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f %gt 2 St'MTKR \ KWS. On. Sumlay afternoon. Ann'. 14th. .the I .ailics Aid Soeieiy at I'.niamu'l M. K. ehuieh presented" aimisiral aiul literary proi:eani at the ehureh. On Sunday evenintr. Auk. 14 ?the Jelly W'erkers CIulw ot- Mt. lMsgah A. M. 1\. ehureh presented a nnisieal and literar> proKram at the ehureh 'Hurlh pruji'rams were hivt'hly pleasinn and \\ere well attended. ???? Tin.'..Missinnai'y Soeiety?at' . lOnianuel held its regular meeting o n Monday, Auk. at the heme o t' Mrs. K. \V. Kfcyford. Th<? meeting -wax w ell ei t ended .Mi).! a deal 'el1 bus .the ].! !n dpal s.peakei;. The entire . ffcyr.-iur Ahr- greatly enjoyed. Mi-< Van ie PeT.aine gave a lawn l*a?*tv ' 11 We'tytesda afternoon and evening Amu; it* on the beautiful and ' s|>a<-i..u- lawn .of the home of Mr. - Urnd M ?J.. .1. Slaier. Ttle VOting ster- spent ? a,lie- Kfu-iMin.n " with games and in.' the evening- the grown : " ' ' '''id i t nI the many, comforts afforded. ' The -g_ ]?rnceol* will he used for' the schol . ar.-hip. fund. ?: 1 V.o:;. huhy i,,lk spent -a happy af 1 '11".'D??h?1' i'i hr.?Arrrr?TTf when Mr. and .Air.--. Joseph K4c.hu rtlsnn oi'itertaiin.il in honor of. their liuJe naught ri I.o.uise's birthday. After : Haying gay e- fof a-cTTnpfe of hour? 'delicious i( e cream and cake was served and pretty .paper basket's filled with randy and nubs tvere given each little guest. < ( Mr. am] Mrs. Orian Mihler very peasantly emerta'med on Tuesday evening. Aug. Id. in honor of Miss Susan .QSWno of .Xew York" a fid Mr. and M'js. Alonzo Muldfow o f J'bCd.Mrgh.? I'a. Many ~~interesiine ? yaiM. s I'A hi-1 aiVI* I'morl^e" ' were played; afterwhi h the hostess sorv_ ed iced coekta il and cakes. Those enjoying the evening- were: Mr. and My;s. Ah.nzo Mu Id row. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Kihler. 1'iof. and Mrs. M. (.}. T atterson. Airs. Kloanor. flraves-. Misses Isenel Kerry.. Aliye Kihler. Susan Osborne.- ("Jeneva Sunrter. Taylor.. Sylvia Ifei'rington. Mae Kihler and Octavia 'Clark. Messrs. J. Taylor. Jr.. Abraham lii-itton, Iwi I'I't t 'I'll,,1.... .... . T /-I '< *? > in Washington, I). C. t I Mr. Thus. Robinson of Hampton Institute, Ya., was the guest of Miss Naomi Ruhard'son last week. Mr. Win. Shaw of Atlanta, (Jtf., was tjie guest of Miss Kdiuonia'- tlarner 'last week. Miss Aleiveda llaile who has. been in Newark," N. J., for a few years is visiting her sister Miss .K lease- llaile. , Rev. and Mrs. ?I.?\V. Taylor' and family were called to.l.uurinhurg, N. on Friday on account o 1 the death of Mrs. Taylor's sister. Mips Ruby Hoykjn is home again after having spent several dAys in Charleston. ( \H*s Klizabeth Richards js spend"-" V lVfi L' 'HU|I|pi4y?cortvertyil tftid the" RevX IV I*. i McKarland of XewbrookhVnd and Dr. |-M. M. Peace, (ho elfieieiu pastor t>j j Sue ml C'.iivatA?H.ipti-t f'lu.iv li?rttrf IiHo preaching. . Mts.Vilct Jet or of Wert Yitginia j-llrs.?Beatrice Sims?of Washington.. ? Mis. Daisy (luinyard with her sweot j son and Miss Janie War ley aitd .Mr . j Minnie Jones of St; Mai'.luws spent 'heir vaealinn among?their ft ivno>- of, Santnek. All of tlntn mule of frft^s' u liito in > tn iTTtrtrrr" .Mr. T. Berry Jeter has the. onlyNegro store in town,' why trot giro hiin our trade. He is worthy and" , sell as cheap as any. 'llii' Rahui 4to--Reader is being?s?Id every 'Friday 'in our. town; leave or! dvrs with' Mrs. Sal lie. Jeter at het._ ! sp.ire and the hoy will bring you I year .natter"tW. ottl-v -trvo t-.-nt s--a-v<?py j.-r see Rev. W. R. Bo.wnran and subscribe for it. Mrs. Bertha?Mi Junking, district | league president of the St) 01 onlnirp . j disti let \vho presided Kt iday Yvcn? I i.ng during t hi? convent ion. ha- hrot j many fttvoral.lv commi it s, .the-' way -- -lie?fovsided?oM.f , the?laige eongie- " ; gatioHt Mts. \V. R. Bo'wtnan. Berry Ri'dkcr [and Mrs. Sallie Jeter are on the'siek ' list. SPARTAN III' IMS- NIvW'S New Mt. Morhth Church I. Rev. J. , S. Cai'r -of -(it e, nyilie. S ;C.. preached lor us oil Sunday. I Beginning Monday evening, Aug. , J'.'th. Rev, II. C. Mason of llign i Point, N. (\, will e nduct a week.' - 1 revival here.' The'public-is cordially invited, i lie .Moomurnt ru-me given a ! was <i'n itt* a ' sm i-ess. -A neat- ..sum | was realized. _ . Mi.'Jf^ttTfflflrTmiTsTnrTTs ii'turime homo after a stay of several monliis in Chicago. where she attended school i Miss Pearson is the'picture of health . .Mrsf-Utifa W 'itftfins'is in l'ittshnrn'i } "j Pit.. -spendmtr her Vacation. W! ii: i tlreVe she will als . visit her hrotV v. _(_iji.Votmpstow11. OhiP. Mrs. I.puise Drown ami Mi s TCi- _ 1 Tea Cheeks mo tared to 0> wpens. S. | C., regarding a hus'.n ss matter with I Dr, Dimhttm. Mrs. 'Ituth Wright who is now i. making her home. in. Knoxville, Tonn [ is.the attest of Mrs. Marie Swinne\ '.on Cttdd St. Mr. \Vjn. Samuel made, a husmcssi trip .to Columbia last Sunday. Mrs. Hattie P. Tyler of Melvein _ :s visiting Mrs. Ida"IJonds on Spring , street;' Mrs. Kmanuel Owens and her little j daughter, Dorothy motored to Po I marra and Newberry Sunday to vis I it mother and other relatives. Mrs ; Oweiij. rettitncd later'in the evening. J Dorothy remained in P<>m;tria with (Jier jfjiiinl mother! We hope she will -have a pleasant .stay. . Air, and Mrs. William Sullivan motored from IJlue Ridge, X.-C. STmda\ to spend awhile avith the lat tor's ; mother and sisters on Young St. Mr. Nim 'Xesbitt, :? student of r-A'oorhros Institute was in the caty Saturdavi ?"* " Mr. Andrew Klmore is recovering Ironi a spider bite received last week. Mr. Adrian (ir^'ne Passes Mr. Adrian f Ireobe, the beloved son of Mrs. Kmnta Groono Poster and' the late Rev. Grdene.. departed this fi.fr> SsJif 11 rrliiv Antfnef Hp leaves to mourn his loss a mother, three brothers. two sisters | and a host of relative,. and friends. ( TIKRRY HILL BAPTIST ( III R( II j , ?= Rex. IhLfL- Dauuil*. Pastor? 'Conway. S. C.?The Missionary Sole iety met at the home of Mrs. Laura Williajn. In the absence of the President. Mrs. II. L. jcaant who was away attending the Women MfsIsionary Convention. Mrs. Leila Jon-t es presided. Tlie members reported ( a , very,, enjoyable meeting.?- ? t Misj Ida Richard was hostess to _ _ THE PALMETTO LEi I N ION XKWS 1'hv Missionary convention of the) Spurlanhuig District was opened last j i'liurs-lay morning at Anticch Church I t>v tiie disTiicjl rresale n't Mrs.- W. S. Lewis. Dr. K. 1'. Ellis, the Presiding Eliler of the district accompanied by li s wile Mis. Ellis wiVe present, and iii tli gave wholesome advice to the , <>n\viilion. .Mi s. Kills is the conference Branch President and her meetings is scheduled, September 2 in \\ Cdgeficld. It was said by many that tlie convention wan one of the best in many years. The Spartanburg district is proud of Mrs. Lewis and is willing- to follow such a lead, or. being- worthy of the "task. .Mrs. Kvotyn Hughes of Cincinatti Ohio, one hundred years old died last Friday and was brought" to t'nion for burial. She joined the church in ; -lavaV v?time.?attrl?"wrrs eojivi-iaed rig"fyMhi" yo tr.;1 ngn.- 1 She was the tirst member of 15 oat is Chapel A. ,M. K. /ion Church, Key. .1. R. Blake of Rock Hill.vias her pastor forty years. Funeral services was conducted by the Rev. Beat is. -She leaves two sons: Bolton and the Rev. F. 11. 11 ugiics of ..Columbia'; two daughters Henrietta Lipscomb of Union and tvhiora Kershaw of Ohio, a number of grands and great - grands' to mourn her lost. She died in the. full tri umph ot lyith. .Mrs. W. M. Neely, the nurse at Bricks Junior College ami her neieo .Miss Vermeil Williams and Mr. Merlin IJvth a. a student of the above n;i '.el college are visiting at the' home of the llev. and Mrs. Win .Douglass. They will remain here until MTss' Beatrice Douglass reUir.s to Bricks. X. C. .. .Mrs. Sallie Bolden of Camden? S. is visiting her son, PmlL- am . Mis.'J. W. Rohlen at 22i> X. PiinkUe>i Street. ' During the?past week Clinton <'hai>i>cl A. M. K. /ion has been engaged in, the < Id time Methodist .prayer- 'meeting, preparations are being made for the revival, Cireat interest "has Ik'eh -nVanifested-'in the service' each night. Thursday night the cluirctr (Bethel \. .M. I'M was packed, standing room va-' at a .premium i" hear -the ini's agi ih1'i\ i 11'jl?by?liu!?Rew -ML Rice.- editor of--the ".Union Times." Dt:r heal t,s were made to I'epoLe while he spoke to lis from the subject. "The Voice, of one crying in the wilderness" to say _that Rev. Rice preached is sutVicieUt for those who know him. He-always gives -food for?thought." ^ L l-'riday night _t he '.parsonage?W'-a-s 'he s-cne of a storm which happily -"'irpii-ed our IkVtor. Rer. I). 1*. I'h -mpson. The sturm- came as a :ushing wild led by stewards and mh a -i's Ni-s. L 2 and if. Singing:. "Cod W ill T.ake -Care of Vou'': They I'T-t the pantry gioanjng beneath its ad. 1:!\ i i \ ; hi lie- 1 hai rni.ihl -lie wislI? d for t he siil>-ti nanuo of like. As ley departed ih.-y sang "Cod be with ,Vou tiTl we meet again." Sunday nnyning '.i:-'!l) Chu/Mi S hod VDEK ^ FLORENCE NEWS , A silver teHTmrly was giyoi lasi I Thursday August In at l he* home tit' -Mr^aiul Mrs. Jou Mt'lver tor t hebenefit of the Epworth League- ??i" Cumberland M. E. Chureli. A shut t.program was arilmged by the Vive President, Miss Yaudell Washington. A short talk by Mr. William Mi I vt i ; Instrumental duet; after wliieh a de | .licious menu was served. Mr. Waverly BnRlford of Camden ' Was in the citV last week anil visiti.l Mr. Malachi Stokes. The Pulpit Aid ('hili niei -aL.lhf .home of Mrs. John Wilcox. 'lbs-, next meeting will be at Mis. Jilin Carr, Palmetto Stieet. ; Mr.""Henry Ft Singleton, Mr. I.j Robinson, Mr. Walter Barno-, .Mrs. U? K. (Jantt, of Columbia, S. C? l it ; Sunday morning to attend the F.Ik's ; Craild T.odoe V:itiim;b ( \ .in ,., I i ,m M1 New Jersey. While On r.- tbev will visit .N\'\v York C'Jity. Miss Kichel Gillespie who has been" here with her Sister Mrs. Jessie Elli. jsif^ee' . the death of her dauyhtic, I went as far as. Washington, I). 0.. with them from their he will return I to her, seho.l1 in' Rm d ill own, l'ii. Rev. 11. II. Cooper, district sup.: in tendent of Florence prea.hed a wonderful senium last Sunday inarm: g at Cumberland. Ills subject?'-*\ ' Friendly Enemy." *" East Florence Community Cuib met at the home of Mrs. MaV.v Bur- i nett cn S. Charlotte S_t., Wednesday' 'August 17th. Two new members en rolled: Mrs. Catherine Burnett and Mr. Amos Burnett after the trans actioil cf business a delicious course was served. The meeting" then adjouijned to* meet at t.ho holne of Mrs.'! . Omita. Howard, .'51'.) Ballard St on Wednesday. September 7." , Miss Priserlla Eagles' and brothel'.' W'. Eagles .of Columbia, S. 0.,' is visiting their aunt. Mrs. Julia \Yilliams on 1107 K. Pine St. * ^ili!?rni i ir Kri'ftl'lJ Kn.-'.ci line si' Philadelphia, Pa;, has returned hon.e after the burial of her l>i(Mhci-iuThe. Baptist Young .People Club met at tbe home of Miss Margaret 1 James on W. Sumter St. The ineetnig?was?called?t-o?oi-der?by?l lie vice.. President. Miss l.eola Mc<'lease: aft.er^ devotioiials the minutes of the ( previous meeting was real by the secretary. Miss Margaret James. Oid and new business was called. Alter . the business they were served by rh<T~hostcs. .Mr. and Mr. I,. I>; Philpett's.gave a partyMcffday evening in hoi,uu.?of their-,Sister Mies. Ahirruirc t KKis._ r Miss Mattie Hill was the gre-l of Miss Catherine Young, in 111.11svi 11 "The King's Highway" was' presented Monday eveuinc in H.-ni^v 11.at the Baptist-C'hurih. A v.eiy large crowd attended. This play was ; brought to Florence by Mrs.' Io'a J'tllQS. . T1 has winy it? i.-Iite ac i i 1. both colored' And white. They wanted them to repeat it soon. ; Mrs. Mary Swlnhm a faith/til oieliibor of TimHv lt:in: i<t"* !' ? r.n i ll pick list. Mrs. James Ranee and children, Mrs. Ilfrcins White. Mrs.' Wi tie Hivwe aiulchildrens-spent a-very pleasant evening at the pknic at Savannah Grove. Mrs. Laura Giant will h ave Kviday for Wilmington. Ny. C.,' where she Will, spend awhile, with her Sister. Miss I.ouise McClease. ter of Rocky Mt.. N. (\, ae.ompanV+M r. and Mrs. H. Kin try, v 'and'Matia-ii .by Mrs. I.ula K 11 y of New York spent the "week-end with.Mis. l.aw Hi'owm <<,.,< Gospel Tornado in The ? East, v Reverend Wuli-r ' .Ian es" 1'avis. South's greatest V.ynm > n \> Tn I\ew \ orklie just closed one of the greatest meetings in hi.-tory. . Tn kiVhmotul, where the lem ing white paper broadcasted his. praise and he was honored *vith the publication' of his picture in same paper. He plans to remain in New York. mayJtye until Christinas. Having re eived letters from those OVER LA TRAIN TRAVEL From?CO Round Trip Faro: I) $ 1.00 _. Charleston _ S 1.00 Savannah -S 2.00 __ Savannah :__i. * S 2.0() A she v i 1 le . ... J _, S 2.60 ?Charleston _.S 4:00 __ __ Jatlesonville S 5.00 Richmond S 5.00 Norfolk S 5.00 __ Yorktown ^ two Haltllttore S 6.00 __ . ^"Washington - ? 7.00 . Tampa . S 7.00 Atlanta i ^ S 8.0() Miami S 9.00, __ Birmingham -S 9.00 __ __ Chattanooga _.S I 10.00 . Norfolk S 11.00 Philadelphia .S 11.00 __ Atlantic City 12.00 New York _S 13.00 __i. Pittsburgh. ^__.S 22.00 __ __ New Orleans __S Also very low bargain fares 4ietweei^ A4F INants 4n vhe nmsioN round trip f a hi Fare I'lusjOne Dollar_iiii_^alc S addition to Date of Sale. Consult Ticket Agents. W. SOUTHERN RAJ iHiif r* iW r tin 4 i'i r ii'iiiiifri /Aaid^ib?i Rev. I!. I!. Cr y of () a-..Lto.hui jr j pa^ctl if l.i cm l) i ,v ?, :;y i n. Monday. J oil's. Coin I'inc! n-y.oi < >'a '^ohr.i-j* t :.'il St"< lify -in, the v iIy <-il l?!!>il!( - -. * 'IK1 fMlpV.ini;- :;t cjJ i... vsoii.V no-tn^.Ho. CM! S. (', T7> '! lie"Good Suintti'iitiiT l!osj?i'-.-.i :i N.jdnv to sec Mrs. "a ' ! \V )If. mi.!' Mi s.. K i - AVrillta "~.k.'\Lys hia Williams. "oi i a \! .Io-.cs/Mi s l.il'Vm Fooler ap<l otlici's.'. -' -Tlar j;...iv-jra-j-T,!' \v'i;]":f'ooa Ik>v r. t.'c t!ic .?? c'a-rs aril scfmhtrs^ >' wo.il?I , 1 hi.ali. .'Ju-rq. ika--the- val-Haivj-. .Si't'vii.cs i hoy r aw- .) en<y.>:;cil - ini: y? K-. v. Ik then." a!o-'i/ ui-.h A!i??. Lilly J - Mv>. ! -ii.-n .hi'mson M : I ..?! ' ' 1 'i l.i ' ' Monday. Vv c p.;: i -\i-?-V. liilf h to. I<l5p"~lhe of ir . . I'. I'. AJi, ,.lui;n who h:... .'! t- <i a'p i i-a .r. Allen i'nivn say. I d " l a ia; i v a . I U- 11 'A "I'- ')>' i'so:.s mii'uii'if to C" diimh'a : Yi.e <? i.>< 1 Samaritan Hvvi it;.I sc.' Mr*.' \Vlmle v- oil Monday. , ' . lUi^-!it?:U"M^--UTK4.i -MiVS'lh Afi'.'-. AifirV'c 1-*?: '-! ?'. Ml.. Sol lie Cliap!>.!!, ;i i- ! A f?- AI .- f. i. ;J .IM.n on. ? - Mr. W. <'. .'a '.so,, i ivl la IIv have IS-1;ir-acrt-h.-."Ty-TrYrT a Tew -v. ] >' ia V,., k'. A- ioa' .! Ai^niii.! Mr. Walter .('allw. 'l h-;- c I 1 -111.. < 1 home ai'r -+t-t?-a 1! 1 ry- *t: . el..; tTi New V. >1. I TJ. iv .'ii'ii Si-jit. r,ih._. ;J. A- :ii d Sc^jt.. 7th i /|nl Si'pt. IMli I I'I't. :! A: iii d Si'|M. Tlh ep1. Mid Sipt. JMh p't. ' .. J'ffl Sept. 5Mh t'pt. :'fil ' Sept. IJHh yl>i. 2 Ai Hixl nth | opt. -2 & :! ! '. I Sept. nth [ t'pl. - & * ol d Sept. r,th t'l?t. 2 A- iinl Sept. r.th ] t'l't. ;H.d Si'pt. lath S(()Ut he in' ''^ *U i' i r I ^ ^ y ], v- ^ ]S ?>ti Hasis One Way Kcpillar opt. 2-3 1-1; I./mit 10 Days in' K. MtCJF.i:. A. (I. r. A. LWAY SYSTEM r , the. ladies df the ehmch will be had .Monday night, August 29,11)32, Silver Hill and Trinity A. M. K. ('lunch will hold its Joint Teacher's .Meeting. Friday evening at 730 P. ,M. at. Trinity A. M. 10. Church. Every Sunday School teacher is request d to he present. The. "'Broadway Singers of New Voi k City, will appear at Silver Ilill M. 10. Church, Friday evening at 3 l\.M. These are the leading singers i f . our 'rare.. Public is 'invited to' hear then.?Admission 25 cents. ^ i1 ' liin and Trini'y A. M-JO Church held their jbint picnic }a.st_ ^'uesday in Hie "land of happiness" Tryo",.X. (',. The depiessicn was for gotten for' the time being and between ?(>!) and 700 people gathered around table* laden with the best of UumI,?Our., Sopt. Dr.?Walker?wan happy over the result. Mrs. E. H. Drake, left Saturday for a visit to- re knives in Buffalo, Now York. Dr. T. K. ("ITt'Mg and Mr. Or--G, Coin*"left by auto to spend the week1 in Washington. Dr. Gregg (s . attending the Doctors' Convention 'in the Capitol. . Mr. Win. Kirkland continues" to improve- at . his-.home on K. Valley Street. . Mesdames Wm. Bethea ami Josephine Johnson motored to Surnter on Wednesday e'ufning Friday with their children. Thry reported a lovely 11Tju The many fvi nds o^ T.Iiss Harriet * Daw-king- will he prtnd-to know- that she is impf'Qvpig steadily. M i1. ('li 11 lie 1) aukills left Widnes- J day for Blue Ridge North Carolina,where he \y_iJJ spend. several days in ' nieparin.. io (lose the resort for the summer. *" ^ The Needle Craft Art and Social Club entertained with whist and III idee at t he h me of Mr and Mrs. Win, Bet he in honor Of Mrs. Roberts sister and Mrs. Ya'i^ of I^Dston, ; (Massachusetts. ... The home w.as beautifully decorat- ! ed; a color scheme of green and yellow being carried out. Following rttc-gumes" the hostess: -served a Ttrvely ice .purse. t -^*-Mx-*s.-s?Clara ana "Wessie I.ee rYyoii. N. ('., *>?pent a few hours with .II.-.; narrier i;;hvmii.i. WESLEY M. K. CHIKCH 1 Hev. M. I.. Gre^n, Pastor. The Sunday school met at 10:15 a. m. -with a goodly number present. The school was-called to Order l>y the Supt. Mr. Eddie Iieaver. The teachers took charge of their classes and . had' a very timely discussion of the lesion. . Each one was benefitted. At 11:.'50 our pastor delivered a. message-*which deeply imprssed its hearers. ^Text found I Cor. .3:10-15. Subject: "What are you building?" This message was accompanied by the Holy Spit it and many souls . rejoiced in the God of Their salvation. The sObject was explained well . en.oiigh for the lenst*ehild to under-, stand. There is promised a splendid program for Sunday in the Epworth Ertt-gne. The main feature of?"The program will he a debate. Subject: Resolved, That the Radio has hindmrni up. rilllMlIlll IHMU'lTiJs ol Hie ? Nation. Come, and witness this program. . East Sunday was anniversary of the Willing Worker* Club. We enjoyed: a splendid program consisting < to' -1110 t'lul/? aim. utiicli was timely given by .the president?Mr.. .Freder.?L_ ick Rosemomb Solo Miss Anna E. Spann. Two numbers bv thet famous Radio Four quartet, and the poeti- Mr. E. M, Keitt. The main speaker was iivtt'<Sduc?d?the Rev. A. S. . Poe. His address was indeed a gem frojn the subject: "I.ifels Up per Chambers Windows." Ministerial Popularity Contest Monday niglit, August 29, the Min isLei ial Popularity Coiitest_willzxlose? ?its drive at Wesley M. E. church, on tin1 corn or ot Barnwell and Gervais streets, beginning at 8:15. The contestants are as .follows: Rev.. M. L. Green, pastor of Wesley M. E. chiirch; Rev. W. G. Owens, pastor ri^St. James A. AI. E. church; Rev. R. I. Lemon, pastor of Emanuel A. AL E. church; Rev. M. M. Peace, pastor of Second Calvary Baptist church A very promising and inspiring program will he rendered by these churches jointly. If you miss this treat, you will have missed a part of rour life. No admission. A silver offering will he taken. Mrs. M. E. Green, our pastor's wife SIH'nt. tho U'fiik-nn.l i.. ' O..o