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If fageti K, ? II NOTICE v tAII news for "The Junior Pag< must be in the offie*' no later thai Tuesday afternp??n of emh week Manv letters a re nra y, | tun lat? for publication. "HIM " NOTICE TO APPLICANTS Children dvsinnjr to" heroin? members of Oh Hi!1 < jBJA''r 1 must fill out coupon ami hihiI u r~ With u self-Hi I dr?**scd envelop "to The I'a-ioe-! Leader Hill Carver Club. l-'UO Assembly Street, Columbia. S t Membership Cnf'd ami. Hirtto arjll. be ?eut to vpu immediately. "HILK'l . Roys And tiirls I W A NT ED ' To .Earn Money In Spare Tim ?> Hero's an opportunity tor ambitiuiis boys and.girl- te make money every week, all year long. 'by. "simply working ' in spare time in your'own neigh- _ borhood. No money. iu? "experience needed. We >up;.K everyt. thing. Many hovs arid girls are now happy, making their , own spending money. Ml 5"PU have to do to joi" 11" m i< to "^"ViTlte To tli> adii!1 - > bo'|ow rid ask for . full details. Write. . .to: CIIICI LATION M AN AGER THE PALMETTO IrEA-UKJi 1310 Assembly St.. f nlombm, S.(. ATI! WEE TO \TI.EY t\ hi | |;s .pear Rill: 1! \v y.-u;.? dui-t. line I bi'.pv. 1 y ulj" been bavin,-;, I- t- ..Ia- v i Ik.V .. . I.nr ' i'lf-p. It ha- ! veil. A that l ng ir.".ur? J - a riddles: . 1. Wiiy are vv.- . ; y".ig ?t?enemii?-? : 2. Add 1 t<-' ni:. at;i iv.uk . it twent v. . What l-.el--f-.g-5 t- v-hlefi ' utln.-i - 1 1^__ : : 4.' Why '([*-i i. '. k- v. night ' I " b.- WhuiVis y. a.til stin king. , * " "i . AiiJiMrrs .. 1'. JltraU'c \v< i :> iff .a way. passing between tl.em. j -2. LX cro--; t".o 1 au.n a ??5r:?Yo':r?namcr r~ . . . 4'. ITf r' son ni'Vi-r fb <4+*-?i,i. il.i, a 'a and-?u,?U?: Sincerely. y<?uf.*?AthaK'<- .1 :rb-> AN"inn.-IJ? :<*?'. S. ' . . a I.ktiku i i\<>M m \K(..\Ki i w kh.n r Wt-u Bill.' I ly p' :.;? ! a iiociil time lift .m-. A. It' v. didn't 'we certainly-ul?!. A.: ! 4-11 club ifiris'iiii'l If;- Snmtc County ntcr at., Can.,p |.b Dalzell. S. C. for 'wo days at) ; I cannot attempt t.. :-!! ; \1 bat a .pi i'ii?111 : 1 1?rrrr?:?'T?r? i?r ?>? alb 4<4h4^?. v. ii.' ii,'- ,?: .., n i i..;r,: cverytr :i:v ~ i : "W., 1. :??: ramp iifm mnm t. ;rr- .-<1 bovs anil -tiih attended ran:;, and there was !.. rdrvd- ?d isitoi s then-, I'Vis rl'tb t -C . tile prize for be-? vvtl. t?.iY Hill Carvel < k lv i, .till *iiliv e and we have oltV lU'eCn.'s a- it pal-. I notice we had oidv i IVw lot vers on niir .1:: urn i.1 til ol' our m'ei.-r e: s tahimr 7 thrrr y:icat ttvi: --\f. rr~r~- Tan" . fiin^ thi> week. V. an- I'm y t an.' ninpr for out' >'-!v >! 'uin-hes; 1 hope t > si c r.. '!< t;? . n the Junior Patre. So Inn/ Margaret Wt kcV.t, en Jin S - Rtxiv-vi;. in.ii riM;:, Dear 15ill: .list" a ''cu- 'o let you know that I ant well. ISill 1 was to the. revival ueevtlr?"f-vt. ry nijrht at Mt. Zion, Baptist Chinch. Rev... Rush- i c;n hi" 1 > v.-ry >1 i - lit. I. really ciiiovel' _ Tia->. .raised this wt ck lor roller; ion $:10'.48, .then I was .to Sunday srhoo] Sunday and we had a nice lesson, oh how 1 . . njoyod .myself there. -Ymtr-?fruly. . Mae Bell fj< odwine, Mutte. MT.' ZION BAPTIST ( JU'RCH Rev. Wes'berrv Xeal. Art. Pastor Eastovc r. S. ('. Although the weather was very hot' it didn't keep back the many church truer?! Rav. NcaL-uf isiimtc.-- ureai-lp-d a soul stirrinir sermon. Ills text was tountl .Mark Kveiynno enjoyed the sermxou.?fjnite n r^v visitors were present, rome attain you are welcome. The'Sunday school-of the ahovechurch \va< ahle to ser ! Mrs. Kva B. Cheeseborough as delegate" to ' " the B. Y. F\ V. Convention, which ' Convened ar "YToitI- "('nrrcrre-.?sic returned with a splendid report having ? enjoygiLonc-. of the. - l?est conventions of that kind. Next year we are hoping to sqnd two or three of our Sunday school workers to the said convention. - < SThe~lioi: ?| iV|ithvc RKFA^^r u/mn: BILL CARYt:R. EctmTr ^taoaoo?ctoao;aaao.o.ooo.o?>o?>? rf- APrLlCATIC *-? ? - PA,' | NAME . . ... .... 5 \PPRESS r-Si'lTV., - 1 g HIK 1 ILL)AY --- -^>,=== 5 <iRADE _J SCHOOL ^ Fill out this coupon, and mail 2 stomped envelope to The Palme O Assembly St., Columbia. S. C. 0 oil book, and ;ou will receive O * ' ' ^.^.-.oniv^>-vc>r\x>^<r\>-vor^rvrvr>r>'OW50< ? ' ????fc? ??????f himmintiway m:ws | /Sandav Was a beautiful day. : >(;"dav -sekool eonvejied at its f.ia! hour with Snpt. and teae liters at their . post of ditty. The ?. yn was timely reviewed and 11: ii fly discussed. After Sunday F a s.'ul stu'iinjr prayer * metting.-which was enjoyed by Wi'fy one that was present. :\T;~.u>:30 o'clock we had 'with > Rev. L. W. Gray, and a few .his members from Sumter, S. ''. Rev. Gray preached a wondernil si riimn. it was taken from. St. Mark -i.Moci. 'No one to "v*T"",'i'. ' A lnvue'-cirwU wtrs at i" witness the wonderful ser-im.;: tliui?was delivered by Rev. i ,1 . M-- Jake Mayes' came home on ail'.'H!ay to spend" a week with '.ij_j*o'.at"ives. he returned to his ' moTYi Friday; ?.?n lust Tuesday, July 30, Mrs. F.-(i'.een and Ivor son. Mr. Uly. Gweii ar.di grand daughter, o-VKa Green. and Mr. Jake Mtiv'vs. mot/'roil, ever to Columbia, s.'Mis. M. K. Given,was call. .. ; > a meeting. Mis- Freddie .1 ' i vt s': he .1 home Tuesday, ~'? o. a:1 ; > mlinu lt pli-n . . . i ? -of Columbia . i...| ? dt-ar aunt. Mrs Olie 1 y- me it- m Now York I'.ir.u ,hvr relatives'.-?hlMNCHAM NUWS Maun??lia A. M. K. Church? !<rv, (i, I,. Kiujjin>. l'a?tor . opened at the u?-. ""A >~Tpo 11<olo'ci< rirrd otfr r.'Vk \veTe.~at- their' "of duty. 1 e le.-?on \va<-Auutrhf -by Miss 1 la -fi.-inf and reviewed Ivy {he pasAfter which hymn. No. 21*2 ?I lev.?llitf ins??nve us _ ~~a Ti~i ( oV. 1:1'.', Oh brothers" :-i. > sTTT?"1 :s our" ho:7T1 - wore '.'< ! trla.i! onee-Uiote. '? visitors '?n?rl.iy.?Mi"?Wind.?fi'l'mi'l' ' \. .1. wii- with us. She?j_rave Ur:iriii- '!?) .MO. her luotlu'i',. ?!* .. Wan! v as . \yith hei* v from 1 "i S. '-Wo enjoyed them to , ' " ' ; . i.t--: . i niilf if ".'iill. Ml'.' WiL |-"nil aid family also were with'us. Mine in- was the KUest of vl . aa>l Mrs. 1 >. Mt-Cill. .lie : }m:soil a pleasant afternoon. ' .ij'i i rii>n wa.- tine for the'day. ~'l'-hr- ini>?itmary -ladies- .met -at 1 i-.ar. Ilev. liluyius and. the sisters :va<hed for. a while.' "Mi;. Frank ' .:.:-?,i .re-:?ttrv:?llmuins?trrhatt.a. S Smminy-niy4vt to Mr. :?vi- -. A! i' to I t > nti'li the train . M inlay .lor hoine. ? . ? [ "l"'.- lli-ai ll < oiTi wTTT meet .\Ved| 1 :i;. nie'ht. Ll SW \SSi:.\ N FWS! I .Ml. Oiiw revival meeting is just i'Iiim'iI and .Mt. Pleasant Baptist (' i:ui\ ii is r.n\\- in -session.. The -L^i-?J?Li?liaili-y. who js pastor nl' . Swansea ami. (Jvt'fn 1 II1H?Baptist <"htiiv,h* s.-Harlsville, ;S. C. carried <>n the meeting t Mt. (ilive for the Kev. "E. J. (Ial.-ha\v and I must say we had a uhiiulei I'll 1 meet iny:- Rev. Bailey -was nldti. to deliver the?message .' ? '.hi-_l'dopli-,- lii.s text wa.i wonder: al; he stepped out in middle loop. Rev. Bailey i< believed* t?j he a Cod sent man. His-text 'Montr y . night,?John 14:('?,sol>jeet-,?'f am 1 he way. I am the life."' Tutjsr.igdt. "('<>me out the earner."' Jt^dae-day night "Anothoy-c-lvance iTmi-sday night, text II Cor. 5:17, 'uhjeet, "Be made over." Friday night., subject, "Somebody touched me." On Sunday the pastor, Rev. K. -I. Calshaw preached a splendid sermon; Ii is text was "Unless you abide in this ship he shall not, by saved." The spirit went, from in art to heart and \vas?a glorious meeting. .YfteiPioon ' the Rev. John Siimi x.n of?Mt. I'lca-aiit preached a wiwii-iet-t'-al seimon; his text was J..hti 9: 1, subject "Work." Rev-?imp: nfl roalJyc-pveached a soulstirring sermon. Mt. Olive officers arc planning to l?e ready to met ' | t heir presiding elder on the -1th of \isgust. VJ.I PN TtvMI'l.r, , A. M. K. CHUJtCH Rev. R. I. F.emon, Pastor Greenville, S. C.?Sunday school, opened?at?9:45 with all officers and teachers in their respective places. The lesson was taught thoroughly by all classes, afterwards we reassembled for the rej _ ? ' - r** " - - V - , v.. . _ - - i i afar I ?.^L & j/ >N BLANK ? j q^=- isa?:T STATE x ^ AGE ; it together *with a ?elf addressee 8 tlo Leader Bill Carver's Club, 1310C ! Your name will be plaeed on thee a membership card and button c view by. "Rev. Adams. The pa-tor ing remarks. .Morning services began a? 11:15 o'clock. The?pa*; or gnvo .1 very ine ^uessajge. His text was -found John "14:5. He used for a subject. "Christ the way to God." This was a soul-stirring sermon. Be.ng the first Sunday a large audience was present. \\Ie had several visitors present and they were made welcome, to conic at any time. ; . - Night services began strictly at 8 o'clock. The sermon was preach ed by Key. D. I'. Adanist His-text -vwo.?Unt-ud?ill- -lim -dill-- cJiU(tt I'auj's letter to Cor. lie used, for a subject. example to 'ho-K-,ive in Christ.'- .This message was enjoyed by all". Kev. Vance. ' the; fat he i* of Mrs, Lemon, was lie'preaelied a line sermon Tlnirs. ...... ui^iir. Aim i am sure that it' will help.everyone that heard~ iiini. *\Ve hope lie will tome a"iraih. * . . .? : I'll 11. A Dill. I'll IA NKNVS The members ami n umds m ih.-~ I'oiiiniu'nitv .Baptist Church aie^ ei v triad t e .Mi.-, -lame \\c'--r ton out.on Sunday moriiiny after beinjr very ill for piore than three weeks.' Mrs. \Yeste'n give* thanks .Cud :?-i sen ~.irtr in tr.e e-i.o.i |n-.. pie to pray ami cheer her on the Christian way. Mrs. Westpn is president' of the. Missionary C'irTTTrctrt the ( omnmnity Bap', 1*1 < lunch of which l.'ev. \V. I*. Peterson is pastor. There wa> a niu-ival pi:<ini am e-i-veii r-at tire Mt.?Weasant'View Bapl.ist Church. <;pnduetyd hy.^Mrs. Tiliy.ahoth ,Suntil?Miss Triissie- Mae? Goodwin and Mrs. Bertlxr' Marshall. On Sunday eVeninv, July. 28, T-idt.? Ii-~-was -ene wf-t-ht?best?pv?r-? auains- iriven?ihe^-fop .smile time. A h.autiful solo was sunjjj by Mr. Wiliianl \\ i-inii and Mr. Odell Smith also many short construe-, live talks frtrm MniKW^?~.i v4 MI1U Mrs. K.-telle Jenkins. There wiis many "others who appeared on the. program. Miss (lussie Mac is a former Columbian .and is spending"the summer With hyr relatives ami wishes to say that she is enjoying her stay very much attending the dill'erent churches ai d their prou-sanis^ We_ also. \yisrfi_lo_jsuy. we took in Mrs. Dinah Thompson a former- Columbian as a member Sunday, .Tufty Hii, l'.UO. Mrs. I'nrrmpson is /also -spending the TuinmiT with her son and daughter "Tn law, Mt: trrtri Mi s. Robert? l hompson of HRU 10th St. After the 1 program was over we had many enc< urftging. remarks from our chairman, De^. Durham ;?. 1 the pastor, Rev. James Marshall. The hostess sei vedt ic6 cream, cake and lemonade. ! krworth u:.u;i i: nkw a The Kpwor.tn i;eague of Wesley .Methodist Kpiscopul- Chiii'jJi nut tit the usual hour at die church Sunday. A_ugi;st 1. 1{135. We ale r.w beginning * new year. At this meeting the Juniors were promoted to the Senior League. Mrs. MX. Nance delivt rejl~the welcome- address -*1 A-veiy unit]jc pnjgiani" vas ror Vn ij. The followir.j* otFieeiis weic "etei h i!: I'rt-sidetH, Mi*.?Frederick Hipp; First Yin-* Pres., Uev. Birrwick ?SfttrtiH?Vn 1 Pre-'.. ' Mi's. Third -Vice- J 'i fs._ Nam i; Fo-i'-lh N ice Pre*"., Mrs. MiV.jrr; <ccr< fury. Miss Spann; \~si. : -.i't. "-'I'f'y Miss I). Hickson; I si'rer, t s. Iiaxl' . Ki pai tr-r Mix ... I'V-icr. I{.\. ,\j. M. I Van installed the-;* ofi .f- after' dec tion. ' ' We ai r- looking for<vard to a better year of . work ami we*unI? sure that with ''.he c: operation ol <iii- inchiocrs witn tin- officers ?t. will bi- able to make this a verySuccessful year. . Ot r topic tor ifisi-upsion for the next two or three Stihi.V ySfWill"be The Stoiy of the Bible. The Secretary, Miss Anna Spanrt, with a few other, persons will be charge of the discussion for next -J Sunday. I Come uixl take a part with us I .it these league meetings every Sunday evening ' at 7:0(3 o'clock. Visitors are always welcome. ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH ' Sundays "school opened at its usuah hour, the first hymn waa pl^y. * r THE PALMETTO LEADf 'ed by Miss Eeatdce Batns, the ] staff of teachers was on duty, the lesson was well discussed. We all enjoyed it. We were sorry our j Supt. was not able to be out. We | are glad that our sirk members j are improving. Brother Belief Club Tin* olub?m*4?at?the homr^oiBro. A. Mack, 5:.T"> lb M.- First song, "Nearer niy Cod to Thee," Scripting reading lin.l chapter of er by Dea. W. C.'Mulliiis, the niirilites of the last meeting were1 read then the welyonu; address by Bio.' Bert Lewis, response by Mrs", Vhila Maxlield. woid- of encourageinent by Dea, Koxw ortli. story by little Maxtield .1 r.._i li sing remarks by Mrs. Bottie Whipple. collection $ *>15. Then We enjoyed a delicious, course."' JL W. Wright. Ties. B. Bines. See. ^ N K\V 1$ I B It t VlTW S^ "r~~ Continued: from page** three Brooks if she might -ay just a word. She said that as a member of Bethlehem Baptst Chursh she was glad to be back aiiiong bet many friends' again: and-it is her plan to come l ack ! Newberry to live. After losing her husband she finds that tl: North holds no 'charms tor her a'y more.* .Sun ua.\ mgiu wo M;it! a- visitors. Mr. visiting their i;elative?~-r<r the per '] .1 Ahr-niT.? M - I .yt- midiirans members of 1>>t'dehetit. Mrs: Johnson and sonu- >>f her friends wore visi'tftlg. Mrs. Charity Montgomery. They wer? from Brooklyn, X. Y. Mr-. Johnson and .Mrs. Turner were members o f Bethlehem Baptist Church for quite some time before- going North to live. We are alway-' . ad to have exmembers and .friends visit Us froth time to time. ' Tim Kver Ih'-.i i1. t lub gave a": Silver Tea af TTT"~p5f:onage last Sunday o vetting?..?1 ?-? Mrs. Mamie B. t iaauleh' who was eho-en as trea-a:vC -and advisor of this eluh \va- -mi-tress of cere- jmonies. They opt; ed the program by singing "Stand up. stand. up fop Jestls," Sewpr.tro;' lesson by -Mrs. -Gauldett. Invocation by t!ve pastor. Then a ;- tig. "If Jesus tJoes With Me 1.1 Go." Reading Miss Virginia (.1 .-.a.hf; ~Trio."Mi>s- ' es Virginia GildiVn, Geneva Gilliam. a-r.d Ida- K . in'.! fonl. Rewad-I nig. '.vfiss Nanry. Unity. IhU't.' .Misses- Ehima I.e. Giltiam, and thi.ivu Ciiliui'.v.. i'.'iiiiiivy, MiUnio__ Sarders. Inst: J "val -?>1 <NIi~ j. (:\\i'inialyn 1 lit.. Reading. .Miss Mac Worthy. 1: -*: mental solo, M i.-s Vivian KnlV. \ | '. Tee president the Ky.er Ready was ii.troduci- i t ' llic Mistress of i J ('ci;cm??oies and .-v.e iu turn gave a J L mill' la il. v. ' " i..y.'il?hy I all w ho heard hi r.. 11 Mrs. Thwuntt the. " mother - of Rev. K. K. (iauldcfi oitr pastor j was. present TuTd stutispnfcp on the value of ti.'i.e. All'ot the young: | t'ollv- t i.. (1 -this tiiiiejv talk coming: from the lips" of Mr.-. Thweuit.- After the program was iny: yo. m and. there evl'iy. inaii -u:;u ioi kiiiniself ami (lot! far all' The K-vV'-. lit a'l.v Club members and lrieu:s ; assetT the evening oil' with in i. )> i..y ami trie. The club < wil: Hit-f.t aeain August Ttli at the ' home >ii Mis> I'ajdie Mae \\'t?rthv. i l.'nT ,VIiternt St. T' -* " 1 < uKI:. WHY M:\YS i The Sunday school opened at t the usual- i.t.uir. lle'v. Douglass t >e r ed J__. o_ inMeh imilO'".. ( at_. ^ tin- w :tv.i-J. v The \Y. 11. F. M. Society worship UJ U-U Li LU 1 lt>L K . rH r o'clock. lb ... 1 ioUgliLS.-' preached tt?v> r .> *' 11??-ornion?I'm {lietu, r ? Mi?II '"'' V- lievnohls ca:i:e up 1 from ll'.j.kin- .Sunday morning to _ spend -' 'iite time with his wile . and fin! t. n: " . Mrs. '.Minnie Ad ins leaves fm h r l-.v;i: -"? jj. III. Tuesday. While , th? iy. >ite w-i-H-be tin- g4;e-l of fei ( aunt. _ M :Julia Washington. ( Mi>. I.i-t.la Logan. ol' Cleveland. j p.l)ii> uwul .Mis. Ernest Roberson i nf \\ a . > S . Is ui-re I In- ! fi i-i-?r-?f -SnntTy~ afternoon- of j Mrs. S. \V. Robinson. Julia 1 ,ec. flolnieT of I'lvil- i a pi ia i -liending some time with her 1-rot.heV, Mr. Wilson lloh. f mes. t . j Mf.-AllYed Moore left Tuesday t, night- for -New 'York City. "MrsTT.T K. Cuggi ns, "Sfrs. ATTL Moim, -.. 'Mrs. Eleanor llobinson, Mr. ! - Rbinson attended the missionary meting over in Clinton. Tiny requited a grand , ? ' ^ i Ml ' '?M lllei and I' milv -Pent t J^mtdsu- "hi" tlmnra !' t-h visiting ' friends. s I Mr. Forester Parker of Greenwood .-pent Sunday with his sis- ' AKTin'K 'OWN NEWS I 'shorts Board JLJuh * t 41 l-Yi'.lay night. August 'J, 1 fhe club-met---at-the- hon+o-of Miss. Betty Thomas. The President e.dl el the hi noting to order at Shin o'clock. ' After this wr's done the meeting was turned into the hands of Mr. John Hifnt?r to lead the devotion. .After the devotions, the meeting- was turned hack into the j hard- bT~Tfic"T>i es 1 dent. | The house was opened for a brief -debute After T'ee I'elrite til" next meeting place was read. The [ club i-s to rrrent the home - W-j I Miss Susie. Mae Hopkins c.o Ki'i- I , day, August 9, 1935. Then the ,7Trtt?tinfr*was adjourned. I Rev. W.-M. Brown, pastor, Mr. Kyser Barnes, president,, Miaa M. W. Hopkins, reporter f :. . ~~ WILLIAM" CHAPEL A3 M. E. CHURCH ?. ' i. Sunday was a lovely - -day .am htirch goto? look adv.intake of it In spite of the hut wo. ther, a lacy audience .ifreeled the pastor* botl mofning ami owning. The Churcl ?>eiii>td wat< largely attended am tlui. lessons were interesting! discussed. Four of the teacher were absent .but tne '\\nrk~weitLpr Because of tlie entertainment 01 Ft -ida.W night l>y Bish 'p Willi ms we did not have love feast..1 Th pastor took thirty iniutiles Suit rdayrnioyuigpr to. t mufu. t euis? fin portant -servcc. Strictly at 11-B o'clock?the prelude wim-bcg-un b; \Iiss tlohiie. Ale Dttilie and thi V'hoir came marching' up the ailst inning Holy, Holy, Holy etc. The p' Sior being dressed in Hi: Mtibe, ascended the rostrum accon I.pained by Revs, J. E. Xeigler ant Ui. W. Jamison, and tile stcwurdc-: rrjr-;(rtI4 dressed in white) eatm marching oj.it of the ante room This' performance was enough ti [ italic a llanie in anybody's breast to see such a procession. Tne pastor preached (as he al ways i.ocs) a touching sermon .loni the theme, "The Vicarious -uiivtuiK* aim 01 ;iesus. I'tie text \va? taki 11 lloni Isa. o.'lfd chapter and the 5th verse. Stiitiay atternooti, Rev. Washington acecihpanied by Kev.-ti. W, .lami on aii i Mother Robert II re motored. ovei to Kloree to preach loi . C \.?li.. C. .)i hm-on?and his loyal ?ei'nle. He ret, it el in'tin e* to re~hrx?be fine' the?evening?worship bejran.. William "Chapel boasts 01 tlii- 1'act as having one ol' the best -V; C. f\. I.i" cue in the State j Mr. .lam.nie l'inckney, its. President, ias t.is department welL ..under coi.trel. ..twa.hi p;a.\.r servitx was con ii led li\- imTT;:.. r- IT I"eai son alter which the pastor" attain ascended the rostrum and preached one of his wsU'rpiwt'' sermons froiTnUey. ti:lT. "Hie yreat day ' 1 his wi.ith i- t oinc a.'d .w:.o all ne able-to s\v-.Ti." _ ~ ~Thr~ pastor is preaching now as in x i r In'I u.i ,r 11. is a.-Kiiowle .tred" by all a.- aa ou.staildintf pulpit eer.' We were traced- with the presence of se,en<l visilffrs in v.aeii service*. ..Annmtc litem were .vfj.s. .\i. v.. liilup.iin. \v. llodtre.? and }i k. r o. I'.ion. The-.pastor made .-p.cial mention of Mis. Hemphill and . I lodgers as he was their former.,pastor, and was .. i y y? . r>i\; . d . in. Kvetybody . was . thrilled over tluy inovie. tnivolrjiut' presented by Bishop Wil.ianis on l-Jriday nitr.it. I ll - Mi l l el , Willi . d II' tbe bi-hnp louchintr t..vi: ynvvauce ' with tv* _ai .s to sum. icVee'i lari'.i.-- of the recent Klectoral College-; held ill Liberty llill?A. M. I-'.. ( hnieh. St. PauT" Tlfey expressed themselves a- hating ' highly gratified over p.e friendly iP aiu'r ill which the Krrtr,-.y, --1;!-'..!.- -rhriir--Yfitr vn\f hei'.r more ...boitt This. later. The Bishop expressed himself as heir..! veil phased with the" pastor in at iTi.tr the work.T- Thti'^everyioyd i< O.K. at W illi.mi Chapel. CIIKSTKKr KM) NKWS " l?> A. MrCjilIoutfh. K(i! <!ay "\\Ii. ;; lio.'ti':it'ul Pay luit I't-r.N t'h rf-n-ivj were I'll 1? rv'.ys i:i -. ?itt- of llie U'nt. v ?- -? Revivals art- <>i\. lhtrtiun Pres>yterian Church !>'. yar. the!V meetnjj'Suiu? y ni rail r August 1th uxl will continue throughout the ,voek. Rev. 11. I/.'Counts, the pas :?'r' has as.'his helper the Ihlr.' Lames 1*'. Hctnlerso'n of Manning, south Caroliivi. All cluTcho* ha i sphndi.l soriI'i'v?1111 '.n MrV. .Mac. -P r':- l!'i!ici>iin spent i 11lea:< nT al l t i n uv, at tlTt1 At~ VI. F. Zion Parsonage Friday. Mrs. (.uja Sellers has as her juest. her sisUi Mrs. Nezzie I.ind say front ,Coluin' ia, S. ('. Miss Sara A. MeCullough ha i s her very plea a.it quests, Frilay 1'. 'JI;, Mes.-rs .hihn Hammond, leorge Hammond. Mi s'Flora Bell iostfiii, all of Wadesho.ro,' N. ( dr. Perry Man .ii ard Miss- Hel r: Rohersmn?Aft.-o having rL joly good FtnTe, Th;y* weiy served with delirious refresh nuuhs by", drs. S. K. Met ullough. M rs. Mary R< hoivon spoilt a e\v days in \Y^ de-boro, X. C., ast week with her sist.er, Mossfs P. Pipkirr, David Hines Lii?i M'*** 'phe'do 11 in * < motored root Mef'oll, S. t". ar.d was giiesls it the A. M*: K. Zion Parsonage Friday evening. Missos Helen and KIim'i Bell Vborson motored to Diwon.^S. "T F< t urday. Tlu\?i etui m rl~ ' tin Uinlrty?Ii'iii hiim .-.i i .m[i:111 ii-r 1 Itv .heir Sister. Mr*. Verio Muntierlyn, also Mis. ' Lottie4 Munnerlyu^ dsfer-in-law of Mrs. Munncflyn. They, will he the irrests of Mrs. She will return t > (Dillon with them... Mi'v. K. Wrifctvt of Greenville called at the parsonage Thursday iinoiiine to see Ih'V. \V. W. McCullotiKh on husiress. Miss Martha Bautont had ;e V^er -guest Sundny Mr. Charlies Hardison of Wadcsboro, N. V. Mr sr. Rubie Chattman was a pleasant visitor at the A. M. K, Rev. J. A. Gary and son Fr?yv Zion Parsonage Thursday cvehing, cis Kas returned from the Diuti let ('(inference which ?.,helc Tit Clio; amdt and--wj= ports a splendid meeting. Mrs. Lizzie Gill spent. J?unua> al'tei n.x r. with Mrs. S?. K, Mci'Ul lough at her horiu'. . ?.. , Rev. J. R. Blake continues >11 Messrs John Hammorid, Geo Cullou^h were guests of Miss Helen' Roberson . Sunday evening. ^ Hamond and Miss 9:>ra A. Mc &?r. Joe Alford s indisposed a r this writing having been overcome by the hFHt. iMr. James ^-ds worth will leave Tuesday for the CCC Camp. 1 Rev. W. W. McCullough is out of town this week conducting: a J meeting for Rev. J. I. Wynn, at , Clio, S. l " j. W A 1.11 ALL A NKWS y 7= ; s The people in and around Walu h'alla are having a pleas.'nt vacaC tk>n. -Many People from.different ;; parts aty toy their resorts. e Mf. * and Mrs. C. S. Gill and Lawyer and Mrs. J. S. Bowser of CN rlotto. N. C.. and little Jeftctte Bowser, -motored down and. ffignt the paint Sunday wflh their >/parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Cureton. Mr. S. C. Cureton, Dean of, < Friendship College, Rock Hill, S.1 ! C., has been attending - Summer j School in Atlanta, Ga. >rnd rer Turned?home? for?ht^?vacation. Miss L. B. Brown, Miss Fannie 7 Mae Lilies, Mr,' Charles Cherry > .and -Mrs, I.illie Brown of Andert-son, S. ('., spent a few hours in J Waihal!:, S. C., visiting friends. I Revival is in full force at Flat Rock Baptist Church.. Many souls 1 ; are converted. Rev. R. B. ?#tew' aid, pastor. I -Miss Vorlie M. Cureton is spend. inr t.w<| weeks vacationo in WMhalla. S, C.. with her o-rnhdon- I rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Curet <?n. ? , The C. C. Club of Flat Rock Baptist Church will meet Friday before the fourth Sunday in this , '.Month t Miss C. M. Grant. I wi-h for '11 apleas&nt vacation this siint'mer. . ALCOLU NEWS / Green Hill Baptist Church Rev. J. W: Davis, Pastor Sunday school opened at the usual hour, 10 o'clock by Supt., Sister Burgess, the lesson was wonderfully "discussed ajid review--' . I'd by .the pastor* After Sundaye school there were two baptized. Prayer services were conducted by ?Brothers. After which the pastor took chrage. He presented to the congregation Rev. S. M. Walker, he took for his text. St. Matt. 5:11, "Repent for the Kingdom pf heaven is at hand." He preached a soul stirring sermon. Sunday night , services our pastor preached, Rev. J. W. Davis, lie took for Pis text Exodus 20:3. "Thou shall have no other God be fore me. "Subject "Put God first." Sunday nij*ht live candidates were received for baptism. Our pastor ?preached a wonderful sermon, our "-hearts were made to burn while he" pleached the work of God. ITtti.k rock news New Holy M. E. Church Rev. P. C.?E. Hiddlestmv Paator-. Sunday. school opened Sunday mo miner at its usual hour with the Rupt.y Bro. I,. C. Mclnnis and teachers at their post of duty, af-ter which tlie pastor, Rev. Hiddleston Raver-juVme splendid remarks. At 11 o'clock Rev. Hiddleston en?t^rinf tho-_poTpit. apd delivered a soil] stirring, sermon which"was enjoyed, hy . all. The table-of the lord's Supper was spread and Coniniunion was given and at 3 o'clock the Missionary Society renilered?a?pro"gram.?A-t -1 ;00?the- Rev. A1 ford preached a wonderful missionary sermon and we had an_. iivim crnw-oen cnurcn. At tne~hearing of Rev. A1 ford and his group came with him in ?ruek leads, evetyhody is'getting ready for the revival on the 4th Sunday in August. , . Born to Rev, and Mrs. P. C. B. _ Hiddleston Monday night, July the 29th. a son. P. C. E. Hiddleston Jr. Visitors at the morning service 1 were one of the founders of the ! church and the oldest member now living has not been -able to get ! back to her church since 1932, living a distance away, her son and ! daughted took their 87 years old ! mother to New Holy, Oh what a glorious happy time it was when ! Mrs. Harit Barnes entered the church door. She has 85 children, grand Children and great grand 1 children. ?. ' '--rv-; ' Pearlie Hancock, Reporter. MILL CREEK ^CIRCUIT' F. 1). Drcher, Pastor Sunday's services wore fcpljen- 1 c.i I at Mill C reek after a brief dis- j cussion of the lesson P'-stor Dre^ her preached a wonderful sermon from Exodus 4:2; subject: "A 3 " 1 TVavel anywhere. 1 on the SOUTH A fare for every purs ?ONE WAY and ROU rrrrrrvr. . foC EmK Ml m ROUND TRIP TI CK! t ?j.? uimmm n ROUND TRIP TICK] .......... far iMk Mi dfo ONE WAY TICKETS WjjjP far iMh Ml Good is Sleeplai and Pi proper chirgM for ip?ei 1 Economize by leaving your using the f Excellent Dinh . Be Comfortable in the W. E. McGEE, Southern Rai i' } \ . ,. ) Saturday, August 10, 193? ;Consecrated- Hand". Quite a number -worshipped with us aa this was Communion Day. On July the 30th Bro. tand sister Hunter gave a reception in honor of their son and daughter from Washington, D. C., and Stitton, Pa. The Rainbow Club at Rock Hill presented the pastor a nice purse. Sister Dess&ssau left on Last Thursday , for Philadelphia, Pa. She will spend a few months with~~ hre daughter. .... y Rev: Mrs. Dreher and daughter were the dinner guests of Sister Johnnie Currington. T Everyone is praying and looking forward for a successful revival which will begin August 18. A cordl.il invitation is extended to all. Come over in Macedonia and help us. ^ ^ BENNETTSVILLE NEWS ? ^ Continued from page^ 3 - Shiloh Church News Rev. A. J. Wright, Pastor, Sunday school opened on time as usual. Dr. L. M. McCollum, Supt., along with his teachers are planning aitg time at the mid-way swimming pool for their picnic. Rev. Wright was on the job as usual and spoke of the meeting at Saw Mill last week. Many good things were said of the members and friends of this noble church. : ' ~ Rev. Wright kindly introduced ~ Rev. Bowers of N. Y. who will take charge of the meeting this week.?He preached a splendid sermon to a full church. We are always delighted to have our good-friends of the big city with us. The members are doing all in their power to make it pleas ant for Dr. Bowers. 'Dr. Bowers also preached at the Society Hill, S, C-, Sunday PrM. _ GOURDINE CIRCUIT Jerusalem A. M.? E. Church Sunday "school at- the usual hour ? with all officers and teachers in their "respective places. After the discussion of the lesson the superintendent introduced Miss Mary Flemming, who gave a ? wonderful lecture on the work of the Sunday school. After the superintendent gave an interesting * review. ? ^ '? At the usual hour the pastor. Rev. R. A. Brown at St. James Church took his text from St. Matt. 10:6, subject "The coming of the Kingdom." ; We had a large attendance, the -sermon~was instructive, as well as inspiring. We are doing our bit to get the pastor ready for the district conference. * Sunday evening at 4 p. m. the. Rev. R. A. Brown was at Jerusalem A. M. E. Church accompanied bv Rev. C. W. Blackwell. Rev. sermon text Acts 9:6, "Antl he trimbled and said Lord what will thrm have mp tp dfr?" Miss Mary Flemming of Kingstree, S. C. is visiting Miss Verdie Ravenel of Lanes, S. C., also we had two visitors in the afternoon, Mr. Lawrence and Mr. McClary. rrr-T? ?-?? On Tuesday evening, July 30. a devoted mother and faithful soldier of?Christ-entered into rest ?? after a long and useful life. Her funeral services were conducted at Jerusalem A. M. E. Church, tones'. Rev. R. A. Brown, pastor, officiaU ing- asiTsted by the key. Joe Davis of Lanes, S. ,C. -? Wednesday P. M. interment^ in " Jerusalem Cemetery. ?Sister White was a fine church worker, loved and respected by all* who knew her. She will be greatly missed in the home, church_.and community of Lanes. She lived in the home with her daughter of age. She leaves to mourn her passing two sons, one daughter and a host of grand children. Rev. Samuel White of Williamston, N. C., Rev/ Hughes White of Rockmont, N. C., sons; Ella Wilson, wife of Rev. E. W. Wilson, daughter. Hymn No. 501 was lined by the pastor. Rev. R. A. Brown: second tvymn. lined by Rev. Joe Davis, No. 486, "SerVant of God well done." Text Job 14:7. The attendance was large. Servant of God well lone; Rest from thy loved employ rhe battle is fougnt, the victory won. Enter thy Master's joy. Trade With Our Advertisers For Courteous Service ? / - ramus ND TRIP COACH TICKITi le Traveled ... ETS?Ram 'Jaah If Day* II* Traveled ITg_ Raiaie I^H f lUaij i* iU Tnrdii % fl J225?gf Automobile at horn* eel I Southern * f? m Car Set - ? 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