The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 04, 1935, Page Page 8, Image 8
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Square Deal
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UafcU UflHa I
- . Look at These Hargains I
Kiird 1929 Spt. Coupe ... SI47
Ford 1930 Std. Coupe. $223
Ford lt>3n~K(d: Tudor $24/ _Bl.
Ford 1931 Std. Coupe ...J $247
...I... Ford 1932 (4) Coupe ... $297
Ford 1932 V N Tudor _ $327
. 1933 Ford V-H Tudor $397
Fi rd 1933 V-8 Sedan $475 i
Ford 19,34 V-8 Tudor $477
Chev. 1929 Coupe -> ,-.--^147 %
- Ch.v' 1929 Sedan '
Chev. 1930 COtU-h 1 ' j
Chev. 1931 Sedan -S.277 |
Che\. 1931 Spee. Sedan $297 J:
Chev. 1H30 Spt. Coupe Jt $217 Jg
' Chei. 1931 Spt. Coupe $217 M
Chi-v. 1933 Master Sedan $.177
, tTlev. 1933 -Master Coach -'$397 jg
Also several others
Most all makes. ' .
I'riced 5>">U and up 3F^|jj
si:i: rtii:sK thick ?
\ ai.i i;s S
33 I'ord?t+7 rot* dual S?
'wheels new motor. - M
' 1 33 C hevrolet 11 y ton, eah. dual ?
wheels'. ft. .
wheels, stake hotly;,-. - ffij
33 International, l' i ton. ~~topK
w heel hase, eah and dual
wheels. ?- 1 -
EXTRA VALUE "I
LOW PRICES I
WILSON I
MOTOR CO.
'forms* FORI) Trades I
151H' Sumter St. Phone 4611 Ea 1
ST. WKK A. M. ! :. ( HI RCH fl
Key. K. Phillip I** 11 i>. Pastor
1Ghat'le^-tytf Out* Sunday morn. H
iujf sorviee "begun. a- usual witl
prayer meet in# and. our Sunday
school began at it-s u?uut hour* I'
. with* aur pastor. siipeiTnteiaX nt. |
a n|". , .in "i!1 1 Ml ' arr- |
n-ai m*r* ai irr ir post <>: duty. 1 In j
= .lesson was Wi-.11 reviewed. We are k -,
proud, to say that our school i.striving
luiu li. ' Sunday* out* a'tim. "f|
ajiiffi. ".Witki^ahitiU J&il. Our uduM* Id
dl'ivij is nil an I o'Vir t? aebers are i
. certainly .workiiif for "tin La-.'lvl'il- . -of
the ^sarne.
? At 11-:."iU our pastor ascended the
* rostrum, uceompanir.i; him wa
Kev.^S. J. Wi-l-on. Hymn* was
sunn; and. prayer was'made Stin
~ <Ia*y morning- was. beaiitifud an.
pur church was'vi'ovvded.~Tlu? pas
t;tor then took his -text. from St.
Luk<a;2'.in.l cluipter, ' 1 verse. ".And
the. Lord said Sinn n, Simon he- ?
- Ii.itM?iLn.in h.i'ih' dv:ifid to ,hit\ |
\ou that . lie may sift you its _ .
wheat." And our 'pastor certainly
'delivered a_ wonderful sermon, and
everybody Was rejoiced alter lister
rrrp to ,-llch a Hies -aire.
Our nilly w^is oti for Sunda.t < )n
night, but on ueeount--of rain out |1(>
pastor rail it off until- the firs
Sunday. So Jet us. pray this week -r'anV
'hCKO"d .wfat'her. that .Sun.iby uvrd? -s^Iirbe
a great day. at SL laike. Out ,f-f i
rev mi | me ting begins on tlie 1> .u.
Sunday... night.' We are asking al < hdr<
the Christian to come over with u.* tlp,
next week and fulp us save sonv vsinners*
soul. . So let us advance -v; ni
on our knees and pray that . th ,j. j.;
_holy ghost will always dwell in ,tu?
* | ,
. 1_ - Win. Wright. I{i'poiter ^ .teiel]
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. INTERRACIAL CROlF Th<
FAVORS FEDERAL Lv
ANTI-LYN'CH LAW muni
?: ? - - - , A]ii*il
(Continued,.fropr page one) u;ce
crime. Consequently, in not one ."t i/,C
.. cast' ill 11 1) is iin HlVr tive?elf ?rt
made by the -authorities to identi- .. (S.
fy .and prosecute the. members of \
j lynching mobs. Even in the rate a(:t- :
case* in which such etForts haw 'luVp
been - ftlf tnilii-tm<in< I hnve *rh?TnTJ
dom been obtained, and convictions
have usually proved imp ?sible. !nrjft,
Disappointed' by this record ot
'impotence orf the part^of state and to en
local officials, 'he Commission has
rchirtantly been fdtcedTd the con f
elusion that little is to be expect- t(rtu>
ed from this source, at lea_st in the dav v
immediate fntUTO, and that an ap- tt* <>:
peal to the federal courts in such tt i T
, easjos is justified and, -tie mantled by ?rrt?ti|
the conditions. . .??buhol
The Commission favors, there- of er
ft >re, the enactment of federal lotris "B
patirtn to this ,nd, in the hope that, !,s
federal a (fonts and court? would of A
be in better, position to tict foap? -v.-ni'
lossly arrd effortreefy jfrr %e TrWrse- bt of
r~ " cOtTon'of participants *m the criihe "TTie <
of lynehinpr. ~~
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Announcing The
General E
NEW HC
KJ27 MAIN
Thursday at
NEW 1935 GE REFRIG
5 YEARS PERFORMAr
\ \ - i
Now All 3 Types with "Ageless"
G-E Scciled-in-SteelMechanism
..Any Style, Any Size, Any Price
Year after year General Electric
?refrigerators have jijjj'M'fh"-'"
to hundreds tif' tnmhfnds of
.users that lorfh life, depetidul>l$f
. |>eJi fo r rrytnee"and low operating
Lost is more important than alK.
other refrigerator features combined.
97% of all, G-Ii Monitor
-Tops now in use 5 years are still .
giving faithful service to their
original owners ? the sealcuin-steel
mechanism as g;o.oit
as the dav (hey were bought.
In the General Electric line you
will be able to secand compare
all S types of refrigerators ?
Monitor Top, Elatop, Liftop. There
is a General Electric model
rto exactly ttH-t-teur requirements
in style, in size and in
price?whether vuur income
ts *>; a week or ii-s.OOO a year.1?
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THE ROYAI.
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WED. NIGHT
MNfc THIRTYa
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Presented By Th
GOOD-EN U
: N i:\vs,
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Sunday af.. nu'oii, Apiil. ds . of
Johnson ('s Smith liarbra bu;
i 'Chapter pri>ented a - pro- vva
at thi- 'Jml I'reShyt, rian ' for
,1i srrtT U'tn*- HttIvi n pastor i a",
in.ity M. K. Chinch. $*?uth,' ?)*. ?
bed ' at Kinmanuel .Mi I1.. tr?
h in. inten st of^the Umva* th,
of Kniiu'anuel. BntfPscrviu s a
yeiy. much enjoyvd, . In the*
ng tho choir of Mt.- i'i.-ytah A iv*
. Church., un.hr the dir ction ' ov?
r.'.J. .1. Sarter Chorister and .dm
I'nicc Wilson, Organist ran- bei
! u ' Cant<it. ftTf?r+TTTTT?4r?Wn
t < ninicfhi., d Tor the excellent yfa
ti"?. 1 L . U:i 1
. KaV.^*t'ont?st arranged by tal
S. M. Alilcr and lit id at Km- . Oi
el Church on Monday nig!it. I
22, was a grand financial .)l(
"s- (? at
. Ki C. J(" s made a In alth ^Xii
;sn- after which th.-v peports an
the contest were made pit
...i'. amount reported,
am an i Jdve, a < una in three \\'<
by~Tlre Orangeburg, Claflin Tu
tir was [ire-eM.d at Kiic.n Si'
*icsday evening, A)>ril 2'\ by an
iumter, Claflin Chapter. The tri
. audience that w'iin< s-nl the
was thrilled from1 b ginning in?.
I. - * i>.
sscr Qphelia William* am) '
"s l,!uv>oi| prc-LTit I a Fas < i-11
'hmv at?I.ju dIh mi 'Wmhr. s- """
veiling, April 24, for-the hemth?*
I r Baptist Church.- The .
ai?th-y-:app^a*e4?in vario ?i I?^
V wore pictur s r,f hearty to. Fl'
4^-Pr-Usea?were awaf?l?'<l one?
tch group.
ound to Many" a drama in
acts was j>rt > i n'.c d by .talert
lien University, on Friday iin
fur'Anril 2'Hth fry ) "ii - I)r
1 MU-Pisgah-A. M. K.,.Church, tai
ntir plav WHS spicy and!
"d the audifince, ?" . f coi
Opening: Qi
sr.
id Friday
IERATORS C ARRY^z
ICE PROTECTION*
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11
-- *5 Vecrrs
Performance Protection
In addition to the standard
1 year warranty,'
1935 C-? refrigerators
carry 4 more years protection
on matchless ,
teaied-in-steel mechanism
for $5 . . . five full
years for only $1 a year.
?vner,liH\
N >ST . < . i
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K.MWO
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over WIS
_QXLOiK
e Makers Of
FTLQURr
1'' i.' limt.i?I'eKuu ')?t'.uii?i
fular 11:t ?.*1 11- ;u t iu' r . i.I v.
Mr. M. I'. I':;! hit, A." g <!
illcs's 111 Uiiliy. .Miss . n. r i...
s ]>t t'seiiU*.!, . sii. M..1.I a 11j
' ai l I'; .1- the. W'ilkin i.n 1 !;
; w h .11 h; luia-huH *.*:*?'11 TTu in
' |>r " in pi (i^- i| t. maki- a
l?i;tio|) yearly to the suppt :a
, huiue. /r.e mi ial hour a t
Ui-ty repast \va .then t n.iuy :
i in* iiu i w ji! t mil li <| r
*ulnr , mi - cling "'I T^tarr-Ma
ning, April. liOlh at , thy"!'re !
U(? of Mis. A. I'. Sp.hr-. Ki.i
r,g 4tho first birth.lay of t
fb, 'a viTV appropriate?1 propi n i
s ^tendered and a birthda
Ce iiiltirTio I I hi- iXj.li liijy | ii i.
?ll>; A i' fn -hino rrp;i-l v\a
v. (I. ; '
[ * I's. sklent I. I?. IMiison is. in
:>ving rapidly af.ter '-sin operate"*
tip- hospi.nl h re. .Mi-f ('oil
tdal i- ill )' i.iiii.*~ iiii'fiy aft.
operation at tin. Toiirn v ln?7TT
Row S. M. Miller nttoi:!ei| t.
:>rld Service Rally aT Clatiin o
ksday April a - I report.
7() l r<|ni I'jn.'iiiii. 1. Mi M ill7oiopu.mvd
TiTr ImsTir.r.d on tT
P- '
At the rug.dar monthly hie.-!
r of thi- IhuijiMli'is .if Ktra'iuil
i at tin* i?f Mi-, ,S. (
kvH oh Wedn.'f (Ja\ f.\ . r.i ;j; Apr
Lh. Th<* pa-tor, Rev. Mili?,?
prC>t01|.U.'M Willi M IwV'i.V '"if
honor of his birlhdhv. Tli?* pa
was all sniii^s.
Mr.-. A. B. Bc.Cilur an.i iJaauii:
at the past' iv.ok (-nl wifui .Mi:
:G hnf's pio1 her. and shitur, All .
'an Walters' and Mrs. ' iVai
'nun.. !s.
Mi-s Meblc I' a ' i 1:1 is 'o
K h r -ist* r and brother-in-lai
. and Mrs. Conwoll of Chart"
i
Mrs. A. R. Donnelly an 1 son ac
hpanii d Mr. and Mrs. Cain.an
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THE PALMETTO LEAD]
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1000 SEATS
Program
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'I a . . n'uli! \vi? e'iuli niK'i
y it ,'vj . /.an; anil tii- re')>ori
1 . 'i. > ... Tilt" | > I e>i?le>llls '.tils
a * vi ry/ iijUM est inu- topii
ei i ii. V: .no of :lr (.inneli^ to t i,
n-?7- ' M-1. :
y . T.itete w ill I hi a play: jjiv??n a
' 1 .r.li n .' laV Mli .!?;
r Jiurl!all a .M.s
, i, ?iiil>liv i;.- .eni iiially in
n-e. \ ,-ilv.r 6ftVrhiK in"a<kc
? 'H-r-jr-rt-wr t.a \v?s highly < n
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i-y . \Vr wen ?"!a I In have wit
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7 "*r.ru1 .Mis. flni.i'vt Wisk's rt'si(kitu<
1nil Mi'.-. Hay:i!'it .lows Ml
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; Mir Zi<in nixt wick b.:jftnnitig Mrn
? ' nijrh'. 'I'm' judilii' is in.iti.
\ w m r.wuiii vn,
<. M. i:. ( iiri{( n
v It'*. -I. M. . |'a t ?ir
S inlay was a hi'lv hty 'with i|i
. | I )ai?(ia>ln>- has. ja??> lU'CM 'I i
- ] Mi>nr<>c,,N. ('. wh.'ii- our joint slsu
I | t ally \va- TtHM, hot wi-h)l N. a'r.d h
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I' R () O F TENT
RMERS - 50
i - 10c
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anged lNigntly
>HKI) Y. VY. . A.
WEEK
n INO
May 6th
iclc Noon Monday
{) SHOW STARTS*
II 'NIGHT
UMBMBBBHUBBBBBMI
t"arolina. II.- r p r.od a's-pleiu'.ivl
'"iiteclitig; iv iir y Itluvt' thousand do!
> I i'4) a. is, il. Oi: church ivportej
lr?\.highest Ln - proposition
ii n:t;--th-T: .We elo-ed a sue
. ? I' i viv.d . it Kastir Sunday
i v.an : ! .i'< i, 'of forty-two.
oiiANt;i:iii u<; m:\vs
| I II.\ .1 .lapi m-J.\aihon)
Tin' <*!nl? id* Ihintoii Memo
rial IIiglraSchbol-led by Miss Edm
White . C4 lining r.ioely "rrrrrt?1rn>
In* M doing great work this sohoo
It!. * ., lUifing
tlie schooMorm they havS
" .a- u at jhe following pace*: _ . .
I Tr'iiitv M; K. Church, XVw'Mt
? on M.ipi i t < 'li r.'li u Inch?
worn' p'-i -ei.t .! a p.'t of fldvyers
a.. t!i;* Stat. College Chape! ser
> ;< : ;it Mt. Bisgah Baptist.Churel
,|:.a i. Chapel A?.M. K
t -"hiH-.-h. W.ejln -day May. 1st wi
7 aim1 at 'a spo.-jni_.a: sembly of-th<
"l ;li >tmil -irts? at tiie Orangeburf
~rr Fy < ie.t i!cns, "i
; "I'll- ail.' . t.i cln.-r 1.111 til
. a'r'.-i work,
trinity \. m. i:. ( in iu'H Urv.
t. If tlt'KtftS. I'asfoY
1 liynran. S. C. Sunday ? -Wit(- ;
4 ;utlillitLii:i.V- fin; u-_. Tlte suns ail
'aughtoi s of" vl*' .s ech bratei
i ,lu fc annual t: auLsjtiviitj* at'Trir.
y. A. M l!, ('.lyjrli Sunday morn
: i-ii-.r.
' At-, M:on A. oi. the vrtire >er
: . - w i ' <1 \' ' I <i? t lii-ni Uia
11. ehs p't - l oc. I'f'ii'.irf <?il,
^ W. <:id wi'i have our progran
v Ka-.t r Sunda\, c:; nvrouril o; o.
i. "T ial way i r ? :? .. irkers in tb
" 'unninnity,. Mi,' /'Ion Chape
ii. .sl^( 1 ui'I'll , l> In atyil it - pr
. nam la-t Sui y. 'UjheVei'oiv .w
- ,-jv:. our. p irra'm yesterday
;ii:iiniv, April Suut. 1
s 'n ninsoii haiU i h:n ;v . . It was en
. ir.yei'l I>y all.
il i S. ay njjjfht?servi re- were ciui
e -nete l T?y KM r Spears our 1'. F
I- I'llder Spears :?Ik^?I to us froi
7 Sal 2:1. subject "Tile -Idly of
;. Valley".
k This sermon' vva > . inti legentl,
y iulerwpyni, an i, expressed so broai
ly that very human mind was eei
t ii red on a m a al. or minds e\
- picture. This ser.v.iee was- the* eoi
- . le.-' i n of our second quarterly co:
i. ! et'et'ice,
,. Moreovr. it was the ' coniTusioii
-U' a day-Mutt wu?ohunnnt and i ii
t 'ioyahl,, to all.
u_ 'I'o! >il i-nlI: c' :o j r. ??Lhe-Mfry-Ava
^ ^ ,.
. Tin; I'AJ AllTTO UASJ'lJiAKI.
_ <1.1 1$ OF FLORKNCK
The Palmetto Club eiiiracn d in
i. 1 contest with the Augusta.Riant:
1 Thins,lav and Kiiday. May 2:
!i and 111 in a double hill. Th^ Floi
i. ' hit ;l?n.vs timk" th;? l'ri-t; 3)
with A iit'ord ar.d Butler as bat
. t< i ii? . Ashford IulIAd he. lalie_vc
n i!n latter i^ niii r- when h'' a(i
( ear. d- to w. akciu .Manager l'eaj
Vet ci an Catcher, sent.H< esc to th
. mound who finished the game.
^ Watson, Jackson, S'immorW an
[_ K'iiiii w iy the outstanding ir.en f<
a | Florence, with Jackson and P'a
|. ' :?- hat^'1-ie- for the second earn.
[ the "Minnie hoys were defeat' <1 (5s-t
This wast al-so an interesting (tain
1 i tl. t.m - ?.
.i | i iim, rwence * 'in> mot N4>
j CTTattls of Savannah, t?a. WM- an
I i Thursday, May 2!? and .?{Q. takin;
TTidtfi to the tutu- of ; a:
j I -it .. .
t .loo I'rinci- _j?it?-_hi | the shut oui
- j allowing no Hit s% "Jainos Tow y o
I'h ri-nrc*' plart? 1 a .homer over th
<. j Ion-. . for. the only run of the tfaint
11-} The 1'nltn'tto Chit)' TTttt ?meT
t i Aujcu-'ttt htat. .Monday t(l* lio^in :
Jthroe day series,,
>
' "-I HI
L THE FIRJST~ANNEAL DEI.TAI
(Continued from page seven)
i feature of the frst night was the
solo pi-i'-ai liti ii>11 hy Mis*?F.ifiu
.(Iambic, representing the V. W. 0
.niit*, nt personalties of the vicinity
ivi|' u dnHMWously close bit
foi\Ithe first prize offered for th<
most unique atui entehtaining of
ferine". ,
A well-planned version of "/
KhklUtV Cabeivt" was offered ani
the audience was moved to hyste
ries at tlhe so nearly perfect, emi
lation of the conduct of the growi
ups?complete from cocktail t<
bawl? and bid fair for secoht
honors for the night.
The climax of the Jabberwoel
came on the'second night whei
participating fititcrnitiee, sorori
. ' ies and Hubs?hold nwuy in?mn
grand galaxy of music and. drama
Omega Psi Phi scored with its "Q*
band. Aipha^i'hi_AIph? bid with i
mock wedding, The Polyanha Cdluf
f Orangeburg made a hit wit!
h.cir "Corn! lakes" orchastra,, anc
thu Sub-debs?a dancing class o1
C'laflin UiiiVeritv topped seconc
grand prize to 4>e runners-up tt
no ^inw^a prtiuuoatation. ?
So.rW Emma J. DawkiVis regis?
- .ered a??lu. i.-tu.xw?for- the?see out
night and was responsible, along
with Miss Rosamond Alston, Mrs
"it Sheffield and other on tht
Jubbcrwock - committe, for effecting,
such a panorama of excellent!
. display of talent. Orangeburg anc
\ leir.ity i,s . still agog and exctec
i\ar .his cxtruordtuu y feature
that lay claim to becoming amofig
iTrost popular of social en'ntev.o..
'Pi, . ..e .ts.
v IVI IIIIIVIII^I A 111' |fW^l4UlV C UL lilt;
.Vouth Allan.ie Section impatiently
.mt ieipanis the next annual Jabber
w^. k of Liii> Delta (Chapter.
/INN KKM AN-I'IKKIT: Nil1.
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popularity of The young couple.
.UCsv's T'arliiie Bro\vnle<. and Camilla
ScolC took caiv of.the giftbook.
Out
of 1 tpwti. guests were: Mts,
It. Z. .Richardson and >on, llal tsviLU,
S. C., Mother of (iioom, Mr,
I and Mrs. B? njamin CJibbes; Brunt
wick, G'A.,-Unde and Aunt, Mr
; add Mrs. Frank' J. Pierce, C'iifto
Forge. Vit Uncle and. Aunt, Airs
Benjamin Walkir, Philadelphia
Ii'a,/ Aunt of Bride, -Mr. Davit
Piyrce and daughter, Camden, S
i .. uncle, .Miss Willow'by (garter
Augusta, (!a? Cousin, Miss CanvilU
Scott, Clifton Forge, Yau^Mr. an<
Mis. Charles Spears and daughter
- Sumter, S, -C., .Mis^ Lida Hawkins
Brunswick,. Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Jo:
1 Tatnall, Atlanta. Ga,, Dr. and Mr:
XtTin All',.n. Atlanta. G;i. Dr: R. S
1 Jaekson, Brunswick; Ga., Mrs. W
.y. Clement, Charleston, S. C. Mrs
- Mae Cousin, Mow York City, Mrs
Kmily- Reed, Rock Hill, S. C. Mr
Thomas Chestnut, Columbia. S. C.
r (.Mr. VT II. Neal Sumter, C7
Miss Nellie Henderson, llartsville
S. C.; Mr. Ileum r Henderson, Hart:
i ville, S. C.; .Mrs. Francis Law > on
z. _alhJ <laughter, Suipter, S. C.; Mrs
Fannie W'rjght, son and daughter
' York, S. C.; Miss Julia Benjamin
t W'ilniiim-ton. Del.: Mr. Joseph Rob
nisim. Auirnsla Gsi.* M'is< Kmm:
? ''' i -i"ii s Mr-.
William Chapman-, Brunswick, Ga.
"'" Mr. William rlVudo, Laurinbufg
N. C. % ~
Mrs. Ktta Kowe, Reporter ;
WOOlJlU FF NKWS
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i Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church
I Sunday school opened at the us
ual hour with Supt. L. II. Wilburi
apd teachers at their pi/st of duty
There \vas a large congregatfji
" out Sunday an.i night to hear ou,
TT new pastor at 'trinity A. M. E
. Zion Church, the Rev/J. R. L.B Al
1 len" of. Washington, D. C. Hi
preached two '."Wonderful sermons
. ambit mailt* our hearts burn with
in while he broke for us the bjeai
?of lift1: ~ .Mi1.
M, S. Callaham of Spartan
5 burg, was a business visitor ii
w7t7thtt!# m'ihilui
,, VV/MIUIIf 1 UV.^UtttYl
Mr-. Cfiurli'j, Franklin of Lauren
was_ a business visitor^ here Mon
day afternoon,
jj Miss Dot Lindeu jvvas the. gues
of?Mr. and Mrs. Kpps lLllam ii
Laurens last week to hear t.h
v Benedict College Quartet who ren
'(| dered a""program at St. Paul Bap
n list Church. .
J - CAKL1SLK MOWS
n. ?
Sunday school and church ker
tl .vices were well attended Sundaj
_ at all._Lil' ,1 ho. chnrehca in tmnr?
A splendid <)i?cussion on the- let
son- Avas leirderedhy the Supt.
Attn J. Williams. At WilliamChapel
A. M. K. ZionChurch. At
VI o'clock an inspiring sermon wa;
delivered by Rev. Tobbs of Sum
t$r, in tire absence of the pastorr
:l Kev. 11. K. I'I Titian' who sjknt th<
. .we. k-t'nd at his honie in Ctheraw
> S. C. Presiding Elder 1). C. Cros
.. t.y of Clu-sto? stopped here for <
j hert while Monday on his wa> t(
.. Spartanburg,
j There will be a lucky contest
i. Riven at Williams Church Kridaj
? n.ght.?May ii, by?the?little?both
jjvithJlu* Supt. Mis. Lillii Stewarl
presiding.,.*.-*
_l Those <?n the sick li*t are Moss,
ers Strop Dawkins 'and Silas Chick.
MARION NEWS '
' ^^finday was a very pleasant daj
yAor all church goers and it seem
,i : e i litat niiiny look advantage oi it
^ The members^ friends and visitors
i wet" out in large numbers at 11
o'clock; the pastor ascended th(
rostrum ahd preached from .thp
|- subject, "Abiding Faith in Jesus
Christ." The""strmon was a mas.
{ ter piece and was enjoyed hj^al_l
t shed abroad in them and it could
be said among us didn't our heart*
--*t . T-T?
Saturday, J^lay 4, 1935
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burn as the man of God spoke to
,l us-By the way sjd<V Rev. .Jenkins
^ is a hroait hearted young tYUM, ft ~
, sweet Gospel" minister, a Christian
genlle'man and an ambitioui.
t leader. M!,y he live long to serve
his people and do the will of his
i?Master. Having just returned
from the seat of the Dist. Confer-"
ence was the best he had ever at- y
tended and that St. Jo'hn had made v
, jround report and certainly the'
members were very pleased oVer
the victory that had been achieved
Mr. .Tftriie? J."1 l-i i ^ rilu?. nHnn.l<.rt
1 the hist. Conference and" reported.
a groat success; he said St. John
. .wont over" fhe {hp." Sunday night
? we were/ favored with the presence
[ of our esteemed P. E. being his >
; second quarterly conference.
5 At 8 o'clock he ascended the rosi
truni and preached from Acts
.' 1:2-4. Subject "The Decent of the
| Holy Ghost." He ^reached a soul*
stirring sermon and many cried
| Amen as the spirit moved on their
i hearts. '.w .