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"Representative Tins of Texas i
"* pushing his bill in'Congress t;u de
.i.f Port foreigners who In- say< nr
responsible for the great nuinbc
i of unemployed". Win ther, or no
? furwgnei' b.io a deal tn'do-.ttii
' the unemployment 'situation, the;
should be sent back to theimhome;
: . Why should ,-they be allowed to i"
main when they thinlv so link- o
the country as .not to 'take-?o?
ditiZiplihip.- papers?
. Jesse . Owens. "Ot~fas.test "hu
nf/fi", showed hi.- ithlf.ic abilit;
again last Saturday in th ' Nation
al College Athletic Associi.tio
~ r'~nrreer tn-t^H fornix?Ik? ^ >n- -t-vef;
number--&ea"ting the cream of th
athletes frohi the- various' eo!
leges of the. Country. OnTV State
his college, won Hi 1 points Ti
take second.pl.ce but of tiros*
points Ow< n earned 4u. . IVacncl
of Temple and Ward of Michig.J
were the bthei?cofored- boys w in
stood'out prominently.
Justice Owen J. Roberts of th*
U. S. Supreme Xom t7 has -fa get
execution of the- ctfuel sentence o
; Georgia Court of from It* to Ji
years given Angelo Hdnciun ui.de
arv-old slave law.. Justice Robert
was oQg of the 6 J ustices who hat
un.
I Ci UOVU itvi JiUUU- I* HCi *.' I ji
in his appeal to' t,hat Court?t4w*l
lending the. constitutionality - ""
that old l.w.. Herndon has, lllet
a?petition?for a?rehearing?urn id
will he heard next fall.
THE JOE LOl'IS-l AliNEKA
"FIGHTThe
mountain I. bor-d umrHpu
forth a mouse. By thatr no refer
ence is made to Camera,'but it're
to lib w)iu and looh>h stnrir:
set forth in many .newspapers a
" bout rac*o riots because of tha
hght. Well, nothing of the kin*
happened, and it_was not becSUju
of the gieat number of l';w officer
in and around the tight an m
? -either, It? -.imply bcrausi
good sense prevailed, despite tin
? subtile wish and efforts o'f cei;
tain iJimow and mean so calle;
? sports writers to'stir up laid-iVel
inp- The Negtot-s and Italian
realized that Joe Louis a:.<i~
nera were engt gx-d in the snort-o
pugilism for money. Why then
they thought, should they tigh
with nothing to wjn but ever;
thing to lose.
Joe Louis won as the greaat ma
jority interested in such a spur
- expected. lie woir not because h
,<* a un.l .... I..
^ uiiu VMIIIV1I.: (ill AirtiWiu
that had nothing" ~to~do?with?~t1
fnetead, he won because he \va
superior in skill and the kind c
power necessary in such a c-.nteu
vVhil?of course, Louis' people fee
pround of his success in his chose
h career, yet th> y realize tfo t thi
does not piean thai_ t very othc
fellow i8 a Joe Louis, nor would i
be desirable, unless it be that h
show himself tip top in whateve
line of human endeavor he cast
his lines, as Louis has in. his. 1
would seem that that small par
of' the White-prasn. which
T1 ways squawkliitf abuut tlieHangc
of race riot every time a wliit
puglist and a colored one of im
portance hook'up ought stop bein
so childish or ru-ther silly and dc
vilish. Contests, ^between whit
ard black bo^er^ Afe nbthin^ nev
The nldor fnn< havp plp.i^arit. mom
ories of th? prowess of Dijcor
Gans, Langfford and VValcoli
Most of their fights were wit
p, white boxers, but one never hear
F_ , or read of the fool talk of rac
riots.h. Really, what is the matte
with present day people that sue]
j^^atuff is written? Have real man
_ hoo.il and snbrtmanship past junto
tW forgotten "things? If so,j A?
"" 1 " 'l.."'??-i ? '! p'v' _
x thing: however in ohe in i his
gl>od soils' s is willing to bt-lievf;
> l'agl-1 til k sun ayoks nviuf '
pkkvkntki) a votk ?n tim
tos rit; a.n-w At;\kit anti-.
i I.VNI iiimi mil =r?
S? nator- Uaily, Smitii and Bor- .
ih. loaders of the little tljck that
Iocs not want, lynching stoppidTiy"
he Federal Government inas;
end \V,ith interest the lat- st St't0
s rjg-lU-_a-iii.i-cujistKut.o'iial aetioi.
? f a''Mississippi inob. 1dxeroi?ing
^ its constitutional right, it?took a 1
? tiling colored man accused, not
v vnvicted, of crinjiin'.-.l assault and
. >i:t to death in the .well beloved
* na: iur of lyiic'THiiir Tiiohs.
I'nun the usual' press r? ports,
^ the' victim confessed.- The G-Men
,* .tave nil time with mobs, as it us
? , at 11 \ r kc.- M'ln,. tinn for them to
_ j.uti down the light man,, bat a "<
'.iiob always get the. right fellow "
ight hWiiy. Another feather in
i ? lit' iii'dia ' -1p too: .ill always is
il able to hate it- catch "Confess.'!
r aV " tTii't'fs' "tiiiglit''. go to scKohl'"1
u to mobs' ami I earn that line- tech;
d aiquc. Wf v'durse, the victim c ly |
1 to his death by "partie> .unknown,' |
u nat i-K ;t must Do, juiiKitown to"
i- hosu Set,at ts whojion't -want ait
YtltUlrt hi'tijr 1 W"- til Shot
f ot ; im 1 y nclic14--1 u.uut y. This.
"aiUi'-uiac ' Skc-ntl' -?'id no parti: :
ular- effort would la- mailt? to
leiitrfy th.> jyr.elrts. as' if anyone
in ujrlit t*hat )u* would. SiiK-i
*" yT.clIi t-itTs Ti~'TTo k<- I >t fiic from '
? "(t'he restriction of Taw. foys-the s.iko
. f truth atui th1' mow. 1 'character
1 1" lynehers and their sympathize.
, irs. thi>re,. sluulil l?c 110 imjuCst
\i r lynch*.-victims. Lynching j?.
1 ad oiiough by- itself, why...'WiUL,.
j.or jury ;?? it? Hi sties, whovai"
it.1 ve co"lid.jtit- it: any kind of a
* tii v when ev?:ry ore kinm - thai
v.'helt the "l? hit unkin-u i.i" /v-t*--1
>] jots art- brrrr&hl inr*- -l-Vi-jury is |
f . 1 ir.tr ci 1 htm it; i-i i -Ly.?dhu.se?who ij
l? - rii 1 if it in? 1 1.' * pmrht i;Q- j
y onK-tiiin.tf. t*. protect the morals of
hose kimi of people" eveu though ,
3 t' be too bu-y with oth-T thiv.jf>i
to enact-Uiws that will gjVo fnocc.lion
to oven the most lowly ot
tniefr.ai: citizriH. : But Missis.pV?
is -safe for it has; the bless 1 (
~ !' si mo of juiu-.-n ood Christian Herts'
t<?i* ."Sic A,!-.\j 1 if vvTl! dar* cross- """
.ass in its.'hack -woods. _ ' <
1 ; * *'^M' **** "**** A '
J??Kttmphcllgrnms :?L^
" * Ste.iiheii '(*. ("anpbcli
' tK'imDyimnu ('am[>be]l: What |
vaj. the -object of the moderators ,
The object was to have a mutual
; loan to. hetm Tattrabov.T ~tj p reach - .
eii resource:- ip.-st.ate. r U was to ]
r. hear , the pTesident outline his
V- -phrrc-?fm?i'i.u i'.in^r tin .'loi.ooii N'e. ?
the local associations and pastors. i
The state was divided iaUMtroyps,
J?V thr-e, yroups is ready ?f or
L. uYvcy. ni-oderatoi. lie?will see-the J
^ members of his crroiip and plan (
1 for the t.'r.oup pieeti'n<? ih the fall j
ir "afiil-; w-ih'ter. It was th0 ir rent est' ~
-tep taken ih ^tie-last ten years. . j
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^ Dear 'Dynamo Campbell: Whkt i
L :t the raliy plan ''or D'i- ^ ^
t, Ih Y. I'. I", convention? . >
r lA.-ry? t-*.te limiril mvnibm' will -r
. pay o.ou... -Pastons* superintend- . >.
; ents, S. S. and H. V. P. U. teachers -j
' end. .leader." pa-the . wive-.. $1.00. c
.?lOfiti Sunday School- paying Sfi.OO. ^
t livery B. V, P..U. $5*00.' 1000 .
7- I.oval -friend-, 1,00. Kach District
Missionary - raising stloo.oO. -f
Pe^ii-.nnl ITr li.m] i-i.invvinn pi-. -.
dents, Sl.iio with their hoard | ,
III.EIIIUVI$. !'>>> Wl<f .-M .uu. . liUttonf , 1
an<i__ Uyd^o;!, group -i-etsiffratFar * 1
niid; Manual salt*-, Free-will offer- ,
inga and Miss (%urve n t i t>n ('<>iwc.<t. j
Deal?I I'-n'nn,, (' m m 11; i 11 l want
to 'have a field day but f do not
p ^ now how. 'Will you have, or.e at
i "**e e invention ? ' I
Yes. XIto prop'^ijtin will be
- Saturday; unl'es- we chat:ye- ' to
1 Friday afternoon.. Tht, Church at
? Play?will "?i-t-? \11 'm'iii ti tUed i-n?
Recreations that will be used in i
7". church work. This will be a spec- !
leal 'feature' under capable leaders.
s .L Campbell i- inakiu-' "Chillies
r directing the _ind<'??r recreation <
t nd essav content. Yes, we- will
y have our f.irst State Convention '
Field Day I'. [. Canipbe.ll lias con"
sented to jrve ^pecal ela. s work in
Games and Recreations.
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1 ;Dear Dynamo Campl/ill: l am a s
tastor and wnat- a B. V. I'; U. But
t to tell the truth I do not know how
,f o organize one. What do you add
vise?
ii I advise that you come Lu-Xhu
s convention if you have to walk.
The ministers wilL-hav^rnrrspecial. ~
* lecturer has been selected to lec^
Ft. Y. P. U. course and a great
s tore on th0 It. Y. P. U. each day.
\ He will cover the Junior Intert
mediate, Senior and B. A. U. orga
nivmtum The uCoLfidm thi- year
^ w-ffl-fil? "a"great Tired nf.rt you will "
e learn all you need to know. - A
special course has been arranged
K for, Bible School work. Every "
!" phase of church work pertains to
^ the young church life- and adult
' life will be taught. *F;trh room ~
will b(X marked and each course
will be" on the program. Thrr^rr
h not. on will be announced.
d ' .. ?
e Dear Dynamo Campbell: I have |
r been a director"for sometime. 1!
h am fair, I.do not know whnt to |
r have in my ^roup. Cap you J
AH. S... w . _ l-i . 'T . ' ?
' T
me ? - V i
You will only have to preside
a-ud?'I' ' ?* > Each period. your
group will have a teacher to teuch '
course. You will ask questions 1
ttliti do general directing. Yon need ^
not worry. I shall meet all group J
leaders and instructors, Wednes- ^
day, July 10 at 6:00 p. m Be sure '
txrul bT5 there ftrr mslrucliors. My
job will be that o* ''Dean of the t
I
School of Methods." Six able
teachers and-three lecturers will *
assist in this great program. Have *
you seen a program? Write for
Other inquiries will be answered |
t_T#rr c
I was not at the Woman's con- j
vention but I heard that they said
"Seven thousand dollars would-be _g
a small amount for them t0 raise" v
and build a "Hut" All South Crolina
needs is a uniform program,
a personality QfT push the program
and wi tmtr present set up, t see 1
the greatest years ahead for all
the conventions. With Revs. Zeighler,
Kasley and H. W. Stewart in "ur
-district and-T-. H- Broadus in ^
tluyt district and a good corres- v
tioyding Secretary directing the ^
men division, I see nothing biit vj
Victory. Mcsi likely the Sunday t
School and B. Y. P. U. will accept t
the proposed plan and divide the t
woi k of the Corresponding secre- ^
1 ary with a director of B. _Y. P. U. a
work and a director of D. V. B. S. e
f Y.me to Sumter and hear the t
New- Plan*?for -1936. ?- - si
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* BKTHEL #\ M. CHURCH .J
u
Rev. A. Bethea, Pastor. ' ?
'v?'?V .*4 '
St. Matthew, S. C.?Sunday s
School, opened at the usual hour l
with?superintendent?Ford' at?hi?- -b
post?of- duty.?-A large-crowd-at- d
;ended and the let-son was boauti?b
fully discussed. ? ?
Strictly at 11:00 o'clock the-pas- **
tor ascended the rostrum and 9
preached a soul stirring sermon jt
which was enjoyed by all. . :
At 6:.' 10'o'clock the League ser- ti
vices began. We arc putting new
life in the League. After class t:
nsoussiun we-all reassembled, and ?
>njoye<l. the review together.
Look out for the play that will ?
u.?wum?i iri ? xew uays.
At 8:30 o'clock the' pastor was "
.train at his best.
The Stewardess Board No. 2 met V/
it the home of Mrs. Dusky Taylor ?
<r. on Sunday afternoon, aftc.r the
jusineis part of the meeting was ^
>ver a .delicious course wa& served ?l
rwrt 'issn&tTr "?? ^
Mr. and Mrs. tJhillys ShuleV bad
is" their dinner guests on Sunday, ^
Rev. and Mrs. N. A. Bethea, Mrs..
A. B. Murph, Mrs. Alethia Owens, }
Alice * Bethea -and?Httlc? Theresa 7"
f'uvn-. Tlit table was spread with. 11
r>ian y godd things' "fo eat which"
ivas-enjoyed hy-all.?
We all hated to see Mrs:*N. A. vv
Rcthoa leave-Sunday night for the ,
juadreniar'meeting which is ncnt _a!
n session at Tulsa, Ok,la. After w
i lew moniehts thinking we were> R
rla'd because we' know we will' be '
represented highly. -She is also R
-ur pastor's wife, who we love and ">
t?*'OT. -M i v.?tf;?Summers H
.' In) alsH left Sunday night as a u
ii'kr.ui' in ilit'?Qu<ulrerlal?Is a' ~rT
i':;y good churoh worker and will 9
represent us highly anions the w
ithers. A larg^ number of friends p
vere at the station; wishing them it
i pleasant" and?flhfe ~trip. cl
Mr. Orie Gaskin left Monday for g
'Vdumhln, C. ('. where?In??witt -p*
;> nd th(v remainder of his vaca -tl
ion. Gaskin is also a student at
^'oorhees College,' Denmark, S. C tl
lie reports, a very pleasant ttay in a
>ur town with relative". ?And a
rionds. * . " . v
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(Continued from p^gea) 11
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i you but God loved you best. ' ?
i'r.r People's Benevolent Society
1'. h ( mi1' 1"?' >*? nod out at the
funeral. Sister Bell beintf a faithful
member.
V
Rcaulah M. K. Church
~?-ttevr1l7"Fr1cr<v>n, Pastttr
?I-t?ww???pleasant day for all
hurchiroers on Sunday June 23 at
Beulrth Church, Sunday School
began at 10 o'clock sharp with '
Siipt. C. F. Wright and his co- ^
workers at their post. The lesson ,p
was taugrt by Rev. H. L. Collins. j{
-i : 'j My discussed by all. ,
A, s-plemlit! talk was made by Rev;
' * . -' .1'-v K. Johnson.
At a ?n 1 r-- -
.?v w vwvi\ *rcr ^ctuu'ieu i or u
fwelyo Tribes Rally. The minis- *|
'(i s who officiated were as fol- i
lows: ' .
Revs. H. Harps, II. ,L. Collins, \
A'-th'ir Hnyc, W. W. \Vilberd7-H.Hall,
H.Ross, K. J. Johnson, mas- ?'
ter of ceremonies Rev. L. J. Davis
The evening Was highly enjoyed
by all. A solendid roller
tion was raised. You are always 1
weledmo at the Beaulah \M. E.
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A Shower In Honor Rev..and r
Mrsr. J. L. Brooks
One of the most beautiful afjr"
city recently was
-h?Mncn Shower Monday1 everting
Jun 17, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Honie Reaves by members of i
the Emergency and Community <j
Ci;:hs. (
The flowers that decorated the \
living- loom were very attractive, <
in baskets, on soandg and in vas-. ]
HE PALMETTO LEADER
vitnesa this beautiful occasion.
Special seats were prepared for
tuv. and Mra. Bruuks.?Thuse who
nade 'interesting speeches were:
Mr. I. W. Wright from St. Paul
baptist Church; Deacon J. Smith
Mo. Olive and Rev. Joseph Carr <>f
Mt. Olive.
?Rev. and Mrs.- Brooks spoke
)riefly thanking these two clubs
or the honor given them and
hanking the members and friends
or so many nice~ presents:
Kach person was asked to make
i wrslLior the pastor and his lovev'
wife. After, these were written
>n a table this was given to Mrs.
Jrooks for keepsake.
The guests wet;e then served ice
ream- and cake. ~Ar lovly evenings
vas enjoyd by all.
THE HORTICULTURE-rr"
INSTITUTE '
Before going into our weekly
liacussion. t want to_thank those
vho came <iown to the school on
rhursday. -It gives me much plea"
ire to talk to persons who are inerested
in gardens. I am sure
hose people were, very much- inerested
because Thursday it was
ery warm and for one to leave
i cool home to drive down to Book
r Washington School to find me
o talk about their garden troubles
tell, it made me feel good. I was
ust about ready to give up. But
fter those few intimate talk last
'hursday you can ahvys depend
pon finding me at Booker Washigton
school between the hours of
:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. rain or
hine. At this time I might add
hat if you want me to visit your
omo I would be only too happy oo
o?so. ? One of my bays-came to
or row the spray tank tn spray hk
arden. This is only an example
f the service, that is offered to1
ou by the Institute. The use of
;s equipment.
Now for the outstanding quesion
for the week.
The l?st two articles that I have
alked about were of lawns. The
lajority .of discussion Thursday
hereforei, were aboUf lawns. The
ne outstanding problem seem to
e. about the mowing of lawns. My
nswer was as follows:
iual plants. As I have said in a
revious discussion, plants are likhle
Animals and wc Bs humaJISre
only animals* (in the highest
ense) therefore, we must treat
such
I approach the subject this way.
kTfen we trim our finger nail and
ne nails, if we follow the direcions
of the latest authorites on
uc-H -subjects.. we_first soak them
'inu'i1. in mi' L'Uki1 01 mm; Mar
ra^have, \ye first, soften the parts
it h preparations, as certain
paps and water, of our own perianal
likes.^ Now the quesoion is,
hy do w? first we these several
arts before cutting or trimming
iem back? The answer is sim^
le. Wetting soften them and
lakes cutting easier and ohe deired
results more satisfactorily tp
s. The same is true with the
lowing, or trimming, or cutting
f lawns. First, soak your lawn
ith water one evening in the way
reviously prescribed, then mow
the following day. Result, a
lean even mowel lawn which will
row quicker and withstand the oP*
revive?weathor .roqnjtions of
TOCO days. r . "
If the lawn is mowed wiohout
le above stated condition, result,
...Uiii.1. -..rill in
t lanii wuiMi **??? * V TT 111
h uneven condition and give a
ery poor appearance. "Why? Beause
Whan the blades of grass
>^-4rv. -Lhev are tough and brit*
e just as the finger nails of our
ands are and a ragged cut is
lade leaving.a ragged and uneven
ound to be grown over >vith new
rowth by the plant or part in
uesoion. .
iIFK OF CITY COUNCILMAN
OIKS Jt'NK ii. mr?.?
AT 6 O'CLOCK
Ui'bar.a; O.?Mrs. He* tie Mack.
U, colond, wife of A. Mack,
econd^vard councilml n, died at
er home on East Market street,
uesday evening at G o'clock, fol>wing
a seven months illness
rom v triplications. ,?
Sin viving are the husband, a I
i>", Williams, at home; a rtughr,
Susan, who will be graduated
rom Urbana high school Friday:
r mother, Mrs. Susan Williams
f South Kenton street; a sister.
its. luii! rieicner, oi soutn Kenand
a brother, Hartwell
Williams, of Mortroe, Michigan.
Funeral services were held from
he St. Paul A. M. E. Church, oi
.'hich the deceased was a membev
,hjursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
v. J. M. Carter, pt'.stor officiat
QiL Interment were made in
)ak Dale cemetery, by The G. F71
tllen company, Urbana funeral dioctors.
_ .?' A
CORRECTION '
In last week's Palmetto Leader
t was stated under "History at
UH Camp", that Orangeburg
bounty had led in contribution of
135.00. Thi was an error: Sumter
:ounty, Miss Ophelia Williams,
tlome Demonstrating agent led iii
witributions with Ml.35.
MRS MAYME DUNMORE RE- i
CEIVES HIGH, POSITION
Mre, May me E. Dunmore, i?2(i
Green St., Columbia, S. C. ha-a been appointed
representatvie of the
U. ll Brothers Jar Co., of Muncie,
LnfJiana !to demonstrate methods
of canning in South .Carolina for
the month of July.
%
Mrs. Dun more has reveived special
instruction in all pin. ses of
Eood conservation ami -fs?really
to begin her work July 1st, . Her
ability as an executor, her charm
ing persoif.lity and her enviable
gifts of leadership were responsible
for the appointment. . It will
be remembered that through ?lu r
efforts the school at Colonial Ills.
was built. She Is now De.irr~Supervisor
of York County.
The Ball Brothers Jar Co., deserves
tall praise and . support
Which wf? fnn eivr Not only have
they sponsored these demonstra
vions, but are conducting a canning
contact in ntrtC (Jt) counties.
As the mpjyrity of our -people-capnct
a (To id pressure cookers ohd
-dealers, it is more, practical an !
economical for them to* use glass
ars and we recommend ,Ball j'-rs'.
The public is fhvit<\l-to attend
these demonsfratLpns. Find out
the place and hour of these me11.
.r.gs and be sure to attend.?
Following is Mrs. Dunmore's
Itinerary: , ' .
duly 1. Fairfield; July 2, Chester;
July 3, Kershw; July 5,. Lexiivgon:
July 6, Darlington;?Jrdy--9r
Florence; July 10, ~lilsmbnt July
11, Dillon; July 12, Marlboro;
July 15, Richland; July 16, Sumter
1 fuly 17, Clarendon; July 18, Williamsburg;
July 19, Georgetown';
July 20, Calhoun; July 22, Orangeburg;
July 23, Allendale; July 21.
tdul'ort; July 25, Charleston;Tuly
26, Berkley; July 30, Newberry;'July
31, Crtem ille. ?
Mrs. Du'Umore will come umTei
" irect supervision ot Mrs. Marian
'aul, State JSupervi -or of Negro
'tome,Dim. Work. The demonst ra
tions will be in compliance with
the State Program of Food Com
vation.
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DILLON NI:\V:> ?
Mrs. Francis Johnson and Mt~s.
.aella Campbc.l returned 1'rpin. Or
angeburg Satui.lay where .they *.t
tended the school for nurses and
midwivQSs ?,?
Mrs. L. A. Wells left Sunday at
.ernoon for Columbia, where she
;oined the South Carolina dele-,
gation Sunday right for: TuM , "
Oklahoma to attend the quadren
ilia! convention of the W. It. ar..'.
F. Miasinnai v Society of tie A. .M.
-1. Church. ? ^"
r~Mi?s Wilhelmena ' Preston c '
Manning, one of our very efficient
teachers visited here two d ys las.
tveek.. While In re she was gciest ot
tir*Ar**r+>r'.' : ? ?
Dr. C. Ir. Gariett attended the
State W-ide, bathing contest iir Co
I lumuia iUQoaay niKUi.
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! BKTHKIJ A. M. K. CHI UCH
Kevr A. J. Felix, Faster
The "Sunday school open1 d in.
die- usual hour, 'ih - S'upt. ' tm
most of his Helpers were on hard
The District Supt. Rev. M. Simmons
was?picent?ju-d?n-vimiiMi
the lesson. . He also m a d e
-juite un impression in his icmarks j
Rev. N. S.- Delaine of Latta also ,
spoke very encoui1 gitigly. At the >
usual hour for morning services
the Rev. N. S.- Dv Lai tic cantc forfaixl
and delivered 'a very stroin*
' iTfd inspiring sermon. ~
This sermon was very highly en
Rev DeLaineS; people" at 1.) tt-a. "
We liKe that kind?nf spii il nrii
hope that it will continue.
At night the Junior Missionary
society gave a program and it was 1
quite irttereetinj;. The qinul t
boys ^.njr several selection. Miss
Beulah Co.ysir ah.! I., tyovingtor. .
nad charge.?-Rev.?1)' lailie, Rev.. '
Simmons, Mrs. Fe.ix weie din-En
guests of .Mili. Leah Covington
unday.
The Willing" Workers Club gave
a very interesting program last
vVednesday night t.-i the church
which was witn' ssed by- a ?wry "1
large audience. Mrs. .F. Henderson
and Mrs. Sue L. Myth were in
charge.
The W: H. and F: MTsshmnry Society
met last Monday?at?tik_ _
home of Mrs. L. .Cm tut ton :tn 1 vn
ertaned by Mrs. Essie Guihyard.
The meeting was a great trea|... ,
Rev. Gregg and Rev. Green fill
?d their respective pulpits Sunday.
The .serices were real in
piring at both churches. The L
C. Club of Manning Bptist
Church was very highly entertain
Jay.
MILL CREEK NEW ".
I
Key. F. 1). Dreher, I'astor _
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Sunday was a loveTy day for
on theit way to church. ' Suncla" >
ehool was held at the usual hour.
phe morning service was interesting.
After the devotions the
pnstof brought the morning mesWe
were made to feel that the
Lord was with us. Two of tj'ur
former members came back arid
joined with us. .
We have just finished painting
inr chtJrCh, Jtock IT T I and it.cer- l
talnly looks good. Rev. and Mrs.
Dreher were the dinner guests of
Sister Robertson an<L they reported
ia fine dirtntr of palatable foo4?
We were all sorry to hear that
little Aldofus Mack was carried "to
the hospital oni Friday. , His physician
says he has lost one of his I
eyes.. But we pnav for our little
friend. ?
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loiycr. K. v. ). . ir?'. t
'(I to CI.arli'siKii . ay :.. ; \v? .-a
Mains niotiivd \tu?S;. i. l.-v
Suutiay with Uev. a':'..: Al'. . I;. A.
Lrpan i\vli. iv H i-y t ; .!< y. . .? - n
mtlAsei vice niuWvvere ? i
U'lU - H ... - - U ? -1 1 i
v. II. W. W. Ik . w. h i: .. a'1,1
.Mrs. f. yan :u:.i M t si.li, orui;i Jeter;
the. sister ot: lit v .. 1. yran who
i - visil in-J. 1 f < . ' > : S ....: ' : 1 Fit , '
were iht- dija t'r n'l-i'-'-.' i i Ali k.
i nii.i I >ix--? ! an-1 . Il'. v..?rmi Mttt
Sauna! X! II \. ; M'i/. .1.
*1. jlililt Tiny r?a~'iirii -" Sl?"
Tan lurry ('ail.V Srii'i. a> ' n r: i!i.*r.
.M is. lll rtha S'inyhTnn '< i ' N
York an.|-hr* !i ?X-yn-r. <1 d-i- -.rh'
< r. . STaivyc ?vi-ltitar... tj.o' Yriehts
-n.'vt'li yi'a Si. A' i? .
Maiy K. .? "* *1 Martha I*. ??
injf tho summer <e';, ! a* t) a* v.
I>uri! this I.itl'le -Mi -'i \!ic
- n'-y?ai -- I' ?ttv-?W y
t.aini f tl'u- i:?.is l' i-r. m' t '
1 ? home of l.'-f-ij; |T" |'t it:. .
Al,|. ar.i Mi'-;. I hank ."i-rrn ' .
\itl1e "i't-.-yy" i- t! \ .jrr,"t
y nib". H" lliy i? <?:i;: Hihlu,
N'ai-iitii.n Scli .nl is h"! !' * forth at
t". T. S. bnih'iivyr this v. . k .r.inlyr
tlie ilii\fiinii of I'i'*I"'. I.. Ili'tw-'
r. Tlin?Kii '.t'rtrrr-1! 'i < Savaue
- he rir i: -r i . y All's.
I .ttt>isv,-*Bvch:n.im'-" w'' h4i; sue
<V lutein..- null.: .. .? .,f lit
1 . . ti U?I?I in..'' LL Niton -on .
one of tin- yoiinK mii.i-t. i s of Wal
tol bom 1ms an . ptrxTrn": "rnnriTTt^
i?u*?t in ilu- vii.v I ?' ltiM)l>ia and
s i'dw' s'-tt ir.!. t a ? . v
M. Iv.Cluinn. . Mi- fi.i ntls'hero
~To<ni'iiiT'ii<l liii.i ! < > idanTT;fTT81.1!.!
wi ll hill! I'ri'.rii S SS. Prof.
P. J. Ilfiinn:iii ..nd Pi f. <Ii?l>?*iiJ
nor sv-li; of a;' ?'.: * . <s. Xi linn
Louun'-is a'.ir;: !ii il;. summer
olid. ! at All i Ii- P ; . li.-t. She'
<| Mi- Kliz 'In all < ons i er
y r. 11 i 1 j- I'i n A.lh ll. .
Ma-'i \v<h k MV*? { i ii-ii'- - niotiM';
I . vdr to Si. ' i V !
ho sossi' nsMif VH M;. : i odi t-S
i. ;v 111' I hi- M. I:. . SfT-r
YV , .L -('iiuuli:?i:ia. 'n?. 11'. i:., . L.LiV'. .
In VValt -ri.-.v a:'d was a .! y
iur mar.y Irion A o. S'.i% r. fl'Tt'
" ?tf-v-?i?^?s-S V- 1
Irr v r y wol .?AH?:?A-???i ' l-V?- and
.Mr. Pi ' ? N*"' u iv".y
nan ioil a. lli ' i'd. 1;. Pa n1.'.
list Sal in day iijc.li! hfro..;
VI lis. (J.-ic '.an' n 11 aiiiji nil ' - S;.
ympatlii/.o w'i.Ji. Ii i ni l'? n ~'r"
lu.r sisttw-Avlin oiidi : I -! a'T
AviXjv si ji v. si.. i h a -
IHH-JT il U I't'-l" l* 11T'I"?i
owirj; I l ii :. .'. Mv-\ NVi,!!!_. N"^.atl
H Mi; > -i i it V i ( "i i v ' 7.
1 ti:? - 11 . (*'. Sl'ni'.ti "Tm-rtrrrr Mrs.
I*. R. L a : "*n hir mi
,i'i* si'.ho' I m ,-Sim.ti r. 1';
l-rRU'l", .Mrs. N ; ii : Sh . I?
William- K.i.i-M- i ' i '??
lUCSiiay t: il?' )'! . !' 1;i. "
Missionary nir^ : >r- ' " 1>V* . !"*'iUK'
tUU'lji < > t" I ::i\ Smith ( i?h
l -onfiTA i..an; t :'.f M :- !.i-i;ii y
VW nu.n. J . -. . '
lai ki:ns m:\vs
A.K" ill :? ' V- I I ' 1 Ui-. t'. I
!:t\vn\l Satiiiny. Tom. y w < ^ ' ~
rf tin- .varum h-. . -f?- -*im?laV''- i'll.'uii
iif St. Fa'il -ui)l:
iii-tii'J A. .M. ( :. h
s were - -l.iixi lv .an. i:<i
At i:> hi!-.v. m ! :. t '.ntvh..i
i)
L-i di'iiii vr a -pa:' I r \ ir\\
'?i:-.1 illu-t: atop of t i< I ..T;.
S. S. havinu* 1 ?i n lafia.v t-.
rrcd" itirtl:r~?rr?nr^r*- tiro o'tjtyrThe
yountr Iiu-ir }:;TVlt:v- 'f'TinM"":r '
i!ib|o el. > s. '
At n Stii iIh; I a t !;, |;\ l,i-'
.ireoiiipnifod 1 ?\- if \. i; yni.ol:)li
i I'r. Kl,r,-i- M, pp.. .-.ft, -i
nrcliinii at it s. i?ho pastor pi. i t<-?!
Ilia. Khh'r who -i-li olr 1 a , '} m
from N'umln vs ij < ':.p; r. >;T1 . i
?Good W? rk." \\'-! only ofrtt s. y
like the Prophets of i : iim~~
one hearts I a i j n v.' 11 I r :?r?nf
mail preiieit*a?l.y y, i.i, . U_.
v 1 ,< a spiritual f,.:. <, .'V?>iiffwurt .!
7.30 another burnii:tr nies?aij7r"~\\ .:sj
listened to !iy aim hp Vp[ ttlid an r
ilionoe. . v- . j
.tfiss Oii's ji .M. Stun! i: alii
l-rotlur, Mr. Timiiip: .1 . I -ff Sat-'
.'? i y. Jure a, vi^it lli"ir -is- j
Kihler. We wish foT th in an en- '
ioyhhle stay wli ! t li. ita
\V~a?e ir le; i, sorry to report'
Dr. L. W. Thompson confined to
e W. 15. Uosnii at. Droenvil'e. S
C. It is-the wish of his, many _
friends, for him an larly. recovery.
?We ii' re alr.o ?<?i ry i?.?
I. W. Jackson h'<U-po- Ml. V." ;co;
wish for him a - p. ? iy nvovery.
v
I)r. a?d Mrs. J. (i. St' wait were
- -y- ? ' ? " 7". j|
[I, K K V V ' S
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tender taking And ivmbahn
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lowkiTTTW^
AMmu.wci: sKRVTr
Ak Near As Your Nearest |'h
1831 T^A Vl.OR ST. | COI.Ul
I'hone 927ft . I? S. l.cevy
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Saturday, June 29, 1935 i
\ NUl.Ji I III:-BURGEON'S
KMIi: IN N. V. -C.
i 11 .? N 1111 11 111 W 'tin Yi'fi i
ill i i. the K' icU, rbakor pri;wiii'
11.).-iii'.u. N. V. C.T Monday :
. i;>!' npci ntion. -Mrs. Wes.-J*M\ir~t'oiii
months.
\ \i h: "/rive' ' i*j> her
vvi . I, v illi the Ci'.y ??!' N. on ae- I
Li-:,u'Ju. Ill IH:s. ilii jrnose her
ca-. as parti,/ acute fatigue. .
Ci?ilois ol' tlieir nu t her, Mrs. Sal- .
7: flu! TeY' ^Ul SUIVdiyy. V
-M ?H:?S. -\e.ruit ei.teitainvil
.'iK,.-,Jiiy?rri?ht in honor c1~
Mr*??*?< > a?M-triers; Emma ?
Si!-ii. ami .Mr. Thomas Sanders, . .
V . A vei y d .yittht I t.l time was- J
ad' by all. Dam-ire. and whist
.Wen- ;he l\ lui"-, after which they
: woio-ui-lui-eM?i+,?tlie dinner room
i to'. i>'- M-ivwi with ice coll punch
j :.n ! cuo-hiv s.
,..i per i>f tirci nville is
U. i-.i 4;.ii.vvjc at the home ot
' i i . .ui'i ..iiin A' a IMinn Miuiy'
l_l iSi s^-7jrti ay t i\e and ^talented
. i mr?i.i m ui'v. an i .mis. L.yaes -
is tliu i ' nl r ul" attraction among
the Senivr ami.Immirst-etal set. ?
Maiiv. parties picnics a" 1 feasts
,ic Ml' sM.il I..1- h' I'. : V
IJi'V. I, 1). Boyd 1) 1 as his guest, *
Prof. Thomas Sanders who accompanied
him t<>-Wan- Shoals to at-<Ivinl
his sorviieSunday.
>u Sunday, at tin- home of
I . V,1 iv I.. I'anin li. .Mr^Curle
; .ii-.v. dnuu 1 Find in honor bT his
I. '.i,..s is < lii top Wil?
dam-.' I ladle Johnson, Horace
ii;, i ll. William W.Viiker, aiid
\i 1 ill 1 >i'.i 1. Hats ?f. all varieties
rtv: in >ior and , very one enjoy
Tr lii.iu elv- s veiv much.'*
. .Miss Iiat io <'unninghain ai rived m
liji'the city a. few .days ago'to spend \
her -vacation with mother Urt.I oth- -
or relatives.
.Mrs. I.ula I'utman, after an en- v
.ioyahle stay with her relatives,
lei't a few days ago for her home
H -Wnsliii^tiui. I). (". Mrs. Put- I ,
hian .js lwking the picture of
kimltli- ami every one bnjoyeil huv'- ~
"tng her .bore.. ._ .
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( Il KX'TlvR PARAGRAPHS ^*{
.Mis. Ellen Jackson -of Passuit*.
X. 'J; "ami Miss Janie Jafckson of ;
N?.Y, City, an- visiting their par<
nts in Jeteryille,
.Miss Marian Adam, of . l'laihI'li'lil,
X. J. is visiting her aunt,
Airs. .MnriTin jleCollbugh.
.Misses Elizabeth Whitloek and
L.uvepiu Bowser, graduates of Pin
ley Hi. have entered the Waver-.'
ly Hospital, Columbia, for study
"^inipSon will enter for study in: a
i'iav__iiuys._ d ^ . L~ "
i.i-a. .Ma.-lcr Stanback and
I .. (0,L Einiey, Grand Royal
.Mtit i cm, of O'.- E. 'S.- were in Rock
.mi I n t-y nijrlit olov a popular 11
"7,.;i7"ir i?f iliiMi'iis iuid Stars. "
i.' i.'.L lu (.'oluinTiTi
Myutiay ai unman lor the '
i .m- il.auty Contest.
M i.s." h Mi L; es Johnson, of
\Vi:.-:'.cii-S:ili'Ui .-pant u few days '
lit- ui y il h i'lm u ut't'-'r. an
nbsi-neo ot' oi^'ii.t years,
~ :.\nv:..>.: ! ilia I io^rulToiil'vid
* ;TT li" 'i' fIai' Ts1irngt.6p, D. f
v. ma ? -11 rft sr \ora 1 weeks
. ay .p; < .-ai.tlv. ' . . . .
. u'4lii-;n u'>- hay .nas ObsvrvOd
Metropolitan A...M. K. Church ' ~
n ;;iv al\; i !.:?> 11 Vul i.iirht. Very
intorestihp: programs were'ehjoy.d
by. I ho hup'- audit-nee present.
i ;i . . ? i T.i' <tl:to'frill be .
V ;,. U;u n, ;u . li'.r iillU'S.S ixf __
. i i1 -. J), if. \V. 1'airott a id mother
;t h.eir homo in -Hi lekslock.
Thi' public Library i. cpm each
Monday aft iii-ion from f> to 7.
I'oirks to pli-as" i-il! uvc.ty.be given
out.
I i 11 i i!h.ioMf Summer School, ,
Hock 11 ill. < |?'iu\l'. Monday movni'.;
u i'TT an i 'n vol 11 iter, t of . twO
hunirei fifty/and still they come,
i i,.. i ;.I nlt v D vi rv eH'icicnt an !
all class rooms aro*\vell tilled witfik :
1,? , .[! ! ;. Tlie 1 iiidicalii'iis?ftre ?
that this will be olio of the best.
- e.- - ion- in its | history. . Director
S" li. I'inley iiul his co.rps of ill?
-traders are all very enthusiastic
m i .tla .lute co-operation and deep
nilinst manifested by all.
Mi s. At i y Scott and sisters,
Aliss L'aiti1' Aiulei'soM, of MoI)ley ?
St. have moved to (livensboro,
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ST. I' M 1, HAl'TlST < HUKCH ^
Sunday' School opened at its
usual hoirrr The staff of teachtrs
was on duty.
Art' T'JO "i^ctoclc church services ?1
began: The pastor's text was
o ,t..f St. lolin Hti.il.?Every heart
was made to feet, coot! We had
.'j:-: r a number of visitors.
. -At 44:50'o'clock -the cull) met at
1' :; of -Mi.-js Floctis Graham.
\\"(. all had a vfcry pleasant time.
Before the parting hour wo en- %
i.yrT't'n'-.* "li<-t",U cou?<c.
n i,u:it.d tin- rostrum and Rev. 'B.
I.olver and Rev. N. Smith witness^
ed this great seriiion. The sub;
? \vrt-??':^n Fear in Religion.,'
Five souls were added to the
i liuich. We we!e glad to li.ive.Rev.
! ?< '. 1>- and family spend the day ^ .
v ith u; on?Friday.?Call again
. v! wwill make it pleasant for '
you. Tho collection was $26.21.
T. R. Bines, Reporter" *
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