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s . _ ?Satunmy, May 11, 1935 BETPEL A. M. E. CF.'RCH v y . Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor . M7hQol^nu't ^ at the usu^l hour witn officers, teachers and pupils pres; pt. A very beautiful h n, ",S:- Hrpi nl inn i unit Faith," at" icr < iss study of the lesson, P. E., K F'.'G. Dent, was present*'') who reviewed the lesson . to the d?'iight o! all present For ll.ie 11.J., ai m7 service P. ?7 "~~E7E7 F. G. Fen.- brought theories-, sage. PHrrlrST_w:as selected from I Cor. i:t S S 'l i.. "The Constancy . of Ixive.-' Thi.-- was communion. - . ~ day, and~TFanv hearts" were made to rejojc.-^ h- *-n<?e of the thoughtfulness^luid*! rvcnqy (yE^t*A6ift^ s ' sage. Apparently the elder was ' at his best. He I-ft a^asting im pi vj.-mwu luy. |jv m| "["U' intf nifflrrrti ? Bir^op' KrfoTr W.^Wjllrams, bishop of Soulllv Carolina? lectured at 8T3d pT'm. 'His lecture consisted of his travels and observations while in The Bible Land. He spoke to a full audience who was eager to hear of the bishop's experiences in travel and observations; He expressed the idea, he is more convinced the Bible is true because of t* seeing many of tfie Biblical references spoken of in the Book of 777" Books. He also'made a very wonderful imprtf^ion'on those who h?'ard him because of his style and manner of delivery*? For the night services, the pastor brought the message. As us.ual it was in?pii ing and elevating. The second quarterly conference of this church was held Mon day night with' P. E. E. F. G. Dent presiding. Devutions were conducted .by the pastor. He began by?lining hymn, "And are we yet dliVb and see each other's face, etc.?" After which prayer was ?. offered by Rev. \V P' nnrt the 133rd I)i\iyi??ir of Psalm was read1 and con*-merited upon. 7Thp nf?ippr?j ut-a ol?ipto/1 In iYta r first' quarter were re-elected t o serve. AH reports were in first "" class condition, and showed improvement uvr the first quarter The Sunday school, Stewards, and Trustees reports were very favorably commented upon. Much commendation wa^ given-the pastor, officers and members for the fine cooperation and manner in which they arc., carrying on. All characters pas>e<l. Thus, peace - and harmony marked the ending the second qunrietiy conference. ? , ? ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. RavcMul Ransom. Pastor Columbia, rS. C.?Sunday Svas a wondoi i'; I for the church goer>, and forn 1 us its a bunch of religious^ wo-'p.b >. on the job. > - At ttt"A. M. Sunday school was called to order by the Supt. Mr.! R. S. Russell. After the teaching of the lesson the .school was bcauti fully reviewed by .Miss Estellc sJanerette, * At 11 :30 morning worship bo-] can. After the fn?-.???l opening" our new pastor, Roy. BknsanxJ ? preaoheil~an inspiring and instruc* tive sermon from Gal. 6:4, sub_ jetft, "The cross of JosuS." Truly we can say he is n GoH ,rnt younciintfL At 3:30 We listened to another wonderful sermon by Rev, Mrs. Mary MTllidge. At 7:30 evening worship began, thd pastor again proved himself equal to the task. He preached a soul stirring sermon from I Psalm aricl tHe 4 th verse, subject, "The liviqg water/' The Lord's supper was acbnmistered to a large crowd _aL_botli services,? \Ye are glad to see^Mrs. Inez "Russell out again; v _ She has undergone an operation at | the Columbia 'Hospital. Among tin visitors Sunday were Revs. Plair, L'.roy Jackson and Simmons, also Mr*, Rosa L. Gantt, District President cf the W. H. & ? P. Society. ______ Come again! Visitors are al* ways weleoni". THE JUNIOR MISSIONARIES Mrs, Alberta S m ms-entertained life Jr, STs-do'- my of the city at her U-autiDil home on Oak St. Friday, April 27. The evening wn< enjoyed by all attending. Mrs. Simons had three v. or four games ready for the group to play. Three prizes were giv en. Those winning.: Miss Ruby Dunmore, 1st prize; Miss Juliette Raiford, second pri/.e; -and Mrs. Mildred Brice^third prize. Mrs, SimonT, whqis President of the Jr. Mi:H)ionarTe.v>?C,the tftate,told the purpose of the meeting 77' in a very efficient way. Mrs. Ingram of Union Baptist gave-a help talk". Then Mrs. Simons presented Miss Raitord, who talked to the group on mission. * Every one expressed himself as having listened to a .wonderful discussion. . ' V SevQi'al programs were laid out to be given in the near future. The first of which will be a Pew Rally to be given at First Calvary .May 19, at .'1:30 Each church will have a number of pews, and the public is cordially "invited in nit tn the pt'Ws of chcir 1 Fiends. Rev. Downs will prrach for us^ fie ^suro and come tto help this worthy cause. ' ; Mrs. Simmons assisted by Mrs. Laura G. Jones and Miss H. Hassell served lielicioua ice cream to Misses Peal son, Mo/.ie, Dunmore, Raifoi-. and Artemus, Mrs. Peace L+gt at- He ice and Bolhca. - L-. RH>GB BRANCH Bv CHURCH -A N Rev, A. 1?. Porter, Pastor Hatesburg?Immediately after preach"? School the pastor _ from the book of St. -John. Mrs. Clark was our guest; sev? eral visitora were present. Our singing convention will be the 2nd Sundiay in Mtty. r * ? ,? BISHOP MEMORIAL A. M. E. ( III H( II . _ Rev. I.. I,. Farmer, Pasor , ^Umiay?May?fH+t?wire a high" Uayiit Bi>hop Memorial. Bishop Noah W. Williams, brought a veiy inspiring" ami help? ful menage which was taken from St. John 13:J0, subject, "And they went out and it was dark." Truly our" ^ ?to?burn ouilhi|| whlleTReman of God spoke by the way of the gospel truths. We are glad to son?all?our--j membors who have returned flom teac1uhj?~ im the various countjesJ We are happy to say that Bi>~ hop Memorial is taking?on?ftew.i/e and if you want to enjoy a Spiritual feast come Sunday May 12th Mother's Day an& hem' our pastor. . MT. 1'ISGAIT A.M.i:., CIII RCH Rev. W. C. ^rawW, Pastor | . Sunday May 5, was well recognized by chi'rch goers here. Thedhurch was crovydpd Sunday morning'. Rev. Crawford. preached a wonderful sermon taken from Song .of Solomon 6:10 The four .old Glory and power of the church Remarks, H. J. Davis, J. M- Harrison amir Harney James assisted the pastor in administering: the Lord's supper. There were 140 to cpmmune." " . We were very glad to have so many (Visitors to- worship with us. The following were froih Anderson, Mrs. L. R. Crawford and daughter, Mesdameis Dora Ross, Alice Hollo-way and" Lula Hanks.' Mossers E. W. Carter, Sr., and Way man Mock. Re-v. E. F. G. Dent, Presiding Elder of the Columbia District and former pastor of Mt". Pisgah passed through the- City Sunday afternoon;?Rev. Dent Was aeconipanied by his wife and little daughter. While in the city, they Were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cuthbert. All of Mt. Pisgah is ready to welcome the Dents at any time. ** The night-Aervice- was attended. The collection for the day was $67.46. . Bishop Noah W. Williams will appear at Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. 'Church Monday, May 13, 1935 Bishop Williams \ias made a complete study of all Histories places of Bible Lands and will lecture and show pictures 'of his travelsThis program is to begin 8:00 o'clock P. M. Admission: Children 10c, Adults 15c. Every body is cordially invited to enjoy, this treat. DENMARK CIRCUIT Rev. A. McNeil White, Pastor Denmark, S. C.?11:30 a. m. Sunday Dr. J. W. Witherspoon delivered a soul stirring sermon. Everybody undej- the sound of his voiee seemed to have enjoyed his iy,es.--age. v-Several w* r" ?luT.eel "happy ami expressed it through shmfting. The sermon was a master niece. Our hearts burn etkas, he delivered' it. ThV-^second uuarP'r1V commenced immodiatelv_ a f I-^r Tservlce. Elder Witlierspoon presiding. He congratulated"the pas tor and - QMMpber.s for the splendid type of \toi they are doing. Tiemembers are,- working as never before. \ On last Saturday the pastor entertained the young people on the lawn and served ' th< m with refreshments. The purpose of this was to organize a Junior Choir. Music was rendered Sum day by thirty eight little boys, and girlsl?Ivetwen the ages of five and thirteen. ThVy will sing at Bethel on the third Sunday at .'H^O p. m. Hear the White Chorus "sing: ? , ... I WAYM-Aii A. M. K. CJHJRCH Rev. W. (2} Owena, Pastor Winnsboro, S. C.?Sunday school began at the usual-hour with Supt. and teachers at their post of duty. The lesson was well reviewed by Miss O. B. Addison teacher of class No. 1. Class; No. 1,\ received the dsahner on contribution; Mrs. S. j A. Moore called Tor joiners of the churchr this being the custom once I a month. Mr. Hill, a very promising young man joined the Sunday school and church. Services began at 11:45. Rev. Owens used as the* morning message, "The Eternal Voice of Jesus," Romano 13i5. ? Sunday night service was very touching. Our pastor used as a , subject:. "The Christian Church." Little George Trapp joined" the church and was placed on his father's class. On loaf SnnrlflM roif conference was had, which?wasquite a success. Df. McClellan u'se?d as a theme, "Kindling a Fire." We were glad t(T have Mr#! Maude McClellan with us. The Missionary Society gave a "Musical Tea" a't the home., of Mrs. Eliza Williams.. Thrs was quite a grftml program?-Tlmsv uir " program were, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Owens, Mrs. McClellan. Mrs. Green, R^v. Owens, Dr. McClellan and Mis^'Pickett, one of the public school teachers. Bishop .Noah W. Williams will preach for "u<* Sunday morning., The District Conference will convene at Wayman, Thursday Hint . Friday of this week. The total amount raised for this.quarter and reported at the quarterly conference was $55f}.00._ ? Quite a few visitors were pre sent Sunday, We say to you, come again. You are always w*4Mrs. Goings is still on tjie sicTT list. *' There, will be a Mothers* Day Program Sunday night, rendered by the choir and Sunday school. ' aMii '* nil ' I TJ J" " i : . REV. A. B. BAILEY Route Box 24, Columbia, R. C/ Phone 8897 - LOOK . S - - ' " j-i m-iics ui meetings will uegin,' "Monday, May 13,, at Mt. Morialv Baptist Church, Spartanburg', S-' C., Rov. A. M. Matthews, pastor. This protograph is the likeness of the'Rev. A. B. Bailey, who will help in the meetings. We beg for an interest in your prayers?Christians. ? > . SPECIAL MOTHERS DAY PROCRAM AT SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH There will'be a special Mother's" Day program at Sidney Park C. M. E. Clinch?Kami ay evening, "May 12 at <5 o'clock.- ( Musical and literary renditionswill make up this program. The public is invited to attend.^ Rev. J. C. Anderson, Pastor WOMEN OF CO-OPKRAf U K ~ CONVENTION MEET AT MT CAN VAN CHURCH Treti'on, S; C.?'The Woman's Auxiliary to'the" Baptist .Co-6perrttive Convention of South Carolina, -holilj a splendid ses-ioii at Mt. [ Canaan Church .ReV.,, (1/AV. Block I.-or, pastor, May 1 and-5. Mrs. S. L'-Ii. Collins of. the fseultv of Bcttis Academy amHttie presiih pt of the" organization, opent*d*the meetings. .Many- e.\ccikmt papers ?%Hsetissions and reports claimed the attention of tlie body. Saturday evening a spec ial young -people-'., program; | Vvas conducted at Bettis by Miss Q.- B. Singleton, which was?enjoyed.by the delegates and visitors Mrs. B. L. Nicholson delivered the; \vc Iconic-address on behalf of the school in a wry gracious manner, Mrs. Marion Moore made an appropriate Yesponse to the same. The Sunday school >essitm. was.-abJy condiicled?Ley?,Mr>~, . ! '. A-?Die kinson, Supt. of the S. S. of Tabcr nacle Church. Charleston. Mis. J. J. Starks" of Benedict College,' made1 "a very practical and inter-Mi-ting??Sunday inuming, m -did?Mr-.?Seynunn Carroll.^ir. ,JT J. Starks, Pres. of Benedict lege, preached a very forceful and inspiring vermon tc*> the laigc.audi tree. Sunday, basing, his discussion oh the life of Jos< ph. The members and friends of Mt. _Cujiaan 'entertained-ilio convention in a very royal Inanner. There was a plofUy for .all, and much to spare in the way of. good things to eat. Quite a number of prominent peirsons were in ruttc ndance. as delcv gates or vL-J'-urs. ?The reports showed that real progress is being made by this body of devoted Christian workers. ' > MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Jesse E. Beard, I'astor' Charleston.?Services at Morris Brown were well .attended on last Sunday.?Dr. Beard spoktT to N the" children 'nt the usual hour on the subject of the "Glow Worm." The idea of independence was stressed by the pastor. The" ~ sermbnette was enjoyed by the children as -well as the older members of the congregation. Sunday school and League functioned at their respective hours. Dr. Beard spoke in the morning from the text taken service held 'ftn Easter Sunday tnorninpr. The donation was re- . eeived with"the thanks dTlhe stew^ ards by Pro. JW1,. D. Bradford. ' Dr. Board spent several days last week visitinpr his son, Rev. E. H. Beard in the Baltimore Conference, and reports an enjoyable visit. Morri^ Brown ^watches with interest, the s*pre*s?of-.Rey. Elbert Beard, who started in the miTrtstry-from. * our church. We ahare In the mea- i sure of success that has come to him. * , . - IE PALMETTO LEADERrnr\F7FP \ it i.- < nihi' ii 1 ^ Key. MT A- Hoi I ins.?Pastor Charleston, S. C. Our Sundav .nurning service began at 11 :00 when our pastor ns. i-n<l...| ^pnl. . pit tun umpaitkd by Rev. Keel and Rev. M*ack.~ A fter a few rendition hy^ttr"" .Senior ehTrnTTEdvTTlollin-, brought forth the message of the day which made everyone present rejoice. _ ' _ . , . , Last Monduy night uuVi the tr.g night for our rally. Thanks t<, the members and friends who worked -o faithful to help us inakt. this -ally a sureeysc We are alt praying that ,ouf pastor wlllwsaon regain his health and strength. He has the best wishes for good health fmm?ath che imuhberjLa**1"We are KJoMng forward to Sunday- SebooiXpji'lflc' *' I'd' lie held ate in th^\pioiuh;^? Visitors ar?c"Always welcome. . ? ? ? NEWBERRY NOTES r i. Miler Chapel A. M. E. Church Rev. C. H. White, Pastor A fine attendance greeted the 'superintendent and'teacher1* at the Sunday?School hour. - J hiring. the morning seVvice a p? nccostal feast .was enjoyed by ii large appreciative uuflienco. x Rav. White spoke on "Jesus and the three would be followers" this message was simply grand. Mes? dames Ida Garter and Metz of Helena, S. C? wert, visitors. The A. C. E. League sponsored a very interesting debate at the League hour. Resolved: "that there is more happiness aTnl contentment in the city than on the farm." The visitors at the nigh^ ?.rv?io? . -were Mrs. J. Si Martin,...Mr-. C. H. Walker of Trenton, X. C. ami Mr. Samuel Sligh and wife, newly- < weds. Stewardess Board ,N'o. 2 met at th(T"Jhome. of Mr. Hatlie Jackson _Friday afte*noo?. afteV-Ahe busidiscussion a delirious course 1 waj served. Mrs. Carrie Whither is the president. The pastor thanked the board for the "pounds" given to him. The monthly meeting of . the Deaconess Bpard was held Thursday May 2nd at the home of Rev. A. J. Martin. Mrs. Ii. L Pratt, ine president was in cnarge ul uu' meeting. . . ?Tlte. DeaconeSs Board is making plans for fctw^Mothw's?Ftity prngram which Mrs. A. K. Holler jfwhite-> wtfe of the Methodist Minister here will be the principal.; speaker. . ? Stewardess fioard~X(Tr"T",lhoZ at the home of Mrs, Ophelia! PetLie. Wednesday afternoon. A delicious course of ivu cream and cake was served, Mrs. Ida P. Hare is?the president and Mrs. Mamie Cpomer is secretary of the Board. r . NEW BROOK LAND ?-? 7?CIRCUIT RALLY R'ev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor Mrs. Carrie. Ruff $ 4.05 Mrs. Minnie Daniels ? 11.00 flil'K. L1I116 Washington - 4J2Q- _ Mrs Pauline Dickson _ J.25 Mrs. Amanda Johnson ..." _ 3.G5 Mrs. Ida Lorick _ 3.50 airs. t,mma LiOricK- . .01 Mrs.. Fannie Corley _ 2.60 Samucj Washington l'.OO Frank Surginer - ? - - 5.00 Miss Julia Lucius 0.60 Mrs. Pheobe Anderson i--. -1.00 Mrs. Julia Bates 4.00 Mrs. Hattie Chavis 12.74 Mrs. Leola Burnett J ...6.00 M. P. Jone* . ?_ . " 2.112"" Johnie Suber - - 7.05 O. J. Sligh " 4.50 1 Josephine Glenn - r. . 6.65 ' Bettie Gordan ~4JS0 j K. M. Dervin ' . 11.15 Maggie Byrd ? 1.50 1 D. B. Byrd _ 5.25 J_W~-Dreher? 1.60 D. Wei ton ... _ -4J2oJ from?and used as a theme, "The 3 Wonders of the Cross." The subject was beaut i"Ttrttys+bu^doped, and the large congrog at iou preseTi^^^rr*4tti^l^^ spiritual firi; burned, and the heart of the heaters' wore lpale glad. 4 persons joined the church at the morning service. Rev. D. A. Mills preached at 7:30 p. m. a yronder-J_ -f?b-^rrnoTi frctri the text taken from the 4fh chapter, of Romans, and the 20th and '21st verses. "The Evangelical saving faith in God," was the Jheme that formed the basis for the sermon that followed Rev. Mills was at his best, anrhthe -sermon found a resnong" iw tpr, bean-' of the-, congregation. The , Holy Communion was administered at the mornrrrg frnd evening services. ' During thej day 13 persons united with the church. Surely i*o or TTJo.!. Tlo., !_ iyy tiiuu, Mr*. Ti. P. RrnrJ presented at the evening service, $12.7.r> to the May Day fund; from the Candle Ligrht Nolton Caughman 5.00 Booker T. Washington R.00 ~ T^rTF Corley __ 14.48 | John KtVor .- . _ 3.15 , ... $ 80.85 - . 65.10 Total ..$145.95 KING'S CHAPEL , I A. M. E. CHURCH i Rev. A. Guidon, Pastofr Pendleton, S. C., May 5th.?The Sjecoivd' /|imrterly conference was j held at King's Chapel A. M. E. vs Church by the P. E. of the Green- _ vttle District,?1 >r. .!. M. Bonn Jr. ! A largg crowd was in fiflendanee. t Sunday school was h?dd at the usual hour, with Supt nd teachers t present. The lesson was well^ 1 taught by the ten dVoI s raft e rwh fch ' Dr. Benn reviewed the lesson And < gave some' inspiring remarks. ' ?At 11:30 a. m. the P. E., in his i unique way, preached to us a soul- " stirring sermon. His - te*t was from St. Luke 5:4, subject, "Deep- ' or Waters." We arc qlwayn in?? spired to greater things after lis toning to Dr. Benn. At 8 p. m. in spite of the rain -j Dr. Benn preached another wonder- . ful sermon to a nice crowd. Aftor wVii/- V* tV*rt PAnforonpo wnij VifOr? ami- all auxiliaries made good reports, and the' elder~went away well plosed: Mr. H. V. Thomp- | son. was elected delegate to tire- District Conference which will convene at Mt, Cermet-on ~thre?22ncT N and"23cd Inst. j Mr. and Airs,- Frank WTtliams of Seneca and Mrs. Mack of Cleve- j Ind. O., and several others whose | names I did not learn were visit- 1 ors at the morning service. Also , many of Silver Spring Baptist c Church^ members. s The "Gan<t-' - were the? dTrrrrcrr "1 gutjgts of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell, 1 Sunday. _ c The P. T, A. mqt Ftiday at the school FioTF H wit h ;i nice crowd ' kinson. She sponsored a very S good Mothei's Day program and |? served deHcioiu roioshi.ont s. The- a. piii.e vv.unL l<> "STTsiT Lovinguod's * class for ha vine- 1 he l:n-mw^rm-TTT? ligj^^^wrrt^turnigThe school year. ^ SlT. /ION BAPTIST CillTMTI * d Rev. J. F. .Marshall. Pastor ?Ml. ZldTi Sunday SyhoolOpened at its usual hour wi*th~Supt. J. R. J Dean and his stall' of.tkachetfs at a their post of duty. The weather ws c.loudy,Tait jtho ehurch' goers of , Sit. Zion were fou time. After the lesson was bchutifulty taught by Ihe teachers, g"ptu v -iMUidt'l fUlj review! We all can say \ that We have a. wonderful leader, it ,v.>u ndtiy school was over the choir 'rehearsed. Sirs. Gladys k Walter joiftdd th^ choir; she is a ireal. chttrch^wfirker. We im> tyll n glad t,o know that Sir. I*iirk Adams is better; we hope he will continue ' to improve. a On April the 4, the school gav jj a picnic which was iltiite a treat? plenty good things to eat.'. Saturday night a high class rc- 11 cejjinjfi \\as given at mo ,no;n<> 01 Mr. npd Mrs. \V. ('. Carter.- Tin ^ Woman's Boftevoletit Aid SoeTety met Saturday. P. M. at it usual hour, 2 o'clock with Mrs.?Jxi&ie.? Blocker, Pres.; Bessie Robinson, 'Alice Robinson, Treas. These women are putting their whole 1 lives '"to it. I believe-it is. the f< best one in the field. h MT. OLIVE A. M. K. ('III RCII Rev; At I). Uawkints. 1'astoT v Th.. I'1'1 siding' Klllu . 1:. A. :U. + dams held the second quarterly eoi forf'nce at Mt. Olive A. - M. E. Church Saturday, May 1, K?85. The 'conference wu> called to * order, by' the pastor. Rev. A. I). t< DawkinsT-"28 members were pies- t-, cut. The Presiding; Elder preach ti ed a wottderfti.FsrrmoTtr^Sunday morning, A. M. a Sunday -chpol Siijit., Bro.' W.~ M 'b GallmdnT -11 A. M. morning wor- t< ship. Innin No. 282 was lined by R thi' "Elder E". "A. Adams. He \al*o <-' rea<l the Scripture les-on. Ho selected his text from First Psalms ei through the fifth, .to the sixth v verse.. Blessed Is the man that walketh not in_ the counsil of the _. ungodly, nor Marideth in the way of pinners nor sittf th in -the seat of the scorhful. r- . ' ~~ . LAURENS' NEWS 11 Beautiful services w?-re render- a ed ih the various churches on Sun '' day. The S. S..\vas largely attend '> ed with scholars and teachers at p their- post*. ' ?' The VI'Ill services at Bethel A. t< M. E. was largely a.tt?nded as usii- U ah?Tht. lesson text read from w .Matt. 1 ; 1 - 1-ti and the pastor >o- ii lected?-a- -text I'iuiii JoilUlt 1~K This was an inspiring tnessaee and. pj every one enjoyed it. Maiiy vis- in iters were present. The Holy Com 1>< munion was 'given to a large num- in ?Mttry Mill.-, tl ll~ [lie id xoToist.. for tine?morning ' service. ~Ki She vaug sweetly "Keep 'your eyes upon 'the rail." ai - The- League' met at the usual wl hour a n.d a Very -uniqueprogram K was leiideiiahwkli the young- t'olk. <( Kveiyone is_looking forward to si Mothers' Day Programs, i n the tl various churches, , - fj The u-uaL service was again at tc 7:.'U) with an appreciative' audi- (,i eiicc. - ti We ar svorrv - to rt'porl__Axuit_ Sue Nance on the . sick list. We Si wish for her a speedy recovery. \\ Quite a few friends are confined er to their rooms with mild attack of influenza. C1 Mr. Luther Leake hail as his guest the. week-end Miss Mary hi Ferguson. ]jl Mrs.' Ii. 15. Franklin is home aftD'. If tvi i la iii it?rn t'lillinthia and" j.Newlierry with homo folk ami frirnd.s- ' Bethel was d> lighted to have Rev. Rivers of Browns Chapel to Worship with them On Sunday. Springfield iiantist Church losed a -ugcyssful series of meetings a few nights ago with Rev. > W. R. Martin. oj Tho Baccalaureate Sermbn of si 1'. S. Hi School was h''ld at St. Tl Paul Baptist Church, Rev. Camp- re i)tll..deli\ering it. A. large audience greeted t Item./ d| Misses Ollie (I. Dela and Louise ai Miller of .Hodge-, S. C. were the quests of Mr. Win. (."aldington and in lister, Mat" fith. ' ?f?-r?SUM V ID reliort t h:i t li Mrs. Clara Hcndy is still confined sc o ht'r room with flu. Mr. and Mrs. A". R. Boyd of bt Columbia, S. C. attended the Mere trial services?at. Rocky.-Spying ? . htfrch. on Sunday for the latt'T's , leccased father, Rev.. Levant, rhey were accompanied by Mrs. Evlyn MeKenny, Francis Robcr- . am.and Ethel Watts. 1,1 Mi*. Waiter Levant and family . >C (Irecn.ville, attended u he Memorial?^civices?*t?Rocky" spring Church. -?. -tL Rt-V. and Mrs. Howard Levant xfdliuakutsomvUlta -N. ('. also at- _Sfl a-nded the Memorial Services at w tocky Spring Church.'- . SUMTER NEWS " 7j Durihjr tihe past few weeks the 11 'oik of the file ten 1 f||er.rp,-| U ,viui guuc a numpei'i m piaysTttcstfrty?rVCTitTTg of last ve.ek the dramatic club of the city iresonted: "The bind of UV Lane." rhis play was directed by Miss I. N. Usher-fot?the'benefit of the '?derated clubs of the. city. Miss Jsher anil the cast havt, received 11 any complimentary expressions in.the presentation and have been usked, to repeat it. at Morris :TToT- t ?g? oq Friday night, May 10. rhia door receipts pleased all con ' ?med. Miss S. Q. A^iken gave a demon- | hmMBI i)-ji!(* '() ?r f1(, ,,j, , 5-Al..i"Jay \ iu ,| *,. , ' I li.. J i? tJ.- f. ;J. ,*.% ,,f , ntiuirv '. la 1 " ; 1 Iinji r'ai S ' v - "v ?rk appi-ar,.,) ii: \j. j; Tit a -?ia;,*. iiii''' i<j. *" v ' u;'*?"" IV* .j^y. U,;,-. j) '? vi>iic(j j. ).v" Irs J olios-' Al... j J, t, ii.t' n 1 t.urt.'; ,V| jriiWvlujV; ;u,.| .VJ," H \'u;"U Ua-li.i, HI, f I I M i'. Jn tJvrir'k I .i r ,i v.. k ( ?.. ? K lh" |,a-L A\? vk^^fVV -monc)ui.j?,s ala^rfr *i/.ub< i h Lawcryjani Vt iTa I . Siilalav. t\ f , ; a, ill". . S. (-. . : Cpi'i'lia U .A . 1 lldlm* il ii r J, ; ' ' ' I't'oiuiU vt thv-Of*:,- r si Mi.-> liUriU'h S;v!tij?*'?. A!* N\s-u? S;VII?1?M>U *;ir?\ ? *. t?. im*. * . I.I K I! S K-KI'OHM ! f; I T^'ist^nxji i ni ir r*?' / _ " . "' i . Kev.P Samuel I.IduI, .Iteclor 'J h<-~ kno' niny >c: \ im> b'/y-an 1 o'clock l>y the ll.-t-.f lil* his,:, text I Cur. au : ?ctT"d fill* a subjci't: "liarf, lit; e may ??I?taim"- . At .'{o'clock tin; __>uinU chopl Whs In"j'_ Mii lill'Jfi U). ; incision of the '.i.i?' n:i-"C;.o' T> -TTTT- ?oi' dlscu.-sioii w a- diM-lis.st V th> > !?'<?..<, At a o'clock t}?? Y*j?uiw*' j I? u'cicty'was convened by a'iie pi ident, Mi's.. Kciitli X>|iic ftfr discussion was: ."IK an I Serve- t'hiisL in my Vac, i<m''"-taken from * i i-i The even inp- service wa< bejfl t clock by.tile rector. He tbv is. text rr-oin l'.-alm -V8tlU, ai uik lor hjs subject: ' 'liayal others,'.' which was m^ch.enjo, The Reformed Kid -eopaliui.s we Dine you to worship in .U.mir ,-e ices. MlfH*!i>N A. M. i:. < III in II ifeVrJ; M.?Javkson, I'ustpr Sellers, C\?S. opened IK' usual il'.OHJ- uith S'i|.1 :.n. .L a-woi'Kors tat their post of ?iu.' ml the lesson was very inleies itrly taught an<l a splendid rrvh y the-Supt., \V. M. .hums. Tl as tor beinp very, ill; arid unah ) be present, Bro. \V. M. Jane )ok ehai'ift4 of the sei viee. lTo s cteil his text ft< ni Kx. *J(>Tli as p wonderful message, this 1/ ip the l.-t Sunday in .May ar.J 1 mar eonnnunion day it hud to 1 ostponed until nex: Sunday ov iff' id.'iiU' pa-rnr s-H-k, tii iiiir the tiist uinnniTM- li i!av (u lstor-hn-: tffia "' ' "'^~v couisq. he Wa- .: i: i t.. r. . 1,.. jnday. At 8 o'clock'we aaaiu .i- cmhl, ul ,Jaiu?*s <-:i!l ! a> <.';a- c "-the service. I[< ; : < B. Willie of the M ! ;, o'iuu. h. II lected his tex.: . lro.'ii' Ac!v 8:1, ihjcct: ""(lifts thatlaa.nii ivy." Ti.^? \va:l nios-afiv. We .are .;U<vays jLfla have liro. While Avlih as. \ i>i s are welcome .to .M;. X.i'.n at, a Dies. Mrs. "Iv'stolla 1 .amhorl wji rken to~1 hi- llll i! niai\\~ Fh>: \ :.i imlay i)idri:i4iy tor-an -peratio: pray that -la- ulil"-- It rrm The Seller- ,] .1IIior II.. . S, OPfit ri TeTy s a.-, . -y.i. rm last .week. - A-iid ail u-a.hci ive'returiu-il to ihep; homes. T-h Alt- hasehall -i. jjm ih-i'iii>tni '. h iTIcY.< Ti^eis ."-.i l U!1,.lay. I'l-.v J-i , iltlie Crawford.i,.- still sick atjJY tit i i>ir.? 7 (.UI:KN llll.l. liAIM 1ST ( III Kt'll Ki'i. J. W. 1 lavis. I'a-toj Alcolu- nSundpy School \\ a at tlit' usual hour i>y t U ipefintendeut. Ihvlee Hut u< ru* lesson Wils' We'll disoussed au vi> w was ollVivii l y tin- pa?ioi Devotional .-irv.co.s w?/ie euu teted 'Ity Bn?, Willie W iiiiauv id De.aeoy Bennit. Motor.The pastor delivered the mori g-message from l.uh' -Itniu'iih t-hrHmrrn i..a mely. remark? at the . e\etii:t TV ices. * Tile pastor also pieayhd, aj her wotule-r.fui >ei iiiuii;' hol lS A. M. III l<C II Rev. A. Ta> lor, Pastor Sunday wa- a high da\ at o . Ul'fil. St. Stephen was ten glad.t ivti -4 he fnv*iux_with us at lie ddnpanied h?:?t? rt t - 'n7 H icnds. : -s-i? He delivere i tile hurting meigt* at?11 u>0?H-mt??1' t < r as itispii:1 d hy tin message. Visitors Aire always weleume a '. Stephen. . ^ __ . = I PROFESSION A J, I I -"A TTAIEDR^ M \ 1 Oiticfc llour? Phone H .11:30" A M to 2 P. M. Otrice'3&34^^B 6:(W-P. M.-to 8 P. M. u. DrTC. E- Stephenson Physician and Surgeon . lr I Ik. DLBfcHf*;* of Women unci OhilcirenM v | ' A Specially ! Office;- . Residence: ??1414,j Assembly St. lirib Oak St. j. j " ,?H DR.,L.JV1. DANIELS I Physician and burgeon * u Otficu iituit. tf to 10 A.M._ l_to t ?"To". ? P. M. - Special Attention Ci.ven Diseases I I Of Worn en.Oil iCfc Residence? I 112Q Washington . liamptoe Tlione <>i<:j Fuone 7564 H DR. J. U. STUART I Eye, Ear. Net* and Threat I Olus.sth Fitted Accurately. Uif.ce Hours: Telephone! 1 . 11.UU to \l~OU l'.M. lie*. 4091 lN 6:yy to tUUP.M. OlDCe 8791 ? ^O.iU '1 Hi lor aC TlTT^p'inT^k H i DR. H. H. COOPER I ???? Pea tit I w Special Attention Given to Die- H it-' seasea of the Goime jA4?Gold Gioea And Briufe Wee* H :.n , A; Specialty Oll'ice i'hone 6429 Hob. 32k.j \ j 112o Washington St., Cola., 8. C. I I r\tr: - > i vuiue iiours: Telephonae: Tj 8.30 A.^i. to 7:00 P.M. Office 603J Residence 8873 I Dr. D. K. Jenkins , I DENTWT I at Fillings, Plates, Crowns, Bridgaa ?- Sunday by AppointtaeBt I ' . ?xtractio? by Conductiv* ^ Anesthesia a Specialty I |l H.07Vs Washington St. Colo., S. O. I j,. Otlice Hours " Phones v" 8 to y A. M. ? ?Office GOpfr 1 ^?Ph-ni 2 P. >r Res. 6738 I 6 to 8 P. NI. * . I Dr. R. B. Frederick ijll I'lijhll'l&a ' Office; Resiliences, HOT1. i \\ asliington 1416 Para Over V'^Prr) Sa'ctL~ . , Colum iia,: S. C. 5." r Office Phone 8407 Res. 67Wi ;! N. J. FREDERICK ^ Attorney-at-Law and Notary Pub^v 1 !" PRACTICE IN ALL CVJLRTB --State and Fs^rafr | 1119 Washington <i* w v., vwm., 0. Vy? t - w Phone 7S11 . %' I . All r,f nnnt'll 1 h 111 y -. ?Dr. L.H.Hallman? DENTIST Painless Extractions. Sundays by Appointments. Days: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Fridays 'and Saturdays s Office: 23601-2 Gervais StreetsColumbia, S. C. j Fan-O-Lin System In Beauty Culture Give FAX-O-LIX Hair. DnmliufT ATid Toilet Preparation ? a trial. Their worth has bean r' proven. Have and are growing hair on bald heads and bars 1 spots when directions .are fel WiTl promoW a ftili ?-?growth?of Harrr"' " *""" 1 Box Hair Grower $ Jfl ' ' T" box Special Hair Grower .40 J box Scalp Soap JO i j 1 box Pressing Oil , .4? ^ 10 cents extna for postage " I Registered in U. S. Patent ?H r ? A dents Wanted Writ# for t*rai Madr by Mme. Fannie L. Carolina 1029 Hieh Market 8tr??t it- " "? - _ 4 v 'GKORCKTOWN. ST ~CT. trusting tne sacred Mr9l ictiona to our compe nt, understanding, dig- MfciM died r| Service ^ insures IYTuJi plete compliance with the inviolable rights rl desires of the be