The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 09, 1935, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, March 9, 1935
dfrMMANlTF.I, A. M. K. CHURCH
Rev.
A. A. Hughey, Pastor
Columbia?Sunday \vas a Very
beauitiful day for all church goers.
The Sunday School convened prom
frtly at the regular hour with Supf teachers
and uuni hi. ?
The pastor made the closing re
matks to the school.
At 11:30 the pastor ascended the
Vostrum and delivered a wonderful
ni^SSBgeTc-The sermon was very
urolt incn \ r ? tic* oTTTT o ? >! unlli. . i?
HW14 U??u - <!??- f
livered.
At 6:30 the A. C. E. league mot
. ' under the leadership of Mr. Jamos
Swayer.
- 7-an with f hp pastor *at his duty. "
This was another uplifting and in.
spiring serniOjL. On Sunday nite,
-March 10, Oie PA'siding Elder will "
preach. ' '
Sunday was a busy day on a *-'
countt bf it being the first Sunday.
.
The 'sick members are improw-"
Iri&i Mrs. Edna Murles is still in
tlje^-Good Saiuartfan Hospital,
Mrs. Carrie Bates, Mrs. - Janie
Potee and Mr. B. S. .Tiilrkson are
still on the ^iek list, the church is
spraying foy them a speedy reeov.
ery.
The S. B< and Church were very
J ~ l-^ it- n* a /. ~ ~
^;iau- u iptvp /np sopr Ol S. H
back to/church again. One of the
S. S. teachers has return hbme from
where she has been teaching,
' " Mi ss .Blanche Brown. We are very I
?? .'gl.ul/to" hiiVe her back Home a
gain. >
JThe Jr. Chbir is giving a "Sib
vier.tea" .at the -homeo of Miss jGeorgeanna
Groves Monday nite,
/March 1.1;, 1935. ThepUbTidisih.
/Vited'
- ; MT- ! !?(;All A. M. Iv.-XlIIUKOH
7 : -??7? ?/
Rev, W. C.Crawford; Pastor
j Ihutlluy w^ ",V high day 111 Alt.,
7 ' Pisgah. Dr. .1 F,./ Thomas?our
7 Presiding Elder held his. second
1 quarter. His text was taken from
Jonah "3S2. l^ey word, Arise*, Go.
Alt.. Pis,uah was densely packed.
tftR)' persons eomrrfuned. . ~
The entire church, i$ being or.
ga'dzed . under the leadership of
efficient pastor. The . Ushem' |
zr , Board, Ueconesses, Stewardesses/
all regulated the following the
unformed choir in .the?p'raceWsional.
I
Sunday hite Dr. Thomas prepclj
* ??. j us ivAL ??ts uiit-eiirum ACIS
1-8. Key word, Spiritual Power.
This was a fine sermon. Dr. J.fL.
_?_ Ik'uboiv installer the, Ushers.Jin
Characteristic way-* as only JDr
Br-ibow could do. 7
?Monday night, March 4 we Maida
line quarterly conference. J)r.
Thomas, our Presiding Elder presided
in his usual way. / We were
^lad to .acknowlpdpp f.K'o pregJpcA
of Rev. J M. Hafriscn, /Rev. Gjeen
?iuiT 'Miv Wnucx cn awTqrd Jrr-PPKtr
report?for the tttt?rter-'-hr-$ih&f^tO.
***- We were glad to say that Mt. Pis-?
gah is moving on.
' ST, .1A Vl.F.S \. M. E. C11-U It CH Rev.
\V. Sr \1ims. Pastor
Sunday School opened at the
\usual hour, being largely attended,
"lengthly discussion of lesson and
review by the.Supt. Johnson. Re.
marks by the pastor.'
il :.'!<) A M The tollowing'ininistei
s: "Revs. Devlin, L-. l' . 'I'hOtles,
ani J. B. Smith with RevV'Mims"
filled the pulpit.
V-:h) P \\ Rev Rhndpg nspri for
a discourse "Who is Jesus"?".! Total
collection for the day $^882.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward McCldren,
, Greenville, S. C. worshiped at St.
JauieiTthis mornings i ?
Mr. (Jil'ton Taylor. the licensed
Einbalnier, Anderson, S. C. also
was "m the morning service! *
The Educational Boartj,. of' .St.
James A. M. R. "Church met at
the home of" Mrs. G. A. Gray,
Blanch St. Thursday, A P. M.,
"Feb. 28ih. The meeting was call,'d
to order by the Chaplain, Miss
h. Cohw.i- conducting the devotion
??til ex< v. i i's- ?The meeting' being
^turned to the President, Mrs. G.
v A. Gray for business transaction.
Many visitors were present and re
marks?.were made from a few.
$$'.W was" realized. After all
?rimdness v.e air enjoyod the social
lie ir along with cake and hot. chobo'ate.
? ^
Joint .hoVtess, Mesdames Gray
ntr Wri'dil.
The- Educational ?Board Is "giving
a plav entitle, "The. School at
Hi k' rv Hollow" Friday night, at
7:-'0 o'clock, at St.James A. M. E.
01 urch.
s? ? 4
LrKSVtl.TF NEWS
Calvary A.~MT"T5* Church??7i
* < . ...
?Rey, L. C. Butler, Pastor
Stinday was a "pleasant day for
churchgoers. Many found their
way tq S. S. and also morning
service at Calvary. After prelim
inaries Rev. Butler entered "* the
Xiulpit and took his stand. He delivered
a strong message which
every gne enjoyed. After the ser-^
mon Communion immediately Pol
lowed, we were very tfiuu iQ_nave
fhad Revs. Watson and Chatmaji
to worship with us. 1
, The J^affue held ifaf*' regular
-si meeting. . ' - * a
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Inahinett
entertained ii number of frienda
last Monday evening With a card
party?* A* dclic^iu^ course of hot
cc?9^rar reJishf Sandwiches, ice cream
and cake was served. _/ It was en,
joyed 'very much.
<" "Mr. Wigfall Boyd ml >tore<l to
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hartley
entertained a number ^ frlenda
party: a delicious cobrse wa>
J - served. - ???HAmpton
Hi school basket ball
I. -.1
trnm i-lcJVaU'il BiilvtuiTU* Hi in a I
uau.i of busket bull Thurs. afternoon,
with a score of 10-4 in fa
vor . of' Hampton Hi. After the!
game Mr. Joe Frazier and" his *or-H
ehestra rendered a spicy ptpgMm J s
in the ohanol. MV. Kia?'"r an'1 ?t
orchestra will be_with- us Mareh J
11th. Dance in eluded; admission i
15 and 25c. 1
Miss C. V. Cavo spent the week i
end at her home-m. Aiken: "*. t
A^-Fatheii- und-^Son t^miuet. was given
at. Hampton Hi? Monday* ^
night, which was quite a success. J
MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. ?,
CHURCH H
Qhai'icsbon, S. ,C.?rA , balmy
spring day, greeted the church" go ^
eis in tins city lust Sunday. The ^
condition o? the .weather was. re- '
fleeted in the large congregation,
throughout .the day. Dr. Beard
.spoke to. the children just before
the morning sermon was preached,
lie drew a lesson from the Boa (
Constrictor emphasizing its treach
ery ami subtleness. The tendancy J
to deceive must be avoided, was J
stressed. At the close of the ser- '
men little Francis Rivers, in i '!
neap' little speech, presented thd j
lipstor. a donation from the Junior
phureh. This came as a complete
surprise to all that were present., {
I)r. Beard feelingly accepted the 1
donation with a deemed "shown of
emotion. Dr. R K. Br/igdon, P. E. '
of the Mt. Pleasant Dist. then took '
-a* a text Hosea 10th chapter and
2nd verse, -using as- a theme,"The will
of a divided heirt." The
ci ngn'gation wUs eleeti' ied by the
sermon thou followed. The danger 1
of not being /whole hearted in the '
affairs of^life, was clearly defined 1
t?y Me fcjlilei'.
At 4:3l) I'. M. Dr. S. ~t>. Gordon
{whlu^ i)f New York city, preach -==
ed to a large audience, using, for _
a text St. John 11th bhujyter, and
21st verse. "The Master is come,
a tup calleth "for thee" was the
tKeme deduced from the text. The
/Urge congregation was thrilled _
/with the force and eloquence of the
'sermon.
The speaker was introduced by
the Rev. (ioo. N. TTdwarcFs of the
Circular Congregational Church.
At 7:30/P. M. Dr. Brogdon brot
another soul stirring message to
the worshipers, selecting as a text
Hebrews :12th .chapter 3rd .verse.
Many beautiful devotions were
drawn front the theme "Considering
Christ." The Holy Communion
was administered morning and
night. During the,day there were _
\3 acceaftt>n?y tp- the ehureh.
The hlinistereal Union has deiJ
iCr>..L il. x'
j vin-u 11^ nnve uie pastors excnangu
pulpit on the 2nd Sunday. Rev.
S. H. Scott of the Presbyterian .
Church r will speak?at?Morris
Brown. Dr. BcaTv1 w'ill speak, at _
the?Reformed?Episcopal?Church, Dr.
jBeard was the reeiept of a
r Birthday?gift front;- the Senior
Bible Class which is taught by
j him, at 10 A. M- - each Sunday
morning. Surely we-enjoyed a
high day in Zion, The church
lookaforward. Our 2mt Quarterly
Conference wlil be held on th?
8thr A lay delegate will be elected
to the Electoral College on.
Tuesday night, March ' 7t_ 1935.
Three "candidates arc in the field.
One will be elected. -The winning Candfdirte^
ill be announced jn the
next issue of the "Palmetto Leador,"
v.
JONESVILLE NEWS.
Sunday was a beautiful day
and all church gqjjrs of Jonesville tvere
found at the house of worship;?Rey.
Wilburn preached~twe~"
wonderful sermons during the
day's, worship. ~<s.
The visitors Sunday were Miss
Sara Mlorris of Union and her
brother Mr. Morris of Johnson C.
Smith university, Dr. L. W. Long
one of Jonesville's sOns, worshipped
with us Sunday. . . . ?'-Last
Thursday the pupils of J
Prof. J. R.5 Ezell and Miss Rosa
Long had a spring party. Both
of those parties were good and
>nj>yed by all.
The third grade, under the direction
of Mrs. M, C. Egeli had J
a party to celebrate Oeorg-trWastr "j
ington's birthday. These littl? j
folk had a wonderful time. - .
A birthday dinner was given
IfrimTay^ hy^ Mr. Southard Gist in ]
honor of his niece Miss R. C. Anderson.
Flvnrvftnn i
?. - -.v pi vociut repun j
ed an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Clara Crilmore ha* been on
the sick list flor a couple of weeks
Wje wish for her a speedy recovery
MT. HEBRON A. M. E. CIU'RCTT "j
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Rev. R. A. Young. Pastor
Sunday being a beautiful day
fbr church goers n large audience
was presen to worship with us }
Sunday. Sunday School?eon vened
at the usual hour, with their !
officers at their post. ?r 7~ '
' The Lord's Supper was admin- I
4oteret. to a large number, Mrs. '
Mollie Richard is very ill at this
writing. 1
The teachers of our school are
progressing wonderfully in every
aspect. The Hope's School is the
center of attraction. -We--are- being
entertained bv visitintr ?
TfuTTTains weekly. Mrs. Zenolia.
Dixon, former Dutch Fork Graded
School played?our girl a Eriday.
Scor6&'V>,dre -28-*! in Hope's favor. (
We had & game Thursday at Po- j
maria, this isi where the League ]
met. Scopes 52-2 in our favor a- _
Mount Herbon and Prosperity, j
Our teachers, Misses Azora Martin ,
and Sarah Hartcn are: tftflftg" tn =
the sunshine of Joy. Come and en i
joy a day of pleasirre-with ug< Fri- -]
day, March 8. . 1
MIHiK BRANCH
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. P. Porter, Pastor
Ridge Spring, S. C. :? Sunday
tfhool -was-gubd us usuul; loi-'^on
ov is wed by the youtior. Mr. V. Sg
ohnsou, "Sppt., Route 2, Ridge
Spring, S'. C."; Miss .Celesline Wiiiams,
secretary, Route 2, Ridge
Spring, S. C.; corresponding seere
"? J _ .
"We*Iraxl vistlo^ rroin Ridge Hill,
'opular Branch, Monetta, and St.
iohn. ' ... . :
Miss Mamie Ervings is at home
ifter spending a while in Columbia,
S. C. with her sister, Miss
:tqth"Patks came home a few days
lklk ftpiil_N._ Y.; is planning to
)e here six weeks.
Little Charlie Boyd, Jr. from
uweaville,- spent?Saturday?night
vith his grandfather, Mr: Jim Mc3urnette
of Bategburg. ??
,l1?lLLON NEWS
Miss Lucile Nieols left last Mor.lay
ni^ht for New -York.
Mrs. Ella Bethea di?d last Thurs->
.ay and , was funenalized at .St.
Stephen M. E. Church Sunday p. m.
>y the pastor, Rev. N. W. Greene.
She leaves a husband, a son and a
brother along wifh a host of
riends to mourn her loss. 1
.Dr. I. W. Janerette of Marion was
i pleasant visitor at the A. M.-E
mrsunage last i nursuay.
Presiding Eldgr L. A. Wells reports
a very successful quarterly
jonferenee at Lake View.
? Bethel A. M. K. Church Itev.
A. J. Felix, Pastor
?Sunday being a very pleasant,
laynmtiy took advantage of th<Vi
DjrjTortiuiity of goiaif to. the house
i>f the Lord? A very fine Sunday
Sehhol wa- .conducted by Mr, L. Z.
McDaniel. Itev. &. A. Brotwp, coning
remarks.
The pastor conducted.' the devotior.als
assistde , by Revs. Z. A.
Brown, L. K.^_ MeDaniels and E.
McFride. The pastor ; preache i
from the subject Praver. This
sermon was preached with much
power and was indeed real food"
for the hungry soul.
"Sunday at 5 p. hi. the A. C. E.
League ' had a" very interesting
meeting, . Mr.s F. C. Johnson, the
presidenL'was at her post. Mjsses
rtnna i*. iMicrson, xjarrie ??. reiix,
Maud Middleton, Mable McNeil,
Mary Fences enV.?erson,. Herbert L.
Felix and others took active part.
Mrs. Julia Mae Mc Ral joined
the church and was assigned to
Mrsr J. Terry's elass. :?-?
EBENEZER A. E. CHURCH
Rev.. E. R. Mack, Pastor
MUtltftS?Stllidoy, \v.T? :t fin<? tiny
foe -church yoofs One ?Sunday
Seliiml wa* TK'c lesson was
beautifully discussed. The bfficers
of the Sunday School, elected for
our Supt., Mr. E. D. Foxworth,
with P. E. Press ley as Asst. All
was well pleased with the election.
Our patstor, Rev. Mack preacher
one more nbble sermon. His text,
was Job XXXVIII 1-3 subject,
''The word1 of God as a sword."
Every boxty enjoyed the sermon.
Rev. Mack is a gospel preacher.
The A. C E. League is doing
fine, the Pres. is asking all the
boys and girls to come to Licagttt6:31).
The pastor text was Sunday eveCor.
V1-14-16 vei ses, sub."My
pe,Qp]e." Mr. W. L. Foxworth
is our Undertaker in Mul.lins,
if yi>U need him he is on'
Smith St. The Gamen Spot of
Mullins, W- Er^Will make you
ionile when its time to cry.? The
Xmas Saving Club will meet at
the home -oof Mrs. A. L. White.
We haVe a good time there, come
nnd go with us; Bhard No. 1 met
at the home o fMrs. JIattie Hayes
We had a lovely crotod. Collection
was good. .
. Slhe served winef fruit cake anil
potato salad.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Thomas O. Mills, Minister
Charleston, S. C.?Sunday was
pastor, Rev. - Thomas O. Mills, a
Hm of the late Dr. and Mrs. G.
P. Mills of Spartanburg, S. C., brot
avo'burning me ssages""to" the peocoming
to Charleston and Central
fiaptist Church is getting on foot
again.
Sunday the collection was $66.00.
Watch The Palmetto Leader and
see what Central and, this silver
tongue- pudpit orator . -are , doig.
Sunday |'March 10, Rev. Mills will j
speak on "Xhe Creator Remember-j
t'd" and at night: "The Triuimph of
Calvary." The pastor is asking
nil members and friends to do
their befct 5n setting ;forth the
cause of' the Savior. When in
Charleston visit Central Baptist
Church. - Ord,er of services'as fo!-l
Iowa: morning worship, 11; church
school, 3:45 p. m.
Evening worship, one hour, 7 to
?. Prayer meeting, Tuesday 8 p.
m. Preaching services Thursday
8 p. m. Worship with us.
IIEMMINGWAY NEWS
Chavis A. M. E. Church
Kcv. P. M. Kno*, PAAtar
Sunday school opened at its uslal
hour with the SupW iiv charger
Quite a fetv turned out, Sunday being
not the regular morning
^reaching day.
After Sunday school-" was dis nTssed
an hour w?s devoted to
>rayer meeting led by Messers D.
\. Cooper and C. C. Gordan.
At 4 p. m. Rev. P. M. Knox wan
it Ms post of duty. After short
wayev sei vice he spofre briefly
>ut interesting. Hia main topic
1 .
THE PALMETTO LEADER
"was "Love."
After his service ended, Miss A
Rutherford was presented to tht
congregation, to introduce and pre
sent the program ,of which she wa*
I'huinuuii.1 1 *.
Hyleiv Grant'and Kloutsi
CoOper, teuchers of the Hopewel
Sc hooi witnessed the program.
We were very sqrry to knov
that the daughter of . Rev. .anc
Mrs. I'. M. Knox. .TanTp ha? hoo?
ill it?v the past three.weeks. SF<
rrhrrhc teacher m Myersville School
Prof,... Tisdale, Misses Ruther
ford, liijlmes and Dingle were th<
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wei
Brooks on Thursday afternoon
They reported a pleasant time am
a swell dinner.
WOODRUFF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E. Church, Rev
day School opened at the u'sua
hour with Supt. L. II. Wilhum an*
teachers at their .post of duty. Tin
.lesson -was discussed by the varioui
teachiJ^j. OUr "SufrdaJT $cM)hI t
growing larger every Sunday,. Oh
ami young are at Su.nday Schoo
every Siirrhty at 10. o'clock. Preac]
ing every Second and Forth Sun
days. Come to church ami worshi]
with us. you are welcome.
Sick list: Mr. C. Foster, Litth
Annie' Mao Gibus, Mvs,, lla.ttii
Jfrazier fifrrMVh s Rlla Bat ?i> 11..
Mr. David J. Wilburn of Allei
I Ttmi i sit y. spent, .-I he week.em
with In* parents, Mr am.'Mi's. Lav
Wilburn.
.Miss 1 >i?t hinder was.a visitor ii
Laurens, S. C. last week.,
ilr. I'etvr Dow.ns and :JIr. S. '1
'Alien of Camming. Str'et Htr]
Si houl of Spai taubui K spent th
week-end wit-h their parent-., Mis
Queen Harks ami Mr,7 and Airs
.lliirLs_.Alh'i.i, Mr-. .lame- Cohen
of t tripn, S (\ and Miss V. Bobu.o
KiioTi-e". was lb'1 week-end euest
of Mr. an! Mrs. isooKer T. 'IT.unp
son. *
Mr. and Mrs. Booker T, Thump
.on invited a few of their friend
idil dinner Sunday in' honor o
their uruest. Mrs. Cohen and Mis
Bobp of Knoree. Those who" en jo
Vd their hospitality were Mn
Ki Lent Moorman,., Mrs. "Laur
Harks an. ' Mr. Jame.e'tiiles.
Mrs. Laura Harks is-full of sui
es these late days. .Why?
W1NNSBORO NlvWS
yery luuemug v.oiiiuiu'uun sei
vices were held at tho Way man -r
M.eE. Church last Sunday. I)
Owens, the pastor preached a ver
appropriate serin on from the snt
j'ect, "Keeping the Pass word!
The message-wag full of food fc
the soul. All \fho heart.' him, hot
visitors'andvtnembers were great 1
benefited.
Among the out of town vi-itm
to mil' my litsg. week were Pro
who' passed "through en route 1
Columbia-:?Prof: ItotTeTt TJiffen c
Clinton College of Rick Ilill, Mis
Sarah Beatty and her brother, M
Paul from Brainerd, Chester, Alis
es Robie Gladney and Elise Man
gault from Booker T. High an
Mr. Alonzo Johnson of Columbia.
One of the greatest church pre
jects that we have .had in recer
years was the baby contest ths
was held at Waymtm- last Frida
niehl. ThRfeeTr^'Tkibies bfougl:
their mothers, 4'atWrs and a larg
crowtf.out to witness the oc'assioi
A abort spicy program was cor
ducfe.' by Miss" Ossie B. Addiso
after which the names of the popii
lar babies were lead. The firs
1-rize went LoJ+ttie Miss Margare
?n?Coins fo12;'i ? votes; .secon
prize,..Master Henry Williams Jr
117 votes; thud prize, Master Wil
liam Code Jr. 110 votes and th
fourth, honor went to Master Ed
ward Praleau 01 votes.
Friends of. Miss Alice Lee, Mi
Ed I.ylcs, 'Mrs. 0Janre Young an
Mr. Robert Roscborough will b
glad to know that tlrey are improv
Mrs.. Annie Jackson,-., our... firs
grade teacher, was tidied home las
Monday to b.urv her uncle, Mr
Mr. Jefferson Massy who cepart
ed this life Sunday.. We deepb
sympathize with the bereaved.
.AIiss Amelia Mcintosh closed f
sucessful term of school Friday.
^ The Male Quartet of Frienjdshi]
College, Rock Hill" appeared at th(
-Fnirfiebt- -County--'Training, Schoo.
-fasCMtmday evening, March 4th ir
a.grand tv vital. Tlie audience wai
held sjit'll hound a- the playet
their parts so eousjnciously on th<
stage.- <
? KIHGIAVAY -NEWS
I.ast?Sunday . was a .great da;
at the ML Pisgah Baptist Church
After listening ftp a most excellen
sermon by the pastor. Rev. J. M
Beaty, the mue4i talked of rallj
came off; and as was expected
Mrs. S. I'. Harrison led the van
"reporting .*_S28.23." Mr. Meltoi
Wright, followed -with $9.30 flo:
his'.club. This^Tfc-turn was follow
ed - by reports' frohv^ other - club:
with iesser-amounts, wmMv-pan th<
grand total up to 70.02 forjuPpqr
|)oses. Having been previously ap
TJTtsed of the rally, MtSS!~"=ftOS*
lyoe Green of Washington, D. C
sent in her contribution as evid
enc'e Krf her faithfulness to?hfiJ
church; The result evoked t
round qf, applause.
Great anxiety is generally fell
by the many'friends Mrs. Barah
Roseboro, who is. critically il
at this writing. /
Messrs Robert Henry and Jame?
and Thelma Rustic of near Colum
bia,- were. worshipers at Mt. P13.
gah BaptisL-jQhurch last Sunday
The latter rendered a very beautiful
selection to the delight of all
present. * .
The faculty and student body
?>?' the Oak Grove Graded. School I
arc nuiklug iwiic much needed i til - I.
! provement about "the school eam
pus, preparatOry-to the field's day [
> exercises to h<? hola hrrw nn thi I
26th instant. AH "friends of ITTeT
1 I<e present <>n tjiat.day.
Rlrs. Be 11 Moore is quite sick at
/1 this "writing.
1 Mr. Willie ltoseboro and Miss
i Lizzie Lawli ?rn were united In l
b_ wed I (wltT last Saturday. -L
7~ The famous Boy Preacher of '
- Columbia, will preach at the Mt.
? Pisgah Baptist Church, Sunday.
-> -March?Ttrrh Im.. "
-- v?*. X.KJ Jiir? ||? i J/Uj.i I I.
ty as a grospel ? preacher, large
] crowds'arc expecte?f- to>e present'
from far and near J^fiear "him.
Mfm vii t 1- vi n u
1 Thi- t'|nMih A irl C lull 111..1 ' iiii|.
* ay. March at the home of Mrs.
Kllen Bradly, The. nicting was
opened by the Chaplain,' Mr. W. Mr
' Turniort, singinr hymn N'o. 57.
-Scripture lesson was read" h.v Mrs.
Sj Hattit? Freeman, then llu- meeting
was turned over to the President,
, ' Mr. B. Brown. The remarks by I
1 llev, L. DaluTiT was enjoyed by all.
after the meeting- the host';'serve I I
P ake and hot chocolate.* *
The funeral of Mrs. Ruth Jack*
p >on was preached Sunday at the
e l'resl>vti*Ha.i Chmaih died at- her
home Saturday. She leaves
1 ; o mourn -her )o~.*., !( mother, and
^ husbo n I, -.? children an., a host of
r dative- and friends.
Mi.-s Dais> Wilson spent the
1 \yo' k-ond at homo last Week.
Those on the -iek list, are Rev.
7V''loina.h Thonuis amL Thomas
.Tenkm^. !.' t
l.ANCASTKR NKWS
^ -Son ay Xohool "opened al the UitU
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Xt Blue Swirl- '
d i -Black Swirl ?'..
>_ Brown and Bei^e Quail
Brown and Chamois
f Blue Kid
Black Kid
\ White Buck ?
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nl hour, with the Supt., and tofieh
i*i. it th ??post ol' >.aty. 1
FLe !<-*<>? was disvus^rifyeau'i
fully, followed with a brief re
i ii'ii 1
At 1 1 :'>U K' y, . .Iiiliii^ini?pilavi.
i.LLUOijyr rurw+w-, Alt'
whirl] Rc\. Milh'r bapt'izivi ?,ij
iMants.
OrliO' niaikoci anoth'r hour )'
tlu- laiajfuc folks. A laigu_grouj
-xripj pi.vs' ittt ThP Evujjuv is cor
yfi'nl.v making an nnpi aurru-nrTT
vr-^la-t year
,Night sirvices wdre a specia
I'lui v.?11 r-1ittt) of prcavtTmjT
! hv usual hour. We had a spirjt
ual* nic'Otiiijfjwhifh wits cn.ioyml b;
a!l present The door of tin* chuivl
was oponxTi and fiv persons con
i;ecti <1 themselves to the church
alone;?wiili" iliri'e (.'OMR's-ions.
ST. I.UKi:* S REFORM ED EI*Is
TOPAL CHl'RCfl
1. Rev. Samuel I.loyd, lteetor
Charleston.?The morning sei
vice began at 11 o'c lock by * th<
Rector and the lay-,reader.. Th<
Rector look his text from Matt
22:2G, and selected fur a subject
.'Lord Is It" 1''"' which was enjoy
ed by a large audience.
. At 3:30 Ahe%?Sunday school con
vened and., was conducted by the
Supt. The Young People's So
eiety was opened by tile president
Miss Ethel Hamilton opened the
meeting. The topic l'yr discussioi
was "The In&ight of Jesus y
which was discussed by Mr. . A
Ladspn, followed by others.
The evening seiWice fommenege
at 7: .*tO by the Roc tor and lay-rea
der. The Rector iook his tcx
from J'salm 23:5A Hi? stibjec*
was "Spintufrl Fu11bc->s." "An a~p.
pre'eiativo audience \ieard the ser
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Columbia, S. C.
chants' Association
te Teachers .1
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\NOWN LINES? I
IN ST. I
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istfhg tne ^sacred Pfll
ftons to our compe- kv^ls _
understanding, dig- pyyl
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desires of the be"
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Physician and Surgeon
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J>msaUHiiL_al?Women and Ohiltiten
j . 1 A f
i" Office; Residence:.
1414 V? AaaefinLiy St. 1338 Uak St.
_. DR. L. M. DAN IhLS PhyMclan
'and ttlttfteco
* .Office iioura: 0 to 10 A.M ; 1 to 1 0
P. 54.; <1 to fc p. M.
Special Attention Oiven Diseassa
- -. Of Women. ?.
- i Office. Residence;
i 1125 Washington 2330 iiuinpto^
Phone 6420 .Phone 7564'
DR. J. G. STUART
t)e. kar, Near and 1 broat
7 -?olasie* Fitted Accurate^.
1 Office Hours: Telephone: \
_ 11:00 to 1;UU P.M.
6:00 to" S:tiU P.M. ; Office 3796
Office. Jte^idenc*;
[ 2030 Taylor SI. ' 1417 Pine St.
7 11 A.M. to 2r PM ' Wn, ?
6 P.M. to 8 P.M. ' , J-.-/
i Dir. Wr-D.Chappelie
; Pi.> lH<?n and Suriftob 7-nhS?
Vforo/n and ohiiorea
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?Office;__. J Kjaideucft:_
Wllo Eady St. / laul Hum St. -Columbia.
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Office iloklrs: Telephones:
Ji.aO A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6uM
Renidenco bftTa '
Dr. t>. K'. Jenkins
/ DKMTIhT _
Killing^ i^iatea, Crowiie, brtagea ~
Sunday by Appointment
Extraction by Conductive
i lU7im_Washmg*en St?CoTc^;37 0.
DR. H. H. COOPER
l>?tto>
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Special Attention Qiveo to i/1n
easei of the Gumi
Gold Crown and BrWge Wer^
A Specialty
Office Phone 6429_ R?? 82v.
11,25 Washington St., Cola^., S. C.
Office Phone S.407 - Rei. 079?
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Attorney-at-Law arid Notary Pu,btit
PHACTU E IN (\LX CUrK/fS~~
1119 Washingtoji St., Calais. C.
-Pho$e 7811 /
All - C lasseft. of Lier.tal \\ ork .
Dr. L, H. Hallman
d/entist
Painless Extractions. Sundays by
Appointments. llays-:?Monday?,
Tuesdays/ Wednesdays, Thursdays -*
j J and-Fridays
Office: ?36^1-2 Gervais Street
' i Columbia, s. C.
Fan-O-Lin System
'/in Beauty Culture
nlT.?i fan<".'n n.ir sa?l^
- r.r,1 'rd~l Jrii>ari't<?
- _ 'r,at- . r worth has b??n
P \?tv. -?Ifavc and are growihg
- - ? Qn bai j heads *^nd hnra '
spots -when directions are fol*rbwti?'
fWuH pr0moU * fttll
growth of Hair. ,. ,
1 Box Hair Grower . I .S0
1 box Special Hair Grower .40
I' bux -Scalp Soap .... .20
1 box [Teasing Oil . .41
10 cents extrte for pos'age
Regiatered in U. S. Patent
I Offioe. "
Made by
Mme. Fnnnla y ?
1029 Hiirh Marke| Street
GEORGETOWN, 8. C,
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Office Honrs: 9-2
Dr. H. G. Thompson "
Bl'RGKO?- TtRNTIST
GeljJ -fro*nx Bridge*?Plata*
i Spacitlty
Extraction* Made Palaleas
1414 Vt AaeemMy St. Phone 30Sf 4
CelwMa, S. C.
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