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Baturday, July 6, 1935 I 1 -FAMOUS C4Irit('!l tmSKUVES 44th ANN IV KltS AK Y Central Baptist Of JL'hurlesUm ? Makes Progress Through t Years. Ucv.'Thorn :m* O. i: Mills, I'astitr s Charleston,; S. ('. During the v' week of thtT sixtcenth ?.f June, , Central Baptist Chureli -trr*?keen * having services leading up to it< ! anniversary Suiuluy, June 'J.'lifu 1 These" services Were hold with tl? ? assistance of some-of .'our l,i? ding 1 ministers, and their choirs. They * were inq-pJriiLiin.nl .,n,| well fitted 1 for the occasion. ' . f Sunday, however, was the ban- li ner day in old Central. At the f inornin/J service Rev. Mills preach- > ed one of his soul stirring-sermons, 1 subject ".Old wells." He did not sp'Ck of our wells dug by man, x but] spiritual wells: tVrst, the well vl ?of,, prayer^ secoml,?the?well -of- re scripture; third, the well of faith; i and last, this well, Central Bap- I tist Church. lie admonished us s to keep trash and all .rt dimonL.n.-l'i < oi our spiritual wens, u?r, like tne < natinv l wells, .they, .will become \ stopped up and the water stagnant i The pastor dwelled at length on the fourth well?'Central Baptist i Church. He said that we should t clean out the'sediment of kicking, 1 knocking one another, .and non- co c operation. This sermon was well "* taken,iinspiring, and well deliver- t * ed. . 1 The climax of the day vanie with i the Anniversary sermon at_i:UU I P. M. The history of the church i by . Mr, Brawley was very, good, . and to the point. It \\>,s not long i as histories, usually arc, yet. en- t f ough for every person to follow the growth of the church, .step by step, frofn the Kay loft and soap I .. 'factory, to t .. j. resent beautiful. . structure; The scripture lesson was heauti-, i fully read by Rev, k. S. Lawrence. i<:sior ol Alt. ~"Zui7i Mi hT Chilreh. f . " | i The Anniversary sermon by1 Ko\T a Januis k. Williams, 1).!.).? pastor / of King ?t. Baptist Church, was / food for thought. His subject was "What now-.'" lie-said that we lutye beeii looking backward .1 ' over the 44 -yeUrs through which i we have passed,, and ha\e accomplished much, hut what how? He admonished us Co p:d forward, not to dwell oh oni inheritance, but in the next 14 years ho greater things. His sermon was full of advice i.-nd inspiration. Much lias t>t?en said to -inspire u!s to bettor arul nobler things. After the sermon "My 'task" ' mi? Sl.llt? by MTs. Iile"/ Idnekcoe. _ which was well sidledto (he Oc, casion. ? The sermon and the solo brought I Rev. Mills to realize better his' 1 . task. He said that* his' task Fs to l.*id Central, and, he has re-plved tci do-it or report to God th'e rea- 1 "* ' <"n uhy 1 The choir was at "its, best all day. They looked very _eool in ? their new uniforms id jjray skirts and white caps, su^j?esled by -the 1 pastor. It ni'ight lia.w been tlie un iforms or it Oljltllt'.'have been the !" * inspiration gathered thrirtrgli week of service; but whatever it was that*caused the choir to sire as they did, we hop-- it w-ill hnpp.m again. ' j The Ahnivei ~ i y . i 11 Y1 <. 14 was-^ ~!?24R.(Jt).?1 - ' . ' KUZABKTII, N. J. Ni:\V>%4 The Liberty Rnptisi' rhurch. ."llV First St., F.liz iheth. N. .1. has just I ,.1.^ I r At j - i iubvu urn' <?i i ik' jjreau'st or l would say thi- pivaiest revival it [. has witnessed since' its nr'trtiniza^... -TT?.' > thuir ~ ' \ Rev. SaP'h II. Smith of Colum- ' bia, S. C\, pastor of the Bethlehem Bnpti-t Church of sai i city., which has a membership of more t 11 u ^ thousand .vvirli an usher board of < 75 members and?* Sunday School oT 4 50 not incjifdiiiir tjhe tbachers i ft and officers, eon.lucteilTor Liberty ^ a 10 days revival. ' < , It was iivh ed a spiritual - outpouring, not only for Liberty but i . v lor the entire community.' Rev, Sarah -Smith..is a powerful.-j preacher of the gospel , v r.d the * Iloly Spirit used her mighty in theQNL COMF1 AIR-CON DITIO i. " IN THK i s ' j? A-reOfKTfrted-fcn1 ----Seaboard Air | A'IR-CONDIT I . .... _ "Colored Coaches ? ' . / Dining Cars ? | _ Pullman Sleep J. I.. Carter, 1). 1?. A., 1 Arcade HI ( [vjS EABC \ AIR LINE 2 I Tht ONLY completely Alr-conc j Z-ZS3 ? ~ TirSIIOl'VILLE NEWS" VWttf-f -VT"ry- tnrppy to state at his writing tlvt Mrs. S. Brown s improving after a long spell of. iekness. W<- may Clod's blessingpon her. Mr. Arnold, depart his life 011 l ist Saturday alter a keek's illness. Mr. AVnold was a ilaeksmith of good standing in he community. Mr?. .Carrie Kem ort, is being visited by her two i? ices and nephew of Darlington, >. ('. We are very proud to know >1 attic K. Fisher is" taking an exensive trip to Tulsa, Okla. We eel that Mrs. Fisher will enjoy i> r trip. She is u representative rom New ,Bethel A. M. E. fo the National Missionary - Convention. )onnis- High School Glee Club ,irve "a very fine program Sunday light, .June Id, rtt the white Metho list Church. South. The program d of spirituals, soloir and n truinental uumbeys. Prof. F. K Ahivhain played three organ hiof iiMto *?!' vt'liinlt nnf ti*n nil IK* nee enjuyvri." Prof. Geo. C. Vbruham pleas'd the audience cry highly with two numbers, umatoiv Dennis ~ from Lee Co. poke very highly of Prof. G. C. Abraham ami his .work, saying hat an eiitelligent Negro like 'roi*. Abr'hafn is an asset to anj ourrrrunity. Bishopville City Pas' ball team s .still playing a good brand- ol >ase ball. There was a hot time a Bishopville last weekWhen tin LancV ster Tigers came down foi :w<? days and took both. Thing? ol so hot Bishopville had to eajl )ur Prof. Abraham, better knowi >n the ball field as father (Abe) iho oh I man still c n hit that pill v practically all the hitting Yr -Btsbopville Friday, getting A loubles and 1 triple. Monday lime 17., Bishopville played Lunar. Scores were 7 to -1 in favut ,1' It i - 11op\ i 111' Thursil y, June 20, Bishopville ilayej- M iycsville the best game rVcr seen in this section for year? I'lie scores \v* re 1 to 0. 11 innings a favor of Bshopville. Fathei ( Abe) used his trick, ' getting 1 riples.," 1 double. The feature ol Che -game was tffe hitting of Prof and the pitching of Ed Brbwn am CI ill" I vis. : ? ? m + ADULT SCHOOL NEWS Although thy adult s'ehools wen closed on .May "30, the- groui ? light by Mrs. .Garrison has car i ied on, practicing l'o.r their clos eg exercises. Owing to'the manj activities engaged in by the publi< TTuxils. our fniiils n-i-iv pnst pon d for a later date. Alter having spent several prol itable months io study we finishet lUir work with a program, on Sur J y afternoon, June 10, at the vet oralis hospital for the men ii building Noi ,3. ?Kxp' uses -for the trip wipe pah .nit of fui.;ds from our penny thrif .lub. ^ .Mr.-. Christ in.t Green, I'residen i)l--the club was mistress of cere monies. Miss Adlino Johruson pjai.tjst," Two numbers by persom iliving to the hearts of men ant; woni' ii the simple story of tht L't'OSS. ' this, meeting was a great s|fir itunl awakening for the members mfd ms^ny backsliders rencwet lheir r-.lJogiance to the King- and t t'Vmf sinners . acknowledge! ' the fust time as. their Sgv There, wove. .'18 udilition"s"~to tin iinreji ami'the .ehurch encourage! .o "pr1 ss uon to higher heights. Alt r the lir>t or second nigh we had a record breaking crowd I.org'before night, the people wen hastening fo the ehurch to get i seat "or even a standing room. . She is really one woman thai an preach the gospel with power Llod is wjth her. During the ter ? ys in our city, thousands'hatLtlu deasui"' of-hearing her, and art nxious to know, when she wil pine again::"" ' * The church and friends wish her i long life and that God may ust her for" many yenrs to the story jf thw?Cross- with power;?-A. Elizabeth Weeks, Organist and Doaconess Y . .ETELY NED TRAINS SOI in Line Railway IONED - Wfijte Coaches ?? Ixwnge Cars inff Coaches ?lp.. Cola., S. Tel. 3821-9987 )ARDb RAILWAY / Utiontd trilns la tha. South \ TcinW/ I the t a m bv 9 aV< )'''K- V nr .ijiti'-1 loir ! ? 'V a clipping ol -this column is cm reply, send a quarter (25c) aj Nclu'pc, for my Nc\v Astrology .mail free advice on three- (3) birthdate, and "correct address to ABBE WALLACE, care of ' Asseriiblv Street, Columbia, So SPECIAL NOTICE:?in Wallace,, be sure to send your and the year you were born, - irig. ; (). S.?W hat causes my hus- . band to take a drink and gamble and will he ever quit 'I Ans.: Yes, he ' will ovvntuallj grow tiled of the life that he iwr lived and even now tho.-e SPREE! ' are"'few and far -between. S.tuJ I j worrying. i . M. L. (i.?Am?l (loo a compensation? I . Ans.: I cannot contact you a . being entitled to. the kind of com pensation that you have refercnc ; to as your"FATHKIt did not tigh | in the w.-r between tlvc states , Vour suspicions are fight -concern tng the ide.nl ify'.bT* your parents. ; . . X. X.?I am a real good ! Christian mother and J have been persecuted badly by my husband and his people. What is the cause of this,,filease? Ai.s.;?Nothing in the world l?u HiALOl'SLV for it scents, tlia t yjtir htisband's people c..n't stani i 'the thought of your prbgrcssin'i , and your ability-to rup a slice*ss ful lil'SlN ESS. When yoiii child ! Kit are a little older "they will se [' that you .,re relieved of your in . laws tor they too a reefed up on th 1 same situation. . " # *?+ , W. 'I1.? What should 1 do ahoat this very per pi ex ion situation that has arisen? . ~y Ans.: You and your girl fri'en should march right down-to* th LICENSE BUREAU iiunicdMcl . and get married far- you two lev v each other and marii.igc is .the >c ~ -tblo 'Way out,* ^ p '* .P. L. Please tell me if this . man will get out of the trou* ble? Ans,: Yes, he will get out ;at. your.'lawyer will produce evident that will show that he is NO GUILTY. Yes, you may sent! . quarter ut any lime. See the spt eial note attached to the colum , *..*&.* - . .. 1>. S.?Tell me what 1 should'. ' do. stay here or go to- ins . ' mother? |- Ans.: Stay where you are. a ; long a> you can ami try to. FIN! _ KM PI.()Y M K \"l' :?n i?it?..4i' ID-?tnie that ycii Will In successful. Yo ; will I..ve hotter xliUctys ul'- -lirdin j a job tvhere you are ti.an at home i how,ever, your mother would h?v | to have you return. -x' \ who were not pupifra a "if the ailul school were rendered. ] The program was as follo'w: Opening chorus Work tut: tli - niiiliL is . coiiiinc. ' Invocation- Rev. \W M. Labiyv ' Si t iplinv lo/son lit*|?*- ;?t i:r@" th l(M)tlr~ IV Inf. Seng ThV XYgro Anthem. 1 Reading "Growth" -Mr. .1 Cannon. I Solo "H'e cat' tit !"> ?' mi'." Mis Powell. Reading "Steps"* Mis. (i. Ci-aij. Solo with chorjs ' lie will liol ' ine Jast? Rev.. W. M- Labivi an<l others. Rinding ami discussion el* passag *" : ot':scripture?Mrs. B. -Kpps.~ Song "Follow Ttle (Ileum."' Re-ding - Lock your trouble in box. Mrs. (\ Ore' n. Night School Song?by frfoiip. Recitation, (litre me the Bible, h ^"Mrs. A. Query. Irrstrumental n.uniber, Mis?. Adlin Johnson. Reading?-"The C.idit Prayer" b "Ml ss Alice Garrisoji. Solo?-'"Sonic day Pfl under stanc by Miss Wilhelmt'na Johnsot Song, "Softly now the. light o day." ? : "Benediction, Rev. W. M. Labrew. - Those?serving on the" transpai tauon'.committee were: Messrs Luscius Clark, Josep Douglas, Buster Minder and An drew Query. I Other* present we're: M\sdante A. Goodwin, H. Kenslar apd K -Solomon, Mr. Johnny Cani.on,, Mi ffTld Mr5. James Stamper and Mrs E. Jones and other,s whose name the writer did not get. We just cfosed' a very sutVess ful school term of hard labor, W< as student* of the adult solum worked tog' ther in unity and w< (Wl very grateful to those wh< have made it pos.-th'le for us First we thank our Govei nun. <>ui 1 Huper'i e or,- and?mtr t 1 >"lvi foi | thejr eongeni 1 hospitality -ii making it possible for those wh< have not had a chance to get ai education may the Lord smile upot . them. ' Wm. Labrew. THE PALMETTO LEADE - p| 1 / *i' B" mi ? - T re red in this paper ONLY when dosed in your letter. ' For private ail a self-addressed, stamped en-" : Heading', and receive by return questions. Sign your-full name, to ail letters. Address ail mail I'llE TALMETTO LEAbER, 1310 uth Carolina. sending in l^uestia"s to I'rofl full name, tfro date, the month in order to get a^currecj read W.'s. N.?Will 1 be success. f arI in tlm u ^rL th.it 1 ..... ? ?* '? i?"i i am jfrU inu mi ( uf I hi1 Oil \ IT) <1(1: An>,: Y<fts, 4>T- course?yott-Mvill s I -howevciv the- hours ui;l lie quite 3 , iuoK'.aml you won't havi- any time [>'.? til1 <luring the NINK WLKKS in :he mount.tins, but tin- SALARY. I dlYred you will cci'taini\ niuke up ! i'or it. You should bank your sal: jiry'c'.eh week for you. *,v< n't have s any expenses up in the inountuins . it <1 you will be well j't^paro.ifur L, the uintviv "* ' . " _ t ~ 7 " * II. H'.?Is there a Litinc I'or * me in \shat 1 have been work.4itjf on fpr such ti lonu time? Ans.: -There is always . future for a u'ood' STRING* HANI) and you. certainly-''have a \> ry good one. If. you continue t-i improve it a- y u.have the past few months it won't be any trouble i <r you to 4_ :fel ? tf iim nieTlt s. W lis?-.-i "t you t a pi l.v at 'your local BROAI h'ASTr il INt; STATION and try fui aii.au% dit ion o .** * IVS.?Could . you tell me V >\ here is the man .that I yarrj" y ill* urimce on? lie IS UY1UH Ult l Ill ifoiul he.iith in tin- State ??1' ILl.iX <?I Si. - This party is jjroiiljpJjy the i :t!iu .1' 1)." Rogers at ' j) . afar time. You will m 4Wth s>>ftTo~ i;iiU' during the first of- next 'yertV. j " * * * c. H.'M. Y.?I want to Know if v 'niy husband is guilt\ of what V he ha- boor* accused? IL ^: Vl,t -w.?i-.-i . f i , iiU-; ? 11J t h.'ii. u as told?yrrnr !~y ,v?ni' tip]'"1 'j_t bo friend- i-*tr'ur. These .ut ligations Jfre " iri"urulTe-s d weiv built on stispiei'.a- only, jit is true that'll' you d d irA know d i.he nature .of- the mil the f-; i " vol .Xt; 1 A I) Y I N M1X1 >" mud: d J at your ha.biniV. fdu-oj otto would a I Id e I: thai tl-i n M 'ill)' twoeti "them but there isn't. n . * + v * M. I,, (i.?THlme w ho eontinins to br'aK iulii'ms hmise "'4 an I how do they get in? An>.' There is but ottiv itUiivi-. . jilttal who is'raus na' you this unin^Aiii y tr e ble -and?expense' u . j;?j tiu* way r. voir in yulir i?1 n<?. ??i' l' i' 'AiLdo'.C. Ilavi' \ u 1 j"ijm.' either -et'eoi.od o!' look yb'ui ^ witninw^-Avhi-ii Viiif Jfli away.' II* , would hi' a fcood i 1 -a to i^'ot your c i in I( 1 <K?v (? . jc on voi i . -place when* :<> away. It ST. HAI. I, ItAI'TIST ( HI RC1I Rev. \\. I., \N iUon,. Pastor v.as a week of tin- wry successful .' revival conducted by Rev. W. . L. l' Wilson who is now the newly letted pastor of St. panl Baptist ' Inn eh, College Piuce. The addi, tiion of fbuileon s.o'w members was (.111v of the great re: ults of this nicotine. During the wetrk- that followed whielv was the installation week v ei were favored with some very v iiis.pDrTh.r*T?ernn>n- delivered , by various ministers; of the city. This meeting was brought to a close Sunday, June ItOth.Rev. W. II. J.lalloway delivered the installation message to the pastor and various a officers of the church. We were I very much Honored indeed to have the installation sermon preached. y l?y l)r. J. J. Stark-'. Ml LI.INS MWS y Mrs. llattie s?eott r< turned home 1, Saturday, June 27 from-"Raleigh, I i. N..C. where she spent a very pleas j if ant. winter and-sprint;. We arcj 7- vtrrvTrhid to have h o r wi t h us_ agal^ ?dsecnusc she TTs a very faithfu1 church member. - ._ Mis-- Carrie Boll Livingston returned lionio Frfdav. June 20th Ii from the bedside ot her sick sister - in Baltimore, M. P. leaving her much improved to the delight of her manv relatives and friends. s * t i - Tin' Community rUtl*-:met- at the h. .home.-of Mr-.-arrrt Mr.- H. I. Lyllfi on Seaboard Aver ""Sunday afters noon, at -5 o'clock. Thg, meeting was called to order hy the Pvesi-' dent, Miss Girlie MoDuffie. A short ? devotional exercise was had. The j business of our work waft discussed. The dues wore paid. We wore , very glad to connect-with our club two new members r'- Mrs.-"Agnes i- Smith and Mrs. Rosa Alston. We r--also-had several viritorr. with us. r Each one made a brief talk. The ? meeting adjourned and we were i served a delicious ice course, i The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ixittie Rivers on Bay*'Street. K R ~m Sic MM'UI.I I A I l<?\ \ \'i> < ??>l I'IjC Kill. \S ION .. ..Vh.j-.K-. \\,. ,1 .1. . a . a. ijjurwl wl.ct.i v.i ; . ii- i \\ luil n'-iH i- . ' VS aki-yiti Dx-i,. ;it it., ., auiuTif. A t tlx- ! .it-m". -1. ' Iri.inpCt tiliili dn-. A K? '.It 1 oil tin- u ..'> -a ,t- ;"ii' i'K . "^'UkY *i I i j ; .. v : . a* its law.-." Mu.-ic, is uMVer-ai. J l .ii. . i-;' stood l?y heathen and ?i'.;.iV:-d i>-.a!T alike. iiic-Al-. j--i .?.m \ . a - viralicg. the -ju.M'.? ,.n -Jjivad < 'In itit*.;. 11 \ .1 ' ';?' Luk?, hits ill.-> . ? ; V . I., ,'v f, . : " !!' el.-'e I;t:l. T:.e hibon i._ ,y? (i..t. ftv.er-buydcned, Wi.t.n work < . his load tinpujiii the I.i-iwii..-, >-ongr ? ' 4 i_ Obviously, tnv j?-r \ > ' ? A tin,' world tOtLuy*l?> ir.oi'o .ii:i iA-1 tor .lnUiiic-J'.UMui into ti.o }:-.i* dnlmbitantsr-Today, -t..( r. a.tid- v .. men are striving. 'TIk-v tc n'.r starving sb tiiu'eh. for. IV d- .-and clothing as l'or- lack <d -?a!. -tk'\ elofnncni u !: i'111. a 'vTTT" "-.a Urdu to survlHe U.i- a. crisis. We hav..- lT7?K->s i-'.ha. swuin ruptcnisiieu wit:. ? est Kilt to muii-:-,Mu~n: The \vorltf is tfiowly av.ok to -thf fact^that mat- : h,\ vwa.;.. gained expcii-us j.i; uul dearth will surely, ivap L-" harvest ol- suicides, il.*ua', gamblers, hat lots .an"! tf.-.ng-y.r in times of di pr?jon-. | jut recent one.' -r-t\Vhat are we to do? S'ar. th world singing, is tin- imii'Vin's answer. Begin this by I?r ingr facilities lor inn-do study jr'n home, Provide soim* musical in -rtnmtent for t'rfe citildrefi "a:.! grown-ups to study .111 pra > upon. By so doing, the ijp,_dt'a will go out into life with a knowledge of the rudiments' f :<.0- c As soon a> they inter school, tie' teacher'will lose little time developing a worthwi d- <'horu-. .The community'Thorn, l'^iit.:. 1 ?* ? a. most dynamic meditnu -thi o iw hie 11 cau ' Ixn-f usial_iuVU ' he live-e of the massvs. In it more pee..do can i n.toy the privleg of sittgin ' and thereby creating-a greater p preei'atioii and a hum-' thoioug^" comprehension <>f music.". The i?' -sfilts will be Outnnfn-ttit e v .of hig ir id' als with the people in them thanking (iod fur the joy. of living. ' ' Tile private teacher of > . i . is al-o a powerful medium throng'which the masses, mav bar-v tii. V-* ?thout tin ai t 1.1!'. n.i.de. ! 1, e g'v!t!g- P'.dun- !-. . ; recitals', dif t'liy-g [> a: ' ' p -esenvintj Minions art i?: . >n > , ci'alj*. lie can ercum-ag" n '1 pupils Til -'tU.dy th-- |iiar.ji |.v pn-. si'iitinj? tho^d Ih* li..? a!'?ady -J-i'uiu>*t in stW'-' fill ) iti'i.' a Is. I.iU'-.visc. 'thi> \ "\ _au4-<44H'>-riii)i.M ~ TII \ I Music- apppd-iai i. >; a:-;'m 'i!:. preht-nsii u"' is the tit 1?-'..jrjt?tof it discourse' whit-h.f haw prtI?I . ;t!'.d wiJI si'lp* :i?* it: -*- IT ! > trinf.iti li'i .w.i'.-k "] (Jo< !>'?' Kir- ys: -'a-.-j.-f i 1 1'iiii.i.i?-. win: vti.i a i.iuIm-im liiOAUl^-4-lHi .11 \ !v ' Adult circulatio-t: fir'ti -r' y'N. non-fiction. 12*^- r**?st| IT.', ni'o t'idioiv fS7. ntin-firtv*n .ih'o. total 1 f7. Total -fiction ."l-". " utTintr ;*.<. total . po_> i??. ' . > inauazines, i*lip|>in^'s. \'i\v Ihiitiuvi'I's: iidwl* 17. - tnt.'lj-;?rPh . TP' T- ?J borrowers 22. 210' nmirazr'.-.-.::;>natv-il and three hook? Personal Ili-tory b y \*ir .vo Slitcan. Tin* Hand- I.);-. 1 o 1 v 1\'. \ PoaoFi, A Jliirii(;:iii K finpa by John Fox. The past year's- <iiv:::ut'.m shows an . increase over- the co.i'clit:tr \\ar: 12.01 ? books from the Rraneh, l.'TO hoeks.fr -pi 14 county schools. mak'ner n t"'a! of 17.1!'.'! books, f! 1 o tnatrnzb e-. '! I olipjrintr*. -1 ?? pictures, l iaajis, a pairr of 2.7"*:>~4)nnk> e?r dated N'j-u ! .ivv.i-w-vi- "21 br'ntrin-j- '! enrollment tin.to 2.72?. not inch; in.cr 1^2 of the first thren . year borrowers w!.o have r- -rf 'r^tor-. d 42.1 new books and. 2" dona'o.J books added for circulation-and c! reference bookriiv'np an approximate 'ntimber, of .KooTcs in tho lilirary. Ii**- " "Several r-hai have been' lost.Ti.2r>2. 727*r;aca'/.in - "donated. There are 117 mounted -pictures,. 14& ? clinpintr:' and -1.0 srrftp books in the lihrarw '. Some for env-datier'. We solVit _the cooperation ? f a': pat'.rn!j< d friend? .in horrovir * and retiiilii!!'.: hooh? and /in.-- - ? '^;,f <ho riivdet i.-p?Hrftvifii'i't-.i-ti tudrr rapidly. Any toad., * piv achcr? n y fi iondi-'in.-i iira! .communit ie.- wlio will circulate bonhet for summer readme may have flic u?e of any number desired. The library ho :> ive 12-1 and "?-S .every day except Sundaes and holidays-. ^ Juli* W. Talley, Librarian hhv i:n vms'DKK SKftMoxs" Antioch A. ,M. E. Zion Church At 2:.'?0 i?. in. the eou'*ro?ratinn was spiritually entertained he seven sermons, f . ^ ' . Order of (he Services Rev. W. P. Plnir. president, rue sidi; i?, sinuMih:.-p''aver. Opi-niiv remark's made by * I!"v, Plair which"-;w?w very eneourapiny and inspiring to all present. 1. Rev, R. P. Simmons, Daniel 3:1, 2. Rev. E. F. Wider, St. Mark 5:2; 3 Rev. T. M. Scott, Matthew : 11: .1. II(, v! hn'M- :wEx<>. .MiUiifl i;r . i'.; ! "P rial -k;-".-. Ji'ity IP . M. T. " J:--.. V.' !'. 1'aiT ' 1 .~ r?iLi I * < iti.t i ' i : ' . ,i,. 1 . t?: S .':l? - l ;i lit V P! I ' : " ! .. .Vjy, . 'II ( IMI X. M. K. ( III Kf U Pet. I . kf VIi:rli^. r:i. I'a-ior ; .<> "7- a, : ' ' " . Nrk- l-v , .-I I! . /.. Ik-.;" . ' . 'ii .la-*'-. . . ,' 1 .' i :. ' , 1 >.y: -I,v? 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