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,r I -? . Saturday, August, 17, 1935 ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH I Sunday school was wcTT attended as usual. 1 The Supt. Mr. R. S. Russell, land his Co-workers- were at their post of duty. After the teaching of the lesson the school was beautifully reviewed by the pastor. Morning worship began at 11:130 After the formal opening, the pastor brought to us an inspiring message from Hebrew 13:14. We pray that he will hbve. a long life; _ ~ and Hplivpr snrh muttagas The W. H. and F M. Society ?? mat immediately after dismission^ with the Pres.7Mrs. Mary Phelps > in Charge. Evening worship began at 8:00 P^ M. We were back to our post of duty. The pastor .mounted the rostrum, Accompanied by Bro. W. M. Lebrew, Revs*. R. B. Golden and Earnest Robinson. After the usual form of opening tfro paster, presented Rev. Earnest' Robinson to deliver the evening message, who selectxd hU text from Acts o:iz, ouDject, "Tower and its ef. feet." It was enjoyed by all "pies - ent. We v\ere glad to acknowledge the presence of many visitors, among them were Mr. >nd . Mrs Cabel Trezervant, Mrs. J. W. Williams and Miss Linnie Dowdy. ,r" Come again, visitors are always - - welcome. Mrs. Ida Johnson has returned after spending a few weeks in Ab. 1 SeyilTerS:- C. ~ 7_ Mrs. Angeline McCl.-in has re jj turned after visiting relatives in Philadelphia 'and Washington. EPWORTH LEADUK OF WESLEY M. E. CHURCH ??j Tho Epworth League of Wesley Church met at the usual hour Sunday, August 11, 1935.? The fol" lowing program was'rendered: *_ Opening song?Faith of Our FUtfs er. Scripture?Miss Frankie Ilickson Prayer?Rev. Mingo:.'"" Reading?Miss Ruby Rosembiul. Inst. Solo?Miss Johmtie \FIoyd, Discussion of the topic by the group. ~? ~ To make this?topic, inure intcr-esting, a short playlet was given, ? . The setting was on a desert a-' roun<d a camp fire. The participants wete Mrs. 11upt? 7Messrs Logan and Johnson. Song?O God Our Help In Ages Past. Refldiifg'?Miss MaymeJononi Duet?MesdanYes-' Nance^ and v Spann. Inst. Solo-V-Miss JJorothy Hiekson. Closing Song? Dav is Dying in the West. Remarks?Rev. Mingo. Everybody seemed to have en joyed this program. The League topic for next Sunday Is" stflLTke - Story of._the..Bible^ We shall take up the New Testa' ment. The program for next Sunday is in charge of Mrs. Hope and Mrs. Douglass. Visitors are never turned-cwayr sO please come and help us make this program and others a success. E. N. Frasier . MARION DISTRICT W. H. & F. M. CONVENTION The Marion District Women's Home and Foreign Missionary So4 ciety-convened with Singletary A. M. E. Church, Aug. 7-8, with Rev. L. J. Staten, pastor. Opening hour, 3:30 p. m. Wednesday, 7th. The president, Mrs. A. C. Lewis, secretary; Mrs. E. C. Goddard, treasurer; Mrs. N. B, Levister, Vice president; Mrs. II. Jenerette were at their nost of dutv. readv for ? "" the work of the Lord. ' Mrs. A. E. Sanders, Cdnf. Br. Pres., was present at the opening and assisted with spiritual devotionals. The meeting was then opened tor business. Organization was formed ancf the different committees put to work. An interesting paper on "Missionary Work" was read by Miss Mattie B. Davis delegate from Friendship CL rTt was carefully and thoughtfully prepared and read. The subject "Spiritualizing the Dollar" waa discussed by Mesdames E. C. Goddard. N. B. Le?!ster and A. E. Sanders. The main thought expressed was the use of money for the salvation of God and the uplift of humanity. The P. E., Rev. J. W. Jenerette, kJ gave inspiring remarks to the women as faithful workers. - Rev. Wells, P. E. of Dillon Dist,, Rev. J. S. Coe, pastor Mt. Zion, Florence; Rev. jsT. S. E^Laine from Sumter Dist., were welcome visitors; each spoke encouragingly of, cess. Mrs. A. E. Sanders, Conf. Br. Pres., of N. E. Conf., told of her trip to the Quadrennial at Tulsa, Okla., and the laurels brought back by the women of S. C. Rev. B. W. Williams preached at the evening session. His text was taken from St. Mark 16:15?"Go ye unto all the world and _preach the Gospel." ~ Subject: . "Mission Fields." He was rightfully selected as a messenger with a helpful message to press on an<f forward in the "Mission Fields of Service. (Friday a. m. was opened with devotionals. The president, Mrs. A. C. Lewis introduced the delegate from Marion to the Quadrennial at Tulsa, Okla.,.in the person ? of Mrs. E. C. Goddard, who thanked the Marion District for being ...their deegate and worked earnest-V. - -ir to well represent them. She ' brought back suggestive songs, methods for Missionary meetings, ?Juvenile proceedings so that we might wtork systematically with ?v the Quadrennial policies. ? A paper, "Temperance as a Missionary Work," was read by Mrs. Ball, delegate from Marion Sta. It "was timely and a warning to the present day tendencies as a barrier for church work and social life. The noon day sormon?w?s preached by Rev. J. B. Lewis, Bucksport Ct. His text was * from St. Matt. 6:1,0, "Thy ^ kingdonilynio, thy The Marion. District proudly boasts of her son as one of its genuine products and his. sermon gave the congregation spiritual guidance for future work. -?The repuits fiuin?the oliurelio?-1 were prompt and encouraging. The rpttstUl'S and in embers ralluuL-spleu-didly for the caure of missions. The president, Mrs. A. C. Lewis thanked all of them for their support and co-operation. 'The P. E., Rev. I. W. Jenerette also appreciated the efforts made from the District. The pastor, Rev. L. .L Staten and his?members?of Slngletnry gave the convention a hearty welcome. We thanked them sincerely for their gracious hospitality. The following officers were elect eu ior anotner year: President, Mrs. N. 13. Levfster; vice-prfcsident, M rs. I. W. Jenerette; secretary, Mrs. E. C. Goddard; treasurer^ Mrs. Lillie'Latimer; Juvenile president, Mrs. Ball. The installation of officers was given Jt>y Rev. W. I. Gore* pastor of Bethel A. M. E. Church,..Conway, S. C. The Convention adjourned to meet another year with. ButksporT" Circuit. Mrs. N. B. Levister, Reporter. ? ? NEW TRINITY BAI'T. CHURCH Rev. B. F. Stewart. Pastor Wellford, S. C.?:Sunday 1/cing a beautiful day church poors were on the job. The Sunday school as usual was opened .promptly by -the. Supt. All classes beingtaught by thefr respective teachers, the hour for the review came. The~lesson was reviewed beautifully by the pastor carne forward with a burning message taken from Hdsea 10:12, subject "Spiritual'Farming." The message was highly enjoyed by all. The ushers reported 125 -present at the morning service. At 7 o'clock the B. Y. P. U. assembled for its usual program. The program was mixed with musical - selections and readings from the -young folk. After devotions the pastor came forward with another message taken from Mark 5:19, . subject. "Go home and represent -Christ."?This message was so" powerfully rendered that it sedmas-thcrugtrirhe^Holy Spirit would uf llic Sl'I'VlCC llVg Soul.- UCUO udded. The ushers reported 480 present at the evehing service. . The revival meeting ^begi^s ,tomorrow (Monday) night and Ave are expectmg-Ttevr"^"" W. Coleman "51 Spartanburg to '"conduct the meeting. Will 'give a report "of the meeting ^n our next writing. Rev. Wm. Watson, Pastor The Spirit of-1J niuuism_i<_ running deep and steady in the Taber*nacle Baptist Church. Each member seems to have have found herself" and himself a~nd~ attending well for so large a congregation -?Rev. Wm. Watson v~?hrfnrimr under a great strain, tryihg to pastftr, preach and attend all church duties. We are expecting his departure to the John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, am., witnm the next-few days. He is beginning his revival meeting at the Pleasant View Baptists-Church with the Rev. J. W: "Barnett of Atlanta,' Ga., and just think, the money to cover the. expenses of the meeting has-been raised and put in the bank. Some thinkers and advisor. The Rev. Win. Watson.. Mrs. Wm, Watson, the encrgtitit: wife of the Ro.v. Win, Watson, is engaged in helping to shape the minds of the many people for further usefulness at Orangeburg, S. C. Bio. Andrew Smith from the Bethel Baptist Church, Jonesville, S. C. was a visitor at our church last Sunday, accompanied by Dea. Robert Johnson. The Willing Workers Club met man, No. 6 Duncan St. New mem. bers, 1; visitors, 3; sick, 2. Sisters Millie Thompson and Little?Miss Marion Clinkscale. Next meeting will be with Sister Delia Harris Donthit St., entertained by little Miss Beulah Virginia Huston. Master Leo* Martin, the Loveable son of Mr. and Mrs. Nero Mar tin, 121 McCall St., is spending a few days, in the country with his. grand parents. t Deacon -Vernon J. Holliway is I All SmiRs, bis wire, "Mrs. JoseI nhine Holliwav haw joined him from' Leakland, Fla., where they spent a part of 4 years. i They were the dinner quests of Deacon and Mrs. J. A. Smith, 136 Ware St. Every Club that is a contestant in the fall rally has lined up and the race is on. Let each member who is. not working- on ffhy'eTub line up with some club and help put the program over. , Watch this column for our Sun day school report. Bro. Richar^l BradTey, Supt. We wish to give yon a job of cjeanirtg and pressing your clothes. Suits and Dresses, prices to suit you?417 North Calhoun St. Cash and Carry?Bro. A. B. Byrd, Prop. "EUENliZKK BAPT. ( III K( If Rev. .T. H. TTicfcs, Pastor , Seneca, S. C7?The Sunday ST opened at the usual' hour, with the Supt. lend a number of teachers at their post. The lesson was . discussed in-each dasIT Class No. 2 had as its visitors, Miss Foster. At 11:30 the morning service be 1 ?- ? [ gan." The pastor was at his best ktsitTf-as-his text Hebrew 4:127 The pastor t; n<i members welcomed the i; urn her of visitors from various places. The B. T. W. met at 7:."0 with i larue attendance. The topics were discussed in all departments. At S:.'!U the pastor came to the nlnttVrm with well outlined subject. u'sink' as his text' II Kin.tr I'5Theme. "The Sign of the Lord," unlay lor New York City where she will sni-nd^hri-- va.TitioM. Miss Yyung .of Xfclantu, (la. is visiting Mrs. Sam Riley on Third St. ' Mr. and Mrs. Willie Doyle, Mr. Homer Doyle and .\Fiss Gi*. cie Doyle of Washington, D. C'. are visiting their .parents, Mr. and Mrs, Willie Doyle.. The .Sonoen Junioi?C'ullego Oiutr" met. Aug. tf, at the home-of Dr." and Mlsi B. S. Sharp on Oak St. Idle -business was well carried out and pi' ns were made to raise money for the Sept, Drive. The l'resideut js asking that each member pay hhk_duos-of fifty -eettts?by Che first of September. Kaeh member enjoyed the interesting remarks made by Mrs. Thomas of Atlanta, (Ja. .u tr.e elosi of the business Mrs. Sharp, t.-ssisted by Miss Ozellu 'Holland, Sct-Vei}. a delicious wurworfinrvieam ami cake. Miss E. R. Clinkseale gave a toast in be half of the club to Dr. aiid -Mnt, Sharp, j The i.ext meeting will be ntr!iiud by Miss Bertha M. Washington at the home of her parent*^ Aug. 22. I'rof. at:J Mrs. G. 1L Washing ton are home after spending, the past two nionths at Mrs. Washington's home in Oxford,'N. C. and _Xiuoh ( arofina Ss/te College Summer School, ??KM M AM' EL A: $\. K. GJll'lUil Rev. E. il. McGill, Raster Charleston For., three.' weeks Kmmanua.litcs and friends w heard some, wonderful and inspiring m usage-- delivered by?an?Kvnng? list of no meuil ability. E\t.ngelis.t Ivtta Graham of whom we ok de trtentfen some- time ago, con chidcd her activities at Emnianiiel on la^t Sunday. If we were to write a book, words would be id-dequate with which to give her . .'Uslir.r Last Sunday n ornitig the pastor read for thy. morning-lesson a po'r iit>n of the eleventh chapter of St. Luke after which the eightyfotmh Ps.tlm was i'ea.1 altornately. The morning message whs a gloriotH 011 e. The Evangelist selected her txrxt from the ninth chapter: of Ceils is at the thirteenth verse?"T do set ipy hew in the cVtu. i, ami it shall be-fbr a token of .a covenant between me and earth/' S'yhjeet, "The bow of Promise." 1 he message uVs very intpressi\ e. K< r the second and last time for the .lav, the Evangelist' took her - text from the 1hinty-tifth_ chapter. of Isaiah, eighth verse. "And highway shall Hip there ar.d a:\< y. it shall be called the way of Holiness," etc. The spiritnat tire bumcd freely and many : iua-U'rixI-Tr:o l---"s4iirituallyrlliaib." py. The evening lesson,~ tjighty. h'-t-Psalm. ' Mrs. J. H. Jones, owe of our In -tees and I' teacher in the SunHay* school departed recently for the ni> rt ii where she will ape nil her Carat ion. Wo wish for her a pleasant stay and a safe return. We want to nltke Wednesday, August-.'J I. a H1 (i day at Grant's Park. Our Sunday school picnic is sehedi,.k.l Tor- that day* so pet ready. , Our Junior choir served at Mortis Brown A. M. E. on last Sunday li-fternoon. Bear in mind that the afternoon ' of the Lin,?instant;?you- and your " 11 Ici.d.-?writ?miss a Heat?hy not witnessing BattU*- of Music" ur.di r auspices of the Senior ciioir. Last hut i^ot Irust, see that you pet your copy of the P'.lmetto each Sunday.' WILLIAM CHAPEL A. M. E. Clf I'RClI Itev. -J. I*. Washington, pastor Orangeburg, S. C.~Sunday was a high day in William Chapel. The p.-stor was at his best, both morn ing and evening. 3 Being out of the City all week, helping Rev. J. S. .Martin, pastor of St. James Cir ei.it, Newhc-rrv district, many thot Uii- past ir' had overworked hjmself. He preached as he ufuajly dots- those powerful . sermons which stir his hearers. The church school was 3 rgely attended in spite of the threatening weather. The A. C. E. League is florishing under the leadership of Mr. Haiffmie Pinckney, a man who knows no alps. He gets one hundred per cent cooperation from the young people of William Chapel Church. Next Sunday is set apart as Young People's day in William Chapel Chore h The ?J-untor stewards will be in charge of the dcpartrrroTrtr ^md?tire junior choir under the direction of Mrs. Ruth G. Horry will furnished music-all .day- =L We are pleased to have the following if/med persons in our morn ? u.:?. m.. r, lug1 worsniifj. itn. u?n 111111 c- inn M isse* Maggie Wise, Dorothy Spigner, Thelma Singleton, Frances Jones and Mrs. Laura (Bowman) White. Come again friends William Chapel makes you welcome. The pastor "is in BiCnchvtlte this week helping his friends and class -mate,- Rev. David James Next woek he expects to be with Dr. JVL Jr&umter *t Liberty" Hill A. M. E. Church. So great is the demand for his services, pastor Washington finds it expedient to ?'? , . [ HE PALMETTO LEADER ST. PAUL A. M. E, CHURCH I i Rev. R. D. Young, Pastor <. i . t Pomaria," S. C.?'Sunday dawned a'M beautiful for the church goers. .' Sunday school was well, attended. At 11:30 Rev. Young entered into rvs the preliminaries for the morning services. Text Job 48:12. In the afternoon we joined Rev. j?' B. C. Cunningham in his revival fuu meeting at Provident. . r'' The Busy Bee Club met with Miss Floree Lyles. ' l^'n ? Mrs. -Benin Rnhinspn .?f is the guest of Mrs. M. Johnson. iriK On Thursday Mrs. Ola Bo wens m? had as her dinner guests Mrs. Fannie O, Counts, Miss Ester Thomas. 101 Revs. Washington and Martin. as Mesdames Estelle Holley and a"< Virnis Davis are spending u few 'Va weeks in Columbus, Ohio.- ' The stork visited the hom.> ol ~ r Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Ha1] and inv left twin brothers who have been nn< christened, Robert and Roy, Moth- ^ er and' babies are getting along. ^ie fine. w? We are very sorry to jejwrtMhe * illness of Mrs. M. Metz. ait . . llOt UKAIXAJ1 A. M. ,K. Cllll K( II , ' er. Rev. L." C. Mitchell, Castor * P1^' " * , con Ki-ngstree?Sunday school was the opened at its usual hour, with o.:r Ma Supt,, Rev. A. Redden in chair :ml pre all the teachers with the exception tak of one were at their post wf duty. |un The lesson was taUght Ny Mrs. Madglinc M-cFadden, Mrs. JL. Red- j den and Mr. Lucious BurgJss. The an( lesson was wonderfully yeviewed |ur by our p.stor, Rev. L. ('. Mitchell, lee Wonderful remarks were made ( 4>y our Supt. Rev. A.--Redden. A- -SB mount raised $35.00. a I At 12:30 o'clock Rev. Mitchell tor preached a soul striken sermon wit touching the hearts- of every Mr Christian. Thff^sunt*^jt|ised was. Sts $7.00. am At 3:00 o'clock our Presiding dai Rider of the Kingstr.ee di-ttiet; Dr. on J. L. Benbow preached a. nios& I splendid sermon. - Under'his see- Sni moil, he gain one member and un- ent dor Rev. Mitchell's sermon anoth- { er member was gained <=. % ^j1 There' were two clubs organized jts by the Presiding Elder, Dr. Ben- ;)jhow. One of the club, and the oth y er he named after our Bishop, Dr. Sni \ >v wminmii, , Amount ion ml in -r? the cfuaitferly conference was *y $23.10. ' tri< Total .amount raise.1 $;ib.7r>. \ We were lucky today for we the had visitors from Simony school ulitil after the quarterly confer- am ence. . ' . > . caj Rev. .A. Redden, Reporter fim mum clui SAINT JAMES , , ?" A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor ^ Asheville, N. C.?Church goers" had complete enjoyment on the on past Lord's Day in divine Worship. The "weather was beautiful?and-Till; afforded every advantage mortal heart could desire to embrace the wa opportunity to worship. The Sun- 1 dav school denartment has crentlv- ? nrcrrased tire zeal and enthusiasm 3 of the students.- Th* final=-_an?? nouncement of plans for our SunUay school picnic, on Thursday by our Supt., Mr. Marsh brought ^ great joy to the children. Our f npastor invited the seniors of the j.(^. church to join in and make the day. pleasant for the children. The Sunday ^hools of three other 0| churches, namely, Hopkin Chapelv pa Berry Temple and the Presbyteri- ' an are joining us in this annual .) outing. . " ..S( The morning's message was delivered to a large audience by our \ ' pastor, the subject of which was (<|1( "The arrest of Power," taken from i, ,i j[l Kings?4:31. Great?comfort Vame to the Christians mid sinners ((,* were made to think upon their way nm (luring tne delivery of this mes- o" sage. Miss Bernice Turman of ^|l Greenwood, S. C. and Mrs. Connie \ ' Poston of Orangeburg, S. C., con- sp, nected themselves with the church ^ mpon invitation and were assigned . ll(, to the class of Mrs. Emily Pear- jar son. Visitors were present in a- s)1( bundance from within and without ?u, the city. Thev are always?wel. |on come. ' :,J,j At the evening service a full ^U1 congregation was on hand for wor- qj( ship and the processional was beautifully sung by our sertior wa choir. "Nathan, The Courageous" was the subject of *the night's message and was forcefully delivered to an intently interesting congregation. Many visitors were present agajn at the evening ser- 1 .vice. ' wil Our pastor and delegate are leav | -ing on Wednesday of this week for grr Hickory, N. C.,-where the electoral cTTf college is being held. On next ing week, Wednesday,-our pastor and j 1 delegate will be in attendance up- em ?? cu-* - a r< tn t I f. UII Luc olc&LC vs. iveaKue Iw which is being held in Raleigh, N. M. C. ' _ _ _ ' , ""goLdesville news aV 1 .001 Mrs. Emma Young bT~\Vas.hing- 4:d ton, D. C. is visiting her mother, 1\ Mrs. Mai tie P. Smith. xio ?Misses?Ml.-tto Ben and' Bertie Ray of Cleveland, Ohio is visiting Sal their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blair bo\ Ray. . cor Mrs. Ethel Taylof of New York cot is visiting her grand-mother, Mrs*. > u: Lottie McCracklin. hex Mrs. Hanri.'h Salliewhite return thi ed to Asheviller N. C. after visitV Mb ing her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Ray. \vij caneel some of his engagements. j()1. The congregation is highly "e- ve, lated over the. way-the work is i progressing under the leadership u]a ofl the present incumbent, and pia pledged its unstinted cooperation mu and support. WaUh us grow. boj ' A u - Ifcfah i ri ..v ' ^ ?s JETHKf. A. M E. rni RrH Ri'V, N. lirtlu-ii, pastor ;f. Matthew, S. -Sunday f" ncd at the usual hour, with th lit. Prof. J. A.'Koru presidio; li uHiicers anji teachers at thei pective places of duty; the les i was discussed with much in est; subject "A Righteous re nier." -Each person .minud?t;e enjoyedjt. and Rained a tho in it. idHiT a Targe crowd was in at dance. We are- prodd to not it, .. . In 1 1 -- , . | 1 I,' | its own thiough these hot >ur rHays? strictly at 11:00 tpvioek the pas ascended the ro^truiVi aiitl too! his text St. .I'di'n ]-7th chaptei i 4th verse. ^Many heartVAvinf de to rejoice'while, the mail o d spoke to u~ fi o)i t hi< 11'\ 1 \t the close of the sri moil?rr, itation for joiners was extender I two came. . any visitors Were secii in -the a nee. Come again, we afe. ai ys giaii to welcome visitors. n spite-of the hut weather, w ' .-till having large, crowds, Sunday was a high day .within h spiritual and financial \t 4 o'clock .the funeral of Mile Win ley was had with an o\ whl'lming crowd. There were po from every , section of th mtry. She was the daughter ? Prof.- and .Mrs. Warley of Si tthew?S, C. A The sermon wa ached by "the juistor. 'Undo ;er Johnson and Bradley of <Y lhia, S. ('. was in charge. "Th .vers were many and beautifu Vt 8 'o'clock the pastor broUgh it her strong sermon.. Quite ge crowd was had all day. Col tion for the day wa- SdT.UU. }ur delegates report a very fin tto Convention. ' ?r? dr. and Mrs. J. I.. Whalev m? ed to Columbia on last week t ,ness the Arm Strong progran s. Klethia Owens, attended th ite Convention on la-t week, Re 1 Mrs. N. A. Bet hep and littl Ighter attended the eo'nventio la'st week. , * 1 ,rof. and Mrs. UoJrge KCan.s c leaks, is the gUowt of their pa-! ;s this \yeek. / ' Stewardess Board No. 1 met s cliureh Montlav-Tift ?>vn<inn i regular meeting, quite a.bunc ladies were present. Mrs. A Murph, President, Mrs. ' Mar iith, Secretary. _ rin- Mi^iuinu y member: are vc busy getting ready fur the Ids . t Convention. iVe are all looking forward t trii> around the world. Vny time you are in our cit 1 want rest and i el'reshuienl 1 on Market St., there you \vi! 1 Mr. Marion Felder's Cafe Wit ck and modem service, nex jr. to Mr. Nathaniel Guinyard' -to-date meat market. If you >es need anything see Mr. J. \\ tier on the. same St. with ile, he will treat you fight. Yo 1 find the old reliable shoe star Wain St. own by J. L.- Whale 11 when you, need a hair cut tloii is_Mr, B. J. Waddy and Pinch ami when vmi- need a~hTarCT ve see Miss Fannie Owens o idpe Street. 40KHIS ItliDWN rV:?\t. H.? - rm RCH Kt'V. J. I'.\ Iteai-d. Pa-tor Ydrshippers at Morris- Brtwr o_ye 1? splendid ^ r\i?-e> -al-i'iia t .Sunday." T.he theme -elect tlie nsi^ l sernumetle. was "A 'fiation" and tlie : little, ehurcl eyed the lesson taught by- th ten. The "month:;.; sort: en h; , .1. II. He?rt?l."wa.- taker 1'ieii niel 1st chapter, and Sth vcr-i . It' denial". w?s , vi\ idly explain "its the "tin mo' '.was developed Soiur Kecital by the Juilio nil's* of the City Churches 'wa 1 at Ohio P. M. The pr. pra.n S sponsored 1>V the .lillilel" Cliei Morris Brown A. M. 1\. Cliuivl let* tlie leadership of _I{i-4. 1' ii.it., Tlie ,seimei? ajl MUU P was preached hv the Uev. Mrs >ke from St. MVtt. 2bth chap and lhth verse. "Picacr.ini to -pel" was the theme, i pe crowd enjoyed the. -piO.yiv >\vii l>y Bishop William-, on A a H Gth. l'.'do. Sister Mary Ma.; of A lass Nt>. 1 o. one of t'h er members of lur church wa fed on Sun hay afternoon. Tit 1 Ward is piadfiU" pas.-in;; oui e church is stihl looking for id. ^ LAM. Ill A .M.H.S I..' I), (.amble. PastOfr 1-1 ft' Sun iav was. ... Jutf': da tli the ehurr! es of thjs city, rbc pastors Were. aTT smiles i feTUTT pa1"s who rvrt*-hvvc-wm-k ; in the' tobaceo Laetories. IV e are i: raced with the. pres e of l>r. and Mis. Smith o cky Mt.. X. (V it St. James A K. Mance .for . lew days, fhe Junior Choir rendered exeT t music on last Sao:day A. M Hethel A. M. K. Church ami ar ijpani'ed the pastor tv*!'St. '-Pat: n) P. M? also St. James .,t S:J M. The white citizen? are r us. for us to h.ave them broa a?over?\\l!i'?met?W>. i1 \e x Lurday at I.ake Cit.y. I?i Per v will ht.l 1 his la-t tp.aMer! ifercnce foi this eh ipv for h iferopc" \.-ar .n > v\ i ' p'reae a.lay A. M. and P M. C<,nu> air ir thi :.h'e nre-icher. Wate v Circuit j'u nvei lhe* top. Ou 't'to: -'Wo fly with-?iwc ow tg." ' : ' " i i )ur -Missionary Ladies .?n.l\.Tu g-ai'nt over the top at the ( o ill on at Kingstree,_ R. T'. /^-tfr. Mhlley McDonnell our phv r Taylor went into his mo ce of business^ we wish hii eh success. Mr. and Mrs. Bray j also Mr. and Mrs. Cain hav "V ' " , file. CafiS, w h 'i , 'if. i. h ti,. Mi , j: i ' ? -r; - ! , , Cilll, I ?> ? 'If .' - I] 1?r ' ' : ' 0 Mi?. I',, ,. .v,\ ,. . . if :? til.- iriuv! r.!' Me . .. \f.". 1 , M M.U.N s . M i .f>KjLva: trvrrp-v < ui u.m Hl'V.'.l. I.. "liacliCJ".-. Wl'l i at t!. ,1 i. .. . l? P-. : U, *' *' | ? i ' . - , k Upon and a.atiy' ia-\v i . - ~f t - ' iy-t s -V t?!? t*. . - ; r?rtH ?' it?>r.? <;\viv \j? jj. } . r .. i,*',,, V .ana J. :\. \Yili':a;i.. \\.. ' in, \. ( . .a;. ; . .. Hv.ii ; rr ' ?< |j ' v , eoikain.ii fi r j.? ,-i ,.. f u U'M' v.v ' ? *. i;i{i:\};/i:k \ .-- \l _l_ cm rsi n 1 ... .. h? lUo, li,A't-arK. I'livmr j ^ . Sunday o< ? ! v ' . - '*? a ?i ? ii a' ' '. Q ! 1 W ? !!.- J7PfTtr'.<:.! ;? "... r St. ri.it ? . r ,*;;* I () l;.c r>?uclii v i ." . 1 ' ly cundVivnti \v a' . . f ' " < ' !:' ' I '.V.. L.? -V1'( .<: ' V- . s il -H: .. p.. :.. . \V< v.; . ?- '.. e ' MI . i: pa .. . J lii?cl V ..Ml \. < ' ?M ; r- ... t bv ii I'lou-u:-'- oiic . a l [. til. M -A iih Mt .1 "!. "!' : . U. '.... ..A ... . : iri'iiily. 11-11 sy,1 Local a ltd I Vr-nanL On Sunday. Va.-U.I. Op & ,. < '::;i-. .I<.an-<? . -M.i ?- T. .A -l< III..lid 1 d ...'J '.!*?' V* -.Viki : S,". ' \> ' * o- Miss 'Kli/...b ti: I >v.-5|i|"-\ .." 'a ...II >A.. .1 ' i \ 11 . >\ :i\ r i . y i' 1 ? Hu^H""f "Hit! *t.- . ' ,/ . It. K. < :>}.: ..A ^ \\ 1111;??,1. r- ? : hut in MuIHm- * phv'ee it he Imperial Tebueyo ( it'' M1'- ti^T'Tuc He: "i> -\ i=irnrp-rrr h the-city ahtl'.T^ JWhl: '1 i, many sc h<>? >1 trie:,-!-. > : . y -t'> haw hint \\i" . then:. i- * . i ? < # t:t "- : {*" i" Muui:..^ liiult Si.ia.Hii r~7 1. .Nl is- ; Net 11 U;T leu ha-"> itttf .spent a:. '']?y1'; ';'1'" O v-atleii . The v "'T": ' 1 Wiliniii."- i ^ ' -I , y The . Brothers Heine < ITiT "met t, -A\ithTMrrtnTT-nh-^r--.+T-TT.- H;.\w 11 The usual type ?.f 'invent Walt; -t'nrni.--hv4r?^n.iy? n > ' V Hi-? V..a arr ir:":<: -w s ..uV-.i.iram. !:? - : . -V r "hir.^r was'Sk.lu. . M? ny >it' the iva-;.:- > ". y ?' a mvl'o' I .ea.lw wii$ ' Vu I:.. . .! ' vl' v; ' ' 17" j-' ;i lull vo t.'.r ". o- " A 1?1? y 'Alk'11 l'uiU'?>U> a::;, t yours- l:a> I t ? i i i:: ! ?: < ' > N ' rj=: U: 1 n |,d alo-U-.iMx - w-y:*.' . ? "* " ^ ' * * * V- ' ^ ~ U'uml tan-;.' : . ' ? ' ,V? ; ,)-*>[> < 1 !!. -VI ?v,v*- ' 1 ." , i-hil.h i-i-i Ity . v. 1 ' 'A i, 1 " ;i ''S: ' : . IV. 'I rai-it.-' W-p- ;t. . l-J-.Jj. ^ -" "" (ho.s >" >' si-hoo',;. a:.:.i 1. ' ' |Vf.-t i\ o S.m r :i> *'} ,.N ^ jt'olK-iry., K VY- ' 1. iin- |V..|vala:h.i! ^ ^ ) in thoir Hords. (\>td a-ain a <! h LL :di i" i h'- ''a'S'^ ^ 1,MII.S MANS. v ('.ml imii cl d rotn pam' 1 Jeter u h<> i? alwa.v.- : u*i fill idea.-. Mi-.-. 11 at Wood. v^"r7!-|t?7r:-tbuxr.??d.. i- rmw iti-v.' the National Sunday ^ vi'iitiot; in Indiana. She will visit St". I.i'ui-. Mo.. Cfuciitto. and ther cities before returning. Mr?. Jane Douglas is* also-in the saw-. * city 7"'Wo wish Tor tl.oni -a hapr.Y' trip. Mr. and Mr?. Samuo! Tlv ni; Mr-. (Mrnolia TtutT. Mrs. Julia Thump-on, -spent t.he'wooK t nd in j Laurens, visiting friends and ivfa-. fives, l'ront High Point. N.-P.. and -reported having a. -line-trip*.? Rev. Mat wood and Rev. Tidin are' well pleased "With their Sanj day services, in spite of the h t .... weather. . ? v Rev. Howmanrnml.hi- choir will v worship next 'Sunday afternoon- at me rovivai uk - . .-ttt?< arir^re-.-vutli?the Hev.-jL'. .dctf'-eMan.. M1 s. R. X. Williams' and '>;ti.y returned homo from (loorjjetcwrv a ft or spending-several week- with f her old school mates and-relative xrr.~wiriT^h s is now class leu'dcv of class Xo. 10 and ail member* ^ of that class see him ar.d set '-him at onto. 7 To address the S. S\. Prof. C. A.. ,1 Williams, to address the League, (i Miss Vivian ItooWer. C me to . church; go to church, d , ~ e r-r | PROFESSION A'' <- 4 t C\H1?S | V ? ()(Ti?e Hour* t I'hon^ 13 A M ' ?2: (.?T:ce'35311 6:0^ I'. ?! tr> S I', "vv K< ?. Ro41 Dr. C. iv Stephenson j'fr-31 'icJaii.. ttfni tiuiy.. im n? vi V\ r. ,.r.j j.-.iU* ? - .... > . ?.?> . ' * A R?:..y .< iu MM "Til" I . J-?- lllll.i,,.,,., , I UK. I- M. IXXMKLS I'hj s.'clan . ai?d Hur* (. it..**" ii? ,i- A.V . j P. M , C u, fc ]'. :J4. ipcc.iw A.;', it. . i. oi . U:'. .i t .. ! ...y.xCt. . J i-A . pt.m . i . . *i? : t T?'I-.4 lWi.-Ji.ti; SXL'AiiT ;r lij"", i^ir, No??r and J bru?t_ (jlasstn j'it!e<j Aturat*ij. VM'. ,y . j (. ; a: " ?i.ona; . 11 0f'? J [<> ..] :"v I' M _ - jj.V O.i'j i' M. i. 'A c *.<:i<8 OAii.*o. ' !. . . ji.;j<_"* ; ' ' 3iU.>? J ay it- r , ; ? l lie Si. Oilice i'ourfe.; Kt.one: II A.M.- to 2 I'M.. Re*. bdln . 6 I' M to > I'M ' y. .* ; l)ir..\V- I>. ( h'appeUe 1'kvsk.ftn and Surfrtv*L>.?fawf ?if np.i f'r.Ti' !? ??? \ j'peeialtry - OiF V. " ~r I I . trhOo. 2115 Lnay it. -idv'i I'ms St. txdamdia. S. C. Office ii<iur.> Phbnes l" *!. > >l- ' (>o:iS 1 11 i;. H7na 0 to & I'. .M. i 1>. i rcderick ~ : PHy >nia,i . * Office: ] , f.N-i.'-nce: 1 HtT12 \\ a-hinijtim 1 M f, par* 0\ 11 \idnr> Sa\iae?- iivnk ---U. *? (. oliim na 5. C.?? Office Pi.ot.o S4:?." h-.r ft'Tfcg M. A t iogt.yy- hi I aw unJ i' uLial PKACTH E IN A I,i/( uL IJ I*? >-?ELlftU?aiu!?I ?: < \ | 1119 YV a*lun kton St., t8 C. ' f_'_.!". _ '* "' * ' ' 1." '?i?^ i i'iior.t*. 1 i. * f .... . . j-orr^u > orK Dr. L. 11. Mailman D E N T I S T I ft.j-. isj. Kxtra-rt;V.a?. Spr.days by Aurn nt>. I>:^ys: Moadayg, I lii1).i yfe. _W > !!; _ . ,.uy',?Ti. .'.ryday J ITT5 ^'.1. .... \ I ()Jike: <.?i rva's Street Columbia, S. C. v,XKK"XK,v,X"X,'X"X"M"X">>< Fan-O-Lin System i??Bonuty Culture (live I- W-O-r.lN Flair,' Dandruff and Toilet Preparation a ,trial. Tneir, Worth had been ( preven-. Have and are growing . hair On bald' heads r.r?o bar# sj i t? wher\" directions are fol lowed. Will promo ji h ftii-i rrov th df Hiiir. 1 Box lla:r Grower $ i>fl 1 t(C\ S.pec.ai Hatr Gawfr .40 1 b -x Seal jy Soap .20 1 box l'resMn^. Oil .45 ' TvciristcK'J in I" Si Instant " Oil ice. ?Ayretr W ahTM~~TrfTT> for l?rnu ~'? Matlr by Mme. Fnnnie L. Carottna 102? ltitfh Mark'1 Street GEORGETOWN S. C. listing ihe sacred HmM lions to our compe umkr>d;uwlinir, <1MrVfi t Service inMire^j, hTIFJ| ietc compliance with ie inviolable fights desires of ihe he