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Saturday, August, 17, 1935 CHESTERFIELD NEWS The revival meeting closed at Grand View Presbyterian Church, Friday night. The meeting was wonderful success, the ehiyeh was revived, and the Rev. James F. Hendersoti preached one of old. of God spoke by the way. Rev. 11. L. Countis, pastor. The revival meeting began >.>t Mt. Tabor M. E: Church Sunday A. M. Rev. J. A. Cary, preached a forceful sermon. It began like the old time- meeting-: The Holy Spirit was manifested. Rev. Gary .will conduct his ~7>wr~ meeting. It will continue through out the week. . . . Rev. W. W. McCollough is busiiy engaged in hi?r~TneetlTrg^at SI James A. M. E. Zionr Church, of which he "is pastor. The Rev. J. T. Kentf;ll pf Cheraw, S. C. is help ? nr. ~"* ~ Mrs. Jennie Leak , => worshiped at Mt. Tabor M. E. Church Sunday A. M. Several visiufcs of other churdrv~es worshiped" at Mt. Twbor -Mr -E.Ohurch Sunday A. M. and P. M. :?Mr.?and Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mrs. Davis of Alexandria, Va. motored down Saturday A. M. to bring the lattprs' si?r?i* M;.*- >-; ' Wadsworth, who has visited them for two weeks. Miss Sara Jackson spent Sun i}>y .'with Misses Margaret and Charlie Bele Stantly. Miss Theohi Hir.es, cf Met oil S. C. is the very pleasant guest of Rev. and Mrs.. W. W. MeCol-' lough and daughter. She will leave Thursday, Mrs. McCollough ? will accompany her-homo foi' a brief stk'y. Mi*s. Sallie Coe and little granddaughter,^ of Charlotte, N. C. are -visiting in the City. Mr. Solomon C. Bethea of Raleigh, N. C- is visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs'. C. B. Bethea. He was ^he dinner "guest of Miss Bessie Brucom. Mrs. Hattie McCoy left Friday 'P. M. for Norfolk, Va. to-visit hei son. a We trust her stay Avill be pleasant one.- Mr:-Vinson M cCojr her son accompanied her. Chesterfieeld has had a lot of folks visiting for the p>Jst week. Its' a town of wonderful hospitali. ty Come over and visit. , Miss Martha Bacucom left Sun -.day P. M. for an indefinite .stay it Washington-, 1)!' C. Mrs. Annie Edwards- had ljs -betdinner. guests Sunday her pastor, Rev. T. A. Gary, Miss Bessie Bau com?and?Mrs. S?E. McCollough. Mrs. Corine Green of Danville Va;?is?here?vi?rtmo??he?- innt-to Mrs. Pearl Edwards. ????-A?very?sad 'accident hnpronod . orj SaturdayM. when. Mrs. Co. . porch at the A. M. E. ^ion parson . age and fractured her right arm. -?:?Weregret this accident very 'much and hope she will 'soon recover. Rev. H. L. Counts and his truest ? Rev. Jknnes F. "Henderson, called at the A. M. ,E. Zion parsonage *"* Wednesday, P. M. * Mr. and Mrs.'Gill have as their guest's, their daughter, son-in-law --- -- Mr.CatVd :Mrs,*Griffiir of "Washing -ton. P)? :? I ?u Mr. John M. Miller, Jr. Mrs. T Miller Odom of Waterboro, S. 0 Mrs. T. -0- Sailers?ef-R-oeky--Mt~ - N. C. passed through the City'k st week, and had a .short tatc-a-tet( with Miss gossip Rnn.-mn. Mrs. Ida' Perkins and daughtei Venis and Mr. Robinson spent tin week-end at the home of Mr. and .. Mrs. C. M. Hill. Miss Bessie-Botidom enteriaine at her homejasl week _ wjtli a, bridge party in honor of Mrs. Gril fin. Mrs. Mary Watkins and nek*? Cora Lee Hill:>rd of Winstbh-Sal em, N. C. were visitor^ in the City Mrs. C. M. Gill, Mr. and Mrs Griffin, Miss Doris and Columbia Glll'were pleasant callers at tin I parsonage to see Mrs. SffE. Mo' *' Collough. ' Mr" Griffin has returned to tin Capital?City, rs,?tiruxuisJ stays Indefinite. Guess who wGs disappointed . Sunday P. M. Why, Mr. Charles Hardison?his friend had left foi an indefinite stay at Washington - - D. C. Mrs. W. L. Foster and Mrs. Rasa Craig visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.;Giih. " . " ., Mr. John H'.rrmond, Mr. Char les Ilardioon and?Miss?Sara?A_ McCollough spent a few hours" Sun day. P. M. with Miss Helen Robin. son. Also Mr. George Hammond. Master Columbus Gill is very handy for running errands. Mr, Francis Gary spent Sunday P. M. with little Robt. Jteckson. w Mr. S. C. Bethea and Miss Bessie Baucom were guests of Mrs. Annie Edwards ?Thurs.day after noon. Rev. J. R. Blake is still on "the ^Master iCuluiabua Gill Doris Gill entertained with a cardparty Thursday afternoon in hon or of Miss Susie Hayes. Tea and cake were served. Miss Sara^Wadswoi-th had as her guest Sunday Mr. Willie Leak. Mr. T. H. Blake of Richmond Vx>. is here at the bedside of his father, Rev. T. R. Blake. ~ Rev. U T fAimtc Will rnnrbict a meet ing this week in Manning, S. C. for Rev. James F. Henderson. WINNSBORO NEWS " The heat w.ftve holds pn fiercely and gardens are parching up. We are looking and longing for rain. Miss Minnie Neal of Hopkins is spending a while in town, the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. D. Mani ?? gault. : ? . - . Mrs. Lizzie Brown has been visiting relatives and- friends in both great Falls ami SIa?ef, S. C. She reports a pleasant vacation. The Bible schools at Calvary P, Presbyterian Church and St. Paul Baptist Church are both progress-, tag nicely. They are well attended j J* . Prof. C. O. Mcintosh of Johnston ts hei'C visiting his" mother, Mrs. Sarah Mcintosh. There were splendid union services held at Zion A. M. K.TJtnnch last Sunday afternoon." The services were carried out by Rev. Owens and his members from Way-mnn A: M. E. Church Itotv: Miss Cecil Jordon, one of our 1st grade tc'achers of- 8 years in this school was man ied last Monday in Rock Hill to Mir: Robeft Durren. They will be at home in Virginia Beach7 Va. after the 2TftI in-t". The home of Mrs. Sarah McTh'tosh has been beautifully painted dark green trimmed in white makes the-'surroundings'dook so diflferBorn to Mr, and .Mrs. McCoy on, :N. Oaxden St. last week, a Tihc boy. Both?the mother^uidi eliiLiL -i^re doing fine. ? Mr. and-Mrs. O. 1"). Manigault and little daughter. Oscarnla accompanied by Mrs. O. E. . Mani-i. gault and daughter. Miss EHsQ spent the day in Columbia la<t Wednesday ;witTi Telatives." Mrs. Matilda Benbow returned t'rom t hesjer whole sTfe Visited friends several days. We are glad to have her back. Mrs. I.onie Peaks of Baltimore spent the week-end here, the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Roosevelt JWll. ...no nnnn'mKoMln.l by 2 little children of Mrs. Heath who had been visiting there. She. returned to Baltimore Monday. Messrs B. J. Mcintosh and W. A. Rose, Jr. were visitors ijj- Ridge way and vicinity last Sunday. Rev. J. "VV. Alexander filled the pulpit for Rev. .T. M. Beatty last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hall acconipan ied by their daughter, Miss Daisy. Mae were in Columbia last Thursday on business. ROCK 1IILI, NEWS By \Y. H. Warnsley The revival conducted by the Rev. J.?H.i Mooto of Charlotte, N'. ,G. and Rev. Ji C. White of Winston -Salem, at the Mt .Prospect Bap-Ust Church closed last w.eek. ? Miss Sarah Brown of Columbia, S.- C. was in the-city last" week. I)r. J. A. Gathiirgs the efficient proprietor of the Ideal Pharmacy on Black St.,^ left for Tuskegoe. -Ala., where he will take medical treatments, having suffered from -mental disturbances. inson ahd- Mr. and .Mr?.' B. Loach loft for Chicago to attend the Loufc-Livinsky fight. Madam F. F. YanOe, travo 1 ing Missionary is ltrtne city, stopping atALrs. Ethel ColberGs oiv^Allon "St;?1 7 ~. .. .. . Little Miss ?'Almeta White, -daughter dT Rev.?and?Mm. ,T.?Cr White of Winston-Salem. X. C.. is visiting little. Miss Armittn'Piggs, laughter of Lev. and Mrs." "Piggs of Pewel St. The Rev. .T. P.- Rceder of Columbia, -S. C., was in the city last week. Friends ofMi-. T.. C. Williams are pleaded to have him home again from Washington, D. r. Mrs. Amanda Springs of CharJotto, X. C. visited relatives rrritie city, Rev. and Mrs. S. 'Springs. Mrs. R. McFadden. daughter and son-in.-law visited friends on ITagins St. - * RIDGE'SPRING. NEWS V 4 ' . Gee! Yon are lucky to h.ear -from us this week. It has been so hotlmuind thesesprjngs ffntil one coUld hardly live, hut a few are still attending revival meeting liere and .olsowh'nm . Sunday School was called to order Sunday "morning1 at the usual hour all officers present. , During the absence of our pastor, Rev. A. C. Jones, Rev. Bcnford of Richmond, Ya. delivered a soul stirring sermon at -Ridge Hill Baptist Church. The ronarcn at.'um congratulated Rev. Bcnford on such an excellent sermon. Mrs'. Amanda Merritt of Deland,. Fla. and Mr. "Walter Wise of Macon, (la. are . visiting their mother, Mrs. T.aura Dozier and -other relatives. Mrs. Addie Merritt spent the week-end at home. Miss Caldwell and Mr.< Holmes, members of- Ridge Hill High School faculty spent the week-end in Columbia. * Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coleman, Miss Fannie Belle Glover, and Mr. Otis Raiford motored to Bafefoot a few days ago. "MFssoT* Tajniadge TTazzard, Ranee Woodard, and Otis Raiford and three "mellow dames" from Savannah, Ga., "sea breezed" to Aiken, S. C.; last Thursday night. * Remember, where you can purchase a "Reader" at any time? BKLTON NKWS The whole Bolton Community re gret very much tlv t" Mrs. Isiah Bradley of Bolton is in \tho Anderson County hospital. She is well known throughout this com munity.The Get To Gether Club pounds ed Mr. Curtis Palmer at his home, on last Tuesday evening, tie has been confined to bed for quite a while. ? . I tvr,.c a -i_? =? i'ltii. uvi n u;yc /\u<uilS, aMISSOS Lue Pearson Vnd Ethel .Jenkins have returned to their "home in Greenville after spending the week-end with Mrs. Robert A. Wood and Family. The High Hat Whist Club is coming1 strong when Mr. Ahrar I Obmbvetl of Chicago, HI. yrlayrrF their first Boston /Thursday night i over Mr. E. Don.iTd and Miss J. ] Keith at the hoine of Mr. R, J,. McGlinton, on Easy St. Miss Mamie Qamhrell 'of ChicajtS), 111, is visiting her friends this week in Belton. ? ?- 'I-??1 I *> I NOTE: Your question' answeri a clippmg of this"culuriin is endusi ivply, send a quarter (25c) and. i . velope. for my New Astrology Ri mail free advice on three (3) qui pnrthdate, ami correct address to to AliHE WALLACE, care of Till Assembly Struetf Columbia. South SPE(Ta iTnOIR h In seh Wallace, be sure to send your fu and the year you were born, in injr. ? . ; __j ? ?-?j?? ?? (). It. It.?My birthday is Aug ?-ust 31st,~araLI . anv a dark _ hj-own skin girl. .Will I be; able to start school when it it opens? ' I) Ans.: You will have no. trouble b with vyour school work. I vision tl you starting school this fall as usu -V c11 tutu i M-i- %vyu nnuimiin^ on With s* your educational work for some, yoars to come?in fact, I believe f< you will TEACH SCHOOL in the fi future. . ~ * . + * K. J. ((.?Did I make a wise. chanjio andwill I j|et better results? st Ans.: T bi'liuve .that you did the j,, rijrht tliinjr and I assure you that c your move will jiro've a profitable ol one' for you. ? I predict a happier |, family life ahead and it is my opinion that you will be very success jful in your business. I don't think e, iCNvill'he* necessary for. you to mrrve. ' * * * * 10. I.. .II.?He says he has been around lo?s of-, women Vl since we cpiit but none can ?, take' my place, with him.' ,j Shuuld I choose hrm?or the? ^ jjfcntan I am uoinj- with now? s] Ans.: He is dead rij?ht. Although is he may not he as polished as the 'n man you are now going with?IIE *: CERTAINLY DOES LOVE YOU. 1 I believe that voii nvo mnHnm o mistnl<e in listening: In your people repardintr this <>U1 sweetheart of yfrhrs,. He.used to -show Jyou . pror^Ht friend has shown you and '/! ho5i<K .*?UK ISN'T KErcl'IXC UP ~YNT7Tm:if _ W-UMA^C?Avhkd+- i7"7 nuue than your presents sweet- "'l heart can. say. I*. W.? 1 would like.to know if I will ever marrv aav more or does'ahyhody want me for a wife. Ans.: At. the present time I do ^ not believe there is anyone who does want.you for a wife?^however .th.uW j< si mn loaatfo in store for, y you T believe you will marre a Widower who is NOW l.IYING IM y .11 \ i .M I 1 4- ? * >f * * M. .1. J.?Does my husband fvi r give his ..friend woman i'liv lliintr? ' 7 IT Ans.: Yes, lie does. You are ni rhrht rii -nApectine- liiiu of paying yi money on the garment SHE ct ROVdllT T.AST FALL. lie * has st "helped her on a number of occas-! d< "n'lis aiCpp^siW<-st KaF"yeu let* m him know- THAT CHARITY L5K- Si (".INS AT HOMK. | tl RIDC.K SPRINd, NEWS el *-f~?r1?iv Ridge Hill |!igh School Opens ,r ? . - ?; ..p The Ridge J 11 ill " High school S( opened Inst Nlo'hday at SR3Q a. m. ]a for the slimmer session. TTle en- t) -i oilmen" i.* 1'iiu for thi.i hot wooth- -p, to'. The faculty consists of the following: Air.. A. C. Hightowoi\ prirl- ~q PI mil Pi.n. mi--i - - , -v.. nuu. vUiU ? Vlt( A I li* I ? ma Davis* Helen Latimer, Peter- s sen, S. IL .Crawford., Goldie Hoimes, Yirgie Hammond. The "Ag" tt -t-eaelu'i s will arrive later. We hope h? "Suceess" will be their motto. S Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Pope and tl daughter, Johnston w e r e the in jm-sts of Mr. and Mrs.t Pinky liar- Jt l is last Sunday. . MPs. Henry Petersorv and ston, vi Henry, Jr., Columbia, '^pent last g week with Mr. Peterson, and his A parents here, Mr. an<l Mrs. E. P. ei Pe+erijotv. r~-\?: K Mr. Jessie QuaVftehfTiUp, Tren- 'fi tori, N. J. is visiting his parehts in here, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Quattle- sc baum. .. in ? Mr. James Watson -and ? Miss, m Uattie glades motored to Orange- M bu rp. S.TCV Kunday.lL. m Mr. and Mr,s, PrOjfdssor Mitchell hi have returned to Fla. after spend- U irig Several weeUsjWith Mrs. Mitch ct ell's parents heVe, <Mr. kind Mrs. 'W. M. Harris spent,Tuesday in Colum- , bia on business. ' ! v i Messrs George and Johnie Peter - son were pop callers at Greenwood u, Monday afternoon, ^ _j Mi-s Helen, R. Holmes, Cleve- w land, Ohio is spending a while with st her grand mother and other relative* here. ! Sj. (ioi'Ki)i\K cnicriT NKWS ^ Rev... R. A. Hrown, Pastor p. Jerusalem A. M. K. Church, Sunday sc-hoof convened at the i"e- to pular hour, with, teachers (and of- T7"' fivers presentr~ftill o?> vigor and enthusiasm. , TheIcssdn mas 'hrnu- ^re tifully discussed. A'splendid re- dc View Was fftvatV byVttre assistant. ; Supt; aftev which the Rev<. HR. A.' O Brown begrtn at lliJO o'clock, at ni "Bethel. AT M. E. Church. The crowd was large, in the afternoon, of thejtev. K. A. Brown at~TiOO "oThli CHE PALMETTO .LEADER . Mi K r id in this paper ONLY when, j Mi ed in your letter. For^prtvttte a self-addressed, stamped en- wa eading, and receive by return *<>i ?stions. Sign vour full name. ._ ^tJLr all letters. Addre'sT* all mail wc 2 PALMETTO LEADER, 1310 ):? Carolina. ' /-I ; ~t ]7a iding in questions to Profl ~~ 11 name, the date, the month L>r. order to get a correct read- \v "" ,rf. ? ~ 7- ? laH. K.?Who stole my brand & new Diamond Ring? tri Ans.: If you will pay a little.vis to your sisters house next FRI-* Be 'A Y AFTERNOON she will not St e expecting?-she will appear at ( " ief door WEARING YOl'R I >1A wi lONI) RING.' It is my belief that *\r ie took the ring while yon Were isiting at her home one night a? ;w weyks ago. This was done in ,u" in. . ___ 1)1 1'. J. T.?I)o you think it is safe for nie to stay here? j. Ans.: I DON'T. Your life is' at ake when you continue to.under- o the SEVERE HEA TINGS your onimon Law Husband inflict- up- to 11 you. It is better that you leave Itij Ini. I gather the impression that ha is niltidds not cleaf"and'lie is not ^sponsible. for his actions, how- th< ver leave him at once. frtl * * * C. II.?Am I going to get a job soon? Alls.: You will be able to help ml ourself'arid your mother lik'e'you ant to NEXT YEAR. Beginning' 1 round the latter part of OCTii. "Fill, I believe your conditioir#-jw4R io\v a decided improvement. It my impression that you will ^ in into a good paying jo!/ at that me.,. ' - . ? ?y * * .* * JT| Tiro t i ? ?. ?t. ?.?i iu>e hit -cio. st\e love wh" tit Ans.: You would be better off I*. you would leave this Young .dy alone. She DOES .NOT LOVE OU. Although you will lose noth p ig by keeping her _ friendship'-- ^ ist bear in mind the fact that this ill friend of yours has more lovthan-yoii can shakWa-~sticle-at. * .. %> i * ,* * * . T. O. R.?Where is my son pi" living now? lo> Ans.: I regret to inform you lat -I can receive no contact what /or in regards *to the location of fur son. I would sav that he is OT alive today. *' + *- *;'. . Hr T. R.?What should I do a- : -eh; bout the trouble that ,1 deliher- viti ately entered into a_ few set months ago? ??*-7- -tin Ans.: Your SECRET MAR-- re1 TAC.E is not trouble?youhave I tt11 ia'de a mistake by not telling fur mother?she would not have 1"' fused your husband the unnocesiry trouble that she did. . If you ?sire for private information you ? ay sentl a quarter atfs any ttTnc. 'l ee the special-note?attached to lis coRimn. oc'k preached" a most noble ser-. lonette, which was enjoyed by I)U II. In the morning, at Jerusalem *r< . Mi E. Church Rev. William ^e: ultoTT prerrched a * soul burning tel rmon. The 6th chapter of Rove- an ition find tjie word of his text at Iu u1 seventh?veise. .Subject, 'TV y _mt i. ?. x iic?mieiiuunce?was larger!? frs. 'Mary Murrcl from Daisy, K a. is spending sometime with her. rot her, N. L. MuiTel of Lanes, . C. we Mrs. Kate Lea new of George- va >\vn is spending, sometime with no an-molhor and brothel s. of Lanes. _ . C. The Gourdine Circuit paid an le Missiorftuy due, at the meet- vis ig which was held in Kingstrev, lei i Bethel Chtirctn " ' Da Prof.' Casom Barr of/ Greelydie and mother -were dinner th< uests of Mr, James P. and Mris. A. lien A. Barr Friday. The farm's all h-re happv the open of the Sa ingstree Tobacco Market was Ga net*" The farmers are rejoicing da; f the- way the tobacco have been >ld. T}te watermelon crop is fine Gk i this section. Itev. R. A. Brown a,do one melon weighing 70 lbs. [any more but that the_ frigest ie^_ The^farmers in this section rfH ave plenty of coin, potatoes, peas j>a] miatoes. Plenty of food stuff ime to this sectToti:" COKESBl'RY NEWS ?! an rhe Sunday school opened at the un ?ual hour Sunday. We were Yo eased TO havr~~Miss Edna AT<f m> So ith us. She reviewed the Sunday ]^r hool lesson. . " the "Elder Adams anel family are Ga lending their vacation visiting rs. Adams' parents, Mr. tfnd X. ?'s: G. C. Nash. ^ the Mr. Squire Landen left Friday Re ght fqr a visit to his children in Shi k i 1 o /frkl *"* V? ? t> I.. ?. I*. JI Miss,Julia Lee Holmes returned wh her home in Philadelphia, Pa. tiv r*iday nipfht. . 1 The friends of Mr. E. Jackson Cit #ret very much to learn of the } ath .df his wife. Av Mr. and Mrs. Young of 11?yton, ]as hio is visiting Mrs. Young'p Mr other, Mrs. Alice Holmes. N. Mr. itrrd Mrs. Douglas ~Moore |ne: Lake Wales, Fla. leave Thurs- Sor ly Tor fheir home. ? Pit 1 tA'fTA NEWS L eston Chanel A. M. K. Church s I\ j i he Sunday school was carried i ' t in the u.-ual way'Sundjiy, Auk* " V , with the Supt, and co-workers. } 1 o iiiornitiK-service was well at- 1 ided. a Sunday at -niJO ji. in.-the Allen \ Hi's, met Jn the u-ual meotinjf*~ ^ ss Victoria R?dierson, I'res; Miss I nnia L. Guiles-. l?t vice-Pres;; f ss Ruth "( ntn. ?ttTrd -virr-Prr? - ? sn?Kostt?dr-W-riy In See.?There uf is a silver tea driven at the par- !\ naue in interest, of Smit htown I I ..np h ..r vv ii ,a-_ i,v.A! mary Society, Sunday evening at | tO o'clock. a Friday hurht~Mi.. Mi ouri Me-I > end entertained. ' ho?Mi vionary dies. -r KeV. >7.-- A . W el I-. pre-ldimr eld- f of the Dillon Dist., in conipariy th l<ev. N. S: Pel .aim- ami Mr. < illianf Miller motored too .Sin-- ; L'tiiry A. M. K. Church, last Wed- ! s<7ay to attend the Dist. \\\ II. ; F.-Society 'of the 'Marion*'] ?isct. Prof. K. I.. M.lUyde, ami Mr-. . jtha Crawford .attended the I ate S. S. and A. ('. 1 K. I .en true ? invention in 'Columbia, "'they are i 11 pleased with the work and e -better prepared to serve, tftc \ S. and I.eauue. \ Miss Georgia lieliii. was t i.e. .d.in. r truest of Rev. and Mrs. "N. S. 1 Laine Saturday. \ Mrs. Teany!l Jones Rcthoa ar.d tie son. W. II., of IUii ham. N. ('f. e visiting their fatler, Mr.. H. Jones of I.atta, S. ft? ' : Viola J one-', of N:o'w York visitiinr.Mi-. Kstell Retina. Mr. Richard Richardson called [ see Re\'. I)eLaine Sunday even- ^ ir.. We arc always pleased to ; ie Mr. Richardson. ( Mr. John McN'cal is out attain to I ^ l> delight of.the liiemhcrs of We-- . ti Chapel. Mr. Hefbeil McNoal is sick at , is writing ami alsp Miss Alotha \ owden, Mrs. Daisy*" Betliea is jch improved... . , Mrs. Louise Mx-Ycyl is now in t? McLnnd Ilhshital. We hope j i- her a speedy /recovery. Ms ley Vllen Moody, Etta Moody, t r. Mack S. Bctlio'a weren't aide , Jje^.to service Sunday. They Fo greatly misled. ' : Miss Irish Moody is out attain, ; lile .she was sick Miss Ernistine I idger was. lonely..- f Mr. Henry Betlua was seen on j e Florence TTiyLwav Thursikrv , M. - . ; . .. . ... Reedy ( reek Church of Cod -Simdtty :iT TI iTT-li ick. '??? Sunday school ') o'clock, Mrs.. Idie Bethea fmpt. The' lesson ^ is Tauylit TTv"MrsTTTatticTTad-on. ~ At. 1 o'clock Rev. -A. 31. Collins. } cached, Mrs. Williams read the j ?son,'the Spirit was in our midst. . St. John Baptist Church St. John Baptist Sunday'school ened Sunday morninir on .thh' us- * I h<>ur. 4U>:;w" o'clock- l>\? Kupt. or S. M. Mace. Teachers" tdokl^ at ye of their classes for "0 min-J ' :-s. The lesson was '-weirdiscus - ?' 1. Miss Claudia Mace addressed 1 '?Sunday schnfdr-The-}fssfrn~was * clewed wonderfully h.v'a_ distir. ished vi-itOr, Rev.4 A. Tt.' Bethea. ' Rev. W. T.. Ttrvmif ntid Vii* mil. : associates. Hew A. II. Itothea.'' t'. I). JI. Cad-Men. Ilev. P. "M. : v ice. ascended the. rostrum at 11 o'clock. : Rev. Bryant preached ! wonderful sermon., ' ."! The Missionary Ladies met at *' '(dock. i v The Ilev. Mrs. Collins ascended e" rostrum at X p.. in. .wjtluher '* rpi't associates. Phe "proahood x in the hook.of -Matthews, hor 41 ct".was found in the '.h"th chan-. 41 f. Her subject was "The wise ^ d foolish." A lively 'sunrise aver meet ins; was hold Sunday ^ n'liiny. j Ilev. It. It. Ttethon of Fairmont, "V C, conducted the revival servic-frr 'h? past week..- JZuv. Betlu-a*1 a j^ood sprriruah.iVreaOhoT and 7 witnessed one -nf the host r I meetings tliat has been witssod in years. _ Deacon Collie Piatt and family I XT7\ Willie?Plcmrtrfne"?rrerenters in Clio Sunday. They atlded the revival services o'f* .rah'hip Baptist Church. 1?: *? Rev. W. T.. TTryimt and son were -H 8-dinner quests of Rev. and Mrs. S. Sanders Sunday. Little Miss -Magpie Page spent 1 turday night with Miss Mary ilsden and returned home Suns' evening. Mr. Frank Williams is yet on ? mend and was able to he in vn.a whiFe Saturday evening. Mis< Louise David is. suffering"' *t4v?'d -ir from --playing?basket. Z, II in the year of 1033 DILLON \F\VS j Mr. and Mrs. Chris T. Garrett, d Miss Naomi Garrett of Chi- , ihia. Mr. Marion Garrett of New f rk Citv and Miss A. Josephine L Hons of Washington. D. C., spent iday. Any. 9th, in the city withy' ;ir brother and uncle, Dr.. C. IL rrett. , Miss Carrie F. Felix, of Newark, J J., is spending several days in 'J 1 city as truest or nor brother. " v. .*V. .1. Felix and his family, ~ e has also visited Lyhchburpr, i iott, Sumter and Columbia, ere she has a number of rclaes and fru*nds. Miss Katie Elison, New* York y is* here for a few Weeks. ^ Mrs. Franks Johnson of FourtTr, ,, 0., has had as her fruests the . t two weeks her four daughters s. Queenic R. Pape, Wilminpton, C.; Mrs. Ella B. Bethea, C?a4T?/, S. C.; -Miss Bertha L. .Tohn1, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. I. Zena srce, Paris, Ky. V Mrs. Picrt'e br aceompanie,] -Wy Urs. Ada I.uwv. They will remain mother week. -Lit'le Amell J'ar-' Son of M,V HoJ! iijtvis, < ]f->rate<l hi- Mh birthday oh ti e f.th f Any. The ifi'j" attended lie party: Sinnm ate: -.Intm*-. \Vii-> is, ,Iatni'< amf Kir.eth, Hethea,' 'n-ston ar<l Milton J'ernell, Mary itiiI Herui-'o McRae. Kdwuid am! Villa* MeN'eil, Il.-hnt T . and., linnie I.. I-Yl^v, (le*vui! T... are! osep.ih IIendei:<??n. f'h'i'etha Craw ord. and A. If. .Tr. I They .had ail I'inti;. 'Mr-i rei1iet? Craw ferrd- rr-t^jrrH- ! fr - ] lorcliea I City. W r.., Thsr-slay. | le will atter.d Minirta*!* M*la")l at 1 Inrjon.- ?? ?? j t.1;',1.?I.. rani; hell. is] .1 VtMHUIlif V.I " MTIl.'l!' I V? f. '*<?! at>1 :i i:<~ n. * :Mr- r:'v;i MrNYil ami Mv. A-., rir?}{:v.n th'* sir); rrr- ' o "?i At R?U<-.V\?M t "r.j.jj- ; S ::r- i jay sia->? . incf an !;t -I palicr-rc . br-aVj! t};? - .f : - - t. t r. if- v. '( 1:\':"vri-.TiirTr~7?--I!.! . .T.a.,^ if;in>"la-art- v.. re ini-ii- b- r'-j/'m-. Tt.? 1";r:;t^v?* M.:?- vi , yn. Tl.?' fia-v-r. iiir-arbi-i a. !-, y i i- ' n i> i ' tr tfli-.-r W.V . :l - V it Mr,'. \V< j! v a V >!' sr< j :t :i-?% ( \\ "illi? A. '!!: biT':*' vsi- ;i'ft< 11*.:*t . ill m:" 'v- t*t?vii-fc 1 bv- j;"h ,;t "b ';tl - ss- ?- i 4??Tii ;-i i *.?- y?Jt!i . i!?'',,?i? ''. ' 'y.-pb-' <\ vwlt airo. Mitnnini'- I'.nmi-I < luin h Ki'v. ,1 iri'Uir.. Wi^Utr Service- v,i-rf- tv an-J v. i'' V'"-'1' itti-si'lanci- l-'-th ni i'ii>i-L/*' atv! i",v, ninif. ."Tbi; .ti-nn b* jif tlml." w:?<,h< theme (if thi* jia-tor's di vrvVn p tlic I'K.i'.t'.iTi'/ taken- fro I CnrwH It was. a . 1 bpillin;' - rmon J n't lit* voujh'.jvV.jiIi- aiiii enjoyed hv iH> . ' ' * \\*<> arr "Tad to Jiavn'Mi's'T1 bill a I"?. Barnes'Ivmo f"r a visit, "mm Charlotte. N*. C., al-o Mr. i.ii,,,. ? ~v?v. mmili n .y-M ?; t rif * mm.'Nn ,tKinv it id. Wards are home. Mr. am) Mi^. D.unkcn Wntrh' eft for' Wa^hingtop. Saturday| -might.?We were?glad t < > hti?>-e-< hem. Our city stands 2nd a-j none the vrsitiftg 1 i-1 ' Mi-s Carrie I.ue Hyatt lift-'bf i ff her job dtie 'to j!ien?s. We ire praying that she will soonjjj o letter. Tlie I,_G.t Club iva>' royilTy entertained by Mr?. Yes-ie bt't Monday P. M. Quite n lumber was present/ Tiiv mectnir waV-vyry interesting? r?| , ' ? ??:? ^ OHKF.lt NEWS I llv "Mi'<s r?'sv|e T.. -Walke^ ) A great revival ha'-" b?<">n 'pitt*5i- I V, V- Oh a re!, for tetV lay-." Prayer meeting began Wvl H'sday fvitrht. 'Row . Ariv.str'rwrH mstor of Pol'um ChaV'cre i- the ;ppak<.-r for the 'nurd-inn. Sunday Tiyht iu" spoke* frOtp. tlie hook of \eN .1:0. ' " . ; Silver and cmh! have T none such a? I have ?'iv?-' I -tirfo. *uim.. r?(in!:1,. M .to1:.?t tho JTrT t ho?w, .rM*" '} -o'-r- ' nop. wits tilled wflth thoTurvt nrpF Vuuh^p44H'-^o?k.Avk.kli-r\v;i..-? ..Ui^iUyl njoyetl hv all. . ' ' Sunday a* ' : '1 r :i, or ami member- of ( a'Uavy Hap- j T*t?Chniyhi. i'on-T. ii| veiv i'i' tr J iejhel M. Th Vhinvh. .The M-rnioh i iy the pastor. Ibv. Stewart ,\v:n j eoiiderfnl. The Recreation CI .* made, its.; irsf attempt in the v. ay of rendernjr ti puhae I'Viivi am Tia. ^lay . von'imr. Th.e m is:e:il rrumbvrs vere worth v ('f praise. Mrs.* Mary Alien and mui. Tk v Mien, of Ithoi huek. S. CiT-iperlt *he veek-rnd with-their rela* ives. "Mr.' ind Mrs. I,. II. Reaehunt an i Mr. md Mrs.....Clarene?, Heathum and ?hc-rsv ?'* ... . I.ittK* Stanley (Sotiian and < aM fr? Cioiuwell 'Syir-s-a'C. Sia ijMvdr o;i.. art- siH-n>:tiu' - i;i'.n. *: iLtiun witn t iir L-raml p.irei.t-. an.-! Mrs. M. II. Th.-mps.-n. Mis. Karline- Ua)len~cr I.as r,1-. urnt'il to Hiifh P"int. Slip ha .. en a v'.'-a-vl-'r.v <i tlu' clniiili ooiniliur.itV. ; Mrs. Pearl and .sv-n. "Ii i. ami f?ial have riturnul .. n. Y. r.. *' rin.se wlio i oTfTTrm?.'h: ??rr4tist jiro.; M*. *Ed. Miller. Shv'-Rob'.. it Ballenirer. Mrs. Saiah t.vr.oh Jul Miss Soelie Snllivai:. - \\\iu|'-e_?i?r them a speedv recovery. . / I>I:NM AUK ( iuri IT Kc\. \. \hite. I'.mi or lit ?iiri<T?> '-.-Ii....l 11 .= tl? A. -M. 1*1 i' e'lillj; S:>M I'. M. I*!.-?. : i ?Virir. A Sllvce-si'tll meet ' ST Mils'- he. t Ji-rii*"i "I'eraliij.ti d \~y Ue\...l. I. Xerm fTTrrrr Iten-Tt'o't. 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