The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 19, 1935, Page Page 2, Image 2
I "The New Rider" |
? Speaks now
Prom The Trenches?
By f
Rev. E. I'hilip Ellis ^
"HEAR THE WORD OF THE
LORD"
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Reading Ezekiol's spiritual visf,
ioq in the valley of dry bones with
" j the proper understanding -will eon
! vince any nation, that regardless
of its deplorable condition nationalp
social or religious, il' it-' rwili
hear God's wo^d salvation and rfcj
demption art; assured. Those bones
__beautii'ully .illaaJafUed Israel's
condition aftec refusing tu liuno^
God. Th? chosen people did not
simply merit God's pleasure*
but died to every thing 'hat mean:
fs. oucc.esa ui., pi'os'pT'rlty Hi - every
Sliape" and form. Like those dry
bones their only, hope \va< to heat
. God's -word, . Xot a- a sounding.
brass or tiy'-li'-,, . '> ! h-u ;.i v.
wav that-/hev wmdd. Ire- d. and
obey. When we contest with .rer
gret those "ties'rowing conditions
that are being,,witnessed among
us to day, they scem to" paralleti
with that of the lvu? siding. Is*
raelites. ,Av.d to Tieitr God's word
is our one and only- remedy.
While it is -t?&p i'hat> po pie oi
all nations sho.yld adore the grea*
"I ant." Xegrets in particulai'
should strive to serve God. At
our best we are alntost exclusively ,
at the mercies 'of every other race1
upon'the globe;. And to b with-1
nil t hnrl Ar r?M?? o i.'.. ... t-.. m. * 1, .
J uivr Oil. If r live I wITT hr inNew
York in 'MG still pushing ipy
ft "old gf.uh." ?Some of the brethern.
K hayp indicated their desire 'o have
me represent thepi and? I hereby i
| thank them evert for the thought.'
frw ?????"
1 believe that after thd presiding
elders "have been voted for wo are
free to vote for ourselves. And
as tor iny presiding elder if the
choice is to be made between us
vote for him. 1 believe in supporting
my leader. Between now
and May we are going no say a
tew 'things relative to lay representatives
to the general conference.
-Meanwhile we Will discuss'
ministerial later. > - .
The. Union*', rj
Last Monday was a greati-thay
lU/our interdenominational minis.'o-r
meeting. Our great president
Ur. .Samuel Lloyd .presided with
uiguiiy and Dr. K.'Ti. McGili, our
ciiicient secretary was in his
place. The Christmas message by
,ihe^KdY. JS. D. Davis, was the order
of tire day. The subject was delayed
because of the^recess taken
by the Alliance but it was simply
,?.:Me and Rev. Davis was highly
caihinenued. The following spoke
C. Sv Jjedbetter,.-"R. b". idawi
a hce, R. Higgins, C. A. Harri.-o:..
\V. AL A Ms?. k- v. H \T/.rnn
L;. C. llolmun and others. Prior
to '.-ile -older of t.no dny th'? Tlriipn
was featured with an able address
;>y Principal;. \\". 11. Grayson, of
pica'was" that all<. pastors urge
die tS.uiontoiv City .School. His
parents '-to "Send, their children to
- he public schodis. "The . Union
pledged him its full cooperation.
Dr. t . .S. Ledbstter, was called and
;'elt\yred a masterly- response.
MiWlHiUllV NEWS
Mil.1.MR CHAPEL A. M.~E.
> . CHtJRCH
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? Hi . < i. IE JlUUU'. 1 dMur
Ti#' S. S. officers were- named
a:.<i appointed. Each teacher has
an assistant.. The Supt. Mr. E.
1". Eloyd wry timely reviewed the
;n annul lesson we liad.
A new feature has been added
ti> the secopd. Sunday (Junior
a\ ) morning service. A special
sir >sage to the yotpig people between
S. S. ami'service. The subj
set used was?"Time." They
-dm to have enjoyed it highly.
Our pastor ascended the rostrum
and selected' Psalms. 104:1?
fiini-n" T? ? A A ?
~ .. - .. . , , ^?\XiIn .1 11,1,-ti t i?,U
very1 body and wish" it werei pos
-ibfe for all to have heard it. The
.^porter failed to get the names
.11-1 ljc Ivi^korsy- ? L_ ?
At the League.Jiaur the immense
'Tcivvd of young people was greaty
1 i. netilted by the expressions "on
he tinu-ly subject "What Do I
Kr.uw A hi 11;i i'rayor." The foliowng
I'tVua i s . \\Vre elected: Pre.Hi.-siA.
I.. Pearson: Vice
i'n -luen". .Miss L. M. Harris; Se_c.,
?! -s M riant Hates; Asst. See.,
M . das. Carter; Treas.; Mr. Aue'tisyM
IVtiis; Pianist, Miss Addie
,'Iaiv: A si. IManiat. Miss K. M.
ilare; ( 'hor.ster, Miss Mary Sing
a t n and Librarian Mr. Simpson
it > or, Jr.Row
White -used Titus 3:1?
"Tiiri e' i'ohi^nVanil'estations. of God
-it the lL ok" of Titus." To say it
' 1 i: :c7Tfr art.- of h.is hearers"
..hi belaying it mildly.
. The Deaeoh' s/ Board will be en
'.vitained- by (lie president, Mrs.
L. T. Pratt,. Thursday,.. Jam 17,
MP 3 5.
R?v. T. F. Harper, will conduct
prajTr^neeting .Wednesday night.
We are looking fiiwprd to. a great
. .OA-ding, jlu?... ' '
Miss Hattic.Cromer was a charm
??' ' . of in. Must I)eu (Mull
' Friday afternoon.-. '
WOOpKUFP NEWS Trinity
A. M. E. Church
1?S.--St ppmed at the usual hour
h Sept. L. II. Wilburn and his
taff of Lachers present* After
'he class study Sunday morning,
Prof, J M. Foster of Asheville, N.
L. gave a very .splendid review of
.the. Js-s.-on. Which was- enjoyed
by all.
?At II iLk >wotn+R by-the pas
!"r, the I'.ev. -\V. T.. "McOullough.
ile ]>; .ached a ival good sermon
ov u ii'. . ! iviy niw attendance.
day nr.d night. .The finone
:! f I'lOliI . iOa rn->r?/1ir%U !*-.
W i**
'good wdciv >
A Sflv'r. Tea was given at the
.home of Mi\-?arid. Mrs. Harrison
VCirn- ' Sun.lay. .Ian. 13th.
.Mi;, ana Mrs. Donald Alexander
and .Miss G<>ais Burg ins., of A-sheville,
X. ('. arc visiting friends
.'in- uy< k. *." .1 +
Miss Golden WTlburn and Miss
Louis Burgins were visitors in
Sna.i':aiilmi'cr Saturday ^ftornofin.
Mrs. Blanche Poster was the
week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F.TMI'Hems in . Spartanburg last
week.
I'it-f. T. M. Foster of Asheville,
' X. C. visited, the sick'room f>f his
.mother la*e. week. Mrs. C. Foster.
Sick list: Madams Ilattie Stoens
IIat tie Fryer, .Tannie Brown, Ches
tine Foster.
1?^~ITAItTSVIU/E NEWS. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Albert,
Mrs. Claude Thomas and Mr. Lefoy
Poole were visiting in Aiken
Sunday. . __
Mr. Roland S'panh of Greens,*
" bOPA N. spent the past va'fk
g?c -Mr., ?
?MII mn j/<%t vjdi/M ?'i i mm lvirau ?JV
B. Spann.
Mr. Caleh Branson departed thi?
Hfe .Tart. 1f!th at his. home in Hop'townT-"
Mrs. Anuilla Rpann. who has
heon sick is up ajrain.
Mr. James Robinson and family
wish to thank their friends for
the kindness and sympathy dar-iner
their hours-of distress.
Miss Pauline, T^eoni and Mr.
Roland Sp.-inn worshpped with
Row Edward Spann at Friendship
Baptist church, Parlinprton.
i Miss Beatrice Richardson is sick.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
Miss Etienno Collins of the faC-"
ulty of Finley High School spent
the week-end at her home in Cojumbia.
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Mrs. Lizzie,, Cox Foster spent
several days in Charlotte with
her sons, Messrs Harold and Julius
Cox.
Prol'. S. Loujs Fihley, of Benedict
College, Columbia accompanied
Prof,?and Mrs. G. E. Nelson &
little son, here Saturday. Mrs. Nel
son is Instructor in Schedule Mak
ing at the County Teacher's Association.
An overflow crowd was
pieseut Saturday for the meeting.
Two courses are taught. Misis
Eva lli'e of the State Dept. .of
Education, is Instructor in Reading.
The teachers Were divided in
to two groups so 'hat all would
get those courses. So interesting
was the work, and so well was it
taught that, the time went all too
soon. Every, one-was?baiiefkte^r
Mrs. Nelson, ivho is the wife of
the Dean of" Benedict College re^
ceived her Master's Degree from
the University of Ohio. The
teacheis me highly pleased 'Willi
their instructors. Iu another
rconi'the afternoon and night,
school * * (government) teachers
were being taught? by Mr. Gale.
The Meeting- was presided .over
by President S. L. Finley. Mr. J.
E. Nunnery, Co. Supt. of Education
spoke briefly, Minutes were
read by Mrs. Catherine'? ^ohnsoiv
Sec. Mrs. Johnson who is a mem
ber 9f the faculty of Great Falls
School, is a most excellent Sec. It
is a pleasure to listen to her-minutes
which are always written
in very choice larie-uaee. Consise.
. -ffflfr-wH irnrl Thin rmTrhartT>r~
sponded well in paying their state
"Teachers association fee.. Finley
Hi and Loonies St. Schools reported
$42.08 for sale of Christmas
seals, and the rural schools $29.76
,??making a total of $71.83. . ?
Miss Lela Woodard is out again
after being sick -a few days with
flu.
The Progressive Bible Class had
i\ |ood meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Delia McCollough,
Columbia St. Mrs. M. M.
Adams is president.
Friends everywhere sorry
" to leanvpot the burning of the
girl's doVmetory at Clinton College,
Rock Ifill. All day Sunday
the highways were filled with peo
"pie going to see< the debris. Presi
dent Stanback, who had been confined
here at his home for several
days with flu, was called to Rock
Hill, Saturday morning as soon as'
the blaze was discovered. Neighaiul
friends offered their homes to
- t'i L'sidunt auuilmi'k ' fM' housing
quarters for the girls until further
arrangements cat: be made.
i?nss Annie f. rsouiware present
,e<J a group \)f young men Thursday
night at Finley Hi, in a Ministrvl
that was enjoyed throughout
They were Messrs Eddie West
Brown Johnnie Walker, Clifford
i Hooper, H. D. Gladden, Charlie
I Colemafn, Nathaniel Maxwell, J.
W. Douglass, Arthur Jaggcrs and
James ben. Their jokes, pranks
and siitging were all?Jaughable.
Mr. J. W. Douglass, who is a con
. tortionist gave an exhibition oi
his skill in placing his feet a
j rouiTu ms'-necK?ana twisting ana
I turning; his body in so many ways,
I that at times the audience seemed
completely hushed as-they watched
his movements. ,
Tfte fipst. ha skot hall gnrtin was
played Friday aftornoon at Finley
Hi between the-. 1st and 2nd
girl's teams. At the end of the
game the girls played against the
buys. ' Miss Edna N*oodward is
coach. ?1_ ;?
Mrs. Mary Cammon is improving
at her homd near Aiken S. after
being a patient at the Pryor
hospifl.
One, Rev. Thornton of Asheville,
preached at Calvery Bapt Church
Sunday nigltt.
Mrs. M M. Jones, who has beotr
' visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
on the campus of J. C. Smith Uni
versity is expected home this
week. " " . '
* Mr. Joseph Thompson has returned
to the Pryor hospital where
he has resumed his work as ojiief
cook, "after being ill for several
weeks. ?
After the Minstrel Thursday
Might, Principal Finley presented
beautiful letters (F) to the foot
hall boys who are the S. C. State
II i School champions.
- BATES BURG BCIIOOL NEWg
The student body-and faculty
are approaching the second semester
with new zeal and Interest.
, We hope to establish more pleas;
ant and favorable conditions under
7 which the student can put forth
: his very best efforts, hence the
i facullfy feel that better results
will be obtained atrlarge.
There will be a min strel in the
auditorium next Monday night,
Jan. 21-st, directed by Mr. Joe Fra
sier, one of America's most ^popu'
lar show men.- Admission 10* and
15c. Come one; come all and let
us have plenty fuw, forgetting ev.
pi-yt.hing but to bfc hum i y:
The "Glee Club," directed by
f Mi ss A. White is progressing j
nicely, and by their rehearsals we
s*ee nothing but*success for them
in coming engagements they are
to fulfill "thifc term.
The'basket ball team ie beginning-to
show real form in their
workouts that are well guided and
directed by none other than that
popular ex-star of S. C. State?
Mable Reesq. You1 will hear
"plenty" about this team in the
J. future.
i We are glad to "see Mr. ITayse,
' who is school soloist; back , a t
work after a brief illness.
Selitha Thomas, Reporter.
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THE PALMETTO LEADER
ST ANDREWS A.M,E. CHURCH'
Dr. W. P.- Carolina, Pastor.
Sunday morning at 10 a.m. Supt
Lloyd opened Sunday sehool Svith
a splendid -attendance of young
people. The teachers need to be
commended for their work in
making it possible for the recent'
promotions among the students.
Promptly at 11:15 the pastor
asoended the rostrum and the organ
peeled forth its opening number.
He selected his text from St.
Luke 15th chapter using parabl<*
of the Prodigal Son as a theme.
His* suhjeot was: "Sick of Home;
Home Sick; Home Again." Many
a heart was made_to feel glad by
having heard his message/
The evening message was taken
from I Sam. 17-:3?>; subject: "I
Cannot go- with thee." The mem
l?ers of our congregation who are
Riplr fl rA imnvArn/1 of fWc
writing. Watch the "Leadei'" for
the reports from the Lendcro' vnl
ly. Dr. Caroln^ and - his wife
have 'made "There are no Alps."
their motto in plnnhing the work
for this ye^E- And so far they
have?done?wonderfully?wett iTT
this new field. _
EDGEFIELD COUNTY "
TRAINING SCHOOL
?!
Johnston.??The holiday season
is over and teachers and children
find their way to the classrooms
another period of study. Quite
an interesting Xmas 'program was
held in,the school auditorium. Both
teacher^ and pupils were 'made
happy by receiving gifts during
'he occasion.
Prof. C. 0. Mcintosh and Otis
Payne -a ttended -the Yocr.Atr. rdnfWLMlL'U
111 CdUmbia. \?Mr.-Payne is
president of .the N. F. K. C.fAe-A
chapter of Johnston. v.
Mr. Fred Chin and SandyJJean
students of Voorhees Institute
spent the hoidays with their parents.
We^-yji^vg very proud! 'to
svelconfo these young men home
after a few months absence*.
Mr. Roscoe Davis, a former pupil
of our school is teaching in
t.ho state ef Oenvo-in
Mr. and Mrs. ^Iclntosh accompanied
by their brother and sistei
motored to Camp'Hill. Ala., to
-mend thr> holiday0; ii-ViU/i?there
hey were the house-guests o f
Mr. McJnftrsVs brothejr .T. B. McTntosh.
On Friday they motored
'o Tuskegee, Ala., and had t h "e
Measure of visiting Tuskegee Institute.^
Thev report a very pleas
ant trip.
The P.T.A. met on'Friday night
quite an'interesting mofting .was
had. Alsalsome new mombers
were added. Wo all hope to make _
his a oanner year l'oi1 the association.
Mrs. Mcintosh. Kdythe and sister-in-law
spent a few days In Or
angeburg visiting their mother.
Prof. Joe Freeman of Saluda
wa.s ^ welcome, vsitor-in our town
oil: Sunday.
SWANSEA NEWS.
The funeral of Mr. T.owiv .Tnffry
who died at his residence recently
| was held from Progidal A. M. fe.
| church last week with the Rev.
i J. H. Mitchell officiating. Surviving
him ar<?, wife, one son, two
! sisters and a host of relatives and
I friends.
Miss Mary, Willie Mae a n d
Gertrude Davis, Linuen Brooker,
Daisy Harlc$?-and Mrs. K.^ II.
Ruff were the Mr" c;n,
rena Dykes'*Sunday afternoon. !
On Tuesday Mrs. Serena tykes
was the dinner guest of Mrs. W.
M. Minus. j
Mrs. Liila Kimpson is improving.
~The League program at Mt. Olive
Methodist church was well attended
Sunday.
? The pastor Rev. E. G. Gallishaw
preached two soul stirring set-^
inons Sunday. Subject Sunday a.
m., "Unless ITe be an hiding ship
he can't be saved. Night: "The
Anxiety-to~setr^Jesus."
LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL.
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Prof. L. D. Bradley, Prin.
The faculty and student body
of Lake City High school has
had two weeks of hard work since
the Xmas holidays. - Their first
semester will end Friday, Jan. 18.
The basket ball team of which
Miss Eula Massey and Prof. David
Burton have charge played
their iirst game of- the season Friday
with Pamplico, at P5mplico.
They'will play Pamplico here Jan.
-0& :
Prof. Bradley was the dinner
guest of' Mrs. Moore- Sunday. A
delightful time vfa? enjoyed- by all
Mi^s BerViice Giles a teacher in
Florence Co-untv was the weekend
guest of Miss Jean E. Harring
"ton at Mrs. Moores.
There will be a Dog show given
n -f A AV?AA!
UU l/Mi; M.1IVU1 <1UUK<JI IUIII I
night, Jan. 21. The dogs < will
play the piano and do other stunt?
Interesting entertainments Are
being planned and will"be given
during the school term*
All teachers report a lovely
time durinpr their stay at home.
Mis* Edwards, one)of onr'toaciiris
fiinn Pllt?'bllt'&', Pa., spent the
holidays at, Pittsburpr.
' C'NION NEWS. X
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; As we enter in on the new'"year
with resolutions, new pledges,
new ideas, new plans beautifully,
expressed by otir topgues with
which the greaterJpart of humanity
always face a new year,
wbfeh gives to courage, to dream,
to plan, to act, to do. 1924 has
1 ? f- 1 J - A
orougnt to many, some i ailures-,
,Komp disappoihtanents, "some ruins,
etc., which cause the strong to become
weak and the weak to throw
up their hands and quit*. Many
have died for not having infcpira,
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tion. Therefore the new year
brngs tcCus new inspiration, new
courage to look beyond past failurea,
and disappointments; for we;
live now in a new day4 in which
falures are aet aside and the
wateh-word is now go forward;
march- by the tap of the druan-rwe
are marching, keeping step as
a soldier out on a battlefield.
Seventeen cars left Bethel last
Tuesday night in a race Jor 30*
days led on by i^rr'L.' j|r*Kartor,
Dr. C. A. Dawkins, W. W. Nicholas,
Bro. H. F. McKissick, Bro.
Lawrence Ellis, Bro. J. T; Kennedy,
Bro. W, EL_.McJunkins, Sister
Grace Sheltoii, Sister Fannie Davis,
Sister Sarah Hughes* Sister
Nelle Is'^cholas, Sister vEmma
Young Sister Martha ShYtor, Bro.'
Guss Feaster, Bro. Steven Rhodes
Bro. W. M. Gilliam and Bro. Daniel
Windham. These cars are reporting
weekly, carrying with
them heavy loads. Several of them
-are carrying trail org, that they
may accommodate their friends.
Prizes tvill be awarded to the best
runner. Should any one . else dosire
to run for the goal see Rev.
1.. G. 'Bowman and he will gltullY
enlist you with the number.
Mrs. Letlia .Giles \yho fell i n
the arms of Jesus last fir<<t Sunday
at Clinton Chapels^. M. F. Z.
church was. funeralized last. TlUirs
day in the said church. All avail
able space waiKconsumed And even
standing room was all taken
up. Strictly at 2 o'clock the-sorvice
began. "1st hymn. Rev. .T. A.
Baten; Scripture lesson R,cv. L. G.
Bowman and Kev.^X. IF Hatwood
Invocation Rev. Baron; Solo uy
I "Do*** 7VTr.ccn rrnc? .S. n ml
kd e g r n his _JxW-Miss--A 1 b u i in f)mt-~
[cart; Solo Mr. C. W. TIamnfon:
ilesoiuuons .\ivp. .nottio r ;tnr
["Mrs. Annie B. Gilliam. and Mrs.
j Gallic B. Crawford: Remarks by
Prof. A. A. Sims; Eulogy -bv l|ev.
A. II. Hatwood. Her fa\'<>W.e
I hymn tvas sung by 'the Yhoiv:
"Father I Ktretchony hands t o
thee, etc. She died in the" full triumph
of faith. v
Mr." Brok Gault of KeltoJW died
last Sunday a/id was funerarteed
Wednesday at Bethany A. M. E.
church. He was an old citizen
of that town and had ma(&s-?yinyi
friends, both white and, mapped.
?Bunker Scurry died nt ltm ho ma
at Cross Keys and was Cuneralizcd
on the 12th at Calvary Baptist
church'. He lived on Mr. B. C. "William's
place fifty or more years.
He was'"loved by white and black.
His ,place will be hard to fill.
Miss Bessie White one of the
teachers of McBeth graded schQor
was the. guest of Mr. and** Mrs-.
E. D. Owens of Mullins "dbving
till1 holidays. "Me. nud Mi11. Owunr
are stunch friends of Miss White
and spared no pains in making
her stay pleasant.
St. James Lodge requests the_
pleasure of ,your. presence at the
MidWinter-Jvestival and Collatiorr
Monday night Jan. 21st at t he
Piedmont Hall. S. Pinckney street
Small admission fee.
Don't forget the Clinic on the
?1th. Tf yon want treatment- ^sec
Dr. Long at once.
Why fret angry at three ministers,
when there are throe- 'tinier '
three here in or about the city
who did not make any effort to
visit any of the lod or sipk folk
during the Xmas week. We could
not reach them all, but we did
the best we could.
The Ministerial Alliance will
hold service?pvovy?third?Suiuky
at the County Home at 2:0(1. p.m.
betrnning on the 20th and anyone
who will may attend.
The Sunday School Union will
meet Thmjfday,- Jan. 21st at St.
Paul BSptQst ehureb- and all teach
or? from Bethel. Clinton Chapel.
St. Parql, Corinth and all other
churches are asked to be out. The
meeting called at V:20 p.m.
?The MinrstorhrU" Alliance wiTT
meet, next Monday, Jan.. 21.. at
Clinton Cliapbl. A.M.E. Zion a t
J.0JK1 a.m. All ministers?are invited,
The young people have begun
an unwise pvnicct 1r>nv:rirr nlwr-pUjcryi_ce_on
Sunday night-_thon to.
a Mid-night entertainment. From,
it? effect SI22..10 was paid, in tho
courts last. Monday moynifig fo,v
whiskey bTVUght bv them and used
while driving their ears: and some
of the same hoys paid nothing in
church; nothng in Sundav school!
T-.eague, B. Y. P. U., Christian
Endeavor, etc:-; Yet. this amount
wa? paid by tbem to belp run tbe
City forces. Young people there
ig no measure in .Mui-njght rambles:
it is no pleasure servincr , 3
month*? or more- on the Gfany.Xo
nloasuro runnincr from oily to city
hidinpr from tho Law. Bo a man
nmontr mon. Live honestrl>e_?*ftSid._
Convo to church rmd ho , useful.
J5.tay*TViit of had company and
make your father 'and mother
happy,
,To address tho Sunday School.
Prof. Mi' Christie. To address
the Loajruo Bro. W. K. Me.Tunkins
Tome to. Church. Co to Church.
. CITAPPLM5""SfATIOX NEW*
Key. \V ft. Rnwmnn, l'h'"r
The morui'ifp service was opep,?d
at its'Visual hour. There was
an um*uyl crowd out. I
Tho morninpr sermon was preach
ed by Jho Rev. Palmer, student of
Allen University. Rev. Palmer's
subject was taken from Genesis 1
chapter and the-'1---verse. -=Tlur
JRev. Palmer made everyone'-"}
fieart burn as he deliverer tho_
word of. Go<l. His1 sermon was en-.
foyPd by everyone.
day si-hool is giying a prize to the
t\vo?\v1io bring th". largest number
irt- "hew students per month.
"" pt G.TO P. M.. the 1. '? no opened
with Miv. E!if : "vti'xi.t acting
a president. Th'iv also was a
hirrT'Vt iovmI. The lo|.:c was diso.a?.\
\\ Tit" 4tw. P"1
Pier nia.de a wonderful aculress.
The night".service'opeped a' its
jii ual Hour by the writer.
Thv " sermon was Preached by
the Ron. 'Palmer. Fie brought a
! np'fsage that every one enjoyed.
On Monday night the revival
b gan with 'he Re v. Moss of An- |
j. 'iMii, \ia. i. lurj v >%*?> an extra
large crowd out. Among the
Crowd were: Rev. E. P. (J. Dent,
Elder of "th.o Columbia District,
the Rev. Sriii'th, and Rev. Burroughs.
" " ?
Rev.? Moss -. preached a soul
stirring 'sermon. Jf any one want
to hear a sermon, hear Dr. Mosg_
during those 10 thiys revival
greenwood notes
ThA eadvl-s riU.^iriiinir In their
various 'schools after sp nding
the Yuh tide sea soft wjth relatives
av.d friend's are Misses Jessie Gilii.-inij
lie leu an'd Rutlr-Doiyiax, NctUo
Fox. Agnes and Jimmie Wili':
n\s, Majorie Dandy, Birdie PetOrson
Corine Ware. Eva Chappelt,
"I'd Mr. A. .Blufford-Tlje students
are: blisses Adetll Peterson,
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SMITH-COLEMAN
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kUt'sis, ^lisses Sarah Nance, Lula
Ballard,\Ruth Martin, Bertha Pos
vy, Kmniily Evan and Alt. Wilson ?
Pcsey, J AG. Bowie. *
Miss Donaldson left Monday to
resume her duties with Dr. T. H.
Wright ana Dr. O. S. Mockridge,
"f Newark, \N. J..
Mrs. II. Raleyy-Miss Clara Cole ; and
Mr. Jair.es Adams spent Suniay
aj'tt rno.on\ in Hodges, with Mr.;
Adams' sister,\ Mrs. Sudie Mae
Gray of DanviNe, Va., who is visit
.ng her -auntT fyra. Enijha?Cum-?*?
Illlligs* \ ' a
r.\m;un ac li: Iiapt. churc^ '
R?v. T. K. Tolbert, Pastor
Last Sunday wuAa high day at
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