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ti ' ' 0 | Page 2 FLORENCE NEWJS. J Palm Sdficlay services were ob screed-Tn~~tTll of tifyo city chnnihns -and sprites of palm were freely distributed in som^ of the churches an<l along the'streets in blessed commemoration of Jesus' triump.. : -1 hal e?try- into Jerusalem. MARRIAGE .. ' Monday... April 8, the marriage of Miss Mame-Alberts and Edward Williams was solemnized at 903E.; ... Clowes St.,- home of the' bride. 'Rev. A. W. Mill, pastor of Trinity Rapt is t Church performed the cere mony. Mrs. Williams i> the 6nly -- daughter of Mrs. Mamie Alberts. The*-happy euupl left immediately after the yeroniony-for thgir bon.u "" near EikC City. Mrs. .Martha t-oltraino had ?s - her'gaests la.rt-week, Mr. nad Mrs. ?Au Harvey arid Mr-. I>proth\1 Kraz, ier of Princeton, X J. lytjuriphg *. from IflJrifia, Mrs. B. fteid and Mr.-{. Rosa' ' Nelson have return* d from .a ai eks visit jiTrbaiTesfdn. S. C.. , [ f. Mrs. Maggie MeXair, Mrs; Dave ' Anderson and Mrs Sadie McNaii of Kind. N I', wore visitors of Mty ami Mrs. Thomas Burgess the pa.-t week. ' ? M .rand, Mrs. S. T. Wall, , oi ; Eayetyijjc, N. C. \\. i{ the guee^'s ? iif Mir ai'd . \I*;-s,i T;:?.'..:as__Rurge?t? - U??l -Week. [ ; Mrs. Uuuise. ( Fur.lhnm) Holmes. \vflV of Dr, W F. Holm s welcome's , vfUic* I'ahnvUo l.t a .? i\ each week Mrs, Ho!':m*> [s _.s the l0a,ilin>i i 111.tMi'? .if Siii;' ( arolina ' and . '..no . of. the 1.1 _i':i::ijt club members ami work*. r? of the. city. ? M ? ?h+h?M ?M.i ?I 'oil mini.. h:.v>- f?i!:irt?oi| b'v.r <i veiliny ar: r\ modeled th, ir ,i<'ran: house next ; door, tlu so nvi'i-o-vmo-vS aro as sots to Crawford !*t. ,/ . Mr.. John Wilcox ho - - repainted . his prjott.v c.u.r.tsiyo >>n ,C?x 1st..' , _. Mi;, l.aio j) Rry{s::t sin: Mri William Jiwm-s. A. C. 1.'. fireman and - briike.man haw v.iov.di t*? their "back" aj?as*tni?!i: <*:v. '11 mi- block a Mr. vh>hjr.!i'oa-ano. of Mill ~ 1 Itranrh section s|?. r.:L.-last. Satur^ day ,'fi :In' city. . i>I:aiHS 0 \ " *'( 'noho" 'John r.ui n .? . - * reputed to b.o tho, oldest Oojroi'ou v i viz en of tihis'-county. died suddenly last Wod ncsilav itrniiMi t'linnVal . tinny. h:nl chftryv 'of llui r- mains. Burial '*". n t -s cVm.luot c-1 iil 1 ";n~r*'r1nfi<rM . .-I*. ('h\i:i h ifr'tfulay. J. II., Rush v.i> i'"ur.ii <ieU(i near }l;r- !a*t W-.It.* ->vi4UV. Rc~ main* invnivi! Krnlay. Tim .vm.pf ..Spati".?K:'I>mst?rr iv ir.terro'l Sun lav a'v '.hi* Bap.?? 4-^hnU-ty.-? ,,? . Mrs;, larti Miller a:-.- ay rni'/t-n i- very ii! at her <?u K. Kyan# Mr. \V;iliam Boy*i- v cri'ieaHy . 'ill at !,> : 'in,me.K. CHoVeV St Mr. 'J>.h,n Bim rars.it:. local incrvfiarT; "taTior %s at Ta,* home "on f ' - ?, Men's Sii IXtU I VWW? T* i? ; ' ;.* T< - EAS Two Large Groups < ?Special Grou ton <tor lUclii Dark and li^ht Shades? ' i "X Special. Grou $25, $26 Red u $li All prices for cash-?Sma ^ ' , . ' . i t Evans St. very much?mdicposod,We hope for these a spe??<Iv recovery. -?I N'E A N'T?Thomas, Shaw Burgess, Jr; a fine 8 1-2 lb boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burgess Apjjl 7, Mother pnd son are doing finer-* We aix' glad to see Mrs.. Paulino. Dottry out again after a recent illness. Prof. Wm. .lames, Principal of Mt. Rono School spent Saturday in town. Tho schools of the city observed National Health week, witih procrams etc. Ol'll XKW READERS Mrs; Annie Mae? Abraham, 4U'.' E. vans'; Mrs. Mamie Alberts, 1 Hi.1 K. t'hevos St.; .Mrs.?Pauline Dottry, S. Griffin St.; Mr. Wjn. lames, 1100 E. Cheves St.; Mrs. Vnnie Mae IIo\vo,~IOt>tl E. Cheves >'t. ' .) - ' - - Mrs. Daisy Peacock is still Shut n. We pray for lier to regain lealth. Mr-. Katie Lakiti ts able- to be out, again-siftor JX brief illnyss. Sit. Zion- A, M. E. Sunday school'1s coming out of winter recluse and Sujvt. B. IV^Ijakin has . v< ry* thing lined up km., a fine, Easter program on.- On*last Sunday the District Supt. T. E. Aliton gave an inspiring review and Rev. J. S. C.oe deliverer* a sb'Ql' stirring sennon and: his theme of cross bearing wa> beautifully potv t rayed a>? a shield for passion *i 1 week,. \\e ar; locking torward wri-hg'reat pleasure' to tlvc coming of A. I'. Quartet and Glee CUlh who - . . lieiliil.-.t to .'ipjSenr in recital at Alt. Zion A". M. Er Church. April 21 Tl;J pastor. K. v. J.SwTTjno is urging IVIt. Zioii to accord the boy- genuine hospitality, arid ' the public to give loyal patronage. The Woman's Missionary Sooie: ty of MC Z.ion A. M. ,E. Church will observe Easter VtTekof prayer and end on April 22, with a si-1 v, i tea at the residence, of Mrs. Helen Hart* lie, East Chev* s Sti North Florence Community Club < -taid_their regular meeting on Tue-day.? Mrs. lall.ie Manigault secretary. We gladly acknowledg ed the presence of Mrs. I.. . Cusaac, who juLueiT wjfE "-J" our effprt to minister- to..the ncc3y'r!,rW'"" N EW BERK Y N EWS .. Drayton Stroet^lHgh School I The repetition of the n'rted Ne| gro Carnival at Di aytffn~*~S$i5gg? I C..Vr,,U T?ec,;.,v- A.iril CT 1M5 for. P. T. A. was quiteTa sucit wos'lK-fore. Mrs. Jennie K. Gilliam, one of :h.? intf-rnuilinte teacher< and secretary of the school is ill. Al,tkuyph her daughter, Miss Dorothy Gilliam* js fillinp her .vacancy, we tru"*t she will return to us 3oon. Miss Helen K. Nance, one of the primary amP "fliusic teachers* lit Prices. JCE D )R TER lit Inrip StvliwVi Sinit? p Suits No. t5.50, $25 ' . | ci'd to . j-75 -Snort and regular models. ip Suits No. 2 1.50, $30 4 red to " P II charge for alterations atum Co. ~ t * . Hampton Sts. , -of- ihe school spent the week end at her "home in Columbia, S. C. ~tltrr^tep mother, Mrs. Marion^ Nance, tpme for her, as she was ill witH> a et4d. We are glad she j is back. Mrs. H. B. White tilled", her vacancy. We congratulate Mr. U. S. Tucker for winning thfe first prize at the Agriculture Oratorical Contest, in Batesburg, S. C., and Messers Andrew Ford, D. C. Cromer,-: and Alfred Caldwell fbr their standing in the judging contest- Much credit is due Prof. R. F. Chidden, principal. and agriculture teacher for his theoretical and- practical instructions;' and Mrs. Birdie Henry the.trainer of Mr. U. 4s. Tucker. Social News Chapel A. M. E. Church had their regular meeting at the home of Little Miss Dorothy Annie Hare, Monday, April 8. 4:30 o'clock. ? Mrs. White the directress with the aid of the members carried on a nice meeting. There were IS present. The hostess served a." deliciious course of cocoa and crackers. The Busy Bee Club heh.? its regular meeting at the home of Miss Hnttie Cromer. The meeting was opened by- the president;'consisted of the f- llow-j iiig program: rending". Mi-s C. V. I Latimer; solo, Miss Katie "Ma*" I ITr,?, . T\.--A! ?. i i n I v , . I'UIIUUl > MUTllliri, ,*IIS? Mildred . Stephens; . irst;amenta1 solo, iss Ilattie Cromer: recitation. Miss Mary Ella Clark. Mis.se^I'h'l Rutherford. IV1 i \- *K' la Clark, and C. V. JLatinirr. visitors.'-if'wve timely remarks. . Sick List And Deaths , Sick. Mesdames Georgia B<"or.vr. FJla Mae RufT..Marshall. Mr. Rob-, ert Jones. Willie Bates, and lyM'o Hawkins. Aunt- Janiima Brown, succu-rrifoed to death's call last F: iday" afternoon, while sit.timr in ? chair. She had suffered with heart trouble* Funeral ,Monday afternoon, ft o'clock at Shiloh Clrrcl;. Undertaker F. B. Pratt-, in ohnrtre. The fire department wr< called tlj the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil<Mam Bates Sr.. Caldwell St., itday afternoon. The damapre wasn't K.reat, only a few cVothos. GKORCFTOWN NFWS . The adult school wen ' > a piljrrimajre to Columbia*-Sunday-and lm, n Irwnlx'ff 'I?,.. Ln?/?n ii'.il ;i s':lr u'.'iit 11 p .i . i ivinrr in <'nl,. uinbja between 1.1 i.ml 'J oY1ockv.About '.Ml were in our group. ^ visitPd the StaTe TTouse a n. 7T grounds; ? At 1 _:"0 wont, op a sigh .sgoit'.g viwiting Mi,. hUtorie -i'!-,) - or ; the city- :mii the schools.. At 2:20.returned to the'niiiliioriinn and hoard a fine program. witnessed rt lovely pageant and heard the address of l>r. Tobias Y. M. T. A. worker-of X. V. lie was wonderful and left a lasting impression run 'all who heard him. This tiii'i w.u made ,vith a s .<ri- _ lire to many, but'"'oil Willi M "Iiun5+ retrrottcd. it. All roturritv.' homo safely at 4 O.J TFc 'Amniean Wooden.i cede- -hrnv d their anniversary nt-dVt+r*Vol Raptisl Chufeh Sunday nite. A vet y fine er >\v?h- they-^HTV tk4 "asleeu. The1and* ver.-ai v sermon \va'- delivered hv Rev. G/ G. Daniel-.. A short program was furi t.v 'he .111 !iiiif Choir: .?? Hethel \. M.. K. rhureh Rev. .1. \\\ Murph. I'astor = ' '); la-t W i dnes'aV evening Apr. .T'"nh. A Dether A . AT E. <1uirc.lv a.' Jar-re crown greeted the Rev. S. H L'-wis. the' f<?nnc i pasjtor. ? ho -x\?is. here ami preaeheil in interest of one of the clul s of the-rally. Tie spoke from the siihhet; "The Saf' 'Guard of Life," t'$t Selected from Isaiah 12:1-2. Despite the number I'.f our penpie that went up to Columbia, P. S< ivifl'- \m r<~ ui-11 Ut-ft4?th?A-t11 o'clock the pastor spoke to a fine audienep. to'N't selectopiifrorn Paul's letter to the Romail?_8j2-4. with a subject: "Law." \Ve acknowledged the presence of the .fallowing. visitors from Mb.fri? Brown A." M. E. "Church. Charlesi Hs_Mr. Ft. Taylor, Mr. E. Taylor. Mrs. A. Taylor, littjk- Bonn Taylor, ittid Miss B. (iieeneT You are welcome. Come again. * At ii nVWdr the pastor preached at Ros'-mount., S. S~aiid the A. C E. I,. convened at the usual hour with a fine attendance. All preparing for thcr-Ea^tcr program. MILL CREEK N.EWfl . 'Rev. F. D.-Drolier, Pastor Sunday was another splendid day for us. S. S. opened at the usual h>mr. The lesson was taught by Rev. J. \Y. Prober, the father of our pastor. And lie T/r ought out ^onie impressive points that interested th<- Sunday school. At .'1 o'clock we had the funeral >f lb o. Thi hire Thoihpson, a young man of this e^wmunity. nev .urener onieiaung-. At .1 :.*10 o'clock the* missionary ladies of Zone two opened theirJioct.ihg which was" vCry interest ig. We are prom, to have our istrdot--provident cuimLCird__. this Zone, l\Trs. Rosa T,. fl.'intt. Ho fore the. close iof this meeting, she was presented, and savi; u- soar' erieburagTnj? worfls. something that was inspiring. uplifting and wholesome.' ' We were also glad to have representatives from each church in this Zone and some nv mbers fTonT the Baptist Church ?We_were thrilled to srio some of our sick members afaltT t<-? he out again. , g]stpirs~Dcssn?<rw"ainl GiBia^-ya^ main on the sick list. But we pray for them a speedy recovery. U ? . .'rtT?. th E i'ALMKtru leader "I ORANC?KBl RG NEW 3 . rt By 1. James Pearson ??A birthday party was given it honor of .Miss Helen C. Byrd b: her cousin, Mr. ami Mrs?-Willian 11. Byrd of 113 Amelia St., Marcl 27. The guests danced to the tiom of Kenttun Williams. A deliciou; repast filled in the fin rry hours oj the tray group. At a late hour all left wi^hinj .Miss Byrd many happy birthdays Present in the mgriy-makint were Mioses Mable Whaley, Hat tie Mae Parker, Marion" Simmons Kinma Tr Brownlee, Theola unc Urusta Spaiger, Miss Naomi am Mary Blade, Messers Joe Dcnkins Matthew' Williams, _SflUl C. Davis llayward Holmes, Erth Adams mous Miles, W. T. Bowen. ? Centering interest i-?f society it South Carolina .for the coming Week-end will he the weuUing oj Miss Geraklyne IneV, Pierce, onlj daughter of Prof, and Mrs. J. A Pierce of State College, Orange burg and Dudly M. Zimmerman o! Hjirtsville, who. will be- marriet Saturday afternoon, April 27, at -i o'cjlock at the bride's home oi Tread-well Str^ Only the immediatt families'and very close friends wil witness, the. ceremony. Invitation; are being issued for a large reccp ( M4r Miss Pierce is a graduate o'. Fisk University and at present mployed at the State College! Sin s a member of Alpha Kappa A1 _,>ha -Surdity. , Mr. Zimmerman a. graduate ot . 'tat<i College is principal of JefTer ->n High school. York-and a inem >er of limcga I'si I'hi fraternity They have the well wishes of al "Veij- friencis. Dolores Jenkins Honored On Hirthday Djdoros -Jenkins, beautiful little daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Ttaroh j Jenkins was charmingly complimented Friday- afternoon - -by, hei aunt. Miss. Mabel Jenkins, "wlTfiTTT tertained in her honor atone of the loveliest children*' parties to celehrate Pol ore A f i h hirlhdav!'. Dolores greeted her IitTIiffrientti it the door wearing an adbrablc party?froek of pink, silk with "matching" "l\air ribbon, socks and white .shoes. A pink and green color scheme was. observed in every detail. After an hour of jolly games the children took n < blight in hunting ntrnrc O-m.ni.iu ri.,,1 he 'prize' for having fbund the 'avgest nmnlic-.?1no children wore nvited into the' living room where hey had great fun trying to -win ?he?prizes -in -twswmorry contCstsi \ largo hunny nisi basket had been ?i?pp1iqued to i> white square o f cloth and fastened against the wall. Each child was in turn blindfolded and allowed to.tr" to pin on ^ho* bunhy'^ ear. iD... W. Walker Tr. of Columbia proved ml>s.t successfal. received an attractive prize. Next a small jar filled with pink an... gi ecu Candy?eggs- was dmwn and o.ion child tflpd to fcm'SS just bow many the jar held. Tn 'liic ;'h ii.j-- wimo'r was Wilhelmira Humphrey. Thoij they gathered around the hi i thday it able to sing the Happy iliVthday>song to the little honoree an jo'n i?: the candle blowing ceremony. .. Solilm* had the children, seen a i>>< m move nttimofiyFTlTaT) the dinih'-1.' )" om. with its gay party de-= Voraf h>?C Upon serving table and ma: i h .. irnk and ?groon_ randies Vnrni ho' !<,<;? si.ft light- From-the CatT'lier l'rtt~rpVhowor of streamers of pink_ : iid green. The table was lH'Hiitin:! with its .cover of laco. vm*vs j f wepoliaS and lighted pink and p;een candles in silver holders. The central dec-oration was the birthday cake attractively frost (a! in pink and preen and' topped by five "mall pink tapers, burninp in pretty holders. On the table ~wr7~ iki-n , dt'coratlniis .and?for each little pirl there was a miniature Ka-*tVr basket filled with pink and prueu candy epps^. The little b^ys w< re piven pink and preen horns, (illnl with candy epps. Miss Ada Winninphain and Miss Charlotte Parham i .f Claflin assisti -i th'i hr.:f' ~ s ~: n entertaininp the little folk. Tee cream and cookies were . served. Dolores received man'y lovely tynd useful birthday ?ifts > amiv 1 ii ih tay wisjie frrea h i- little friends. . ? ItARTSVIIXE NEWS __ No. 22 of the Colored1 A.mLi ii .in War .Veterans' was torcanjzed in ITartsville Thursday jniprht Apr" 11. Dr. G. W. JohnIs on was elected post comntandCr [the post is chartered undpr the ( National Association with headquarters in Atlanta, Ga. Because 4 live ye shall live ah so, is (he title of a sacred cantata to l>e-^>rescnted at Centenary M E. Church Easter Sunday nicht hocinninc at 8 p.' m. The funeral of Mrs. Geneva Wh'tl taker was heh. at Centenary M .E. ..Jjuuch. Sunday, Apr. 13th. Mr?. Ivor. German of Charleston v is called to Hartsville last week i a? ro'ioi ? f thr> death of her coil' ?HV-MrF. Whittakcrf Mrs. Estell Carolina left Sunday bo spend a whilfc in New York. Mr. Willie Streater iv still critieaHy ill. - .? Rrof. Dudlrpr ZinM>rman,- principal of the Hiph Scfiool at' York, S. C., spent the Wee^-ond at home with his mother, Mrs. Rosa~-Rieh= "ards~orfT 1 Trade with our ^Advertisers For Best Results A H ) ^ri. . ? . . ' - / ' v . \jW Just arrived?in time to take the Spotlight for ?.^<<wr ! style, quality and value! - ' j If you'rq looking . fyr_ greater savings on l>efter ' furniture?by all means ' see these two remarkable- jf^-7 , >. ? ?' 1. suite, values tomorrow!? 'i.!?'Vjffi'J>' .' ' '* * * ? . WgjV .,;y^o.Va". , Mohair?2 Pes. ; $59-5? pSS " -$l.r?0 I)own-.Sl.~>0 Weekly . ' j I'.xtra b'hair to Match $20 - You can't imagine what real comfort is, tint j in|W the depths of this big. r* oniy suite! j Note the.reversible contrast in .> a... . , ] tutting and welting! 1'hen when . von ennsid , .suite has a marvelous mnerspring^constriutibj covered in 100% Mohair?T1IK\; you'll anpr a big value it is, indued! T ?????_ ^nm Maxwell Bi * "( o'umbkiV I.esu ? 17^-! st r ckoi((;h x i:\\ s- : - ?iUit;** * j . ' 's Tabci nucl< lk'thvl A. M. K. Ch'or'vK K< v. 'L H Rev. V. A. Janerette, Pastor , 4 *. ' ... IiV4 i\?- I.Ci" -The-services thu>u^.h->ut the day, oat:; ilul pay : were enjoyed by all -id' those who - <"?< s ^ wi re so attended the service. At 11 o- v.o . clock the pastor de.li.v red a won- nod a'. 10 Merful serrrrmr from iHi Look of Hebrew 1*2:-. !He selected -a? a subject: "The CiOss," and at.:rin " ea:;' n uily at r.itfht he preache?!' from. St. _;'V Mr*-.?Asedt Luke 1;>:11, subject;" "Tiu tears of pleaded Jesus.0 . ' , ; 11 v ;.-t .' Sunday a Silver Tea--was uiven '-"hieii \\ ere . at the parsonage sil nsored by < olhwtihm loi Mrs. R. \V. Janerrtt". A short n,u/ ?> the .u program' \vas rendered. held in the h The rtfmhins of Ma*?f'Jannie Vil- has just do? lage were laid to rest i? the St?u, ;w , ruuductoi James Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Menus, p.vtoi Mrs. Village is a najive of St; Church. Ceov^fe but for scT^ral years she Mrs. Annie made nor home in Charleston, S. C'.l ed th^ Ilumni She -leaves a liusbahi.\ one son, two T0.??>. A*i brothers, three sisters, a host of ?ther relatives./.and friends t V j^er _ F?ch.ot mourn her passing'. ' r'C r< '' v,'as .' Jiev. C. C. lUpih-.p has just eles- Afu,r tho bug | ed a few nights', reviv.il meeting ;i. svv,'e'* >.for Hay. Janerctte. , ' , ^ ar,- ? , villo, S. f. h I HI? ' 1 ? . H~r?1=1 -| /.ION 15 \ I' I IS I 15. t . Iv. 1 . M \\ s x i itii Mi * Street. The b. Y .P7I'. uiuh rThell. a lev- q, , - ship of its eflicient president. , ? l Thomas K. Liivav. ;js>ivtetl \>\ 1 " --j'l'e. '-'<* Mr. Elbe Bowman and Key.' tiia W< r is progressing. B. V. l\ I". s< i - each n , vices were held in the (haded I) - ' :i . partment downstairs Sunday. In 1 'u' "Bhxk 1) . our new moms we have-a better ' v/ood people._ chance of jetting more out qjLihe.. (?n r vi !a\\ . lossop owing to our having 'i r brother-it individual class rooms. After Miss Creole class wi* rr?-n . - omUl? .1 In tl... ?. ,-?.! I lfniviiltnn rTf ^ torimni with the j^irls vietm Sous .flown' to alto having wpn the banner for the iveetimr. highest amount "'of money. The On'Monday leap her of that ehvss \va.-?~Mps 'hd'cat-on ?c Cromur ami the amount rai.-. ! w;ii VavioUy ni4-1.05. ; / On <v The TemjHM-aiHv Club to.o.h complete change oT -the Sunday Crin -<? ti t, night proimaro. Sermon. The ; H The prop-ram vnty?-t-e-m-onolti" -'H of :ln -f ^ enjoyed by all but n better-hite"is . eonu' to':hy 1 planned for Easter Sunday. It 'lay evef bm-o you want-.to hear: the Tpmp*aiM*f,J. [ jd ?.;iur> chour- <5tti<r don't furl tn h' | at Benedict April. 20th ;>> hear the j 'i<FM Spring Musiical F1 stiva!. Admit;... _ >+wi lOTonts.^If you haven't visit our ni<\v p.... ? j Sumlay School difyaTf-ment in 11<* > basement lof the church, eonm :*n<pj C.repnville, ! - it ?nd malte- your?Svmduy f opened at t h< School- into a 'front line Sunday 1 larpfc ahtenda Schoo].. . . ' * son wp had a Borv't iftnlt )- V.i-i; l. ' hy the pnsfitr are always welCt^e " ' | increase in col s . * - "> ~?gat ui day, April 30, 1935. i 1ft ^ vs^*S?M![ : * ';' & .\ T>':'-:": :'^?f^ /.ztfflH $v 1 1 3^ Piece ; ^ Walnut Bedroom at Sp pa Down- SI Week?! , ? '4:]| "It's lovely!" Tlrafs what your friends will ra ["Tra sa> when they see this R.raceful, tremen-' dously smart bcdro'ini suite; in your home! In Walnut And other finef veneer*; witR striking contrasting panels,jand distinctive (ksiirn! We include the fjull-size poster ?yl't'd. lovely triplo.-iuirrow Vanity at thin ^ ros. & Qtjinn linu: Furniture Store" I | j'"' r,. . - 1 ' wTon NKWS , I COOKS, MAIDS, CHAt FFFTTPS e Baptist Church ' }V YOU WANT I (JOOl) JOB * Toliurt. I'astor i KUCISTER WlT'If ( 0.1,11MBIA EM FLOY MftNT i 1 n iinjr. us such n BUREAU suiiilay, nv>r\y ehurcii , i n winding their way - T()lX\YP ~ '(link 'with SSupt.?S. 1521 MAIN ST.' \ ROOM 7 lei- C?>st. ' <;?OI)_ OiyKNINjC^ I)AIL]y \v;.s Mater reviewed soutiifrn ratlway\ ^system e . ( Ji "^he pas~ ?Arrival and Departure Passenger ' ? livo 11 prepared 7ri,llis> operated bv tlie Southern Railway two v. 11 1? w system at the Union ^OTfTOTOmtfla lotn.lliC UIlu PVCUlHk S. C., oiroctivc December 8, 1D34. idVvil by all present.. 5 oo a M.- chariotte "the day were pood. ??t: \ i ? i A M -Charleston 1 eatest revixals e\or __?_ Greenville. Anderson. Senree ^ Klm;? f tho church 6:50 A M-?Newberry. Greenwood. ^ V 1:05 A M"Spartanburg. Ashevflle od. . 1 his meeting. srlo A. M.?Augusta * ,i In- Trrv. A. AT. 815 A M.-Savannah r /l A ^T.;eVrlo, in A M l'-'mden, Lancaster. Roek r c-t theTAlaccdorua Hill Shclby T " t2.^5 P.. M.?Ashevllle, Louisville, Vai-nvin1 enlprtain^ St. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago Not m.Hl OTu n 4 30 p. M.?Orangeburg, Charleston * linp Bird club, Apr. 5;00 P M.--Charlotte, Washington, nimher of members ' New Yprk Himuor OI mtnil CI 9:S5 p M ?Anderson, Atlanta and tho weather v.as ,noo p m.-Savannah. Jacksonville fieer was .at hi3 post. A" rlv0s _. cailetl.miil_dues J>aid. Columbia From: lie??"the hostess sefv 450 A. M?Jacksonville. Savannah ill'se with mints. 6 30 A- M.--Atlanta. Anderson, Greenwood P miMr ,.f fJveen- 9 06 A' M-?New York, Whaslungton, K m?C.V 01 tiieeii Charlotte as uottimed to her 122.VP: M.?Rock Hill, Lancaster, Camden icitdinf -several davs M8 r. .m. -Charleston 0 1 i, 55???r- S.iia y< Mi?C'ltioiigo, Cliiolniie I si. St I.niiU A, -i rir 1 Hii) 011 TUMVI -- ? - -v" Louisville. Knoxvlllf. A;,(icville Spartanburg . 4:45 P. M.?Augusta 0.00 P. M. Ashevilla, Spartanburg ?' Itapli.sf Church B.30 F.~ M ?Lharlesiou , - #;40 1?. M.?Churlott* tlie inclement woatll- r.55 p, m.?Qrcenvilie. Anderson. " - . '! li'THM,,] ttU1 Sl'l'- "'On'ruwo'KI ^ ilfht. llc.v. A. M. 4:29 P ^.-Savannah honied the name of City Ticket Ollice Depot Ticket Office >ove ' by the Green- 120a Surntcr St. South Main . Mrs. A. M. Means. Phone 6356 Phone 5023 i-law. "Rev. Means, ______________________ Woodard, nnd Rev. r iparlanhurpr. motored month was very much appreciated. _ nd the last npilits' ,Mornng service was well carried , . ^ "'in ueautmu music by the (fTming. Aut. 22, the <, ? u r vires will hep in. ^ni?r Cho,riV lhe i>astor Preachtors >f the city will 51 w0,lderlul sermkm from John unlay.' \ m . 2A: 1 >r. 12:12-13, "Jesus the unique King." pr -nh r.t of Penoi.iet Palms were sold by the Junior ' ^ reach the lOwftcatloH Missionary girls. - a puhl'e i? invited to ? _ . M crv.ires Be sure to s Rhodsi Boggs'sponsored a fl >it exorcises Sun- 'i"c "> ^ the seal- 1 t ? o'clock A snicv ?>? Aiissionary Club. , ? * p y Night service began at 7:30 af- II tor servi je we had a "Bank Con Tf'sl" which was a sueeess. The ! t> cm-Den following were prize winners: Miss ''' " KloTehccT Lykes, highest emf Mrs. ^ Tomon Pj.?fr?- Carrie Thompson next highest a- J . I .< mon. i astmr | $;j46 20 was raised from *? j\-v Sunday school, ihis contest. Mrs. Catherine Plair 1 usual hour with a of New York will conduct a revince. After the les- val meeting at Allen. Temple be- - jfl n interesting Tj?yie\v ginning Easter Sunday arid1 lasting Tl?v. T>pmfln. "'In Hwo weAi; ' __tr3 V rrecTtoh~wer th6 pa at 1 Visitors are always welcome.