class No. 45, Bro. W. 11. Robinson. - The A."<A 10 League w?? <tuitt?mterestihg. The Bible Contest be- , tweet] the hoys and girls was good. It seems""that the League has -takenon now life since Mr. Diuimore is 1 _ berk at the 'l.vad of his mil.' gentle -1way hc .ilrdws the" attention ol' the I children. Ouite a few visitors^WVere ! present at this service among the , many were Mrs. Violet Atkinson' an j old number who was once the'treas-j urer of the League. J Bro. T- W. Brown with his sor. j in law. and daughter, nurtured up to New York and Phil!wU4piiia ?u few i i days ago visiting liis children, lit i returned reporting a very successful I trip. ' The rally ..closes Sunday Decern- | ber 20th." Hurah for the.Army am; i r-tit.: -Nawr ?' ~ ,.| ; a.L~?: N I AY BROOK L AN I) N.1AYS r] There is a great d??al of sickness on J ~ tlie Ni-wbrookland circuit. .My. Ef'tink Sugifter is on the. sick list at his - home hear-Dmamj^ Mrs. Sarah Carter continues ill. but at this writing is - improving Mrs, l.nrick is aisu iiuli.? posed. Mr. J). Hooper has been sick for sometime. <v The stoik visited the home of Mr/ and Mrs. Elijah!Jones and left a baby triil. Mother and daughter are doing ~ well-. AIr. and Mrs. .Tames Olu ley ' had n visit tioiU the stuxk-jLH.i_ha^f ^ I IBPW . .fK-JB-V P T r *^?/^ M K] 1 iff)?i I ,i \ i i > ... y . i - ; j;. W > .'I . %?'&- - ' ' * \yhsi.i;y \j. i:. cm lieu ~~~ "'. ,., n\" v"'1"-;- -Ai.i fVeiviy of . We.-'ley ^; 1 ' '>' ' i i lli 'iT i in i i i1; i 11 I '.' ' iiff Ikyenror 7. at tin.' huiae of Mis.- } Mary Jlo-.k <>i> l.icytf m The jiSu;1! ,Uas- ?:uli?JUete.t. After Ihf! ie;uli :j? r>! t! a'- mi utiles the busines- I l tie^ a!'e: was t'hen , di-cuss..-] I.. l\ir-t war .the cleaning and pre-] paring of the pair ,'nto-p }' f 't'te Com- i of?', in. now pu...tor. :? j The president i < purre d 810.81 re-I reive i ti ->IU the Ter.'t.s of Columbia ami ; :*if.n, Mis bvfts. The roil was railed and d,u > anioimtei to $2.00 i !.f .'/wd it11j'?j,;nr?Leu?the ov.-niiiy wu ' : . ==<= T-|u''*dirO<i.k'iit of the \Y. 1J. amj I-', M. . "Society "asked each ii'ieJttbyr to meet 'at .'(he home of Airs N. J. 1'^red -rick the tnird Monday with a. ednu-ihi.ition- Tor the orphan lv.ua'. and lor= the 1 aiiiilv_\\iubse hum^..wa*leslioyed by fne. The iv..stpw\ Mi>s lh.ok served a lovely--numt -.v>f- thrc-e; cr.-.n-?'es\tvhie?;: 1 all enjoyed." The .next meeting win ijjtf. I. htdtj - at- thy' hi'i.iK-' .u:" Mi's. J. II. Johnson. January 1- ]t''J2. mawu.RRY nrvm he'.. I. H. .\ 1*j 1, t,'.e ' Ueu ly appointed inu-tur-..; Mijler Cna^cl.ictd^ jPYy-j _ii.jjJinr.g .seiiaoiia. i-l -you %Xant lV l:'c jnese-Uoe of tile li.d'. Spild be loiuni there 11 o'eioek ev< ry Sur.iay .i.o'iiir.y. A pt.^.V':! under the diieetioit ol Mr.-C ilea, jc'tta Yot;ajf an J Vers will h - f.ad 1 V i.'.y.i I h .ceh.be f" 22 at-' is * Al. I lie public ii eeruaiUy invited t j be pi e>t lit,. . A' vc.ry pleakani evening was cti.".veu by tae youiijfv-r set,at tlie iioin, ol ill. ^i'ui Mis. Joseph Nance who are i.a it lit wi.-Workers in church and Sunday-School. Metdi.nu.s Rthi'. Siinhm> ami 1-. 11 Most > 1 jur.-1 are doinn' iiuvl\ -in' tiioi:. I I Slit . ! iV. 'lit-k ' . J ^ * -a o>11f i n- hi ii}T -i i'.ai> i; rea.ii ami pay V??r Tilt. 1'al a lto Leader am. Sain; llei'a] . iiu- two kailintr pape: *' for tin Ncy'm." _T.T : a- t>ui?.? iii>:e < uv own m t>u'iy way. . ( 'ail oa Alr*.:T. K.. .ifurst ;?*nl. si<*l nTopy t'i?. a wa l k, hut please pay. for I horn. the ! >ui uiiii ' ftiamiawty.?A.'i>. silver1 (;ia.*> "i*">'7iii o;f the y>jck lDl ;u'is .Ml. (hail,n 111 Sim, moils! Airs. France's I1 \ i11 aiui SalialerjaAV-aila'cc; WO .prfiv for tlvOir eajiy recovery; . ' _ . Tlit-. member.* ti! thf riivi.it were very niueh jvleased to have the- return ?>t" their pastor, Rev.. Lee A. Lo}?an. w ho has txjiiih the. eonfetence. year with very inspiring 'sermons. Last Sumiay at Alt. Pisgah we had a iva) Jiyi iy service and many hearts we| e . inadt;. to rejoii e. ~ -Sunday?night'"it: -|?nTTh|p?Knuwlr tile Rev. Wist prejiehed a.soul reviving senium l'or the saint* and. all went... away edilied. , fc'undny nil* lit eh "m-xt w!evh?th^~ t'hird v Sunday might-?Rev. F. W. -t'honipsdti of Ohio will .preach f< tern tic rrrmt? rrt?Double?PrniU-hr ~f~" Our Presiding Klicr, Dr. -1; "C. Atr^ ClOliUII W'i! Id Ills Ill's! Ipa'dtt-My conference at Alt. Pisgah A.- M. 10.' Church the fourth Saturday and Sunday in this month. Kveryone is look'''!? foi'W a ' ' -i ei : ' e.i , n:c :.mi a great eonfi reneyi ~t. . The Trustees of ? Double Rranch" w ill have-, a New Vena's Rally on the 'second Sunday- night in January. ]\voi\ iiH*m.ior o ino onuun i"'!' in 11?pi 'st'|;* nnii u'.nln ? \ I'.i iv perienee?moans?skiH Pt^l =r I ability?the reason \ y you can place lit- ' st confidence in our |YJlTf| lily to serve vou best. Ij&Ml >erior equipment, moate cost, care in every HgjS - i ' *?? ^ " J - ' . i Rage- 6 JNEKAL HOME ,-.i ENSED EMBALMER OF V ANI) GEORGIA" Funeral Cars and Funeral Equipment 1?: ? AS GOOD AS THE REST * ; , And Better than the Rest And I'rices Less ? Office Fhont- 5707, Residence Rhone 77H5 . " . ? ? ? - CO U RT E S Y ? ? ^v? and?? 1 ?HHHi WAS11LM. TON ST. -jS COLUMBIA, S. C. 9 PROFESSIONAL LAI? OSs _r ? Office 4fours:. Telephones: 8:30 A. M. to "7:00 P. M. Office'6033 Residence"'8873 I)r. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST linns, Plates, Crowns and Bridge* Sunday t>v Appointment ? Extraction jjy Condt rtn-e Anesthesia * n epucimty., ~ / ll.OT1^ Washington St., C :la., S. C. Office Hours: ; Phone*: 11?A.?M1' to?IT P. ? r" ?* Res. 887? 7 "" 7 G ln? M.' to 8, P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Cluiu'en A Specialty Office: . / Residence:-115 buy M, i-"1 V Columbia, S. C. . _ , - . r It*. DR. H. H,-COOPER Dentist of the Gums . Special Attention Given to Diseaaaa Gold Crown, and Btiuge Work ' : A Specialty Office Phone G42t?, Res. Phone 82>>4 ' - uai ?as+Hiiyrun St., C olumbia, S.C, I'Hf )N JKS: Office 311*3 Kesidenco -IIJ 2 DR. A; J. COLLINSr ? Dl'MIST 1317 Harden St. I'olumbia, S: (\ DR. J. G. STUART O ce Hours: Tele "hone: 1. :Q0 to 1:00 P. M. ' Pes. 4602 6:00 to S 00 P. M. Office 3706 Office: - poaidfTiet-: 2030 Taylor St., 1117 Pine St. t~>R i \i i> win < ^Physician and" Surgeon Special Attention Given Diseases Of Women. Office: Residence: 1125 Washington 2230 Ham; tot ' -.p Phon 6429 Ph ne 7564 DR. S. R. GREEN r Office Hours: Telephone?: 9 to 10 a. m. ; Res- 6028 2 to 2 p. ri?. . Office- *577fc 0 ? _?I Office: Residence: 1517 Harden Sf. 1508 Gr.epg St. Utbce Hours _ Phone 11:30 A. M. to 2 Is'. M. ' Office 3536 . 6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. ' - Res. 6548 ?Dr. C. Ei Stcphcnnon ? Physician and SurReo.. Diseases of Women ano Children A - Specialty Office: ' . * Residence: . 1414M> Assembly St 13'8 Q.,k St ? " ? Office Phone 8407 Res. Phone 6798 N. .1 FRFnRRirif Attorney *at-Law and Nota.y Public PRACTICE IN ALL, COUKTS ?State, and Federal 1119 Washington St., Colun.hia, S. C.' M , J. H. JOHNSON & Co: Notary Public and Dealer in real estate and sale of lots in PINE RtDGE ,CEMETERY. Beautifully located on paved road above College P,ace. Phone 6422 > ^ 1109U Washington Street ' ' : > : " v - M y