The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 23, 1935, Image 5

Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February 211, 1935. ' CHAPPLLE STATION NOTES I Kev. W, Jt. HowmaiV, I'astor 1 Scrvicwj at hoth morning and uvu- I n tit; weit* very good. Our paslor stirred his congregatumrprrnctr Ujj^ fil-Wi the text "(.Krupy until 1 come? Two joiners Wore a Odd pf our lull; infuct nearly every Sunday, wfi''get troni one to two joiners The KoV. Jiobinsoij of the Bapt-'t ?- Chnrdh prciU'lli- , I lie ovx-uintr srir i|ili>n, ' 1 >ur Sunday School is growing-by leaps ami bounds, u'K.er the wise ; leadership of our beloved Sup' rmlehdent, Li" II. Mailman. Mrs, 51. E. Bowman's class is -still leading with thirty or more~active slu dents. Our Sunday School "IS a question box, unless .ynei study"the lesson, von' will?Kr>?nmiftli- l-7i? die Ohapplle Station Siihday School . . ?- ; 7? Tho Loaguja?met?at the?m-uah hour, liev. Paterson our president ? has offerer! a monthly prir.e to Pre person who bring- the largest num ber to the meetmgi Stewardess Board No. 1 m'et at Dr and Mrs. Lover's home on Pendleton. St. Wednesday evening, at'-. ? . ter the usual business was over we were served punch, ham and sandwiches. < ' . <Mrs. Pepper with hex six wcebp old baby , were seen at the church Sunday. Both look the puluie of health. Mrs. Gracie Jti>binson left for Washington Thursday f'<i her son and relatives. The church is praying for her safe return. A new board was organized Sun day with Mrs. II. W. NorTnrnTT as president, Mrs. M. E. Bowmafn, noewtaryi nnti Men. Mario Bowman treasmer. J F.lite clnh has-been -re-mgnniy.cdwith Mr. Simmons .as president. This is a'wide awake club and mot Hj is Chappelle "Station must lie painted by Easter. ""Mrs. "Laura M. White, along* with several teachers from Woodruff visited our homo Church reeently. -AJP-rnadto-TCTTrrrrks ami the ~~2_ members were glad to*see them, - especially Mrs- -White, who-is one of our best workefs. BETHEL A. M. K. (Ill RCH Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor Columbia, S. C.? Sunday School met at the usual hour with officers, teachers and pupils pr.esent.J After the class study 'of the less .uv the "pastor r,evie\ve(T the "Tesson j to the*delight of all presentThe regular morning services bo""n on time. Aft-t-ir. all prelimi-j naries the [)astUa; selected his text from St. John 10-11, subjeot, "The j Shephered and the Sheep." This - W&s^mdSKd a soul stirring vcrmoi ? air;1 many?hearts wer^ una'de glad because of having* Heard this scr" moon--many interesting and beautiful pbints,.relative to t lie sir pie red N and siheep were brought out. The^Leatrue is progressing very. "nicely under the progr* sive encgetis and resourceful..president, Mrs Henry Webber. Fridaj/ night the newly elected officers' sire to Ih? installed after;-which rcl'ri-shment* wilFbe served. f ? - " - The night servise lagan at ttlq u usual hour. The pastor's subject .was "Robbing GDI." This was nnother inspiring sermon^--? ? i is'M-ondiay night, Fob. 11 fh marks the. ending of the first' quarterly \ conference. ..For the Sunday mwriing services Presiding Elder J'-. i*. ??O. Dent was present but w;i- uii tlhle?to?preach hern use sonic indisposition. ,1_1_ All reports .showed iniprovnicnts"along all lines; The P K. praised *-??very?highly?the ;msl?>r and?e+m-gregation for the ainounf of work done during the first quarter. Come tb Bethel. Friends an<l visitors are always welcome DOUBLE BRANCH A. M. E. CHURCH Sunday School "opened at the usual hour with the sunerinkuident.'Mr. Westly Dreher. ThiClesT son was discussed'.by the viurious" classes.?Wo 'were?ela ! i-i 1utve Wigs Hi 1 ton from .New York present and also Mr. and Mrs. Lemon from Union Baptist amh Rev. Plair from Columbia, Rev!- Mrs. Mary Williams also fij.nii-'Ertun*bia, Mr. Boozenfrmw?Newberry. Service opened nt the usual hour ? with, pastor nt his duty with hi; members aixd visitiinj? frends will, ing to appd >ach him in the.' sor. vice of the Lord . Savior* Jesus ? . Christ. Row Mrs. Mary Wiliams. talk'd to the congregation frun St. John 3:7 and Roman 0:2. Anything born was highly enjoyew' by all. The A. C. 4'L League nut at the usual hour with the president. Miss Bessie -Lee Young. MT. ZION A. M. K. CHURCH /Rev." R .S. Lawrence, Minister A Brilliant FtVjndejf.'s Day Program On last Friday evening, Feb. 8th the junior Chen's of Epimanuel Mjorris Brown and Mt. Zip'n-A. M. E. Churches rendered* a^vevy fine united program at Mt. Zion Church and- instead of tiho usual seperate selections by the seperate -choirh, the three choirs formed one mam moth chorus and th<:_; itrrnitHons wer? beautiful and well.done. All the hymns used were the hymns written by the BisN>p of our church. ? Mrs. John C. Kod.gers Rave us a review, of the Bishops from the organization , of the church which was very enlighten-? ing.. Mr. John A. Harris Rave a condensed history-of the A. M. I], Church and the history of the A. M, E. Church in South Caroling Which was very informing. ^ Em manual's Junior choir favore<J us swui ' ly^nnm at Uu:?"Graiul C an> on" u nn h was a tine' intvrIKi-tiuii.n 'i?music. Mt. Zion's t 1i ir i eiu'erej . "Onfeld Ve 1'orl. I nil i n was nit-'iy done. These -'til ei'oirs ma e a very beaut itil ~csi,e wTicn Uuy marchuu ww\yn to lorni a chorus in the chattel lor the linal selection. "The "flTl'.ch is ItlUYjUir ,11.** I.'..v I# .? I : " ?>?r?^-rwr?WUS intlS-tet -ut < -ercmonrrs -~nrr<t' presented" jjr. .1.. K. 15.aid wh odeliverod a smut but very inspiring address? J>1. Heard is noted fur his -manliness at. , loyality to the Race, and eh.ircii and his words are always listened to with interest.* The nu'fsie was directed by Mr. I. Fi\d Simmon's, Mr. l'ihlip Ben-^eet-ttmF-.Alr. Jollli A. Harris. Sunday in mting we were trvaU e i with a very forceful sermon by -Ltapa li.r, subject, "The Ghuldcn ng StWanj." Sunday evening the -pa.-ti.r again p rem: he i a soul -liiimK -mmmoil, suujucc "salvation jn Christ." Both of those were v ry lor'ec 1 ul pennons.. . ^ >10KKI;i* ItROWN A. M E. C JIL KCH Rev. Jesse E. Heard, I'astor Chail'ston?Last Sunday being a pleasant ilny,. the services at our church-jAyvre Aicely at|endfed all ^Tay. 'The services centered a round the idegj.of Fo-undeis Day. Tin the sermor.ette to the children, ,'Uie pastor?^tressed tlve? high points in the fiv^s af Richard AlicJi, Fr-d Douglass and Hooker T. Washington. ffae dOCOIIlpllShnients dt' liichaV i t.Ayen were featured. ' ;?=trf ~? The morning sc.rwpn was preach ed Iloni Dent. 18th' chapter and 1 5th vers . An inspiring sermon resultetj to the editication of the congregation, present. The Foundr er's Day theme Was followed .It rough into the Sunday School^ Whirl) helil t ol l l< iil llii' iisiimI tinis At. 7:."0 I\ M. the following pro -KLiini. \va_i ab.serve i1. jfftcr the invocation was offei edr .1. < I'ojKMv by Mis. M-.-.f. Mitchell. ;? Paper "Richard AJU11 prepared by Miss- Anna E. Izard, was read by Mr. . W. I). Railbrd. Pap r "Allen as a .business man," by Miss Bass. Selection "Show me 1 he .way" by dun ice -Choir. -j 1 Paper "My impressions of the . young people in our church" by Mr; Matthew Brown. Solo "My Tm4i-?Mr. Jno. ID-Taylor . ? ? l ap. r Allen a.s a practical man __?by Miss M. B. Mutto^--?- H -Sei. ct ion "Outrof Urn -Wilderness The Junior Clvoir. liecilatioii "Have faith in God" by.. Mrs. L.- G. Davis. __ Ihipcr "The worth and duttes-of-an 1'Vner in the (Ihc.rch?Mr. Ed. A. Taylpr.. Mrs. Edna Ronnctl? 1 "Reecollections of Mrs. A. e E. Izzar-d"?Miss C. S. A. Smith. Poem, "Richard Allen" composed hy.Dr. J. K. Beard, was read by' Alis. L. F. Beard. Dr. J. S. Morantj then spoke on the work"- If ttrcrcluVJTh TutT its "Found 'or, and a well rendered prog radii "US COIU'IUUWI. V Mrs. Aimtt?H?Izynm mentioned .in illi* article i* theoldest living memier of our church, being way over years.hid, an J is active in her attuuhinee at. the services of the church. During the nUarning >ci'vice,, a well Prepared paper on the "Duties of a Class Leader" ; was read hy._Bro. F. M. Macanic*, ) and the histo'ry of the church as compiled to date was read by the secretary, J. A. Brown. , e. rut FT CAL\\\JtY JUNIOR ( IIOIR ORGANIZED ^sHie Juii'er Civ dr of First Calvai y* nu t Monday. Jan. 18. at the 1" 'K of _AT|W. S. S VonngrhlvwL an 1 the following officers were e. leoted: Mr. Ruben McKim, President; Mr. Walter Dean; Vice Presidt at; Mj*s M. Randolph, Sec.; Miss Juliet T. Ka?fl>n.l', Assist. Sec.; Miss Caldwell, Critic; M'r. Janus McKltVi. Reporter; Mrs. Voungb.' o.l, Treas. and Musical Directress. . The Choir is * planning big things. Thev are now rehearsinir for*>their "Easter Cantantn/^ ST. LUKE'S ft. E. CHURCH g Iiev. S. L. Lloyd, Rector j Charleston, S. C.?The morning. [ seitvit-o hegatr at 11 o'clock by the 1 lector and the Kayreader. The i vector took his foxt from Luke 7:3/5-38. His subject was "At His KoeL" The Sunday School was openl cd by the_ superintendent/- The top ic for discussion was "Peter Teaches Good Citizenship,", taken I Peter 2:11-17; 4-6. , At 5 o'clock the Young People's Srriety convened. The meeting , was opened by Miss Loucile Williams^ The topic for discussion j was: "What The Bible Says About] ' Temptation ami Sin". Taken Jas. 1:2-1. Mark 7:14-23. \ The evening service began at 7:30 o'clock by the rector. The -J4aiu?h?Chetr?isang several selections before the service began. The rector took jhis text -from j Timothy -2:3. He took for his | subject '"Hardness," which was enjoyed by a large attendance. ~W? are gla<! to have In our midst for the past two Sundays, Mrs. Evelyn Skeete, from Bethany Mission, New York. -T TRINITY A. M. E. CIU'RCH 1 ? - ? Rev. H. W. Walker, I'astor i Spartanburg-?Stewardess Board | No. 1 was entertained at the home of Mis. Georgia Jeter, Tuesday, February 12, ftT*. Mr The meeting was operfBU'by the president, Mrs. Oliie Blakeley after which a hearty welcome was made b> . the hostess. Visitors- present were Mrs. Kliza^ b eib Ale Ghee to f Green w ood, S. T7 nil ?i..ii i*' * ?!.. mi s. uiizuuem >v asnrngiHin oi A loo, Term. Mrs. McGhoe made some v?'vy timely remarks which we jail enjoyed. After the meeting a delicious course was served. ?? Stewardess Board No 4 held its monthly meeting Tuesday nitfht at.the home of ALiss Lillie Holers. A uniqin> priigrnm w:i< rendered .which was vciy rolhI.?Rev. Means and Miss ChristorliPe Foster" we.re visitors. Rev.?Means and Rev. H. W Walker made inspiring' remarks. The hostess served a delicious course. ?? ;... =-? On last Monday, Feb. 11, Mrs. Martha Poagy passed to the gr^at HeyoncL Funeral services were conducted 3:30 P M. at Trinity A. M. E."Church by Rev.'- H. W. Walker. ". ^ - . . . ^ Monday night, Feb. 11 the young people enjoyed, an evening, oof fun in the basement of Trinity A. M. E. Church at a Valentine -party Sponsored by Stewardess Board No. 4. The" Booster's Club which domposed of the moil of Trinity A.^M. E. Church held their weekly meet in,"- Tuesday night, atlhe home of Mr. Emanuel Jones. Quite a number was present. The meeting was "Toiutucted by th epresidentT Mr. Tv-A. Anderson. This club is wide awake and making mpi,! pro. gress. '? A delicious course was served. Sunday was a very pleasant day. The Sunday Schobl opened at the usual hour with good attendance. At 11:30 our past or ,<heli vered a strong and forceful sermon. " He selwtftrl ar. a r.ubjeet?"JtHVI.ooded"?which w?v> beautifully outlined and fuihof thoughts. Twl: came and connected themselves to the church. We were glad to have the following visitors at our morn ing"service: Mr. Artis Smith and Mrs. Hattie Jenkins of this city and Mrs,"Marie McJimpsey of. Washington, D. C. At | >ui' night service we were highly entertained with a well prepared program?sponsored "by ttRT A. C. E. League which was verv good. We were glad to have Rev. Boydto worship with us Sunday night and also Rev. Bullington one of our white ministers |.>of the city Visitors are wplrot.w. Mr. Thompson and Miss Beatri -e Poole, Mrs.- Lydia Irby and children of Lauren, were in Spartanburg Sunday and were., the- -dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Blackman. HMMANTEL A. M. i;. C1U R( H Rev. E. H. McG'lI, Pastor Inas mucK'as the churches here as well as elsewhere are open to all.it is, rather discouraging to note the_n umber o?f persons who, instead, of enttermg- souiw house ?f - worship wxmld prefer _desechating the Sabbath. . The ministers are constantly sounditip , the clarion;' devout men -and women are pleading with the indiffei-ent; still they go on and apparently giving the "deaf ear" to t he-warnings. St Emmanuel ol last Sunday n.Lrning a very .-fine- attendance Was ,seen. Those who were pi*esent heard' the pastor as he expanded the goospell and they were made to feey glad. The evening service was noo less enjoyed. The Rev. McGill dilivered a warm and inspiring sermon to a farge audience. The entire day was inspirimt- as well as interesting relatives of 1| >' the religious activities. i'eter teaches good Citizenship," was the subject of the lesson on Tasit Sunday Peter is here endeavoring ti> impress upon the mind1:.*,- oof?the people the necessity of being" temperate law-abiding citizens. In order to be a good citizen, orie"must~be a gd?i Christian. The lesson was discussed by the quarterly classes and much interest was shown. * What Is It - - - ? ^ We always try to sweep the othoil feljow's <I'?r steps and leave ouis. We seldom tVy to enc.iur^ge, but are ready to dis courage.' We always look on the dark side rather- than ;>o the bright side of things. We can see our friro'-s' m ini.-i Ires, hut. fnil t o see our own W-h-y l.s I-t ? covvrormxT * r Arwev it NEW HW'E A.'M. e" CHURCH FEB. 3rd, TO FEB; 10th * Now Hope.?Tho program of Connectional wee|? was weft plann ed-by?the pastor arni> proved-?to be a success The pastor succeeded in having the following minister,, ami presiding elders and laymen to visit us on this special occasion. And deliver, addresses, setting forth the prpgreSs of the Race. And especially the achievements of the A. M. E. Church. The fallowing were our g-uests and speakers: Rev. M. M. .Martin, Sumter,' S. C.; Rev. and Mrs. G. B. BroWn, of Sumter, S. C.; Dr. anil Mrs. A. P. Spears, of Sumter, Dr. B. F. Hildehrand of Manning, Prof. W E. Singleton, Miss Viola Boston, Mrs. Mary L. Wells. Sunday night we Hooked forward f >r the arrival of ou,r Presiding Elder, Dr. L. H. Hemtningway, of Orangeburg, who was to deliver our closing; address but on the account HANNAH'S CIRCUIT NEW BKRKY IHSTItHT /l'he first quarterly conference vf the above iifinct' < utott?wx=r 1) and 10, 1U35, at Lever's Chap]>U A.-tM. K. Church. The Oonfei encc was tailed to order at 2 o'clock 1'. An by the J'.' K.. 1\.* A. A da nv.'??'?i?K??K?ilvmn N". 'Jo 1S. M., Prayer by Pro. I!. B. Boozer. Singing and scripture' lesson, the 1st l\salm.s. After .introductory remarks -by the P.-K; The Conference went, into' organization, lot- the year.?Tiro. I,. II. McN'ary was 'ejected se rotary by a unaniU-es were elected and ti,, ? i.l'er 'iK'c?j+r?nni'i1?oitios-did?t-n?u. i.; tu'ss. The attendance- was very Tr*wts were very good ami Hie indications are they will he tip top in the future With the friendly and hinsiness* way. the Presiding _Elilgg:_gLi after XliiugA in the-conferc-nce, every body is made Id led like doing their full duty. lie.e.nne to the conference a new P. K, and say he is going to stand by the rulos as never before. Ho stressed that officers... would have to recognize the conference or send in legal excuses., or lake 'he legal consequences. He took delight in "explaining the law. when asked. K'c. - It was announced at the. larger church that the circuit would go -into gltcttOTT Of a delegate tb the Elcctoriul College at the-quarterly conference, and after '1., confer ciecu <1 (U111 LiaU'- To tlu' district conference mid other husincspertaining to the c?mf< rcucc was over, the Presiding Khier gave ijp the chair. The pastor. Urv. ;I, M. William?" took- the ..-chair and announced the called and -tated the abject, and the body went- into election of a delegate t'> the..' Klectori.il College. The writer-cot the >nani01*11 < vol.. v>r in.. Rev. .J.M. Williams lrid tl)ii^g: in nice trim for the ton fen in- II< 1 s- a fine?-organ ixer, arnt:?have things nicely'arranged 'to carry oiilv the. pre.t;rains for the year. And the officials proini'sed him their undivided support. Hannahs Circuit is blessed to" have, good preachers. I judge 'duty demanded it. because. the no inln r-hi|> ii Quoted as among the h..v-ki Sunday was a high (Jay, The Sunday School opened at 1 1 o'clock. The Strpt, being | rl.\r.Uie writer ofT4rifltod.. The. lis-son was taught by Mrs. Dovsk M<>on of Hannah's ChUT-eh".~Tho lesson w,i;lu 1 pfnilv revieui'tl by mir al>le~P~ K. He gave many?npirts that were, helpFuI to all and quite differently "to wpat* they thought. Services 1/c.gan at 12 o'clock Singing Hymn N?f. S. Mv Pi'nvfv WO TJ..~ icai: - . _%t ^^ ijiu. ? iiii> ;nonn. Scripture losson. Ezickel 1-111 verses second hy Villi No. 110. He took his text from "K/cickol and preached an excellent senium, lie fed the sheep and the lambs. lie wasn't stormy hut grave his hearers something- to think, feel, and live by. I consider such preaching the best for the. world. The wdVimioh! mod to he oxcTTed. tuit -he-able to. think and--act wisely.- ? V have come to s< .g- more?ful! ythan ever- that nothing heats real peace.- and my actions in the future shall be for the host. II .11. Rikard. Prosperity,.jL C. i ' . ? ? ; _ HKTIlKl. \ M i i nria-it Rev. .It ThmtvK Pastoor Suivlay was a luvih day at Beth el. Thi- pastor really preached an Jilt cresting sermuu_fo the congregation. Music rendered.- In* the 'senior choir.. Sunday night he preached another interesting sermon. AV" had vthe following vjsitoors prosnut A!. .. \ I Tl ..... i v 11 v ?'i i ~T? ??. I nuillil>, ll?itC*rUT Srfrvgleton. ('. Singh-ton. M. Brawn and Mrs. Brlahk,_Messrs C. "Sing1(Aj>, W. Brown an ('. Singleton all 'of F. B. Church. A sphfTdid program was <liclod by Mrs. M. E. Nelspn. at*7:W o'clock for the benefit of the S. S. " Prof. E. S. Shumport. teacher al the A. II. S. delivered-Ahe address Which was enjoyo4.hy all. A lovely duet was sung h.v Mrs. C.. IAiken and Mrs. I!. E. Talps. Rev. Mrs. A. J. Thomas nuuTe a lovelyspeech. Afterwaja the * pastor made slope timely remarks. Rev. . and Mrs0 S". ,T. T! -:;.a- were, 1 P. dinner guests <<f Mis. H. Simmons A Silver Te:i Party will he given o>on the*4th Smula\ of this month at the homo <d^ MrsM\ Joynef. A play-will he given. March 1, hy the teachers' of Barnville, S ('. : atH- tlnd' A M. I1.. t hurch. M4V A. A. ^Viken: Undertaker ha< recovered and is out at work ajrain. / JUvVV-A. -WV -UftOWN To )VISIT ANPI-RSOX ? Rev. A. W. Br-<?wn? -of-Rioh-?vond, Va., pastor of ~Mt. Zion Church will visit in Anderson, S. VC. on the third Sunday in March and will preach at the Bethlehem Baptist. Chur h at Xewherry, S- C. otl Sunday night 'of ihc same day. We -always welcome Rev. Brown 'to Our state only wish ho could come ?Goner. > of oar trouble failed to reach us. The Bishop, Rt. Rev. G. W. Wilson, of the U. M. K. Church, and his~\vifo4'Many or the members worshiped with us on the Closing night. The whole week was a grand success. ' < *' j itk\\_ w I:i a .s. J-: \!'it i :s> i:s 1 rrt^id.i ? A > . . , ? I'leusv aijoW a !i. 1? . , a : . TPir Miiua.jJv- .< >> ? y i'U ol* Life 'lt-i f .V L l"oik their fino .^i?iin <fl ?m ]! i at.'<!i (lining my?h-t.-. t ' ..'t ? nit-i > lit is. . . .'i. ' ':.A1 ? i.. -.ill not even alien ; ;ii ]i i uii' pasiur.s-iiiiu id ! tc< i iiau it 111lll*t lu w hi k 11 itl-tt ; I:. h tti -of?iht'-t*- roidt-t--mte- -u ..- -t- t--, ~ >11 ^dotl style. I tn- 'it"j,,c \ , lout, ami >1 ;i ' v.-.l a- . ]>U>loi"s' .. Avai ;y all im: i. a : >. .?). n, , ,.erI'.f .'ldil.U K. a T . . ; -HtW, Allow mo also l\> .Its ttrl; /"it :or .-luri"io*i ,vj'i't; i.in.it ?r~? r ? let, us not loi>-el ouu gertvi ni da;..-. ' A Hem-Da:^ mi-- an a?^ il> served airrr a miint. .i o.; ine'iia.-. tors lia\y ten'- in iVn-.i ..11 /a.-. meiil. 1 ami lo'uKiiiif" :' >] ual . ors in i-Vt.iv mail, ><> in-i'. nil i .port laii'^o ii- t<? 111? iii-i."(i .> ' Den t- lui^cl iik rv'i.ii ilia'. v>t Iiiciti1. lust year lit ^(.e tVii ntti m.; iiuliy lor .-\lien t i.ii. v:\-U.... <i-t iJi.-liiel hating Yiifsm l:il- , rea'" \st iiieicu.-o Wtln ilu- t oiiHr -ne srlrolai snip; i!hm,|imv v.v Int.IHl\V a jyi.iUll.U -ra-r- 11 ;, t 1 i Irii-t, \vl?;? -+? n ; I ii.yrr-, >" L li. CJllU SO holui sllip_ J. i would Su^gi-si I lit! yi ... j on tiiui: 1<M- i i,,_ Aluy. j'iaiJy, l jiXJH ft a 1 i.l fCJIUi l> ; ' rliaiyc at In di li u". V.oril' i,nrt. ,Kastrr, w liirii i.> i l'n "g i fillr.v ii stival o-l* tiif clun , ?i la i appiodlllllltr. pLil-i' ii.d,., ; a , i ; ion's invasion. hot iw liid v o:;-A?- !?.' nind our last y iir'* -r port. I start oil my* .sordini muml.- la-i Sunday with tin-; Ur\. A. J. IV.'n at Dijl -n Station ami with K %. 11 I., Guilt's at l{. tiiva t hapi l ' a:~ Initio Zioll. Tr.rsr Will- j'iV.n ?/:.ltd riirt's akn^?1K+- -r 1st??rt?? SUsSnirllls W, Ir p .Ml--,;. 1.. 1 i. ~w~ ai r hoping" that t to o'on. i i rntv.s..< th.' st'W tld qua ft r .. to y.'ith -am, am<> .' ; U>osv of thr ITrSt. Thanking yulr l'or y.ou, coofiW ation: in thr work ami piayiri .-God's rio.host filrs- ing-' up"n you I inn .yours' iiiom sinrrtvly.' : 1. N . \V i ; - . iVl-IT' A. .M; lv. 14rs ST. |\\l I. A. M. I), tilt lit 1.' ke\ ,-T: A. .Millet. I'a-tui Lancaster, S. ( . Sat.day tn-ie ^rae opmu'd at lhc..ui. i.t.r::-.. \r>:" thc .SllpU. Alt, 1'). il. Aid. ill ..l il. post. 7 . "" ?.The. les.-ou .was iU>.eu-,< .| i?*. tlui -various; uav.il' rs. A: :_wj a yoiivral rv\ iv\v-uJ?vh^ L?. !i ?.'a?. had. The pastor; Ue.Y. M;i.ier u.. .* remarks.. -W e lii*C; indeed -ht.r : -to so many <>t. tilt < !?!";'.ii\ e iiij? !u Sunday" Si'ieav." ? , Suinla-ju nun uiiiu :? i i |.k w 'it* seen" hvi e~~ahd rtiTTe . my: ti .hutch. A - ; - *.i .'li' i "Was-", seated quietly under- unsound of their ,-ln A !" i. 1 -' -??Uf 'mi st el'i'ii'ieiTt"jia for. 11??J.-! A . ?tl i i l.t l . i I'l 11 ultiff.: ' ' 1 _U _ of-tin nnu'iii'ii'q. 11 < \. \Y.-1.. Tin : i iii i 1vi. i . a 1 i i'm i i i ' . i i? i rchkiriy, Ya. . . *' v . . Ihv. II-rues foi ui'.rly I .id.r tor. preached a w-r.der!';.! A hi li v,ii li-teir ,j V. i-| U l>v many. Rev, Miller in t '.v Ai "f7r sermon n sp -ii'ih-d J :: v.. . \ . il . AA .1,. ..1 1? . I ajrain 1'luivr opi-i -?.r the . \ ' ! * people 'tn put over tin1 1 "l" the 'pvojrratn." Thy president.' Mr. V. H. MrGill calloiT the rini-t'an P" <I* I.eajrue to oi'li I*. Al'jii-r \\hvh V -alertion.u"a> siimr ami 1! i'i', iicjimiinu' ivi' h t It"?let t r Trf \vi iv recited ltv all. W e lee re TKi-n H7~ , Tat lu'v lirice" ciif" f the I'M'-; iui.Mul)Vrs at' thi' .hutch. lie at i!?' a 5|ilitaliij t dk; usiny a- a -uhi6it. "Make. >ouv .rliftrriv.a-v y a iv<uili! have it." Tin- pa-;"'-. U.-v, . Miller?ii'spiiialt.'ti ln'antit'iilly t-u. Fa.tlx'f -Ilrini". a.Mia =_ "At 7;.-')ti o'clock "AIs kellu: 11. Jonas,: a ti-arln r in the I'ulilic school system aial :i t' i'.J.t'nl chur h workcr .-pon>otv<l a \a rv uninuo pri jrrain. in kiepivy wit!-, tin.' Celebration of Nnrn Hist ry week and the foundi tyof- iln._A.t':: . I'iaa Mi itlunli>t la?l 1...1 ili I:.. ,i , Allen. ?? A special phase on thi . i ic^inuv iv a s .-the address by Mr. May-'" W'y lie "lie ef. our pi i'inL men. . , AI i s s Jones commented n tip * pvoyriiiTi at larg ,?Aft- r ti'fjeh Kov. -Miller responded. . ,\Ve are certainly yratcf jl ' 7r> Miss I.mile Smith i . on - jVidn she has. given i:s. We'wav . -tn.-lhnn.k_ her nju-iUy Wr 'the m !'? vit o she remit i'i ii i:i 'lnaki11": t! program a success, JKSfl ==- rea* , ''-'"r ? # ' ?. * ' Ki;V. J. W. COLEMAN CALLED 10 Li M II. KL K"V. J.. \V. Cniviuan, pastor of Ala*,'-'n\ l.apti t. ; Spartanburg, In t ii?i a.Iiai. l.i, lliu .Alt Sinai ii'f >-' L.'m.\ I n, .ii I.,, llcl,, Ky?AJ_ . ' r.\ \\ to:|? lit >. ("uli'ii-an has not i w Ii Out?ho will accept or ni~7in\ It \??1 isq: ? SX 5FD A V SCHOOL Ih It. 'J'. Blocker Mm,lay Scijuuj con ve<m<i at Mt. / :. u at tl.ii usual hour ^ It) o'clock. \\ r't. S ij) . J, K. Lean. The tea?rli.r.v hunutes!Al'tc-r the les ? ?m?ii ^h'TDir^hly tfivuss"TH J hi-' lesson; was reviewed by ^ ll'i'i "I ^?"l s 1110 -ecv'id .Sunday. Vou are "'i1\ invited to study the Un-i<- and. worship with us. ll< a>: 'J tio Palmetto Leader, i i 1J, L. Mays spent the nite it-h bis mother and father at the h inc i*f .Mr. -and .Mis. J.. Al. IS vi.(-r. Sunday, February 10. Hi' 1 ?ean of Religion at Howard 1 : Washington, li. (*... ' >1 MMLRMI.I.K MAVS A dram.u vntilled. ''Tin j ".I'a ii Ai . -s. Tlie Hill", will be gi en at K*1'. nel A. M. K. (Jhur'ei. next -Friday, .March 1st. .l ids play is made up ol' an ex . : ; .e.av x iiml is -presented: -b> .ky <f Harnwell 1 ' ' " 1' t ''t- benefit of Bethel. --adi for>adults at}'. child ' * " Lu?' ' liis; L- J > |< i |)1 ijiiy of vuvc entertainment. The. s.tm.mims dtdiv'Ted hv tVa^j !>r-Hi- hi !'i*t.h?'l. Rev. A.,.I. Thomas /. ! :? l Sunday were above th' vi ca^,-. Sundae eveninjr at ibi vt'- V-yi*. History Week thr ' ua^'iii n si-beted.a t< Xt an : preach' a * !',,i.,n :'itl iiiu' tu U)V oH o:l- 'iii.-. >peak in.rfwuii the sub | bit, "'Phi- blaster Mind" he ref- r iii -I. irreat '11 a nib |- of Vop>?'f??y are 'above the .ordinary jj ! thiakiriv;. Al.rsf. Mary McfMeo! ' ii i ;;'e -t -lu-t, liolaiid Hayes 'i lyre ' Wa-luivyton Carver am'; others were piescnted to .the audi-1 'ci-e as examples of what -person? i -Hi ih' jvlni think alontr the pro. -r> 1 iii <.?Jei-'.is. he coiiela ed. iy ~"^r~ ~",riiie"~*MTT-Tef~ MuiiT-." I'm eiaiani-e Was-?o<id and , the spirit favorable report-' cbTTTe from' Ha|>tist_, Humus Temple A. ,M. if. /.: r. Kbeii-zer, Lincolnville . o i- - _ M. K. ,,'n.l yhc?U?K.pisV pill Chufeht's i'df lost. Sunday :' -:^r+bnimas -r-I S. Cull ins,H-T-tir S. K\ i retu. K... \V.. Graham and a Gill. all have the work of tlu-ii ? ?r+res-Aodb-ru hand. r 1 l i ' H H.ll III Dl'llll'l 1" II- I 'liii-ii.- again last -Sunday. group of young r'i;u|i!i<. are j ? ?i\-i::i?* " an asset to ?. entire.::. It is a jdeasure to ' .litem. ?.V -1.11": - KiiM, blacksmith and 1 : rich:. tri-Yi s tin* kind d ser ? t-mHr?maJttor a customer conie -' .ui. i'or urot o work, e i.-l a speeia *: " i is -line an i >iays ?n the ! " TTTT-^r. To71 FTis.'ami while v.' i:' ?r,\ tiV ('trailid llartwell's . .;. Satisfaction auarant '? M i -'1' i i It!;. Mnn.iu: .i Vi 11A! on.High School a play ? "I'm \| it m ;.ir'? W;U-'? v. Ik niioi" wiii.h give!;.'Kvor.winy :ti d to 'wit ness this" 11 1 i '.i1 ' V'"ir ! ii nn i*-rr?I liO ? " oil .Mondays. Five tlll.Us;i:: i p- i'soifs 'will liiaVrwhat yell "a 111 -:iv. Read the Palnvtto l.-a.leiv " , ,ilKKK AM) THKKK By ('. M. Williams \Vr. Ii-iMM: Williams "X. V. C. i'-- li.o e . after spending 7 years 1 h.-a_: h . rynio\_e>L Mr. desi>'r ' ?-i Sunday the lOthT Kui\eral j \\ ' lines lay at Pleasant,Grove Bap t>t , rkureh. Gadsden. Rev. Win. ! 1 bonus was buried at Jersalcni !'< nkins Fiidav tie lath. Mrs. : ' d.i Citnuhvir.'s funeral at D. ii /...m.?l4wst-oveiv- Thursday the ' t ; it W" <Coo Xvio-- hmdod a; St Th ?nias East over Saturday loth. ... j II ! >1 l?> Mr. .ami Mrs. Edw. WiUx-ree a fine bo>. Moth1 at <1 rh hi doilip well, j' Mr. II. A. Woo,lard returned i to X-w York City Saturday. ???It??AT?IT??prt'tehed . who p.reaehed at Bowman. Rev. ; Shjytm wl! pn-iu-h at Mt. "Olive j Sur.dav. W o learned with regi*'tI that ,Srr. Win Jovner Eastover is i 1 ' ' ' - - - ~ TTTC Town oT Eastover is look1 jnir for a pMiconian. A white man I'i-af. :i "Colored b">y with an axe , handle. The otfic r turned his* l>ae'< on t!ie sct'he. Next day the Fine: . Contintied on page 7 vjviJMpUAlililiJ ust inir tne sacred Plli lions to our compe- KV'Jj| understanding, digd Service insures uWil tete compliance with lyTfoa I he inviolable rights desires of the he- KpX ??* t ' 1 ??mmm ? Page x^xx?<^*<x^x~xx~x?<x*<~X"V0 if PftOFESSIOMAL | i| - CARDS I I Office Houn Phnnr 11:30 A M. to 2 ? M < " V.l* Dr. C. E Stephe n So n Physician and Surgeon . Disease ? of Women and (Jwiiartn A Specialty Office: 1414.V* Assembly St. 13Z8 Oak St. < _ . ; -- " ~rtcgl-J Physician and Sutkcoq ' \ 0 if ice Hours: y to 10 A.M ; 1 to 1 d u . 0~i- ?* ?* . mm., ? W r. a. Special ..Attention Given Diseases r * Of Women. Office. * Residence: 1125 Washington 2230 Haniptoa Phone 6429 Pho.pe 7664 . DR. J. G. STUART Qlassea Fitted Accurately. Office Hours:; Telephone: 11:00 Id 1:00 P.M. Res. 4691 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Office 3796 Office. Hesirlanra 2030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St. ??mam Office Hours: Phone": 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res.' 887? . 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. Dr. W. D, Chappelle 1stseaate of Women and Children A Specialty Office: ; . Residence; 2116 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. Colombia. 8. C. Office Hours: Telephones;' -WO- A.M. to 7.00_P.MM3ffice _603I Kesidencc 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DKNTvlHT Filling!, Plates. Crown!. Bridges .Sunday by Appointment Extraction by Conductive Anesthesia a Specialty 4407 >1 Washing ion St. Colo., S. C. DR. H. H. COOPER Dentfct Special Attention Given to Dieaaaaea of tha Oumi Gold Crown and Briuge Work ? A Specialty - | Office Phone 6429 . _ ?Roe^-MtU \ 1125 Washington St., Cola., S. C. N. J. FREDERICK Attor.r)ey-at-Law and Notary Publi* ?PftAG-T 1CL l.N ALL COUKTB ?State and Federal . 11 lH Washington St., Cola., g. C. Phone 7811 ?-?^ All Classes of Dental Work t _ . . . ' lJr. L. H. Hallman -D__RJJ-T 1 8 T, . Painless Extractions. Sundays by Appointments. Days: Mondays, Tuosd .ys, Wednesdays, Thursdays - and Fridays Office: 23691-2 Gervais Street Fan-O-Lin System ^In Beauty Culture Give FAN-O-LIN Hair, S<*d?? Dandruff and TotlfT Preparation ' a trial. Tlredr "worth haa bean proven' Have and are JJToWing hair on bald heads- and bara spots when directions ara fallowed. Will promo W a full growth of Hair. _ 1 Box Hair Grower + $ M 1 box Special Hair Growsr .40 I box Scalp Soap .20 1 box Pressing Oil .41 10 cents sxtrta for postaffa Registered in "U. S. Patent .,1 Office. * Vrents Wanted Write far term* - ' " 1 Made by __ Mine. Fannie L. Carolina 1029 ITi?rh Market Street | GEORGETOWN, 8. C. Office Hours; J-2 J Dr. H. G. Thompson , a 8URGEON DENTIST Gold iCroeru?Brldtta?Plata M A Specialty ~M - Extractions Made Palalsss 1414 y, Asaemhly St. Phene 3514 CslaaMa, 8. C. 1

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