The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 13, 1935, Image 6

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THE PALMETTO LEADER I.AI'ltKXS M WK I "H"" r*TjTTT.-Ty--^rhd-I m^L- at tile UiUi, aT"ho"l)[i .tiffr rs. joluhoTs jrmt-*, - + ^ ' - at <?iiulxw|iu. L i.' i Lil.L^k** u-?l. il\ _ i m Iim!:u';. wit rt\ i-i'i i::y fiieiiss wci v . ill ? |?! I'.-K'l I . i.? i iM i.i". tiii.jr sets iee 11 o" pastor svlt'L'ti'ii a ; n iioin ~\\\r.-A.. T-\TTT ii uoestiny as uo!l as'inspii iny m i inon beinjr lis .toned to. Tui ociiiu "Contmi'iiion Dav' m.ii*\ \\eio jrivon 2 t ho "Ihtty ('o.oiiniinioi'i . A la I y s :*&. -Sr .).p"'l. Among >ytho visitrs wcro?.\ls.s .Maty Xuiice ^ "i t'uli.ii^.ia, vs. " is llu' iiislinyi> uished guest (if her sister* . and $ la other. l'i of. .siau M is. Thomas ^ Sanders, i 4 he liea: vie . i. o:'.gi -ssi'iig lii.e y v wi h -j.? v i'idk> in ^ ii" eii.V. J i? Again .at anot ! . r interest ?. iti?T. senium was' li. teiio'.i to. by rn ;? apftLoiiative andk-r-ee. > Wo are sm i v i>? i;eport M* sclanu y es 1'oarld Dauki;.. and .M' gnolia ' > W i.'ijrli't Iacji\ , o . j i'iilimd -to their J r' liin.s .K?r ila- ; < w.eks. We . are wishing for '.Vein air arly re| envoi >\ .' * ! ! Dr. and Vji;. ^ni.il s^Ti t~ :?-a. a.. inotier. .Mr-/ Sailie llunler.. ' . ; ij: . intr.y . . .n . ial 1H nilTi r > ll: eit y (i ejrnjt .y-iy. in ' "y'.upathizo y. . .??'t!ie tir iing'.c: | in lite, d alh of. t i.e-uvhusband, son. , .'and.' l"oth:.r a : oee.;'rre I 'it Wa-I'ineto.:. 1>. 1Mso t he- ile'itl. i?l Air. Alii-- V. ' --rti*} .-?. the soil "! ] I i,i U i . ?: al i> i1? | uj,'!.'aivk to . Ik* < ; i:.?,l.a!izt'(i- r ri,v . ,t:_ i?j iMryi't .'iu'h. T!i<? ni"Trt~r<. Ik- iuir---j tin- -\v. Tlie pram! ?'.t ;i'ht< v - n; . i AI : ?. Art hut f 'luisp ami. liir '1 ' . .Ti r ..f Mr- ' . <i *'. Ciji i.-p. I-i'.f.:v-l 1 -l-'itut J i.- 'he jrmvt "I hi -i:a: I-mother ' .Mis-. Kila Ihivi , , I '; i l.ils {ii, w' . i to v? Sat' i. \\ ! . i foiii A'Mv \ I'tie, Mr he-. ha-*. \ / : < " riiilih 'ti.; Wo nty soy'iv* v< iopurj .Mr?,.. T N (I:i: 1 av t 'M : ?? H-op i'Ml"' ; W h. r i.oiiiii t ' v. eeli. I). \V:r.: T't't ' t:<?i-r;i..* iX.:r<ir \V;|-.hrii.s.'t > . Ih C.v . .? Little Kii'/a'". laity eejehral* a x jtji h;i/l F j-' juji >> tlir'lay < 'a 1". ci'i ix m, ii l;i . p aviI f tills- fi pi i-.-. 'Va:r'ain. - Won' .-ii at't-i ! li.:hi Ail r? l'lij-hinVnts * wi - v M. Alary iM- wore 11" ".; -i'V tie H ii, ,M> , ' ' ^ \ .tli' ( lii: j* Ii tVi'a.1 11 ' . i v Mi *- Uuj . j. 11. <shi fwv. ;'i. ilaiiy . *<< .iiN'ti-il ;;t . I'-. 'X'li'.sii h ;n- t . l\ War 11 pi' .-i' I'M" v.- ; . 1 hi !i i '-"j; : " : I u-11? * ,. y, 1 Wi i.!' -:*-!', ';J - fr-Tl. M' ' ~TTTiT.rfi- (Manirinir- , . I. a Ii.' If. .Mifh; ! .v.". t: i/v'ir rr'H ?, i.U I, ! M.--.".K.?"> <;i- Uiij . ; . , jv.,'.: :..i , ! .! 7? r : : "M n. f< lvjit." -Ali M:uv J', i. y ?..<! _ , .j?j.- <; M'ltin \\ iy .. i: . V. V Mi'. l>>. V*.' V1; ' . . . i 1 ! tr-k~* tra-r- -ry > "J U_1 Ui'l. I'i'l't . . ^ : V. '. . - v. V;M. : A ?'m * I 1 i t-i.iv.-. i'i A. Mi, U. 1". ftt'iu- u' iiiA \ i nsvn.i.i-: m:\vs ^ .atal _fi ii ml-' . art' v^. ' i I't'VcH itt'fnlV cVC'l" thf , ' :i -?r!?s tlK-y h:*l ' !ar'.''|7; , , Wi-. \ i'i? irtiMtiuv : J, ..if rain. <;.n t" ? d, , ( l!in> tlu-ir's r.o. other. " . I t.-ne-s o lit! ~ ill :il Is ill y.** M r. t Vlivt. Oeemoii ,, ' Salyf.lay .V. ?X I* T 1 r. ( '. T.iwV Id rV.:irirt1- ~r i: i: , 1 -.i;f A 'lax l\i . Trust he .will- (. (. ( VtT. . IV'tteun ' ,S. . V. V ('.' iVrnwn. Mi s. Fan ! ' !:in. Mrs. R. t\-i-;t't<>n. v>. \'-> . l-ann'o Thniruis. Mrs. Rjn'<7- \] nl Mrs. '/. imiiwn. Mr. [. It?? < . Mrs. TjUr.y McK'ay. |? Mi .! ,y lVtorkin ah- on the | ?' Ti't;: t?the ? ?(4ek?'Hi.".? V. _ . OeoVef. ' * < > Mi Martlin Roost* was Out to It f ?niny service- Sunday after >' ?m??,v pf?illness.?I- think- ?1 ;u:< "her urprise: like th<* 4th will !.<<; I: r perfectly well. Come a'.rah, 1" our city {rood "friends. "Tie Jth was woll-spent with our r' f rii'iijl in picnics, parties and Xl r any. . (her sports. A larore crowd '.yitru , cd^Mic t*ai?e at Seller", S. ?'. played w.li ^ : I!i'V. 1', R. Moodinc and son of ' < 'a-Uj-hyi. S. C. arrived in the city i H'l.'n. day P. M. to witness the ,, Sand-.-- seho(M picnic nt his church, c Macedonia! lie was at hi? post of d i'y Sunday A. M. to tjip alrove p -j-*v?i'v ehurelu They reported ~ | very rood services throughout the | day. Mr?. Ttener Zimmon arrived ! _ a few weeks* ptay from T^Tvffv ''In' '"a. Pa., also Mr?. Davis: I One of Mr. T. P. Poterkin's fine 'ric~4~j.u4.U0s died Surrlav A. M.. i if;,..- ;i f, \v hours of siekno-s, also i M1'. Fddio Hearse's fine mule died j ' t "\ s ? ! . The-e jro-vl friends ynffrathv irT~fheir los*. 1 IT". M. Honker was art* hi-' > ?o-'-nf duly- at- ?av<*.^Iill Church : ... ]j(> ]f.ff fsnridav P. M. 1 if TI. v, and 'Mrs. A. J. Wright ; "jM- X. Y. City. wluxi\ .he. wjll at- J, ?n} Summer Sepno!. elra. Mac- ' !!. "Wright will spend a while | v! :.! nl>, ilt'V. and ALrs. Bow. ) . , 1 ~ ' i T'l-'ft'ii" loft -M**wlnv A. M. 1 > .. - ( '"fjv~ v.- !.- v'"\ < ' !' ' : ' :n 1 ':( pdrthi iSliiloh Church \ows **- 1 Ki-v. A. .1. Wriptbt. I'aslor I , , Sunday A. AT., in spite of the ; 11 inch ment weather, the members ^ainl friends-were on? the job as us- i ?tnwfF-1 ual, making.*thcir. way to some chinch. ; " -.JUvv-A w JL Writrht i"avp n spl en did sketch of the i uc uImr.MfTe \vrf^~ Hampton. Va. .last week. A I ter which lu- pl eached a very, very touching h'I num, He took as a-subject: "Considering Christ in every, walk of lite." iBr. I.. M. MeColldm, Supt..- was at his post, as usual and spoke *o'f, the State Convention and the.past rnion. We are looking forward for the State Suiulav School and B. V. P. l\ Mr-.' Maggie WrigHT spoke and- . thanked the many friend v.fot' their i\ t operation. with the. dinner on the 1th. The amount reported to date for dinners \vereS'ln.nn. The cream money yet to feme in; a mtlnher of dinners, which will come tip to S20.00 or ino're. This sounds like Shiloh. Rev. and Mrs. Jones at St. Mfch 1 ?!. ! >. Chur h < slill hripgino thing- to past. We are pro\id"'.hf utir excellent group, of fin-tors. Social News Mrs. Bessie B. Pa vis of Xcw Y.OI'k ni li Veil lliltlln 4-K? IcVjji of "iir?v " " K T'r11C_ MeKallester of Kincr St. J mnrto a "prrpr-ratt tTr (Mir city last IVrrk. - - r r ?M-or-B. Burden and nioco, Mi^s Maniniio B. Cio-da(nd spout a few 'inii.rs Sunday IV. M. in Hartsville, V C. as liouso truest s of Rev. ryid \fi st- H. IT. But lor: .* Mis<o~ V. Stubbs, C. Johnson* M. Make. S. T.oston and Munnerlyn n<?l<* a nice A. M. l ido Monday. ".CO.-Mi.-S V. Stublis was the snoei>! driver. >lie is sonic eliau f four, thin;* tin v will ldavo fur N. Y. f tlvc.v t i;- Mr. .Tamos M I. u'd I Yew auto. Mr. Jnmo : Wat sun. Mis-s F.tliel "nrd ami. Sister.of T.awinhurg, No V,"" was in the. city Sunday'P. M. is bouse iriios-ts nf tlio "Misses San!ors 011 Amelia St.' . 'Pic last Children's Bay pi'o^ani a-t over at PeC Boo Baptist 'liiircb Sunday 1'. M. IU v. W. R. lotf so, past or. . I. AtT A N lib'S ft'. II.;. 1.1 . vol y ; v~t. -1 J T 11 . ro pleased to In? f?'. :?st'. t t '-i iinnnor .dipA^rs Cat mala'. t!i fids. .p;i rd-'t 1 .;t|.| ^ ro: n au'l lie u'lRf !.' T'l " It f I d;- V, ? ,1 ,.b : I; ' < 'o.. Tai -i nr oli.iul. I . )11 >'' ( . So';iv :t:ru? ; f ^' I.-- ' . V'. vv. Hoi. . (rip* ist ' ('cpr.elv ilea. I d at Wi BP p.;! jn i?*t iTyf?(1f \v. -Hr-e'.i \! f - :., a i v S. = f. i 111- 1 ..t .Ml- . Al. i: < . \vi,-< ' I. M KW't I':l- ..i i.f ' ' ' 1 t'i ii i <" *< , 'i';:- ii ,jt sluu4> Jo the pi'iipl.- of I.altn. >' I' v.'.i- > iii'f - timlii I.i 't;^ < c~, j.'ij. " iy!_i:>on\i' ?1'';J!j I'loi wa, a t fuutM'al ' vr . a f " cofalui t i] 11 Uvv. !>v :v. 1st fv.nr ... .1 1... H . I.I- -V.' .. . ' 4 . . . ? i, v. i. v xti-ipim-*-or. kov, II. II. !!on iot t. '_! .! n'lii, Ki'V. k. I,?(iaiils?1)'iM v. -H'-MKif k< I'V 'In ' '.lnwiiit* n i i?i i - J r. Ro\~." fiihlts. Atil'ows ("i.-ipvl \. M. K. R? v. I >. I .. ( "(>". i>*t-1 </r*7,|' |-']oV>k n.: K v. A, .1. l-'oll\. pa t 1- " S-; -it inn?tjrtivfioil t h<?. ul'i^y. St. Joh: li.ap'M Snurl y ? }) . ! 'fil o I 'in. avail. Iio r. it'll Mi?. Mama, S-rpt.. . at liis ? . ? < 1 Vtt?)?;ar\vHV'~ ?t-r?p- io I'aai tT. M's. "Annito rs .Mrtichr. 1> :u "ii I -U- .! ! ftv lin ro- "ft'o S;:n';.\ i-l i "I. Th.a v :..i ;.|I,, liVo'y |-favor moo'titt; Hil-'aV nuni.ir.y, ." o'clock. Rev; ^4r--lani->?i l' il.y M..K. (MUIIL-IU . roadie.1 1 1 Mrs. Klloii of l.'inil>. r: mi. S. is vi-i'.i.ia' lr r. ii? ii-rliti-i . ' -Sin- was t l,.o 'ii"n.r tru.e-t "I* > ev. an.I .Mr ;. (Ian. m. Sat. i 'ay. M" -A- A''" Ma . i; "l'i . t.imi _ . <'. is visit i.ia.1"-!-1 '.'?! i\i s h-ro.Mi X m-y" .l-'.i !<-<>a ' ai"t"ia ?] . i ii!!. a S. n 'V at ti'i'jtiMiii to i-it lu-r r.i.lher. I'll ^Siaiti; '1' v. oamip No. ill it." , '!,) i t ' !,u.ii ' ot' Ml-, ami Irs. .Kink T'i i jay. ' Mi Miami's M. A. l'.ai us, A< 1 <Ii oUica, yii'! litt! Mai-rio j-w! \V. i-l in';:. k ? i:l j; : |;v >orvi?" s ?i?S'.inlay n ho i o.' t'iii H'ii of y i aiiw.. A ll t.'ii- i Imrchi's . of tta all' iloiii" . ; < - i r " kit in loco ijr the banner of tin- Lord from lie:1 >.V ( M-. lv.'111 ' lltihi'li-of (lir.l iid its regular sor.vice Sunday, iil>; i. Ilcv; M. A. I5:v: picaehI I'l ;?n> from l l v. di 'i ' :Mth ehap>r,.and lrtth versa.. And .tin* if lory f the Lord , abo* ie upon the Mt. i Mil At d o'clock Sunday school \\ s millet'd by the Supt., Mrs. Adie Hethea. i'leop ;s Lethea tauiijit,c u .-soi!. :Mis. (,'ari v (Jadsnn* u^in a lively prayer m^.'tinj*. nipuuv 1 ssoii by liev. M. A.. Haus 5th chapter of 1st John. ii' \. ! . W . uar'llleh"-uni will reach We tine .-tiny niirht, July 10. HKIIOF'S MEMORIAL A. JM. E. CHURCH -Rev. L. I,. Farmer, Faster y Our revival started July 1st and - continuing' throfi^h Wednesday liuht, July lTtlp with the Rev. Mrs. Etta Graham,, conducting. Mr-, Graham preached two wonder, fill reunions Sunday and those Who Vn\e heard her testify that she is i lie nifu-r one K(>od pivai lier of h? highest order. Friday nitfht, July 12th a eandle li^lit servtce. ''he la t three nights u.ilL hcSIH'oi'lIllustrated and Dramatized vn**iri?? \> iMincsdi'y nito .v.;h Che -sahin i; "The Dry Bones n (lie Valley.'' Mr?. Graham is , at od a< < no of the Lest ILLuitrateel. mil Dramatized preachers on the ' . ?Don't fnr;rrt Che fira'l. '"FfrrHdcYT 1 lonnd Excursion train in moving iiiciurps, Sunday night, July 14th. it Bishop's Memorial. The public is invited to attend ill of ou;r services. " ' J. '! * UHIIkl JUjlipJIt Ijjjjiii WJUipqWWgEW CHESTERFIELD NEWS 6y Miss Saf&H^A. McCollough ty of i*Hin this week. Everybody is -. til I to so.-.- it, after.--such a long [ dry spell. Quite t\ number of the teachers Darlington, S. ('. 'Rev. T. P. Foster of Atlanta, (!a. spent several days visiting relative^ Mrs. R. E. Foster and family at the Presbyterian Mance. Rev."IK L. Counts, pastor of Hermon Prebyterian Church spent last week at his home in Roland, N. Cjwith his parents. an4 Mrs, Albert Walker, and children, William, John Warren, and-Xarrie Elizabeth of Baldwin. Kla., were in the city last week. Mrs. Walker came to be at the bed side of her father, Mr. Dock Bau- 1 Mr. John Baucom of Detroit, .Mich., is 'in the city also; M iss Elizabeth Johnson, the . County Demonstrator spent the week end at her home in Irmo, S. O. Messrs John and George Hammond of Wadshora^_N..- C,t were "the guests of"Miss Sara A. McCul"fotigh last 'Sunday afternoon^- Tiie Chhlrcn's Day program at all, the churches were very good. The program* rendered . aJt Mt. Tabor M. E. Church last Sunday night by the children, was quite) -unique. It consisted of children under lJ years of age. Little Miss Sara Bell Black was mistress of ceremonies. Master Robett Edj.wards led.in prayer. Master Col- ; umhus Gill, presided at the organ. Everyone present enjoyed the occasion. Rev. T. A. Gary is pastor. The- third quarterly conference, hold at Hnrstr Tabernacle A. IVfT" E. Zion Church, the 5th Sunday ' was unite a successs. The P. E., Rev. A. E. Gordon was nnid nut in full. Rev. W. -W. McCollough, paM.01% r. ; The Vocation Bible School which was held at Hermon Presbyterian Church for two weeks, closed last Friday with a .big party, and Sunday at G o'clock a program was rendered by the school.: Those, instructing the classes were, Rev. H. Is. Counts, the pastor. Mrs, S. E. McColioaigh, Mrs. R. E. Foster, and Miss'Sara \Vadsworth. There were fifty-six pupils on roll. , When in Chesterfield, call at Mr. Joe ATford's Cafe and be served ' in oi>peti'/tiYnr l"'"kl*nst. o>- diem')'.? Mr. Ponzy Bittle left Saturday ' for Richmond, Va.; -frrTto*an indefi- -i nite stay. - Miss Martha Baucom. spent the 1 Week-end in Pageland,.^S. C.| with < I riends. . 7. . 4 - . 1 - ' Quite a number of people'motor- T ed to Cheraw, Sunday evening to 1 hear the Rt. Rev. M. \V. Claire. (( speak. * ' . ReV. and Mrs. C. B. Bethea were ^ guests at the A .M. E. Zion parson- j .w>: Sunday afternoon.?^ _ Mjsg; Martha Baucom, entertained a number of friends at her home ' Friday night. July 5. After dancing and playing cards the hostess j served n delicious course of punch :ilid W> - < Those who wore present were: t Messrs "Rohfa-t and Ponzy Bittle, ( Howard Jackson, Sidney Alford; 1 Jamt," River-1. James Wads worth, J Ejnnmtal Xivehs. and Johnnie Cot. < ".Misse? Sara Baucom, Charlie Bell and Martravet Stanley, Mamie J Bittle, Bessie Ban com, Sara A. McCuTloutrh. and Martha Baucom. I - Everybody expressed themselves- ^ a- "invinjr spent a delightful evening. . ] ( III".RAM' NEWS ' The death of Mr. Willie Ford i was a shock to both, white and colored, Monday, July 1, when he ^ was instantly killed in the Chdraw ^ pf rk with a ball that was thrown J by Mr. Tim Wifigate. Funeral ' -orvico was held at the Pee Dee l'nipn Baptist Church, "Wednesday July J. Rev. F.'W. Prince, pastor. Tie leaves to mourn his lost' a \ >noth' r, Maggie Ford, three sis- 1 'mv, two brothers and a host of * relatives and friends. \ Mr. Willie Reid who departed ^ this life Thursday July 4, was fun-1 er". lifted at the Wesley M; E. a ( lunch Sunday afternoon. Rey. '4 Jackson, pastor. He leaves to g mourn his lost three sisters, Mes- > dames Belle Sutton, Amelia Mc- t Call, and Hattie Carlus; one bro- u ther, Joe Reidj and a host of relatives and friends. t Mesdames Pauline Whitehead of p Suffolk, Va., Maggie and Mamie h McGlocling of Camden, S. C., Mr. b - , . __ TVavel anywhere. ?ww SOUTH .. Afarefyr every pum ?ONE WAY and R0U1 'J. . .for Each Ml f_ ROUND TRIP TICKE .......for Each Mi a ROUND TRIP TICKE * ....... .far Each Mil A ONE WAY TICKETS Wgjf: far Each M? Good In Sleeping and Pai proper! charges for apace ,, Economize by leaving your ?* using the $ Excellent Dinini Be Conifortahle in the i, W, E. McGF,E, A. G. P j them Rail ' N ' Saturday, July 13, 1935 , Joe Reid and Rev. Linton of Candor, N. C. .-tunded me luneral service of Mr. Reid. There was a party given at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett in horror of Miss Sarah Fordi Monday evening. Mr. C. Talley,' W'illte Flowers, and Alis^ Carrie Williams are-sen ? ously ill at this writing. Mr. Johnnie Ford will preach his trial sermon at the Pee Dee Union Baptist Church Sunday morning, July, XI. at 11:30. ? Rev. F. W. Piince, pastor. The public is. cordially invited. ? ALLEN* TEMPLE A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Greenville, S. C.?Sunday school opened at the usiLsl hour, with the assistant superintends nt, Rev. D. P. Adams-assisted-by his able co-Workers-. The "lesson was taugl.. thoroughly by all the classes After we reassembled to?? review the lesson, which was reviewed by Rev Adams. We had several visitors present, among, tn m Were: Feldt'r, his two daughters uhds iiiai-son from Miami, lie the tmele~of Rev. Lemon. He gave some tine remarks to. the?Sunday f. school which were enjoyed by all present. ' & 4 *. Rev. Adams and his co-workers are very busy getting ready for the convention which will be held July 24?255. The Sunday school picnic will he -- .. vullCJUttJ, W( wish all a pleasant trip. " Morning services began at7 the usual hour. The message was preUched by the pastor whose text was found 1st Cor. 1 chapter and 18th. verse, lie used for a sub- x jeet '^Ths^ Crojjs.^^ All who heard spued. We had several visitors ' present. Among them were: Mr. and Mrs. Felder, his two daughters and grand son. One of his' daughter, Mrs. Brenson was from Jacksonville, Fla. and the other, part of the family, was from Miami* Kla. Mr. Felder gave' some line and touching remarks. T'.iey will never be lorgotUen. Another one of our visitors was Mr. Smith from Allen University, he alho gave some very fine remarks on Allen. Being the first Sunday we had sev j .. mi preasent, and a i*rge amount of collection was raided Night services began at the-usual hour. The massage was prebched by the ] verse." 'Pus-fine- i?nd~spiritual " ? message caused - many to (Think. Again Mr. F'elder appeared before tho congrogtitton with some- interesting remarks.* He. is a good L-hurch worker-tie ha.^h'ecn a dele- . rate Id the General ^-ConTerene and we assure you that he is a real , christian. We wish Rev. Lemon tiad a lot of unties like this or.e :o come and- visit un. And we vish many blessings upon him ahd lis family ? . " . UFA I LAH A. M. E. CHURCH Kingstrve?Sunday was a ji ight day. Sunday school was ipened at 10:110 o'clock^ by the Supt., Rev. A. Redden. The Cachers were at their post of luty. The lesson was wonderfulv di:vussed by the student body. ^yeiy class .semued-to have been ? 'ull of inspiration. At 4 P. M. the President of, 3< aulah Allen league, Mrs. Lear ine Redden, had a wonderful au :ussion between the young peQ)le and the old people which w s rery inteiresting to the crowd. The 4th of July program at deuulah A. M. E.. Church: \ Redden, Master of ceremony, solo by Littlq Corrinta. Redden. Vddress by Dr. S. D. Chandler. " shorty tatkjjy Bradley. paper. solo by Elizabeth Burgess. Recitation by Mary Epps. singing by choir. At 11:30 o'clock Rev. Johnson uti.-ched a soul stirring sermon, ""he church could not hold the peode. After which collection and ecess for dinner. Dinner was erved to everybody free ahd a!o lemonade. The Revs. L. C. ditchell, J. B. Rus, T. S. Johnson, . K. Tiller attended this guajid nd noble program." After serving bout 800 head of people, Begu h base ball team plJtytd three v antes. 1st game, she ^.von - 2-7, nd game she won 4-7.1 And the hird game they played, they went p tie-tie. _ This was the best program and he largest gathering ever was ut over at Beaulah Church,'and er base ball diamond. Everyody enjoyed it. " ~ ) cowl-H# " cKN for | FSB Mas VD TRIP COACH TICKETi Id Traveled TS?Return Limit IS Din U Traveled T9?-Retani Limit * H ontfctf { k Traveled le Traveled rlor Cm* an pajtaoit at oeeapied. No vureharpe. 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