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1 Saturday August <>, 1332 _ BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. It. S. Lawrence, I'aS'.or Sunday School was called to < riler promptly at 10. The Supt., Mr. \V. ,y. Yourijr in charge." Little Miss Vernell Cain and Miss Mtrline Adams assisted in the opening: by the reading' of the Decalogue and the lesson text respectively. After the s'tudy v.* of the lesson a very splendid reviewwas given by Miss Etioniie Collins in quite an impressive mannyii^.followed with remarks tiy the $S5st' ft Dr. Lawrence preached two very Important a C wet! ~as"~essent'iar~st.'i'mons Sunday. One at 11:15 A.;M. on "Woman's Worlih in . the Church." irii. wmcn was an outstanding tribute to that type of wonien (good) that America and the world stand in so much heed of Today, and .lie other at 8 P. M., on "Christ The Way." St. John 14:0; in wftich the way to salvation ami-heaven su_ plainly thai one could readily decide -for himself whether or not he- is a traveler or. the way. Among ..ho many visitor were Dr. G. T. Dill'ard, city and Sister Annie Wright of Charle itm, S. ('. The young people had quite a.feast in: the form of two addresses a . the" Vesper hour Sunday. One by Prof; Simpson,?acting?piesjdonl of?Allen College, who dropped in .merely .o see the League at work, and the other was by Prof. -Gilro-y Gritfin of Booker Washingtorr-lligh-SchobTrone of Columbia's strong young men of whom we are prcnd. We hope to have* the service of both again for the special benefit of the young peo-. pie. This program was in charge -of Miss Etienne Collins whoso manner in--presiding is Wor.hy ol* commendation. .. Five Sundays are given ever to the women of the church by custom , i r?/l It Via f nl la \l* Itltr 'ltlillOC all Sunday Mesdamts Ella Sightler. ltusa Mundle, Sarah Collins, Catherine I.nvMrenfO| Andrjnfl K U 11'. ALklL Vaughn, Many of jhc members are i-hut in r It- is-4mped~--ttK'yr may soon be out again soon. NEW MT. MORI AH ? Spartanburg, S. C.^? Hev, ?A-?R. Kelly of Santiago., Calif., preached two so.ul-reviving--*Uiniiuus .. Sunday. Appreciative audiences were present at both services, and everybody's heart was made to burn with the A Sunday School Picnic >s scheduled to be celebrated Thursday, August 11th. The place has not exactly been . ; decided upon. The Rosebud Weeding given for the^benefk of the church, sponsored by Mrs. Leila_Jenkins, will.be repeated at Majority Baptist Church, Thursday, Aug. nth. " ~ Prof.* Mac Dowk'ins, accompanied by Miss Margaret E. Moore, motored to Union last Monday to witness a base ball game between Spartanburg and Unio,n. The foijmer was defeated 2-51. They 'reported a pleasant trip.' Miss Mamie C. BreWton, who has been indisposed for several weeks, is improving nicely. Prof.~C~.~C/ Woodson is-still con uneu to his bed. Mrs. Corrie B. Thomas' many friends will be glad to know that she is recovering after a serious spell of illnoss. Miss Mary E. Cheeks is able to lie out after several weeks of illness. Mr. and'Mils. William .Sullivan-at'= conywtnied by Mijs. Rosa Castle, of Alabama, motored from Blue Ridge, N. C. iSunday to visit fnother and sisters on Young St. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sullivan and fmends were the pleasant guests of Mrs. Betty M. Benjamin Sunday, - They motored from Greenville, S. (\ 'Mrs. Julia Benjamin, of Young Si. ? has returned hom<? alter spending a While in ^Brooklyn, N. Y. with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Benjamin of New York City, are here spending a few daye with his father. .Miss Annie Jenkins is home after spending several days in Charlotte, N. C. with friends. She .reports a very ;pleasant 'stay. A birthday party was given last Monday, July 21st, at the hpme. of iMr. and M<s. Emanuel Owens-in honor of their little son, James Henry Owens. ST. JAMES NIIWM Rev. Owens, Pastor A busy day all day at St. James, beginning as usual with' the early morning prayer service. . Sunday School was opened by our superintendent, who believes in child training. . - ? The children are well versed in doin>r Sunday School work which make ' them love to attend St. JamesI The Sunday School lesson was well Tv j... reviewed, by Mrs Owens At 11 o'clock we v{.cre entertained by a very splendid sermon by Rev. Simpkins. Rev. Simpkins is one of the old workers of St, James. He preached _ from St^ John 3:7 Marvel not I say unto you ye must be born again. X Sunday evening the Hejoint? of Jericho turned out. They had quite a splendid program. First a paper in behalf of Juveniles, by little Miss * Claretta Kinard. Mistress of Ceremony, Miss Wilsnri. A paper Mrs. Annie Jarrison; Remarks Mrs. Wilson. The sermon was preached by Rev. Owens and if you don't know about the Heroines., rot Rfv. Owens tell you for he has jjlk history arid doesn't have to worry. His text was u taken from Deut. 31st chapter, subject "Be strong and courageous." Tho League convened at 7 o'clock. A very splendid program, was had. At 7:30 Brtr. Delaney had a warm prayer meeting which ftred up the pastor. Even thbugh he had preached two sermons in the afternoon was able to firt up the congregation with the night services. Subject taken from Solomon 1.1; subject "Seeking AT SI*OMi < M.N MM KAI'TIST ( lit K( I ("huri/ii* Srli>.ii| I<i A. M. Me/, ninjr \ \ t. i A. M. Mo--. uli.ii i. "I in lainl. <1 Tor f iI ?? y-.?? ?A? for all \v1ii? I;11i. .1 - III I *- II M' ' ? ?. i . ?j. .) i. ii * if an Soiuor Mi.i.v.un ( IKK-. ,imv. Mi.. Hi Ina Jack.-on ami Mi.-, I'oiTif .) (.'in r il, l'i esnift.i !'. M. H. V. I'. l\llloiii\* . ..... v. ... l>f??w?a.ii >il sp?. i:?l, inU'i'.'M is i :,U . 'I'h* -liini"i aa-7 lipf nir.'diat . :.dc.pAi"-Lui_ii_i?Uiiiilj-..-.Lk-I--ilLiX'AiLiij|i?L Misses M\(iin' ami Mushy am doin yxft'livtit wnik. Al| a.v urg.d In li .pmsi'iit. Ivvinmg Worship S P. Vj. Tin pas ' la?" M . M:l;qua j' IViieu an . lit in n ill .a .-p. rial i.u i.sil'.1; "(.il'-ri .'ying A ('(inn ,nn - Clam." .lain \vi serin sv.-vii'i' r .ynii. iiavi- Imai ii i Si IA KK II III. M. i:.( III R( II SrAKT.f-VBPlHit S. (.'. I , l__\ j" ' |{?v.. <i. A. 'lemmas, I'as40r Till' 1'iuiiv?^uliTTTiUv Sriionl si?i?n ingly enjoyed very niuili the lasso: - whii h?w?inl i it <i in'j !y ili?< u 't*<1?I I tha several vlas,si's. At 11V. MA-nur pasTprlitol'ivori . u iveiy /lrfstluot'ivi' si'i'imiii to itli yonnjr nvefr stud ladif>; TtiihjT. light 'saving time." An hppifociati\ miml/ev were \proseiU. Kveiy or listi'iii'il very a-Uvntivoly, vidiieh liioai that (hi'v were ttT?I hy his inrn lug message "i _ At I1. ?M . i|ui'i(. -a pro I Vta.1? and plonsmYt ftnlir wits spoilt l?y tl young paoplf in dismissing tin* topi "I. i l. I : ' - nil .UPIHII IlllCrOSt In u Christian tiiurch? If so, why': Many helpfnh ivukiiI^' were made 1 a number of men ami ladies of tl I iO.au'uc. = . f - -ir. " N" e \ ( Sunday Til t he u-auil hon we will discuss the topic/Tlun yi = u'or'TTU'i TiTTi" T|i' fhr iTiiii " Ti , how?" We appreciate jiuii' pr SOncO, - ' ' The .eveninjr at n P. M lie v. Bud of I.andrum delivered' a wonderf - nifssauc. TtTTt ' exFUv;,.- ToTTTTTr ? doh-ti i 111 is ntessan'*' vtill dr - tn?t hi? -Itvat ls--ttnr| minds- rrf- i hearers. Social News - An?irdH+r?uiL_ very?much hrtrrc was' thc> straw ride and moonlit? pirniyTjrivon by the Kp~wdrth I,ea~ir Monday nitfht Amr. 2. It was ureal success. Deaths Funeral services for Mr. Charl Walker who departed this life We ? ue-day?.1 u 1,??1 >.i ?.?alter?a?slm period, if illness, Wei\. held in Silv Hill M. K..('html). Friday at M. The Ue\\.(J. A. Thorn sv, otUeiti in?\ lie j -was a ' .ufan of profoui thot, deep c< mictions. and-a eourau cuts worker for humanity. Frien lrom all jiitrts of the state atteiuh "the .funeral services, lie ?s survivj hy ltis willow, one?alauuhter. Mi ( rfce ' Walker and one son, . Mast John Walker. - ,\1T. I'ISt.AH \. M. ! ;. (Ill |(( | (!i' UiWi.nil, S. C. On Smith nt.- nin-r v* ! ?nYSvk thv .'SuPitl; ->cl>t trailed t?? Mtlei' |>y tl _ Mipt. .Mis. ,\. t'.MTtli. rilf vas tii-. i,",j wiiii ninth interest I ?he leavhers .tn?i pupil.-, alter whit i. - III' 1' isiii.i?U a..?11.'t ifWt-il hy?}+?-?|> toi\ Rev. .M. (i. Williams. At 1 1 :'10 tit.- paMt't: pit'liclH-i -\"Yy i:i piling and >t?i:l stirring se njnn.-. hi- spite o!" tin- hot wi-ativ ho ;rrrrmnr.jjr :;<!! vi.- s wore wt.Jl a _ ? n <' i i " The SiuuLiy S< ii m,I (' nvt n h>n wi 'trlil at L'm.- drove'A. M. I'-.. ('lain July L'S-'Jp. Splendid i t pt i ts wi'i _ .nail Sunday niarnii'ar hy tip1/del mites, Misses Oiat'o Itall.it'll ai I Yuri Taylor. An interest inir proi'tam wti.t rei tlvri'l hy. tlu? A. ('. I'., Rpatrue, Sui day cvi nintf at. s An interestiti 'talk was jiivefi hy the \ivv- ptYsitici Mr. Biu'lta , u-.inu' as a suhjeet 'Ohot ietU'c." j Thv A. K, l.tijtruo is . prpjrressin - nirt'ly '.rwh't?He i u|r. i vii inn nt'^ .M i. Alice Ballard. A hearty. invitu'tio is extendi"! to all oath Sunday ' 7::?(! \f. M. j Mr. II. l!. .Mediae made a trip t Aikfii Sumlav t visit his childrei He was accompanied by, his si*u > Mrs. Cussic Waller, MVs'rThif.ie At drew,' Misses, Kraut-; and "Marjoji Bradley made a pop call to see Mis Grace (5; Ballard. Saturday. Mr. L. T. Lomax, entertained tli Young glen's Club at Ijis home las Friday cycling. tin* Lord." " # We are looking forward to th .coming of cur bishop Sunday. The Sunday School en-joyed tpiit a pleasant time Thursday at Para .dise Laker <- - ? ^ i|T| I | 7 41 U r A 111 l^tHI B 1 it week in .May. It is not that we were s negligent, hut on account oZ condi- V ~r tii'iis over which we had absolutely h u] no control. This choir served at both _ rf7 service's on last Sunday. QL Mr. Lutheran J- Mooie, llu^_VTHlLU^ j~ "ts- linotype "operator at the iPalmetto Leader spent the week-end with his _ relatives here. iIIq worsipped at his ^ church Oast Sunday evening. ? ? ; White, of Columbia, S. C., spent a -?-pleasant stay in the "city by the~sea"' 11 and worshipped with us also. ~rVs for. ;ihree-cenis postage, 1 do not care a whit? . J If it mean's, fewer missives labeled ' " v <>s "Won't you please remit?" __ j ^ SI MM 1:11 VII.I.I; M:WS "^ ?t' s p. : i it- . ^ id The District conference of the A. v e- .M., K. /i?.n Church of South Carolina d ds mi t with etlic Zion church of Suin- a L?d tor last week. Tln.se a .tending w'ei v v ml Uev. A. C. Wade, pastor of Barnes ss Temple and delegates: Mrs. .Bertha s, er I'crrell tilso n.otpred with-the group, i Ttiivv wts?a?high day at" Bethel lest Sunday all day. Sunday morn- \i i..g the pastor nrvached a special ^ ' si rmon .o women. The evening service eon'si'I. <?( "f "" " ' ' e sermon by Dr. K. H. MeGill, Pastor s' -of ' Kmmanuc), /Charleston; Tuesday ? evening, Dr. ,f. L. Benhow, Morris ( ] Brown; Wednesday evening, Dr. W. j ! P. Carolina, Mt. Zion; Thursday' i\- jh e-ning. Dr. K. B. Mack, Fhonezef; ? "Friday?evening, a special message. j>t Camp Meeting service all day Sun- af] t. day. August 2i'. jn Mrs. Kmma. Glove*- had as week- nj u end guests, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Brad- ha tJ ford, ^ister and niece of Charleston. cj Those' & Itemftng the .funeral of Mis. Fain a Long, at Wesley M. K. :? , iEADEH MACEDONIA CHURCH NEWS Irmo, S. ('.?The services through- 1 it the. <lay were good. The Sunday , :hool carried out in the usual ay. Teachers and students niani:sted great interest in the wrn4e Tho XpKaaI \1'U4! K/?n/???n/I ^ HT3TI v...ivij u s uii ? :.?(! vv;is i UV1V (i by the Supt. .V. S. A. Chcetnut. a At 11 o'clock V" had a splendid 1 L'luion delivered by Rev. J. (1. E .eves .or'.- ' > SuriJay itFght the Pastor, Rev. F. ^ i\ Jordan delivered the gospel to .1 a from St. John H*> 7.?It wa:i large?3 > attended. We had the largest au- a ienee that w? have^jfyer...wlcngSSPtt '1i ere at one time. w \ Mr." and" Mrs, J. Sanders arid Sirs. I Hatmnn of Greenville. S. C.. wyUAL _L ver to Conway, S. C,, Saturday niteIrs. J. B. Butler ttsok them. They a Iso visited Mrs. Agnes Pife'.mon.] 3 The Baptist Church here Sandy 3 rove under the leadership, of'.Rev. Graham is still progressing. We J re Very prcud to welcome" our vis- S ing. friends at any timfc to Mt. live A. M. K. Church. Calf a train. We are very proud to have Sirs. 1' nnie Bell Lamb and child back wi.h 'w s jitter visiting her relative^ in ^ Wilmington, N. C. t " tl : rn ? -*? HE BI-COl NTV 4-H b C AM I' AS I S A W IT a (Continued from Page 4) b * ?- I id cheer leader. . a Th 4-H Camp was vary inspiring n id uplifting; those wpo labored and lpefcl to put it over shall b^ repaid, thousandfold; in the courfce of time; ol ose who have taken the instructions it riously,?will profit?hy their mis- si kes. ~ T~ci Let us hope that next year the 4-H R imp will be bettef, following the ,> .ub*u motto,- "Making the best bet- j. r," bigger and more beneficial both iritually and intellectually. \ Long live the 4-H Camp. x p " ~ F.tta Julia "Rowe. ' V ' ' : * W lurch, Charleston, were Rev. and rs. J. W. Witherspoon. Mrs. L. ? ickson and Miss Alice liar ley. .. Mrs. Lime (ho u',f? .. " >.-i >?tman graduate of Allen College | id Public "School teacher was lulled j an automobile accident Friday ! , ght last, "Arfide from parents, husin<l, sis e?- and other - relatives one - ^ vild, a hoy of 5 survives.- tli i^i en i 11 J T. - * PINCKNEY'S FUN " i;ni>ektaki-;k and i.k i].\ Sir)I T1 f* ( A 11 I N \N3 ? I v . Bl i i I 1 ? , tr< Co f'ajre ? IM I'EKAL HOME 1 SKI) E.MliAL.MKIt OF I iM) (.FOROlA I"' unvral < afs and Funeral I *?1111111111" 111 coon as thi; m:st. iTrrt Ui'ttur than the !tcst~? ^? A n (T PrTvi's 7X*fs> ~ Office I'hon,- .">707 KcMtfmiu. 1'kanc 'TTiio i'OrKTKSY ?and SM{\ I( h 111111; vv \ vii11 vi i ii v ^ . ^ ce-Hours:. Tele, hone: HU to 1 :0U I'. M. Res. 4602 V".-1 c.nu p. M, (irti.t.:t7Qd Mlioe: Residence: ;o Taylor St., 1117 Piae St. Mike Hours: . Phones: A. *~M ?to 2 P. y. Ren. 8876 . I'; M.. to 8 P. M. . I)r. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon 'i.-i a."f W'.'nur. and Childi-en ?*? A Specialty Mice: _ ! Residence: .?? 1 .any St.J_~. 1201 .Pine St, Columbia. S. C. \i Ulict Hours: . Telephones: U A'. M. to 7:00 1'. M. Ottice 6031 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins lings, PJates, Crowns and Bridge* Sunday o\- "Appointment tract i ?n by Condi cttve. Anesthesia a Speciu.ty. 7 ' ola... S. C. ? I)R. IL H. COOPER Dentist P . of the Gums iv'ial Attention Giv??- to Diseases -(ioid Crowir aiid Br ieve Work " A Specialty , ice l'hone 042t\ Res..Phone 8264 a W'ui-tMi.pi n Si., l-ulumbiu, SC. PHONES: ice ;{11 :< Residence 3422 DR. A. J. COLLINS ; DENTIST \ ' ~ ' * , 7 Harden St. Columbia, S. C. ' ice Phone 8107 too M. UV'IIVI U I i'O N. J. FREDERICK torney-at-Ij*.w and Notary I/uk>lic PRACTICE IN ALL COI'KTS ?Stale and Federal19 Washington St., Colun.bia, S. C. J. H. JOHNSON & Co. ; Notary Public and Dealer n real estate" nfld sale of lota in 'INK RIlHiK CEMETERY.- Beauifully located on paved-road aboT? 'olJogc P.ace. Phone 6422 * 1109S Washington Street NfrfTnTl " . All delegates and friends who are i.:.njr to a tend the Sta'tv League \ ; mention will pliorte notify Rev. J. J* Quarles so that places may be ured. , lM- v .T r ?? .1 East (Hover St.* _ Orangeburg, S. C. '