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JP fl|? t ?"v - ? I "The New ~Rider" f i Speaks ijow > | Yom The, Treivches^ I py I A Rev. K? Philip Kills Y ATLANTA FOR CHRIST The above cpiild be easily made' ? ?the- Bubjeef-foh-Hre girt, at evangelistic campaign that was scheduled to begin among the white people in tli.it city, June <Vth. through tlu ; JOth, 1 have never witnessedjuore publicity for, governor or major', election than for that "city's wide' revival.' Gipsy Smith, St.. was the selected s|X'akei', tl?W soeiiiingly every white .person in that city was talking of tln.it meeting. It C was advertised in nearly every sioie window in the business section oT that great city! Circulars were ^c.ng?carried" daily .from" houser to housV. Strict cars did not only carry Juige signs on the ? ? - out. . th?s-ot?at cMctX-isat tiisno' attractive pamphlets and l'olio. poitanee of a religions awakening in this Metropolitan City. The old , City .yuuitonum was' yiuisin the seat for the i yivaj,' and the- arlai.ireineiiis were tr.o most com plete that I haw ewiu?set n. choir of 2,000 voices mule up o$. ?c?vvt' o members oi .the- many church "choirs of Aiiatna wins organized to do thia This ' within"itself \vas a liotable feature for spiritual Wispir.it 1011. Tile .big pianos were to be?t-?e- musical instruments -for,this mammoth choir, pot. less than, five hundred members would bt. present' to sinif at each service, morning afternoon 01 ~ "TwnihgFCaii anybody lnTVgiwc God would be displeased wivh"'such ..? movement in honor of his name'.' Dot We .not know that tiod"" wilb bless any rac- or nation that will put over such?a-prt?gi*mt Erf him. This organization in part follow JDr. \V. A, Shetoii, tiener.il Chair111 ail. Dr. Hubert. \V.< Burns, UieeChairniun; 1 S., Mitchell,, -Jr.'. Treasurer; and James A. Morton. Secietarv of. General Committee. Preston S. A.rkwright' uiui \V. A. Parker C'o-Cht rmen of Committee on fiance. Dr. Kills A. Fuller, Chairman of Committee" on bdiiu-??' ihgr< meaning the auditorium) Dr. Kyland K'nighc^Ghuirman' of Committee oiT college , prayer imeting. Dr. Kobtr \V7~Burrrs.-t!hatr,;;.rn m - Committee on eiitert1 innv.nt; J. Wells/ Chawinan of, (iimniituv 011, Ushers,; Dr. Charles A. .Sheldon, Chairman of Committee oni Music; ' C.--A. Titus, Chairman of personal workers; 'Dr. Willis A.,, Sutton, Chairman of Commute.-. to arrange specJ-l services for chilifr^n. M. ti. Clark, Jr. Chairman of Committor for young people* Dr. Louie I). Newton, Chairman, of Committor rpn publicity. , ' ' STATEMENT ?>F-^f^fMlTTEKS ? It i* the imp'.' nf .tin.' t i [ i iir oharmi-uf tlfo citV-wi.'.u ; nt ot i 1 ig; that friends :frem >.Very, walk ./life will find opportunity . to heai Gipsy Smith. We are bringing. this trreat-nr.^ror.-r' i,, -Vrl>T-T; with the on<*>thought of serving all who w111 hiar bim, . rd urn- rem.? "mittees have been ye,ry diUg/btto "arrange.every possible detili.N for' the comfort of; the-'publici Radio broadcasts '.will be announced from time to,time, for the .-ke of those who cannot at tor. it the meeting*'. Th<& auci t (?f 11 ] in o. ill Ln, 111.11 ] J |11 ' r with a sp-ciaj loud, speaking .yv:-t?m tl#.;t all may easily hear tin singing and the sermor.s,;?A large corps of experience ushers will be on hand for every service to seat the people, and other wise '-"attend their needs. The committee it. charge of th- building will maintain, an office at the auditorium to meet k ny emergencies th.it may arise at any Th" Georgia Power <'ompany will provide spe cial street curs for the convenience of the cro\vds each evening, as lh"j' the !lidit"!ium. ^P7"^* cFT trafic -dr'" r- s1. ' ' "i i ?t&?parking of automobiles, and the safety of tin! laij!r-. crowds:" Now all of these |ii eperatiLns are being mad-, by whit* people so as to get a blessing from God., When ever, you find Negroes undery king such < ' un organization, it .'is for the ptiivpose of electing bishops and general'officers, -at a general conference. NKOK^ItS. DON'T LOOK I P It appiars to me 11? t the Christ -?. ian .leader/, of our racial giui,ip are fast asleep at th?5 switch or our watchman upon the .wall of warning see no cause for alarm abou! people,that iafi se icely t-xhft. Ngrot's in the penitentiaries arc fearing a sight, hi iter in some c;<s? es that many of the Negroes in city .streets and oy highways of the country, if white people who control th wealth of this world would see ?th '"he. es-vity of ,-uch religious revival n< now being held in Atlanta, it does seem that Negroes who have nothing, ought be ?interested in a meeting : iniilmv The white people who have all of the preside ills, the governors, the supreme court judges, the solictors Sheriffs, Juries, rail -roads '.-.nd mines, ar> coming /to g< ther for I? revivals in older to receive greater Diessirigs trom t*o*l, while ,\< groes run .away from the church seeking aid from ?x?Kfcf departi ments, standing in bread lih's, ^ .and wGiling about what will ber . come o'* Us. W? rfiu*t rea'HkeTli'at all our help must come from Gol and how can we get it without our asking him in oraver. Right here in Charleston, the white peol) pie ha,re had two city-wide rcvi - vain this y^ir?Lie.?Ggrkioq?a?--i New York, was guest speaker one -of them and Dr. Chanmell of ( Birmingham, Ala. conducted the , 3econd meeting. / Both made?4a?f intr impression*. Tune . jn with God, is the only remedy for these" times apd Negdoes had bettj.v follow the whate people's revival ev in pies. The people, do- I ing more for God will get all they i ed. from God.?\Yw a-r-e told that -t a lawless crowd of Ndfrroes in a ( certain sect'on of New?York, I banded themselves together, and event froiy store to store und took what they wanted?despite the-pro' test of the owners or police pro- ~ tection! . This is not the way to >btain honorable results. And if t -Negroes 'persist in -persuing such J a,sinful course it .means that they ? will be packed in jails until their ! .let If.ng "out ~ - " - 1 1HE GENERAL CONFERENCE 1 ? ? ' i Already some mistakes have been t dn-^the selection of delegat-" ? . _s'ti| the. electoral colleges. Some : <al general conference charfac- ! ers did not get away from their | octal churches. It was not be- < cause they were unwurthy but I ecuuse liiiitl prejudice existed, j ~Ym1 what is most regretable, is I hat thosi;. churches have lost i ecognition in the general confer- I nee. For the representative they < ,#vv pending to the electoral col- ' dge will get no further.' A man < n.-t's a power in an Amen cor- ) cr may' not be worth his salt at a. general, conieivnce. And bifg as Negroes will allow petty culousne<sr getting even,- lik^s nd <Jislikes to influence them to .cleat merit and ability, they T a ye a lonjr ways ye t to go. Its i serious reflection upon our self ] ated intelligence. To be continued. Watch the "Leader". . 1 PROF. Bl'RGESS. MAKES | 4 Sri 1 / i XT ."VI D * ' ? A?sl G .Nirt fc.N TS Solith Carolina' Tuberculosis^ J _Iuiunu;t?.e of which Prof. John ' \ Burgess, of St'te College, ' nan, an.),- Supt'l MSdr (J. A. John 2 'on. of Columbia, is the most acceptable-lsecretary and treasurer, i eci. ,ed in its annual meeting at 1 'olunibia last MkVrch that one of ( s nu rnbcfs be appointed to visit ? very- summer school this year in , . ite.ri.st at. the association. And i rtL keeping with that request the hairnian has made the following ssignments: Greenville, Prof. W. "t A Arm wood; Rock Hill-, Mrs. M. vluntvith Simpkfns; Darlington, . Rev. H. C. ButUr; Marion, Mrs. Jibbs;'Charleston, Rev. .E. Philip ( liUisi-lBenedict-Call.cgeT Columbia , Dr. I... M. Daniels; State College j rangeburg, Mrs. Mary' J. Miller t Katie; Betti's. Academy, "Prof. H. ( 1 1 ^ . lllnn.lnl.. Mr j. i 'tiiiivi.;, riuvinma , i , :H>ur U rroll; Kingstree, Mr*. M. ] \lio-* I.;t'Sain?, Sumter, Prof. W. 1 W. Wilkins. *T. Ll'KK A. Mi K. CHl'RCH j The Free and Accepted Masons, ' vill be gue.stft at our church- on vVilson St., Sunday night to cele- mate John the Baptist Arraiver- 1 ,. ry program. Program for Sunday; 6 A. M. " .'Vayor niiviinc: SHJ "Sumhty- a.hool afui adult Bible class; 7:00 P. M., Allen League; 11:15 A. M Pr .iching by the pastor; 8:15 P. ir .. m I.V... >1 . , sl-K'Cl?l .HUSUIIH. ll|.CVS'.~gc "J : -t>;t. u.fi ' ??' : Everybody is cordially invited '"hot. the members pray for an out , . _juur.ii.jf of the Holy Spirit. "Let us advance on our knees." SPARTANBURG NEWS - Mt MnrPi? Ch itr<?K "^tev. A. M. Matthews, Pastor the .usual hour with teachers at their post of duty. Sunday night the pastOr.jtook his text from Matthew $7:42, What Think Ye of Christ, subject- * "Christ, the World's - Mystjery." r.his was wonderfully explained. The Men' Relief club met, at the ' home of Mr. and Mrsi J. H. Coleman, Ib id Hampton Ave^EridayV' "^UMo 21sc, at Mr30 o'clock A course s - -of punch, lee cream""and' crackers was served. The club adjourned ( co meet in the basement of the " ihurch. . ^ Th^ nla>r in motion r,ifetur?s. 1 ---VJ * ~J ~ -- - I ' "Heaven Bound" will be presented ' in. the near "uture. - , The Superior club met at-The home of Miss Evelyn Jackson on . S< uth Liberty St. Tuesday night. Hub Dots Mrs. Azalee McGhee left Mon- , - -iay-rnio riving for-The-capitobtnty-to attend the 'Bathing Beauty Con- j test. " ? "* ,~.~ Mrs. Katie Bythea and sons left , for Sumter due to the illness of i her father. Mr. Bonnie Patten has returned fo the city after spending a week J in Union visiting Mr. A. R. Benon. . Miss Rice of 508 Horseshoe St. deft the city Saturday for Philadel- ' phia. Mr. Douglass of North View St. . is spending a while ifrl PitT-shore. ? Mrs. Leila Wiggins has returned , 1 u tr>*- ciy niier sfrervunj?- inree weeks iti AshevilTe. " "fc "* i Among those attending summer school in Greenville are 1 Messrs Kenneth Brewton, I/eroy 1 nnd FfVfdio Turker and Ix>is Keene, -* Lueile Porter Mary' Su<j Patterson. Those elsewhere are Ora L. Foster, Flora Powell, Gladys Coleman. Sunday was a beautiful day for all ehwreh goers. . ] At. 11:00 o'clock the Mt. Alex- < ander Baptist Sunday School was j called to order by the superintend- , ent, Bro. C. L, Waters. The teach- i Y -----r-."" TH w? w?w at thole boat. '/ The pastor, Rev. D. C. Clark came with a prepared naessage as jsual. The subject was "Tjhe Six" Things That Cod Hates." Golden Street Baptist Church is well pleased with their wfew-elected pastor, Rev. D. C. Clark.- A great revival is being conducted by the r>?w pastor.?Great crowds ft re coming out each evening to hear Nim. , SUMTER NEWS'0 The Twenty- Fiffh "AhiunTT South O rolina, State meeting of :he Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist .Episcopal Church is now histofy. A large, leleigation of women assembled.-at Emanuel M:-"j E., Church on Wednesday night!, June 19, for-the opening meeting. The meeting* was * success from every angle. The State President Mrs.T)aisy B. Tay 'am norriofl Aiit hot* U'nll nroiuivoil program in a fin^ manner and >v< s v^ry much pleased with the loyal support of the- visiting delegates and-th?? people?of-?the?etty^ : Sumter is proud to boast of keeping' three banners thi>s year. The banner for the Ditet, Mrs. J. A. Jones, Pres. was won agi-in also :he banner for the Jr's, Mrs. M. V. Glover, Pres. and the local auxiliary with Mrs, R. P/iPalnur, Pie. ident; won the ^banner this y? i r. We ^must say, Hurrah ar.d three cheerts, for our Sumter reports. Amount for the DLst. $500.00, for ihe local auxiliary $202.00; and for the juniors $10.85. A large deleg tion from the city left on Friday and Sunday foTulsa, Ok'.a. to attend the qua.lrennial mission ry meeting of the A. M. E. Church. Some of the folk attending the meeting from Sumter are: MesdamesS^S. Rice. [Jula Crawford, ^l'innic Benbow, Misses Elizabeth Brogdon and Sis:er, Mrs.- Heyw* rd, Mrs. Annie Sanders and Dr. and Mrs. Spears and daughter, Miss Blanche., _ ~~ The Good Will Club held its egular meeting on Monday, Jure 17, at the residence of Mrs. Q. E. Uonyer?. - The. topic for discussion At?s: The Negro in business. All j 'nioved the verv enthusiastic meet n?'and ^be delicious tt*?-cream'and ake served. Miss Hallie Hampton l? wick iit this writit|p. Mrs. I. D. Pension is attending summer seRcoi-;*t Hampton In-t. Miss Frances Lawson arrd the groups of little girls who particilated on a program given by Miss ffampton at the school I nd the retent flower-show here mo to re. I to Columbia cn Monday afternoon do ->nder their folk dance at the Bathing Beauty -Contest. M ss U'wson directed the danc?*. . Prof. ind. Mrs. liuwsMn accompanies.) tr.e . tarty to Columbia. Myre. K. I.. I Prioleau and children and Mr. A. I ft. Donnelly motored to ~Columbia 1 i!so to withes^ the contest. Misses Marian Murray, and Etta Worthy ivere in the contest. Rev. W. S, (*wei?.s, Pastor Winnsburo. S. C. Sundliy vas opened by Supt.^S, A, Moore, I l'he lesson wC ^beautifully taught L jy thfcvtvacheis; Mrs! Etta Gra- I ".am addressed he Sunday school, i Mrs. Ella Graham the evang*- I 1st, is bringing to uH some won-, derful sermons. Ijast week, njn'e persons were converted ami join-, -d the church, Sunday .moininn he used, as a text St. Luke'2:*7. subject, "The Ciowded out Christ" Sunday nrtrrht Isaiah 8:5-1 "The icings High Way," These were eari l'dt sermon*. Ihe_.Waytrf.ui "Wandorif tneL_a4,. hi Home tff/Mrs, Laura Rookinanrf Th<- Ushers Board met with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Campbell, afer the.-business transaction of joth of these meetings the hosU sse's "sbtved refreshing courses. Ri i, and Mrs.'Owens and Mrs. Pita ' Graham woi o dinruu^ guetdK- 71 the follow j ng mentberB: Ml1.# ir A. Mttgrcrr .urs. -hd.uart - Camp.;- = >eU, MHs. Eliza Williams, Mr.-*., ieorgi Ti? pp and Mrs. A. Hull. Mis. .Chariotte Bowl man .underiVaverley Hospital. We pray Foi ter a speedy recovery. ANDERSON NEWS By W. M. Alexander The Women's Home Aid*Society >e.d its TiK nd Lodge meeting at Mt, Carmc.l Church last Wcdnesav-hriday. Mis. Nettie Taylor s responsible for the meeting, oon vening at Mt. Carmel. She iie> ocal lodge president. Delegates attended from ^11 parts of the itate. Miss Lizzie Sir.gKr, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Singler accompanied him. to his pastorage Sunday at Gin.'pstee>Church. Rev. Sfng.er resides in MoCormick, 4* 'J. Andersonians are betting on Joe Ix>uis. Who are you betting 'i.? Mr. Jurius A.exander, Way-rvay Mack and others were seen tt tn eenville?<me evening?(hot ?ve<.k. Rev. H. C. Anderson, is doing licely in Toccoa, Ga. where he is o spend one month for his health. riis wutr, mrs. Alice niKieisvn mm Odessa McDonald motored to TocMonday to visit. Rev. And' r >n. The Your.# Men's "Roytil i'welve" Club piet with Mr. Julirs Alexander on- Thomas St. Mon Jay evening. Those procsnt were Messrs J. C. K-ilKf, Charlas Fuller, J. C. Johnson, Huston Coleman, Henry Davis, T. V. Nash, Wayman Mack, Johnnie Prirv^le, Wiifter Cochran" iitiLJuliug Alexander,, Mr, T, V, B PALMETTO LEADEK I . Niuh i* pievident nf thi*. club.-Mr Charks Puller. Vice- ?lV's; Mi Huston Coleman, secretary; Mi William Matt-rson. treasure! 9-ndwiches, sweets and ivw^uuiiu were s^TVed. The tuxt meeVini will he at the home- of Mr. J. t un.l Mr. Chai I-s Culler. Misses Maude . Williams, Dori Brown lee and Martha B. . Browi motored to Columbia to witnes the Beauty CeltLol. Miss Brown "The" won fourth pi ce; the same a last year. ? LAKK CITY X KWS _ ? ' IT .|[[ ' ftfv. I;. 1). (.amble, Castor Sural y was a delightful dh, with the olniirfi jfoeit*. The ser vievs, were Thiuyed by all,' boll Sunday school a?d preaching. Tlv Hake City Circuit is wide awak with 'its difl\ l i nt orcaitizaV.iions Suntl y th p.. stor ami his fnmil; were the d nner.trnC'sts of Mr. an< Mrs. E. L. Thompson, This dinne was well pri pared. It seems a if. the people have ;i mud to work The Children's hav program, wn MT, OldVK V. M. K, CHLRCII Rev, A. I). Dawldris, Pestor Sunday School was - call-id order at 10:00 A. m. by the super intendent, Bro. \V. M. Gallniar The lesson was beaurifully taugh and reviewed by the pastor, Rev -Hawkins, ? The nifniber ip| Sunday Schoo was* 40. \ A host^T visitors vver present. At 121 .SO o'chiek the paste preached the. sermon, lie selector very high. At 3:00 o'colck funeral service were held for Si-tor- A man.'a -F)ar by. bv -the [WKinv h'. v?A. I). Daw kins. She was 00-years of Age am died in the faith. Sh(, was a mem ber of Mt, Olive A. M. K. Churcl for years. It \v > our lost bu heaven's gain. ' - BAMBKRG MAYS The' ehrly summer meeting a Emancipation Uapli l Church, St Matthew, S. C. was a success. Oil; pastor, Rev. S. I >. Riekenbackei baptized 2-1 happy souls', at th( close. Large crowd* came to heai the Man of God although Child ten's Bay exercise.* were hold a several of our associate churches Truly our church has Had * a rd freshing shower. Among those of our town .thai an end Oil th^ \\ union's (JuiiVdilioi ar Newberry Ja>t week were Revs M. C. H. Dillard, C: A. Zeigier S. I). RiefceriTjaekcr, Miss Matti< lj. Overstreet and others v.~hos< ilamos.I didn't frot.?Huiy icpoi-Cet a grand session ?Hled .with in formation." Scottish Rjto Masons and Eastern Star will be held at the Canaai HapiM i hil'rll, Hi anchville, S. t'. July 4th at rtn'it) p. m. Rev. \V. R TTowhiair-will preach closing thi day's activities.. All attention now is being givei to getting of -our Sunday S?hoo and H. V. I'. U. delegates read; far tin ?eongress _of chuiol worked 7t !ul clra+w+er- builder that*me?.'tV at Morris College, July We hope .to meet, the old livers an< the new comer?""Our watch word evary Veho'iif to b(r represented On to Morris College. "7 Large congregations., were ou mornjrig and evening at Thankfu Baptist and wtrre inspired with thi strong, sermons bjhtlEp pastor, Rev M. ('. 11. .Dillard. 'All churchw of our town have put over greu prutrriftn- fur the fir-t em vetTr MTty Th^ MiuJity 1 LuiiE m *'i I1 r,r " f'7~ )> ' i '^1' then:. (il.VPPEI.I.K ST.O'I ON N(lTI-:> . > .- - ~3iAz?1 Rev. \V. It. Bowman, Pastor . - ' '</ d)r, I>or.t held his third .quarto he re Sunday and was very )>leasei v/ith our reports.; Our reports ar< as follows; I'aid pastor, $04.11 tustees $04.70, visiting ministers $8.00, Sunday School $0:00, A. C E. League, $2.40, Presiding Elder $0.00. Under 'J'm*. leadership of Mr .Simmons and Mrs. laiurPa Mai \Vhit<j, the "Elite- rinb" is taking on new life. Prnf (inn Hnmptor met the. League last Friday nigh1 at tly- home trf -Mrs. II. Bowinai on Pine St. and said* during his re marks that its - has been so vera years since he" met such a largi number at'a club meetirr7'. Our pastor was at his best &un day morning and fnany teacher on a f a.-' ? ..** 1*1 VAIU IIIVJ MllllJIlt' school maiR' interesting ' remark unreining th? sermon... "The MeDaniel Choir" frori Texas is singing us a "breeze',' a ChappelTe Station. They v.nll sinj again at our church Friday flight June 28th and again Sunday after noon at four o'clock. them a beautiful ho'me on Hardei St. near Allen University. The; are receiving congratulation fror every source. Mrs. Annie Ix>ver, J. S. Swag gard, II. \V. Nowlings and Amand; Frierson, Rev. W. M. Paterson are the pastor went to St. Matthew t se& Mrs. J. F. Bowman; who ? very sick and has been for a Ion; - ----- - ----- . time. ? Mr. Robinson is.also home from ' the hospital. Wo hope that both of thes^ will soon recover. " Mfjj. W. .AT. Pat.erson i,s leading wi;..h_OUr pastor's wife ctifs,! behind the revival growing warm for Friday night, u K you want to hear good pre'achs injr and singing, eome to Chappelje 7 Siutlbltr " s W. M. Paterson, Reporter. ASHEVII.Li: Mi-US ^Irs. 'Katherine R. Player, evangelist fronT New York closed a very successful revival nfeeting at y St. James A. M. E.. Church. Jijue L.-1'ist. Mrs?Ptnyor \vZuf truly a Cod-sent woman and hehl - her p aiyliencc' spellbound each night, The'Int" rdenpininatiotufl C:,uich v Alliar.Cp program was held at the J- Washington Street Presbyterian r Church Sunday, June 'JMrd at7tin s p. m. .. A very entertainim* prograin was rendered by the mem s Jxrs from the various c>.urt hf~ of """ thp'clt>v 7 Mjw-U+rtb fi". Mass-ey. Mis.Pannio 1 laws on ami ]\Iiss .(Lraeo (lawson loft Saturday, Juno 22 nd for Tulsa, Oklahoma to attend the .Woman's" Missionai y .Conventjom Miss Gertrude Wilson lift SutVurday; June 22 for a vj.-it uhi?>nt> " jrelatives ami friends in CViioairo. H Mrs. Ella Jenkinn. who suffered f n broken leg. a few weeks airo js doing nicely at this writing. 1 ley BowIojt formerly ,of Abbeville l> County, who passed av;av June 17 was aecoyipanied here from New i York by her daughter, Mrs. pan' nie l-lvan? and laid to rest Sunday. cemetery, . i ? __l 1.1 I I I.I.?III fl l\?:1. I y NowII;>!le\t Suiiilji'.. ^Mei.d v' on t tid at the tjsuul hour with .the ^superintendent. Mr. (', M. Ciiif< and ali \euchei **0^ di^ty. The le. ontvas \tomlei fully ?liscu>sod.and . >< iiu' interestinjr thpuohts were biouuht ,t? tin* 'heaVerj?, At '11 too - oYloyk Kev. If i 1 !t*st?in 1 fJiti-rcd th,. pulpit iH.ul' delivered a heart felt sermon . \vhieh. ' l enched h -tlu,v hearts of uvc'iyoiio. The door* it of-.the church wore opened anil 4. 9 new numbers joined the- elr.ifeh. i': W'e are plnmvinir a ( hildien's - Day program for July, fit h.-,'On t J tily l:lth t he Kp wort If ' T.< av iK. . will p're eiit a' Co.mimmU," Pro trram Contest hef ween. ;j rhujrcjies, Mint urn drove Hapiisl. Church. I New Zinn .\1. Church itii.l L New Hoi lev M ..I1!. Church. Come . one and all. You are welcome. , Mis. . I\ C. M. lliddelestpn has ! been oil the sick list fpf sor.p1, time. - \\ > are t-iatf--f-*t11 InUtui "I fOYKK Til K ( OMl'.YN VS rViti: V'T ^ i i-eiyyTir^lmnumsv-trt t-PrV? Correspondent) it Kainbu.w Spring.-. -N. t . Juno J-i j: -H* ! 111 ? N I ) y'ii.illy < Vo?h>?bbler > ^ wishes ti) remind ymi that v.'e are ->4iH located m tlrr III aha la . Mountains in t-h*? heart of the Nuntah'du National Purest . itear;j four th.yu.-and feel al*p\c sf-Ti~teyi I. I The weather conditions are wonderful. Beautiful .-urslimy days, and a gentle bret /.<? with the .-.wcet t .fingrai)c(, of the h-voly i W unlain I laurel ami o.!.? i lil .s-'iri: tfhd onewatches h?: ?'' 11 - - aini listen tyii the gin <rling of t-lie flow... . intr s'rvatn.'i^mak- lil'-.-^ seem f , l ite in .llie VtTruTTTniiuI i:e it 'he iiy<?vi1111.;thas su ~ hi1."' blTT'TITor-?(in nt i et .louvf V. h i 11 idirrg through th,.. mountains with i li e ( iiiiipitti. Oiiiiiiiainlri .mdor a t!e;i| sky ui summer blue, ;i bri-k breeze blowing in winj? through breaks in t hu mountains seemed te clear upr my mind from a seiviir 'a/.e caused' by the many wonders ' d' nature. My attention was at traded hy a beautiful winding ' trail byyond it .-.mall boulder only a few feet away back by another opening winding between the tail wind-raked scraggy pines; this ^ path rail on and on, and oddly se eluded little path, very fitting it ? seemed for those who seek eom' munron in isolation. 1^ seemed 1 like a path to an unknown para-, t disc. Our absorption '.bTTlie lieati1 tifnl scenery and conversations " caused us to ride on and until the ' shadows of the evening crept in on r' :?. As the car swunj; around u hors0 shoe curve headed down a - steep curve, a irreat rbmant'ic s orange moon, flamboyant and sjieer facular and which seemed full of s understanding: swept towards us ? -frhrmrt?iri?mi i very path.?Thr 11 light of the car against it- seemed ?_ as a goldeiv stained window 7 it' "seemed to -have swayed on the I't'Pvf '.At' t llA \I?AV>1/1 t l-? A ' 1\1 A/>M OO/IIW - ftuj-s for the mere stretching of th(, hands. Then we came to our t h<'nntjfnl ramp site in a niche in n the mountainside, r'ol ks tttr?m y these mountaihs is groat. "J>rogr??rof the Work Project" The men in this detachment in - the camp building -project .arc niaka ing excellent progress. Thi* camp d site being formerly occupied by o another camp about a year ago, it i?i hnotfly heing_bropt-ht. hack ?q g normalcy. One-would be suK " notkt: "i I'ost Xo. 1 is i-allintr together the I oys < I tlu* World War for instruc on.- to be s.'Vi'ti them throufvh *.ho : sI: i? t Atljt-it.illit Major Hamilton ,!U>t _ a- .is possible, I'U*.;>v : I) if t>> a It. a h ; nice! at Mother .(ii'itVins, ijtHT-Tli'iijl St. Sunday, I one ?l|l j.OJL.ifxJi.jk= 4?ttrn7Tss"of" - Tiport?t-r~. Mother griffin. prised to sho tin- work accomplished by a cadre of fifteen men. llaviTjii , boon piekefC as men who are caphlde. of doing-a good job; the nkm- on?this prbjeet ar(> living up U) par. The Company Commander and other military. officials \yhp" have vi-iti d *tlu' . itc arc wciLoileawetfa\ il li |iJ ii^.roC5 :nn(ir;-4'hr plunrbiltjr eject rival iiji nti'i- V'lirlf will i t'iich its climax iu a lew days Subsistence and ether supplies atje Ik i.njr brought in by convoy. Thre m w ctiroljces. arc expected to ar- .. i"i\e ! tvvei;n tht. I.-taud the 15th. ; .. 'lie reat i.0na 1 putiuft1' 1 >o pile?tlie jfaet t-hal- the men --nrr-faced from every arrprh? hy~ Work other intricacies they are -lit-in** awarded lor-the excellent ~?;rvicci l>?_,thc tympany C o m in an -ii-'t. (.'aptiiin Conrad i\"*95hvi merman. of the fflbth U.??. Infantry ki serve .by recreational trips td nearby?cipes- nndtowns;?On the past- Friday niylit the entity. .Cadre motored to Franklin, North - <'iirul imt v.-hei e t hey cnjoyoTt?ttrem sclvis at <i pavt$* yiv'en at "Mu Aniwx^.?Aniontr. thi>-"o who aittuudu4till' par t ies and Tvh i make up the cadre are: (lee rye Washinrrton, Aitjnp; l>t Seryeunt of Texas; I,.. C. kluanl. Mess Sv"|?eunt;. Jerry Thaeker,. .\\pvelm P^yor, Loaders and (Iijpiye Tucker ot North Caro" Una-; Koosevelt r ranhlin and .Wade\\"i>e ot South Carolina, with new|v_jpromoU',. Assistant ._I.eaders, (iai field Trot t < ! of (Irnfnriinil, St .: ?Atedical- At\(;niTiint, - Nalhartieh WrijrLt. Alexander Withers, liarlow e Hunch of South Carolina with ! .lamesHall. Supply Serpeant of North Carolina, and (Ye Pabhler.) ' M!' South -Carolina, The'Contpany haplai.n. Hew Andrew GihsOn of the. A. M. K. /. Chureh'.hails from CrankI in. N. a distance jnf only t v-? wit niWr?; tYtim the .rjiniti' -ite. ' , [ \\ i-1: t"? 11>.- :i< t!".? yoimjr bral-iv on i.'ke "honey nK.wt:. -;iiu: "1 am' still," I t':',i s!ir.tr .your luve agtysist that. of j-.Mjv other iiidrvninal that otjr.:hon1". n.-.ve'r i-r.il:'* And as I j . . v ati'-h ornttSv inyo!i as. it soyuis . ' * fall Tnfc. nlilivina how ?-i.;t ?.?:* !><thi- darkno-'s cut) think j han l>, wko the moon. . .I ut'il have figured that out H *> > PaJoiier) i?i<r- ymi a hearty ?i odni'jhl". RKTKR D. . SIMMONS. - Correspondent.. LITTLE MOl'NTMN NMWS * "* . . * ~ M i . and MTsT Rol ert 'fohe and In other Ray, -motored"from New - ! laj-J. 3itilltkiyula?tiy.Ume.-i" TT TTf their m<?.lher, Al^s. Carrie I'..he. v Alts-. ICt'hel treli Tube is making ,hur horn'e \yitli her uncle,. Mr. Jiile Tobe . f 1-itlie Mountain since the --death. ol' la r' dwu- mother.' '~r^ Mi-s Frances flawkuis of Col&m i.;a ~|T^)it thc7^week-ouThome with j-a rents. Mr. (luo. Rates and family aredelighted to have his -on Mr. Rink Ji;1*. thorn New. York home l'or a Week. Mi's grandson Edward Risto-. i- >I'-Hin;* ii w-''h also. Air,' ;it)i! Mis. Champ Clark are - to" announce tire marriage of ' 1 .t ) >l;ii.iuhiei-?Ahinnie Log to Mr. -amue! S:.'ininerj-r-Tiiey wcuj* mar;.. i v. ? r...,A#,- s: r e.->M. ? 3Llu-r 1 I1! tutted . !: Jllii" tlll'v found ! > luni h ..i.?Ylioy iiI roiiic with Mr. and Mrs. Clark. On -rune' Id'. ..Mi.-s Willie .Mae. M-itrh. Mi- Ciuiiovs lliwhtrK and Mr. I'ly?-i - II-'iImt. Henry Bruok-S math* a pop rail hero visiting |>a11 ins..? ? ;?~r~ :?- i?? Itl-'.TIIKI. A. M.'K. nU RCII Itov, S. IF. I'.owis, Pastor Columbia, S. \V? dnesday, Irr.v "J'it h Sunday School met at the usual hn'uV With otin-ei s, teaehi. i's ai d i>:!i1 ' i - pre-ont. Wo wove , delighted to <ro Supt. W. II. Young ?i-ut v.in>-,ta^?hi-cM?mtftrptrst'd for* the past twi^ works. A very beau til'ul ics-hm: "flu istiair Mission"; was di * us- od. After the olasH llidy ul tlie Xesstup Professor "If. . I'.aumgai dnor gave-a very pointed iovow which was well taken. Quite a minihPr oT visitors In the Sunday School and church services. All h'pnrttmeiTts of tho church are mov ing harmoniously along. Where ? ?ia:. ii... ?..i....... 111v;i v |n.-m u w ii mil my jmiucvs tlicr,i Huill he prosperity within t hy walls.. \ ' The mo.nuntr service was. well leprosentcd. The pastor's text se--ici't^i iToin .Trr^mrrr^n. { niijoi-t: "The'(lift .of (Tod". This" Avas indecd jrrr iit^p'iiinu' -cl'tneii a". hrot out. 'I'he Promised I.end was a r:U?I ii i In- Israelites, hut they had to st i ive t>> reach it. v For tl> night service, the pastor's text was selectc 'P'rum Maih?1. : subject'' 1 >oos Jesus ("are Tliis was another thamrht. ful -sermon. The 1,c;w^ii,| is ^setting- along very "nicely under (he presidency ivf Mr. Henry Webber. A. very lovqly prngam was put ove during the League hour. ?Friends and welcome. . ' 1 Saturday, June 29, 1935 TjKM.KRS CHAPEL BAPTIST VI etttmcii Rev. W. C. McCoy, Pastor - < - Sellosr, S. C.?Sunday school | opened at the usual hour wit.i Supt. and teachers at 'their post o. 1 rttuly. The lesson was well disj i lm.'ld in the t'lassi's, after which a? the,pastor gave a splendid review. | At 11:30 the pastor eftme before the congregation with a wo"dei ful message, speaking from Heb. o: 15, -All rejoiced as ho cleui\ . tlw-why -between the living and the lead. A( 7 :.'50 seivice_ was- epenC*? irrayfiil and testamondi.-f Sirviee, after-which the pastor again ataik to us with1?another"" >bul- Stirling message using St. J-iimes ,1:21. His subject was the . words of grafting. We were delighted to have visitors present. Ml'. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH v Uev ir M iarksont, Pastor S. S. opened at .the^-usual hour, ? \ j with Supt. \V. (M. Janits and his V t?o-\Yorker> at their post of duty. ? rha lesson v.T s very interestingly taught and- a splendid review by the pastor. At- 11:21) morning service began, ?U., -I < " 'si we ui^uuunai'in^ pt.-sior up "ec,ted his text from 3:12 Exodus. ' This \va.l a woiiderlul message and full of thoughts. Many hearts weix?-made to rejoice lit titis ser- ... vice. ' . At sr:io w- again reassembled w - _jt ;l the Hex". Plouden of Ltatta came to us . with a soul stirring f mdssage from ISt. Luke 19:18, Jes us a savior* quite a few were pi'est ' TTTur_vT this seFvtce-and expressed themselves as having enjoyed the service. -v.. ? r r . M rs. IGI iL ""Crawford- is reported ic not doimr.aolwell at -this writ jng. Mrs.. Copper is still report d iM at. this writing. * ' ' T j The junior missionary met tot '-J he home of Mrs. E. Foxworth Monday afternoon, with-President '.Miss .!. Lister at her post of duty. We were welcome by a large host. After all of the business whs fin, ish' d.Ve were favored with a delicious course of punch and cake. j Next meeting will be- at the .' tone of Miss Mildr^in-James. ... The' Pulpit Aid Bd.rd mfet Wednesday P. M. at the horns of Mrs. Mat y Green. Aft' r the business nuMing, a delicious repast was >eive?i?of whip cream?torrd cake* pi aches, lemonade and candies. Rev. J. M., Jackson and fa mily and Bio. Books weVe the. dinner truest of M r. and .Mrs. Boyd Now- ' lin. . The SeTTelS Tigers defeated score of 22-JO. -' BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. V. A. Janerette 1'istor Last Sunday was an ideal day "Til Bethel 1 hrioifho'lit thi? dny =V~ --dbirdhr int)rn111m, the regular order of service was conducted by the pastor.' . After which the sermon was can se'l.?>d aiJd <- good old religious soul stirring and heart" felt experience tVe -'Hm'- firrtmrrrt trc?jrtP~fVrrreT* taking a pint and ejy?re*ing them nh'iN as having saving faith in Christ. Kev. \V. P. Williams, pastor'of (Jood HopO Baptist Church 'ivi rivl an oxivell'nt sermon-, from which many gave vent to the spirit oi t of the l*ullness q{ their hefcrts. Your attention is again called to Aunt Moll's old field,'-on the 4th it July, to a picnic Ify the Sunday school upder the dfrvctiorT"of the M : Superintendent, Pov, W _LL Pinck?; ^ ^ (\lPie>-iy>-wtth-TT?71fhd enjoy the Itgv. Pinckney, as yo-u " know knows no failure, but success, al- 11. "vvays stamped on h.is banner. Quite a few' representatives ?f St. (korge are attending State A. and M. Cbllege Sumrrfer School, in persons of Misses Everlyn roomer, Pearl A. Brown, Hester ? Me I )ani' T, Mrs. Emm/i L. Jenkins . t and MYs. S. E. H. "Pelder. Misses Nancy Jones, Minnie Cee Chestnut and Euvenia Berry are .' ttending the Allendale Summer School. - soutrfrIj railway systkm Arrival and Departure of Passenger t'rnlns, operated by the Southern Railway System lOtJie Union Station, Columbia. fl S. C.. effective December >, 19Ji. t>:00 A M.?Charlotte weaves For: v" 1:10,A. M.?Charleston , Oreenvllle, Anderson, Seneea . * 50 A, M.?Newberry, Qreenwood, ? . i:0b A. M.?JSpartanburg. Ashevllle tf:10 A. M-.?August^ t:15 A.. M.?Savannah 11:20 A. M.?Camden, Lancaster, Rock mil. Shelby 12 45' t>. M.?Ashevllle, Louisville, St. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago 4 30 P, M.?Orangeburg, Charleston - uu m.?vimnuHC, wugnmitau. New York 9.55 P. M. -Anderson; Atlanta 'Q.oo P. M. ?Savannah. Jftokgooflllt r arrives . Jloiumbla .From: ?ll_ i;50 A M.-Jacksonville, Savannah 8:30 A. M.?Atlanta, Anderson. Greenwood 8:35 A. M.?New York, Washington, Charlotte 11:25 P M.?ftoclr Hill. Lftncaater, t'amden 12:40 P M rharly<tnn _ " _4 36 P. M (Jlllcago, Clncinne tvl, St. Louie. Louisville. Knoxvllle, Asheville Spartanburg t.U P. M Augusta * 7 ?? ~ 9 00 P. M. Ashevlllj, Spartanburg 9 30 P. M.? Charleston U 40 P M.?Chnrtott3 ^ t 66 P. M.?Qreenvllle, Anderaon, Greenwood t:i6 P. U.?Savannah "Itv Ticket OfTlo?- Depot Ttcket_Ofl;c4!__ _ ?+w??=SUinler St. " " South Main Phone 6366 Phone 6031 ? L_ *' ? -v ' ^ ril i i ilfcj Mi'l," r* VI -I" - "