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~ wyi'i t1 ? Pi*? 8 ; ? ; -. -i? TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH ? ' Greenville?Sunday School conI L vened at the usual/hour, with Supt. | t- Bradley in charge., A very large at tendance wag ?resfcn?.- Quite a few ! 9- visitors _ were present. Among f them-were the Rev. R. M. Mascoe S Mitchell. i At 11:30 A. M. Rev. Mitchell, preached a wonderful sermon. At 3 P. M. the funeral of .Mr. Anderson Reedef was conducted by ? the pastor, Rev. Watson.? At 5 P. M. u; y. P. U. hiyd a find ' .'tHFoifruin.. At 7 P. M. Pry. Mitchel preached '?-* another .jCop.ii_s.crinoiL._. He is a X-. .very splendid preacher and is now a??pastor ?f Ebcncssor Baptist Church in New B<rg, N? Y. Rev. Mitehel ? came home on a sad mission, to k ' bury his brother, John who died in Philadelphia, Penn. The sick t of the church is improving. They' ' are Mrs. M F Clelnnd, Eliza Cawi ilse, Mrs. Rachel Anderson. Francis J Boozer, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith * The clubs are going on the spring I ? . drive. Mrs. Hattie" 1). Myhara lias t charge of the music while Mrs. Cleland is Sick. BETHLEHEM CHURCH * v ? ? ?=r Sunday was a-'high day at our church.* Our faithful Supt. and officers were at their post of duty. The lesson was disoussed by the classes. We then enjoyed a lovely review by the pastor. At 11:30 o'clock the pastor bea . gah the order of; service. Our at tention was' invited to St. John 0:27 * Labor not lor the moaTwhich perIcVintVi Knf fnr IVint. 'meat.. wlhieb' ,i_, From this sermon we ' pained much food for thought. Three were received in full connection. 1.. and one on probation. This being communion day there was a good number present to partake. Sunday night the pas-" " tor brought us another message which was enjoyed. Our service was good throughout the day. Gob_ lection $15 50. * : We are having quite, a bit of sickness lUTOUr community. Bro ? Richard Crawford, Sister Emma ~ Evans, Sister Addie HeeTBurch, I Sister Neomi Howard, some of 7' Bros..J. B. White and M. Tvoagott'i children all of these are very sick We pray that they will soon re^ cover. > We were.somewhat shocked when we heard that our pastor had gotbitten by a mad dog. But when ?he?-cumo. we found?fchaa it was not so bad as reported. He is taking a treatment for it, wcv truly hope he will continue 'to. get O. K. EBENEZER A. M. E. CHIRCH .?J : Rev. E. B. Mack, Pastor MulHns.?S.?s. opened with' Supt. P. E. Pressley and teachersf 1 at their post.? The lesson was beautifully discussed. Supt. Presley asked.-every scholar to come ; and n-|ftUp am- Sunday.^chool "TOXT " per cent. The lesson was reviowf-ed by Rev. E . J- Johnson. " 11:15 Elder Wells ascended the ro'Strum but being indisposed he brought Rev. P. L. Coe^ta. preach ? foi liilli: His text was St. John The collection was goorl'. "~ 3:30 Rev. E. B. Mack preacherf a wopderful sermon. His sermon . was for group No. 0, The collection was good. ? Mrs. E. D. Gadson gave the ohoir a surprise party. The mem.< bers of- the choir said it was 0. K. The class met at the home of Mrs. Janie Johnson, Front St. The Prayer Band will met at Bi-o. John Hayes'jthpuse Wednesday evening, 7:30. Mrs. Viola Carter, Pres. The young lady who gets Mj\. E. D. Foxworh will get an alert man. lie is? always on the job. He is alright. The A. C. E. League is doing good work. Mrs., Wallie, Pres. -j_ - LEXINGTON* NFTNV5T Sunday school was beautifully v eonduJeted by Mr. ,T. L. Sliph, assistant Supt^ and Mrs. Nadens _ . Jackson, ^eretary, - Blriutly=iffE 11:30 pastor I. O. Simmons mount ed the \rostrum and selected his subject: V'Service."' 'Truly we enjoyed the messape. ' Sunday nite Rev. M. TVThomas preached a fine sermon at Now Bethel. i The silver tea wa? quite a royal affair on Sunday beinp entertained ,by Mrs?Eliza Bawls?ami?Miss 1y Mary Ellerson, as joint hostesses. Ne^t Sunday Mrs. x Jimnfife "M. * . C mm will entertain: All isiinvitr? jBsun/lay Hub flay at Bethel p^jBcTseventeen. oluh presidents iKade their repular monthly rerJBports. All did /Well. Mr. Joseph Suber led both last month and / this month. The pastor announced that the fifth Sunday nite is staped for an, unusual Red Letter period' for Bethel Church and every rqemher is asked to pay one dollar. ? ?Mrs. Martha -Eorlry president of the Pulpit Aid Club and dauirh- . F terT Mice Mnr,. Povliiir of the Lily of the VallyCiib of (Mt. Zion ChureH cnterbpflRVa silver tea at their home 'Sunday and reported having a fine time. Next i. Sunday Mrs.-Willie- Corley, pre- ' sident of the Willing Workers _ Cluh will entertain. ' Rev. Simmons and _ . were the>-dinner guests of Mr. and '? Mrs. Joseph ScwelT Bunday. The ' League had a good program RunIt day p. m. Pastor Simmons and j. his mother and "Rev. P. C. Laws motored down to Beaufort on last week. Mrs.-Artnie Portee and ^ Mr. Joseph Rewell and Mr. Joseph E, Knowel$ and H. E. Leaphart who fc have been on the si.ckJiat_for-4he-t . ~p?st duyn are mucj improve*!. - . --v NESMITH NEWS By M. C. McClary Messrs D. B. Nesmith and Willie Pore her ntt>tored to Fowler, Suu-4t^v?evening?They reported U" very pleasant trip. Miss Cleo F. Wilson wj.s the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs, Mose McCutchen of Fowler. The boys' basket ball team is doing nicely under Coach Gerald Messrs Harvey Burroughs, Jerome Pressley, Thomas Pressley and Lamie Burroughs motored to U'imref vnn Qim/lntr ntrnninrr Mrs. M, C. MeClary and daughter. Ruth Naom^ spent the weekend m Fowler as the guests of -Miss Rosa -E:?Cooper. Miss Cleo Wilson, -Mrs. M. C. McClary and daughter, Ruth Naomi were the diifhef~*'guc.sts of Mr.: .ind Mrs. Eddie Nesmith on Wednesday. 1 ?? - Mr. and Mrs. William burroughs are the proud parents of a baby girl that was .borij Feb. 16, 1035. Mother and baby are doing fine. M.T. ZION A, M. E. CHURCH Ret. J. M. Jackson., Pastor - i'M .. ' Sellers, S. C.?;S^ S. was opened at,the ustial hour with SUpt. W. Mi. James and teachers .at their post of duty. The lesson was beau tifiilly discussed. At 11:30 morning services began; pastor taking" his text from Cor. 1:24. Subj.: j "Christ tlia^ power and wisdom ol j Goth" Was-indeed a wonderful " >. \ message. f ? lAt-7:?W ?nn^n.iiU.>1 ..ml mil. nessed another soul-stirring mes- I ^age from St. John 12:21. Among 4he" visitors were Rev. Bennie Walk J|V Of I.av.kt-ns. .h. C.: Mrs. Essi*' Singleton, and daughter, "Bereline Tones,;, ai\d Adlease Skipper. The sfck of thp church: Bros. Amos ITurSe, Eddie Crawfordr-Httle James Crosland is reported as improving nicely at -this writlngf^^-^^ Quito a large number of folk from, here motored to Red Hill Sunday P. M. to attend -funeral of iVlr. Thomas Miller of Darlington. Rev; J. M. Jackson was the .dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Nowl in Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brown had for their dinner guest Sunday Mr. Edwin Jaeksom *_ ?^ ('"NWAV NEWS Sunday was :t high day at Beth-. ?l r-fc,..r r>;... it- i fmre.is pastor. At the usual h! >ur of service' I ley. \V .1. .(lore. Elder {. \\\ .Timei'ettc:. ReV*. A. L. James ascended the rostrum. After all preliminaries by the pastor he preelite;! F.hUty Janorettc. He preach il a sciul "stirring sermon. Night services?w<'-re very spirit nal with I'nn?Presiding El lor i? charge. We enjoy t'lledietrVcfiTlyTuessage tillcTTwITirsunsTilne which our. Presiding "Elder brings. He. opened the session in his usu? rrtrrvnyr Tin* 'oimiir ss -p.?U of the" conference taken up. Most of the members r> spondee! to the roll call. HI repurls wexegood. . ? Among the visitors attending, weito the Presiding?Elder'.- sister. .Miss Kstill Janerette of Columbia -?tnG-W v. 11. -B.j-t'lnrk from the Baptist Church. Our Allen Day program was a \plcndid one and enjoyed by 'all. Mrs. Ella Williams of Georgetown left Sunday for her home aftei spending several days here. Mrs. Hester Ann Go wans dephrt e l this life TfTtirsdav evening, Feb. 7th. '. ' ' ' " Slle was funeialized at Beth'T A. M. F. Church Stlndny at-2:30 P. M. with -the patttf.h* officiating. The stork visited tth,e home of Mr. and .Mrs. L. Jones and left as fine girl. Mother and . baby. are doing fine. ' Tber?- are many on the sick -list iVe hope 17o limn a speedy reeov i'y. ' ' Mrs. J. N. llemmingway who has IIKNKDiCT C^LLKBK Nrw s in ,?'j?o(s .By W. 10. Warnslcy 0"c so:-- ;i very ,* pietureque assemblage of students, if he by chance is present on Sunday morning...in Ant".-i!cd Chapel us the. vara -Its clashes ;i^O'"Kly n"d discuss tn a vpty proner manner the Sunday School .lessons. They do it with eagerness and sincereness. A number of .Sliirlniiti- nitanwLnl the morning services at Secon 1 Calvary Baptist Church Sunday, Feb. 17th. An interesting; scm-ton was dileverod by the Itov. M. Marguette Peace, whose theme was, "Lifting up?the Negi-o's Bower) Down Head." .. ... r' L vii nuuuiiy evening at 7:.T0 p. ni. the. music department of Benedict College rendered a soul stirring program at Second Calvary, sponsored hv 'he choir of. the church. The numbers on the program were the male quartette, th?? female trio, the mixed quartette, the octette and solosts accompanied by Prof. S. T. Finley Jr. Director, of Music at the* college. A large audience witnessed the program. Song-*vf t h speeifll" fi'afure .wqia. Two spirituals arranged by Prof. 1 JEinlov- and ruing by the liiu.? The month of Kehruarw Been given? to the Juniors for the purpose 1 rf putting forth efforts toward raising money for the class and in the. light of that fact they have been (l?ir>g big things and are still doing thorn. An Oratorial Oontest apnnsorod-? bv the class wn.< held MKfrrlay eyjqping ulAj>tesrlel ChapoT. Three classes werr represented, the Juniors Sophomore H II I I I. in I ppw?l" pwwil ?; ?? ALLEN TEMPLE A. M. E. CHURCH / t Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Greenville. S. C.?>T)ur Sunday -school was in full bloom Sunday. We 'had a-very fine and timely lesson which was thofqughly taught by the teachers. The review ^was fine and some good points were brobght 0-ut. Morning service began at llG.fi a .111. at the. sound of the organ, a new choir marched in which was the Junior Choir organized by the pastor and directed by Mrs. Lorn?The choir made?a?very fineshowing* They are to sing every Third?Sundav. The pastor preached an excellent sermon using for his subject: "The Lost Phophet." VThis was'afsoul stirring* sermon - and was highly enjoyed by all. There were two to be / baptized, Miss Alma McPanie^s and Mr. R. L. Mims. At|3:30 P.-M. a musical and 'literary program was rendered by sortie [of thejbe?t talents of. the city The [Sterling High School Choi' and Glee Cl,ub, Wrected by Prof* Tlicklon and Miss Johnson xer>der ed some fine selections. The other paAticipants wer? very .good obso. Tnis program was sponsored by Mrs\ Bessie Logan and directed by Mrs.\A. J. Chappellei The A\C. E. League met at G o'clock witnva largo attendance. Thr league is ueing fine. At 7:30 pl^m. night service began. The pastm- preached a special sermon to the auxiliaries of flic- olnireh-?Aflo^ hearing sgyli a strong'sermon, the clubs and a'uxiliaries can't help but work together. - %- ??? ing to reach their goal. Mar. 10. 1935. The "Bipr" rally will come to a close. The sick of . the church remain the ?annc, with little ynprovement.. We arc wishing Hipm1" pr""lv vrt -oovcry. _^W^TlIORTOWN NEWS " Rev. A. P. Porter chanjpions the cause of the churches here, airainst imnostors' Woly -PnlloiM- . I believe in sanctification, both material and spiritual; for materiaf sanctification read Exodus 19:10 and Gc.n. 11:44. For spiritual sanctification see John 17:17 and first Tes-salt to repudiate sanctifilation.'is not ripht and any one. that has been born of the spirit of God regenerated trot all. Grow . in prrarc "{Tfid in The reliprion-of our Lionl and Saviour Joslus Christ and jro on t- povf. ta-.n !'I I 1'etcr.aim ffnd Heh. 0:1. " | Rev. J. M. Myers will -preach at I'Zien Pilgrim Baptist Church 3:30. 7.1()\ BAPTIST B.Y. P. V, The B. Y. P. U. rccoml--tfunrU'. iVr1 oUTal was given in the basement of the chuich Thursday. Feb. 11th. This social was given in honor of tfie pl'esidint, Mr. Thomas Lip?oy. whose birthdav was also ion the ibove. date. Mr. Thomas Lin.^ov ' ' fa1thf.nl in hoh'ji-g his position - ii e his <hctto). Tn "0- tolaw 1DS1. He whs congratulated' for his wonderful_svrvice in the cTftirch including the Sunday Sehod and other various organizations, ein' ph a sizing his B. V', P.U. work. ^ The program during the' evening opened with demotions follow-. \d by a solo, "I've Done My- WobU" by Joshua MaTtin. The origination of St." Valentine's Day, JamVv Green: solo. Trees.' Miss JessV "TTao Watts^talk by Ruv. U ci. \ paper,, Mr. TSosey's work as aN B. V. P. U. PresVkmt", Miss Lain a t Kther' lge; response by Thomas Li|?toy. After they program the guests Were served" efroshnu nts. . These B. Y, P. Ji. socials are glvan quavfcvty hiAvish*- the inter-of'the yatmaf people in the ( hurfh .y-Hv-if liw / (iml - ;;(,|-vil/c The socials are only example o-' | jl)o pleasures ?ndVjtt'Te.st.s whichj young people can fjniXm the chu>vhj. and yrt keeping iri- linfev with the,, churdh -spiritual! v and religiously, ?The ofhem 61 the B. V. I'. 1' " tire -Thomas Lipsey, President;. ! ?" Bowman, Vice Pres.; Miss Ilehh McKnigUt, socrefaty; Miss HetV nice Harris, Asst. Sec.; Miss Rosa Holmes, Trea.<. These officers# sponsor, Rev. Rueker an<l teachers are striving to render better pi grains ;ind hotter B. V. P U. services sb that the membership' may he increased. The yojlirfg people r.n 1 adults pre chrdistWy invited 'to at'errl our ser AIKEN GRADED SCHOOL The Aiken Graded School Pa- I rents and Teachers have entered ( upon a financial drive to raise \ Fifteen Hundred ($ir>00) Dollars j that we may have a High School i Building and ,-an "extended school 1 torn}. We must have more room mill 1 IVOlflll.UI. i?HS? rtVCUfH -ftmwrt?Wrs:?Oh arils HTcEad.V ' Sophomore^Vlr,?W-:?An?Kn-s Jr. " -Freshma". Mr. Ross won th?' prize i if $2.50, which was offered hy the group sponsoring the contost. The quartette sang two selections. ??H?was statin)?thai?similar or en-ions should hanncri more offe.n: . they are helpful and education#I. ? The Junioi and Senior, men Were* delightfully entertained by the Elite Club consisting of the young" ladies of the same classes. The affair was very elaborately carried out.. -The Y. M. .,nd Y. W. C. Asiheld -m,- ft was very inspiring - and tome helpful, and thoughtful ideas were presented. SfiFPALMtff^ LftADEK ' FltfLEY mail SCHOOL Junior Red Cross, Willie Heath & IiOyd Degcntfenreid, Reporter On Monday night, Feb. 18, l!M.r) the Junio.Hed Cross of Firtjey Hi School guve'their first partyi The assembly room was beautifully dec cratoA very spicy pp>gram was given by the mombbrs of the high school classes, also a playlet by the seventh grade class, under the direction of Miss M. J. Sumter; nil \V'4linli ? ?? irvtnwl -.11 VHJVJTVM Kjy ill! 1 wh<>- were present, The members of vthe ab ive named organization ..in^ vmy much. .enlllUiUhl over the" success, that was garheiMn their first effort. The Junior Rod Cros? are taking for their first profet the-bttRdihg of a \\ralk>on the cam pus that extends from the administrate hi buil iing to the home-e^'onomic louiltriii.tr. This wjU . add much to the beautifying of the campus, -1 (IIV.*TKit PARAGRAPHS L ' V . . . r Miss Mattie Bouler of the faculty of the WinrAboro City Schools i spent the week-end with her eou? , sins; Rev. and Mis. W. L. McCull . rmitfh. (Innetery St. ! Miss, s Annie Garrick and Rtiennc Collins of Fililej& High' faculty spent the Week-end at the.ir .'oincs in Columbia. ' -Mr. and Mrs. Getty Bibcock are. i t* nappy parents of their ?irst- I hoin,. a'." s li, \vhich arrived last Wednesday. Mrs. Babccck is nu- m) th<, li.ii.... ,,f In *f mint M in A. A. -Adair was .. formerly Miss Wylene .If iic-r Mr. Baheoek is re;r. The little one. has r tTdoiv fitrnwd" <7eit J-AJr; " "" ~ ~| Master John Ei *bert Crosby spent Sunday ds the guest of his grand. motho!> Mrs. I.ucin !a Jackson, I Ashfoi d-Road.' . Mrs. Bertha Beckham is reeil,-nm"iT3nfi 'l ft r , TTitfny )i pi IW?fhe last four w eks. Mis*os Pearl,. Laura aiv.i' little Let tic King of Clival Kalis spent ' i lew hoars Sunday as the gUests of their sister, Miss Essie King. J 1 ).r: 11unt, Mr. Joe . Whif'' I nwl Aih^'oLyt Crosby motored to' Charhftift* la^Jf Monday. Dr. Hunt t pip chus&l ,^fcc.TycVroU't. car and j Mr. Crj'Vby ajted as chauffeur on the return' tirp. | on i nurs iay i-vcning, when'Mr. ] ill Mrs. Eli \V light' lvturned iv'iiiH' from the movies thry~foutvJ their home filjod- with guests who" a.' I <>! invite! for a surprise "Blt'l hrrnyfiTii y;" Tts * they, entered li.ht.s were turrn.nl .on and.the Vds t ried in a loud voice Happy l?irt)h<lay to You. They were the* ?1?i ' - - of ir.ar.-y nstrful presents' and all of the guests enio.e! themselves very much. DeI cio;:s re! reshmeiHs were served. : ?Mr.-?Theodore Nelson who has He is a former resident of hi- eity, - Mr. Will Moody of Columbia St. had his hand very ha Hy lacerated; - .Monday while at his vfurk at the Baldwin Mill-. la .making--some k a. ins ['ij'.eut^ lo me niaehiiicry, "thtT 1 aa- t.tish d ti'i the Pryor Hospital, vlua e-the wittttwl was dressed. Mi;s Mary Shelt n of the Finley lli faculty was not?able, to meet * < ) ela.-st s ALtnvlav because of h. ir g ill with flu, ? < ' Mr.~M. S. Stahlmek, president of Clinton Coll go. Hock JiiU, spent i few lay- in Washingtlvn, D. C., ' 'st week having nttencTecl. the "Hepriestf Testimonial Banquet" given in. h.opor of Ex-Congressiiarff O-' iu IVprk st. Mi-. II . ghvs Wilkins le.ft Ss?tur-r r ay fi r Miami. F!a. Mr. an ! Mrs. ?. it. Chisholm of Puck I! ill aceoliipanitd the Emmett .mm uan nans ncre mes;?y nffei nt on when that . team played i'.itil.A,.. jli? Mis. Ohisholi'i was at the -wheel of their I In u-k- coach. She wa- he"oro mari ia'ic Miss ' Marie Cilmore of this city. V ' , Principal I.. 13 Moore of Emmett S? ott Ui and Miss Barnwell of the .anVo' faculty accompanied the .girls. Ir.i-kot' t'lani here*. Tuesday afternoon. Tin' s uu' wire Pi-1 in" " uvt t of lfinley- High. ?: , I 1 before' liext school term begins. Any', amount- uhscribed and paid to the following committee wilh l>e grea'ly, appreciated: _ , Second Baptist.. Church:?Rev. J. \V. Alilus, pastor; Committee: Mr. Augustus Cummings, Chairman; Air. Clem GWTord, Mrs. Jul- j i:l Blakley. *"' ' ? PrtnTTTt^hip?Baptist hurch: Revr -< P. A. Caliaham, pastor; Commit- i tee: Mrs. Ella Walker, Chairman;! Mr. A. P. Williams, Mr, Robert Perry. Cumberland 'A. AP E. Church: Rev. L. TI.~ Owens pastor_:_?am~. mittee: ATrs7 X. Xjenkins^, Ohairman; Mrs. Amy - A. Jones, Mr. tWiUflwn AIoGhoe, Jr.; Mrs. Sara PoMard. Morgan. Wopley M. E. Church: Rev. \t wman. pastnr; Committee: Mi5^ I Mario Brown. Cliali'iifan; Mrs. Ellen Brooks. Mr. J. M. Jefferson. ' Kruarmet?Presbyterian?Church r 'Rev. T? E. Ginn, pastor; Committee: MrS. L. E. Ginn1, Chairman; Mrs. M. II. PrR?e. Mrs. A. L. Jones Sanctified Church: Rev. TI. mitt, pastor; ^Committee: Mrs. | P:na White, Chairman; 'Mrs. " QyOnt?. Mrs. Mattie William*-. Local white people and business men: Committee?Rev. E. J. Daniels,-Mr. John Raniey, Mr: Georgr Hammond, Mrs. Mattie McOhee, Mr*, Corrie Johnson. 'l\Tr*i 1 "F;ir bett, rs. M. " 'S/lassey, r. William Ball, Mr, J, L. Scott, Mr. John Wil son. Mr. Handy Coleman. D. A. Jones, President P. T. A. <' Z. Townsend, Principal - Aiken Graded School. WIJJJJ IIIHIIIIII.II llJAIliPC.U 111 II : GEORGETOWN NEWS ? (Continued from page one) j other~I<jFaI talent_s of tRe 1 The play entitled, "Pilgrims Bound J j for the Jloly City." It was sponsored by Mrs. F. L. Carolina, and one or more other captain?, jh interest of Bethel Rally. The white friends present numbered more than 60. All who seemed to have enjoyed this play. That was beau ! tifuljy potrayed. Miss Beatrice GofT is leaving in a -few=days f5ir West, Va., after uppndinpr 9 nmntlii- linmn with vc latives. Bthel A. M. E. Chufch I)r. J. W. Murph, Pastor .v N On last Sunday at the usual hour services! began, when an appreciative audience \yas present and enjoyed (the gospel n#ssagef o's delivered jbv out- pad.or from the subject: "Christ's likeness." The presenceof.Dr. Bi T. Williams of Sumter, S)~C7;^VTrsT "Katie CiawT ~ of Sumter also; Mr. Ernest Atkinson of Bethesda Baptist Church of -this city, you arc always welcome. The pastor spoke of" the splendid District meeting held at Dickcrson A. M. E. Cb"jveh, Tuesday evening, Feb. 12th. pnd'Avas -presided over by our P. E., Dr.T. J. Miles. Eyory charge in the district was rejiresented, \ S. S". convened at the.usual hour with usual activity. After, the i study period thi> le'sson was briefly reviewed by the Supt.?The pas- J tor pleached at Mansfield Sunday _ l>. nu^"Tb#.v^ngue-. service began <>n time,, with tw*tame onthusias- 1 tic grQitip in attendance. Miss > Christine Brogdon was Riven a box of candy for raising the highest amount in the Leaguefor- the rally, &t the eveTrhrg-hour of wor ship a splendid program was ren- > dered. The twelve tribes were rc'presented-,' sponsored bv Mrs. Ma ry B. Alston, for the benefit of Bethel's rifoy,' St. Stephen Church, I Rev. D. N? Wilson, Pastor I Promptly at 11 a, m. morning ( services began. "The pastor' as-;i, cended the rostrum. -rrtr subject,!" "Jesus' Christ -cannot be. bid." He < preached a , souJL_stirring sermon | which was enjoyed by all. Sunday school convened at the , usual nour witih the Supt. and teachers at their post of ' duty; The A. C. E. League met at the usual - hour with a large. ntt'ond;fin?eT * At 8 &!c)ock the" pastor preached another soul stirring sermon. , We .are glad to report that Mrs. ' -Clara Smalls is 'mprp-ing- nicely. Mr. Ben Hughes and Mrs; .Katie Burgess- are on the sick lisf. . x ^ ANDERSON NEWS " (Ounimud from pug.1 ~ things the teacher of todiay* nfust , -dir.?Namely, "inspire" dnd; "In- _ form." Teach people toddo' their best in whatever field,-rthjf.V are 'in and not everyone tr< itt&tfeach. In _ ardor to jcaehrC ^ particularly in the fll'ral district- ' one must be a teachers/preacher. ' "doctor,, and lawyer, /Shtf has to in spire the boys and girls To stay .. where they are. It i? /more im- 1 portaiit to know individuals than to kno\v -all the. bocyk/ that can be studied... The teacher1 should , know how to impart the truth. Stress common sense. IJ one man , does something* better ?han any one else set him up.as an exani^ _j, pie. When a vision comes in your ? mind, carry it out." . ^ ~n -z Dr. Hubert, said he. Was called p insane a. few years ago If or building a "Log Cabin," but me had a n vision to do so. And tins day it ? is the centej* of attract 1cm. Those, persons who eritized him[ go there j now to enjoy a week ofrpleasure. \ Some one will always httlp you if- ? you- start- something.?I ft yon can p do something constructive adver- w tise and let the world know about it. Every colored school in tire = Country should be a hall of ifnme. t< The Negro hivs- not done cnouglvboosting for .himself, tenth pupils n tn bnnrt rvrrynnr Rural teachers' should spend R much time in the country'in which Sl they work. If people art picking ^ cotton, she must pick sonic cotton II' If they are milking cows,'[she must v. nrHk some crnvs.. -Got the} folk up to you. ' c' A teacher has got to b<j educate ? ed, she has got to have courage. She has^jtoL-W-kcui) licT-feet on "j? the Jfruumk All folk are-hopeless urjl^-ss thpy are inspired, to do J^l something. Master your I capital ^ and save it for emergency. In spire children. Encourag? child- I ren where no one can pu >h_th<?jn I out. God never made a jy one I better than the black boy,, but he I hao got-to-show it in the [best he I can. Mrs. Alice Anderson, ^sponsored a Dunbar program.at th^'Royal Baptist Church. Monday nlte. The atmosphere wpajfilled with- digniF^anVI-*>imn1initv and cni'ji ml fry Royal Baptist Sunday School Supt. is busy organizing a P. T A. for their church school. The Northside School highly observed "Negro History Week." Monday morning of last-week Mrs. ; V. Hanberry, teacher of the IsT grade 'sponsored the piograirn.JJi^-: Edniufml Juhnson, gave a talk on "Health." .Tuesday morning Miss D. Vance, 2njl grade teacher invited T^jev. S. C. Compbell, 6s gue-sTT speaker. Wednesday morning Miss M. Butleri 1st advanced teacher, | introduced Rev. Grantt, who gage a synopsis of the foundation /'of the A. M. E. Ohurch. Friday morning Mrs. S. Jones and Miss C. Johnson gave a summary and review of the week's prnpmw nf? ' f . " SUMTER NEWS (Continued from page one) that thJ,y could tk?-_ viate froni. the beateji puths of pro gram making by doing ^ometfhitig creutlvej^n Lincoln's, Birthday. As a res It, the t'ollowiTfg program, was successfully executed in tihree ' parts. , Part. 1 Three score's depicting We in the United States just be- . Hue Mr. LlnetiTh betairi'' pTvsilTwt 1 (a) Cruel Sl'?i?v Scene in Louisana with Mr. Lincoln looking on. (b) t'yutrrc.^s 11-\vln>jf ill) Kc-onmnc con " trovei sary between the men of the North an i tbjjtG : ntlemen (if the South, (e) Wbnlition Movement reaching C?)n&reKS. zPart 2; Three scenes from Mr. Ijincotn's-Administration- ' (a) (Jet tysbuvjflf Ad less, (b) Pillaging of Sain by Yankees During 'The Civil War. (e) Lincoln treading the Emancipation Pd .clamation. * ?ParSut. Three SceneS*Depieting unfinished, Tasks of Lincoln} - (a) Pie'.i!>linn's Bureau, (b) Negro's Political Position Unprotected Against Terrorism of K.K.K. (c) .Establishing of an Educational System it .r--Nrprees and " the Hoc..;h Generally. Seniors; Mioses 3 Beatrice Myftle Holiday*- Annie M. llur-ey;?G.-mnai Smith and Mr. Carl l.l Bro\yn,? an' Juniors: Miss. Mary Pinr-lr m>\' -itl'l Ua... I r> . x oiacuy uul Iairby White were foremost 1,11 the erratic 11' of this program un*t>r the sponsorship |.>f their P-ngisli Ins Mm-tor, .Miss F. K. Lawsort. ~ -The sxxarmi?reason for claming eersatHity- foi tho . students, "is"* -licit willingness 'and ability to respond" to financial calls. A TTBt .11 y !i;ive was. luuiK-hed three weeks 'go. All 1 epartnu pts t >f the school aisied themselves. Tin ough inter^ ipted by sjeave-iter examination and deknoss they reported One Ilur.-!red Oollai-s and Twenty Siine rents-"011 Friday. February 15th, * Iii:i5 at the chapel hour. 1 The remarkable part aboout the 'ffort ij;, the fact that the stinVent ~ bt.viy Taised this" amount u-tpiijed try the general .public or "any cbiiT" n'ibutions frodi arvy other' organisation, The Primary donnrtme-M ' aisetl 111 ore than In the n iranini ir guides all worked well. . >ut special mention and congratuations go to the twenty five lit le hoys of the sixth grade who aised M.75.? All classes have .not :.ot suhmitt' d their full reports. "T " The facultv >m<l sin'mo 1 f 1 ? - ----- !' us . ^ rolr. iccI'jljxjlSElo list"tlhe two new i??'l rs: Rov.'S. E. Miller of tho J. E. Church ainl Rev. J. W. Ciiw ; ord of the A. M.-Fj. Church as in- 1 rested. frioJids?-=4?hoy. each have ;is'.tc:l the >-lio1 >1 and left inspirar . ional messages of importance to outh eminent divines'are thorough 1 ?- interested and sympathetically ' < perittvg?rn- educaj jural end',av-1 SANTl'C NEWS fT'ontimi'?d frotn page one) ~\ 1 vs. and other rnVntr,fir a+tri rternis:?:Shr"was ftnteraliy.eil Fri- I [ay at 3:30 o*ctoetcl5y Tier pastor, tev. \V. Mv Thompson. 'The many frimds . are glad to _ ;no\v that Sirs. Rosctta Thomas is improving and will be home this reek. ,' Rev. W. -M . Thpfnpson was the 'inner guest of Mis. Sarah Bouler Jf ast Sunday. " Mr. Robert Watlccr_an<l Miss irinienta Byrd wore qudetly mar- (; icd last Friday evening at the lOrne'Tif the bride's "parents, Mr. nil Mrs. T. JB. Jeter. ' The cere- ~ tony was. solomnized by Rev. p hompson.? Mrs. Alma Parr was the din- I, er guest of Mr. and Mps. T.*B. '-4-^r-Sunday. ; ' I ^ Mr. "William- R. Hawkins?of 'nion spent the week with Messrs lonroe and 'Brown ley Gist. ~" Mrs. Malind.i Jeter. Mrs. Kath- P HMi Eison 'anil Mr. B'arth Jeter T ;ere called to Manning to the bed J ;r which a movie showing what _ fvme <>f onv leading Negro men ml women in action of today. For real inspiration attend -St. aid's Baptist Church; Sunday , chool on any Sunday morning:, 'ith Mr. W. Peck, Supt. and "his j a-workers of unselfish teachers 'j oung people- of their congregarrmmjr^weil as the youths of the ty. , , . -Reed St. High School girls seem 1'blk headed for another Piedmnnf __ ' HMiplttflsnip. The Talhoun school , '11 to them .yesterday by a score. r 1?-1 I x; Ta^TA Mailing Secretaries Intelligent pebple can earn $10.OC help, you start a businesja_of. .your < with adveitising matter. We guarantee to pay you 10c each ' sriiii us and pay yo u_a RIG com mis lyini] ftp* US. ? If you mean business and want to n below and send us 2f>c for contract FREE: When you send us your name free a copy of 24 WAYS TO .BEDFORD SATES CO BOX 126, =*==371 -y. . Bedford Sales Co.. _ --Box-Tib, ?? WniTrace, Tenn. ' . jfiert'tTemcn: I enclose 25e. K,Send me your c< ?S^> distributors, and how you will ramcs 1 am to send you. Name __v_ Address v * . ? City or towQ"__ __A_ : J. .. 1 f IWHI- iiiiW'i '' ? Saturday, February 23, 1985. SPARTANBURG NEWS MT. MORI AII CHURCH lt?V. A. M. M atthtWH, Punt Or - Sunday School convened at the Ur'ual hour with the Supt. anil toacht i s at their post t>f duty. At 11 :.'!0 i)'clock the pastor filled the pulpit- with his , text taken from Matthew ??: .'{!}. verse. Sub "Depression -proof," The weather was fair. Made by the Producer of "IT HAPPENED ? ? 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