The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 27, 1935, Page Page 5, Image 5

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I J'* Saturday April 27, 1935 1 JONES CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION CHURCH Rev. II!" C. Young, Pastor Sunday was certainly an en jflyablK* rnrri?we+i?spent day. There was a nice crowd attending f j?ach service. * t Sunday School opened at its .. 'usual hour wittr-all the teachers uiid a goodh .(lumber of students present. The lusson .was taught i beautifully. ??**?] ? The morning servce began- at 11 o'clock. The pastor dclTveaggd L a burning inossmre while many ?hearts?weia* made to rejoice. At 3- o'clock th?* primary and junior "department of the- Sun* J'day School rendered a very nice *? Krister prrfgrrmr^wittv tlho help of . Miss. Florence Benson, our organist. ~ Again at 7 o'clock a nicer prograro was rendered by the senior department of the Sunday school | ... aftar.which we all departed with our hearts uplifted and giving praise to the Risen Lord. #ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. P. S. Mosley, Pastor Sunday school mot at the u?traftime. Teachers, officer^ ant.' pu** ~ptt s wore prrduty:? 4--??? After the discussion the lesson a beautiful review \vas offer-1 ? ed by Mis<r Estolle Janerotte^ A .large .attendance witnessed the J morning- service. The pastbr, delivered it V.eal and thoughtful .^rraon. The little folk's Easter program "r began "at-4:30. It was spi'artly At 8 p. m. the young men antT women presented an Easter pag . - mt, "Tbe CMipl Tidings" this was ? UuR'ed -a?unique -play, M ^irfcha I.-ewis -Reserves much credjitiar-it. Stewardess board No. 1, iiiel with Mrs. Willie J mes, with Pr4os,. Katie Solomon in "charge. '. ? The'Silver Moon Club was en-1 : tertaifted- bv Mr. .Toe Dobin, Apr. #ii< .l.. i ..v * ? Air:n...i? - ? i ?V 1 I lit* nuiiiu ui >!! >. yy niiriimiu* -Woodson,' 329 Henderson St. Miss Estelle J.anerette tho ,pre. .sident had charfce. Alany visitors were present- Stm day. Visitors, arc always welcome. lMl)(iirmV.VK('II B. GHPRCII ,3l , Rev. A. I'. Porter, Pastor I'm hied iatoly hTFeT Sunday school the |iaktor-to6k the pulpit to deliv or ail elegant Easter sermon. -? Th<* Eitst.er program was carried out nicely* M.iss Celestine Williams made a fine talk. Messrs, McBunette, Timon, Williams and others made splendid speeches. Messrs Kaink. and Chester John ( son of Columbia, are here visiting tli'-ir grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.. David Kwing. * . Watuh for the announcement of our mother's day program. Eliza J. MeBurnette, Reporter NEW BROOK I. AND NEWS v Alt. Pisgah A. Al. E. Church ?1 lte\. ;1. 'R Di.min, Pantlfr?-? Mrs. Delia Surginer, a loyal and faithful member of -Mt. Risgah Church, died Tuesday, Apr. 16. Funeral services were held Sunday with Rev. Dixon in eliarrre. ? Mr. Sanur*'] Davis and MiSs Berli'lU1 Davis arc the newly woihs?*?f? \\ w Bt'ookland. ? .Double Branch A. M. E. Church Sunday school opened at the usual hour. Supt. J. W. Dreher'was at his nost. After the discussiun our presiding' oh.or, Dent, review-* ed the lesson. At 11:HP Dr. -Dt^vj broutfht to us ?-ft heart burning message at tlie second" quarterly conference. * .Easter exercises were held at 7 nVl.tfiPfr ^ " - ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH * . 1 Rev IV S. Mosely, Pastor Sunday was a day of spiritual benediction. After the Sunday school lesson we had an interesting review by Mrs. Wilhelmina - -Johnson. I. '. .. At 11 :30 Revs. Plair, R. B. Golden. Simmbns, and Bro. Earnest Robinson mounted the pulpit accompanied by the pastor who preached a most inspiring sermon to a large congregation. Rev. Schenn (white) preached a wonderful sermon at 3:30 to an appreemtive jiudience in the inter est. of f? ro. Robinson's class. Evening services were held at" 7:30. .The Silver Moon Club was entertained by 3Ir. Joe - Dibin at Mrs. ? Woo* .-son's home, 327 lI?pdcrson , St.,-. _ ^ Miss Estelle Taylor presiding, cocoa, cake, and mints were served. -?1 Wo?wtVli?Mrs,?Inoa?Rnsxcll?aspeed-y recovery from the sick list. Visitors Sunday we^e Mr. Stanford, Richmond. Var. and . Mrs. Flemming of First Calvary Baptist. Church.. Visitors are always welcome. ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH > - Rev; R. A. Younp, Pastor 1 Despite inclement weather, huge crowds found tehir way to Sunday schdol and church to witness the well arranged Easter progrnriis. A large audience attended the Easter progr.m at St. Paul Sunday after. noon, everyone expressed that it y quite enjoyed. frs. Neaner Chapman entertainthe Stewardess Club and Mrs. inn Johnson was hostess to the siortary Society, he Willing Workers Club of St. 10s on joyed -n?fnenie "On Lake rrny, Frir.ay, April '10.? Mr. lie Davis is home fl>r a few s aftgr having'spent the winter / in Charleston. Mr. O- B. Hill, a student at Dray ton St. High School is here with parentfi for a while. * -MILLER CHAPEL " Rev. G. ^H. White, Pastor ?Newberry, S* C. -Sunday school was opened at the usuril houri Airs, J. E. McKenzie reviewed the lesson beautifully. The pastor delivered .an excellent sermon at the morning service and a very, nice Easter program was rendered at 4 o'eluck. Mrs. ilJ B. White, Miss Pearson and Miss Harris were comtrtortded highly for putting forth so much effort in making-tbia-pk?y a success.- Mrs. Alexander decorated the church ar'tistieally. .* Bluer E. A. Adams came in during the evening service. We were indeed glad to see hitn, he preached-a wtpiderful sermon. Mrs. Viola Rutherford; Mrs. Min Trie Boozer, Ate?end Mrsj T:~5r Ray and Air. T. Hasvoy were visitors he?e. . Airs. Ida' Hare entertained Stew ardess Board No. 3, Wednesday afterni.x>n. Stewardess Board No. 2, met at the home of Airs. Roberta Middleton, Frii.ay afternoon. The Richard Allen Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Dr. and Mrs. N. P. Singleton. Rex. Airs. Sarah Smith of Columbia made interesting remarks at this meeting. Aliss H. E. Nance and Mrs. H. cantata Friday night. The pageant at 4:30 Sunday morning marked one main, feature oi tne matjythat were hold at Miler Chapel in connection with EasUNION STATION ? - A. M. E. .CH.UKCH Rev. L. W- Gary, Pastor Sumter, S. C^-^unclay ' school opened at the usual hour with a large attendance. Supt. W. ' M, Lewis and his co-workers were Ion TAity. ?? ?: ? ? Mrs. Annie Harrison gave an enlightening: review. At 11:30 Rev. J. M. Harrison delivered an eloquent sermon. Kveryer hearts. ?Our poster strioken-witha^ serious illness and had to go back ttv Charleston, his members and friends wish for him a speedy recovery. We wore in line with the Easter spirit with services, pageant^, cantatas at morning, noorn ar?L night. The candle light pageant was the most outstanding of all. Miss Essie Gibson a teacher of 'Clarendon County and Rev, IX JX_ Feldor of Allen University were wif V? no- Qnn/lfltf Rev. and Mrs? Davis" of -Mt. Pisgah A .M. E. Chmrch are visitors. Vivitors are always weldome. Lucile Fielus, Reporter. ? ? MILL CREEK NEWS Re.v. F. I); Dreher. Pastor Sunday school opened at Hu1 usual hour with Supt. T^aylor i n charge. Sister F-JR nroher discussed the lesson and the pastor reviewed, it. At 12 o'clock Rev. Dreher delivered a-soiil-stirrinR1. faster sermon^ which wik indeed inspiring. The ohoir motbred' to Rock Hill after service to present a sinking Tjni0" Rev. Coleman preached at Rock Hill. . Rev. "W. R. B6wman is visiting IVbs. Miaybell Goodwill spent the weelNuid with parentsi ,i ^ . " vth^i Louise JVIack are still on the sick -list. ^ -mt^pisotVH-a. m. e. church Rev. W. C. Crawford, Pastor Easter ServiceH We started the day at?ML?Pis^. pah with early rriorninp service. Qirite a number attended. At 11 o'clock services our pastor preached a wnderful sermon on the "Resurrection." The church gas crowded. We had quite a num?r of visitors. Mrs. W. C. Crawford and family wtorshipecj with us, also Mrs. W. E. Potter of Tampa, Fla. Mrs. Potter was formerly of Sumter. Snnflav ?the?-nrlmnnr department of the Sunday sdhool presented a program. The entermediate dejiartment favored us with a pageant and pantominc.The V'^ir^was to render a Cantata bur tirwmg- to the inclemency of the weather it wa? postponed _until.-nc.x-t Sunday night. W^e hope to^ave anice crowd next Sunday." members is now up again to the I Mrs. .Thnie Fisher one of our delight of her many jfriends. Mrs. Fishyr was in the Tourney Hospital.. The total 'collection fbr the day was $155.45. ?# ? Kev. \V. L. Wilson, Paster Many participated & in services' -Sunday. Sunday School -opened , at 10.00 with fficers and teadh-] ads at tiheir riespecrtive post of .1..+.,' ' - u'u-t jr. ' Bro.' B. C. Conolius discussed the -lesson- very helpfull-y, A short program was the" reriidered by the Sunday School. Rev. Wilson preached la vetry intellectual, sermon at the moeniservicb. Everyone, sdem to enjoy it?- f , < i Visitors Sunday worle as follows: Messers Robert Potee, Robert Van dor Host, TTutAei$ Oii-i ten, Jerry Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Spann Boykin all of High Point, N. . We extend at all times a hearty., welcome. ? ?I? 1 r Rev. J. F. Marshall^ Pastucr ""~Wel? summeris coming-aiwh spring time is hero. The birds are filling the air with their sweet music atnl the bees are visiting the flowers and they are filling air with their sWeet odor. That/let us know that Gov.'through these little creatures is performing, His duty. If that is true among these little unimaLu how much more doeo it mean to man. i The Mt. Zion Sunday school opened^ Sunday at its usual Woman dTko general SupCBeing absent"' the Asst. Supt. took hTs place and carried 'the business through. After 'Sunday school was over the "Women "Missionary "Society met with Mrs. Elizabeth Dean as president; Mi's. Eftie Dean, secretary; and Mcs. Hattie Carter, treasurer. I am quite sur*e'thnt^if~you visit" -this^ church you will" say-this roustr be thetplace where God's people dwell. ?' ? ; : Mr. L. P. Rustin is Ion the sick list. We hope for him a speedy recovery. Miss Georgia A. Dean snent the week-end Hvith her mbtlj^r and father,. Miss Dean is an instructor in the high school in_McCormick, S. C. Mr. Robert Dean spent the week end with his mother and' father, lie 1s a stui.<erit at Bettis Academy. : I am wondering if the readers of The Leader get more pleasure out of reading than I do. See and hear what the other churches art doing an dreading the ffnmphwll. grams. And read what my .sisters and brothers nre dliing If you do you can say. as I say that we .arc no more hewers of wood and drawcrn of water, B. T. Blocker, Reporter. PINE PUEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C. B. Freeman, Pastor Our S .S. opened at the Usual hour, com.ncted by the Supt. Our lesson was nicely discussed by the pastor, Rev. C. B. Freeman .for about 30 minutes and after that -wc-wero-tlfsfttissed nlbut 20 or 30 minute^ and then returned for service. Prayer conducted by Dea. J. Johnson ' and after- that - we tiTrned fRo services over to the pastor. The text was found in the lL'th chapter of Paul's "first letter t< <he Chornicles and 20-35 verses. I.KTflilL A. M. i:. ('1U ?( H Rov. David James, Pastor Branchville. S, C'? S. S. opened at the usual hour, after a thorough discussion of thivWsj-, -sorh?the-Supt.r Mrs, Ianexilu-gavEa brief review. Quite a large congregation .gath ered for the morning service.. Rev. Sister Daisy Phett preached a soul stirring sermon. The Eastep exercises began at 7:.*U) P. M. This was enjoyed by all. , The funeral services of Rev. A. -AY,?Hoy ward?were?held at Rot fa e], April I'd. the pastor officiated. ? ' - " lie was one of the oldest ministers?in the central conference. Rev. T. M. Owens and M. O. Steward made excellent talks. Music was fui'liiidiod by Mrs- Glatly^ Barnwell,?Mrs:?Sail it'?Montgom ery, and G. Young. He is suvviv ed by a wife, daughter, arid grand daughter. " - : Fred Leven, Jr. spent Easter _ola Martin of Columbia. Sotrth Carolina spent Easter 'home vuTTT her parents. MOUklS HKU\V^7V7->fT-fi:? CHURCH * : . ' , Rev .Tease F. Board. Pastor Charleston, S. C.?Easter Sunday dawned beautifully in Charleston. The weather was indeed all that one could wish for, as was Trejthnoed hv the lnrtre crowds Jhat attended the services at Morris Brown Church. At 5 a. m. the services consisted of the renderings of the__Candle- Light service conducted by Mrs* Leonora F. Beard, mis ieature was an inai could be desired.- Then followed the baptism and confirmation of candidates into- the church. 7 adults, and-2 infants were baptized. and 39 persons. were reeeiv.qjl into full communion. The serviceft closed in a veritable pentecostal snower. * ?-? ~ .The Senior and Junior choirs alternated in rendering music for the' service. - Pr. ~W.- S. Robinson spoke at 11 a. m. *n the subject: "The tagpdy, and tfiumph V.f the Cross." The sermon was well received, and enjoyed by all who were present. 6 persons united with the church at this service. At 7:30 n. m. Dr. Robinson preached a wonderful sermon from the"4Ttr chapter of II Kings, 2Gth verse. The subject was, "The child sneezed 7 times." This was the closing sermon for I)r: Robinson, and mark ed the end of ? splendid 2 weeks, meeting during which hbout 100 perebns were added to the church. Dr. Robinson left Charleston, S. C. on Monday for Springfielff, 111. The~ regular Easter program was had by the Snndhy school. Woman's Day will bo. observed on the 2jid Sunday in May,' Srui Men's Day, will be observed on the 3rd Sunday in May. These events promise to be entertaining, and will mark the closing of lour rally.- Our church maintains a forward looking attitude.? Truly, the spirit of Easter ! was manifested throughout the entire *tey at- Morris- Brown. WAYMAN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. CJ. Owins, Pastor Winnsboro, S. C.?The Sunday school began on the usual hour, with the Supt. and teachers at their post or dufy. -The-lesson was in^res^Agly taught by teachers and 1 _ ? ;?? THE PALMETTO LEADER reviewed by the Sunt.'- Mi'. S. A711 Moore. The senior class received f thy banner on attendance, the class G No 1 on contribution. ?Tho Eimtet?Rally was a 'iKuoss -ft Mr. J. E. .Batesette's class receiv- v ed the prize, Master Rufus" Greene I r?xxH\ed a. prize. . . .V a Service began at '11:30. Rev. j, Owens preached an interesting L. Eastet ' sermon. Many visitors were present. . ... s . . Bund ay?afternoon 'the?' Ka\lnprogram was ttud.... '.V&o... children i. did well, showing much credit to their instructors. ?The Sunday school, <3W>ir and -p nTembt*rs-presented' a piano, and (| rubber rupners for the aisle, to the church. . > ' . Mr. and Mrs. Batesette, Itlr. and Mrs. Edd Davis, Rev. and Mrs. W: ' G. Owens were the recipients* of v a three course delicious supper at f tlhe homo of?Mr. ami Mrs. Ani"H Wihitner Godd Friday, night. ' Mr. I'eter Young of (Concord, N. C. and Miss L. Haltiwanger. a " ty were quietly married at the -par ? soilage Saturday night. OMU tuimi ?n ? ti /'UI!U<'ll - ^\. IH. ?i. VI11J1\VII | | Rev. E. II.McGill, Pastor" l" Charlestoon, S. C.?East Sunday v was a "big" oay for Emmanyalitcs c and her well-wishers. Since clirly* \ morn thb religious activities be- o ;.gan. The pastor preached at the r five, o'clock service at which time d twenty-seven persons were read in- t to full connection. The attendance I pwao fine. ? J, Ascending the rostrum for,the r raecond time-during the morning, 11 Rev. McGill coducted1 the prelirifi- t naries. . Scripture . lesson, a portion uf the sixteenth chapter-of-St- -h Mark. Responsive reading, the lone 1 hundred andrfiftieth Psalm. The V pastor delivered a- burning sermon t touching the resurrection. St. Mark 5 1G:5iG. A large audience heard c him. ) Before the close tof the morn-* ^ ing worship four infants were bap- * tized namely, Louise Robinson, [ DoiTs At.el Kenny, Margaret Tey~ f lor and Charles" E. Richardson. f The sermon at the evening hour t was scifcwMnruni uu tu pas>.iK>.-a? I St T.nUo 8:45. "Maid, arise ["St. i Luke 7:1-1, "Young man .-arise*;" St. John-: 11:43, "T.ny.nriis |'^m(,' forth." This \vas a short sermon, but very inspiring. Fpjlowing this a Candle Litfht Service under the direction of Mrs. A. E. Gadsden wa.s ^K'ht. Tt was a joyuus Kaster j Day with us. ?The .Sunday school held its Eas- ; ter exercises in the afternoon, at which time the-children displayed x their talents. A very fine attend- .hiice, was speii. , v *\Ve were pleased"-ft} see Mr. .T. S. j "Johnson otft~on Sunday -after-hav- _ ing been confineo to his home for | several svt'eeks. The senior choir under the direc'- ? tion of Mr. J. C. Robinson rendered Easter music. -M* tsaioW-Aifen . at Ahe organ. 7 [ : : -J The pastor complimented the Pulpit Aid ladies for the work accomplished by that group. Mrs. E. M. Green is the piesident. Mr. J. C. Robinson the chorister !. oamSam u'Qo mnrln tr? "I mw pymur v-iiwii ? v~ feel' liappy on last. Sunday morn- r ing after service when presented 1 "with a purse gotten up by the 4 members of the- choir._ The idea first flashed into the mind of Mrs. :i F. B. Miller, the^leading soprano and she spoke to the "group which t readily consented to "fall in line." Of course this was kept a secret i and- Mr. Robiftsrfn knew, nothing c concerning- it. . He wag asked to ? meet with us after servile wltiuli ? ho did. Mrs. Viola Colonel was .the" first speaker and made as -tlinnr h she was nnfrry stating that . "This, thing MUST be settled -* this morning." Mrs. E. E. Young made an el?>quent speech after which the pnrse was presented. "] We left Mr. Robinson hoping that s he will regain his equilibrium by \ next Sunday. - ( "Heaven Bound" a religious play j will he" repented 'il Ihe ehnirh op x the evening of the 20 instant. Mrs. t A. E. Gadsden, director. V " - -? ? f BENNETTSVlIXE NEWS I ' ______ ? The weather in our section of F the State for the past month seems * to he as eool as the winter sc.#- a son. The heavy frost harmed the c plants in inmiyscetii ms, ?U The Easter gale, pasted over _c This week, however the. streets ""'""il i"llu npd Y'ith children for a the Easter iirqgrarnT^^We-suu^still ' having plenty deaths and siekr" ~F ness in the county. ' ' ; Tn Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown are still ' improving? nicely 4&ob Crosland is _ out apain looking? cheerful as ever. v The musical recital held at the s high school Friday p. m. under the direction of Miss Benjamin, music -teacher. ma<le a splendid, impres- 1 sion with her music students. The solos sang? tyy Prof. ,7. IT. W. Morris* Misses Bowman, Shields, Williams and Sharper of Cheraw, S. C? added wuch to the program with the student .body* Rev, Garden, P. E. over the 11 Cheraw district, of the A. M. E. Z. il Church held his quarterly conferehce at Ziori A: M. E. Z. Church v thi<- week-end. Key. J. <Jox, _ pastor. . Rev. E. M. Booker, pastor at Saw Mill Baptist. Chiireh arrived in .the early Sunday "A. M. accompanied by two bf his students at _Mr. Robinson. Rev. Booker preached Spnday an never l>efore, over 350l people witnessed the eveninjr service. Tie is doinpr a preat work at this church. The musical program at Morris EolleR^__nall appear ?at Shiloh listen t6 this excellent projrram the 3rd Sunday in May. Mt\ John and Jessie Reese Mr. Sanders, and- Mrs..Pickens of State College spent the week-end home. . MUaes Margaret .ani Martha | LoesA s|iMlt 'l';l n .,i,| i-nd-~ h1 ifi|n? rom their school in Kings'i ce MTd ? Ireeleyville. Miss?Ruth?MeCnllum "t'?tVn-i.- -i lgion, Li, U., sfpent the Easty. acation. home with Dr. and Mrs. j i. M. MeCollum and other relatives I pd friends. She s|joke very nice- : about the home progress at j hurch. t Miss Willie Bradford of Tejin. : pyn't the Faster period :i1 hojne ath iiaien'.s. Mi. and 31)-. K. ;1! Iradford., J 1 Service at Macedonia/Church wa< ci/jf inspiring Sunday a. m. Kit. t^TyMrtodrrmr pmnn' 11 '! :i - p. id sermon Sunday "A. M. Miss Delphine -M'cDanlel, st'u rrrt?rrt?Mini is CnllCC'' sp'-m ~ ew. hours at-home Sunday A. M. nth her aunts, Misse* C. D. and \ E. Sanders on Amelia Mr. Daid Candy.of rlD, S. C.. ikes thit; chv very much:? * Mrs. R. Covington ftpd marryther friends of Fa yettville. X. Jr. and Mrs. E. Covingte.il. ... Shriloh News Sunday was a busy day at SMnh. Service began at 1 :f>0 a. m. ind ended at 9:30 p. m. Five sericcs Sunday, foyt. service was ery new to the ' natives of {be it y. At, -ii50 a. ttT Trot'. .1. 11. " V._Morris appeare.. on the lawn f the beautifub-cross which they tut un the lawn. wnS beautifullv ecorated with pyhtf. This was ~ he first Easter = Funris- service, tev. Brigtrs"of Benedict rollc-re. 'olinnbia. S. ?C:. jlcliv' >rcd tin- S:;;;- _ ise serpion. Ovlcr . C D? t>r wore nembtTs and fj-ieiv's witnessed ho service. ' I. "The Sunday srh???> i was at it rest Sunday.?Sthil. 1 ?r-AE?Mrf '< <)? unvfhnd his tcaeher: rendered 'a cry good Eastta-prd train. cnlleeion for, the Surula\ scho.d \v:ul !10.10. The total i r? the Easter ollection was $>!?2,0). Rev, A, .T. Vriprht was highly KTiered to haye vith him Sunday 111*. Briggs. He lelivhret. ndidj pennon to -a_L 'uH house. Itfanv vi -iters were >re?entr. The little j Snes played heiy parts excellcntiii the Easter irotrrani. This close-on full day if -service. - ~r l.l\c ()l NVtt.f If N1AVS Kbenezor A. M. T; Church i>. .. -i--> n- '* I i\e>. i-. ? . uraiKiii. imstot Sunday" was :t j^V ill day af JlietrOz'vr Church. \ , . At 1 I :*?U t!i<" |>asi.?r preached i wonderful. Eustmv. winum. Sunday School at f*:.'iO n. nr. . villi superintendent) and teach-' r> 'at.their postts. The Sunday School presented an outstanding Caster program at" 8; 30 ~Tlh^"llihir Workeis iJnl>. led >y Mrs. E. llill has'ibeen iloint? ;pl"ndt(tJ "work in behalf- of t);u-'hurch. ... ' tK.I.Hl-EMKM A.M.C. < ?'?< II Hev. J. F. Stanley. IV*lor A very ^ond lesson ,wa i carried _ aitSunday in our Siihda.C" school. The pastor uave us ad interesting ovicw and?after' -ascended the ostfum to bring to us ;i rivo-t iniely Ea-tor message". I This sermon was- '-.'njoyV,3. l>y j II. j i 111 10 tup niyne?tThe choir renderedtimhic fin~ hi' occasion-. ' /I The Easter, spirit/ wks strony n the heart'of the men?>er--rThe ntire day was spent- rtrnfitahlv. ' ?Vivian-. jttt5 a:way- /wohnm-. OBI'ITAI^ to . Jesse L. l'lInTi-iliie. \\ ifn Departed, This I.ife April 13, Jessec K. Kt he red.ye .was hdrit at .eesville, S. C. Tuesday, Sept.! 51, -18XG. He was ConVeVtcHC.tn ittl'.l, at) i united with St. .1 d^K's 1 Tturch at heesville, which R w. M . I. Bell was pastor. He wa-j'ma>-' jed to Miss Carrie Marshall, to 1 his union,'two-ehddn ii wive h in Valter and Lemon Ktheredye. Il< j elt the call fur . the ministry an j ) irepared at Schofield, in Aik< t . I. C. and Raine. irr Auyusta, tla. tev; Ktheredye was a friendly, unci fish- pastor; a profound thinker. , stalwart. Christian, and a sue-, essful pastor. Rev. Ktheredye astnied at some f 1 he "leading Inirehes in his .denomination. no <lld his la>l J.ast.-iri.-! w..:k t Bethel Clnueh in Johnston. S. C. Itv was stricU' ii at the bra ji >>n ^ri'lfiy, April 12. anil was called MHf U+?llV.lWtl ull AU.t'.l-l at . :.'10 A. Nl.. at the aire of. I'd years. 1 Hp is survivt il Uv >-his, ho ine rife, M?*s. ("a' rie Ktllri'i'tltf'ta ii>" cm, Walter Kthdrodtre. seven si<-| ers, aiw a'hdst of other relatives. J "A jrreal man lias 'fallen, in I-ael." ^ ' , CRKKNWOOD M AN S Morris Chapel Baptist Church Sunday school opened at the usial hour,with Supt. Joseph Martin j n.'. teachers on duty-. Rev. O. W. ^Vard, preached a t-onderful.sermon o'clock. At 7:.'>t) the F.nste.. ns,.?no.?i 1 1 i" >>4*? I 11''' 1 '1 .11 1 r; J T1 '' 1 "."'7, ** Jtl i> W * i in * i) V, \\ i pi'.ii i. ? <! a -p*i-v i 1 v i : Ajvr! > , U ' 1. "n I *?+" r?~ Mi ', ii.I-. ' *41. ,f !: I! I: .? \\ . y 2T7??^7 ? Mi . ('; ...v fi. ji.iM ,/ - I :: . ' -M ... .! I* lih. i:- v.- .M u ?ir 7 I . 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M- DANIELS fh;skiin and BargMc Jffico Hour*: b to 10 A.M ; 1 to 2 P. M.;se_to^l P. M. Special Attention Given Lilst-a;-*# Of \Vornen. ^ . n?r: .. Residence: 1125 Washiugton .2250 Jiumptoo Phonal 012pLone 7654 DU. J. G. STUART k . f ^ L>c,. bur. Naae and Threat ' Glasses fitted Accurately. (Hfio.e Mlvurs: ? Telephone: 11.""?Hi?1 uO ' I' M. ll1 r.~~~409>~ tjTTJO lb ?:0o P.M. OlTioe 3798 . Olfi o: Residence: 20.'!" T'a\lor'St .1117 Pine St." -Vu j U:Tiee Itoiira: Photle: 1 TP A M. to- 2 P.M.?7 Re?. 887S 6 P.M. _to_g. P M _ , 'i-^Dir. VV. D, Chappeiie . l't.)?k.?n ana Surgeon - of V\otnca una Uialdiea A Specialtr .. Residence: | '4J iii Lady St. litut' iMne St.? ?wt*?f**?, m^rnrnmw ? ' Oil tee i Toma: ?. Telephones: s.au A.M. u". 7:GU P M UiTTSc- du3I, v? . Residence .he l>r. D. K. Jenkma L'KJSTIt>T Fillings, l'latea, Cruwni, briugea. Sunday by Appointment . K-x-t: :t<.' in ii Ly t '.(iiHiiirtivw 1 I ^Anesthesia * Specialty 110 * *ti Washington St. Cdlq?-4s. Cf "" - - ^ *?* ?* J Office. IIhuit' - '' 1'holies * 'ii to y A. >!. !lic4e fiO.'LJ 11 to 2 IV"M: " " lies. 67UK" Z ' tl to ft 1'. .M. 1 y l)r. K. Fk Frederick ' Physician Office:- 'Residence: 1107'; .Washington 1416 Park Over, Victory Savings Rank Colum >ia, S. C. ' it)""".'"- " "' u_ - -Oilice Phcmn 8407 "" Res. 67W? X. J. FRLpEHUJk _,1 ' Attorney-at Law and Notary Pubtii 1 ? PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and'Te^rsT it 1119 Washington St., Cola., b. C. 1 I'hoiio Tb.Ll Ail' Clashes of Dental Work H. Hallman DENT! ST I'a: i; laxtractionsfSiiadays by Appointment*. Days: Mondays, 1 uc>ii..y.?", \\ t-dnesdays, Thursdays :uni Fridays UftU-e; 280;* f-2 Gervais Street Cnlun\R?a,> K. T- . ' *! *!'*t* ?**/s%r*?^ : Fan-X)-Lin?S)stem In "'Hfaiity' Cti T! urV ~ (.i\f PAN-<>-t.IN~HRi7r Sd&V ' Dandruff and Toilet Preparation a trial. --T'jvir wcrtti has bean Pleven. Hide and are growinghar On bald heads *nd bare f; < is \hen directions. 4 are followed promofv a full growth of iDtir. 1 Iiox Hair Grower $ .SC 1 box Special diair Grower. J V-x'Scalp Soap ' M T box Pressing Oil i __ .41 10 cents extiv tot po*t&0e Regis tered in U. S. Patent Ofiiee. Agerits Wanted Writ* for tor ma Made by Mnte. Fannie L. Carolina .1029 Hiffh Mark?! Street GEORGETOWN, t>. c. Office {{our*: 9-2 t-4t"Ut?r-? I)r. H. G. Thompson \ 81 RG EON DENTIST Gold jCrtnrna?-Bridge#?Plata* A Specialty ^ Extraction* Made Pahtlaea 1414 Asmibmj *fH. Phone M44 , Colombia, S. C. J