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Saturday, June 15> 1935 . .Rev. R. \V. Ransom, Pastor Sunday school was called to qK dor by the Supt. Mr. R. S. Russell t iu LA. M. " Artei* the teaching ol -the lesson the school was reviewed _ ^>y Miss Klleh Johnsoir. - ' H :Ut>- morning \yorship began, after the formal opening tho pastor preached a wonderful sermon to a lai-gc crowd, from the subjeat "Solid foundation." At 8 P, M. evening service began. The" pastor ?-preached a soul stirring sermon from St. John 2:40, subject, "Power of Jesus." Rev. Ransom is truly a God sent young man. Monday Evening Siewaijdesh beared ftp, l net at the home of Mrs. Lola Cheeks, 1014 Rice St., with the President, Mrs. H. M. ? - Young" presiding- and the board is ? progytjs^lnpr?After?the "business part was over the hoostess servdd a delicious repast. Stewardess Board No. 2 met Wednesday evening, June 5, at the home of the President, Mrs. Katie?Solomon. Ttii> flit.1.1 ilVTr U ll . .rAflit Q.. Tlcllol -Mrs. Atrrrty- u^ttiiefefcfce- had as her guests' during the commencement her children, Rev, I. \V. JUneTt&te" and family of Marion, S. C. Rev. ' V. A. Ji'iiereUe itiftl family along with some of. his members, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Brown add little daughter and Mrr-Christie, all -Of St. George, S. C". Rev, W, Gore - " ami family of-Conway, Sr r""'Amoiltr tho visitors Sunday was Mrs. Gohlen, the wife of RCv. R. "" B. Gulden. Visitors are ?1 ways wtl come. ^ ?l-._ ALLLN TEMPLE A. M. E: - (llL'RCir ? itev. -R. L -I ?emonr Pastor ? Greenville, S. C.?Sunday School opened at .9:45 a. m. with the assistant superintendent, Rev. Hi P. Adams assisted by his able co?-; workers. The lesson wak throughly taught by all classes. After wiircL the classes assembled for < the review which was made by Rev. Adams. Roy. Legion and Mrs. Calhoun made, some timely rcmnrks. We were glad to have ?Mis** Sara Ilorry with us. . ? . Morning service began at the usual hour. The message*" was preached by tilt? pastor, whose text _\vas found Jer. G:1C. He used for "his subject "On Th0 Wrong Road." i nis nn<\-pirnuai message was very timelySsnd 'caused many to think. We had several visitors present; Among~them were Mis Harry,-who made some impressive . remarks and M"r. Gist, who s|>< "iii behalf-of his entertainment. At H:30 p. lii, thG pasbor, Junior " Choir and mewjjers worshiped at Antioch Church. The paptor deliwedw'line messagtf using as a subject? '< Glorying In The Cross of Christ." The congrega tiuir and rnliectiop were fine. . . The A. C. E. League met at 6":30 )>. in. after "the study of the lesson a very fine literary and musical ^ program Was rendered, sjionsorod by Mr. J. D. BurtorTT ?~ Night .-irviee began at 8:00 p. * ' pi. The pastor preached a fine sermon keeping in accord with Children's Day. His text was found St. Luke 2:f>2. He'..used for his sub ject "The All Around Developed Man." Thifc=m?s^ag^-was very iii-piring to the young folk and -Oil,, that- will linger with them for quite a while. We had several Visitors present who were made to feel, welcome at all times. Allen Temple as well as the iiiuc-i t-ni anu icj wi. xur^t; persons accepted the invitation foi .church connection. Many visitors were present. At 3:fl0 p. in. the Childicn's Day ram was rendered by the SunSchool department under the Nction of Mrs. J. ,W. Brogdon Mrs. Ethel Marsh. The c and speeches by the little ren were very enjoyable and ge audience gathered to hear an encourage the.m. The finance Budget madp it's report in full for this cbmiectlonal claim. Mrs. Brogdon and. Mi's. Marsh were Ktf 4-V? nootA* UJ U10 [WOVV/l lUi VII13 splendid program. ally attended. Many visistors were present. The pastor selected as a smtajectr -for the evening's message "T)n> ^pj'itual Heart" taken from Psalm 108-1. This message was given and received with great .spiritual enthusiasm. Before the close of the service a group of 15 ladies reported-in full in a rally effort planned to meet an obligation for the church. The church and city are mourning with the family the death if Mp W A - TsiHna-n** whA iluwl in 1"* * TT rt . wtJIIIimij] TTTIV ""' J Chicago on last week and ^aa "... ??: ? ____ ST. STEPHEN A. M. E. flirRCH Rev. I). N. Wilson, pa^t^ir Sunday, June 2nd was a high day h?Ti\ All the faithful church goers were lound 111 the church and looking their best.w T8n pHHt,,r ptfm-hf.i ?0<. I'lHi. > al of Bro. Joe Washington at 10:00 o'clock, at Mt. Zioh Church in the country. But was back on -time for services here. After th?L_Pnar: ceBftiowd of the Choir - and the re-' gulai^ devotional -services, the pas tor jj^ed for a text Rev. 22:2. subject, The TTee of Life." Many" souls rejoiced. The Holy Co in mini ton was given. Sunday school was. largely, at. tended. After the study of the les son, the pastor reviewed the Usson in a very interesting manner. . The' A; C. E. League, was on t)he iob a? usual. On TastcSunday = the League Ft'esideni, MitTCtTx Alford gave the collection to Miss Willemena Small, our church or'gnnistv-atul'--appointed her gis President for the Ltague. She bi-ing absent Sunday, ihe Leaguers sang "many-spirituals.? ~ . * On "Sunday evening, 8:00 o'clock, the pastor again preached a soul stirriiig-sermon from -Psalm of Souts.*2'-^- After ivhich, "ho finished adn'iTnistering the lloly Com munion. . _ Tho Queen's Contest, that U or, fbr June 10th, is creating quite ft bit of interest- . We Ihope everyone will Kfelp the Qu< en of Si this Children Day's effort. Several visitors were present Sunday. We are saying to fhehi come again, wo are glad to have you wor ship with us. WILLIAM CHAPEL A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor Orangeburg?Although t he weather was inclined to be. dreary Sunday morning, many were out " to Sunday school. They .wyic strictly interested in the lesson be cause it revealed the method of true worship. The Sunday sdn ol is pTannTng to have a splefidid program for Children's Day, Many children .are taking parts in it. A large riumbc-r of members attended tho morning service and a still larger number was"at the evening service. The pastor preached from the-subject: "The Christian Journey" jan JSunday morning and from the subject: "The Quest For More Power" on Sunday evening. Two persons joined the membership of the church. Sunday, being the first Sunday, Communion was given to many. "? The A- C." E. League is still whole city of Greenville received a very fine treat lust Wednesday n-v ning?when?rnrr ctvn Bishop Noah W. Williams gave an ''Illustrated .Lecture" about. the Holy Land and other important scenes, i?w.ii,/i;,wi - A AT J i.iv < k?\< I UK v/m n.. ill. VJiruvgCT. ? The audience was held spellbound, t Miss Sara Whitner has returned homo from Columbia, S. C. where she was engaged as. a teacher in the eUy^choola. ST. J AM IIS A. M. E? CHURCH Rev. VV r U,-l,homp^unT-I>aslur . ? Ashev ille, N:?Cr?the?Sunday - School was very largely attended f * an 1 the lesson interestingly diSi cussed. The class fetudy was ;ser ions after which the lesson was re:vie\ved by Mr. W. H. Stewart , Two new scholars entered. At" 11:00 o'clock promptly service began with a large crowd in attendance. Thft morning's message was delivered by our pastor, subject " Sowing and 'Reaping" taken from Paul's Epistle to the fj&latians Gth chapter- 7th verse. ~ The message was received with /I ^ I" initialling lunvai'd 1 no pi'CiSUKUll Mr. P i lckney liett?ves irTless noise and more thoughts. ''The report of money for c<hiea " tion wag wade with success at A 4len University. Columbia, S; C v Thej members of the church art proud. . Miss Annie Mae Washington is ;dad to be in her new home afteY - -u?succus^fnl?scholar lie year ?+ Brownir.g Home and Math' r Academy. . Sister Lewis is still sick. The ndmbors and friends are.praying for her ljecovt ry. The piis-tnr w voi y. cullsc.fvative but positive, in the prosecutitm -of the work of the church. ST. PETEll A. M. E. 'CHURCH Rev. J. A. H, Mitchyll, Pastor Owing to the- rain at an early hour, the S. S. opened later then - usual by he SUpt., air. Wm. Murehinson. The lesson was beautifully discussed by all.. Mrs. Pearl Hamilton of the Oi .or, go burg Di'st. served as teacher. After which Rev. J. A. H. Mitch*. 11 preached a wonderful sermon, the text was selected from Matthew 20 chapter All seemed to enjoy it. Then 11 ij, Lord's Supper was administered by the" pastor. We .were, delighted to have in the service Bros. Wash Murph, Tom Murph, and Mrs. Fannie Murph of Bethlehem - i\L?E--Oh u re h. I the' home cl' Sister Lurenia Mur. hinson. The President, Miss A? nie E. Amakt-r is doing her best . to make the Mssionary a success. 7 "She Is -only asking the lndi''s <u cc/bperato and she feels that the Qn.lnt.. ...til I < 1 uuncij win oe u suceessiui one. , Mrs. Pearl Hamilton made some very inspiring remarks, and also gave a few suggestion.that might ! help in raising money. A delicious course of salad, cake and ice tea was sesved by the hostess assisted by Miss Martha Mur ~ "chlnson.?1 ?-?MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHUROII Rev. J. L. Brooks, Pastor Mullms?Sunday being a beau tiful day, the Sunday school de> partment was packed. Supt. A. i Bowman- and his statT of teachers >' were on duty promptly at 9:30 o( clock.T Church services began at 1U30 ' A. M- Rev. J. L. Brooks was scat i>d in the rostrum, with hjm were - Rev. N. Smith, Rev. P. Origin, nl so Rev. R. B, Jacobs, pastor of St. - Paul?Baptist Church of this, city , and Rev. H. L. Collins. The pas tor iook nis t'xt from Psalms 24-4, Oh! Lqrd teach me thy path. . Subject "The path of the Right, ~?ou3," or the path Gent?-would have his people travel. , Every one enjoyed the beautiful service, ftev. Brooks preached a obs gave a. very interesting talk. We bad quitKa number of visitors among whom were Dr. and Mrs. Robinson, Prof. Bowens of Sum funeral izod on Monday .past. . He was a faithful member of our I pastor's family with us fro^ri Col' umbia, S. C. All aTe_woIkmg for success in our Spring rally effort. I ... t^fvS. C.,'a?so Mnt"Armstrong of A Southern Pino, N. C. Our pastor, Rev. J. L. Brooks was highly con , gratulutejl ui*>n the announce, ihent of his marriage to Miss Don tl nly i.i Suink'l', SC. J~" p We are very proud t> have our j from school. Miss Evijlena Reav- t. o, Stat'' College, Miss Hula B. Herald and Mr. Gilbert Reaves, Jr. N Morris College; Miss Carrie Lylie, ^ -Benedict College;?Miss?Lulu?and Margaret (P rapl, State College;. J Mr. Theodore Posier and Mr. Or- :i lancla Foxworth, Allou Univer-sity, ???r ?7-- -?7 a Evening serviees hegan at 8 P. j M. Rev. N'.' Smith preaehod a t splendicj, sermon. After whicfii I Com'munibidvns administer'd. Thi f . day's?services?were?i.njoysd by -* -nth $58.(55. . ai. I'AUL. A. M. E. CHURCH I ?? Rev. R. A. Young, Pastor _i -Sunday Vas another glorious r d.ay at St. Paul.- The Sunday School Was interestng throughout, t At 10:30 superintendent I>. R. 1 Johnson and officers were at their ' post of dutyT At 11:^0 Rev. Young brought to us a noblo^sermon that/went to the hearts of the people. After this he' administered the communion to a large crowd.His pulpit, guests were Rev. T. A. Ringer and Rev. - "Hr Jtv-fVrnmnny;?We are delightetj ~ to have our students return home* ? Miss Marion Counts, Mr. O. B. Hills, Mr. VerBest Counts all of j Drayton High School report a t pleasant school term. Mr. Leland , Counts and family?motored?ttr ^ Columbia last Sunday to visit relattves. . Mrs. Francis Thomas reports a pleasant trip to Columbia?-i Those qn Jt^io sick list are Mrs. ( Maggie Tletz, Mrs. Lizzie Martin, ; Mrs. Carrie Tobe. We hope for t them, speedy recover. ' r I Mrs. F. Counts, Reporter t THE CHURCH AND-COM- 1 M tMTY PROGRAM Beulah, St. Luke, New Holly M. ! E. Chui'chos and ail of our neighbods, will unite at StT" Luke on Sunday, Jun?' .30, 1035; everybody is welcome. ' j Officers: Mr, L. C; McCiiu\s, Dr. j Bethea L. .Dickey, Mingo McCrac, ' J. I). Hargron. I). B. Butler, Rev, ' P, C, E, HilddleLon,, par-tor. Sunday, June 30th, 0:30 A. M. ?Sunday, school conducted by the 1 officers and, teachers of the thj < y j churches. ~.o? i iijn r uy ;urs. c. Keney, Kuith is oyr former mothers for I he church 2 :20-l'apcr by Kstlu-r ( 4laxkiiv, subject "What ii mean to hi' a Father. ! 2:30 FToly by Sister Baker. 1 I talk- by A. J. McXair on ti ue Stewardship. I 2:40 Roll Call' of all auxiliaries, ( the^eh'arjre, ,. Kvory * president . and char lady is askeiL to ..report TSl.xr>0 each. 3:30 Selection by star Hubt , I quart-IteJ" 7 . J 11:00 A. M. Worship prayer by " Rev. Hamilton, Sr. 11:15 SinKitlK. N'e\v llolley*aml ; Id. aulah- xkimior-ChoHs. ? 4? 11:25 Reading' h'.-son from." the | Old Testament ami announcement. ~ 11:30 pin-aching by Rev. ldew-y-B.xi'iv s. .. ( 11:50 prayer by Rev. Carter'Me- ' Crae and open dores. f>.no .... ....i i.. i i vi.vi nih! i'lti/uguy IS ilSK led tii give a'silver offering.llceess for r? l'l eshments. . Uottsselhbie, lalk bv ouv I). FT" ~ 1)1. J. W. Taylor; : j 2:05 WelOonie address by Miss ( Beuulah Sumpter, Response I Mr. Charlie PoLVinjjti on or Mr. I.. , Manafr.si-. ^ ?-? Jj^l I I.OIL ~A. M. H. C111 R( 11 j _.Rev. '1'; l'b lliibiirsOn-* P.Mor Prosperity, S. C.?Sunday seem . ed- t In. a happy day "vitji every bedv. "Eve ry one .seemed To frn \y< II phased and enjoying the day ] : ??t Tooe- -best, .Sunday 'w^?=\ happy with ovt ry one.. -] ' Sunday school began at the usu | al hour. 10:30 a. in. All of- ] ficers were on duty as ever. The i Sunday, school .lesson was Iroauti- ] - fully explain'10?by?Miss Carrie -I Lizzie Rikard. . | 11:30 A. M. we enjoyed a splen -1 did .^Children's Day sermon deliver ed by our pastor., Rev. T. E. Rob- I inson. He took his text from the . 12:7- Psalhi. . 2:30 P. M. wy.Jtnjoycni another 1 wonderful sermon preached by . air pastor at Antioch Baptist 1 - Church oH?liicspcl'U.v. S...C. IU> 4 lUied for a subject namely: .Cooper ation. Tliis was a message which t every body should have heard. We v know in any thing we undertake | OVIIIV >v llt'I'l'i After leaving the Baptist Church ( our pastor, Rev. T. E.. Robinson i was royally entertained at dinner v at tho home ol- Mr. and Mrs. H. r C. Gaflinan, Rev. Robinson stated t that he always enjoyed meals' art , that home because Tie shall never i - forgot-4hnl th.- tno>v"--t4" Mr, and ? Mrs. II. E. Gallman was the first homo he took a meal when he j eame To Shiloti "At E; ("'hutch t as pastor. ^ The Silver Tea meeting \va^ . held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. \ Henry Whooler hy the Missionari?\ es of Shiloh A. M. ? E. Church* ) Every Uiing was lovely; a nice t crowd was present. ! t . The next -Silver T< a meeting will e be held at the home of Mrs. I,ucilo Gallman down on Wyne Ave. s 0:30 Le<ague began. A large j iiumucr as ever. /\ vol lu pad subject was discussed by the _j_ I.onyuo. Namely: Work, Oh if i every body could have hoard This subject discussed; it would have i) be< n a double blessing. -1 program held, by the young peo I * * 4 THE I'ALtMBTTO LfcAUfctt IT. RlSGAH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor Sunday School of the above i&mcd church opened at the usual 'a our with superintendent ' !>:?At-1" larper and his crew of teachers I llH'lr post 01' tluly. lessen-^ The Iloly Spirit," was discussed arious classes and reviewed by ti drs. Alict> Dixon. t;j At l!^:00 o'clock the pastor ?i nounted the rostrum and preached fi l soul stirring sermon from Rom. tl >:1, subject, "Peace with God." It T vas in this text Rev. Dixon ex- tl dained How faith is regarded as h0 hey to all accomplishments. ^ )id not'our hearts burn within us^ :a! is the man of God talked to us '' VV the wayside and explained to ui< h(i scripture. ^ ? ~{r ?I he Idd'e? .if SU'Wuuli'M Du.iid T-~ vere in charge of the"Lord's Sup- a| )er. ... hi The Children's Day program g indor th? supervision of Mrs. Car- -M ie Ruth was very appreciated?; hi After the "program M,iss Henri- w ta Hi'owh was hannily. united in vedh ek la Mr.. Wilson " Favor. :l tVe wish. for them a happy union. ^ . ?,1 mrw^ -?? hi M I . HAFTIST till Hi ll w I.'4 .:V" o "~" ?+1 Rev. J. M. Marshall, Pastor e< The Mt.' Ziojji Sunday school op- T ipjd at th<' usual hour Sunday, ci June H, 10115. p At 10 :00 o'clock, avc had TrtrrRrr ~tt Tltendanee, and from all reports ti ficun-Ji__seems as though tin* spir p] t of God was lhovitig along with si is at every step we made. After ii hirty minute? of brief discussion a >ll the lesson the -Supt. Called fur -R in adjournment. / E Knowing that we are dotermin- tt. <1 tu^diaw all. men unto us in a fi Uitislian way, our pastor stepped iside" and gave the services?over 6 ;t~ visiting preacher. Rev. Fox 'rom Greenwood. Rev Fox shows Jiur he has had years of exponent' > s; and brought to us some interesting points. ... . Mr. B." T. Blocker received the ti lar^:,st amount of money Suiu a* lay" in Sunday school, therefore, o lie is considered the most popular p teacher. v We are happy to have With us w iga"in~Mr. K1 lis Draiton Dean, who Cl las completed his work at Georgia Hltat' Industrial College, Sayan-" Si nah, Ga. We. hope he will have a (] pleasant vacation. Sunday.'June 16,. we arc plan- t, iiing to put over a Children's, Day* program- We hop?' to have a. large attendance. Won't you co'nie < mt and worship with us? t e: . : [J KEEN WOOD DISTRICT ^ CONFERENCE , * : The '.'17th sessions of the Green <, in Ml. I'isgah A. M. E. Church, tircenjvood, S. May 2i-22 with Dr. J. IT. Jennings presiding title r Rev. T. ~IT. Addison, pastor. _Tho up< ning mcKsa^'c was d/eiirnd hy [lm picGding elder fioni J Cor. 22: It?, "And who is sulTide.nt in these things? "Subjecjt 'The suflicurj, minister." Th,e v smoker developed some helpful . s ruths which /demonstrated his a- ^ )ilitv as .1 . nractical advisor and ouiii-ellor, 7u a i>r sidihat""officel'.~ ^ ~Tlu-.. organiztaioh.was perfected ^ i- follows: Rev.. G. \V. Bradley ' ,vas elected secretary and report- ( r. Marshails^jiBi'os. T. E. Hunter ind B. I.. Win"?-: ~ it Alter which the roll waS called < ii mil Sit-01 wo ^ I'. |o 'I tod from chart; ?a for Christian Education. Dr. f: i\ .M. Gary paid the lull assess- it mutt for the year. R Ueecomniendatlon of the com- ft nit-tee on applicgi.uts to. the annual T onference. For admission," BfoS7"fj [rii T. Burgiss, All'urd Butler Jon ^ is?. Low deli Fletcher. ^ For local deacons: James Silas \ Lomax, Thomas Henry Hunter, u lames Lowden. " .. y The following' visitors were in- ^ ifoduec'i aval -brought gr'eotngs' (( from tluir various to his of laborrrj; e$, ^ reading "^Eldcr,^ Abbeville [list.; J. S. Bern, presiding Elder Gr.o. nville Dist.; B._ J. Ramsey, . Bindley Circuit. I'rut. E. N. Metta 11 Perri", Pros. Piedmont Conference IV. II. ami K. M. Society; Prof. H. " A. Polterson, principal East End J; Gin d School and one of "the speakers on Tuesday night The annual sermon was preached ^ jy -Rev. A. I?. R, Lindsay, Special T iermon on "Kc m netation," by Rev. I). S. Sober. Educational Scrnf&n A >y Rov. L.-C Kurd ___ _n LTV <iologates elected -to the an- a lual confcrence% Prof. C. G. Gar- Y ett, 11. E. Alexander, Joel Pcrrin, *rof. J. T! W. Minis, Altornifttfe: S T7TT?t?: 1. Wiir^-. d-soph Moor?. -ft Tito, sissh-u 'cloX"d on We-.i'.ca- ir lay night after the report on rt'so di utiotis Avas read by. Prof. Minns, s} chich expt'essed attitude of praise m the.part of the dHogaion for J? he royalj reception given by the sc justur. im-mhci^ a.'^l frioiftfs of i.U; Pisgah A. M.JR. Church. w C. -W. llratTloy. Reporter. te r-; . . . : ?r It f )lt\ It was the contentment of ,, tr? corv-rrpgnthm?that tire?profrain was fine. as could _be. M r,. J oliri \V h c1 I e r f 10 ni G re e n ille, S. C. spent the week end vith hip brother,?Rev. W. M. _ ft'htudeT, and visited Shilo'h the inie being. Tic church - extended o him a hearty welcome and askd him to visit u* again soon. Misses Cai'rip Rikard and Gusr io Sligh are leaving for Gr'^ensmro, N. C, Sunday., June 10, lt>35. rhey seemed to be filled with sorow to leave the church, espeeialy _t he League and Sunday school. ~ There will be~F Kid party?given iy the Silver Moon Club of Shioh A. M. E., at Howard Jr. High tudit^rium. Prosperity, 9. C. Fred C. James, Reporter. fl r .-4 - Rev. J._K. Board. I'astof c Worshipeis at "XToiTis linyvrry ott ^ st Sunday enjoyed 2 splendid ser -j cur*?pr1 ai;i:i (1?by --eh p:-ioi- In fch Beard. THic sermo nolle to >w* children tfii- ba~od- uixrn?the-_ ic-ine, "The Lightening Bug." v ill'using LitHit was the Itr$sun~" tu.trht to the enjoyment of the lildren and. (jruwn ups. The urninif' sermon?preached.- ^ -oni the text taken from S'. Mat- J icw 21 chapter and ISlh vtr.-.u. f( 'he ~-them?-. - discussed-?wa*?'^o;?Tiling but Leaves.'' The Sunday ' :hool visited the school of Ml. ! io<i A.'*M. K. Church at 10 A. M. nd held their exercises at Mor- " > Brown rat the uspal hour, 2:30 ^ . M. Bro. F. O. Mitchell was ap- ' uintod a Junior Steward by. Hut istur. . Bro. Mitchell is an esti- ^ lahle going man, ami will aomirjly fill the position to. which he as boon assigned, lie is the pro- t' ressive leader of class No. 0. ~3i Lorris BioWn has.a spl* ndid Sgnrr aiid 'Jurfior Board of'Stewards n ho funetioU'..effectively. _ At 8 !'. -Mi' the nastoi- Utliv.ro,! In sermon Tcr.thf " Cf-mrvolnrt"Pi-1 ~~it Utive Order of 'KHw-ofV:<Char-r ppearance. The ; text selected j_r as St. - Matt. 2"/th Chapter and tttrrorsTr.-aud the?safrject di*c.u.ss 1 was "The Set of t'iie Sails.'ho development of more Finanial Educational, and * Religious a ossibilities was tpLendidly pie - ? tred?m >h^-d..v.ihi|imeni of i ly ^ ;xt, and theme. The;, pastor f lans to visit Wilbei'forcv UniVer- f) ty during tho week. Plans art" i. the making, for- tin- painting ^ nd unrarling. of the portraits of tsi\' p W. ;v. Beckett and Dr. J. . Beard This event promises ) he interesting, and is scheduled , ?r~July 1st TIJTTTh ^ "~ FLORENCE -5 rUl.MTY BAPTIST ( 111 Itfll 1 Itev. A. W. Hill, Minister Sunday was a big day at TVinP r and all of the members took T part in the glorious celebration. 1 vel' two hundred children were a resent at the Sunday school sverv P ices, waivy graduates or Wilson < ere introduced to the group and a "mgratulated by the -pastor. b A large audience heard the rnes ige of the pastor gladly on Sun- $ ay- morning, (; Sunday night the son? of Trini- fl y had charge of Father's night. -,j Program:. Mr?Thorrm ? -5 residing. Se.lc-ctioK*. Male Choir. ?<; harming of the . Lord's Prayer. ( lu'le^tion, "Male-Choir. "Opening. . a,, A w:ii11:11 T.. irwtv.-Tzt l\> llHrtlll II HI, Ul . g luartetjte "The .Community Four." nstiumontal solo, Billy Lane;. Ad toss, Mr. Harry Thomas (Coun- T ft man Yr Ft do, -Mr. JoTtrr - B hav n;.lolo, Mr. Stacklot Ha troll; Col- ? Hftirnvj?-IkmedioUotv 1 The report of th Captains u 1 lounted to $70.00. $107.00 was * afsoti during, the day. . ' ^ BKNXFTTSVILLK NEWS ^ This marked another rushed 1 reek with the love ones in our J oetion. Many serious accidents mrt?deaths- occureth?Prof. tk?Hr- -v V. Morris and Mr. Hinkenktn kept i> ery lui-^y.?ALl, JohnJPewe __on__ TinTT stTeor was* f unoralized Thurs r ay evening at St. Michael M. K. ^ hurch, Rev. Jones, pastor. ?p Prof. : Mohhis had four bodies T i his funeral home Sunday mornttf.' .Hev, and Mrs. A. J .-.Wright and imily left early Thursday roornur fur CJalYnoy, S. C.. from there lev. Wright will attend the Y. r. C. Conference in King's. Mts. V rust them a safe and' enjoyable n rrjT The sad and sudden inttdli- k lent reached thp. city Thursday v hat Miss Hettie Williams of New g 'ork, nativeN of Camden, S. C., y 'ho died in the hospital. Miss a Williams is the baby skter of Mrs p llen McCollum. Quite a number ^ f relatives and friends accom- p ahIeTt~Pr. L. M. McCollum to 'atnd'criL f'liidny afternoon to-:wit- _ ess thr last rites of Miss Willams. The en fro members and * riends of Marlboro County joined i deep sympathy with the family r. f Hev. and Mrs. .Williams'. ? _. i ' ?,1 e yuiu1 a nuniui"! ui imiuttn ^ dults are on the sick list: Mrs. .b Lebecca Covington, Mary Edwards 'olnmnd, and Mrs. Munnerlyn L. ohnson, J. Watson, Leroy Mciueen, Mis-es Sarah Morris and homasena Prince. Mrs. Sailie White and sister. *< liss Annte Mae Stephen. Miss Hen io Mae Grant, Mr. John Reese l' nd others left last week ftir jNew ork. I' Mis- Martha Reese arrived home 11 atnrday morning from a successH M'liiii'it.t-iM'm at the' High School i J?TrfS?,treo.^ She 's a little in- ^ isposcd'' at this writing, trust io will.soon recover. , . Miss ; Sarah v Morris arrived or V rday .after closing a successful Sl hool term at Union, S. C. J., SfWmner schools are opening this sj cek; njany of our teachefs are ovine to lake up sppfiaL_\yjoxkx. n ass Martha "Stroator, teacher at le high school, Hartsville, accom > i ' ^ * aniod by Misses?A. I, Brrtfei and roods spent a ft-w- hours in the ity last week, h oil so guests of lis s am ic C.'io-Iai\l arid fain" Shiloli Church Nm ktv A?.t arii'hl p^stur SUt. ice_._was earriod iut very nicely unduy throughout the day. The pastor anrt Supt. yero ahout hut. everyone played their arts O.K. Rev. Hariria took fhe actor's work and delivered an in resting sermon. We admire Our Uher's -preacher, Rev. H^nna. He c?ol as one of our own aged Rapist pastors. Deacon C. Reese, asistant supt., took charge of Dr. IcColJum's work as Supt. Qur unday School was in full force. ftrr_ the?mornirig service th(i S. . workers took j tharge of the hildreir*?Day?program at 4i?0 '. M. Quite a crowd witnessed 10 program both sections of the ay. Misses Dorothy Riecse, Margaet (Reeset Helen Covinirton, L. Tef'ollum ' and C.- D. Sanders did 11 they could to carrjtzoiit-every onr-'rfurlrig the absence of Dr. rr.rv o. - c? -i-? r .. ??--- ' H.V.VU4UIU. . ouiu u^-. .viiss Miiarva h+elds-r put /real life in the T>roKim. .. Social News Mr-. T. D.McQueen spent l Hartsville. Rev,, J. C. Gox made nether ?iew start on the Zmn hurch this morning, ^Trust evry ehnreh will^give him a lift fianeiairy. *Miss Tripse Cooper ied Sunday night at th<. home of lev., and Mrs. Cox; funeral service ook place Monday morning by '<'v Mnl let Little Miss Ella Boman of Sum er is in'the city spending a few in. Mr. Arthur Sanders left for l&w York. nth Anniversary of the pastorate of rev. wm. WATSON )ear Extort Please allow the writer to herId to the public through your aper the happenings of the 10th inniver<ary if Rev. Wm. Watson t the Tabernacle^ Baptist Church eginnfng My 2.7th thru Juno 2nd. Monday night, Rev. T. N. Moss, 20.00 Tuesday night,. ReY7~C. F. landy, 510.32; Wednesday ilight ta C O 1 _ l? 1 A aa ii\, u, o. Dunipifs, ^IU.OU; inure ay nerht. Rev. A. R. Burke, D.D.. 13.15;. Friday night, .Rev. J. H, mith, S22.00; Sunday afternoon, rain) Rev, J. W. Coleman, Wparanburgv S. C., $9.00. Total 85.07. Wishing the readers of your ewsy paper to know of the de?ious repast given, at the home f Deacon amT Mrs.""3. A. Smith, SO Ware St. Will name the min. tor? with "Their families:7 "DrrJ; iV. Coleman, Sparta^iburja:; Rev, V. S. Faciei-. Spartanburg; Rev, II. Smith, Greenville with-Rev Vm. Watson. I'pi'i'ial friend.'.1 ?Mary Valkup. Mrs. Nero Martinr M-r. . S, Mills. A seven course? dinner Was served. . ' Wo' inst closed a ninety, days ally with $1082.60. When you want things to hapvii so,. Kov. Win. Watson and the 'aliernacje Baptist Church. BISHOP WILLIAMS VTSfTW " LAURENS. S. CV On Juiu- 4th Bishop Noah W. ullianis visited Eturen- with his loving1 picture, and illustrated '.cture* which drew a great crowd, "hile here he was the dinr.et uest of Mr. Wm. P. Garlingtn and [iss Alice Garlington his sister, lso Pre-iding Elder, Jennings lenn, the pastor Rev. B. A. Lykes Pr. JosephlA.-Ha^tfioJdT?Airs.. Sv\e [ice, .Miss Eles^jne Balkley.* After traveling from Prosperity he BIslK'p"rented a'while at the eautiful home of- Mr. Garlington. "he dinner was served in courses, ice, chicken, salad dressing Eng. sh peas, cr.ke, piiteapple, and ream. Thu repast was enjoyed y alt. -? m m *m IVA NEW$ "ST. PAUL serviette convened 'unday at the- usuah.ho.ur', with pas :?r. Rev. I). C. Brown. A cordial invitation is extended > all tcr worship with us. The lunch is mm Kdiilg up-. - 'Wo hope vr.it ,great ducceas.in the near lture. . ; Loading all entertainments in >wn last week was the surprise iT.hday pr;rty given Mrs, A. P. dams at her home Saturday nit* i honor of her fifty-eight birthty. On returning home from a ecks stay ^ith her daughter of tarn,' !$. ^C.' fdund this afFain all t as she came into the hou's \o .was joyfully reminded of her rthday by li ho?t of fri> nds and datiuas. 1 Tho hous<i \va* beautifully ilccoited with cikl flowers and al^e . ~t.~ fi?^ * II3PP?P93i Ling tne sacred PRH is to our compe fv.79 iderstanding, digService Insures ft jjrj|, e compliance with inviolable rights _ sires of the be- K*|9| -- ' p? | , ? 4 ?< '>6v>ii , ~ !| !'U<)KEKS'<)NAI. | CARDS | I C"^ 1 Office IIuuib ? Rhone j 11:30 A H To 2 P, M._ Office 363* ?:00 P. M to a P. M Rob. 3G4? 4 * \ ? Physician and Surgeon - Diaea? od Wuniua ami < hiitfren A Specialty ' ; Office: Residence;* 1414ft Assembly St. 13*id Uuk St. ? : : : = * DR. L. M- l)AMKI> Physician and Buraaon Office Uouib: ^ lo 1U A.M1 to 2 P. M.; 6 to b P. M. Special A tten t tun-ti rre rr * Or^rsrsaa Of Women. . Oil ice. 1" . " I' C*. CI JieSideBca;1125 Washington 2-30^ iiwiuptou ??1 Phone 642V " Phone 7564. DR. il. U. S1UAR1 Eye. Ear, Mas* and Threat Glasses Fitted Accurately. Otfice Hours; ?1 olcphone; ! 11:0U to 1:00 P.M. . It-a. 4001 ?fr:trtrro trrou P.M. " Office 370# Office.^ . Residence:' . - 2030 Taylor St. UP/ Pine SV~"r Venice iloura: 1'hone: 11 A.M. to 2 P.M"; T"kea. 887S 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. Dr. W. D. (.'happella Phjiibin and Sutrooo Iasiuu of Women anu Cluldrto A Special** - Office: -Resilience:? 2116 Lady St'. 1301 1'ino St. ... Colombia 8. C. , Office Hours l'honcs 8 to 9 -A. M. ( Hice 60.13 11 to 2 P, M. Res. 6798 6 to 8 P. SI. Dr* R> B. Frederick Physician Office: Residence: UU7*/i Washington 1416 Par* ' Over Victory Savings B^nk ? t Columbia, S. <?.? Office Phone 8407 Rea. 67wH ' N. J. FREDERICK r Attorney-af-Law and Kotai y~Publji 1 PKAL1R E l.S A I 1. ( ( ?l R1K ~ . ?State and K??eral 1119 Washington St., Cela., W. C. Phone 7811 ' ^ ; "All XTasie"s oX Dentai Work Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST " Painless Extractions. Sundays by < Appointments. Days: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Friday^ atid Saturdays- 5" Office: 2dGyi-2 Gervais Street Columbia, S. C. Fan-O-Lin System lit Beautj^Calture Give FAN-O-LIN Hair, Dandruff and Toilet Preparation - --=*r- trial- Ttreir - worth has boqn proven. Have and?are growing hair On bald heads, end bare spots when directions are followed. Will promote a full growth of Hair. 1* Box Hair Grower . $ >0 1 box Special Hair Grower AO 1 box Scalp Soap ::.. / .20 1 box Pressing Oil ?? .40 10 eents extra for pottage Registered in U. ? S. Patent Offlee. ' ' >< ; .. Afanta Want?d Writ* for t?rm* Mad* br ' Mme. Farinie iL. Carolina 1029 Hi.eh Market Street ' ? GEORGETOWN. S. C. , [>ot flowers. After the guests ban conversation a while, they wore invited in the dining room where Miss Be^siv Mao Adam,- and Miss Lucia Dubose. serve refreshment* Of -- fit tt tQ-\S a; a d~ of!?}ef f.lK'TV-iejA'OO and san'd\yiches cake a- c< ol ado. Mrs. A.C. Carson.. Ml- n'y.l Vr.<, Orange Reed", air?. Carrie .lackson. Mrs. Gertrude A)!1 ni Mr* M..rie Gaines, all of Jvh; Mr. aval Mrs. Kugem* Ake,?i^+ui?Wm,?Ru gene Miller, of Antunilie, S. C. Mrs. Willie Duhos ^n.i ghildiH'n, Mrs. ISottie Sinton and children of , Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Motion Adams'of Iva; Air, and Mrs. Foster Cunningham and little~d?uighter of Star, S. C. Rev. A. F.'and Mr S. A. Adams, and other' names I didn't got. Mrs. Adanm r'-.-viv...! m.-i.y hv^n - tiful and useful gifts which were -opened -and admired,- All leaving expressing themselves as" having a lovely, time and'wish her many more happy birthdays. MLasi Bertha Dubose. Reporter __ 3 . , .*C