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a ^ SECOND SECTfON" VOL. XL NO. 25. ' MINISTERS "The Pastor As Priesl 1 "Ministers Tnstitu 11 lit1 in1 ' 1J11' v oiii-tfe, Ci'Iunibia, S. | h C.r .III ni> ''(>?ITAq?IS f.t h A ivmwl Mo I' - ? J, tional Ministers'..Institute for the e State of South Carolina will be t -hdd at Benedict College, July 1*5. c This y?Cr's Institute will aim to r ^ m ee t Jibe "eerhr_gf Uu city ami- ^ rural pastor, with its theme, "The t f Pastor, as Priest." Regular class { room work will 'be inr the hands n of Dr. J. K." Briggs, A. B., A, M? p D, D, a- (I tli" RC^ Charles H. \ Brown, A. P., B.D., S, T, 'M? of c the .clipartnnM.it t^f Religion of f Benedict College. The following \ vourses, with texa$ \yill be offer-, ed: Effective. Religious Kdisctition v Diltihgluw's "A .\Av Program for s ?*?Chin eh ^Vn-hool;?vC"i T-^'f" wen I - ^ Curry's 9osus . and VHis Cause; Bible History Rrice?'.an<l Robert- . son's-Bible IIistory; pastoral Phy, sii logy .and Psychology-Wiiwliow-* y ar.l Ilithn's New Healthy Living, i There will '.'lso be other, impor- t tant lecture1 s at-the dajilsMrorship t ( 11ESTER PA RACRAPHS i ... t Dr. J. 1). .Martin, former Presi- c ??- fleet ii( lm.t?arttl?soil, i Mi'. Beauregard Martin were in. * tin-City tri.m Charlotte, one day |" List, week I ; F 'Prof., Joseph Joriies; 'Mrs. M. j O. Bynl, Ella Watson, Mi's. lElizfi- v betir noi;Kiaj?s, Mi s. C. M. Finely i and .Miss Laura llinton have re- ;i urnod home from the -Wdiiii 11 Cm _f lerehce, where-they enjoyed the ^ .meeting very much.- ' ^?t Mrs. 1. .li)iu's'T with h'.'r hnhy gi?f nnvthdr l'.roin > Irmo? joined Pr ... c * Jones at Benedict dollege, Colum- 4 liia -KaUira. y, an I together they ( rui)tni'e.4 home. -f - The- death of Mrs. Lizzie Jackson,' wife ot' MrirjLihies JhcksOn, died ut hor h. meVon Bailey St. L Tuesday afternoon^-alter tail. illne?s t of.a few1 weeks. She leveas six [ children, and her husband. Fun< 1 al services were held Friday aff ternoofn, at Calvary Baptist CI ninth, with Undertaker J. E. Spann .in.charge'. . .... Mr.' William Jones died at his .Jiomv in. the .country after an- illnuss of a few days. Mr.' Jones' J 1 r? -i.ii.1. -a 0 I -?!, .-v-ivi"l VJII1UI <."? KlUUIIg- -Uieill . bring?M Lscs?Be.-sie?and A- ^ zale.. Jones. lie. was buried Sun? a day afternoon, with funeral ser- < vices.at Bethlehem Baptist Church wi.th Ur.del taker Harold Ayers in f cliJige.- ' v r Mr. M. C. \V>ilker iu in Winston- j ralem, visiting hisubrother. - ^ Prof. ar.,1 Mrs. Gatfnev. with [ I M> ir I wo small .laughters iiuIm their soti.-in-law and daughter, j Prof, and Mrs. Ezell, of Jonesville were in the city Monday for a few j liouis. J . Miss D isy Gray of Monroe, .Jf. ? spoilt Wednesday and Thursday ilidPo as guc?i of- Mr'S. Elizabeth MeAlily. -Miss Marirarit White ae ' f conipapied her to Monroe. Mr. John White, was the Sunday f guest of Mr. ami Mrs. W. M. Rob-' 1 iusun in't'll rlotte. ' Miss Mary Eliza Str-oud. is at * home afti r spending thu school b -^-season- 4n- Keystomr, Wr Va. Miss Annie B. Lilly left Wed%ti wesday for; N*. V. CUy. fcdltr i ])rise part igs were j! f given at.the lionic of Mrs. S. M. ^ G. Byi'il, frr Elnoia Gibbs of ( in- 1 rinnati, who L--graduated from I> ...?i i .. . 4 :? .. < * -i * - - ^ * 4 ,.i>i "AiUiL-jasi?uumui; at | T tfit' Hum;' ujfxMtk.' Eva Heath fpr w Miss. Willie B'lie" Heath, who with ? her mother,' Teft Saturday on 'the " ??Buy lor Btookly", N1. Y.?at?the~ Ii'im,' nf Mr- aiTTrt ttr. .1 E StpnT1TI v f for thiir daughter, Miss Cleopatra "J ( ii her birthday. The young peo- ' pie had lovely evenings at ajl of [ these parti .-. M : : ' i- All of Chester 1 < sad because of * the death 'TBishop E. W. T). Jon- a fn Wf shirtirtjyfi. Bishop Jones numbtrul his Chester friends by c the hur.dr. ;ls. Elder 1). C. Crosby * /\ left Tuesday night/for Washing- * H ton/^P attend the funeral. Mr. 'Andy White was at the wluel Tue-day night motoring to u V Boonton, N. J. with Mrs. Mary V Sanders a?d her throe grand sons, the Malony. boys' will live. Mr. White will return in ri few days. a . uMrs. J. It. Hunt gav.e a lovely * M lawn party to a groirp of young ' people Saturday, June 15 1935, at 1 6 :.'>() P. M: to H I'. M. at her home * on?(iraham? :Fhe?party?wbrr given in honor of Miss Mary'.Car- 1 son of I.iiuolnton, N. C. Cake 1 K| and punch were soi'ved and all en Ki joyut' a (teiignttui evening. Miss 1 Carson sju-nt tin- week in our Citv_J .is Lite hllb.-d t'i) HI1. mid Mrs. -t Miss Carson is Ihe daughter of ' H Mrs. Lulu ii"tL the late Ben Car- * son of Lingp hit on. N. C. ( JVIiss Carbon holds a position in 1 the (liadod School at Now Beth- ^ el. N. C. She is also la cousin. of. _ j?, Dr. Hu'nt's. She enjoyed the hoe- 3 MM l>it:i lily "f nni- Pity, ?ml l|.i|iu<! ta-H V| com? again soon. c CHESTER WAEIjOPS UNION ? * # BY 16-8 t B By Edward Brown s I " Well, the Chester City team got ? under way her Monday aftertioon. j E The boys be&t the Buffalo team g ,an. , , 3LUMBIA CONFERS Theme Of Fifth -S te of South Carolina u ?* * >___ m lour and at evening- service. * A ia.-:tor's conference will befTield ach afternoon dealing with a pas- "* or's problems. The College invit- * 8 all phjjtchers in South Carolina etraidless tn id<?tu>minat.if>ni:il conisctlpiis to attend these meetings, s hey arc for your benefit, an<i irv .( reduce those who ' will become a Iienjbers of tho winter study ;roups to the work thoy are to do 0 his winter leading ~to }graduation r; ertificaties that will be given when a our Summon Trtcf if ??f <*** o?-?rl u ~ .Vinter courses are "had. All men vho huvo attended previous, ses- U ions are urged to be present. S The cost is little, board can be t' nut I'm the wo"ek on The campus- 3^ or $.'1.00,'* books will cost no more b hart $3.00, while one dollbr will tl egistc r you. ? Arrange a party of j' neachbvs from your community to ome by auto to cut out transpoat ion expenses. ^ _ ? C roin Union 16-8. The,J Chester h tarn was too strong for the vistors. They batted the ball to all S orners of the Dark. In the-ftnst f) mni.-g the local boys. made five n cores and from then 6n it was ?' 1) Chester's. The Chester team a ? composed mostly of the boys ?f a 'inley Hi. In the line-up Monday c vet. seven of the Blue . Jackets. lig Will Adanie was in fine- shape sj is he held the visitors at bat. A A ow hits with the Help of the boys ~T rrors enabl*^! the visitors-to make ? he scores thev hi d. EoiMdre?vts?fc tnr? ThAmflc f li loo on,J IVfillr. - ? - - i - ??j viiiva, "? Id well. For'the locals, Patton,. o deeper, Worthy, Adams ami De- tl Jraffenried took the honors. Pat- n on', made a sensi'tionaT catc^i of is l hard drive lo center to lead the fi outfielders.. Any teafii wanting ~ci o play the Chester -team, /'write g ?r wire, Walter Morris, Seaboard B Depot}, Chester, S. C. ? si You can get a- game. ei ? ? ? C GEORGETOWN NEWS t( Prof. J. B. Beck, -left Tuesday w or. Atlanta, Ga. whera_hc! will 1st- ? ;eral summer > school at jAtlar&ta ? Jpiversity^r ? - '( Miss Martha Fishbourne left June :i 0, for-Columbia, where she wilf P ittgnd the Allen-Benedict Summer school. ' w Miss K. B. Harper left June 14, w or Washington. jD. C. While e- sl ray she will visit Pittsburg, Pa.! lalls Hill and other places in Virginia. Miss P-mlim. Wwlnn Hlmil ;iml Jiss^ Annie Mary Nesbitt visited diss Blunt's Grand-mother, Bro. nd Sisters at Annie Village, Star ?oute, last week; , o ?T. STEPHEN A. M. E. CHURCH tl Rev. I) N. Wilson, Pastor n Sunday, June 1G, the pastor a reached a splendid sermon, from v he text Prov. 21:22; "Overcome p .Ivil with Good." Several visi- K, Ors were present. v Sunday schol started, at the isual haui*; the lesson was review y d by the -pastor. ^ -Thfe Rev. Melvin James of Flor- ' da and Mrs. Ida Mae Session P Smith of Georgetown were . vistors. . ~ During the evening services Mr. vjex Ashfprd presented a Father's )ay program. Tho following per- ? ions participated: Sister Sibbie *smith, Bro.,Andrew Ford and Sis- " in James, of Mount Dora, Fla. 'j n'oached a -set in on from the text ? juke *18:27. Mrs, Martha Pinckney's sistern-law from Savannah, Ga. wor- ji hipe<t with u5 Sunday. We are t( lways glad to have visiters. v The Queen Contest held Mon- C lay evening, at St. *. Stephens t thurch., was quite a success. St. p Stephens Queen was crowned. c BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH I J ReV. S. H. Lewis, Pastor j j'( Sund'.-y school met at the regu- I ar hour, with otficers, teachers p r.u pupus present. . t " ' "The spirit of giving" ar-very 0 teautiful lesson was discussed. Af er class study,. Mr. N. H. Collins rave the- review, guplimented by e Jr.- Jamej; Woedbmy who re-view?& *1 the lesson for the benefit of Cl he Kindergarden Department. I ? The morning service whs 'well h epresented. The pastor took his R ext from n Samuel 18:C0, ifub ect "The Booting?ef?Youth." ? dany historical references # were nadc relative to Abraham's' life."' 'unday ,was observed?-as Junior h "hurch Day. Tho Junior Ohoir o endered very " exeettent music b >oth morning and riight. At 3:30 P. M. Rev. J. C. Ander- a on, pastor of Sidney Park 0. M. _p Jr Church preached for the benefit d >f the Missionary Department as e usual, his sermon was _ inspiring ind uplifting. tj For night services, the pastor & >rought to us (another instructive d ermon. The text was taken from si lev. 3<8, subject "The Open Door." w Spiritual and intellectual prepard- d ress were advanced throughout the, ermon. \ , , ^ ^ /I ai L MERCH OfctrMBIA, SO Sumter County Summer School ;The ,Sumter County Summer chool for teachers, which opened _ unv 3, 1935, is, hearing its second reek with an enrollment of more fan two hundred. ! nprajartfer>ts this summer. "' Iri pito of the depression two new .Cchtrs have been added. We iso nave.a supervised study roam I nd library under the supervision! f Miss Gladys C. Rice. The libary includes professional books, large Wafiteter's Twentieth Cenuryv dictUmaW. Our Director, Mr. J. C. Prio;au, has been-eon-neeted. with the umter City schools for thirtywo years and lie was?awarded a jving cup fur?excellent ^ei'vict,'.'' Jnder his leadership" as -director, he summer school is nicking won erful progress. With the director he faculty is composed of- six ?aches, Mrs. S. S.yfiee, Mrs. A. i. .Hopkins, Misses H. N. Usher, >. Z. Benton a?d Charlotte?' Param. ,v ' h Mi's. S.'S. Riee, Principal of . C. has been avn instructor hereor six years. - .Hire contmueyr to lake her classes interesting and ispiring. ' MtsSs ""Usher has been it instruotor in the-city system for number of years. She is head f the Primary Department of I'vage Gloyer School. . She is a pecialist in her line of work, liss Benton, head of the Teaeherriirig Depart menr St Morris I kdlegje, Smnter, - S-^v?is. serving ihnol. She is doing a good piece f work and keeps her classes enlus'iastie. Mrs. Hopkins, a prior y teacher in Richland County, ; one of the new members of the acuity. _She conns .highly re.111 mended and is putting over a ood program. Miss Parham , of Boston, Mass. is the .Other new in. Lrucfcor. She is a primary teachr in tho Model School- of Claflin ollege, Orangeburg, S. C. She >o, is doing splendid work. . The progium committee is at. rork. Their first program was resented Friday. Juno 14th, celerating Flag Day. The Boy couts, with Mr. T. J. Miles, Jr. s scout-master, took part on this rdgrani; Tho pro gin m was very ood (and was enjoyed by ail who itnessed it.'- ?then programs ^ ill .be rendered during the seson. The public is " invited. School wall close July 6, 11)35. LEESVILLE NEWS Calvary A. M.. E. Church Sunday School began at 10:00 'clock Sunday morning, rne lesan was discussed and reviewed by he pastor, Rev. L. C. Butler. Sunday evening Rev. Butler and lany of the members and friends ssembled to the church for sericei At 7:30 o'clock Rev. Butler reached another soul stirring ermon from the 19th Psalm first erse. Sunday was a great day. We are sorry to mention these rho.are on the sick list, they are Irs. Carrie Brocy and Mrs. Pomey. Mrs. Y-jGibson is up again, lias Emma Marshal) lras,..returnd home again from her trip North arolina. Brother and Sister Cooper have etumed home from' New York lity. We are glad t0 have them ome again. INTERESTING AN J) " / GRATIFYING This iss ue of the Tender contains eresting and gratifying. The adertisement of The Commercial nsualty Insurance Company conains invitation to responsible ersons to communicate with the ompany for an offer of agency ontract. This is indeed gratifyig as this company hears a splenid reputation and is* one of the wading companies in the Health nd Accident insurance . field. By xtending its offer of agency to ur readers it shows that ' this ompany recoeriizes th- fnrf 'he Leader is read by leaders verywherc. appreciate the onfirience^ shown by this large ompany in ourpaper and we urge ut readers to co-onerate with us v giving our advertisers the conideration they deserve. LOVKLV BIRTHDAY IMBTV? Mrs. S. L. Brogdon entertained, er iittle nephew, Andrew Jlenrv f Detroit, Mich, en his ninth irthday with a"lovely party. The little folk began arranging t five o'clock. Many gt?m?j? w+re la yed.?Then?Miss?Julia?Brogon played the piano to add to the njoyment of the ovehing. The Misses Sadie Rami, Ohrisine Brgdon and Blondoll Christie ervcd the little folk ice cream, ' :>ko and candy. They departed aying they had a lovely time and dshing Andrew many more birthays. ." - ' j- -': Andrew received many useful ad valuable gifts. 4 I ; '> T~ ' ' r ,4* _ . - ... .... j.-i . . ? [ANTS~W ittjeffc CTH CAROLINA, SATUKbA'1 NED1CT CO A BELOVED SISTER MRS. HE St. Matthew. S. C.?Thg Death c Angle eamo Tuesday morning -and I to.ok away a loving wife, devoted f mother, faithful church Worker j and a loyal citizen from us, ller . pacing was quite a shock to the| entire community. Funeral ear- j s vices were conducted at Bethel " Church by her pastor, Rev, N. (A.. Bethea. The program was As, Jol- % lows: First hymn lined by Rev. X. A. 1 Bethea, No 1G "Asleep in Jesus" ' etc, prayer Mr. Elliott Glet.m. <j>!o | 1 by Mrs. Rosa Good wine, "Some t 1 t*ay HI Understand, scripture ]es-' i son, Rev. B. H. Gray, SiOth lVialm, 1' the Eulogy -jvno rend by 1'iuf. .1.?r A. Ford, a short talk by the Pre-'t siding Elder, Rev*. L. H. Hemming, j t way, second hymn, lined by Rev. ;i David Mitchell, No. 481, "Servant | t TAW CAW BAPTIST CHI UCH Rev. J. S. Glover, PO tor Sunday School was chllcd to order by the- superintendent Deacon J.D. MeFadden. The li-sson ? was beautifully taught by? the e different teachers. Then our i>tis- c tor read for the morning lesson f St. John 35 he then selected St. i ohn 15:1.3, subject "Greater t Love hath no man than thi>." Our v hearts were made to .rejoice. The s many came and joined the church. < Many visitOTs-worshiped with us Sundaiy. * t The adult school taught by Miss $ Annie Hanberry gfave ja program v at Taw Caw last -Friday -night- 1 Mrs. Sai-> ZLrljt"nicls,.the Home c Demonstration agent of Manning, v called by to see Miss Carrie Du- j rant last Monday. Sunday night prayer service f conducted by R. Banster. Our pastor then selected St. Luke 15:- N 27, theme "A Message from the j Dead." j Rev. Glover and son, Deacon r Sampson and wife and Deacon Ftlaizer were the dinner guests of Mr. S. T. McKnight and wife last' ? Sunday, " \ . , Mrs, Willie. Boatwright from j Jacksonville, Fla. was the "week- f end f^uest of Mrs. Bee Caldwell, .j a Summerston, S. C. /j The Hump, Demonstration Club -j met at the home of Mrs. Emma fr'inpmi M?n,lny Tun.. 1 flfh T^p ^ elub is doing nicely ? Sister King- 7 served ict? cream and cake. Next t meeting with Mrs, Gibson the second Monday in July. . t Mrs. Amie Ragin, Mrs. Lucile Oliver are attending: summer t School in Sumter. ? The 4-H Club girls' of Summerton gav<> a picnic, at Scotts Lake, ( <n June 6th. Quite a crowd of a club members and visitors were r present and reported -having a vary pleasant trip. There were t many kinds of amusements, dur- ] ing the morhing such as boat riding etc. Wo arQ gla-d to have the stud ents home again from tho different *! ' schools. ' Among those who-were present was Mr. William Ragin of Allen University. , "We wero glad to have Mrs. Eva Ii Wats on-Burgess, formally of this t place but- now of Nt A^hS.. visiting 1 at the hcmt. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1 C. Ragin, her aunt and many other relatives of Siimmennn- surround- v c >ng. ST. l.l'K K R1:F(>RM1.1) KP1SCQ. * PAL ( III U( II ReV. Samuel I.loyil. Pastor ."i The morning service of <alj the churches was held at Holy Trinity a Church, JJev. S'annnl Lloyd was t Ilishop in charg.. Rev. II. R. j Keath gave the morning message, ;y taken fvcin James 1:1-4, and took c for a subject: "But let. phtience r have 'its perfect work," which was* very good. r At-3;3u o'clock Sunday school convent (I by the Supt. The topic for <l's'nssien was: "Christian Stewardship." ' 1 The Young People's Society was- g nper,o' at 5' o'clock by the Presi- ( dent. The topic for discussion was.: "Why Is Gossip Hc.rniful." r The disc ussion was opened by Mr. Augustus Lads on ami Miss Kottio [ Brown opened the ou ting. | The?evening service?hegnn nt t| 8 o'clock by the Rector.., His text j s is found in I Kings 17:13, and selected for a subject: "Faith," , ( which was endeed enjoyed by a ' i IPrgo attendance. ------ t j Worship with us through the I summer jiioiilkc_arul keen cool .1 t CALLED1 .TO CLEVELAND. (b! C. i j I Mrs. Martha Richardson left l tho citv Sunday for Cleveland, y where her brother, Frapk WftrWer, Sr. is tQ b^?kHwrrfTTzed upon'her /f arrival. Mrs. Richardson is the mother of Samuel Richardson . of f Lykeslaml, S. C. '.and Major and ? Lewis Richardson of -407 Oak St., Cvty. e< - . . V F.I I 'DMh > Ceil ifr JUNE 22, 19IJ5? LLEGE/JU - * * ?... i * PASSES'""' c. NRIETTA OWENS >f God Well Done." The paster iev.?&.?A., Bethca?pi i nthud? ttneral just as she llred. Solo, Hiss Jestinc Caldwell, /'I've Done tfy W oi'k. She y us a. iu^al?mom>er of Bethel A. .M. K.Church and lerved there many years. She L/as always ivudy and w-iUi-r.jj fr~ vprk in any capacity. During her years of service in he -church she. was a member of he Deaconess Board, Stewardess Joard, Missionary Society also a lass leader. To know her was to ove her. She leaves to mourn h.er ass, a h vitro husband,.three child en, Lau tilld children, oiic'slser, two brothers all of St. 'Mat-; hew, S. (\ tinil f| tnd r,f ihd friends. The beautiful floraf rib lit os were many. MT. LEBANON A. M. K.~V CHURCH "r_ Rev. K. F. Johnsim, Pastor Due?West?^Quarterly?ConfeVnce was well attrrntod "on Satur^ lay. with the Presiding Elder. J. 1. Bonn Jr. presiding. The rolorts wef0 very good especially he report on baptisms. There vere fifty children baptized in a ingle service on the-.-econd Sun-' toy in June. -Ninety dollars will over. the?Quarter.?? 1 A very .interesting, meeting ofl he Sunday School was held <>n Sunday morning Timely remarks vere given by ' Presiding Elder JenriT" At 11 :B0 o'clock" he ascend-' il The rostrum and preached a vonttfcrful sermon, which \va? y noyed by all. ' After this service hiisin..<-- i->r? I'om Saturday was completed. The evening, service was very veil attended. At. 8:00 o'clock levs. W. S- Hkuvthorne, P. L. Ely, k II. Burns, ajid J. E. Vauss have lot forgotten their honip church, VJt. Lebanon. r? Mesdames. Ella Cowan, Addio t.~Ellie, Julia "Roberston, Ellananda Richardson "and Miss Eufia tones attended the Woman's Con-, erence in Columbia last ~ week, diss Jones was sent from Dopddrs but accompanied these ladies, 'hey reported a very enjoyable and n-truetive mceting._ . j Miss Jure Walton of tliv. nv'.lh,. i.pending Inn?v:u'ation \l'i111 her Etrents, Mr.' and Mrs, Vharton. Miss. Inez Hawthorne left for tsheville, X. C. Friday. - Mr. E. A. Sussewell is urging he ctioir members to come to iractic. Miss Ilazcl Young of New York 2ity has spent thQ winter here md.will remain during the'sum-, ner. Everyone likes fre-h air. The West Greenville baseball earn will play the Due West team lere on July 4th. KASTOY F.K N KWS T. I'll 11.1.11' A. j.M. I-:.. ( III HT II \N m. Cautt.. l'astor _ 1 sninlay I was pikiicI it toil, o'clock with a large tit '< mlnnee of yoi.p** pcoplo.'trnil aiolts. ' .l'tviiiulion <lav created lew 7. a I , n?- .inspiration "in the Sunday M-h< '1: 'Several pupileuro. prcijpnt. ?: and?g iYon?cert it'iat< s. ' ' At ll:4n tlu' .Seven Wonders vast, carried out xvith nuudj, sueT'yv. ; At 8:410 Rev. I. is, Reed, pastor if th?. W.'lUmvV Circuit preached . loblo sermon. ' .Mrs. Rosa I.. Gantt will h ave in i few days f. i' Tul-a, Oklahoma, he Quftdrcnnal meeting of 'th iIis.siof.ary Society. The numbers ind friemls of St. Phillips Church ra\*o her a purse tp make t rawing bay moTT7 compiler-?-?7??.?? ANDERSON MAYS By AV'illa Mae Alexander Mrs. \Y. Week and Miss Maggie Butter . are. 'attending summer icmooi at oiaie .-v. (V in. i/oin g,e. )rangt?li>urg, S. *C. Rev. 11. 0. Ardoisoit is doing lively in Taceca, Ga. where he is. pending some lime fur his health. fovv.?IH'itiel of Bottom & ' Ci?4s-i (astpri'ig RoyaL Baptist Church lairing tin, ahsr-hoo ul' Tip-. Aiiiiur. Oil. > Rev. S. C. Campbell, and Miss Christina Thomas left Monday iioi ningt for the Convention jjn )ayton, Ohio. ? Prof. 1). II. Thompson^ visited he Greeftvilk??Summer 'School Holiday". *" Mic... rir.vi= It.-.MfVil.*., ' II >resent Anderson in the Palmetto Lauty Content, June- 24th. Watch our contestant. Miss Julia Beatjty motored to Lsheville, N. C*. Sunday. Mr. Lee. Stovers of . Asheville, 4. C. visited relatives and fHeruTs" >ur?day. Miss Claudie Burris has retumJ from Columbia, S. C. ! I I !..?< I ? i>c* LY 1st IHH 2nd Calvary (lives I ?? Cnique RecepHtm t---?1. < Al 1.14-;???t}n?r auxil- j jahi-s i f 'It,. S <'a;va'V I j l.-' . I-!.mii h . uvo a (ita/luale He- ""I" coptioti last TO- '.H.v mpl.t,' Jim;. 18 in thti basf-in' !)' -jt' la. ..j ' I I iti"ir ;;'i t?m' .vrrx, !::i l '.'Ta<l :a'; T~~r "" tin;s;.,- i ;T,.y < ui -> fr>.iu [ air\ school at.y w 11 < .. i tin?vpih* aril 1 iilhuits^rintaU. . AI ..nit v.vuivc ?> ' tiff'"' | teen, cams w re fit r, ;t- all : <!iil not attend. The following ?. | mam -\va.- .* {rivet,'; A vocal sr>!o by Mis? Tk'inj.o Ka;f'I'M r solo by Miss. Mary.A-neA Harpc., - , a ipiartet of younw in. is. Vjno-t'Vj from Vnvrrh y. <;"hr.y" PttVV~}'"}fl Turn bt;r>. The H.r>I-way by Pa of. T. 1.. -Pinlipji .. i . :,. point.".1 na't a' * in i'l'v-'' f'.iito. -A-r?h-^r- an Ik !t~T" case| his adulre*-- way very timely I an'Ij. Veil ico1;'. ell, Ainoii'vr ti:* ? y who lf'-jiornicii .to tnif-t wore: Mr." Kilwin Russell, i Mi-s Sylves'.n p Roach. Mis.- Naomi Xeal atai *chocs were born,, by Mi*. Minor Sullivan from StatT Vol bore. Mr!:' i iifttw?T-lioi?f?-on ft'oni Johirrnir " -if?wmifh. All-. Vivian .N'ir."c fi?m Ronoilict. yhre-A'rt,- nan! Miss- Tlio-" m.a-ina iHiekett*- tjom SpcHrnav PTTtll CO. The p.cv. AT. M. Poa. . ,l?ast<>r mailt* the closintr remark?. The holies of tho church serve.1 refreshments.^. ' r f .VIM.ISt I: M w s' 4 -p 11 . ?? : J lie popple of- i;... ( I li.-ie. a|>. j p. irnirbr to church' be.;:.:. It se-m- Lb -i'krr? al: "the eh ircj;.-- ..t n.'t". i'e I :?'U I.ew. :iThe mir.:|V a:- lb, rliappv to sec it.,, *. . . . I , , . (p.. at fi t !\ t-t.* i\ i. , ' . f > I T.Vilir pVt'T \\'ii.-,ia7iV- <'l;ap. 1 A. M. I'-.- Ziuh ('li;n i-- v.a- h. . f.ukc Sat ind y V. j; J . I >. ; (' T'n??l?y J>r? ?: !:fJ ~ 'J'l.-? fr7K\'v. U. K. Ililliuiu "tVi'? ill* if !? -1 -..'~ I h-.'ji i ^ \\"a- "J~ r' ( <1 ill! t!H' Wily (*??"' '"t'!< fl* J VI l? >1.1. "t ! r. [ ;. %v:,' ;a , . ; i,:v/u!l: ; . J. % Suilcm M-h'.- 1 i?.-isi? M ! ,.. no: al InnsV wi-h tiii- S j?:. M r. K. K. Sims anil nt! ii ! ]?-. at t hi-ir i>, -p ,, tivi* pl.ai'iv: T '? , 1? .-.-on w;u. uT.! >, (lix-il.-y.il aivi ! v'j v.i'.r. At *i I :.*:?.? ! ?r. 1 > < \> y eantv t<. p h Mo-..7 n- us . pjowji t'n.nj ;-A.ai wit!, two tallies of y<-.-tini. : y i:: M - - ? hi'' (J. W ilC'l 1 r 'I I I" r" Al?.ill.I. t'l.a'r M..-:~ Av;rrr.T"rr-7- ? th.lt- tin- skin . f wliil.' hi- talk; \\ r h htai! far f.itl -i!' i-ijri | IK '!>: 1'V.jrht .. y> i .; a. . ' lit- ns--r?-evrr ^tv-..+X; foiv. Our hearts Itji'til'ii v ; lie p, t 111- mall i'! ( ! ! pi ";i ill >. ' jl\ lli'ljt V-|>!- - ' II:':: ll. .i. Three' VI . k- +; .1. M. - j, kins.. .IV. ai-lit ! ari'i'.Ma , - . stirrii.y >t i in-.!!.. :' j.u K . I..I. IS:22, Now wra p .I, ~th-'a r.i "h.? ihintrs. he .auhI flthV hi)-?: yet :* ? k- } c-t thou i n't- till;'-:'?SeTl- "J! "that . Ihou hast, aii'l Vist riaur*- ti?! u.'.l! a: .flliMl." 1,a-V-.-tlea ..i-e ?! in 4u-a'\ i n atvii vo'i.ii "f i/ \\ . " ?' ; While On- y-..;V urn. ? . . 4h? rhn iVtV \\a: r i7-VT v..!t-b ' < holy |:.i i;?-itM- ' he. l- .Was?a. l-:'i'! Jimr. in the "I i ea'iup. . *. i\ Jit:rjW"TieT qi,a: i"* 1 y '.'.t'TVV" "M i-iul JV.TJ.". wa- iai- .ti. _?1'laiJay .night, the p ? 11J11 : *ii was Vivy'ly - -. p i-.-; a .-y hplirrd when the Stewnr'iessr*- *?. f Wi" :a ' I 'V.i i ,?fa i r. -i . , -tl ::il:p'. ""Sli'-Wel- of. "hle'ss- ~p iVy" with t.iwir uiyiw full ? :* jr."e * t-rv. TInis'a that' 'vvro present Wi iv -Mr. li il 4iier. .Mt^r Kwi<' .V jiian. Mt>. Nette Me-ihu-k. M y P ail -I ai'! .Mrs. Ay" - S. S'inis. Tia'-re were, -.ethers tlar' -'.nt. thy* lii'i Mi'. tn,-.- ' .May the '' l.enl sef'.i f;ts hlussiil'V. lll>.i-i!l tin-. "h< faithful tK-jifker?. l>r. !-uy-.;e Oauki:." if ITiii-:. 1S. ('. i- in town thi< week* -. tr I .>!) < 1 ?t\ :kiri4 S .iiiSj V., aiuj v i 'ay w-Im ri' ivr- in; .Mr,'R. C. | S;;ih?".>;:'J< mhTdrjV si$ home. "? j M j-tin. S:m>. .jr. a:-d Afrtu!(>Ui.il J'iir.s" birthday pa.it v \v. |-, I L'iVi-.n at tin- home of Mr. a: I I.Mr.-. Maritcu Sims, tin parents of 'thv.se ilfildrn. * M nt< n \vi s tohn: | Au'i.v (I no II" > . Iha r h i..! iv' i a > ~ I joyed ' hrmseh os . to t :u- lii.u'lu, . i The two children havy the. same birth date. Mr- Iter: * ShoA'.-n i< .oi. ; 1., -t? k ^' list. N\ v.* h opt Jar luni art t a: h - a? rcc ropy. \ hj Ml l.l.lNS NKWS I <*' \ - J ^ -Miss B. (f Mii'lins, erne of our teachers who has the ontereVt of \v thl cDinmnni!v aT~ "hoaH :m well a.< the sclvol, ""si.-yeii, over nrd? gave an excellent play entitle: *' "Oh Susan" for th M*.'olive IVp list Church whicTi was indeed a ^ irreat success. The proceeds Were li t\v?nty doilfisr and twenty cents. 1)1 The 'community lo:v<\s Miss B. j e.i | Mullins for her untiring labor A tyath the children. We regret very > w J much to say that Miss B. C. Mul- t p . lins has resyfned ..for another j Jt I year. _? ....j.......? .? 5_ K( <)NI) SKCTION , ??fit ICE: 5 TENTS OUGH 5th >ly Trip .And Revival " - *" r y. < . U sfMfiN. I' VS i ?.?U (?K '! Kf\ ! I V !; \ I |. R+1 uVj| * < <M I M:i;i V. S. ( . : '! ' ! : .. i y-.y\l . " . 1 _.t. * r. .'.""7. ' ;; !.Vw \ jY cuj;/ ' " ? -?7 I? \ f- .' -' Ti w-hr.If w . "!" ' ' . v.. :??: " w.i : j .f.. : ;*. j ha.- . ... V liapjiy ii'! 'i ?i. ' "''r-tr * ?! * i .** - ? II fi- I... i.: .III ;!. \"-a i' .* ail'lit.-.: .< jJ'' f \\ .. i?" i;.. ih.v' ;; v. ".. , i* i\', :! :'! I. 1 > > i ' I a V a!.?i" "u- ' i . > 4 ii-gi iv \\a.< J'* i l* i \ \\ i MS" *.'M^\.N. -W.V . v K:*. t)v. V..;, :;k-v- ;i;. i-e's ; . .. iivinyr ;i N'v ' TTf -* * ik.idm. f,a>-,-n- ~ S*: ? >!. Vcll? 'I " ul.i mi' I 1't* V"r C Mt: i -!'mu L l.ap? :?:?-? -rrt-?-. . " ?:?rrr^ ci'.}" i .i tr. city, <*>;;' : , C : X. t\ ,i. ; w ;: ' : : ' ? 'in S. C. ;i> :: . i.-?? . i sia. u; < : - i? .. U'.??;? "M" ' *.! jr j . \Y I a;. Sums'. iv ' -- sm nscph Wyndhiim " Laid To Rest 1 r. :a--IT-. _v j Iv.lv.'ar4--Wy>-4 ? sum..4*' -1 la-'' Mi.'ay niirht at h!-t, i;."-. .. W'.. ij!? >?., ! wu- ' ' i*. yUv.:r.'.r.p. S. C., : r.i "!-]y si of. parents. ' s:; v' " r v-i ']> v.";1. = \ cry r.'.cr' 1 \ roar-si his fa Pari".'.! \* !-..n hVyh iham, who :t- a srtv" t'ss's-fv r str.-.i jU'earjH-.tK '-H.'.' si. !o. if--- tmrrh't his. son t: :i !.' * ;\v. : .front, Trnnli.nvi np <!< ath; carponterincr " was ;- main I;-;; si ? A< a carpenter he. wh- an o:<- < Hv,\v- y';rv! hv^fTTTny!'^ froth' ~ i-.'l'i.' ht' DHVi'il in Kllnr-.-e a-fill a imilr man: I'. v a-" there he .met H-'? T il'.zlw. 1'nvtvv. daughter of :??>' la* Mr*.: Marsha noH.v nni| ?rrri'Th'J. - i 'i'-c year later she ? ! i1-': ritrr ohildl'rth. -Throe yea! si t,.v he 'married Miss, S?i?:inf-*fraf:o: ... ! :1;.,-Ja?c Mi>. I.ixaie- ' nrhv Wyvlhann . After 8 yearsmat rhyfS'ny;' she too 'died. Seven . inter he piet..Mr?Emma \v of the late " John iv.ai'.il thev wore happily mar nr.-l'MreH ctmii-ntoil, and )jany ''or .1" year?; (t i.hildron were rn:'-1 irirls an el two hoy?. Tn ;!-f?3T when Bethel wry?. ro iili*had ehnrtre ,.f the \v rk i .11 m<! he-fve'rhe.! Jav anil iur.t "aM.hl'i.'.lv??r++^?lHiii>l'ni'j ? tttr :t wn~ rmtntrtre.-Jr'TT*? pastor-* ' V- I (> r-wman v.'h.o assisted 1 !.e <? Ct .;>a.i re:.!.- -ay? ne 1 t-he !i!",e?t wo"kn;on, this* ride of avoir. . ' 1 lis-i .T.:'y. hut re.un-- " j ate;.'. T'meo week? nro he wns . X ?' ! n?rr~d?Trrrr ed ilh nt:]^ Friday rirht. June 1-Jvh at 1 :'l,> -the end eanie. Ho wa? _i arc ra'iv.od Sunday .if-*r!>itO?. f* \ !M- /-M... _ . -r.. iJiuirn. r'l Hrv. d..l roorh^vi '}<! oHV, Alv.::{ ! .000 attend-?N 1 the firhor.nl. The church waf il! hours heft re time. Tlymh Xo. Tj~. *1~iPo.i by "The pae'tor: pnaver ns ofTovod hv Ucv. Freeman. The dlmviiv.:?rrrr<>n< -pnko ' r,rj the* I'Qgrani; Hv- \\\ K, Mc.Tunkins, . Yi.iizabo: h F.b.iulu.,?Pro TV . Simrloton. P-nf, ,T. \V. Kioholns, ov. >T. C\ Hunter, Pov. ,T. r. Coins,. JMis. .Tohnsio Williams. SCrion U- Rev. T,,. 0. Bosnian, tnk- ; n fmn St. .Tohn 1 -I:f?j subject: ns delivered xrith;-p5ve<?r, aecom- ~ ~ ' " anied with th0 Holy Spirit. He :avaiL_to niourn his loss, a de(Continaott on Page 12) L 1 _?~?- ..t . -*~ZT?A?.~ ? _r_. ' * * ' ! ?