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Saturdays-October>8, 1932 * 1 ' ^ 1 i REVIVAL MEETINGS ANI) OTHER t l NOTES By W. C. Crawford, I'astorEvangelist Bethel A. M. ]E. Church 1 i. Anderson, S. C.?'More than thirteen weeks of Revival Meetings have been enjoyed fc>y us at the following named places and with the following pastors. At each place we made special mention or our school, Allen University, now Allen College, and of the great work that hna been ac- ' complished in the past, and that has ' been started, under the new leadership of Capt. Simpspn, the business TYior\n ; J * ,,r MO ?Wlli TTC 111? AA--^ -??opened fire at Ware 'Shoals, Big Bethel. This is a grand church, with , a great future. The Rev. S. J. Cow- : ans is in chauge. Wle had a wonderful meeting here?and the?sftme : will be long remembered-. We_next^ r joined uur pastor ln the city of ' I^^r^psVi..and-his geotl -people-, the -?Jev. A ""J. Martin, where we Itr-d a glorious meeting at Bethel Church. ( From Cypress Chapel Ttet^ujrTTan "I ner with Rev. J. B. Brown and his 1 people on the Piedmont" circuit here j "a great meeting was had. Reys. , Sumter and Ford paid us a visit ] here and encouraged us. -From?Laureusrto "Ahbev-iUewhere ( for two weeks wo again joined. iSjjtK-" [ the Rev. "J." E. VaUss of Due ' and his wonderful people, at Grace' j Chapel. Here the Rev. M. Massey . ? -and his Hue wife, Mrs. massey, made everything pleasant for us while in | Abbeville. The members of this lit- 1 tie charge are as good as can be found anywhere. Few in number, j ifpT wfthrtaTTTemale officers, for the most ' T part, they are hard to beat. With ; tht- assistance of the ministers of j the city and community, we had a 1 . wonderful time -in the name of the Lord. 1 i' The Revs. D. W. Jones, J. W. 1 Thomas, W. L. Devlin, W, F. Harris j Rice, M. Massey and our past<ir of { the Holiness Church and his people Dr. J. '3. SrpitK the unselfish presided ing older of the Abbevtille district { who put his soul into the * meeting f along with tall the above named bret f hern. He has not changed himself, from the common way of meeting i ' and greeting his brethren since be- j ing made P. E. This church owes . its life and existenoe to the Rev. M. f Massey, who toiled and sacrificed toe-ether wittl n"""'- -* il--? ? .. .v.. v??v uvai or LIIUL ' community apd put that nice building ' there: Massey will yet bo re mem-1, -?ternH I -Kiffttta in Ahlnivilli iu lalll'll uyuil 1 the only aunt we have living now, a f widow, Mrs. Kate Fair, who has sue x cessfully trained and finished up in 4 ?Hie schools of the state and church. A host of girls graduating fi'6n>-lhe' State College and from Allen Uni\*ersity. They are now engaged in! teaching in the graded schools of i Georgetown, Abbeville .and St. Step-1, hens, S. C., while two othprs are emi- f ployed in the North. |t Wp. spent sometime with Dr. P. S.i< Mosley and his good family, here wet 1. found him engaged,' hard at work in j trying to make better the schooDcon \ (jitions by adding the eleventh grade J which has been approved by all con-i^ cerned. _ This will save the -people y no little time and money in educat-l ing their children. We called upon our spiritual | frie'nd and father 4" the gospel and : church. I speak of the Rev. D. \H. Johnson, who is. now-4n?farting; ihealth and memory. But I am pleas ; to add this testimony to life's work that his children, relatives and .friends may know it in time, that he lis hereby giving the credit in a very large measure for whatever humlble'; Service I have rendered, or will be ' fable t0 give for my Lord and Master c Church and race. I? I>et the brave men of flhe Piedmont c Conference f^ivc special consijdera- 1 ion to this noblo and worn out vet- t ran and ex-president of Allen Unf- c 'ersity; an ex-presiding Elder and \ i most honorable man of our church ^ nd race. O church of God and-1 Christians o? each and every com- * iiunity, cast not away the old, aged r 'ick and worn out members and min I 'tors of Christ. In" remembering ? j nd serving them, we serve and fc Jess pur . Master. I crill attention a flse the the Rev. F. Y. Dcndy of * Taurens, S. C., who also is in failing ( * * yairhl an ex-presiding elder and was s ?-imbltv vrtfrtrer fuf tlffe chTllVTS' ' and o ^ >a';' s 'hile on our revival Mission we ? e other contacts, in each of the t ro named places where the puband graded sdhools were opened, r Ware Shoals, Laurens and Abbe- C , we visited these schools and aifaged the work of Christian I cation. We made known the fact *\ KINQSTREE NEWS /? . Rev. J. S, feenn, pastor of Bethel A. M. E. Church who preached at the sister church, St. Paul Sunday Sept. 26 reported as having had a nice time. lie was accompanied by h,is wife and children. On last evening the superintendent of the A. C. E. League changed the league service into fo. Young's Peo^ pie's testimonial meeting in which all that were present took a part It was a way in which to get the young people to express themselves. We were very glad to listen to some very interesting remarks by Pi'o. Lamar Bradley, formerly of Kingstree and who has been in attendance at Allen University for a number of years. Everyone seemingly enjoyed the rt>marks pot nnly?because?they were iuteresrting but also because they were- uttered-^from one who is our own?one of the?products of Kingstree, and we all feel proud of him. Professor Bradley, wSio h'as been engaged in Tongue work?at?Allen t?nfvPrs;ftjy~ for sometfime wa<v' also elected" as^uperrnlendent of the A. C. E. league of this ehurch (Bethel) since the former Superintendent, Miss Geneva Burgess is leavihg for Voorhees College2__D?imuii44T?42o?thhrlTo kindly Consented. , Rev. K. J. Rnnsnm nf M,.li!no c Rev and Mrs. J. S. Be<nn were in ?harW;ton last week on business of mportance. Sunday, Oct. 2 is the Pastor's Salary Day. All the members are ooking cheerfully to put over a big irogram in raising the pastor's saliry. The rally which was called off on ho third Sunday in September was i* success. All the captains however lid their best in pushing it over the ;op. Misses Mary Ella Witherspoon and viola Goodwins who were sent from Ilis church (Bethel) as delegates to he district Sunday School Convention which was held at Hickory Irove A. iM. E. Church reported as laving spent a delightful stay. , The Tomlinson High School of Kingstree will open Monday Oct. 3 1'Oilfl with a ihupi etf1 fur till* ichool year. Prof. Lairrtap Bradley vill be one among the new instructors for the school year. IN MEMORIAM RANDOLPH?In sad but loving renembrance of our dear husband and 'ather, Mr. Thomas H. Randolph who leparted this life six years ago, Sepembor 30, 1926. loving and kind "in all his Sviays, Jpright and just to the end of hi"S . days, * ^ better father you never could find, Vhat fa Tjeautiful memory he left behind. Mrs. Elise Randolph w>f? > Mrs. Hannah Randolph Kitchen Mrs. Elizabeth-Peeler Steptoe Mr. Thomas H. Randolph, Jr. Miss Margaret E. Randolph Mr. Robert E. Randolph M1tos Catherine L.Randolph Miss Doris M. Randolph, children hat along with other schools and olleges of the state, that Allen Colege was safe under the ieadershjp >f Capt. Simpson and Bishop Noah V. Williams. We have confidence in hem to he fully able and capable of arrying on for God and the race. Ve have set the pace and nine stulents have registered at Allen Colege from Bethel 'Church, Anderson iixl two for Hampton. Again jwe dedge our support and loyalty to lishop Williams and Capt. Simpson. 5ee our record and judge tih/e future >y the past. Call the tool and ask iny of all of the bishop we have orvod, under: Lee, Turner, Cofrpin, 'happelle, Beckett, Hurst and Rartom amj flU fit the former. pre a i dan ta T'Tfie scnooiy and under the leadorhip of Bishop W/illiamB and Capt. !impsoh with bod leading the enire host, we are bound to succeed. The effectual, fervent prayers of a ighteous man availeth much. May lod bless our church and school. Yours in His name, W. C. CRAWFORD ' j THE PALMETTO LEXI iMARION DISRICT SUNDAY ? * SCHOOL CONVENTION t The above named convention convened with St. Paul A. M. E. Churt'h Little River, S. C. Dr. I. W. Janerett Presiding Elder; Rev. R. N. Moses i pastor, Sept. 22-25, 1932. Devotions ' conducted by elders, Rev. B. Wt Ran ,som, W. H. Foxworth, and M. -S. Spain. , I Mrs. Carter and Miss MViry E. Davtia?were elected?secretaries.? M rs. Loyd of Conway and the secretary were elected reporters to tl^ church , papers* ' ^4 The sermons were preached by.tbe following ministers; Rev.S7.-J. B. Lew is, J. W. L. Duckett, W. Or Hayes, W ' T n n rn on/1 V?n Pmr f W 1 Lovin, pastor of the whitd Methodist Church, all did credit to the convention and themselves. .1 This is Dr. I. W. Janerett's first i year an providing elder, haying been recently appointed by Rt. Rev. Noah W. Williams, bishop of tho 7tli Episcopal [District.- All the oeofrfo are pleased at the way in which he presided and carried out his program. There was not a stone left. nntnrned. The church wja^ filled to its ca?pacity (htrrng^each: g$^<?f<yn7 Iteming-ly seeking information*-? Mrs. A. V. Hagirv- of Marion antT tihe Rev. Charles W. Lovin pastor of the white Methodist?Church of LiL-~ r tie Kiver were assets to the e6nvj?ntion. They made talks whichljwilL Jinger on our memory: Prof. P. C. Leggett read his report as District Supfc Saturday and was re-elected. Rev. R. N. Moses and his people left no stone unturned in trying to make our stay a . pleasant one. " nvcm I'tiomc! . lMj/UVl-i C M. IVHO Whereas the Ttjbv. R. N. Moses, Pastor of..St. Pau^A.-'M. E. Church, ' and his good people did everything in His power to make our stay a pleas'ant one, and i Whereas: The choir rendered such melodious music cheering the souls of everybody, aild^ -y| Whereasl TR,e Itev. I. W. Janerett presiding elder of the district, presided with such Christian dignity, showing no special favors to anyone. tgmfer thenv a rising vote- of .thanks. Respectfully,? ?1 - Your Committee:A. V. Hagin . P. C. Legott Louise McRae. CHARLOTTE, N. C., STIRRED IIY DR. J. W. COLEMAN, OF SPARTANBURG, S. C. The Pastor, Dr. A.. W. Hill, officers and members of Greater Pleasant Hill Baptist Church arC rejoicing wiOh the people of the city over the ten , nights rfivivnl meeting rrmdnrtod by Dr. J. W. Coleman, pastor of the Majority Baptist Church, Spartanburg. ; * Many souls are waiting now for -the?water to- be troubled^ -backsliders? have returned hnd the city and the ' cthurch were so greatly stirred that ! it was impossible to seat the crowds i the last: five mights. All records , were broken and we had a financial success. With the Sunday's collec- i tion and report of auxiliaries, we i raised $166.00 in the ten days. Dr. 1 Hill siavs we broke down all economic ] disorder and destroyed part of old s Satan's Kingdom and put. over a t powerful program for Jesus" in Char- < lotte, N. C. j Experience added to training has ] made Dr. Coleman the most power- ] ful pastoral evangelist in the two : Clirolinas. 1 His chraming personality, his pow er of dramatizing and his plainly 1 .drawn pictures by his eloquence drew crowds from all parts*of the city, who J cried out -'What manner of manner > is this" that the gamblers, bootleg- 1 gcrs and sinners obey his voice. 1 In iDh. iliill'a comment upon-"-***"' series of sermons, from the text The Ix>rd is my Shepherd and in" Rev.: The. .Client Day of His Wrath Has Come, (are worthy to be heard by any aud| ience.?Hts sermons?were spread ' I Yh'is church like the bros>icatst of |W. B. T. ^ 've Christian Horalds go proclaim H Salvation in Immanuel's name. |: To distant chimes the tidings hear And p?uit Hhe rose of sharon there." 1 . ^ ^ < AIKEN NEWS I , 2 Ja. . " | , | Epsilon Chapter of Ki Kappa Kr < fraternity incorporated was recently organized , in Aikon and granted a charter by the Natioal Organization. ( I This chapter is composed of the j following: Messrs Council Cherry, Raymond Hamilton, Mason Johnson, ( Charles Johnson, Willie Conkle, Jos. j Harley, and Wendell Calla|h,am. | The chapter has aAremjiy secured anrl n t'TTunf TJ mUw.lt >-v >u.invii. uicicn u ciuck service opened with the sweet strains of ^ "Holy Praised to the- I.or<b^of church. Truly it. was good to he in j jMrst Baptist. 8 o'clock found us * back in our respective places. Our ' services were of the highest order; 1 our pastor Rev. D. S. Sample came 1 forward and preached another ser- r mon. 'We have a number o^ visitors [at- all of our services and aro glad J to, welcome them at all times. ' }| MEK~ ? , ' SAVER OF SOLE?*?VERSIS SAVIOR ?* ^ Dear' Mr. ElTtlor: The Tuesday after the 1st Sunday in October, 1880* we landed at King-stree, S. C., and began our-work as the saver of soles, lor the citizens of : that (historic town. The doctors, lawyers, preachers et al, gave us a most liberal patronage, and lor more 1 than three years, it was our'job to our last. /vi trie annual meeting 01 tnc itap-' list, . .ifjllliriiWiiiuil,?Mistitntai'v ami Sunday SchonT C on ventxo it, May 4 to 8, 1881 at tho Pee Dee Union Baptist-tOhurch of Che raw, we wore duly appointed Sunday School Missionary: for the county of-Williamsburg,-be-1 ginning our work as name at the Bethlehem Baptist Church of which the late Rev. J. C. Pawley was the beloved pastor. During our incumben-' cy of?tho-oHicc?\vu lisited?everv lchurch in Williamsburg County:'- AT' the annual meeting of the State J Convention at t^e Heihosihi?Baptist. Church of Georgetown May 5 to 9, 1882; Rev. B. R owe 11; pastor, we were tissignetl a pbp-e oil proLTam on thu. subject of State Missions. The --cop- ' vention was so" well pleased* with our i address, thatZtEey voted unanimously 1 for our ordination, which event as has been ineviousTv^ahno'ihce^ w"^ hftd on "be 1st Sunday in August. On the 4th Sunday in September of the sam^-"TPaF_assistecT by the late, I Revs? Monroe Boykin and M. W. Gil-! bert, the members' t>f Bethlehem Baptist Churcsh, cooperating, we organiz ed the_ first colored Baptist Church in Kingstree and Miss Sarah Cpnyers of the Morris Street Baptist Church oi unarieston, who was at 'hat time visiting1 >a friend' Mrs. Cohen Whitehead, gave, the church its nahie? Siloam. The 4tfh Sunday ult. marked fifty~years of .'ho church's existence. In commemorating the life of the organization, 'Which-was some time up and some time down," the following three day program was observed?' i Rev." \y. L. McFarland,. acting as i Master of Ceremonies. Friday night the VVclco>ie Address by Row A. W. j Wright, response by Master of Cere- < monies. Sermon by Rev. Ci C. Reynolds, D. D., pastor of the M. E. , Chmvtr Specinl mush? by choir, Sat- -? urday, 11:30 A. M. Semnon by Rev. Church. Special music by choir of | A. M. the Sunday School concert was : conducted- by De-aeon- Wilson and Mr. i I,. McFarland, consisting of papers by ] several young ladies and some beautiful solos followed by a review of the S. Si ?The An niveYsary Sermon was preached by . Rev. E. It. Roberts, the-founder and , first past.or. At 3:30 P. M. two Deacons were ordained: Bros. L. Ratfor their ordination was made by the Rev. W. L. McFarland. The cjosing sermon was preahod by the Rev. S. 1 E. AVatson,' D. D. Pastor of the St. t Paul M. E. Church. Ere the parting (I hand was given 'he present pastor't of the Siloam Church, Jtev. W. M. ? Anderson expressed his gratitude for ? the fraternfal spirit -manifested by :he . several churches, pastors and I nembers participating. It was fhe oest he had ever witnessed during his \ 13 years of administration in school j ind church. Ui the fifty years of :ho existence of the Si Warn (Baptist \ ? u ^ l.oc u.'. l'iuu vu cut iicto tr\jyi i cu v vu U y H l,U' \ following-rnjnisters: Revs. E. R. ( Roberts, J. It. Taylor, C..Whitehead, E. D. Laug, J. R. Brooks, C. W. Wat r son, R. B.-Salters, D._J. Jenkins, W. [j.- McFarland, W. B. Washington, T. c J. Jones, A. C. Jones, and W. M. An- c .lerson,-, We have no hesitancy in j saying," that the Siloam C.hurch is on j. joying its most prosperous period in'j its history, and the pastor enjoys the 11 respect, of hoth the white.land color- . ?d citizens of Kingstree. . LAURENS NEWS. , J ' . ??- Js i As beautiful Indian summer beam- < .id?upon?as?Sunday?morning?-t-he-various schools Were filled. Ai 11:30 services at Bethel and' St. Paul were held. After the preliminaries. at Bethel by pastor Martin Rev. J.I). Boyd filled the pulpit. The Holy Coonmuhion being given. Excellent music being rendered by the choir. Any one wishing to get Themselves beautified, should call to see Mrs, | J Minnie Campbell, 541 W. Hamptonstreet. She is "agent for-The Over- j ton-Hygierfic Products. She meet's ( her customers with a smile?loving, congenial and kind. Call on hey. She s O.K. . . ; _ ' c. Mr. ad Airs. Charley Shelton and hildren of Sedalia were guests .at he home of Mr. C.H. Duckbtt and Mr. gild Mrs. Thos. Shelton. N. ? = Mr. Johnie Dean h)us been comined o his room the past week. / Mr. Cash Franks who fias been f ndisposed for several weeks is now s improving. Messirs. Kinnie Shell, \dams and Latimer were his guests <c Sunday afternoon. r Mr. and Mrs. Cash Franks motored v .0 Fountain In Friday to visit friends, h We are sorry to report* Mrs. Mary Franks ill at her home. I 'Iiev. Brown has been the house 1 ruest of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Shelton ij h<? pnst week. 1 Miss Ada Alle^ of Charlotte, after I1 ;pending the wedk-end visiting Mis- ^ ;es Lillie Mac and Leola Dendy left S sfinday. - ' See Masters Kelley and Spurgeon * ")endy, Jr., when in need of a I^eakr. ? ; ?-|2 Mt'. .Joe Hunter accompanied by, everal young men motored to New * Luuk-.Sinuktx. .uight. ? ....n..., Sunday afternoon at .1:00 o'clock, Sl lev. Boyd with his choir ami the ' lice quartet were present at Bethel. 1 rhis being highly enjoyed. ' h Mrs. I.illie Mae Rutledpe's mother ^ >assed away Sunday ahd 'will he fu- ? localized later. ? jo We are glad to repor^ Mrs. Hen- ? ietta Davis .strill improving since s >eing removed to her home and is S< X carefully nursed by Mrs. Ed-!'1 - r , ? * HKNN E'i TSVIM.K NKWS. K. Grftcc, Matilda K. M< l end at id' A^nes K. Hall of \'c',v York City spent a few daykF home with relatives and friends last week. /Miss .Maitha Reese left "Wednesday for another school tei';n itt Kinds' ree hijfh school. Miss Kdith (Jrdcae ftas resumed her school?work in Cii eel-'\A ille. jMother Violet Reese was 'tpiu raliz- J ed Tuesday afternoon at Shiloh ! eliun'h. Ruv. A. J. rlirhf Id.Jn.-T was assisted by Itevs. 1). K. Thorn is of Florence, Jaekfson, pastor of St.1 Michagl's chuijch; J. S. Drake and \V. J. McCoy. Splendid talks \<ere I made by Mrs. M.K. Howard, of Darlington; Mrs. iMary "Dixson of Cedar j Fall church and Mrso_ Murj, June, Bradford of . Shiloh. The flowers were many and beautiful, Ml-i t lian VN oite and daughter Little Miss Carrie Vermeil Wolfe of Now York j were present at the funeral of their} grandmother.?Sbt?w as .laid?tn?rrm? in a mound of flowei;s. : J.ll.W. Morris in char ?Vr ' ?Rt<v. ??1?1 Mir!. M.'-I. -11 am,a and fqpftiy.were-calked to Kingstnc-WmT-" nesday to a'tend the funeral Of tlieii sister and aunt Mrs. Eugenia Mt Strong. ' - - Mrs. kobeuca Ijrston. a irljinbei < of Shiloh was laid to lest Monda> 1 at Lester, S. C. She died at her ' ( home Saturday. Mr. Jones Bacote was instantly j killed in wreck Sunday. The s'ad and sudden message reached the city Saturday that our beloved State President Mrs.- C.N. Jones of' Florence bqing no more.* Quite. a number; witnessed the funeral services 1 ' en Monday. * Mrs, Hallic M. McRao of Southern Pines, N. C.', Miss Spears, of New; York and Miss "Willie B. JonOs were in the city Sunday, house guests, of' Misses. C.S. and C. D. Sanders. Mrs. Kate Reese arrived home-af-.' licely after a week or .more sickness. I The funeral service of Mrs. Rebec- j a Laston was held at Shiloh Baptist' hurchaMonday at 3 o'clock, Rev. A. r Wright. master . of ceremonies. IT ^pv. Bunch, of Hamlet, Rev. Wash-! ftgton, Rev. Gordon, assisted with he service. Solos by Mrs. M. Wil-1 iams and Miss Annie M. Walls. ,J.i: \ W Morris in clone-,. of 1 ho hn.lv blowers "were many and beautiful, j \ dear Christian soul has gone to est forever. The .Marlboro County Training ' -Vhool, at McC'oll, Dr. A. C.Cdok, rrincipal will open ' on the 17-th of October. We trust him .and the en-1 ire new faculty much success in very respect. NOTICE. ' Clinton,.S. C., Oct. 4,T19;i2;i ..Pursuant to.-an order of the Lay-, j nen's Movement whieh met in Char- ' eston, ult., the Advisory Committee I >f the Piedmont Conference is called , o meet Oct. 15th, inst., at Weston j "Impel Church, Greenwood, S. C., at | '0 A. M. t* Others interested are welcome to ! onie. T. J. Hands, Presitletft, Miss Ilattie F.. Perrin, Secretary, r L T. Lornax, Chr., Local Coin, f ;ir -McCoy. p Miss Sammie "M. Rice left Monday ' > or Columbia,' where she will enter chool at Benedict. Rev. and Mrs. A.II. Levant accompanied by Mrs. Nettie i Spann, notored to Rocky Spring Sunday, there Rev. Levant" preached one oTj ijs soul stirring1 sermons as usu.nl. I ?The Senior Class of Hampton St. Hi met at the home of Miss Ma'tie j Fuller on last Friday evening. Bus- , n*<ss matters were discussed; then | he?following UflV'td'S \Vere elected: | 'resident, Mr. (Robert L. "Biggins; 'ice-President, Mr. J. W. Mathis, Jr.; lecretary, Melrose Dial; Treasurer, finnie Alison; Assistant Secretary, iilal Watts; Pianist*-Mattie Fuller; assistant, Alberta -.Mathis; "Critic, hoa. Shelton, Jr, ---? ? After the election, the hostess, asistcd by Miss Eilal Watts and Em-J "FiilW .qJa^. Mrg..Unl.t^,.E..lln.,L., erved delicious cream and cake. Dr. I. D. Pinson Vmd Mr. Everett hompson of Morris College, after , aving attended the Baptist Associa- I Ion at Mill Rock church .'stopped vc-r for a short while at the home f Mr. and IMrs. J.W. Fultoc,_Friday venrngr Miss Emma Fuller was ailf miles to see one of her "Morrisito" choolmates. Mr. Thompson is a rislg Senior at Morris this term. i I. : ' ' v- -J u.-. " . rifi a A THOlTillf" ,\ DAY Hy Dr. < . \\ - Montgomery It' reas< 11 jjivcs iiu.ii thy truth qf things ijh st of. us. will (lit* without kiowinjf. . 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