The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 04, 1935, Page Page 5, Image 5
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Saturday, May 4, 1935
?. A. M. K. < M I'ltt iir"
Columbia. 8. I'.?Jsumlay school
opened at its regular hour, with
the Supt. M?< It. S- Kussell in
: chltrgl1.?Alder tdm-tr.n Irtrig of' the
li?ssim th. -ichnol wn., i I. ri sling.
ly reviewed tnelioiu. Euni.jst Robine
son. Our beloved-1*. K, Dent was
% with us and made helpful andelevatirtg
remarks. Our pastor.. Rev.
S. M ose 1 y was ah .e111, he has
resigned and has accepted work in
Uho State of "Va. ' , At
H ::?(> P. K. Dent. Re>. It. B.~
Golden a'Rl Bro. (Earnest Robinson
mounted the rostrum. After the
_* formal opening the 1* K made time.
ly remarks, after vfoich- the sir
. - vic-o was .eohdue wtt by. Rev. It. B.
? Gol.len who pn ached a wonderful .
sermon to an appreciative audience
At d:.">0 :t Wonderful program
was sponsored by the Usher Board.
" 'Sumlay night we listened to an*
* . otlu'r.soul stirring sermon by Bfo.
Earnest Robinson.
V^p'il 2.'5, at 8 P. M. The Silver
Moon Ghib met at the home of
Misses Margaret-and Georgia Mae
. Chirp with the Pres., Miss Estelle
f .lanoiette presiding. After the
business part the hostess served
punch, cake an! mints. An enjoy
" 'able eyciiing was spent.. Mrs. Inez
' Russell, the yvife of Mr. H.-S. Uu?
si'U has 'returned home from the
hospital after an drag ori eg- an o|r
i ration, Sh' is getting along nicely
ai.l wish u'? thank their many
friends for- +4w4ug their sorrow
with tlieni oaring her illness.
ItllKilv BRANCH ~
BAPTIST ( III RCH
???Krvrvt I*. I'^rer. Pastor
Ridge Sprill):;, Si (".?All willing
church work' rs were' out Sunday
i__ . despite 11k'_ rain. The . Sunday
scliooH was well attended and in?:
teife:?ti|ig.?? * ' - ??? ?
. Mi?^ ("lark gave lis some very
??-? infilling remarks. .
I , Rev. R. Padgett of Augusta, Ga.
"spi ke to us briefly. .
Tliei e will l.v a plenie at the
Ridge Branch High School, Fri
*"' d:ly May.,'5, jn keeping with the
closing of the schboi.
?. .The church w ill take up a donation
for Sjsti'r Lpey^VIutthews who
is sick, May" the 5th, Sunday.
Mr. \Y. T. MeBuniette attended
the lamp in Orangeburg, lie reP
'fled a Very pleasant trip.
Don't forget Mother's Day, the
J ml Sun ay hi May, remember
mother with -a gift.
.Our singing conventi.m is to be
held soon. . .
,io \i.s ojt.vpia. a. ,\i. k. z.
1 <M > t. \\*'M A N'S MISSIONARY
>V)C'1KTY
' ????.
Mi.-s ( orinne. Gordon was host4,-s
to tin* Y.Js of .Jones Chapel on
NY., (lii'oclh.y, Ajjril. (1 7 at her lovely
huiuv 2-lW-fttWiw 'St.
- The IV. sidonl, Miss Florencelioii-on
presid (!. 'I'll" '(Meeting op
" eiied with singinj; "Gove Liftet
? AT . The-seriptui .lo-.on was
road hy Mrs. I*'ahnie. .Miller Saw
>'i_r. after wb-k4i we ware led ir
pi. ay of ' by Mis.- Christina; Greene.
? W-"/wrr ' i hiyi enei u raye:I hy worthof
vcrft tinfT from the' president,
d is." In n e His opened for busi
' m-ss at whiidi time .Mrs. Geneva
-?: C'l'ttih.'. .Mrs. I hrist Ma' GlTcY iim"
J ' oo-it- Vniinu' oaptains" in the effort
to piirelva-e a suit mail'1 tbeii
reports of $1.05, 81.10 .and $1.25.
I.1, total iais.:l with the dues toi
the afternoon was. five dollars and
-. seventy "five cents ($5.75). The
IT- e't-miVrviuU l'the nivnih' rs am".
" .friends for her work-. '
Mis. Ida- Hull and, Priseilla T.
Kershaw Were weleonu" visitors
I # Kadi tayored us with encouraging
ft i etnark y
I. Tin- ineeViinr was then tiim< d ovL__?..
,(tl. ,(. v rr ..<
w inri All united
n-jt - i'j| Muinff *T*hp 'Old 'RiijftTrd
<>0..-" iit'i. r w 1IIm tin* members
responded lo tlu- roll\s|ll with anoint-.ops.
Wi' > n.ioyed -iStt'y time-,
- .lv I'*;i- iff'-r" bv Mi-.s .Kdinie M.
SaVv.v i'. The elu'b -biitf \Ja's njit
line:. Mi.-s' Clurilo'ii, then delighted
? -t- wit It?tt?tlcHt-ttwy repast"
^ tit ns'.:st in?<: 4>i" a fruit salad course
/ with ituue.il, and'mints. The mem
" hint's cxpiv.-- 'd tlu'in'sehes as liav
li. inj*'spent an nnjoy-able afternoonTin'
nnxtrl*meeting wiU be witlh
Mrs. C. (ivvene" uit Tubuccoo St.
- * SIDNEY I'AilK
V. M. E. ClIL IU II
l? I /' I l>an4
^ ? - J Ilt'W ? . v . .\MUVIflUII, *
'I'liV Sunday school opened at 10
?iVJ <ck with theyiSupt. and tcachj
e|-s at iheir post nl} duty. The lessen
subject, "Inspiration and Au-V
? thovity ?C the Bibb.'," w:bi bcauti.
fully discussed.
-At I Clo'dack the. aiastor- pies'
n;4?l J.Ilk' presiding ilder, Rev. J.'
\ I.. Isles ho preached a wondertuI
and spiritual sermon.
At f> o'clock the Ep worth LeaKbe
111el anTT renderecf a shfirt-proL'ram,
Elder Isles pave a short adcros-s
which was enjoyed by all.
At <! o'clock the presiding elder*
brought n> ninHhei.' of his spirltual
sermons which was enjoyed by
' " ' - , *"'
Wbi M-otiJay' night the business
of the quaiteiTy e >rfferench was
held. Then the woather was inclement.
We paid the e]der's sal,
ary in full. 1
LITTLE ROCK NEWS
New IMy f'hurch
Rev. I\ E. C. Hiddifeston, I'asfnr
The Sunday school was carried
out in its regular form Sunday.
The pastor gave a brief talk on
. . the lesson which was very inter?
. <- ?eating.Af
t 1 RiU' f I wlfl tluot Alt nnf
' ' ' . " V f> V J ??I ll.wuin.nuni t. mma .
( '] t' . pulpit to deliver a noble serv
l r. Tlx Kpworth League and
?^ <?t.i^>r." <UIXHHH>H^ ^rrt'-- jrtaTTning^
M 'tli1 r's Day programs, in _memorv*of
mo t no rs, bu< thosO alive, '
fe and Ihose wbo have passed into
t he grea t beyond. / , - ?j?*'
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"ST. M'KK REFORMED4 'EPffcC.'1
CIUHCH
Rw. Sa ruel Uovd. rUt-clor
" , . _ H1J
The munimg servi e heyatr at t)i<
II r.Vlo-k -by -the- Rector. 11 is
text is .found in John 14:0; and re- Sl)
I cl' d for a aubjiet, "I am the Way '*
enjoyed by a larjre audience. .j!
At IP.'IO o'clock thy Sunday >|jt,
School convened bv the Mip-.-rrttten-"" 0j,
dent. The topic for iliscu-sjop was
"The Holy ScripUwes,"? taken ? ,
from. Psalm 1 i?:7-T4; 11 Timothy
:>: 14-17. ; . ?1'
The eveninir service began at
X o'clock by the Rector. 11 to
ami spoke-from the subj'dr "In 1
Christ." Owing to the inclvmor<cy
of the weather, a yery small mini- "
her was pre-* nC^_^___ . ? *
N KW BROOKLYN S. C. m
, eh
Doable R-anch A. M. IS.' (TICRCII
, CI
Rev. J. 1'., pixson, Pastor c
? Si Liday school opened at its usu
al hour,.-with Supt. Di-eher. The ^
je>son was lu-aiT i .gully discussed
and reviewed by 'Rev: S. (I. (lla.-s p
>ybicli wiis enjoyed by all." , ,(
Rov. L. R. Jackson, a young a:
preach' r of our community preach j.1
eel a wonderful sermon froont Acts
11:7 subject, "And~T''heard a voice c
*>aying Unto file, arise Peter,slay '
and eat." ^
Singing .Convention was heleh, at
I 'he church. The choir from M.t
'ion was present. Due to unfavor
ible Nveatlv r i:i was not very largely
attomleel but was enjoyed by
those present.
At G:00 A. C. K. Ix>ague met with
1 the I'he-ident. Miss Bvssi'e I.e.
Young1.
The* discussion was "How to take
| a pari-in the fellowship and .work AV
d the church." Every ont? seem a' st'
*o have enjoyed it.
Wo are planning to make our pi
drive a successful one. jn
Miss Jessie /L.f'c Ware was our at
-;uiitu??at League^ .
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MORRIS ItBKOWN A. M. K. Jl
CHURCH te
*, : in
Jii'V. Jesse E. Heard, Hastor ' lvj
Services wore' well attended, at .
Morris Brown on last Sunday. The "J
pastor taught h:s adult Bible ?.
tiass at 10:00 A. M-. The rtgulur ^'
morning s< rvice began with ?the jV
-unl se.ryionoj.tv to the-KMdwd-- of
children '-who are present regularly,
and who look forward eagerly
to the message that is brought by '
the pa)-tor. "Doing S"omething" in
was the theme of the diseouiV' sc
to the little ones,' Dr. Beard selected
his text from St. John 1-t
chapter and 12th verse, and -select*??d
as a subject. "The price of Sonship."
A,sermon full of thought
and msmiauon was me result. "
"Gills' Day" was observed durinjr 1);
the Sunday .School hour.
, At r> I'. M...the-scholorship com*
uitleo fondv'lcd a splendid pro- l.i:
itram, featuring the. Avery IrhirtrtiSj
a-s,isted by splendid local tal- 1
"eYits". Rev. W. II."*Siptmons. and
his committee certainly won the ap lSl"
preciation of the laiee ^mdi
it.at wit-iu sited the exvrci-e. The ?t
n ni'ani-e at th evenine- worship'. '
was decreased considerably by the
heavy laiil-that oecuted late in j/
the afternoon. Dr. Beard spoke at
the evening worship for a short 1
tim-e.?Tlitl pastor -of-dhv -~y
city during the' week, v'i.siting his
i soii, RT v. Filbert Beard, in Ball i-_ _iV_
j.iniiri', Md. We look -forward .to. ?
j "Woman's Day" on the second Sun
day in.May, (Mother's Day), and to ?
"Men'b Day" to be observed oil the '.
"Third Mini.ay Tn .May. These ~ ^
,vcTits Avill mark the close 'of our .
Ra?* ;.!!
m i dd ( u i : v, k x V: w ? Ui
sr
~T Rev. F. 1). Dreher, Faster
.Sunday was a, high and happy PJ
-lay at Kocjk Hill. S. S. at the usu ai
al hour, Supt. Mack and his eo- )'
woihieps- wore all present. The "*
lesson was itautrht by the uastor.
who gave a good exegesis. ' '>
At i2:30 the .pastor came for- 'M
ward and selected his' text
I.uke '23:42, subject", "Self rohsci- th
ousmess." He seene'd^to have been *>'
at his best. Aniens were heard, "J*
and tears cam.', while the man
spoke by the way.1 At 3:00 o'clock
Rev. J. C. Bates accompanied by
his goad tolks from Jones- chapM
M. K. CHURCH joined with us
in our educational rally. v
Rev. Bates pr.ach'.d ''anoi,h>r v .
good sermon. After this service j\j
we had nnr Rally, . Which was a (|i
-T-ccess. We ar" working ardovsly
to putt the program over. We \y
\ver? glad to see sister Mack able
to he out again. We still pray for
all that remain on the sick list.
ST. HAUL A. M. E, 4HIRCH ri
~~4 ? -= ?? -fu
Rev. R. A. Young, Pastor
again splendid with us. An interesting
Sunday school lesson
opened the program followed by t.^
a wonderful sermon by our pas- '
tor. This message was imleed in- o('
spiring, ? ril
Rev. J. S, Martin spoke to Us W(
at 3 o'clock; thig alslj was an ele- oll
gant sermon which was.enjoyed by S(V
all of those nresent. * *?.?
Rev. Martin rendered excellent"! js
music. The stewardess club met' (,T
at, the home nf.-Mrs, Anna A.Svum^?gmers.
The next meeting will be nj,
at the home of Mrs. Rosa B. Btfyce i of
on tha 8th of Moy>? I
On the 5th of May* the Mission- "th
ary silver tea will be at the home |iU
of MfSn/DbT Mae (Jallman.
Mrs. Georgia Counts of New N,
^ork is visiting relatives. ~ lit
Mr; J. E. Counts is ve?ry ill at pa
this writing. " : . ^
ABBRVIIXK NKWS I
St. James A. M. JO. Church
lie v. \V. S. Mints, Pastor
Despite the showers this morni*?Sttnday
"school Was opened uy "
e l'aithful few at It) o'clock.
Supt. Johnson'reviewed the lesn
to the interest of all present.
sfrunt to bring To Up1 congregate
a sermon long tf? be rememiid.
His discourse was ..juisod
John 15:i.'{ and enjoyed by all.
PresidingTddcr Quarles deliverthe'evening
service at 8:1J0 to
en the second quarterly conf'rcl\
The Ktlucational li 'jird of
, James met Thursday night at
e home of Miss IT K. Collier at
P. M. The 1 nterden't)minutionar
Lixiliaries for all churches rtiet.
.Nit. Plea.'sant Baptist Church,
inday at 4 p. m. An approuiatc.
erary program was rendered by jmisentat
ives from .various
lurches.
Niks. A1 ice NTav Wrightson of
licago, 111. is visiting hw- parits,
Mr. and'Mrs. B. T. Johnson
i Whitehall St,
Little Misses I'd can or and JuaniWalker
of Calhoun Falls , spent
ipe. The trustee aid hoard met
the home of Mrs. Annie I.. Da
s, Friday at 4 to'clock, Mrs.
earst is the president' "Of tHJ&J
ub. Miss Harriett Wingtieht-ha.
turned home after a successful
hool term in Wal'erhoro, S. C.
rsT*Sallie Cato is on the stek list,
this writing.
Miss Alberta Williams en route.
Boston, Mass.; silent File weck cession
Ave. ' *
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;Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Rev. J. W. Mathis, ,Pastor '
Mt. Pleasant hud a very-, gomf
tendance Suiuly. altlniuoh the
eat her was very had. Sim l:iy
hoof was opened at the* usual
tur and Rev. Mathis gave an en^h'tenintj
review.- > .{The pastor is
st recovering from an illness
id did pot preach Sunday morng.
But his nddmtj at in.
as soul-stirring.
At. 4 p. in.-the- church alliance
,.l. ...... .1 VI. ... ...
uu iiivt ?n. .tiu 1'ieasani f? an 111restinjr
program--was pfesenu-d
cludinu' the history of Mi. Pleas"it
Church.
Miss Daisy Wilson spent Easter
^Atlanta. Ga., with" her- 1>rother
Morehouse College, she also
sited Miss Ada Goodwin and Mr.
1(i Mrs. Bradley. -Miss Wilson i,
'is week-end in. Ashevilc, X. C.
.tcndiiifr her sick . mother."
The Kast Knd Basketball Club
ayed a thrilling, tfanie aCMcCorick,
S. C., Saturday- The final
ore was 0-1, in Abbeville's favor.
titers \ i:\vs
The Dillon Junior Hi.School '.ae
ty and .-Indents are "innkiny pre
iriition for clo-iny;. Joint stork'
dy. J^o.* JUS held splendid thanks'
ivirtp services at Maiininy? Bapsl.
Church Sunday afternoon.
MiiiLur-.-nf ~ccr< mottles" Mr. At"
odbolt,-Welt*(?m; toy behalf <f tin
luich. Mr*. .Mar>' Be'tlu#.; RclOnse,
Mrs. A., II. Bo'.hea; Ad
im ht half <?i" i lie '' "V1
:?se A. AleNeiI ; _Ajhire*s. Si in o*
Achievements of the .h?int
.ork Co. fur file l-acc. .Mis. lint,i
'J. Be'yhea, -deputy. Solw., Mr-.
A. Rodyers; Sermon, lt,.v. A. J.
L'lix. '
Thu choir iviuh-rcut -eveelh hi
i; - ie 'with. Mrs',.' i I i\nie t God bolt
. th epiano. . .
. Bethel A. M. K. Church
Re\". A,. J. Felix, l'a-toi; Th.
unlay school was very instnieve
as usual,?Class !>' o., 1, i a a c 11.
Mi*s Wilhelnn tin I'jtesU*-n led
report's. l^ssoir nvunvi <.i l?y
' Supt. Mr. J; t.'ous.r, The
is tor preached quite on ininivsre
sermon- Sunday morning and
so Sunday night.
In 0,)'' Ivl.ucattional Rally held
i tin' 2'2hd. Mrs. Id - - (Rijlvard.
mmg the eaptain>\ Mrs. K1 bath
jlarizoz- 7-amr. -reomt while
r. Allen Brcden reported ihiid.
The Willing. \Vm kci > ('lull luld^
eir meeting a^ the home of Mtss
argaret Mondy on Wedm - day
If hi. M.is.;Tai .at her 11^ ntfjcrsdn,
e Pfe>idof11 is pinti1 w prp am
ovyr. Mr. John Ray
g a big part in the .financial
tie of this^elub also Mr. Oslu i ry
lerbee. t
The pastor made a .timely talk.
Tlae host.-s served take a*?! ice
earn wlii: h woi\ dnj<ty? :l bv till.
Miss Car.rU " Lu Felix won the
izc.'in the Easter Rally which
1.1 ' 1 .ion, i he yo: .lndoi.-.
i>s Middletwn also made a splen
d report.
ESTON CIIAPEL V *
A. M. K. C1HRC.IL
Rev. N. S. DeLaine, Pastor
Latta, S. C.-VThc Easter proam
has been carried i,>ut success."
lly by the Supt., Prof. ( R. L.
:ydc and tfro teachers ^>f' Weston
lapel A. M. K. Church, a neat
m has been realized for the causeT
'mission.
The 1th Sunday in c<aeh month is
ass meeting: day. The service
as well attended. Pro, A. Rv
?thea preached a short soul.-stii*ng
serin* >n before tiro "classes
re arranged. The congregation .
joyed that gospel message. The
nee of Mrs.* II. Bell Fladger. She
in charge, of the Imperial SirigS?o?-^Xew
York. They rendered
very excellent program Sunday
ght. The members, nnd friends
Westim Chap' l are always glad
fee ivrrsT" Fliulgcr. 1'he kidi-of
e Junior fceifgUe enjoyed the egg
int:.gjven by .tho president, Mrs.- rtha
Crawford. Rev. and Mrs.
J3cLaine?_\VilH<' "Mae., their 1
tie daughter, and Rev. Riggins,
stor of Pine Hill Church, muU>i'wver
to St. Mary^ The seat of
THE PALMETTO LEADER
he Morion? District < 'onferenc?
Thursday. M f. VV-tt!<? > )<< ' lea rail
ed by the parsonaye Monday mornin
jr. ? ?- .
Mrs. Ktta .Jackson. Mr.
Moody, Airs. Daisy lit l Lea, TTrT"
.Maicus Rethea, and Rev. D. J.. Coe
arc still mi the'sick li-t. Rev.'J.
M. Jack.-" >n in fonipany^Avith Mr.
Dorter of Scll-rs, S. ran try t<>
till I*itta of the fine rally oq the
28th: \Vc?;tun Chapel pulled . H'
her May PaV jt/illv and Rev. N.
S. D' l.aiite is all Snvil' -. Mrs.
Kijith He'thea; Mrs. J ant* l-Tid^er,
Mrs. Nora MoHryde, ainl^.M is. Rebecca
I'aire. went over tin* top.
Miss Marl ni. Blow, Ho.-'
McWillie, Miss Ernestine Kludgcr.
and Miss- Emma F-. Guiles-arc the
daisy workers t>f?Weston <-bnpo4-A.
M. E. Church. We ciiti-d' jx-nd on
them. Mrs. Lillic Betlica. attended
'he Kaster. exercises 'at I.ittle
/.i n, .Mrs. Kena Mycis wits the
iidler jrue'sl of her dauyldei', Mrs.
Can ie.Mju:sh Sundny. I'rof. H. I,.
Uryde is busy ?cttint? ready fpr
the commencement cxerei-c- -jrt"
Revel (!recti School. Mr. Hand
F1 ad e'er. Miss Rose ,Me\Vi 1 lie-.- and
air. Robert Wilson/ Mis- Marion
Blow went for a ride Sunday.out
iii lU-thcii's Chapel.
The Dillon O-mn'y Trainine
Si-hijol lias closed a tiiiccessful
toi in. 1'rofi J. A.IIolnum, princijmi:
- - -?
^a-lTof. 1 Jerbert. Guiles da li\? it !
the commencement addi'-ss. Wo
r r-e* exeat I y. jilea s eil _ by. Jim,..Uiuch .
i s' i'lforts thi^ term.
km.manVki A. M. K. till lit II
licv. K. II. Mct?ill. S'usU j*
i liai'leston Soi vices l.T.iTJTn11uol
oh'jast Sunday innr'niii;; eummeilCnFal
the Udual limn. ,\ lira
1 lidit-tire wo* present} tli'- senile
was htrcelv aiienionU d ' me t In
linn niutfs?Jlayint* i-i--r'?I } i1 t!i< lcs^
son a pintijii of the nineteenth
chapter uf St. dohn; tlv77"pastor led
Llio re-ponsive readme m 111. lir>t
s'ed from the sixUi . lintjjr_o|!
pTIiilalians- at the fourti nth verse,
"Hut (loll forbid that i sir.old
I'glory, "save Til tTfu yn. s ol' our
Lord Jesus. Christ,, by* wlr mi tin
world is crucified .unto mo.-and 1
unto the world.*' It wa. an impressive
sorm-m . and the. pastor
was excellent, in Ids ;'eliJ.ie?ations.
I Several local and out -of town visit*,
oi s wen' present.
Because of the inclemency of
' h.. we-iiin r ihi- i -?rrrvTrr
( wa> poorly- attended. However,
| those whi were present heard the
j paster's evening nu si-age. St..
i .Matthew Scf.ii.pt ure' |esson,
a part of tin' tenth chapter of
St. .Matthew. There were two ac|cessions
t'pr the day. < >:ii person
| veis e.iJ into full coirrrtv-. i.*!i. 'f iiT
H ir..; t'oiTPilV Sunday.-t '! ; julTr?
L-f ei'u'r -"ivi.il, with Sii~- A. K
\in.
\W ate more fhaii p' * t<
lejivn that tun <>I" mir youin^ -nton
Alc-rv. Il;,!i \' Mi.ii.flt i l;* . ami
!' '1 int"ti I.' Vmumv Of U.niv
1 iv ii v airiI?t-fiCol h u'c ir - |i?-i-t
ivf4y~ arc niakmir <r<> ?!. Wi;
wi ii tlu'm contimi'jil Success.
A : He St ate T( rn hcrs' A .-soda.i"i:
l)rh| ill f, 'ill) t|''l Si |X'.
.(cut!S\%'Miss
??r mi ?in?> of tin' public schools of
1 I' i *?' it ?. .?wa -?r|.i ?r)?dcli'U'at o 1 u
tIn* National Association..??f NVctc
IVaclu is..
On la-1 Suii?tuv afternoon tin
pnsU-j? tir-k hit' Jniiir choir , tn
Sunnnt'i villt'. S. ('. I'.ilhol A. M. I!.
'Church. pi i.ciam was scheduled
for that at t'. i"n<ii". I*i:t-oxviii.vr.io
il,? c .i ..ii a
'M 11 ii i* mi i iv \ ?i ?nr \vvit?iK*l 11
11''"I i". Ik*. c;il^'?l 'oil'. Tin' memhckrs
' ?1 Hie clioir ^.tnni'i i'tf I hr 'nyitn.4-??*u
to,serve als,it the- hospitality
with which they am'I'u rocc.i\*i,;<J.
licVi Thompson and the ladies of
tho cJuiiadi_s^m1-uii pains in nnik;
it?nh'M'-.i ill1 ' tlli'Ttr: Thov
dispatched two eni tn |the city in
order to transfer- 1 fie gpiup. Ro-jrrrrrH
I'SS'" of III i' eT ; .11: Ton T t in
won tlvC'T;Tti7rTn;i. TiTliT-TT onjioyMl
1.1,lilt nt.VPKh __ j_
-At M-. R. ( liria il
v L- . ?4
Rev. (J. II. liilc. I'cTsfor 'i
yJXcwJriwy? s: -r~ Apui :;nnr"L
Du'- t > tlio inrh nn rd ' weather th'e
attendance was oil' at the Sunday
School hour, therefore Miss T,. M.
Harris was asked to teach -one
laru'e. cko-'s. Thi- was very instructively
done. After which Mr
K. ! '. Floyd. 'Supl. cave a timely
review. There Were two little .visitors.
. " ' >
?The mm nine tcx.l is found lUVil"-'
2:1 I '^The (ii itnihlei s".- Lt. was
^ruToed a master-piece, s'nyirnr
monihers. shirkers,- jorkers and
aivoikers." . - - - - Air.
.lames C arter very manly,
conducted the League. The weather
had channel for better and the
I-ear lie and evening services were
m??ro largely l?ttend? d.
-?The evening wai-. found
R e v el a tion 2b:'.'?"Mountain ClimhTiTg."
_Xhis .s'ubled was in keeping
with the.Mountain Rally. This
message "wals. enj< y d very much.
A handsome sum . was 1 realized
-ttvni the rally.
atis. I., M. (JilderV many friends
arrprhid" 10 see h'y, alter a very
nice trip to Washington, I). C. She
reports a very enjoyable trip. She
was llii* house ginst .of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Moon.
.The Busy Bee Club \vas .delightfully
entertained by Miss Mildred
Cu i fvr Thursday afternoon. - A
vpf.v profitable mrd-HPf? was held:'
.Miss .(leorgijtuto Jackson was a
rharndhy hostess to the' Kxeelsior
Cluli Friday. After the business,
i'earstiii. STryetl .pbtspo salad' on
Iettuce, crackers at,fl l '1 <f>a?AtV
tlie previous meeting Hiss Na^nii
Stevens R. N.-, gave a -wonderful
address on "Health." Wp cannot
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1 " I N : \ V. 'I. I.. < III 1(1 II 1
Key. H. W. Walk.,-.
?STiiulny Ai a ? a~TT;,i' d;iy ? i ,
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'iipfjtj a* !" ?.'( !<( ) wi'i;
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Sunday ladim- "M if I.
jiiu^iv Was Tui nivliSd |>y it-?male- ?
diuni>; i ?,
M ? i: iu \\ ;
a .7<>.I ,-t ir.i jf.y %< ( iiiuii liniii > irr*
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cold, therefore I 'w'ill- |.> w j-rr
" in. ni' i.
"Hal: 11nt ( in i-: mm.."
Al .t-l.lU-a >HM|i|iy .
direction oi' Al i. I - . T ; i
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ty i;ti r an'd ana-. .*.,: . ...
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Al ?i: :i? i A. ' . I.. .1.
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At Jitir |>a if ."!* )> r
lilluy aide y. rn.nl.i c i.i i'l-a.i fill
tu all |ii:i\- lif.. li
tile* day was $ "><).IS uh.i<-:. '
Ack an i.. !,iuy? I ai'*: * *.
and nth i appaii^.
Wr iii . V.
del* t.h- 1-. aik r.-li.p iirti "I-, a I
WaH\? i%* wli'i i.? Ifii vi'-a' i'j.m-ui:i
onTlie sands of. l-.iia.
\V.t. were ;ira ;i|?*7?r~ 7?p ??uu
iyaiifi.i 1. .'.Mi*:. \Vf!('-Vn a*,
ut-li: is fi?"'*\yin*>J:i|i \vdii?day,,
yet* wi ;l'i c.l lln^t {' .1. 1 " i .
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Luty. TilX' !<v . .. v...--4. .im'Ti'j.
. .taujflit tihroiijrhoiil -1 !:? ?:i .
tlif pastor {jaw a -pl> h
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Kilii. 'I'll".'pa t-" v ! * i -i i
.i < 11 ii llii' <> !* l'-aan.'J : 9
jtct "Loail^Tliuu nu' oil." Thi '
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a; li'.ili 1 a.H'1 111. it; ana. 1
a. < ': '! S?- *>r :
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v.* ii; ,7 ...Miii ' 1
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p rial Sir.iri i > ? !' N. 'V. . _ J
at' Mt., /.ion A. M. K. < \
day niirltt'* iii a n-vi'.a!. h
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lfa\ i11v i n.it'Vi ii it vi*: >* uui-"*.'.
f;j;oH(;KTo\VN N; an s
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V. P t? hot'ir <hp,'
I.amtiv .Antiv . hi o
-iiit aj i>i pram at Bct-Uy^da Bap- !.
ist ( mu cli. 'IT. eh yublv *i, i
cd. . lYrrrr V ri ,
was w.-yk-t-n-r vi-iu.r . t' Su i> f
Small ls?<l. week.
T|ir ?'(i w ifV"T'f I*r. Stor-vpn.
M. Mavham am! daiur.hwr .1' .Mr. ,
arc! M-s.'.r'A. St? x\.|M dia.1 :
their honn- mi St. Jain'', St.., "fit's- J
day n;;:h:v Apiil. 4". nt'Ar a Ai ry i
hrii'f illiH'-s, <- ' .*
Her ,sal?li#rt?- mnanati<<:
" IhlllA lit.A i v- ! a ~ " a
- A-ivtin-1 .if n '.I t mind '
survive her,
Bethel ,M. K. ( liu^rii
Oil. last Sunday the ';.<-rvitv-hd- '
iran at the usual. Inuir, 11 oV-li.i k.
A 1.1i >ri ernwd was on at'.-- i in :
tiuirvt this .ni'-sf-ajLim
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Mom" Institute ami Mi-'> S
white, stutU-nt of. Hie H-vu .r >;
llnrth' webr ^luiilay af'.< rp >>r. v;>ivn>
??l" Kw. ami Mrs.' (!., If. \\ luu>. <
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to compliance with
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liana..:. Subdays by "
f Mu Kw~. Days: Mondays, _
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i! .'j.'i-i; G(rvain Street i
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ran-(H,in System
In Hon u< v Cult tiro" ? ?: _
'..ivf FAN-O-I IV Hair, S<*x?T>. ,
I>nriclrii(T and Toilet reparation
a friiih i ,r " hu? "S^etF
l - - t-'i. I..1 . l- and arc growing
ha >'n bjthi heads f.nd' bare
u i.fti .iiieetiims 'are -faio'v
,j \v protnc-U a full
gi-. '-vvh' of Ham, ' 1
: ibix Mail liro?\r 5 ,S6
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t m .V biCl-p - ?Kapr- T. .20
il bo\ i r'O.'d.pg Oil __ .45
1?' ceuiii">..txtna for pis'apre
Io'k'istii'fd ir, L\. 8. Patent
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\ treats Wanted Write for t?rma
. M.ade by
,)Imo. Fannie I.. Carolina
||...|pMarket" St not *"
JfjToiKiKIOWN. S. c.
Wife Hoursr ;> 2 $- :')
&T.-4-4. (^Thompson - ?
S l K C. HON "' 0 E N TI ST
<2 old ( rovriiai_Jlrld?ea?Ciatcr
Extractions Mad? Painless
114 Vi Aaaemhly fit ? Phona t5S6 * "
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