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^ GEORGETOWN NEWS
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Mr?. E. J. Ford
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I Thank You.
Prof. G. .W. Howard visited
Conway last'Friday and addressed
the large crowd who assembled at.
the school building to celebrate
. Fields l>ny >>1' the sch >ols of Horry
County. He said the affair was
educational from start to finish
and that Prof. Rhue, Mrs. Levis.
ter and the other teachers are. putting
over a fine program. * .
Mrs. Dora Daniels, State Supervisor
of Adult Schc >1 visited the
school Tri OFv-cTTyj Monday and
Tur^aty trf- last week. The teachers
were delighte.. to have 'her and
are looking forward to the pilgrimagejto
(.1 lunibia in April. While
of Mrs. F.li'/.a R. Howard, one of
the Home Economic teachers. The
lAAnlt ..?1. Hi.no> V.pnomic teaeh
eV' aff Mesdantes Inez Thompson,
- Wilhelniitta Daniels, Florence Dunmore,
Emnral inc. Tucker, Albevtha
Brown, I.ula Atkinson and. Eliza
R. Howard. The Andrews teach*
ers are Mesdaes Lula Strong, and
I Tut Ho Brown.?r? ?
_ The Apto Brothers ^Canning Co.
comes to (loorgetown at a needy
time. We advise our people to
' '* fall in line ami support the cotn"pnhy
by planting .'"such .things as
. J* it hani.w.'
Rev. R. E. Brogdon, Presiding
Elder of the Mt. Pleasant District
an ! Masters Robert Elj afiptl
T5. C. HuwaVd wcr1' visitors fn
: Conway )ast week tin witness the
. . Field Day exercises.
BETHEL A. M. K. CHURCH
n. Dr.'.I. \y. Murph. Pastor "
Sunday was an ideal day tor
?church lovers. .TTFie pastor brought
"Tt>rlh tiwT' woiHiertui messages
morning and evening which were
very inspiring.
At the Sunday School Hour an
UiiuuBuai program was presented
by Mrs. I.': K. MiTrph, when the
lesson," Peter Heals <v Lame Man
... was beautifully protiaited. Little 1
V a hrrnr t toward, representing
Peter, little Valdvdina Martirt representing
-)ohn and little Darthuld
. Atk-insini -repre a nting the lame
man. The sirjipo.M.-! lame was carlied
by two children and placed
before the altar representing the
beautiful gat of. .the temple.
While the other group came march
iiig in in the tune of .lust As-l-Am?
?-Wftlt-one. Pkn w4tieh was played
-by.. Miss. ( iii-titio Jlrogdon. The
lesson w-a ? !>]? inly br*>U)ght out in |
this program. ' \V ^-acknowledge
the presence of Mr.-Harold Kellv
of Bvthesda Baptist Church and
_thre<- other" young ladies from
Saniph w.hose jiames we did not
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ST. STKPHKS chukCH
Kev. 1>. Wilson, Pastor
v -Sunday w..?. a beautiful day.foi
I'hurqh goer-, Th/e isenices at
St. Stephen were well attended.
The pastor lvcted his text from
St. .Matt. 25:10, subject The Dooi
of Upporuthity is Closed. This
(Orinon ' yao scry rich with' thought
an*, .we all received ipuch in&pira?tlob-^ttr-wtrrtrwhile
it "Day"
- Sunday. School opened at the
usual Four with the superintendent
o*rff icer^ and f ueherv^t their post.
I The lesson was reviewed* by the
pastor m such an interesting manner
thai all the small jrtipils en~
joyed it. . """* ??
Tile Woman Home and Foreign
, Missionary?.Society- had - a short
L3 J mull . |II mi:m:u Lty. 1U'V.
Matthe?w Alston, right alter Sun-.
tliav Schi nl Thi? nei yiee-was had
by Sister S\Lbie Alston for the
' bent-fit ol' <>ur calendar program.
This naleialaii'prngrami wa.-. ptann.
ed l>y oour I>i-tri<t Missionary
president, Mrs. D. Wilson in
. tlheir previous monthly meeting.
*!- f Mrs. -Alston repn-soiiteri February,
her bireh month. Mrs. Lula S.
Alford lepre.-enieu January.
The A. C_ K. League niet at th*t
usual hour. The l'vsoii was Very
1 interesting. Our League president,
in Itfr. A lev Mior.l in
job. , ' _
At T:.'iU v.e wen- jigain- in ser.
vice. Rev. 'Fusion preached an on
thnsiii.tu:?au-moa?from the ouh
jeot. I am the Root and Off springl
(Of David the bright and morning
< - Star |
On Monday evening Feb. 11th
the play entitled Mod^n Spinster
Association- w"as had "at St
Stephen Church, directed by Mrs.
D.--N. Wilson. It was quite a ?uc
cegs. I ' '
On wojlnenhy evening Feb. 20th
Rev. Mack, Pastor of the white
* Presbyterian ' Church spoke for
Junior Church.
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SPARTANBIRC. NEWS
Mt. Moriuh ( hlt'ch
Rev. A. "M. Matthews, Past'r
Slwuluy Si ht < _[. com eneur-al the
?iiotu*. t he?1* iv.-H?wu u ts
v.Ui}oev.'?well. The last titles ut' an
ugetl Deacon, A. R. Martin was
IU.U1 thus l Itmyit uiuUty_.ni .JLuly "
o'clock.
B. Y. P. U.'eotnjentM at t lie tibial
hour: TH'e Reflet Club - ntot i\T ~
the homo ol' Mr. ami M iW? .M.
A .-..large' number was present.
The club a?lj 'tirned to meet at. tin
basement of the church. After the
meeting a uelieious course ot sui-ad,,
cake and chocolate was?ser\ d
by the hostess.
The Rypr Ready Club will sp<
_a>r-a Silver Tea Sunday, .Mima"
>, at the ho hie" oT Mivr'Annir Had
?ins.
Two Number "One"' llostesj, of
the Bucilla Art and Social Club.
The Bucilla "Art. an,. Social
-dukmet with Miss Cantlance John
son Feb. S. AJter all- businesstransactions
ware completed,-Two
guests wore escorted iiv.o the living
room. TlfcSe indies were Mrs.
Udell Voting of Chicago, 111. -and
Mrs% H. L. HarksJalo ot Washing-*
ton. I). C. Both gave very interest'
ing talks. . Miss tirace Walker
gave tliel iv.i|ienstr for the club "
For one hoar the' ^members*, an i
grtests chgage3 hi.an interesting
bridge -tournament which ended
as follow.-: Mrs. Young. gu.CsL
prizv; Mrs. W. Tanner; cjub pi ize;
and Miss B. I.. Kivers. con e!a
lion prize. Til) hostess served j
lolicibti-; salad
On Feb. 22tutv \Dsve IIrace W;dker
was hostess* to the Bucilla- Art;
and Social Club. Miss Marie Miller.
Mi-s " Catherine Davis and
Mrs. 11. L. Btirksilnle of Washington.
O. ('. nctt' with the dun
Since* it was Washington's birthday,
Miss Walker ex-tehd'.'d-- invitaturns
tl > a few young nun of the
social sOt of ill is city. '
The bridge tyu.rnani.ettt began at
-+H~pv~nT.~rut(l -hrsTefir'til 11 |i. in
Prizes were awarded to the following
persons f Miss Catherine
Davis, guest prize, which was a
-paekage-of -Evening- in Paris nro
ducts. JThe eluh prize a >al;i wits
given to .Mrs. Tanner. The prize
for low seoi e.^which was a china,
"tncorse burnvs was given to .MTss
B. L. Riversr- ,
' It may be no'te i that some of
i iir leading bridge' players such as*
Miss Walker'and Mi-s Rivers are
taking away th.WTooby prizes i.ach
week. The. ladies art' professional'
hridge playei s but 1 ik r\? t ball,
ba-ktt ball.' "ah.T other "ga mfs.ih.e
lu<k cltanlres a' *ime^ hud s<( h hi
their case. . '
The atmoo-pltere ml' the medina
on,- !' h-Tr-a ' lelneiif ei .."rrr
Thy Cje.otpe Washington?Color
^schenu;?w.u n.arrit d mil. 'Uu>.
refre-hnients hviv as follows:
punch,pimento ^anuw-ichos. Rus sian
tea-, blue -and pink < kes i
triangular shapes and ambhositt in
scalloped ' fru 51 baskets. Afterwards
candies nttd roasto i nu*.
, were passed around.
The club left each of the tv.'>
"homes declaring that pa . of the
ladies who "'e'; it:, d l a\\. all
qualities thai .an ideal ho-t-s-^.
should' have.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ('.- Rmkor. Mr
and Mrs. Grady Grove of An'er-ot*
were the dnvn.-r guests ot Mrs*
Thelma Beatty' on Simmon St.
Sunday afternuon. , .
. Mr.-Murs'hall "si.-; lji- -.tent t h
sister-in-law. M rs. Alice Siiihiihis
week-end in .Newberry visiting )d
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SKI I I'lN rj44~*\ i'i-'i it \ I'l i r
< m ucn
Rev. \\ . ('. McCoy I*:? (or
Sunday w;t- a J'ine -day for
church piers. Sunday School opened
at. tho usual hour, with Supt. I..
Abriini teachers a; their pb-i
ol" lily. 'The 1 s ,,; was beauti
fully (ii-ctr-se.: fry the' cla-ses. al'
ter which the pa..-tor gave thi
classes a very interesting' review
Duo to the illness of our pastor
"ITcw. 1. \Y. loan- iJin.i' In us ?
11:1*0. with a Quiring ,-ermon iu_un_j
-frixodm ll.l.i ' .l,. "(;n l-'nruaid
At" i hit J pin pa-tor brought utS a
.mcssagt- l'tyuiij , Jiev. LI al l .sab.,
"The Kingdom, liuililer." And tlio'
spirit 1 ?ui n-d_ wit bin us . while h't I
spoke . Hew and Mrs./;MH'..\
were the dinner guests v.*3''.My. &
Mrs. .Mack Simmon . . \\ e'ai'e ask l
ing all members to look forwvjn
to the Anniver-ary of Sellers Chap
fcl Baptist (harcb, ti * third Sui. .
-tiay?w Aprh, A"g<i u p -are a*km-g~
all of the (ahtain- Lo?work?-pt
It ii t r ?4 _?*i ( l> ....IK- v. i
?, jr.- V1, Iiivi-I Ulf IUIIV ."AIMIl
21, r.t.S5.
sid.vk\ i'\?k r.M.i:: mi urn
Revj. J. Alidcr.ioii, P;?dor
The Sunday School i.jh-ium at the
usnal hour with the Supt. .Mr. I)
R. Stacks pre-i-'ing. "The^ lcs on
subject '"Gifts That Are Bettor
"Than Mon y" At" s-d: 1 -10. '1:? 12
was. beautifully discussed. ,
At 11:00 o'clock the pator pie.aoftietl
U< UuL-oo+woh. - Rev?SHI veui'vwht
> preached a wouderful sermon,
which was enjoyed by aJl, .rfrt-r
which the dl>or of Che church Was
wpgn'il and Oiic( lady united wT~T
the church.
At 5:00 P. M. the KpWorth lyoagiic
met an<f rendered a good pro
gram, We ivere glad to have a<
our visitors,. .Miss Ruth . Bynuro,
an* some ohil ren, who appeared
on the program.
At f>:00 P. .M. the pastor, filled
the pulpit. with one' of his burning
messages.
Sunday will he communion day
and the' pastor will pr -ach a spe;
cial eermon, the public is invited
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UNION NEWS
.(Continued from page one)
of March whu will be the win- ^
nera'i . i
?Mrrr?h~.?u '"h." -V 'tpneh?-r nf
Huitalo school will atteonl the
Teachers meeting in Columbia.
When the huad of a home passes
out it oftimes leaves the home .
desolate. I wonder if a compan- n
Ton or "oii-ih-Taw would" bring
back enthusiasm in some of these
hignos..? L - .
lifVr Tolbn a vounir mail cul?
lured _juul refined, has generated
11k attentions} and hospitality of
nearly all the popular girls in
the ch-y-'exe'ej^t- -one, and as long
as Dr. Long keeps up his good
practice, you may preach ,and lecture
and if'tmp .until birds stop ^
-and see what is lit. all about. ,
Where is the most popular pas.cor
in town? He has never been ,
scon at the mtnistdVlal4'JolfiatlW \
diis year. The. Alliance is arrng-, (
iiig l'oV a campaign ot' the city ^
tp take place within the near fu- .
ture. One more has joined our.
number. .? i Communion
will be Sunday at '
Bethel, Clmtorr Chapel and New
Hope. The iJuniorehory will sing
Sunday night at Bethel, r Monday .
l ight M'ficial -board nftl "dffieesr ~j
ore asked to be ou'ti I
Those ..on the improved' list- are ,
.Vr. .L }L MeCool. Miss Esterma t
Sims. Those on tl\e ~,sjck,- list: ,
Mr. , J. E. Windliaw.-'Mr. Dabid
Sims. M it, .C. Cohenr*Mlss Talley J
,nd Mrs". Wreivricki. }
~KT. . . . . TT T* Ti tt'.. T?' ?
i o r-uutress ine ?>. .vuss bitnice
Sartor. To address the Lea- <
true Prof, J. W. Nicholas. t
to, church Christians. '
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(i>{|-:.\T TAILS NEWS j
IV , liV.JirTif Mr. an.I. Ml'-. J din j
Ciair.es was 'beautifully decoratoL j
..on la-1 Friday ev> ning. where Mr. ]
-M-??M?-.?l-..m?I'ilnii.m entertained
a few friends at a birthday par- (
~y?f- i' tii iv dw)irhtw,-Mi.s's. Willa. .
..Mae. The presents were funny and
h a tiful. The honor truest looli"- .
ed very-'attractive in. h?M?--setrrtet*",
r. i! A-vening utvwn. A _<|.di( ions j
roitr-e was serveTlF"/ . ,~?
Paring thtry^etiintr ga:?e? were .
eiiioyed.
With The Churches ? j
On Friday oVeping. one of tlu' (
nn\ilianio- of?\11 ' '/o.h- l'aptist ^
i.'hutch sponsored, sin inTrOst'ipg
'site. T!io * t earlier?- i?f ""Paradise >
>'< hooi, p'.rtieipet. d' on 'the. pro'
r-aiu. . '*
Mr - Herbert -Wujdnry'on was ,
[ -i . r ' ceremonies. ' i
(Mi. Sun ;iv. n.t-otiiinvr TV'Vt RutUo l '
i.V a? ho ! intfrr-ttry*;-Jrn.'m 'on
'Mi' ? i "(M'i.'i W l-in* M"n Be T1''
llrv. Rally at Paradise
C:-uivh ' Ti Sinula; afternoon" \v:>.:
v -'it rt'-s from very aturle. PiTz.
Wi'iv won Iiy -Miss - Connie Mc!Iv.'r.i*
:;M't \D\ KrtiesC B?*ku?n. ibis
rr.et wa? ?piinv' -y?'k by Mi's. BPi'
n on..
^ Paradise 11 iu!>' School (
Nee-ro Mistoiy- Week wa< celo!
atr d--in'-yiu i'Vu^ way-. Pn|^r- j
' i ?i icadi, class in -.
the Ilijxh School Dept. *epro
.- nir't uals wert- june, Monday,
Ii"Al'i-ic:in> In llisti'ny with
';t;Poem. "The Procro-s of
J e XV ei"" ' -by or inbers. of the
(l I '.esikiy. The I.tlv of" .
. \\'.'.v,r lay Nvj-'Tu I.ifc In tb nr LS"
a.; Trnirh uy.f ('apeis, "A Nc
In The . Ilevohiti Mary \\ an
|."Th, Re-r inn int.' of the A. M. J
K. /.. Church"" KMli"u'iailc. l'o m
A Dunbar Selection" by a member,
of the t'f.h trrado. Friday nmrii* '
t In; rtrtiHt s-t-U-i-lolit- -botiy_ W illi
teachers assembled in the audi
. ..a, 'is.
. ? mill W HI'I ' AN l* 1 IMV'TAI y\t UH ... ,
pirat address by R' \\ - Hutit-r
on "(ifurttc W'a-hingti >n and (
tlu- Negro." A paper was read ''V T
' a n,ember of the tenth grade on 'j
T -aUitu. V ?>:' George Washing
.1.11 an Thomas J'Tferhon Toward
Shu py."
li. t-1u. vvslau^Vi'-VeH+rti?ttr his i l.t s -j
? - ? r -I'vi'i at?Wvolo' of?illness
Tin- nu-nVbers* ..f the faculty (
... : . ally, tlv dinner guests .
\ U-Ufc_uiul Sirs.. Coy Ford ami
MiV- -Tin-elia Ki ttles. The dinners
wmv delicious. ' : 1
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ST. 1.1 KITS REFORMED
EPISCOPAL CHCHCfl
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"^nrrfrll-citotu s. C .--The morning service
began at 11 o'clock by
the rector and the layleaders. The :
reetor t^'k bm text from A1 ich-'cl .
-arid trn'K fur n subjeet. "Coil- ?
trove Asy Retwoon God and Ilis
I'tople."
At : 10 o'clock the Sunday ,
-ciiool was ripened by The Supt.
The topic for discussion was brief- 1
iy spoken of.
The young -people's me?t1n^ _s
nnvem'/l at 5 o Clock. Miss Kthol
Hamilton opened the meeting. Mr.
M. Forrest opened the discussion.
ihont Forgiveness," token from 1 '
fehmd :7-rff~ *
The evening -civice- hegan at J
r :f?0 o'clock by the rector.. He
" (rj< diiis text from .TohnH:14, and r
'"f,k for a subject "At the Well." f
Every erne enjoyed Uie sermon.
!o hear him. i
The Sunday SchV) >1 lesson for
Snnda.y a ilk be "Modem Forms of
. Hypo ricy" Acts A: 1 -T, 8:18-2-1. '
All members nnd friends of?
Sidney Park are- urged- to be pres 'M
Sunday morni ng?tw"l.he ICp- t
worth League has soniedJhinjt in- 1
store for them. . r
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THlE^AXMfettd LEADER
IN MEMORIAL l
In sad, but loving rememberhis
lift* two years ago, Feb. 2&,
933:?
t
Joat'onb 'himband.?yt*tt?have Kit
me,
iui sweet memory lingers still.
Chore's a-waCanee in the home,
iVhich never can be filled.
Sadly missed by devoted wife,
FLORENCE FT "SELLERS.
NEWBERRY NEWS1
Rev. R. F. Stewart of Seneca,
.vas the pastor of B( thlehem BapH>e-G
hure h-Swnda jvduib. 2L_ i_
His text for the morning service
van Romans Sj>i5.37. -- Evening
service his text wns- founA in Isiah
10:31, Subject, "JbWgle_. Wling
Jhristian." A hrrgf crowd attend.'tl
both sendee. They .vA re enjoy
;d by ali.
The JuniLr Missionary Society
endered an-ex-eeRenC program at
he B. Y. P. U. Sunday afternoon.
Weiner Roast, C'and> Pulling,
in.I 11..... ?
* vnnut iiuny K1M11 yjn
lie lawn of Bethlehem Baptist
L'hurch We^Jiesday afternoon at
1:30 by the Junior Missionary Society.
Mrs.-Lju Amie' Graham,
upervisor.
Air. Luther. Wilson and Miss
Betheideen Hawkins were 'married
Saturday, Feb. 3:;, 1 '.'35.
The Senior Missionary Society
?f Bethelehem Baptist Churcn
jave n Silver Ten at the beautiful
iome.pT Mrs. G harity Motrigone'ry
l'hursday afternoon. with a \<my
ine program. Music. "PraySr by
VIrs. S. A. Grahaih. Topic 'Coning
of the Kingdom through sar.iee
am.' suffering." ^Opened b>
Vlrs. C. Lake. The following vis.
tors talked: Mesdanies L. 1.
Pratt, S. M. Gilder and Mrs. Mary
Abraham.?A very beautiful poem
jy Mrs. G. II. White. The entire
iffatr""wasr-gr;'Tid-and a success.* Mrs.
Bessie Dnnenn fell ,-i L
,)o"roh Wednesday, Feb. and
nut her leg a grt^atdeal. She
s >till in bed.
Attorney K. ,S. Watson of Phi!-,
ulelpha, Pa. was a visitor in,our
rity for a few day*,?While here
ie\stopped with Mr. and Mrs. M.
L. Lnssane. Mr. Watson Was here
jii business,. an ; did n >t have an
>pportunity t" make many, social
.alls. V
Mr. Watson* is ir native of Texas
iiid a graduate of Fisk University
Nashville, Tenn( ami Howard Law
ncnooi. riv-isi. now practicing iu\v
in Fhilads.lphia, Pa/associated with
[lit? hiw-tjfficx? of Lewis Taiurer
Moore of the same city.
pin. \ti.* ?t|i.iri" I inIH'Pl'ftl'tl t if
the Mount Gflive Church of (Jo!
preached -a Powerful serilion at
I'l asiou (ir^\e Church? Stifiday
i fight. )
.Mrs. Klla ilwrstihas moved in
the bungalow ' .f* .\|iy S. W. Allen.
Sr.", on Draytort, St. - .
- Mr. ;\nj Mrs. John Williams are
iiving in the home of Mr. D. X.
Cromer ojj.. Gallinan St.
Miss^aLuiile Gary was . highly
honored as be in it the guest of Miss
Curtis lUec Sunday evening, Feb.
' lire a re swell pal's" A il'lL
lions course was served ,?f jello,
an cake..Miss.
Lois Abranis of Water\
lJJe School spent the week-end
M is.s .Lillie Mae Sligh, and
Mis-?Louise Gallinan in BrookLycu
iler school will,e!>)> Friday
evening; then she will stay with
lur sister-in-law, Mrs. W, M. Abranis
js able to be up again.
Mt linK >thy Hill anLMr. Y.i.l.U'r
Williams of Harbison College, Mr.
J. Wv Swindler of Chappies, Mr.
J. W. Brown and Mr. Herman
(*a1dweli <?f N owbefry- wers" the
visitors, of Miss Katie*' Williams
Sun hay afternoon
Miss destine A brains, Miss Mat
Miss Catherine Gadson of Savan
urn, via. tin.* iiciy . Willi 1*1 is>
Margaret Lark Sunday.
Mc!?*fs Nathaniel Thompson, W.
W'il son, Donald Jenkins, Harold
:anburg, were the guest,. of Miss's
Alii the.)?csifU'r.. and .flattie
Cromer Sunday. They motLred to
Johunbia, and. visited many friends
here.
-. Ali&seft Maty Singleton and Hat:ie
B. Gary. Mrs. I?r/zie Rice ah" i
Mr. (loree Singleton motored jto
Columbia Sunday^. .-.J
Mr. Jerome Pettis and Miss Katd
-e- M. Hat'" spent Strmhry afteruimat
the home of Miss Mildred
^umhom., . ? <_?=.?
Dr. G. W. Singleton and Mr. T.
I. Fisher visited Drayton Street
digh School Fri Ky morning dui
ng devotional service. v
Mr. Fisher brought smilef- arxl,
aspiration to all as iisUal.
Dr. Singleton's siubject was,
Wl-rk". He used as i outline
(hysiral and intellectual, He em-'
sized physical work.x It was
ill filled with inspiration, j
The children ate usually glad t-o
ice Dr. Singleton, becausefhe asks
nine toi tieienl run <tion? nVi/t iriff>c
m*er to the?wirrnere, 'tfhe wirriciv
wore Cecil Jones, M$iry Ella
vlnrk, Robert Whitney an<) Daisy
Sutler.
I hero will be a carnival ot the
lotvd Negroes in the auditbrium
>! Drayton St root High School
Phursday -evening, March 7, vat
f:J() o'clock.
Paul R. Allen, Agent
ANNOUNCEMENT
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. JyCwis are
he proud parents of a fine son,
iorn January 31. Baby has -been
tamed Noah William.
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I PRESENTATION OF THE
EVA J ESS YE. CHOIR
Thi- K.v;i .!<?<-;ye Choir will Represented
by Avery^Trtetitute at
Morris Street Baptist Church,
Monday evening, Mai eh 4lh, at' 8
oVlnnlc. Thin I'hoir li?H ** Inner
run in the leading cities of America
and has received many of
praise for their skill in perform-,
'ing and for their excellent voices
by a number of the leading newspapers
and magazines. i_
"Miss Jessye is recognized ^as an
authority irt the field of American
Negro Music. Programs arranged
by her are authentic as well as
entertaining. To hear this choir
will be a rare experiences ^
General Admission is 50c. Re-,
served seats are 75c and $1.00.
ORANGEBURG NEWS
i . By J. James -Pearson
Mrs..,Anua Mitchell of this city
passed away Friday, Feb. 22w^ at
ner home.after being ill for a long
period of time. She was funeralized
at Trinity M. E. Church Wed
Uesday, Feb. 27.. .
The Sunlight CJub of tihisrrity
will present the Eva Jessye Singtrs
Arttts. Irf the National Broadcasting
system in a concert at
State College ,AiiL^taj-luin Frik'iay
March 1. *
The Alpha XI Chapter of the Del
ta Sigma Theta Sorority of State.
College play d- -the part* of hostto
a large number of pebple.
. \MI.L]t\M -CHAPEL A. M. E.
Sunday was u high day in Zion
in William Chapel Chrurch. It was
known as Woman's Day, and the
women were in charge of all the
"services tdmroghtmt t he-day.? The
pastor recently .organized, a group'
of wt.mieo known as?"The Mortgage
Committee vd Willi .mi Chape., Church.
'llhy officers are a> follows: .
President, Mrs. C. C. Hemmingway;
Vice I'f's.i Mrs. Sarah Billy;
Secretary, Mrs. .Jvnnie Bowman,
Trcas., .Mrs. Mary Spann. Other
members are Mrs. Bessie .Unison,
Mary John-on. Irene tew is, ,W. T.
Mrs, Washington. . ?,
"The duty At this Conuntttee, is
to work in |nj,eres.t of the Mortgage
debt. The first; effort put
Forth by thus saitl F.qninmU'e was
to have a chain rally.- -Each person
taking a part was 'd iftsidereO
"ITlink in the chain. Sunday, Feb.
lilt, was the day set Jtpurt for
tlhe vally to come "to a close, and
also known as Woman's -Day.
In accordance with the above,
: .Mi < 101 la McDul lio presided*lovetfthc
Sunday School in place of S..
.Morgan. This she- diid with grace,
and dignity. Mrs,- Fannie Dash
took i-TuYrgr o'f 'l^^ ^o^'s
M iss 0oldie Me-Duffie \A8(ifs in
charge of l)r. S. It-. Green's class,
a:.,i Miss Gussie .Mnyes~Iaught Mr
Hiimie Phu-kney's class.
Divine servient bogahf"Lit 5:00 ocL
>ck when a splendid] group of
women sucimymjivs; by the paster
assembled in the church atul had
early prayer m^vtTngi Strictly at
began her .first prelude on the organ.
All men on the choir were re
placed by the women. Even the
irastf >'r sat in the Anion corner all
day" long.. .
President <'. <1. liem-wfhgway
aetcd ig nia-tor ol ceremonies. At ter-the
regular' devotional exercises,
Mrs. llemmimrway in most
befitting teri'ns presented Mm
SaraVPDi tly *5\s the speaker of the
hour. TTu7 speake r ascended tlV t
rostrum and after- preliminary remarks,
selected Rev. 12:5 verse
an 1?Prow 7:H) frrrrti whieft sfte~
preached a heartfelt ^ fcvpH sermon.
' . '4 '
At -.'5::!0 P. M. platform exercises
were had amoiTtr the, sneakers
j '.veiv ilrs. F.llu MeDiiffie, Fannie
Dash.'C. C. Heikmiiipway and real.
! injur by Mis? Marpie Perry of State
('ollepOi A duet was stin'p by Missis
r (lolflie MeDuffie and Mrs. Lei a
-'Mordent ol C-isterl. 7 ,
Mrs. A. G. Harry presided ovei
the l*'nptio instead, of?Mr? it: "
Pinickney. In this position >h<
clothed" herself with laurels. The '
eveninp sermon was proaehed by
Mrs.' Susan Davis, after wli?se sei
ir.oiiV the question mipht be askV..!.
"Did not our hearts bume.
| within while she spoke to us'tin
1 word of God?" The ofjfeidlist?w__
. taken by Mrs. Mary L. Haynes Julia
Breeland an r Julia Wasjhin-:
ton. Mrs. Klla Middleton of Ti- . ?.
" ty M., E.-Church, and Mrs. Victl r;
Scott of the Reform Eplsco .
Church assisted it1 Hftinp the <
ferin,v in tile uftfrnnon ami -M
, Sailio Frederick and Pearl Sim
ins at nipht.
After the smokes . a4f- cleared
away, ($150.32) were laid
on the table fh cash. Those who
tcok part in the rally were Mrs.
C. C. Homming-way, Sarah Billy,
.Jennie Bowman, Irene' Lewis,
Mary Spann. W. M. Rhymfes, Mary
?J cjhrrswnn - ie .1 ttdprm, Cotfinc _
-Wrftflit. Julia Rreeland, Fannie
I)ash. A. G. Ilorrv, Adrah'aa Lewis,
Mai \ L. 11 ay,ties', Peaiil Simpkin-.
.Tulia Wadiimrton .-md others. .
The pastor and officers are elaG_ _
-e?} beyond .expression over .the activities
of the women. A new day '
has Pawned in William Chapel
i Church; the women have v'iscuss|
eii their hidden powers. ~ This
means that the men will lmvi? to -,
dep up or st'-p f >irt. The people
are lou'd in their praise'of the pastor
for his,' courageous leadership.
He <k>es not h'avte very much to h
' say. but is - gradually bringing
things to >pass. The ]ieople rvAv'
ha\ie a mind to Work.
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* CORRECTION ' ~
?Cni'i" ctirin >11 tn (Ct ig lowr
N ms, Issue of. Fob. 23^1935, Mr
Editor: I beg space for the follow,
irg: * ?
The entertainment at Bethel A
M . E. Chuith,_ Georgetown, Monday
night, Fob. 18, given bj
-from fit). Andrews, A. Mi 6
Church assisted by the faculty Vri
the Graded School. No student
at all was in the cast. With thank*
for correcting.
W. P. Carolina, pcstoi
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