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y n . ' Saturday, July 27, 19ft5 DR. J. C. WHITE TO PREACH \ . * AT SECOND CALVARY I The Rev." M. Marquette-Peace, 1 minister , of the- Second ClHvary f-Baptist Church, announces the folA K "wing services for Sunday; At the 11:20 morning worship, the pastor will preach on the-S.-Sr and B. Y. P. U. Convention, theme,?"The Child In The Midst."1 -? At 8 p. m., the services will be of the church, Mrs-~D. D. Mozee, i president; at this service Dr. J. C. ^^Lwhite, minister of tho First Bap. Church, Winston-Salem, N. C., will deliver the sermon. The church school meets at 10 a. m. and B. Y. P-. U. groups at 0:30 p. m. ~? ' EMMANUEL A. M w, Rev. Henderson Hughes, Pastor Sunday was a beautiful day for ? church goers. Sunday sehool was opened at 10 a. m. bjr the Shpt., * \ Mt. M. B. \Villimas, and lijs coworkers. It was largely attended .1 and lesson was very interesting. At 11:30 Rev. Hughes ascended the rostrum and brought a wonderful message to his listeners from Amos'4:11, subject, "Salvation unto God," this message was _ __ welLdelivcred and full_of thought. The silver tea at the home of .? "Miss Geneva Griffin was very successful Sunday afternoon. The A. C. E. League is still pro^fcressing. Plair preached a wonder "" ^^W"sermon at the 7:30 service,-it was full of spirit. The Jr. choir ' was at their best Sunday. We were elated to see Mrs. Edna M. Murles out Sunday morning after a long illness. Mps. Sally E. McCool of Toledo, Ohio, is home after spending several months here with her daught| COLUMBIA DISTRICT CONVENI' TION OF THE A. M. E. CHURCH The Columbia District Convention of the A. M. E. Church closed its two days' session at Arthur. town in Brown Chfeppl Church, Sun day night. Dr. E. F. G. Dent of Columbia is the presiding elder, assisted by I)r. E. A. Adams, presiding elder of ?the Newberry District and Dr. -J. C. McC?lollan, presiding elder of the Spartanburg District. Miss Elouise Janerette was elected secretary and Miss Irene Johnson, Assistant. The noon day sermon was ably preached by Rev. L. C. Butler, and the annual sermon preached by, ' Rev. W. R. Bowman.- . "Model I.e!>guo and Sunday schools were conducted by the Rev, ~ L. L. "Farmer and Miss* Elizabeth ftrndgon. The discussions were of a high order and members of ; both League and Sunday school , would vie with, each other in debate. Each pastor in the district made a full financial report and Dr. Dent was pleased beyond expression. m \ Among the distinguished visitors ,-M' \j'e Dr. T. J. Miles, presiding eldI Wof the Georgetown District; Dr. I R. E. Brodgon, presiding elder of j the Edisto District; Prof. C. G. Garrett, Mrs. Hallman from Lat ta Rev.'C. A. Duhlap, Rev. J. M. 1 Williams, and- othersr | Mrs. Sallie Evans was elected reporter to the presa,=? iMiss Edna Adams, daughter of Dr. E. A. Adams, addressed the Convention on the qualification df a reacner. Kev. (j'Neal Bi'own preached the noon day sermon, Friday and' Dr. L. L. Farmer preached the educational sermon Friday night. Among the leading pastors who attended were: Revs. S. H. Lewis, 0. Simmons, W. B. Nash, F. D. ^^^OTeher,. Rayowm?Ransom, AVm... Gantt, F. D. Ford, L. F. Vance, Wv B. Bouler, J. E. Dixon, H. D. Ramsey and others. Resolutions were offered by Mrs. Lula Nelson, praising Dr. Dent for his impartial ruling, also thanking the pastor, members and friends A of Brown Chapel for their hospi^' 7 :^^^*Sunday was a big day, sermons ... were preached by the Rev. S. L. Glass, F. D. Drelier, I.. L. Farmer and.W. B. Bouler, Rev. Wm. Brown was the host of the Convention. REV. WHITE GFE?T SPEAKER AT TRINITY BAPT. ( IIURCH C . . ~ ,1 T. -1? ~ OO juuuav. ?J uiy io,?I .S :UiL ^pP. M.?r.At this hour wo are <havAng Choirs, Solos and . Quartets ^^Hj-om Hitesburg, S. C. also Colunj Don't miss the famous essay by Miss L. Etherage. Dr. J. C. White is now pastor of First Baptist Chui elr WinstonSalem, N. C. Ex-pastor . of Ziur this City. Conic over aiuhs.ue a-' in this Contest, we through ffim, who strengthen us, wilL/P&ise almost two hundred dollai*s. Come see. Rev. C. H, Simon, Pastor. THE COMMENCEMENT EXEUJgtL.ISE OF 1111-: .lie LE \(. I E OF ^^WESLEY A. M. E. CHURCH , Will Be Held Sunday Evening, July 25, 19.15. f Song?HdXvenly Sunlight* Scripture Desson?-Miss Sadie TficTc'sorv. Prayer-?Rev\ P. E. Mingo. ^aViolin Sokh?Rev. Carrol Leov'y. ^JjTopic for discussion^?How miry one know that he is a Christian ? I know I am a Christian by what . I am?Miss Dorothy Hicksori. By what I say?Miss Florence Pieston. By what I do?Miss Ruby Rosemond. * Instrumental -Solo.. Miss Alma Ha r ley. Summary of Topic?Rev. Frank Hickaon. Solo?Miss Frankie Hick<*- - ,r I 1 ?~TV'rr son. '1- | Selected Rending > M'iss 11 utic ' L. SpCn^. Instrumental Solo .Miss K<IKh > - Frtreior:?"i Remurks-^-Mr. K. M. . Pre- sly. w ] Vocal Solo?Miss Naomi Ro e-' i mond. - | lnstriH?HHrt*l?Solo' Mis-?Mildred ~ Beaver. i Closing Song -I would lie loved,. ; The Officers of the Jr.. 1 .vague are as follows: Rre^i'fenty . Miss Dorothy Hickson; First Vice-l'res., Miss lviiith Frizior; Seconal Vice-. Pres.,-Miss Elizabeth Fergues; Third. Vice-President, Miss-Ftankie lick son; Fourth Vice I'res.', I* Miss Hattie L. Spann. Secretary, Miss Ruby Rosemond; Treasurer, ' Miss Mildred ' Beaver; Superinien.eentj Mrs. L. K. Rosemond, Pustor Rev. P. H. Miiuro. rj y m SHADY GROVE A. M. F. 1 _OlLRCH Idvs C. (1. (iloverr~Pastor A li.' ' . I. i ' V' m?* I"llg JUKI Illy spi'll, we a i \? Ua iny ruin t'Vc i y Jay. I Although tlio morning of y?e I.'St Sabbath' was gloomy our Sun I day school was largely aiteiiikil by_. the Supt., .teachers and scholars, also quite a lew visitois. The les >011 under the Captain of "David (The Great" I limited)" ws inter.csTmgly studied" and discussed and rOAjewed by Prof. A. H.1 Nash. At the'usual hour ol' chinch-see-.-vice "our pastor who has endeau'd himself to the entire membership brought to his wm:;i cgulion ' a 5:24 "But let judgement run down as wCtcrs, and righteousness as \ mighty sticain." It is quite a Chiistian treat to one -t<? visit each week the various Sr.lulay schools and church services of South Carolina and othVi Sti tes of the Union tl\rou,uh the interesting. column- of the I'aU metto Leader. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson also Mr. and Mrs. Milions Johnso'u were hastly called away to lb;, bedside of their daughter- ind ter, Mrs; Rosa Jones who is ci iti rally ill in i- Greenwood lv-spital. All are pfaying for lie 1: b speedy recovery. Mrs. Cora Jack-on and pretty tittle daughter, Virginia li#ve heturned' home after a pleas ml* stay in Augusta, Ga. with hew_ uuitbur -and family. The members of the chnrclf arc .Still I'-Hiii.nl inir I hi' 11 i no ! > lh< great beyond of Bn>. M. ('.- Calhoun', who is grittly' missed in. the church and community. Surely a- great mail has fallen in Israel., Al'le-t- spending.?a. number?uL . daysait Myrtle Beach on the At-' has returned home and is inform- . inp his friends hiis doliiriitf.il _ stay.S^ \ " " Oil SrnTHw/ I'. M.. duly 14th, a baby contest was sponsored at our church by. Mrs. Ada Davis, faith" ~ who resides in Abbeville. Dining the contest Kev. KoBeit (been pastor-In eliarge-of - Grace and l it-tie'' MolintaTn ('barges delivered a .wonderful., message fro in i he Uth el); pter of Isaiah-, S verse, "Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?" 'l'Heii >aid I. here am J; send me." His sermon was -greatly- enjoyed by a vast tuidtcii.v " with music rendered by the'. S'.. Petm"- choir.- Hv JTri7.e U'dlV ," fT were: 1st KddLc Uuth -Kmc; m:.! Virginia Jackson; did John W.. Pressly. .While*' our \i stor was awarding these prizes to '.'le.-o ..e:?.u tiful little babies one co'.'id not he.ix,but think of the words of lesos when he said: "Suff"i b' tie'children1 to come unto me and forbid tine ill not." The linanyiat result was good, for Mr.-. Davis, I ut over, a g-?n! prog: a.n. ,0m- Mi tad mi ay 11.11. H-x ll.e leadership of aiihfiii . and courageous president, Sister Susan-Devlin is still progressing. The interesting and loyal mem-hers ?t .our church are, looking lorward to the Missionary convention a .'.it, tlio did quVitm-'y i ' II ri'i've, ^ winch -.\ h | bo--followed by hf-rv. tiiv. t'ii' ii*? i In n the PlVsiiH': ; Elder. As being tlse.j P. K. of- the A1 (ville District, ? I i- endc1 red r-'Vsci,' to-the i \ nicy s of the Waiaantun t't. WgL hnve been b:c><ed in t'u- pas'., t. I ict'-p great ly !<!. in the pers > . , of Drs. Smith at.'l Bean. Alii since/I) r. ^uarles las n ni: leader w?; inn him di"o. There wil. !? a rally on Suni j, July 2:s !i. Ky the Tiny T.tV ( 4uii of vv'u.-a V. s. E. "J. -Wal ton 'he spons o. "A'e aiv praying o'. a financier spvi ess. j Transciei: vnit-rs ii t.i comi.vmity reco?tiy \ ere Mrs." Addie X~w Wi-'i* fvT""r*T7 Oun v..1 .<lul Mr. Tiriwfthy ' o.i's of (j;-. tmupcul'. . The sa ! ii.tvEigen'ce u.? just .beer roeeiv.i Mr*-. It e;a inc.. lias i v:,V A iliiv pi *' hi' .Lie . 21st. Her passing, is a great *" h'"' mint A OS ami 'f I'iftlilS. _ MORRIS' DROWN A. M K. CHURCH """ ' . ? Rev. Jesse E. Heard, Pastor Beautiful weather offering ?: decided change from the rainy weather that prevailed in this i city Tor TIT<TayS, greeted the wor ' shipers at Morris ftrown on last Sunday. The services began with the sermonette to the little child- * Veil. "The Bible" was the theme discussed for the. henetit- of the children. The morning sermon was taken from St. .Matthew 4th_ chapter, -'18th verse. A splendid developed. sermon was preached from the theme. "The church in Peril." There weVe 5 accessions" to the dhurcn during the day. At ,1 8 P. M. Mr. Leroy Armstead, a young man from Orlanda, Fin. ' spoke from the subject "The He- i brew boy's" The text wa8 taken 1 ' A ~~~~~ - 1 from Diyiifl 3rd chapter and 1 nth rcrsc. His mother. who-was lucent ltd in sinjrinjr of several inipinnjj; "..spluiluuLs?.?illut? junior hoit^jinder the leadership of Bro. P. Bennett furnished inspiring music dtiriny-'lhc service a|J il y. Sister Lottie AVrairtr one >1' 1 he alder' members of the church died in New York City and was funer11 iZed at. Morris Brown on last Wiit-iK tW Ijusbaiul left for New York on Sunday afternoon. He e.t - amorir the worshipers at Mor | lis Brown Sunday morning and made brief remains. Miss C. S. A. Smith leaves' for New York City on the .'iOtluinst. to'spend her voeo-t-iou with^f relutC es and friends. The /ehureh looks forward. / I ^ ^ ST. JAMBSX M. E. CHURCH Rev. Hale B;?Thompson, Pastor Abbeville, X. (1 - The "Call -fro Worship" was hVjade loud ami" strong throughout/the city on the past Sabbath day' and the. people' responded by coming to .worship. The Sunday school department enh.* .>/! JKo-nTiiimrrn nf-rf-lsrrrre 11 nm her of youths lis well as adults who studied with .great interest in the leSspn whose subject was "David, The Groat/Hearted." The lesson was "given a very timely review by Mr. W. J.,. Steward, the supurihtendent. The pastor commendod the Sunday School depart-' ment for the splendid cooperation piven during 4the revival and the Sunday School students who majg -Iesiis their Friend..? The processional was sung with unusual' earnestness by the Sehlor choir and the prayer of consecration was made by our pastor with an extraordinary &*>ngregation participating. The morning's message was delivered by eur pastor, the .subject of Which was "Spiritual Fruits" taken from St. Matthew 1.3:8 to a large "class ol converts. The message, was direct and prepared especially for the class of recent converts. Thoughtfullness and spiritual, zeal; were jn evidence throughout the audience. Sixteen persons were baptised and added to the church at the morning's service." Many vi. itors worshiped with us. , n Promptly at 8 p. m. the. evening service began. Our. pastor selected lis his.sub.ibct "The Battle of the Flesh Versus the Spirit" taken from Galatians 5:17. Mrs, Mable Goodwin connected herself with the church in response to the invitation and was assigned to the class of Mrs. Texas Edditig.. t hei^1 rei'iorts coveringVhe" budget for (lie Yrrnth-Movements" during! the summer months in a very fine stylo nnd the pastor cnmme.mled^ them for their service. On Wed-: I nesday of this week our pastopand delegates '.will leave foro the District Sunday School Convention which Is hoi ng hold "a t Txuiolr. X. with nil reports iuFULL.?Our pastor and delegates a re scheduled to oplay Very important parts on hie program of the convention. On Friday night last we brought to a very successful close our revival meeting-in which hack-slidconverted-', to t he numbe^- oil.-fourteen. These two weeks of meeting were iiuiuemely. - enjoyed by thelarge crowds who attended every night. Oiir pastor so planned the I financial end of our meeting that, he was able to take the very best I'are of T?ov Tf U' Spartanburg, S. C.. who conductc(I the mooting. The Reverend Walker that out of the one- . hundred and fifty two (152) churches where he conducted revivals in South Carolina, that our pastor took the best care of him tiiwhcially at Saint James in Ashevilie, ,N. C. He said that Morris Brown in Charleston, S. C. has made the nearest approach financially. Any church will do well to engage the service of Rev. Walker fot revival meetings. During the past week our pastor and family were delighted to have" as 1 im<*- Iiaiw^ fullest Mrs. Matilda White of Greenville \Vhtr is a very faithful member of our church there. The Missionary So-! ciet.v is winding up its drive preparatory to the district and Conten nee Branch meetings toIJxe held +4- Aberdeen, N. C., in the month of August. TAW CAW 11 Al'T. ( Ill BCIl I Rev. .1. S.' Glover. Pastor The service at Taw Caw Bhpt.i Gh.-rch wa< v eI y good. The Sunday school was iV. lied to order by] tlip "Strpf. Deacon .1. D. -McR-mbh-tt-j at 0:2"). The officers and teach-" cis wvrc ac i no if pout of duty. I The S. S. was largely attended. \ Our pa-tor read fe.r the -morning lcv>i>n 1 it ( ol-.?1 : I.V. (hen Rev. .1. S. Clover selected John *11:2. It was a wonderful sermon; and our hearts were made to rejoice "while the mftn of God talked to us hy the way. Sup lay night prayer service was conducted by R. 'Bennett and F. Riley, tla n our pastor selected Genests lt>:2G, theme, "Do not look hack." It was very imicTT enjoyed. The ch-utch .was rargoly attended. ? Deacon .1. 1.). Mcr adder;, Miss Carrie Durant, Deacon J. M. B. Hanberry and many ottiers from Taw Caw attended tlw S. S. a.! R V. P: T' -."f Morris Cfdhgc la t r-* ' i An ' i " " ? ftuntiay. i nry enjoyed a very pleasant trip. Mrs, Willie I lamp' ton from New York is ?>t htur.e for a few weeks with her father. Rev. M. P. Pearson. Mrs, Belle Gnyle from New "N'or k is at home spending v some time with her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Richbuvg. The members surprised their pastor Sunday flight with litany things, sugar, eggs, chicken, meat l i. THE PALMETTO LEADER wMrnnHon and many other things, also a neat sun of money. _ Rev. Glover and his 1 ving w7" [c-nr.k tin- I'U'inhrl > lur their Tclndi ness to them. * Kvcry body far and near' are ' cordially invited to attend .service I at?Nhi loh Baptist Chllrch on F".n-| day, .July 28th. At 4:30 Rev. A. 11. -McPharl and 'his-people from Sumter will be. present: A special program is also arratcved for morning and night. You are requested to come and witness these programs. Come'one! come all! Carrie 1 >uran.t, Reporter MILLER CHAPEL - ?- A. M. E. CHURCH.' Continued from page 4 ... sum was collected for the trustees", during the evening services. Rev. and Mrs. White had a> Ttrelr Sunday guests' Mr. and Mr s' "I K. L. Brown,-; Greenville. Tliey are Mrs. White's parents. ' Tuesday nite, July 30, Mrs 11. 1 B. White is sponsoring V. Popularity Wedding.-- - , .r Listen who shall be popular 1 biidc name 1' the. nite of the weiid- 1 irg accertained by Xhe highest a- < mount reported.' 1 ? tti ?? i.t..? i..-.si si...- i \\ <m tiii i ii^v i itY ?i > > ti11 J 1i,?4 im- * message from i)i;. K. A. Adams, < P. E. isunday. lie will be with us Siimiy and hold our third quarterly confereiK<r_,Momlay night. I ,; ' . 1 Our pastor, s uperintendent and S. S. Institute and League Cop- | !ehgates will attend the District vention, Thursday nad Friday at Mt. Moriah A. M. E. Church near i I'lpei iJ y I EBKNEZER A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. K. B. Mack, Pastor . I Mullins, S, C.?S"."S. was' called . to ov<Ier at 10 o'clock by the SupL, E. f). Foxworth, assisted by his \ co-workers. The lesson was ^ thoroughly taught to all the class- j es, after which the pastor preached a noble sermon from the 52nd , chapter of Isaih 6th verse, "Know- ] ing God's Nafhe." j This was a soul-stirring sermon and it was said throughout tlie congregation, did not our hearts burn while he talked with us by ' the way. The A. C. E. Leaguo is . .still growing. The young folk t are interesting and entertaining. We hope the League will be one 1 among the strongest, the president Mr. G. Ransom is doing fine work. The members of Ebenezer are 1 expecting big money tonight. The 1 7alTy~\vfrr Come off. We hope the p captains.,will make- rouhd'tem" ' Mrs. l.illie Dozier gave a real pic" nio^ for her class on the church 1 lawn. The rtvl 11 < r.>o.. ! < i; g a real good time. Mr??itr-. . zior is one among the best Sunday school teachers Tf* the Siinday school. Hie.Xmas. Saving Club met at the home of Mrs: Minnie Smith; We had a- very good time. After meeting the hostess ,Served ' ice cream and cake. We were too v glad to have Mrs. Routledgc from J Georgetown, she i<$ visiting-' her 5 (laughter, Mrs. Ida Brown. Mrs. ' Lottie" Allen from Marion snent ' Thiturday and' Sunday with her ' daughter. Mrs. D?B. Calhoun.' Mr. -j W. L. Fox worth was elected toJ go ' "Td-"G"e'neral Conference next may; * L. B. Calhoun, Reporter,,.,y ' WA( MAN \. M. Jl. ( III R( H t Rev. W. (L Owens. Pa-lor c AVinnsherp; S". C. The third < quarterly conference ..f Wavmat ( Church was held July 1 it In Dr. ..T , C. MeClellan presiding'. Reports , were very good.' MeClellan ^ (" iiiigli! vriTiTts of '.encouragement , and commended the ifiemher, he .tuiso of their loyalty and cooperation. ' *. Quito a lively Sunday school. \vas had Sundav morning? tlio subject, "David the great hearted" was very intere>tinely taught by .' the instructors and reviewed by 1 Mi V.. M. Owi'i s. ? ?-Qur Pastor used as tiie morning J i'W i ct 'i iiin ,'5 I j Holiness Lev. 10-2 was the 'subject t of the evening message. Two per- i sons, were baptized and ele\fn i were fellowshipped hiU-? the- ; church. . ' 4 The League sponsored a musi- t al .program Sunday evening af- ~ ter which David* Whitner. Richard ~t ''amphell, Oliver Montgua ainf , <M'artha .Cunningham were elected , to go to the State Convention in- \ Columbia."' i The Cshers Hoard met at the | liome of Mrs. Helen Arehy, enter-; -rained by Miss Olivtt> "Montesrim. < Quite a pleasant afternoon was v spent. . The Waynian Warriors were the f guests of Ml- I. C.ri-i r.i' ?Some -j very line programs were outlined j for the churchy a ft en which the 'hostess serve ! a refreshing' course." j The . "Wlan i6r.s,."~^TT~^iiuiispi ing- -f a wennie roast at'the parsonage Tuesday night for the Mission- j arit'S an ! League. / t The* chicken supper at the honte _of Mrs. Moore was quite a sue- ^ cess. SAW MIL!, BAPTIST CHIKCH .J Rev. E. M. Booker, Pastor -TL i *T;tt X nc1 nit'iMUura UIC ium and Palmetto Baptist Churches granted their, pastor, Rev. Booker Luave of absence to study at Colum Jfoia 'University in New York City. He is there now and we are praying the blessings of God upon him. While he is away his work is being carried on by Revs. Reed, Rowels, Wright, Spencer, Mark, Drake and Dr. E. W. Boxyen. of New York City. Rev. Booker is also Head of the department of Science in Morris College. f : : : ? : *? KM A NIK I, A. M. E. < III RCH l-'or mure than two weeks we tave been having inclement weatb er. On last Sunday, however, kind?Providence smiled on us and gave us a beautiful-day for which wt- were th-ink?pl.. During the rainy spell, religious as well as However, since. no earthy being was responsible, we can not question the.cause. " As the hour for the morning worship approached, church-goers Ir< m the four sections of the city could be seen wending their way to the house of worship uii las Sunday. At Emmanuel a large congregation was seen. \\\. were more- than pleased to have with u> Mrs. Graham, a traveling evangelist who brought us the . morning message.! Her messages during the day were uplifting tand impressive. A large, audience heard her a'l both services. MrsGraham will continue her work at Emanuel and will terminate her activities >11 the fourth Sunday night of the iresont. month. .During the .week ">f July 21, ui series of-messages will be delivered during; which tiine it is hoped that many will be constrained to turn in the path of rectitude and be benefited. Mrs. ^Taham?is^ji"powerful expoundei >f t.he gospel*. A Vs 1-1 /v... "if. t\. izj, uiuifucn, .'lj.s. v ui;ic MeGill and .Mrs. Alston, delegates to the Missionary Conven.ion which SVas held in Tulsa, Oklu eeeritly. made the it reports OTV last Sunday morning. ' ; A. beautiful, {loving cup was u'varded the State Juvenile department for raisihg the largest ainount, Mrs. Carrie MeGill is the Stetc officer, Our Sunday school picnic tvhich was for the 17, inst., had Li* be postboned On account of the inclemency of the weather. We ire -hoping that Aug. 21, will be a lyuutiful day so that we,may have die privlege .of .going to Giant's park with the children and spend a pleasant time. ' We are glad to- see our friend mil brother Cyrus Alston again. He returned from Philadelphia a few days ago. Our Sunday schopl was well aten. led cm last Sunday. The losun ' "Ditvid"- (the great hearted) .vast indeed interesting. David Afrtalnly. was generous when sparse! the life of his enemy. The example as set forth by David, is me that we should consider. Owing, to the condition of the leather, the regular monthly nceting of our Junior choir had .?? be deferred to dhe third Sun-. lent'presided,? A fine representa.iuii was out and the meeting was mjoyed by all. _ LAST CALL POlt STATE A. C. E. LEAGUE AND SUNDAY SUHOOL CONVENTION. The much tulked of State A. C. E. League and Sunday School Contention to be held at Allen University July 30, 31 and_ August -1, is ibout to become a reality. As the ime draws near the interest and ?nthu?iasm increase to a very marked degree. Because of ttre Jntii ing- e Iforts of' Dr. A. P. Spears, State League -President, ind Professor G. W.l toward, Statir nt orwlnnt ind the whole-hearted cooperation if the ministers and workers hroughout the state, the call has >p*cadx'to every neeic and corner )f the state. ' Many of the workers have secured busses to carry the large :ro\vd of young people who are lesiroos of attending this great neeting. Come and meet your 'riends, join in the fun, and be rehly-led spiritually and mentaly. . I N ION NEWS W.ide Blaekwell, Jr. left for N. ir. ('. last Monday. We hope for um a Dngnt future. ^?.. V U. hi. lu^utttttrrTTTsvlust's' that he is having * very pleasant vacation in he East. At the time of the writ ing he saw in New York City We trust that he will behold the many sights of -Gothamr ~ ~T \V. 10. McJunkins, Zone Sup.eriri tendent of the A. M. |0. sundav schools m^toivri. ,t? the scene of hre Distrtct Convention last 'Sun3ay to assisL in making plana for ?nt ertninmoiit of t ln^'enn vi-nt inn .vhich meets Thursday . end Friday of this week. He was accom;?n? ied by -1. \V. Nicholas. Maceo McKisick, Student of state On liege' is making a "pop_ isit" to the i itv this week. Mrs. Emma J. Hawkins of Ortngohurg is -.pendimr n few days Tl the city at the home Dr. and sirs. C. A. Hawkins. John?Blanche. a widely known Architect of Orangeburg Was in he city last wcT-kT" * " Mrs. IOdw'.cr,! Worthy is^visiting n Asheville add Montre.it, N. C. : his week.H Misses Sulta-m and Elease Dawtins Were in the city last Mon ' i - - ^ 5L-, day. . . VL.itle Miss: Helen Hiiuiiiiui u i it- ] * thaLjiiuLi i.s il'*.' Joi.-ev I* atmosphere, tempered by the coof* breezes of the busy Atlajilit^-'htks ! .yonng L-dy 'is summering in Il.uk < ensacK, with reiati-ves. Le.oy Blackwcll has returned to New i ork after ten pleasant hays 1 with re!'lives and friends.-in l.'osistei;, CHarlotte,* 'who''is'^a 'recent graduate of Lent 'ict College. I-fiends will lurte with interest " ttr." establishment ot 1Ji. J. Kolant!. ] Ruff':. Pharman-cy in Spartanburg. Dr. Kutf has been a successful prue titioner. of the pharmcutical pi"-_ le.-sioft for sevt'iCU years. James Marion Dougia.-^ wai- iT.-' the city lust Sundav. Among those attending the State Baptist Sunday School < onvention in Sumter last week were-Miss Mat red \M< KiMck, Robert Duhedn, hlliot liohinxni, 11. \\k Normal!, lk N William.. mi..1?Dl? - " L.. W. Long. Mr. und Mrs. J. K. \\ ilhmn i g Jr., und Mrs.* K'dwuid Worthy] spent lu.-t l-'liday in*(ireciivilh;, | Mis& Ruth":-Collins, n.is ieturiiod j from Columbia a Iter's fending six j i warm, but pleasant wev.ks vmUi | the Pedagogues at the Allen-Bei.e- i diet Summer School. j Servation t 'or.ps are adv'ised'.'to ^ on'!' suit local Tk'K.A. plhcials -fj?> in-j terviews, lkorinal application- an; ! to till them, land return then; to J .he Relief .officers.. Then, .jgnd your guardian to'.the "olfige. This is the proper pi bcecdui e I'm mi rollmeiit. I'-he "ago qmuilic-ullmi i at a minimum of IS and "a mux;-, mum of -2U,?This does not upfiy to veterans. \ . 2 Ajtl young iiien in the city .-hodid m a.-ke advantage of this opporluni-V ty. The enrolle^ get 5 dollars per month "a'tUl reserve ol 2W. If* i -the enfrolle wishes any portion'of the" reserve may be l'or\v.?Yd?-tfc directly to some oank 'or' set it to "thefamily to tlAve or spend. Or all of it may be consumed or saved by the family. Wonderful < pi"." - j Utility!. Rev. L. G. Bowmi.ii was the dinner guest of Mr. and Miv. Eubanks last Sunday. ,Mrs. 'Worthy. is -spending her. vacation in a the Kihgs Mountain.' -We wish for her a pleasant stay. The Union Sunday School Picnic between Bethel jS?. Paul and Clinton Chapel was cut oil' on account of rani, it is scheduled for July .'JUth. DEATHS Mrs. Beatrice Jeter, the sister of Mrs. Garner died Monday, vlo22nd. in the home .of Inn- -i.vt.'r . _ 33 McBeth St. She has heen i:! -a~year or more. "jMrs, Sarah Medloch, ii widow I deported this life, Tuesday rnonv C ing, in the hoine, of her dau.ifi.tcr. 1 who lives in ('..l'lisle.? = Tickets arc" being sidd -rapidl> ~ for the Big Show and Lecture to hjtjx by Bishop Noah IV. Wiliiaui^w- ? be given at Bethel Chuivh. July I D. D. Come 'iun! tin. .nr. t 1 scenes of* the lluJy' Land. The only kind that has ever been ex hi- A bited in our church. The Rico Bros., Jeter Bios., ud Morniian Bros. 'Tjuavtets will sing, in Bethel Church, Auy. yth,. in interest oi 1 Ire TouTic MenV ( Inlr. T .Vdn>iBsitrn to all 10c~ -One new member- was addni i . Biethel last Sunday night. ~ aft.n- ? a soul stirring1 sermon. Kveiybody was happy. .'1 ne \V. K; Bowman, ?p. dor Chapel Station, Columbia, wjll preach at Bethel Sunday morning, and the Rev. Thomas Bowman will preach at Bk.te's Chapel San lay. at 1 dio P. M. . To address the S. j.S. Sunday ^ morning: Alt,-. \Y. K. *\LJurthin-; T to address the A. C. E. League. Miss Lenora Sims. ^ ?Come to church;1 Go -to ,h ;r?' ? m ? THE YOUNG WOMEN'S MIS- ' SIONARY SOCIETY OF JONES j\ CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION-! CHURCH^ V. I Mrs. Alice Labrew royally entertained the Y s 01 Jones Chapel Church, Wednesday, July 17, at her home on Lady St. I i The president, Miss Florence ] Benson, presided. The meetingopened by singing "God. Will Take J Care of You." Mrs. Geneva Craig j re.ad the Scripture after which we 1 were lectin prayer by Mrs. Chriswas "Throw Out The Life Line." ] The members were envourged by ] words of"greetiiig.1', frum tlu- ] if-? sident. Among the important items dis- ( cussed during the time alotted to J business was a cohtest between the -Y's at d the Young Men's Club which wll terminate Sunday July 28. ?Mrs.?Wllie .Wilder wtrg a wol^ come guest. The president extended a welcome to visitor^ at all times. ! ? I?t nu.-ivns uy Airs. . Mary .Burke served a delicious re- J past consisting of punch, sandwiches, cake, and mints. The next meeting will be with Miss Helen Bell Jackson, 2410 j Green St., Wednesday, August 21. listing tne sacred ffi| ions to our eotnpe 1^9* . understanding, dig- BySCT I Service insures |ITT|| lete compliance \*ith le inviolable rights desires of the he p HHHHHHHBHHP 11 Cx Pin I ?? ???? 0 c . I p roff.sk r () n a i | ^ ~7 CART)'' I Office Ilourc Phone 11:30 A M.io 2 P M Office 353? 6:00 P II to 8 P. M. -Rae. fi.r>4? Dr. C. E-Stephenson Phjeician and Burgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office; . Residence. .414 ^4-Assembly Dt. raar:Uhk St ; DR. L. M. DAMEUs Pb7<M*a nd Bvaeia ^tfic^ Uoargrf T6~Io~a.M.; i' to i P. M.; f to K P. 1. ipecial Attention Given Diseases Of Women. Office. ? lteaidencs: 12b- Weibhinsftom 22HV iiampto* Phone 6420 " _ Phone 7664 I?. j. G. STUARTEye, Ear, Nest and Threat . Glass** Fitted Ac?urat?Vy. Office Hours: Telephonei 1:00 to. 1:00 I' M * Roe. 4091 6:00 to fa:00 P.M. Offico 8796 Office. ttfr?i(!vnce: 030 Taylor St. ' 1417 Fine St. i . Office Hours: Rhone: 1 A.M. to 2 P.M. - Rot. 8875 fl P.M. to 8 P.M. Dir. W. I>, ( happelle Pkyeluan end Burgeon niwiu ol Womtn and Childfwm A Specialty .Office: Rosidem ?, 116 Lady St. 1801' Pine "St./ Ooltun'oU. R. 0. . "* * Oflice Hours Phones 8 to 9 A. M. ' (.ffice fit(33 1 to 2 P; M. Res. 0798 6 to 8 P. M. ; -r? Dr. R. B. Frederick .J N Physician T? :? Office! Residence: . ^> .'?? Tft- I " "ti--. ' " * ?' VJ 1 I I6 Par * )ver Victor) Sa\ings Hank Columjig '8. C. ^ )fftea Phcma $40T k?t. ?11??? N. J. FREDERICK ittorn?y-at-Law and N'otar) PunUi PRACTICE IN ALL tOLKltJ ^ ,?Stat*) and Federal 1 fj-Washington St., Chla^ S. C. -?'hone 7811 All Classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST 'ainless Extractions. Sundays by ippolntmcnts. Days: Mondays, uesdays. Wednesdays, Thursdays Friday^ and Saturdays Itfice:__2dli0lj^pGervain Street" *~ ColunTbia,. S. C. Fan-O-Lin System In Beauty Culture ~ Give?1' A N*'{) -1.1N Hair, Bdali* - . Dandruff and Toilet Preparation a trial. Their worth ha* boen proven. Have and are growing, hair on bald heads end bare Bpota when directions are followed. .Will promote a full jrowth of Hair. 1 Box Hair Grower . f .M L-box Special Hair Grow*# M t box Scalp Soap . .20 I box Pressing Oil ,4? TO cents extna for postage Registered in U. S. Patent_l DfLce. Ifenta Want?d Write far t#rm? Made by Mm*. Fannie L. Carolina n ?my High Markn Street GEORGKTOWN S, Z. DR. H. H. COOPER Baatlat Special Attention Given to In* ,*** aeaaea of the (Turns Gold Growa an4 BfWft Wer* AJbMdaltr ?? ? - ffice Phone 6420 Hex 32v._ 126 Washington St., Col* . S C. Office HouraT" Telephone#. 30 A.M. to T OO P.M. Office 60M ROsidenco 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DKNTIHT IRinga, Platea, Crowna, Bridget Sunday by Appolntcneat Anesthesia a Specialty 107 Vt Washington St. Colo., 9. Q.