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.. "BILL"^
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS
Children desiring to become
" members of the Dill Carver Club
must fill out coupon and mail it
- .together with a stamped, self-addressed
envelope to The Palmetto
Leader Bill Carver Club, 1310 Assembly
Street, Columbia, S. C.
Membership Card and But tor
jvill be sent to you immediately.
"BILL."
i) A A Cixla
I3l)> S iVHU ULiw
WANTED
To Earn Money In Spare
Time
Here's an opportunity for ambitiCTifs
boys and girls tc make
money every week, all year
long, by simply working ,in
* spare time in your own neighborhood.
'
No money, .110 experience
needed. We supply . everything.
Many boys'and girls
are now happy, making their
l_own spending money. All you have
to do to-join them is to
write to the address below
and ask for full details. Write
to: . .
THE PALMETTO LEADER
13tu Assembly 13t., t'ohimbia, S.C
* ?'" A I.ETTKH FROM C'ON'ME
?- Dear Bill: How are you these
hot days? Phew! I'm roasting
-btrt~?eveH-lud<at!'?I'm- here to pc?. .
ter you for a few minutes, well.
_i Jim having lots <\f,fpn going to
parties 'movies, :mil road i no- ma en- _
zines. J also enjoy reading,the
, " letter section in your paper.
J have also started a scrap book
and I'm making it'interesting as possible.
Well .1 think its ' time
for me to make my exit.
1 Yoprs truly, Connie Kellogg.
M Ali(i AllK'f KFBI'S lil'SY
Dear. Bill:* I bet you cannot .1
gues5 what I\e been doing - pick
iwjr .1.nil tt>.. T ?-nip _
to pick all I can before our school
opened. Lust^wcek -w6 put up
_j more than a _
cans. of . sttilf, to lielp with our
school lum lies. We will can again
; this 'Week TS i.r school luilchc-'. OUT
Sunday schmd is. still doing fine., I
We had a little program for our
B. Y. P. U. yesterday aCterhoon* 4
and raised J54h20. We are hoping
to have our SundayvS'chool picnic"
soon. Uu |- Bm t' ar\er yluh Is ~
still alive. Will write mopfe news
next week. I am off for'the" Cot- 1
ton field. *
Bye, bye, Margaret t^right. I
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Al.l.KN TLMPLL A. M. I:. 1
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lU'V. J{. I. I.t inon, Pastor
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Greenville, ft. ('. Min.rny school
opened at i*:-1J> with officers, and 1
teachers at their po?t of .lay. 'The.
lesson was thoroughly taught by
all classes,, Vt the:: 're s-eiiihle-.
for the t'evliAV l>\" Hi" l'l .'aiding- Klder,
'Rev.' Pen. A :'; ! which the
pastor ga'.e sot.nO interesting |
remark's.
Morning >-er\!ces h.aau at 11:1a
o'clock. Thy ^Presiding Klder }
preached a fine, spiring message.- t
i , LI 4 jfc y ^ tt'li a \ I-,, t 1 - 1 1 * '.1 1 . .
n 15 [PXT " (Ir* ?T " ?* t i? t .'i'ti rr I t . ? I.
lie used for a .subject, "(\mtri.ry
minds." We had several visitors
and they were given, a hardy welcome
and invited to conic again.
Among them wfcs Mrs. C'oe, the |
wife of Rev. Coe, from. Florence.
At. d:dl) o'clock the Presiding
Klder and_pastor . nd t'br.gi egat e n
worshiped at John W.esley XI, K. 1
t'lilO-l li " TVlP IIMvtdl' ll ..
message". His text was .Matt. ,
" 17 : TT ? J
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Night services b. ^an n* x <**=- *
cloctf. The I'lesidir.j Klder a gait
delivered a very fine mes ' ire. '
His text was found I Kpiscople
of John Hcv pstd-for a subject
"Our Relationship with (!o !."
(1) He discussed love. (2) row
are we the son's of (}(><!. etc. This
are hoping for our I'rcsi iinif Klder
great success. \Ve again h'":'
several visitors, among' therii w ~
Rev. Johnson an 1 father from N.
C., Mrs. JohiiHfiil and daughter. the.
wife and daughter of Rev. Johnson
from Anderson and Mr. Hill
one of mir old .faithful members
Who has Iwnr-aw^y. in.. thimho-jbtal
for sometime. And other vis-"
itora whom we were very pleased
to have. We eTT<7tTrtir+~tm thein_a__
hardy welcome to yonitf at any
time. " ' - \ .
a We are glad to have Miss Ruth
Mack back from Washington |
where she was visiting her aunt.
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BILL CARVER, Editor
IAPPLICATIO
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.. school
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Rev. |). ('. |{r|?w iv. Pastor
S. S. at .the usual ho'tir, 10:.'JO
Pn aeliinir tit 1 1 ' ?<). . Kverybodv
.s-iiskef t > be <>n time. II, v. A.C.
Carson., prearlt?:! .1 sjvle.11 lid sevV1UM.1
S. tnla.V. SuUieet?'I lelj) theli:
ill r.ee 1." ' * .'
Revival begins Aujrust ls.-L':',
with the Rev. Johnson " hf l>tuWest.
A ei nlial invi.i tion is e\
tended to eVei ybod.V. th attend
this met'liiitr.
Mrs. I>oia Rces ot' Aml.rso:.
pert J he week-emi Wit h her ilei.ee.
Mrs. Dillte 1,. Dtbojse.
...Miss Aifnie !.. Miller of .\nd.r =bir-hq?nH?the
yveek-im t-with hei
>l.i:-.ses- Lutein :i'n I Hi rtha I>ulx?se
-pent. 1 s t" . week- on .1 w 11!
heir aiirt. Mrs. Helen Ctinnimrham
ot ~STHVT. Ron't I'oiiret, Ausjv
' s ( onu' one! Come alHMiss
Bertha Rubose, Reporter
vi r 1 kii \ \Q\ v.M.i:. ( III R(
Re\. K. F; Johnson. Ih.ftar
' ' M 1 - i . t'. S :!!. ! ?ye.
ward. troiu usdiist we haw outerained
the hleeti'ial C.oljk'jfo?Htid
rbe-l-ri^y4et -S-.- S. Convention. It?t-fr
\ei\> Very interest illy and ro.vailv
! tei t iiicd hv t in- people of ; Due
West,.
A wry Kixni tevival was. cull--ducted
l>y the pastor.. Dufi.n<>; the
t-.-rviees t itrsit' siutls^ acceptc.
Alu is!
Tin- 11 i-y Varn'.i; it .Hihle school
which was. held--at* '.Ji-.- ahove nam.1
church close 1 Friday. Ana*, in.
tetv days of useful study of the
!?ihli?. ' The f. culty? cut sistcd oj
did.following teaehei-s with ait en'* .
nllnu tit <if -Jtr.t,. aVv ra.ue ' at tVi tl
i'.ii . T'Tt). ATi -s". .hiT: ITTTut-Oii. ill-'
eet i'ess -in handwork; proi.. u. IT" "
;tuit.xiit eet"r of Mu-dc; Mi.-?
l^A. IJ.-htf, piai-i.*; Ih ?. F-?;
Johnson, teacher of the adults,
i-sl.-lcd hy lives. .1. I'.. \..1U'S, .1.
f. thnrr-; +*:?rh?K'y'A art-: Ft wt. J'
done*. 1'i of, ii. I . - Sii .it it. Set.- ..
^I'.yoin i.; Mr.*, \. .1. <i:\rrc,tt
*?' !'i" r -yV?u! Initio.*: Mrs. .It it:
?4iiU i?wii->U.' ".. .?ti-ii l-;
ti-s .1: A. Iii !M'.t - int-. :nif
y -; Ml--?.Mat ml' An .ri'i'ii. -4Vi
,iary b-y.-: .Mr-. M. .IjahPiSon.
trimary; Mi-s-Jrrvinv Kvitt. Mrslames
, jeiii.ie. Yau-.> ami Mabel
Lee. hfiriiir.t rs. l'.lli Mc( .
lahn* n. Ilfjri-tear. .Mr. William
I Tolling, Si-., timekeeper. Syble
l-l'lna M hai tor. in.'I l-..i i/a _
luhr.-cr. were . ls<? ae". :ve w.orkeis.
.Je-ii:;mes I.key Sr.* " well. A ana
A'illi ins ami .Mr. II. I.ft' yavc kelp
til lalk- "ii Habit.
ml vi-t"r- were . AI Sara
'arkinsmi, and Prof.' Lone; ol Kr.-rin;.('"llf..v.
(v. hiu- i. Rev. -I- 11I'KtlIfy.
ia! Limehtei s ?>f'the Pres
iyt rlail ( 'hurtlr aval Rev. liayee.
rp (In t1;.'. illo. ?; ; 1 v7rrr't^'~i'i.-iliiiy;
in the?Ivn"'?"H lev.
Tout ley.
Prof. ni .Mis. W*. .1. ('.thrall
11:< -en of Columbia took an active
iart ill the scirrml each t!uy. I'rol. (
'cilt.4 ii- is ;t member tl this -
Ilev. at"! Mi -. K. ' K. .Johnson.
MiA. J. JiaiutU Mrs. K. K.
Johnson, Mrs. "A. J. HSnvtl, Mrs.
Mary S \im and Mi. I.awrenei
Jloulit attended the Iti-triet Mis.
ionar.y meeting M Pendleton las'.
a ei k.
Mr. Ijuyene' (irier ami son <l
t\ astrinuton. D. Csprrt ?r- feu- Jay-s?w-UJr.hi.
'mother 'during tht
|iast week.
~ J-hrrrri-ft?^ ..It ,,V t''i;;;on. Bar, if _
A44vUiiJUJ ?I' St. Petersburg. Fla.
ml Margaret PritfTiT this" AMtr"
were the re.ei'nt dinner enest^-wt
Julia Youny also oi' this eity.
Mr. Benjamin Pruitt of Asheville,
N. is visiting relatives
here.
Mr. n:I Mrs. .John Stewart of
New York an 1 Mrs. Uuth Benjamin
ol CJirtrnville are \i lllhg Mr. 1
an I Mrs. John Robertson.
Mrs. Maggie M. Murray is hnmc I
after attending summer school in-I
Hampton, ,Va.
AU.-s Gertrude l.rc who lias been
with her uncle, I.)r. I. S. I.re of !
Wayi e-boro,. G? . js home to the
delitrlit of her parents and friends.
.Miss Krsie, Gee of CbTarrthia i5"
spending a while also.
?Afr>L...J)('iirl It?ap "has yohe i
Asheville, X. ('. to join Tier ... tyuTr:
bund, Mr. Authur Ryan.Mr.
Ollie Goosby reported a
plo. sant trip while out west.
(Miss) E. Z. Johnson, Reporter
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IT'togrtther with a self addressed 9
to Leader Bill Carver's Club, 1310 g
Your name will be placed on the-o
a membership card and button t>
I'UOSl'KRITY \K\\S '
Sunday School at Shiloh A. ?.K
Church opcnc l at it> ti-tyi
hour, After a brief study, .the les-1111
was ini|>>v.-siM:i\ icvii'v.c
by tin' pastor. lie v. T. la. Iliihin-i.i
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For the high 110011 sei moil on. :
oa-tor selerte i .his u*\t from Ayi
27:21, cho'sing lor H7e > uI >. . ;.
"Slay on IS.aid.' 'I bis message I
.vii< truly syi t from ("Jod for tin*
benefit of all especially the 17 new
oiivi >ts liial confessed Christ
!urite oar most sue'i c-st'ul le'vival.
Later, tin* invitat ioir Was exteiuled
and seven were c. nnect-ee
|^o*ilu* f'iuiieh ~ as full members,
llu Fold's s-t-pper was adm'ini
tinted in order;
Ant inch llaiitist Church this
Week is erfrtijsed in their great
I sou! * \ iiv.t revival.
.Many of Prosperity's old rosii-lvrrts
my \ i-llii.i iie.. t lis Week
Miss Ktpr Caldwell rs" now vi>jt
mr her aurt lroin (' lumhia. 'finI
members and* friends of- Antioc.
were triad tr> see . Mrs. Carrie
Stephejis at church again aftei
il long illnua- ' 1
Mr>. 'Server'a, Cl' rk is liei'i
visiting relations. \\ e also an
loiiei I the prys: nee of Miss F'.i .
inn lib iduiio in il Mi;?Ad Hi.- IV.: ,i
both of ( ohitiihia and niar.v othei:
that'space will not allow is t-> n
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IIKMMINCW A Y NKW-S
Chii\'i> Chiijwl A.'-M. *K.'Church
ltd. I'. Yl.Knov. Ih.ftur
Sundayrwsis a hijyli ?lay at oin
C'hniTli. .Thf Sifn laV School wu'
very' iptorostinir. Valrahlt'. remark
w.ore mat It- . hv itiii' pastor. lic\
P. M. Knox.. '
Our pastor liroujrhl to?tr
if I vat message that mm!-* on
hearts'la ppv. It was takrn t'ron
"-v. sill.?"!-, "Is . V.v ' .
Name- W^'itloiv J'liMf',-? I- a a
o rr-n (, s y,,: , en in'.--, il rh
won.lerfpl nit'ssajro that wa- <le
frvrrrrHttr n ' Sunday M'l' r l' .
\ onili'i ful id s-:*.}rr t'? t??* per'snr
' i c I'oi \"a,,.i an ! ioirri! with ns
Thi IIo!\?('iiiniiiL'arnn wits. minimi
-1i tit.'.-ti to a very la'-'f i.uinli.fi'.
We a.lto h'ntl with 'ns i n Sine"
lav principal. Mi'. Wils.or
.'linn -Kn).. .,: ivr?is?f ?o-.!
jrU'i't*' in1.' reinarkjw. W.
also had a large nudienec.? ?
Air. Wavejly Hughes was the
linnev guest ?>1* .Mr. ami Mrs.
Pas ley.
All*. David Mark and Mr. Klniei
Melvin were the dimii'r guests of
Mr, an i Mrs. Wilson.
A party was given >t tlu* home .
I' Mi\ .111 i .Mrs. MlTule-W 11 - n i ! I
last Wednesday night for "the
;>t nui'it id' her-dub.
.Mi-s.Kdl.an Wilson is back
from the beach alter spending a
week of pleasure.
Miss Amelia Pressley is home
from Trenton, N, J. visiting rei ?
fives and friends.
~ c 11 i:r a \v~ n i:ws
Mr. C. C. Ducket t. who departed
this life Thursday, Aug. 8. on his
way to the* veteran hospital at
Columbia, S. ('. was funeralizo
Sunday afternoon *t T:00 o'clock,
t the Methodist Church, Rev.
J.ukson, Pastor. * ?
He leaves'to mount his lost, a
wife, Mrs. Oil it* Duckvtt, a father,
live sisteis, ore brother and a
host 'of relatives and friends.
'I 1mw? tu.. ;..l. i: ... . ... >>.
it ("I Mrs. AniT.-r-iiii *MarshaII~and
son, Jerome. Missr-Channie Elerhc
and Mrs. Maggie Ford who left
Tuesday afternoon for W&desboro,
X. C. to the* hospital wheio. she7"
M ill midio-go im opera! inn.
Mi si Rmh Kdy.< id" left for X
V. C. Thursday 'afternoon."
?-Tbertf- wa?_ a dime social giver
at the Inane of Mrs. Ollie Samuei
Mon lay evening.
Mr. Hick'ard Kllerhe's home t\as
h->troVecl by fire Wednesday eve lir.g.
'
Rev. It. K. Mason, I'astor
Sunday was. A great day at the
Trinitv Baptist Church. The Sun
day school lesson was taught--byfhe
several teachers was very good
indeed. Prof. C. P. T. White teacher
of the adult class was at his
be?<t~nnd~ held his class spellbound.!
He is a wonderful Bible student
and teacher.
.?At 11 -?^leek. the Pastor, Rev.
B. K. Mason delivered a sermon uH?*
ing for a subject, "Hinderances
that help, and help that is a hinderance."
This sermon shall ever
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THE PALMETTO LEADER
NEWBERRY NEWS
St. Matthews Baptist Church
Rev. A. L. Ingram, pastor
The S. S. was openecTat its usual
hour. 10::I0 o'clock. All of the
teachers were at their post of duty.
The lesson was wonderfully taught
by Rev. Ingram. The attendance
for the day was good.
At C" o'clock the B. Y. P. U. ren
ilt-ri'd a \ei v interesting, program.
Devotions were conducted by Mesdames
Eunice Wicker'and Victoria
'Booxor, aft or n hirh the pioOor
preached a wonderful sermon.
?The?scniui missionary?m- e ~t~
Tlnirsday at 0 o'clock.
. Mrs. Flossie Butler, her husband
and cousin, left for Cleveland, ?0.,
Tttvfeday. \
Our revival will"begin the fourth
Sunday in the month. It will be
conducted by Rev. Wallace from
Clinton,- Si CT? jr ??I
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mil iu m napusi vmurch ' ]
Key. E. E. Gaulden .closed out
d?m of* God" last Sunday morning,
lie used as his subject, "The Kingdom
of ?God as Present and Future."
After tins splendid message
the doors of the church were
i-pened, and two joined; one joined
under religious cxjferiente, the
other as h candidate for-baptism. I
Sunday night our pastor spoke
from the parable of the Prodical
Son. lie said in his discourse that
many people t'da.v are very much I
like the Prodical Son. Ip that
they spend all* before they begin
to realize that God is, All of their
youthful lives; all of their power
and energy for the ways of this
world. ; ^
There is very little we can do
.for God when we have given all
T mil?unnlilM !K I 111 IH' touuv
living.
Mrs. Brooks and her son left-the
city Suftday I'm'.Orange, X. J. She
did not want to go after meeting
old friends and \isiting her church
(Bethleheni) and i.ofiTeshing her
.memory with the time# that was
once hers to enjo.v. in days gone by.
All of hey -friends legrctted very
much ,to see.her go. But as the
old saving upes. "Tlte best oT"
t'i iends mtis*t pai t." ' ,
Quite a few \?f ouf memberk
have been on the-sick list, and wc
ire glad to sav that many of them
are improving, and / we do hope
and tiust that all of them will be
well and hardy again. '
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Calvary- Pre>h\ lerian Church -(
>111- Sun.l.iy ^I hiM'1 is si ill [rluwiiig.
There jvvefe three new memnets
Sunday nuniing, Mr. James
liafncs, Ma-Ui; Herbert, and Al?in
M11yi 1 , i , ,, ni l- .riij.nyril tbi..
ervire. Paul 11.' Allen received
he. prize l'or-memory work.
vayTuesday evenjng (> o'clock.
IL.neial service was hofd Sunday
afternoon, at home by the Home
Benefit. Society and sermon at Mt.
1'vt-r Baptist Church, Saluda Co.
>y llev J. 1, Cold son, pastor. She
eaves to inoinn her passing -one
on,.foU|- daughter, one sister, lius-v
Vind. Rid a host p>f relatives and
(lends. Mr. Joseph ifc Williams,
intie: takt in charge.
Mrs. Mary Cijiry had as Iter guest
a-t wi ek hey .sister Mrs. Blanche
iai'rineti.n Barns from Washing! >
She returned to -Washiu_:
n"'" uTrty ~fu:r to snend fifteen .
days.
Master Berry. Lindsay from X. _
V. * . i- -peinirng his vacation with
ii^i ufanM inoiTief, Mrs. L. J, Simp- .
M; . Sadie Moon of Washington
is- ?;. n \diilo'with her sistors.
Mi Mia Hies' Clara Nance aniT
Hainan .South, also Mrs. S. M.
iiiliii r <<n < 'nlthvoll St.
\\\ :i' ! 1:n 1 ?I> know Mi<;d Diiphue
('ohman . is improving after
havine seriously ill with, pneumonia.
Trust' she will soon l.?e
hack l<i jo-r/eet health again.
Mrs. .Carrie Whitner had an ac ident
last week whieh caused her
to lie in he.,1 a'fewtlays.
Mi.?1'on nie?Mar*?Q nail or?and her
soil lift Tuesday for Blaney, ,S.
in spend a few weeks-with thcirrelatiw's.
The public is cordially invited 1
to attend a musical festival a t
Methleheni Baptfst Church Friday
night,_Anr. Id. 1935, 9:30 o'clock. 1
There will he more than thirty well 1
trained voices on this choir, and _
t lie in>i - ic will consist rif Xegro
spirituals, melodies, jubilees.
Admission',10c.
This Choir is the community
choir. The proceeds are for church
and community club.
Mrs. V.unice F. Allen, pianist;
Ityv. K. K. Gaulden, director.
All of the ladies are asked to
nei t at r.cthleliem Baptist Church
Wednesday evening.
Von and yours friends are cordially
invited to attend a special
musical recital given by the young
pen file of St. Luke's Episcopal
Church, Columbia. S. C.. Snndav
A n-?\ iTi. 1 |i. in. at St. Luke's Episcopal
Minion, Newberry, R. , C.
lirrm'r f^rjrolrthe 'Hate?artd- the
-place.
^filler Chapel A. M. E. Church
Key. (J. 11. White, Pastor
The-'snperintendent and teacbers
were, at their post of duty
Sunday inorning. The lo*snn was
verv benefit-ally reviewed bv Supt.
Floyd.
This being the second Sunday
It,A -,^mi: 1. v J 1
iiiv- tnuni iwi :s nuur rfe^an -ny 8
group of small girls and boys of
tlu* Sunbeam and Hurry Hustler
flubs respectively singing "Jesus
Loves Mo This I Know." Following
this song " a group of smallbe
in' the minds of all who heard
it, for indeed it was, a master.
At 8 p. m. he preached another
wonderful sermon using as a subject,
"Promises." Rev. Mason is
a profound gospel minister and.pul
piteer. He, too, was at his best
I Supday. The collection for the
day was $24.77. I
children recited and dramatized
the gloves of the Golden Rule, under
the supervision of Mrs. H.? B.
, White. The pastor's message to
the little ones' was the Golden
Rule. The main or adult message
I sage was taken from Remaps 5*:3-5
subjeot, Mounting the Steps." The
visitors were Attorney J. Clarence
Young, Washington, D. C\, Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Tnrmuy?White"
Plain, in. ?., Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Longshore and Mr. Esper Hood,
Gostonia, N. C., and Mrs. Hattie
Ruff. ' - . . - _ ?_ ?
At 2 o'clock the pastor, choir
and some 'membT-ts?niototed?To"
Hannah A. M. E. Church to serve
Tor Rev. J. M. Williams and his
good people. " .
At the League hour Mr. James
fdvt'ol. ?
iuimutM.'u me sei vces, a
Vt.y-i nteresting meeting.
F or?the?evening?worship?He?
brews 12:12 w&s selected for tjie
text, by the pastor, subject, "The
Way of the Cross." The Rev. 11.
11. Dayson assisted in this service
and* gave sQme very timely
expression ere the service closed. 1
The other_y isiiurs. were MissTViWleT"
Farrow the Messrs J. P. Reeder,
Columbia, Kr?M. Clark, Willie. P.
Ruir and Clarence Anderson and '
J. Mareellus Robinson. The music
for the day was very sweetly
sung by the Junior choir, Miss
Anjerone Young, pianist and Mrs.
H. II. White, directress..^
Bishop Noah W. Williams, Elder
E. A. Adams, Rev. and Mrs. Brown
of Columbia and Mr. Collier of
St. hoy is, Mo., were guests at the
parsonage Thursday afternoon the
8th of August. The ladies of the ,
church served - a very appetizing '
dinner at the cozy home of Mr. and |
Mrs. F. B. 1'rat.t' Sr.. and the Pis,
hop presented his Travelogue in (
the evening. -<
August 25th at 11:110 the Re-. |
ligious Base' Ball services will be ,
had. Come!' At ,8:20 the Rey. j
Nlis. Parker will start' our revival
meeting. Don't miss hearing this <
great, preacher and gospel singer. I
She is a graduate of Gammon I
Theological Seminary,' Atlanta,, i
tioorgia. ! F
Mefjdames L'. M. Gilder, L. I. I
Pratt, Charity Montgomery and
Rvv. A. J. Holnian motored to Co- I
lumbia Tuesday. July ."10th to at- I
tend the W. H. and F. Missionary t
convention. This "slipped the memnr..
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NEWS IN AM) AROUND 1
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Notwithstanding the summer's 1
heat eh"''''h p'"" fmiml i heni .. K ~"T
es en route to church, At St. a
John' A. M. E. Church of which--S
Rev. J. W. Weston is pastor;' Sun- -fl
day School opened at the usual
hnui* with the superintendent and v
teachers at their respective places. <1
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At 111 o'clock tile mbrnine; set- t
vices hcjran. The ntessape was de
livyted from Philippians 1st chap- s
tor Tth verse. . " t
At- the evenirijr services Rev. p
Kennedy delivered the message, a
We all rejoiced a<' Grid reyealed v
himself through His servant. ],,
Mrs. -Rachel Rrowhr-and ~ Miss | ?
nv-iiiivc nmin 01 !tony tttll, IS. -were
our visitors on Sunday also
Mr. and M^s. T. Wilson, sister and ^
brother. ?fVtmo nji'Aln. ~
Miss K. Smith ' is." spending aw.hilo
homo with parents. < ...
I Joy: West on , "Misses Oria Me- (]
Fadden. Bessie- T.. Bolls, Messrs tl
tamos -MrClaryr-yJamos Thomas t,
and* Mr. Enjreno Wilson of Kinpr- j
strhe were tho dinner ghosts of ^
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Bonnett and
daughters TTn-Stmda-v, al so Mr.
Willie Bryant of KinKstfoc.
Tho Junior Missionary is doing splendid
work.
Messrs Storx Wright, Jamos
Thomas and, S. Fulton Morris loft
to take examinations for the-CtTCTT
work this morning. j.
Mr.' and Mrs. \Y. M. titles hf~~
<;on^ov nt-h.jt-i .ii inn ilit'lr parents
and were visitors at church.on Sun
day. i
Many out-of-tovvn visitors wore
iji attendance at the program rendered
hy the Sunday School Sunday
afternoon, namely: Messrs W.
Rrndlev, M. Harrison J?.- IV{eClary,
RT WIT Hants, IT. R rown, A. Chilsom, I
R. Chilsom of Salters, S. C.
Messers Frank Montgomery-and
1). R. Wright left for Mullins. yesterday.
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JOHNSTON NEWS i
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Miss Beatrice Gomillion of .
Charlotte, N. Cis visit ing her 1
grand mother. Mrs. Susan Watson.
Mrs. Annie M. Jenkins and Miss
F.va Un=on of Washington. R. 43./
are visiting their cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman Upson.
. Mrs. Mamie ,TV.)v! ? rrf: f harh.tte.
X. C. has. returned homo after
visit hie. 1t(t^ TnothtTv~Mrs^ Saram ?
.nalv-Yonngtu ?? =?J? ?- ?
small daughter and son, Jestina
and Jimmy of Now York are visitr r
mother, Mrs. Savannah
Youngs. ? . -
Miss Emma Mao Waldo of Xdgcfiold.
,S. C. wfts a visitor of Miss
L. Helen Watson Saturday P. M.
AT,.iiilx?..,. ii.. o 1.;
_ - "' I a "I me ,-?|H>rilHg nan- .
ners Tennis Club are inviting everybody
down to the High School
to see them play tennis.
M.rsC D. M. Spann has returned
from a,visit to relatives ih Columhia
and Asheville, S. C.
Mr. Clarence Townsend of DeLand,
Fla., is visiting relatives.
Little Bobby Upson celebrated
his second "btrthdav with a-party ~
| Saturday p. m. -21 children wished
I a "happy birthday" to him. Iced
drinks, cookies and lollypops were~~
[served. ^
| All membefS of the chureh^'T" ?
Building Club are asked to be present
on Wednesday nite.
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LEESVILLE NEWS
CALVARY A. M. E. CHURCH
Row L. C. Butler, Pastor
While .njedical physicians, are
fighting disease, the ministers are
lighting sin. Rev. Perkins has ?
st a successful week of s
) '.'vi\tU i ieelines. Rev. Butler and?f
his good people are planning to \
:.rrv <>i' anotnor groat sin-righting e
riieeting beginning on the third t
Sunday, which, is to be conducted
sti ee, S. C. | a
The pastor and ..members of Cal- t
vary, are preparing to entertain .J
the W. H, and F. M', Convention, h
vfchich will convene on_the 15th. J
Their greatest desire is to welcome ^ v
the visitors and friends and make i
the Convention a success. o
The Rev. Morse nod his good
people were honored Sunday morn- 'J
ing with the presence" of Rev. and i
Mrs. Morse of Washington D. C. ?
Rev. Morse is a younger brother S
of Rev. Morse of Loexyiltc, pastor
of Friendship Baptist Church. j
?The Star" Social club of Lees- ;
ville is on the map in large letters.'
The members 'are very loyal to. the J L
churches. They contributed-'a sup j Jply
of fans to all the churches in c
Leesville. T-" 1 ~ . \
ST. MARY CIRCUIT
Itev. J. F. Stanley, Pastor Sunday
was a high day at St. 1
James A. M. E. Church of this;1
circuit. Our- faithful superintend- ' h
vnt, Bru. H. C. Cochran and a few j (
>f the officials were at their place. 1 t
The teachers did their work with t
heir classes.
?This 1 k'i 111Ihn .l:iv ,,f ...I,, f.mi'Ui li
piarter our P. E., Dr. T. W. Jan- 1'
rrette was present. , The pastor ic
presented him after which he reviewed
the lesson. This we all enoyed.
At 11 :^40 o'clock the : general
rder off service was conducted
)y the pastor; The local preacheVfc"' j5
tevs. Jjimes Lenard, II. L, Cochran -p
md Eleroan Bilrch were pulpit as- p
list nuts. First?hymn, * no.?278, -3
Iro. Cochran offered prayer/ the v
hoir saftg a selection, second r
1.Villa 22<), the P. E. read-Psalms L
OH as a scripture lesson. After v
he order of service the pit-dor pre- [ ;
ented the P. E. to preach. He
lected os a text Psajnis 108:1,
'My heart is fixed, 1) God I will p
ini; and give praise, even with
nv cloi v." subject "A Fixed j;
hart. As usual lie preached a v
vonderful sermon, and we wer \j
nade to.rejoice in the God of our
Salvation. He coijcdiided by singr
.r "".My Heart Ts fixed in Jesus
lame." He came down in tin? alt-r P
ind extended an invitation for per- ]j
ons to johi the church. One young R
nan came, llr. ' Willie ^I.'enard. "j
U'ter the closing of this service, j?
luarter. The reports were fine, e,
eports from all leaders except
wo.
Tim P V "fit! ....Pi r.;^ r..ii ?...
.. V. ..c,, ?.? ??.? \V
essniont $ 18.00.- The total finance
hroughoufc-the day was $'Jl.50. We ;\]
elieve .that we have the right man p
t the right place as our P. E. and ?
e are hoping and-praying for his w
[ turn to the Marion District, anther
"year." ." : cl
Our siK'fial visitors were the fi
it'e ol' tho Elder, tHeir-three clilP- C
reminLhis aunt that nursed him ai
i his ..childhood days.
We listened to some encouraging : tl
emails 'from Jhvr, We were in- c(
cod .pleased to have them with y?
s. They all, along- with the pas- m
rr wei-e-duinei--guests of Mr. and tp
Irs. S. Stevenson.. Mrs. Steven-1 ol
on was not so well and y.et she", fit
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Saturday, August 17, 1935
ABBEVILILE NEWS
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. W. S. Mims, Pastor
Sunday school opened at 10 A.
il., with teachers i-nd officers pre
ent. A discussion on the lesson
or UlMmmrtest?The lesson was ?c
iewed by the Supt., Johnson and
ncouraifing remarks by the p&sojr.
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At 11:15 A. M. the pastor. Rev.
Hi mo road Praliv. 57th chapter as
scripture lesson rnd for the #
ext was found St. .Matt. 13;49.
It 8:00 P. M. Rev. Mims spoke
riofly from the discourse "The
edge." found Psalm 9:7 which
ias full of instructions and pleasi..If
to all hearers. ToVil receipt'
f the "ally for trustees. ?55.00.
Mr*.?Bavin Miss?R'oyd gi
Cowberry, S. C. worshiped with
.s Sunday and 'wore visnmi of
dy and M>s. Ln^kin LnMincr on -
it'OL'ssi-n Ave.
A1:- s Atkinson >f AETanDi, _Ga. .
dative of Miss LuciU.' Fair W"i
h'l <- d _witii us also.
.Mrs. Emma Hodges, of this
'My- who was 94 years or Aire "
Vug. 11th, rpent her birthday ri
lurch on lost Sunday morning.
r ?stut although feeble.
l'oard No. 2 of Sr. j ernes A. M.
;. Church met at the" jio. u- of
.Irs.**' Josephine Robinson, Soees-.
ion Ave. with Mrs." Eula White
'resident.. Devotiona'.s exercises
onductcd by President, Scripture
/sson was. read by M1 ? Emily
'<>" or. Alter songs of. praises
he business was ^turned over to
he >ice president, Mrs. t\ White,
t r.eyi sum was.realized. A social
our.wl.'S silent and all were rert
>he,| with a deJicious course of
,*e 'cream- and cake.
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Washington St. Presbyterian
", ~v Church
Rev. H. Y.- Kennedy, Pastor
'Phrr- Washington St. Presbyterin
Church Missionary Society
let at the liutne of Mrs. Mary L.
'ope, on. Secession Avenue, on
LiAr. ?tn, !> o'clock. Mrs. White ~~
or dunning the devotional p*p>\.
ises with Miss J C. F'.ir pianist.
,oad in prayer by Mrs. Eula
i'hite. Scripture lesson by Mrs. ^
inima Reid. Singing, "Thete is V
fountain filled with blood,"
Meeting , in the hands of the'
res., Mrs. Pope.
Remarks by 'Mesdames ~~ lara
oilier. Emma Reid and EulL
fhite. Singing "My Eaith iLooks
p to Thee." A short program
indered.
Instrumental sgJo--Miss^ Gutssie
1 tT.il I ,f" N . lk, _ Z- JZ
otm?Miss Daisy Wilson,
ecitation?Miss Etta Johnson,
emai ks?Misses Prissier.. Devlin;
Happy II. y" was sung,
c marks?Mesdanftes Jennie Coe,
Finloy and Mary E. Rook.
>1'r vied.
All ei,jcyeti?wia neat sum, $5.60
A course of ice cream and cake
as served. II..
o..11:T?i~..
i omiit* ittyiuvi
[est! ones'. Kennedy, Jones aiul
ope.
iade every thing very pleasant.
Sunday night we returned to
lurch and the pastor' preached
om the subject, ."Witnesses .fo.r_.-_
lirist."?Acts??We?enjoyed
nother gospel message.
Thn fbniY- sanjr y seWtion aild
ie pastor called for persons to
innetiit with the church. Two
)ung men came. This was Com- r_
luniori' service and there was ;
lite a number present to partake
; this feast.. We are thankful to
ly that we enjoyed a lovely day. '
neraL home
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