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Saturday, IWnrvh 2, 193?^ ~ NKUa KIimi M. K. CHURCH r . ? - . . .. .Columbia, S. C.? On tho fourth - ^ JSundny in I'l-LJiiKTryy-rrrsti. 'l : ..t? erintendent A. J-um-ht - h<b. his?first quartet h\ r t .. i?ru-e?Fine reports followed -1lio roll call'. "The District Superintendent was paid-in lull. The lUs.trid Supt. congratulated 1 v ofl'kcis for such whole hearted cooperation \tith the pastor. On Sunday preceeding 11V( IKV, Finteh " i f es preached a wonderful senium at the morning hour. The amount "* raised for the day was ?3fMK) (thirty five dollars! Tin- church . group is putting forth efforts lo make 1935 a banner vear< There * were six persons in the delegation. . Rev. an^ Mrs. Fum-hos, M. W. limn n ' . ai: i r.. : 1.. Williams, rcv. iuiiikd ami xaiiiiij 'Nrtned at Mr. and .Mis. C, II. Vinson. Miss Fordha in a ml Miss Rub> Punches?dined at Mrs.- Fannie Lindsay's. We- ate having splen did weekly strviEos at Wesley. On Tuesday evening, at"1- the conclusion of the~Servic^( the pastor and family \veire just in from. prayer meeting. A band of faithful members came in the parspnatre singing and left a "large supply of ,sc'/ * lect groceries. May ti e Lord 4 bless you in all of your plall?.. fall again you are welcome. " Mrs. F. S. Mintriu ^ ~ * BETHEL A. M. li. < y I K( II ^ Rev."S. H. Lewis, i'astor (By James M. Woodbury) J. Sunday sehonl prompt ly at the regular, hour . with otli?? ? cersy teaeheiv ?present. After the class study oi hio lesson Miss Pearl Murpb gave a very splendid review of the, lesson which was well 'received. The ~ pastor inndq. the clo m;:1 'rt mnrTo~ to the school. Quite a l ull congiVIgatfon for the morning sevvicg. All hearts were made t<> feel glad after hearing the morning's message. The pastor selected his text p Ctom St. .Luke 1*0:12. Subject: "The one " I hi ug need I'ul.'' The - sermon was very inspiring, ami spiritually delivered.' Very much emphasis was placed oil Mary's a choice, while her . sis.U.r, Martha, was incumbered with 1'."household duties etc. The lea gut' .under .the leadershi] of-Mr. 7leipy~V\~ ebb. r P gel ling | along nicely. The' nowlv?clotted officers were beautifully ins fulled by tlie past- r, last Friday liigjVt. After which, refreshments-* were served. Wd shall say the vouny energetic president l.ike N'.ipoleo'n said to his soldiers-otv one occasion, 'A thousand N^Tm-ies look down upon you" ; J Vl/? tlilMll I'i>, "\1?? -.Carnegie of Xuv. Yx^r Cixy_ finim! . . or of the CartWi/ Ki.md 'ft r Uif purpose of 1 mil !;11~ !?< ;> : i iT" principal ? itios I! ' tl; country brought the nu aoc. lie in a systo?iaiT way ;??M \iT' HFT plans etc. 11i.* 1o\t \va?- selected from T'nuf'- writ it:'. . "T., know I have passed l'; ni 'i-C-'h iii.tg^lifi " ' "tlPoni]<7' T Ti.v, .fliT ~TTi (>' v.'" -Th ' , sermon was Toll 7-f hi>po. 'Two ;t<t cessions to' oni; mi .?d < hip.darne the services of the ?*{?*?? . Come to Rotbvd. I" i * rI i -i"1 visitors -arc at way yt-loomo. . 1 ? ?- _ 1 ST. I.l'Kl-rS Y.I'S.L. KKYIVAI We are luippy. to nhnoim that' the_ Yffiinir P< il.?!-'? i .,,Vn?I .<. i guo or* St.." F_mkvllpi-eopal ??Church is?jipniisni'-iinj'm revival ot its. organization :m.<! service-in the ""ohtn-clr: -w ?feet r.-.;cr TrD" ytty Lenten season' could. footer no- hot to,- an .'objective' lb:, a t lie relitr ions cooperat i n. x f \ .mi>>' pi-op'i ' once again undir way. Under the encouragement of tin- ivot?>r, Roy I.- I. McDonald, niifl- :h?. 1,..,.^: ami advice of the. lit". nrtv. K, C ^Finley, Bishop of Hv'= ?1 ! - ( ; ami the suiHMvi-ii'ii i i.- r. n. ,,rr<. . cers, the Toajnie nr.'nd-o-- ycatii history than ev' r Is f< iv. We take .pleasuri. in ,cxloitdinir to all you vounc v. adi r between I .. the of It . r":< 1 .Ti.-V . n, ' - diai invitation to a'tiend'tho rcziv.. zzzii Jaif Siiiitlajir^wtwnK service- nt; *; 'V. M., as .preliminary to- noFsjblrl membership.' Ami \>.ifor? of eve-" ry apre and_denoir>innt'on are most welcome. Bp{jinv>|mr <v'fl> tlto 1--t ?Sunday in March, recular and unique prot?ritm?, of bivb inter, st value will be rendered. . LAPSON Pi'l-lSnYTPPI A \ ; > CHl-KflT M ftpVARY ??-The- T..aiHre AT! S^'i'llf !'V S" iely'l I of Ladsrify Presbyterian ('' u.vch inf . ?3iitcs you- to be . t \vi?i? them ? on their- -fift v 'nrr-iv* rs^ry; 'March 3rd,'Ifiilli,. (Sunday^ ." P. >1 Sp:'j cial pi.,T>?rram hevs !> n a r ramrod consisting of nrPmbefs" from (Tie Missionary Societies of.j- various chutrchcs and fToTn,''?Miorii- and" ?ii ?> . - -- I i-uueges. .?irs. ,i. (i. I'ortci^ of Hitr Jllsi-iTL-CtilliiCu wiU~W 4-he nfrnfipiil speaker. All Missir nary *Soci ties of the Cit_jr are as-ke 1 to cooper, ate with us in thi? effort. Dont forget the date Sunday. ""March 3,.at ?_u.Vlnck. I.adson Presbyterian (Tut rch. I Too Sumter St-., Rev. A. S. Ptnvi', pastor. M?v. y. K. H-tl, i'. i- r-.A ' CHAPPEM.K STATION .NOTES ;Rev: W. R. liowmvn, pastor Sunday being Wrnv nnd? love. ly? pastor Bowman preached im? other of those "come back" sermons,. One p' r-nn joined tlv Ghutvh, Ttrie- ntakc^. i:Tperio.ns add ec. tb our cKttVeh under tlie administration of our pastor, Rev. Bow ?man madtt^rta^y hauler an; i a now . class. Tlie eVemffer sepmon was . t? preacho<l hy r4v. Mituling of r ^ r,. ncdtet otrc. ? - c-~" I uui Sunuuy ocl.ooi js slili ultra ti ijr nriuy visitors. Class No. 1 \vu? ably taught by Miss Fannie i ! '<'!. ~~<>i Ih ieacmns ?1 h UMT W iV- llington WIK" School i inf. nsn-w mft^u by alhs i o ii, ;t, ii Uviiti i roiu WiiTOsboi b_ Junior high school. Prof. No whin, iWi>? Kmniuti* su Bowman ahti Miss and i11 < , infant Chappie Station has a real Sunt.ay School under the |ii.ii:n''sKi', 1.. li. llonnan, \Vho is (.CflziR'd tu be the real leader olt ifarjiple. Station. .Tin- league is taking on new lilV?under tli efficient prc>ii..h'ht, Uev. 1I'alersoti. Low least FriJay night and hoard. No. ,2 under' the Presidency of .Mrs. N'owlen will meet just beI'oie. the rtu'eting. iMoiib i s of the church will know Suihiay wind t-hey i?aid this quarter by looking on the bulletin just in "side of- the .church.- I wonder .voor name written there Both of our organists, litis.s Enimanese 1 towniiin and .Miss Jannie Warley, just tried them.-elves Sunday oif tin. piano. Favorable comments were heard all over the church, but they, can't do that again. Just ThcTT- ' , , , Mrs. Eaufi" Alao w bite "and the Uoine hice Science teacher from vVc'io iruff. lrraded school- w>re seen tailing at Chappie"' Station- Sunay. cijir numbers ipis-ed Mivs. 'Hallman, lilackley, Lover, Wilder, r-k.i ith, Pi'ppei'3 anil other gooa inembei* whom were detained Sunthjy and could not Worship with .is as usual. Rentymber our rally nj uuaiTiTty eiTnfcri'tiee-~h?? the .iiiiii Sunday jn March. Let us oe ready, you li.'ard what our b'T ove.i pastor sal.. Stin ay, Gruin biers-do not work and workers do opt icrumhle. , 1 noVRI.K P,RANCH A M. K. CHURCH : Rev. J.'lv Dixon, Pastor " . 1 ... - . . * . Sunday School opened at the usu al hour, with the Supt. Mr. W.estly Duller, and his f?roup of teneheri' ... iiliny-tef do - their part. The lesi sou. was discussed by the various . lasses. Subject ol' lesson,' Petel ilials a Lame Man. Found " Ads "?: 1 -1Q 1:<S-12. The kssan was revlinl'iwl Itv' tin. Kimfr. At Sunday afternoon Mrs. ,\1.?1L;> j !; wavv f u ireralizenJ at IXdublo?1totinc-h A M. E." Ohuich riu- funeral' was preacheei-by Rev. i. I/. i>txonr~..She was one of our t'iiitbt'u 1 member of the church. She look an active part in all activities of the church. She was one of .'e faithful members o'f the Stawrd -s Iloar.l No. I.1 We.will miss cram. ,:.-Thc. pad ._ be a iters are as follow: B. Wullace, 1). B. Byrdj J. S. Sub r, I. 1 j. Kedmond, K. L Jones, H, llariis.-' ; ^ ' ?-'I'l'tV-?coneyt oration was really !; rev. And many visitwc? friends civ pr. sent. The A. C\ E., League met at the b..ve date .with,, the.. President. Mrc. Bo-sir J.t-o.--The A. C. E. la atiue was just as' lively .oS usual.1 <>iu discussion was. "Wraat he. Bible'says about Foreigners" -L-Lalni 1 -T ) Tin." .lDoiivsinn seem i <1 to bo very interesting- to every one of the leaguers. Vfe were TtltuI to liriA-o many visiting 1Yi -ni.'s <*! ?jni vaii'Uis places pie. u..l. 1'ivf. Harris from Columbia, S. C. was also present. The quartet from Sumter ~was piv-ent. We wore glad to have tlid.m and hoping they'll come Vi 11 -U-i-vgrUXi.-y feel like-it.. . Seiw.ites opened at 8:00 A. M. with the pa- tor at his service. Revi f. K. Dixon., Rev. Glass' spoke to from 1 Sa'muel '1 :ttu verse. -The et tnon was highly enjoyed by all. The members of Double Branch si em to bo very interesting in the work of tie lord Savior Jeisus. ( hri-t. We were favoded with 11 e ,f|uartet i n on Sumter, whichv. all enjoyed very much and al> Brooklan 1 Shining Star,, we erioyed them both and hoping they'll render?service?to?us?again?as?ns, pt-.;v.dhle.?-Piof. Harris was also present in the night service and we are hoping he1 will ertTie^a'raiii, he is asking all "parents to. meet at the 'church house We'no-day evening-a 5:30 to organize a P. T. A. ? _ THE PTTI PIT A ID SOCIETY OF BETHEL A. M. E. CHURC H The Pulpit Aid Society of'Bethel A. M. I'T. Church mot at the MVI.no on Thursday flight. ?. Wo wore Triad to have-with" us M"s I hu m a Cunningham, who ^avo us .-.ome helpful'remarks. ? Wo enjoyed the talk hy Mr. David G. ; Cureton. Mrs. Delia Blakoly was elected Treas. Jo fill the vaeaacv of Mrs. Mary Parks hPstV-ss ?erO ty son nvkjhesi, cake an 1 tea. Miss Ellistipe Blakely then thanked the hostess for the repast of the evening - . ^ BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH JRevy. W. B. Nashr Pastor The members of Bethel A. M. E. Church are still alive and working hard with their, pastor. At 11:30 a_ strong-and impressive message was delivered by the pastor. It w&s indeed food for the soul. J ' : - ? The election of trustees, after the election, the pastor, instructed them along the lines of their duty, and closed by asking the members and friends to look forward to our second quarterly conference- which convenes March 10, and he asked that all the members and well _ivishers_-mAkeL_a_raund-_xeport. 4 *. j FMMANITFI, A. M. K. THUfff Key. K.?H,?McUill,?1'astur On last SuTuTav "morning jit vices at Emmanuel commencedthe usual hour. The prelimiii lies were conducted by the_piist after which'he delivered the mo dng^nesxago to a large number members, friends and well wis eis of Emmantiel. lirwasra bui ing message and the spiritual 0 was high. Several visitors wc present. Our Junior..choir sei ed. three scholars present, our Sc day School session was indeed : teres tin^. The lesson "Pel Heals a La pie Man" was veryi pressive. The same wi>s cliscu ed with much enthusiasm, and w reviewed by the superintendent. At the evening hour of wOrsI the Juniors choirs of .Emmam and Ebenezcr A. M. E. Churet "exchanged. The pastor cai forth with another beautiful si nion taken from the ^Sabbr School lesson. Ebenezcr J.lmi Choir with Mrs. Inez Temple the organ furnished excellent n sic. At Ebenezer, Emmam Junior Ghoir was given a heal welcome. Miss A.. E. Moere p< formed at the organ.- Rev. McC complimented (the- vfcsithig ohi and extended an invitation 1 another?visit. r" On last Tuesday evening the 1 ular weekly meeting of the 0 chers was held. Mrs. 'Viola C onel taught the Sunday Seh lesson. The- .way and manner which she Taught " showed ? > knew her duty. A line nth (hinee was seen. Too Sad? .-ow Reubiri had a Thomas e -That- sang just like, Caruso; Ed. I hits on thru a hagg. hall l Now Thomas doesnl do cso. ; ? MORRIS BROWN A. M. R dill IN - . Rev". Jessg E. Beard, Pastor Charleston', St C\, Monday", E 25~The services at Morris Bro werChicely attended, last Simd; The. sermonette to the (cliildi precedent the morning serm Honesty, arid uprightness of eh aetef were the main pointsTttre ed by the pastor, and the~lesy taught was welt received by t little ones.- Rev. Jos.se Middle! delviered a well prepared seriv using1 me sun verse Qt" tne z* chapter of !St. Luke, as a text "Tarrying with God" was . 1 theme deduced from-the text, beautiful picture was drawn fr t.he disciples on the road to F. inaus'. The sermon was well < livered and well received. At 7:.'1Q-P, M. Rev. Ed. E. Ji es ,nreached from Ephesiahs I chapter and 27th verse, using a subject- ''.The Church, The Be of Christ." The congregation reived the message with udlfeh fervor. There?was?one- access to the church . in the person Mrs.* Mary Lewis, who came fr Florida and renewed her conn tion with Cla?s"No. 13:- iThe pi tor organized tha Morning Gl< Club after the .morning seryi with a group "of young women The church conforcncp^to el a lay-delegate to the/Electoral ( lore'. will._biUiglrL Sn M"rch 7 .Several candidates are in the fie One will be elected. The best m in the- estimation of the peo will be selected. The Candida announced t-o Utte are: .W. Simmons, J. E. Wallace, and J. Taylor. ' We were ]>1 eased t?? note 1 presence of Bro. Robt. Gadsd at the service in the morning, i j._? _ i r i L "t u?r an ausi'iiuu ljuiu viiurcn j several months, caused by a b'rc on leg! Our rally is now I ho issue the most concern. One of our old members Sisl C. G. Roberts \v;is buried on M< -day?afternoon. WATEREE A.- M. E. CHUR< -: HOLDS??FIRST QUARTER] CONFERENCE Rev. A. J. Holman Pastor Rev. E. A. Adatns, P. E. The first quarterly conferei was held at the above nan church,! Feb. 17. It is needless say that this was one of the b conferences held in the history Elder ATTams. Everybody day at 8:0d o'clock. S. S. was at 10 o'clock strict Stlnday A. M. with the P. E. structing iri his .usual way, wh is good and full of inspiration. The-pastor and P. E. ascent the rostrum and used for the ( ening hymn No. 188 C. M.; pr: or was offered and Scripture v read from Eee. 11: b-b2-ijmd hyi No. 223 was sunpr with spirit. The P.-E. eame before an awa inp eonprrepration and made -hearts burn while he talked to out of God's word from Ere. 11 "Cast thy bread upon the wal etc." TTsinp- for outlines:? The farmer's *7.ife; 2, The Chri ian's Life. Tndeed this text a these outlines left us all wondi inp what life we Vere livinpr. 1 feel assured that there" was not screw left unturned. This eonf< once left us alf'wifch, food for li The total'collection for the d was $28.HO. Look! Pond and TI"e< There, will; be an educational pi pram here March 3, 1935, at 3: o'clock. Mt. Hebron Qunrteft -w furnish music.?Gomo one, coi nil. You are welcome. This pi pram in interest of the echo f. jin^Arimsrro LEADER IT l NEW TRINITY HAM. (TlURCII1 m - 4 Rev. B. F. Stewart, I'astor Wellfurd, S. C.?Sunday School g, rr^ nioi at lu:du with iho supurlnten-at tcmh'nt and Tt-acKcTu?oti?duty aa ~tt i?t- usual. The lesson \yns discussed ia or with much interest alter which p, rn the Rev. B. W. Williams gave a u -oi- timely?review. ill- The inornini? service was lance- i> , ? ? o - Xjt n- ly attended. After very [live XTT i>i-ayOr seivk'e I ltd Rt'V.' li. U. IVII "fg ;re lia^ns of Seneca, S. 0., 'delivered a, V- a wonderful message taken from St. Luke 15:17 subject, "The Way ^ :y- ward- Boy- and GU'l -That's Drunk -yin on the Things of the World." f j., in- At the evening service Rev. ;er Williams brought another strong m- messagO. His text was Daniel 3s- 5 r*2T. Subject "Taking Stock". as BYPtJ met at G:30 and carried -out ii .splendid urogram. The ^ iHi Juniors were-in charge. al tel The entire community was sad ies dened over the death of two of 1:' me our elder people, Mr. Jts.se Kilgo j) er- who was funeralized Monday and j. tth his wife, Mrs. Elsie Kilgo who was , ior funeralized Friday of the same *ii, at week. The bereaved fanrtty has iu- our deepest sympathy. -tv st, P \ri \ m v. rtirnru' V ? ?? - ?. ~ ... 1 er- . ? pi Jill Rev. R. A. Young1, 'Pastor >1 p,' Sunday ;seho<yl opened at the tu usual ljoyr. At 11:30 Rev. Dan- S1 .p? iels~ brought to us a wonderful .w -ennun. We were delighted to ni (i|. have Rev. .and Mrs. Daniels and K -,-r Mrs.- Lucy Eigherbarger of Augus tfi |n vta, Ga. with us. t? ,i -We we rpr shocked to learn of the ? ,M death .ccf Mrs. Rebecca Jjjjjjders w who died in the Good Samaritan M Hospital. She was a mcmbyi; of our church and the daughter w Mr. Bowman- Tohians. . lii ' Mrs. L. R. .Johnson returned . j honve Sunday from AugustaWh+f -t* ,l ' visiting her sister. Mrs. Asalee Clussan of. Char-* aled to, X. C. \y.as called home owing \\ to the death of. her aunt. 0 tl 711 Our basket, ball girls played two in \ very interesting games last week sc with lunch folk and -New Hope. A " " 'Mrs. Dixon of Columbia wore ei visitors lie re. ' Mrs. Adams was the guest of M av Mrs. Counts.. ' > . jj en Mrs. Martin affll Mrs. Tohe are J; ^.j. on the sick list. a W A LTE?BO.RO ^NKWS EhF ~7"7 r?n(m^ fr"m page | ? ^ .on hrobght Dr. X a nee J Vho was v ion stran kd.on IdsWay fi-re :u hold Rh his c|iiar.terly, conference. Mis-j Chestnut wRo ha? been ill the..r ?.. .... ,-i-iiMiii ni-i-Ks is aim* tr? mee' " Iht classes at Colefom Training 2om School. md Mk VcL m-ia .lones Lewis .spcrrr ~ff ni- scvera!-da.\ s, iii Waltcrbnro visit- S] ifiz. iiitf relatives,-: ?? ^ Mrs. .Ophelia Low is is .preparing p Vr make? improvement.-?rm?Imr ~j7 3th homo on Savage St. ' . vv as Rev. M. L. Littlejohn preached >, 'dy for tire saints. I >f Wesley M.. F.. ^ re- Church last Thursday liipJil? tnr ? Rev. .1. w. ( 7ar\ t h pastor ul I |;l ion Wesley Grove M. E. Church re- K ?f portv his mother-in-law is sonic- p", on* whal0ill an 1. under the euro of a ec* ph ys ic ian. **** The minbtcrs' wive- of Walter- |e >ry burn luryimrganized at Tho~nic>] t- (' Ce? -ing Inst week M._ "K. Parsonage and have renamed thcii P?t | irganization "The . Minister's j, wives Literary' and Handicraft lib- Club." ?: ? ; Id. -p an Mt. Zion A. M. ! :. Church 0l P'p Rev. Ix'e.' A. t-bgan, 1). D., Pastor ,j. t?s .Services at Mt. Zipn \vaS~"very \\ inspiring last Sunday. The S. S. R * ' \vas conducted by the Supt. Mr. tj, _ ?La.-v. McDonald, the classes Were as -"e sendiled as one class and .'taught n by Miss Sa?.ie Reed. The Presitl ? ing Elider being present was' presented to the S. S. by the pastor, * . Rev. Logan. He' made wholesome iiwl endou.4ivine nemarks -which inspired the members t>f the S. S. At the morning service lihe pns^ R t 1* t/iY- Ail n?A- T>?.? -1 ? 1^1-l .... ...... rowr who preached as Dr. Nance can. pi The church was stirred from th'- Jj ""H pulpit to olive door jjnd t hree per- t sons accepted Christ. This being j-,1 the second quarterly ten Terence it fe was largely attended l?y all three' st churches. Aftlei* the conference was dose, which was successful II in every way, the pastor asked the cc members tJ >. pre pare to yote for rn ice the candidate of their, choiie. led I'rpf. P. .1. Hammitt and Mr. N. J', to grant we in the' contestants to re- se est prOs.nt the circuit at -th'- Electoral hi -ol Tolkyc to '?f held aj n -a4-Hr Tim whence the delerates.-Will he I tV trrr Tlecrtnl ll > HiV 'tr'noral Cnnfcrunrc m which meets- in 'New York Citv, :ly. May IMti. . rA in- Mr,.. Grant was the. successful >'l icb candidate-who will repivsent the Walterboro circuit at the Elector- Si led al College in July. Dr. N'ance reyp ^ue^txl that each member of tthe gi ly- charge punch the Bydgot so ITTaf "T ,'ts the pastor may represent lis in-thy M Annual Conference, lie left with rrbr -smtfey .ligiviiig?a?very successful 4n all quarter. * Q us * ? ' ~ :1. - I.OWNDBS V H.LE NEWS ter * J Suriday-School opened at the usu It _? oi At *<* i...? Tl n,l in,ir, Elder preached a -trong'^serVc cessful Q. C. being the beginning n of the year.; >r- At 8 P. M. the pastor brought fo. to us a wonderful serml.?n, which ay was enjoyeUky all. >d! We arp sorry to report that si*ro t-er Mary is still on the sick list. _ 00 After Q. C. had' been finished a . -ill sum of $14.45 was collected. ^ _ . /! ne Mr. find Mrs. John 'Moone were 0. 'hp lovely host and hostess of ^ 01, quite a number 0f friends. ? r lie y. it. >'?. \? alk?.r,'i'Ujtur i ituriunimTi;?uia.ay svtn zr <ji i'>u. nay'm liiiiity A. .\1. K. tuivli. iife bunutty ,-v?-h?>01 upit'u at Hie usual Roar^- \sith a l'ge aUeiiuance. 'Flic pastor soul, staling . .sermons th n.nrnmg ami wvimig. 1 hi; >ilvir 'lea gi\vii by tile Ju.stci'",.T <dub at the home ol'.Mr." Alalluee \Vi11i:lh)v siiiii. iy, 1 1'. M. was hug; ly attended ui highly enjoyed by alb A Silver lea wa> also given b> e Deaconess Board Sunday at JltJ lit the Lome 01 .Mis. Angle .nster. A Very interesting proam was i" ndeied. The A. C. L. League met at the ual lij >ur with a large crowd'olnjng people. Tn .Monday, evening, Feb. 18th, e .Joint?Mi.-eeionary?Soeiety?my: tlie pai soitage. The nit" ting as called to order" by Mrs. Tillie laki-ly opemi'ig ^t.iy 1.1 l.y M i omincck, prayer try''Mi'A?*v'Mary lekson. A HOT tt he business part the meeting w? tvere?served by i i? \ 11 ?1 i?e--- ' ' ' Tuesday night, at ? o'clock The issioiuuy Circle No! ;i met at K' home of .Mrs, jfrlary Blackmail. he meeting' was ppeijec.* by the resident,. Mrs. Georgia .Jeter. A )icy program \v?* given; it feared severe 1 papers, >olos and inuring talks. Visiles nresunt ere .Mrs. t>11 i?* lflakoly, .Mrs. L> ineek, .Mis. Ar.grv Foster, .Mrs. stell Crununi'e. Alu e-the pre? 'am'Ave lyyere served hy the hos>S. ' * . ; The Booster's 'Club held their L'ekly meeting at the- bom*' of r. Joe Bypd Tues.uy nighty at ?'!U. A large croSvd of members ere present.- Mr, Willie Willuns/ Vice President,' presicling. After the meeting we were serv 1 with a delicious ecurse; The Missionary..C'ii cle N'o. 2 had j -eery interesting me* ting last 'ednesday night at the ho'ine of J ic president, Mrs.. Vir^ie Domi.ejk, Several members were promt ano we had a glorious time. fter live meetitrg-tho hostess serjrL a delicious repast. Mr. and Mrs. Joe By i d, Mrs. .ary Blaekinnn, Mrs. Millie Meirnpsey, had' just returned from; icksonville, Fla.. They refuted safe trip after spending "a Tow iys visiting relatives and friends. W?* still have a.la'rge number of ek members on otirsick list. We ">f>e,'t\>r tbem a speedy recovery. it. i>is(;aii a. m. e. chircii Rev. W. C. Crfcwford, Pastor, Sumter, S. CV?Last Sunday Feb.* 1. the weather was favorable I'm 11 church goers. Our pastor in is" usuaT~\Vay was filled with the air it and ready to -deliver anniPr smrt^ttrrinfr fccrmorr?Tijv astov's message wsts'to the young eopkc Such a beaut ifu 1 picture" as made, by having all the young, eoplc to occupy certain seats toother. The text was found II itter part.of the Jith verse.,?And ; long' as he sought Jehovah. Gcul ade him to prosper.'* Subject: Success Failure, whielfT*' -in- the ai'tcrmam-Rey.- S. M,. MiU r the pastui- of Emanuel AI. E. hurch and hist members worship1 w'l'h us. Krv. .Miller preached fine sermon.' We are* always lad to have-, oijir friends with us. There, was a'nice crowd to the ening services. ' I?dv\ Edward razjer delivered thp sermon. We ViVycxt this nejrmon alsor Rev. _L._Be?)bo\y.. worshiped with us: "e arc always glaTT to have Rev. enhow with us. . At the close of 10 service, everyone seemed to be rotifer spiritually. ?????t> RIDOESPRING N IvW^ Sunday school was enjoyed by L. Rev. Jones' sermon was good ufrual. ? Mrs.-Mi Jackson and Mrs. A. jockor-are still on the ?ick. list. The, eighth grade gave a sur ise dinner for Mr. Anderson, Fri eutyevening. _4__ 5pKe Ridge Hill Basket Ball team ayed twn games li-t week. Pg^ ated" at Saluda and won at Johnon. t.J We regret very much "that Mrs. ammond is out of school on aciunt of the death of her grandother. We extend our aleepest mpathy. . Washington's Birthday was ob rved by the niemJiQrs of the "6+h nd 7th grade.s. Miss r,. Wilson Of Abbeville tva* lc. week-end gUgst of Miss letter. . ? "" Prof, and Mrs. Hightower and nderson spent the week-end oijt r town. ^ tinday. > ' Thd Ridge Hill P. T. A. was oranized last week. *Qftk*OTK?jmrr res., Mr s^ Wigfalh vice-Pros.. [rs.v Corley; Sec., Mrs. Raiford; la-as.-.- Mrsr Green, The community was shocked to Tar?r?f the death of Mrs. JaTTte" uattlpham Saturday. She has ;i-L. . .? r been HI for. several months. Oil Friday "afternoon Mrs. Addie Merritt entertained the F.' F. A. Club at her home. We were glad Ui have e.overul now Af ter ihe meeting .the hostess sfervfed a deli ions course. We Take this time to thank the communi-: ty Club fur their big he<'l't\ The>y gave -a-tSilvcr'Ti'H for the Club,. Our next meeting will be at tlu'__h<>me of Mf^. Mary Hroad,nax. Report From N.E. S.C. Conference Friday of last week Frontjs Urouk-?of?Ridge?14+H?H-i?School .went to Orangeburg. S. C. to represent ' Ridge Hill Chapter in the N. F. S. C. Conference. We arrived at 11 :.'50 a. 111. Friday un<l went jdirectly into the meeting. When the meeting was >ver the f l < >Il)i went to the V V S. C. Camp givtui hy.--Mr. T. C. Csule of Orangeburg, which was enjoyed by all. M-k. Austin Kdiwartls of Allendale gave us an idea of what happened while he. was attending a meeting.*n Maryland which w<s very interest ipg i to the?group as. i whole. ,1'rol. \\ hit taker of Orangeburg ?v. mi.- moiiiuvrs an invitation of coining t<? -State College when they have linfshed-other schools. V,HKEN \\ <M)1) No rK:v Morrii Baptist Church, Oeacons in charge. Sli.iIda> was a line day rtor church-goers. ""Sunday School opened at the usual hour,' with officers a"u teachers at their post of duty. The attendance was good. Two classes in contest' 2d taught by L. C. HonlesOn, 22 jfaught by Mrs. ('. (ioodf?Banner clus^ 22 won, ol' which some.brief remarks was made by the teachers of eftch class, ? ST7 T1 t-iO .preaching service, by^ Rev. .1. C\ (Joode of thLi-.oity, who also pivaehetj a wonderful -seriia-v 7:3WrHevf<Ti(Todty canfe before ur akain-with li." "powerful me-sage to a crowrfcal house ?His no . ago was f u 11 of logic anth power: The candlelight- pew rally Sunday after the evening service, F' b. 17, was a success only one week to work^ ^sponsored by the women's working cllih $.'{".75 > ^aj> raw> i,.Monday, March -1 ththe- pltiy Heaven and Hell Bou'n^l" wiltd'h"? presented at Western Chapel A. M. J.k.-X-'Jiuri'h, .Airs?X?Mj- - Goode, ponsor. } ?!> Rev. Mrs. Smith was'much stir prised to receive a cake from her Tmshand. IKv. L. C. of'. Philadelphia. Pa.' weighing 15 lbs. This cake \va- presented to tho Rev. -mhuii at Liu- reception uurmg his norial Bapti-t Church, EhilarLlphia, Pa. He realy deserve all of .jJiiu.good -thuiga given?him - and -aid about him. SAI. EDA NEWS Mt. Enon Church " \ i'1'y gjad to say that we enlnyod one of the best Sunday. schdoT lessons we have ever had Supt. Willie SattlOwhite opened on time. We had a very large attendance and I am glad to say we -ire wondeH'uHy ~tdiPT-g'U "To have "one among the biqst' Sunday school teachers in the state. Mr. Henry Butjer. He is_ al>u .ui_the- undertakers business. Mr. James Moore* has been contiiK'd in bed for.three months. We are very sorry to'hoar . oT Mrs. Ciilbert and Mrs. Washington's illness. Also Mrs. Massey o f Armond, Fla., who is visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Butler; a speedy recovery. . v-4 The Indies auxiliary met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Satl tlewhito Sunday evening with the president; Mr?r Annie Colernan, presiding. HEMM1NC.WAY NEWS t-r Chavis -VJW. E. Chiirch -Rev. P. Knox, Pastor? I with the S'upt. in charge. Mr. Geo I Gordon_lead the lesson .text; aJ>i? . the Decalogue. Miss Dingle took rhargo of the; class No. 1 and taught tho lesson beautifully. A liberal contribution was realized. Rev. P. M. Knox spoke to the school briefly and-fntercstrngly: ?Misses Rjutherford. Holmes and Dingle will present a program on S u nday afternoon at C ha vis Church for the . benefit of the church. ' , , ??? At*" lHTlO ^Rev. Knox mounted the old time sermons. H"e spoke briefly but interesting. Everyone under the sound of'his .voice could not help bub feel good. A. good umtnbbti'oYu^yay bnised. A largo crown attended service "Sunday morning. Home of the. visitors were Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Greene and son IJlyssos .from the Hopewell A. M. E.\Churclh We n\issed Mrs.\ P. M. Knox wonderfully in service. B8M6(2uEl33KtiB3l of A ^AmnllnniiA IIbVFII vvmpiiniicc Willi he inviolable rights desires of the be- Rpj* % * ? 7 ~ . - 1 I'ayt & I PROFESSION- | I CARDS I v T ???*? OIke liuuri v l'I.Mn? 1130 A M. to 2 P M. Offj.-.. * .1 C.WJ P. a.-to-8 P M KOM.. iVvrt ?\ n ?-1 Pi a i i/r. Vj. atepnenson Physician and Surgeon Diseases o<i Women and Children K? Specialty Office: Residence: ' 1414 Assembly St. l3dS OulC St ?-u DR. L. M. DANIKLS Physician and Surgeon Offic#~Houra: 9 to 10 A.M.; 1 to 2 P. M.; a to I P. H. Special Attention Given Disease# /. Of Women. Office. Residence; 1125 Washington 2330 Hampton - ' > Phone 0429 * - Phone 7664 (L' 1 I DR. J. G. STUART ? Eye, Ear, Neee and Threat ' (Masses Fitted Accurately. Office Hours: Telephone: i II .nn 1 .A/l t> \* *1- ' ~ ??,v? >v i.w r.m. . iv.es. 40MZ 6:00 to 8:00 P.M.* Office 3798 1 Office, Residence: ' ?Q3n Taylpr qt 1417 PiniB St. Office Hours: . Phone: ; 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 8874 H P M to H .IMIy " Dir. W? l). Chappelie Pi.y"lu?n end Burgeon ujtuu of Women Jfejft Children , a t Tj% -Officer " ....' ' ?1 ^Jsbsideuce $ * 2115 Ladiy St. i? ffcul Pine St. Colombia, ft. C. Office Hours: Telephones. IiSO A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office-603.i "" : Residence 887L- *? Dr. D. K. Jehki??/"v\ DKNTIftT Fil^ga. Pletea, Cruwna, Bridges ' Sunday by Appointment Extraction by Conductive 7 Anesthesia a specialtj 7 1107Vi Washington St. C61o.,'S. C. j> xmMS?1-22_L^ ' DR. H. H. 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