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1 "The New Rider" |!
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,Rvv- 1- i'hilip Ellis A
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olutionft. tTir* fir-t 'of a' r. > w y
" 4 T.hcy s"V thr.'"'< i: ?- ; : ? '
- **cranks>m?~? A<?*>I wwVrinv.r;
' prone WKorip" v.-ith ; or;- ^-Von 1 1
you believe <W\ e.nn ; 'y. y7'- ! ' 1
your debts. and rm^wr'tdnT' .?.
-to meet dir*- t. f
say revival- nv .a. d:*vr; re. p
have been /il-yarded f.n* . ?
pleasures. Byd :'tb;;'nk C 1 . .'or.
Editor "Wrij?hf. and his i injar
nrpruTornt. it; favor <
? and the.i trtje rU'^'mr ?v nlyi
the A. M. R. Ch :>vh d -;t '* ' H'-l,
' tians the world over should i\ '
indebted to this Christian
the find?of oay?fai lull ??
rtMifflon of o:ir : / : ~
when' den originations . will -elevnV
"Wiipht elr.Stf of. nun ' the
t; church will be forever safe. .
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^ ' t'Ceneral Coiifvrcnai JKh i.
r' * f As the. time draws near f t'<election
of lay and miru'-toriaT '
delegates to the A. M. E. (>*? YI;
al Conference in '36, the scene
p becominir, congested; as nearly cv
erybody.wants de yo. This i* no
go* crime 'at all for men shouTrp be 1
. ambitious, and as such tliev have
[?*" a perfect riprht to aspire. While
K' all of this is true persons dosir- _
f. big to be delegates to such a boL
dy should not consoler how much !
? they themselves would be benefit- r
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RTix.r: swyvo xf.w's
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d, 0,ty. n ft v. \y.;-ro present duet
d (he incI'Miv ncy of the weather 1
Hie third Sunday is set aside as
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Dr. J. e rs poo n, P. R.
y conducted by Miss p. TTa'niil?-n.
The topic foe discussion was
"ilavo Wo the Host Foundation
T if '?" taicon; from Matt. 7:
21-29. The discussion was open !
by Mr. M. ParTrst. and follow-*
"d by others..? 7
The evening Service 'Imparl at
7:90 o'clock in* tho Hector. TTihrvU
' is found in'-Proverbs 4:29.
*T7 1: f?.r a subject. "Voavonboar.d."
K^'ry one enjoyed the
mess ape. Tim Poforijjtiil Episeo
Mian-* welcome/ yfm to worship
i'ii. them. . .
'ST. MM!:/. \.M.F. ( Hi lU'II
(' Sunday school i.-^ in
i J' c-ehinc-'on jt'.'ov of" this
huvch. ami i< doinc^a creat work.
'I- pri'ju lied <.u Sunday nvi'iiiirr
'i o.ii Match, w T'tli Chapter 1?> J
i 'h-'.' |.',i.;ct'T (if a lit I it: child
liim-liul buruml (? death. ? :
>f the CharhsPm T)ist. will pde.ach
n Pc 'h.el .Sunday and wiJl hold" his
1 -t f|iinrterlv conference Monday
'tight, .Tan. 1 llh, J
M*'1'. Amja .T - oe- remains wore1
laid to rc*st iri the "St. .Tames Conie'
ry. l?ef?ido Iter husband, who
proceeded her to the crave some
Veil's ago.. .She leaves sjx children
to mourn her lost. They are
us following: air. Walter .Tones,*
Marion. S. ,(TT; Mrs. Ella Waymov,
Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. Teresa Ttoh
irtnTI fsf f'r?nr<rr?* 1KX ** ' T ^ V?. ^
- - - ' ^ * I V ?1 1 1! 1111 M"
Tor' s, AlW, Francis .Tonkins Now
Port , N'rovV nnd Mrs. Tr.-nn Ross
a grand daughter and a host of
other relatives and friends. **'
WAf.TKRno.no NEWS
Mrs. Jennie Jenkins of Nov
Yofk i? visit ihj; her sister, -Mrs
Cathelene. and hoi* brother-in-law
Mr. W. K.?*1to bnsoii on JIantp'oi
St. Slit' plans to spend severa
weeks before rot-urn in}? home.
I>r. (J .15. Tilhnan held .his 1ft
quarterly confere.nee on the .Waltei
bbPovlja i uo for fTfn M. Ks. Hcv. F
K. Tiller with Cumberland and We:
ley wen hosts to the lhstrie
Supt. The eharjyo is moving for
ward under the leadership of Itev
Tiller.
Dr. Samuel Xuyce is somowha
indisposed, hut is making hi
rouifds rejjulaily and contain# tin
ministers and Hie people of tin
Beaufort Distrfet. The Madam i:
exported to be with niin * awhih
lu vt w i'k skid present a< the min.
Prof. 11. L.'Brooks spent . tin
'YulethlV"1 \\-ilh his family "and "hi>
iwoi-Sristeift returned to Kir.irstret
last week.
. Mis.,-Zeloia 1 menn and .Mi ? 1*.ii;
abeth Ckmons.. students of All'T
University returned . to. Columhii
-Jrud?week often, s'peitdihtf- a pleas
aid lime with their parents hrefo
.\p|K.ai:e.!UiIy the S. S. at St. Pet:
er.'s is taking on' new life. Tin
new officer's a:rd teachers' are
Miss I. Brown. Supt.: Mrs.. ()p!u_L
i:r I .wis. Asst.. Su } > ?:. Mrs. IVrnyl
i ' 1 i !!'. 'I ! . ! W . i !'. . 1 III
Tracy, Treasurer and Mos'danies
I. pise'.Middle.lon, II.U-'ii Williams
Ui bi'Vcii I>.j cn>ks. N. Ik (?Vanl aru
I. !-;;>n l-iuT;-i-.
liuv. AL. I./ Litth;.j? In i ~ makinj
t ivmrtvduus od'orU . t???nM.- tv?d\
for the ..Oharh.ston Uisti'iH tinan
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. ;ii wr.H-h to o t ;i
avi i; i ,i'l.yii.;v;'An<
-o Hiat ho. wis; Ii.ua
:n ha ha hof.To lit- iu \: t > -Am nisi*'*
w | M) I) K I I i?.\ i : w . -
-frinity?r\-?M! K.' < S. N
. < ..ioh i s at 11tya- po.T ' !' i-iir \.
N> \\ Ih't.'.i'l .lii.orl ? <" ::t.h Si
S. o?. -iifl at in .v j-!., S hjit,
II. IHonors ataf ton.- i'a.-r-. a h?*ii
t?11' '"'.'loolf"! l|i: Y. .1 - ! i j' i |
< ; (i(n)<!(. |n oac.ho.l a Not d<
bcrmon,
A . S '()'; ! tel. S.iti lay tVy'i? 1:
I'raa. h. il a;a ;!a . ?,> |' >M nno|
u win, i n iov 11 1>\- - a 'la rya
fii'W'l.- - A Irrrtre a rovvd v\lTir~frtaV(:iir~
a' l+f.tli "Si Vmon-.
IMi.-s Sarah Brians- left Saturday
to laahr hor niv in (iivcn
.wood, S, lor a \vhil.?.*.
~ Ai.i-a Alnya- .Mints <77 TliaTTTTtTv
X. ('.* Vijii^il' thy lionu'- of aMrs
.Ida Mints and I'-miiS lo^t- . .1,
All s. l.ucy . Folia 111 of Spar'nn^
. 1 ?n I've .sir i Al iss I.c--!e Franklin o!
Cray (Vart. S. ('. XTr. and .M"It'
ward .lolii! u.;i nf TTf.TTn kle, S
wi-iv the Sunday alYernoni
v.a -ts of \|.. and A! iv. I.aw Wil1
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Air. JJo.i.-. .vll I'm!!-! aii'i Airs
T.ufv Hi-uaju i.r !^;i,ii lairdi'i y. a t;
"Mrs Blanche Foster <d' Washingt<
n; D. ('. motored i'? A>hcyil!e
P. Monday. Tlu-.V report-d <i
pleasant trip. , ?: "
. J-s Sh: all i >e .i- ' ! - 'Vai.1'
i 1 wiih a dmi'V :i; a. r ko.ue on
\V< fford' St. D a , : (). A^.-uVy- ;|u
. !< ?-.sts were _AJr. < . I'. Ft!'ley id
ipiiHanbiiry; Air. Ckviv re Ibown,
Air. RooseXch Roy and J
hiolds, r.ll ni' Kiiorei. s. ,
Mrs. Idel! I \ I . tt i : y
a aw aft ] t spending Vv-o 1'ci kWilli
lii i n;irrnad in IJuais,
I Cla. Mr. Earnest I.evt ret' a a'h Air
AIiv and AIis. Joan Park a
. ft irk list:" Alesdanies C1ir7 -1 Tin
l ii.-lcr. .tannic Jirown, Rt~ Lnwi'civ.-c,
Bavii, llattio Sirens. Hal.
tic.Fryer. We hope far j\
speedy recovery.^
The Wiiljny Workers ("Jab <>'
Beavi'r Dam Baptist Clr.'ircli with
members organized jn Woodiufl
presented tokens of Xmi's cheats
to ill' ldT-winy sick and elderly
people-.nl" town viz: Alesdanies II
J Ste' ns, F. Ifliodes,. A. Pilyrim, K.
j Durrah, F. Sterling, ('. Foster, II.
Tunna. A. Pilgrim', X. Durrah, J',
Archie, A. Foster, Aft Ilice Delia
' Snprgcan, N. .Greene, E. Biggins,
X'. Su'li\an, f,. Pearson, S. Poyns
The Club met afc the home of
Air. and Airs. Henry tJarrt'tt Dee.
2!t, which was their USth anniversary.
Karh one reported a fine
time. An old "fashion, supper of
liver, mush, hot biscuit, tea and
potato pie. was served,
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CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
AT /"?
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Thompson's eousiy.
Sturfpnts who-wore homo 1'rou
v voIIckc are, hack in t'h.'ir variou
' schools--They ar<'< ;M is? Ituth' Cro
' by .Mis< Annie B. KtanbaeU, I/v
1 . inustDTTo Cnolleu'e; Mr. Clarene
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Feathers, Hampton Institute; Mis
IoTa B'riee, ? .Messrs Ardry Hardin
* I'itola Worthy, Kuj^ctne Mobley
!. - Be*.i diet Colh'gv; AJ-t^s Florida D;
Ciral't'eni eid, Fi ieiidship 'College.
I'rof. and Mis. (lat'fpetfJof (Jai
I'my witli Mus. (iiilTney's .parents
Mr. -ami Mis. 'Frank Rquhvarc o
ll'j;h Point, X. C. wore holiday
. u'iKsts of Mr. Hardware's brothel
' Mr. a"i| Mfs. Moscow Houlwaro.
Mr. Walker Allen who is in hi
' ihjrd year in the Medical Schoo
B 'at Howard University spent-, th
holidays with his parents, Dr. am
Mrs. J. S.'Allei). Chester friend,
will be pleased to know that yoilu<
?Dr.. All. n.C t'Tttttnpr hris clns>ey
lias already taken, one .of'i.h^jNa
tional examinations which ohtitl
os hini^to practice in Id states. Tin
yoinjK Dr. is an A plus, student.
Mrs. Mildred Dorsey Williams
1 oj. Nov. .leisi-y spent a few day;
V with.her parents, .prior to thd holi
da. s lnniny been called' home l).v
cause of the Heath of her sister.
Mr. Daniel Williams and broth
r, Mr. Uobcrt Williams motorei
here fr.oni Pit'sbury and spent thi
5 ; 'im- w':li icla'. :\ ;-s ami witn thci
si r, M 'ss Williams who was hen
r 'In pi- Stnti ( ''ilcyc. Tor TTTc"Tujn
daysj.
Aii ?. Maiie <1. Chishohn and lit
' . ii of Itock Mill and h'.'r brotl
ci -iV.-laAi;, Mr. Chil holm?ami hi
vie IrC.in'X. .1. motored 'here Sin
; ay a'.d >p. nt tfte inoi'iimy hours
Tb. y worshiped at Calvary lfap
tisiChw Co.
While in U chmond and Peters
.-lui.ii, Va. I'rof. S.- l.ouis fc'inley ha<
' : >\ iral special re<pip>i.s . to play
'The Oh! Uiiyyed Cross". Main
_ ienLarti'sls hc-nd these ivjidjtioin
a a ve.-ult^ Ipv is receivinj.
many eomplinteiHs and some flat
'.* ? - \ >nnu?iv. n 11<?m rvr
oiv ih :21th for the funeral
i :i!i'i burial if .Mrs. Afire Mentor
Madam M. II. Woode, Mr. ]{, 1)
\\ > yds. a'-il ?M i s. Will I'aih n re*
f :ii rued !a.-^ Friday froth ;1 tU*Jij>ht,,
ful isvv.or trip ti? Memphis, Torn
:;.|nl riti-s in Mississippi anil Arkau-a>.
,
Tli * Federated Club lu-hl its
iiu*. lintf at the honu* <,f Mrs. J.K
, Spann, on Tuesday . afternoon.
. Friends an happy to see Mos.si>
* liijl'ipi Hooper, Arthur. Jpivjcen
*. ' ' Tamos V orine; OH' a fa in nft <?i
bi'imr cortfinod to their ho ml* b:%
ra i-e of injures sustained in plaj
inji" foot hall. These young;nP'n an
members of. F-irJvy?4U -Blue Jackets
team.
i S.ej-M'Vs let's (!aodf?y .fames,
hit i. TAVuods. Euirene At ties, Jame
Ajfurs and -David Atkinson eacl
Friday ntr.i Saturday for-your Pal,
j ivietto Lett lie r. . .
I -ll'lftn.lD n-AHA 1
VV II ivnun u Kl IVMMI I'
l ai n of tli'* deaths of Mrs.-P. P
Watson ofj Columbia, and Prof
I Drake of CJranitcsvillo and ex ,
tends- sympathy, to thj JoVcd rcla;
j ' ives< f .
Roboi'tiflf- the Xiv?fc.
ed soldier decorated in France was
in fhe city, Sunday and^s]rt>kfi?at
j the churches. .
liliNMOTTSWIId.K NEWS
Sunday. Dec. HO, Was a day lon>r
to he rentf nibt^tfd in the hearts ot
rf'lnflin:ics'~" fh this community
When a representative jSrfbup" from
f'laflin Colleen mmlo n
u,. ""H
Saturday, January 12, 1935 ^
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SOUTHETRN RAILWAY ^
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n Arrival and Departure trf" Passenger
Trains, operated by the Southern Railway
s SystnTT at the Union Station, Columbia,
S. C., cileotive December 8. 1934. j
1 Leaves . .
Columbia For: *
l" 4:10 A. M. Charleston
. r> on A M t b.rlotte
s 0:50 A. M Newberry. Greenwood.
l( Greenville. Anderson, Scnesa
7:05 .A?N1. Spartanburg, AshcvlUe
t 9:10 A. M.?Augusta ' ?
9:15 A. M. Savannah
L> 11:20 A. M. Camden, Lancaster, Rock
Pill i, ounu>
12 15 P. M. -Asheville, Louisville,
St: Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago
4 :io P* M.' -Orangeburg, Charleston
5 00 P. M. Cluirlolto, Washington,
f . Ne?' -York
!l:55.P. M. Anderson, Atlanta,
s 10:00 P. M. Savannah, Jacksonville - *
Arrives
Columbia 1'roin:
1.50 A. M. Jacksonville, Savannah,
s th-Mi A. M. ? Atlanta, Anderson. Orcenwood
. 11.00 A. M.?New York, Whashingto.l,
'1 ?.. Charlotte
12;25 P. M. Pock 11(11, 'Lunca.s'cr, Camden
V 12:40 P. M. -Charleston ?
j 4:25'"P. M. Chicago, Clnciniu lti, St..Louis,
Louisville, Kn'oxviiln, Asnevilie
S Spartanburg. J . _
4:45 P.'M AugiisrY"??_ ; ?
i- -sMio P. Rl^^iAKtievmj.^jArLiiihurg
_ii_3U?12-, M.-iieHiarlesiciii
0:40 P.' M.-~Charlotl: ' 1
, J. 55 *P. M^Gh-env.iUe, AHilensott,?. j
j' , ; '"roi'ecuwoOiL;''' I
1:29 p. M. -Btivaiiiiaii
City 'j'ici.et Oifice.. Depot Ticket OB.ce
.1203 Sumter.'St. South Main
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1 : Phone C35C Phone 5023
SMITIJ-COLEMAN FUEL
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_ ~-~r"'tiTTl Smith ,
I I^INCTON Ni:ws
S.u ii 1> )> "- the 'first Sunday ^
r in the Xew??mr, the sermon
preychcd at Bethel by our beloved
pastor u'aOveiy befitting, using
is a" subject "In the Beginning"
' Quife a ft w worshiped at Bethel
i Sunday, jiniong whom were some
. visitors. We enjoyed the sermon
very much. "
The \V. 11. and F. MWteas- delightfully
entertained Sunday P.
M. .by Mr. and Mrs. John W.
. BbK-k. . ^
Our pastor was quite a busy
man dui-inv the holidays, he and
3 MrTniTllp'r, Airs. Neta Simmons
- win the recipi* nta uf seveial din"
dns-throughout the" hJtnias "holiday's.
Several Lexingtonians; visited
the old home town during the Yule
~ i1" ^ A d'tmirr ^vrhrrm W5T^' ~
Mis?*Sndic M. Rawles of Mt. Ver- "
rnn, -Nr. Y. AT is. Ifattie M. Slifirh * >
(build of Savannah, (la., Miss 1 Quinoy
I,. Kinuhons of. Little
' Mountain. S. ('.. Mi.\ .TuTuCn Harris
of Harhisorr College, Mr. Solomon h
Hat rip *?nud Misses Vertnelle, Annie
I.ou. and Sara Tlurris qf Colunihl't,
S. C, <-* w , J
An: ng those on the sick list
are .Mis. A. Suhcrj Rev. W. .M.
Jackson, little Mary Harris and .
Iter mother, Mrs. Cora Harris. W?
hope bhesc will soon be UP ftfld
out . again. ' '
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