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Saturday, May 7th, 1932 L THE NEW AH MORfAH INFORMS THE tBAf?TfST?RROTIIERII0Ol> _Sj}.artanhML4f .... April?22-^Qn-?Uwfirst sales day in March dl' this year, Mt. Moriuh Baptist Chuieh c?i' this y was sold for 'mdybetness thereon. The church was/l.ouu^tTF hy? .Mr. Henry Clevel a n d. T h e r e a f t e r said church was locket} for two eon? seyuttivy?Sunday;*.?N-ti?herties?of any nature were held there- in. There , vtete no arrangements' made by the > old church a-.i to ohtianing the* edit h o so as Co continue the church or even have service therein. After a two weeks period the keys to the building Were turftc-d over to one of the present deacons with instructions that the former pastor was not to conduct any futher services thetoin under the present circumstances. It was now stated that a reorganization be formed by the memv bers who desiring to become alliliatod with the now organization and given their names to anovTing secietary. There after the election ol' deacons and trustees and other officers necchurch we?e electer. The oply office left vacant \yas that of pastor. It is to be kllOW" hercmnffpr thuL. . said new organization is to* be the N E w M T. MOKIA11 BAPTIST CHURCH. Bo further advised that . , said organization has not to date called or elected anyone as pastor. Also be you further informed that no one has been ' ernpowero.i to represent the NEW Mt! :\I O RIA11 at the(daptist State Convention that convenes at Bennettsville on May- 4, 1932.; . this information is published for the infernfation of the Baptist Byethlen of South Carolina, and especially those who have been mis'formed . or who have received the wrong in, .formation that said church was not *- \yithout a pastor until a resignation had been acted upo? and furthermore thot former pastor, Kev. J. S. Earle has not had foot in the ichurch since 'it was Unlocked. The Deacon and Trustee Boards . of^N E W ^ MT. ^ iM U R1A11 {B A l'TDiT Thi Palmetto Leader th.,t ilu- right information might reach tlv? Bantiot of the state, and thu coupti / as far as it be concerned. ^ " _____ Authorized by^ Deacon and Trustee. Boards *1 Per C. C. Woodson, .Jr. Trustee Deacons?= =-=???J. L. Allen G. A. Nichols Arthur Martin Wm. Samuel , ceptionally qcood. The Annual and Educational sermons were preached by the- Revs. J. M. JDawkins, Sr., and J. iS. Martin icspectively. The noon sermons were delivered by evs. R. A. Young and J. M. Dawkins, Jr. The lollrnjring stewards ?were?clce.tcd 'delegates?'tt>?tMvsumg^ > vnnual Conference: JBros. H. R. Rikatd, Edw. Steward, ..Davis and E. N." Powers. Pen o nn.l h-jrnw.nivailed throughout the session. The entertainment giver by tlie pastor and his good people, assisted by the pastor and menubers of St.' Raj.il A. M. E. Church was said to have been among the best. Many of the ministers and laymen expressed themselves as having witnessed one- of the best meetings held on the district. V E. F. G. DENT, .Reporter NORTH EAST SOI TH CAROLINA CONFERENCE Marion District The Marion His tire t" " Conference opened at Bethel A. M. E. Church, Conway, S. C. April 14, 11)32 at 12 o'clock. Dr. I). C. I)eas, I). 1)., presiding, associated by I)r. I. \V. Muruli P. E. of the Dillon District. Elder D. C. Deas opened'by lining Hymn No. 2t>5, Rev. T. H. Davis offered piayer, Rev. J. W. Duckett lined the second Hymn No. 21)2, Dr. J. W. Murph read the Scripture lesson. Dr. - Deas- organised the conference. Rev. J. T. -Stanley was elected .secretary. Rev. I. W. Duckett was elect: trre?serrotaTy of the ""secular press. The Dr. D. C. Deas was not very well, he presented Dr. I. W. Murph to preside; this he did through-out the Session. 4' I ' * ' | vvp telt it quite, an Tionor to have J | our Klder preside. . After the appointing of all coni.-UHtties?we adjut-ned for dinner. The r ' jsisteis came- with their baskets and j ( siv-ved a dinner that was enjoyed by I.. IjATI'A WKWS 1 ? L ? Mrs. M. D. Scott was hostess to' liie?A ?E,?Club?on?Tnesday mg+rtr:* April 24th. The meeting was. called ^ to older by the President Mr. Walter I Allen conducted the singing. Pray- e er by Mr. Willie Rowels then the Secretary read the minutes of the d last . meeting. .The Critic Teport * was read no more business. The President asked that the meeting c close. : : ^ Friday night Miss Elebeth Smith was hostess to the A. E. Club?. - So- * cial tables were arranged in the liv- 1 ing rcom for bridge at the end of the 1 games it was found Mr." A. (J. Flad- f per won firset.prize for the club and 1 Misif?Catherine Rembert first prize -fnf guest each received very usf^ ful gifts during the evening a Very good punch and cake course was serv- | id next meeting* will be at the horoe-^? of Miss Daisy E. Berry. "Mr. Sam Do/.ier and Mr. Aron Woodbury left ;\!onday for Washington, D. C., Th? r writer sure do thank Mr.'and Mrs. 2 1). L. Shipman for the fans that they % -left- at h< i- home Sunday?afternoon- ^ to be" given to the members and c friends of-Western" Chapel A. M. E. 1 Church. ' Mrs. M. D. Scott left Tuesday mora 1 ing for FHojence^?to?attend the ' it'iiin uranu L.oage. - v On the sick list are Mrs. Louise ^ 'i-l'FttfKen.?Akrfv Floiottco Fhidgor ami 1 Little Pearl Fordham. 1, i m a ^ 1 HELENA NEWS I T ^ Sunday School opened with Supt. and ofliuw^i?at-- their post. The les- ( son was" beautifully discussed by 1 all. At.8:00 o'clock the pastor, Rev. i R A. Young delivered a burning mes- t sage every one. was made to feel hap- t py. Mrs. M. Nance and Miss Willie s Nance left Thursday lor Atlanta, (la., to be at the bedside o? her sister. Mr. ] Elliote Roberson and Mrs. Mary'Hain j es are spending a while with their t lelative-s- and friends. Those on the ^ sick list are: Mr. Simon Hailstonk, Miss Thelma Sanders, Mrs. M. MoMinns. Air, Robert Gfary and Miss?^ Elizabeth Spence. We hope for them a speedy recovery. When ever you?are -in* need of a wholesome paper read the Palmetto Leader. Miss E. L. Gary will be proud to add your name to her list. The Busy Bee Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John . Gary a very interesting nieeting^Was . held. | DILLON DISTRICT CONFERENCE ( 11 The Dillon District Conference * convened" ih'"fc,bernezer A." M. fc.. ^ Church,-Mullins, -S. C. April 21st, 1932 ' at 10 o'clock A. M. with Dr. J. W. ? . Murph, P. E. The conference was or- . c3 ganir.ed with the mitur ^eing ClffCted I Secretary on Motion of Rev. J. F. \ Boyd. Introduction: Drs. J. S. Coe, 5 Pastor Florence iSta; J. W. L. Due- c kett, Pastor of Marion Sta; Mrs. J. W. Murph, Mrs. Cora Lee Williams, c Mrs. M. E. Thomas, Mrs. Alford and ]: Mrs. Elviree Foxworth. Papers were read by Rev W. D. I Williams, Rev. D. L. Coe, Rev. J. M. s Jackson, II. II. iHerriott, S. W. Ford- r ham, T. JL Ransam. and Rev. J. F. I Bovd. Delegates elected to the Annual ] ' Cnnferonro?axe_:?J,?W. Be the a, Mrs, e Stella Alford, W. L. Foxworth, J. C.?J *5IcNiel, Alternates: David Barr, J. W. Ford, .J. H. Townson and L. A. I Davis. t The Annual Sermon was preached by Rev. A. B. .Thomas from il.e text: c St. Mathew 10th chapter 30-31 verses 1 subj: "The ?Value of the Soul." ' . e The pastor spoke as to the welcome and at the conclusion of which pre- 1 sented Rev. I. S. Newman on behalf ( of the churches and Prof. O. Y. Val- J .... l^olf SiC tKfl u.. K ..r.1 f Resolutions wpre read commend- I ing the Presiding Elder, t)r. J. \\fc t jMurph for the able way in which he 8 handle his men of the District con- r | sfdering thb great depression of the _Ximes; nothing but praises on every side, can he hoard for the wisdom ' of Bishop R. iC. Ransom in appointing him as head of the District at (.-this time. He can't fail with such | pastors as-.Roy. J. P. Washington Mullins, S. C. who is easily leading the District, Rev. S. W. Fordham, Latta who is a close seconder and Rev. J. M. Jackson at Dillon who is ~also ringing the ''Big Bells," and Williams . at Sellars, S. C. who is doing his i "hit." Rev. Staton at I.ake yiew who is telling the people we need more [laborers in the field and Rev. D. D. CtmrTghty, the gospel pastor who 'a organizing the Wise-ChapoTT for God and humanity, Rev. J. F. Boyd the out fielder, at St. Mathews who is d doing work and others such as Rev. | j |T. J. Ransom, H. H. Herriott, J. C. j THE PALMETTO 1 ' PINE C;"KOVK NKWS Sunday was a very good-'day at 'ine Grove- Church. Sunday School .as onened at the usual hour with he Supt. and tcaehertf at their post f duty. The lesson was beautifully iseussed in classes for thirty minutes hen Rev. .1 A. Gambia, our beloved isstnr timi-)y rfvimn < < ivuri iif/ he lesson, in a very attractive way. Ve were Very glad to have Rev. Mrs. Jamble out with us atrain. At 12:10 Sunday Rev, J. A.. (Jamie delivered a sermon pregnant with orpel truths and worthy of commenatiqn Text found in Isaiah 55:2; inject; "The comfort of the church hrough conflict." The gospel people were, greatly belefited Jiy the message and loud in heir praise of Rev. J. A. Gamble. The Communion of the Lord's Super was colebrated.' There was a arge number of communicants. Cflecttion eight dollars. Mrs. Quiller Smith a member of he Presbyferian chufch worshipped >ith us Sunday. rcrshipp'.'u with us also. The A, C. ?J-.oague wu iiuliL ut. :15 I\ M. under the leadvrslvp of Mr. I. P. Redmon. A lovely group of oung people were present.Mr*. Leola Blakely of Cayce spent he week .end here with . her_m?-ther Irs. Nancy Paris. Miss Martha Suber closed her ehool after a most -successful teVm-r >he rendered an excellent program i'riday night April 21). She is re-elect d for the .following term. Miss Fannie Paris spent' last Sunlay afternoon wit.fr ?hev sister, Miss 'roflence Dawkins of Columbia, S. C. Miss Nora Suber, Junior at Booker Washington spent the week end lome. . The Missionary Women of tjfre Vesbyterian Church rendered a timey program at Eina._Grove Church, [hursday night everyone that were >resent enjoyed it. We hope to have hem come again. Miss Nola Suber, Reporter ?m tm WINNSBORO NEWS TiiC Royal Eight .held?their~ final neeting at the home of Misses:Finley nui M. Boular. The- meeting was ery sweet and touching each mem>ur expressed himself toward t.hu lub and its members and several -evolutions were made, one was "To ceep in touch with each other dur r.g our Summer vacation. After jusiness a delicious course v>f ice ream-and-cake-was served by the lorstess. The* Royal Eight plans to irouont-the school. a gift ???on! Mr. A. \V. Gill, Jr. a student at Benedict College stopped f< r a few eeond to visit. He was returning from Charlotte to Columbia. Rev, 'in1 was with- him.?? : Prof. Mcintosh and hi>. aggregaion, "The Red Devils" met The Finey "Blue Jackets" last Monday- but mfavorable weather caused the game o be called off. We hope to see hes'C -teams have a fafi sho\v both how wonderful strength. Mr and Mrs. S. A. Moore, Misses felen L. Neal, Mattie IL Boular and Pauline J. Finley motored to Lancaser Sunday to visit relatives and riends whilt* there we* visited Prof, 'ey's School and we must say to isil?this school is an.insniration. It lisplays loyely ' work? On the part if the principal and faculty. ? The blind Quartett from Gastonia endered excellent music in a proam of spirituals Sunday afternoon it Zion A. M. E. Z. and also at Waynan A.. M. E. Church Sunday night, .aree crowds attended both presen-. ations. . . ?Qwmgr=to=the death of Mr.?1C?Yr Purner Secretary of Trustee Board. )ur school was closed Thursday and 'riday of last week with Mr. Tfirn r's parsing both citizens and school Wn 1 i A large crowd assebled _at^ St. Paul" Sunday morning to listen to the splen lid sermon rendered by Dr. J. B. Mr' alrlu (white)' of Covingtorr, ' (la., vho was here in attendance to The Synod Convention. His sermon was n.ioyed by all who heard him. Come to St."Paul the church welonves you. . ' lodge, W. O. Robcrson, A. B. Thornis, the oldest itl the District, who hoy epeated himself several times, Rev. J. L. Coe, thb great speaker and pasor. The Educational Sermon was preach ?<! hy (Jie Pastor of Latta Sta.. Rev. tr~Wr--Fardham, Text: St. Matthews !th chapter 28 verse; "Consider the ilia of the field, how they grow',* hey toil not,-neither do they open." At -the conclusion of which, chior hantea the Lord's prayer and Rev. r. J. Ransom led in singing the hurch is moving on., Friday, April 22nd, t032 at 3 P. M. rhe Missionary Pres. of the District Conference convened in Ebenezer A. J. E. Church for their session and .ft". J.n.t;.? Oil.-" district Claims were raised as follow: rrought ovyr from last year $5.00, issessment $31.00, contingent $11.00, oil call $0.00 gra'iid total $53.00. Election of officers as follows: Pres. drs. J. WT Murphr-fst; Mrs. M. R. rhomas, 2nd; Mrs. 'flattie Hayes, e ict., i. i uuiiiiiuii, iwt, on-., drs. S. W. Fordham, Treasurer, Miss Clla McWillie, contingent, Mrs. .1. P. .Vashington, Juvenile Pres., Mrs. Clvie Foxworth. Pee Dee was selected as the place or the Sunday School Convention, lev. T. J. Ransom, pastor and Baltinore A. M. ,E. Church, Sellers, S. C. vas selected for the next place for he District Conference, Rev. W. I). Yilliams, Pastor. The good people f Mullins with their pastor spared id ph in a i n maTt'i rig th e IHstrtcT CimVrepce a succes^ . in, opening: heir doors and in giving their attcnlance. We were the hostess of &Irs. anie Johnson and we hated to leave. Rev. W. D. Williams, Reporter. !" :Taiiniul and active member fur a nurn I 'p, her"'o-f years. He was chairrtian. u.fu j) I Ushers Buayl 'ami also h Tnwtim u same "church. His kihd and gentle! ways won for him many friends. The lou ' funeral services were conducted by m, i Kev. 'I1. 1.. Ducket of''Benedict College {|la 1 Columbia. S. (Vand Pastor Rev. L. A. t)H. Lawman. Rev, Ducket was the main 'speaker. . Many nice things were said atit; about the deceased by persons who .K.s ' ;-onta ted him. As a friend, Mrs. p,, Webber and adopted father Deacon Copes; a1- a member of Usher Board, -j Mr. C. M. Williams; Mrs. .Jenkins of r,0;; Kastover read the obituary, Miss Thelma RandolpfPlsc'do: In Uricrht nat Mansion above. Sclo; The Blossom. >f from the Garden of Love, Mr. Cham- t p, ber Wilspn.." PalTj" Bearers were ()l|, -friends fo th^ deceased Mr. Robert | m Seym ore, Mr. Kirk, Mr. John S-umter. The flower girls were. also" special c|ei 'friends of .Mr Finch Then. _aTaa--rr? quite a number to attend the funeral. ust, ana a number of out of town people. \() A very appreciative representee nUmber came, .'from Camden. Teachers (.ov and church members: Mr.- and Mrs. j.. J. S. Meyer, Mrs. Duron, Mr. ahd Mrs. ,|("a McLaan^hlin and 'laughter. The a ^ . nrincii.nl and faculty nf Inclw,n Hiph?p? School, Camden sent a boautifuL^b>r- wdli al offering p'ibnte. Tho othOr flower* jjtl, were many and beautiful. Many let- ottdrs and telegrams of cheer were sent which made the bereaved family j-. p feel uplifted. Mr. Finch is survived j by one brother, Thomas Finch, six (jrv sisters. Misses Lu.ile F. Lee,' Fli/a-\us*(. beth and Clotell Finch; Mrs. Corrie" .ioij Amanda Fulton of New York City; j Grandfather. Charles Young; one un-',.^. ~cle Toman Finch five aunts and a ' yjj, host of cousins and friends. The j-uji Lord giveth and the Lord taketh a- ail( way. _jpiessed be thn name of the i1<(, Lord. We Want to thank our- rmtny v deeds jthowg us during the illness and death -of our dear brother?spe- fril cial ilmnku wunt to be extended to t MRS. CATHERINE 1101.LEY. Mrs.1,,, Annie Shiver,. Miss Peggie Kii lt. and ~ Deacon ('opes and others during the, hoi of trial. ! Mil \ SOCIETY Ull.I. M- VVS ' : ' 'gro Friday night atT Betliesda Baptist ase group siKiuui not and must not leave Jla: CJod out of our problems. The speak--hav er also said among many things that the our 1 ace in particular should .learn ma the. value of a dollar and since you hoi have a dollar it must not be spent hor for things we want because some one T else has things we like. Rev. Sal- shi; ty is to be congratulated for bring 0 snch a uersona'lity as f)r. ,Starks-rtn our community. I'he pnnoral etf Mr*-.?^ I'l nil p -?yitTesboio ul "Jacksonville. Fla was ' 1 >rid at Shiloh Snuday afternoon, Rev. hon 11. H. White officiatinir assist* d by i Reverends Folder, Fludd, SaMy and gat Dr. Collier. The beaufiful testimonie* jwa.sent with the body relate she wasjass ever ready to render service for her | t.ei cdufYch ^nd^ co^nmimity*^ ^ deli Medibal Association of Orangeburg ord last week. (Rai Misses Thorpe, I'yn. Wakefield ^t- (w?; tended -UiL. TuTrglastwoek, Miss Thorpe was'tha --Br-. B. T. Williamo guest, t-kv Professor and Mrs. Harris and lit- Jen tie Lon of State College along with Mr. Thomas Brown were recent visi.'.fnlS Ol* thh A \T F \fniWr? I)r. and Mrs. I. W. Wilbprn am] Son,]saw Mrs. G. H. White and daughter made i leu a flv.ng trip to Columbia last ^veek. fen The services leading up to the in- ;hj Natation sermon at Granger Baptist T Church for Rev.'Sally were well at- wil tend. ' . ' pre Little Miss Eartha Lee PauHn was Set erowued the May Queen Monday. |thii The party was given by the Sunbeam , j<ds clui) of- Shiloh.?Little Miss Veronica \ Wilbotn. President of the club. * did At an early date the State College ? r Quarete will appear at Shiloh A. M. que -f?^?:huKch. Watch f ordai*. --- ?rep Rev. Collins of the Reformed Epis- > CQpal church is in Charleston conduct- viII Tng rgri^al meetings. ~ ~e ~pl.~ I Mfs. R. A. Brigman and son, Rev. i (,i and Mrs. G. H. White and daughte wo i \ . 1 [ * ' h (luring ih;> However, ok. action iind t lu*. ju?li.ci??i;> use of , ays aiifl otht r tonus . |' poi-ori ' I -oom m;ttre - lii>! I?wttj J, <>!' an\ ii.'t.' "? : T~~ ; 7v t??*" as tin- average vyi'dener tniied. iu>oet> art' divided into i < las-o-.?J4ttntjr ins?vt.? i tho?e -L duiuit;' i: ' ?p+amt?t?y t-how irur '' tnliaye... aiul ike -urkini* in-ei t if'h -iick- tin- planl> iilV -a p. The:e. ( two kinds -of eoiitiolfi.T" ihe.-m : ts. One' is a sinn.uvii poUop u*ed Kill' hitinj; iuse ike .' tiier i> u lai-t poison for surkiup. iinserts. i "here are many forms of NlnniUeh 'on the c nun nest heuiu lea<i ar ale artel?Jrartr?v.l eel.. tsTTTt a e prel'oi eV|. The t1 rontaet. p..,- ' ts "Hlaek heat' Forty."'of "Nit .. ' Sulphate."' Th< are many ' er f in ii io) rial f/ioiiux^s. g!" i<oth' '! ds?pttt?tti?t+rr?mart: el, "TTut" 'the L ' feconirufiulf'l at'e "?lii eel"?j-e-.-~t>n ' t? the o?*;< r~ c tita.h tiou aet;\e ments which- y?v have t . pay. fiill STdtv-- fTTTh. !'a 'hih h.ev an- ' less ' ' . . ' ^ w that plants are jkut'tinjr out pew tier ifiow'th,' you will' find thein' 1 *# , ? r*gt a , ' Sf'AUTWHl K?, \F.\Ns I Ik- .man;. f'rn'inl- nf Kra-iiccs II?-u?l?t.-..fi^vifl Ik- i'i'it.l u. k'lif.w tliat >lic liu-^X-t urtii-il li'<11n _ a 1 tci'"* ui.ii|(?cjfitiv n 111" m'i|- opiratiun at I < > h 11 Ni-. i a 1 !<>,- uUal. AI * ~ - lau-.u'lJ. J r., u-i ),a> '*1 'j ' 1 M~i liiTaa M .~'r ' w.... 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HI V CAS AM) OIL New" _ "Aroi t t h r> fj_rt "found "1 r 7" tip in .th^mon,. . inirs .'feeling .--p " ' tired 1 (li<l not ' . *'i_~ feel equal. to the 1 day's woi k in Iny home. T would 11 n ! i 111it in inii i Hi i fi feel so dull ahd stupid. 1 tla-iight it iuns| Ik front ron-i inatt-.n. 'I read about TUn< k-Draugl.t and d f"" ~ cided?tn?try it: I have- n. y j. greited diMtvg so. :'<> it gave !,..> relief? and 1 felt h. ti< r a:t? r using .... it. 1 have.used it (tt int? i'val> ever since, and Have:-f.rm-d it wry satis- ' fat tory.'-Just , I f-.'.i.so tired ,an(l i'iiuil. .IJ"took fl. diva ?;>f BlacK-Druutiht, anil this niihuii.^ L .'.loj'l like now." ? <^. /.? Made fro sr. tin- t < frt-e 1 ? ?>:)? imtx-i.tl i'mirs Bk Sold at ]>n;g Stoi i ^^c7A edfords n I ~/k_f PKAUCHT