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. ? ~ - \ Saturday, August 24, 1935 SPAritANnURG NEWS j Stfelby, N. C, spent last week with Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Means. Sim.: and -Mrs^-^Teaiis are chijdhood friends. Miss Hoskins is a graduate of Fisk University mul As a successful teacher in the Hieh nnl- r?-? == " """i duiuisoii t lty, Tcim. While in thecTty Miss' lloskins j made mniv L i. ml . ..ml i,i several social affairs. Q* ?Tuesday M r.s. M. Means, Miss V. Hoskins, . l)r. I W. S. Douirla>sr Mrs. H. \V IM i. .. I of~Shelby, N. C ., Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Means and the Revs.; A. M. and R. P. Means, motored to "Lake Lune, N. C. on a picnic. They report an enjoyable picnic. Sunday, August ,11th was ob-1 served as Layman's L>ay at the Macedonia Baptist f'hni'h The entire program for the day was made - up -of- the laity of the church. TTiis is the first program 1 of this type given by a colored congregation in our city. We, the members of Maced?*Uv certainly | appreciate our prog'bessiYu jjastor and his. Wife. We pray that Cod will ever bless them and that nothing excepting, the Silent Reaper, shall seperate us. .Mrs. Means was mistress of ceremonies, those participating on program were: Mr. J. O. Prince, Miss Lel.lene Revel's, Lawyer lb T. Smith. Sun day night was music night. The program was composed mainly of ? songs, solos and musical readings rendered by five choirs: The Sunday School choir.. Junior. Juvenile, "Senior and JubjW choirs. The people enjoyed Tmth -ptngrams. Visitors were: Mes'dames Poster and Price of Pittsburg, Pa.. Dr. Ruff, our druggist. T T 'IV ...' i . - i?n . u. 1,. i empicton, Clerk ^ B ^MARION NEWS The Rev. Mr. Lanneau White, a graduate pf the M T Srhon], now studying at Howard Universi-. ty, his beautiful young wife,, and his 4 months old son, arc".visiting Rev. White's relatives hero. Mrs. ""White's hpnuTis in Washirtgtun, 07] C. Rev. and-Mrs, White wore married in .Tune '34 and arc making their homo in ."Washington for the present. lie is the assistant pastor of Anbury Methodist Church I .of Washington, D. C., a church of 2.084 members. Wo are all very, proud of such young.lne'il a.-: he is. lie has alvCays showed indications of having great possibilities. Not only was he a brilliant student here but also, a perfect gentleman on all occasions. We, welcome him , .and his family and wish for him great success and much happiness,.' The following visitors were pre-* sent Sunday morning at St. John A. M. E. Church;-Mr*. Adams of Georgetown, S.-C.; Mrs.-Frederick of Sumter; Mrs, Thomas of Lynchburg, who is .Mrs. Ueas' ^sister; S. Sadie Green of Manning: Mcssers W. M. Session and R. L. Burton. . The former Miss I.anie Owens.is visiting relatives here. :?mi's, .\iamio Smalls who is visiting here has born ill. We. h??'nrr <*hp is much htfjnfcveit at this writing, J Wo are glad fprsce Miss Mei'litic Graham lip an/mil again after a slight operation. Miss Naomi .Tonkin? is ill at this writing. We wish for her a speedyrecovery. - All who attended the Sunday school picnic given by St. John Sunday school on last Thursday re-" .pott having had a very pleasant time. The church will conduct a picnic .to the beach on Labor Day. > . AH is invited to join in. The "Rev. Mr. James R. Gannon who has been visiting lis parents *" here left Wednesday evening. Aug. 14, for Virginia, where he will begin his work as a minister -in Salem, Va. Mr. Johnson -of Timnionsville ' visited the Pee Dee Summer School on Monday, August 4u. DM.I.ON NKWS ^,-Mrs. Ilemetfa Garrett and lu*r, children 'ef Phil idclphid are here looking the picture" of hc'ilth. Mrse?Garrett?. lceomuuhiel ITFr and evening Sundays?. ?? Rev. A: J. -Felix and family ? spent last WW k in I .vm-Mmttr arrlKlliott visiting relatives a n d friends. , Miss Carrie F. Felix left for her I home,' NTe\\<. rk, N. J. Saturday | night. ,.Iiiithcl A. M. K. Church Rev. A. J. Felix. Pastor Our Sunday School is progress ing.' We had a. large numb.r out * Sunday itwi'iwtff?XopermtetttknH--y-?Ouusur reviewed the h's <.n. ('laN'o. 1 under Mr. I.. McDanic Is won the banner. Mr. M. W'.lls nrfel - Mrx. H.itfie Thorn p-oor toothsfplendid reports for' their classes.; During the morning worship Rev. A. C. D in delivered a soi l stirring sermon. Quite a number of visitors wercr present. Come again. The A. C. K, TTt igue had a line meeting at 5:00 oeloek. Mi> F. r Miss ? Beauiah?Oousi r ' very worthy young lady. The pastor brought to us a noble sermon Sunday night. iwiss uiuie nayiT I'liii'iuiiiit'il -very hicr'dy the William's Workers Club \f ei' home . "curt* Hampton St. We?..nsilav-ninlit'. Miss Rosa II. Grant-has bounJ sofne w!?1 indisposed but is bitter." Mrs. Rosja McNeil- -Mis- Annie B. Washington an.In Mrs. Lizzie Wilcox are improving. rRov. Dr. W. ('. Craw-ford o I' Sumter will be here next Monday to begin the revival. Hear ye him. . _ . ? ?rk -IXIOX NEWS Sunday wa> a lii^h dU.v fen all ft- vrPti &dei s u-h< 1 jnany of their visited the "revival* going oil thru, out the country.' < Mis. Klla Johnson, Mrs. Bertlif Mi-Junkin*, Little Miss Catherint last week end to Winston-Salem N. L.?Betuiminu Monday ami re' |t"ii a line and pleasant trm. Mrs. 1.. 0. Howman,' Miss Ileler Bowman and Master Moses Giyei returned last Saturday after Trv< weeks nil their lucttiion up north They-visited llackensac'k, X. J. Patterson. X. .1.. Newark and Pis kill; X. ,T.. ;also New York (itj Siiiy- Siny, ltockcway Beach, *IiTl. and many more places of amuse ntent. -They report having a pleas ant stay. Her sister. Aniiie -Ltd I'eilinger, who livesin Fisklll, X J., acconi]>anied tym-m hack soutl and is now spending a fe \yeek?. in their old home f>1ace, near Irnio S. ('. Rev': Bowman said that fiv< weeks seem as Jive months to him Mrs. Jane G. Douglas, the?prin lias returned after Graving attend ed the General Missionary Conven. lion at Indianapolis. link, after tin (lose of this convention, Mrs. Dour I las went to Xiagra Falls, cfossei oyer; Into Ontario, Canada, return ling, stofmed nvm- in Tiiorrtn, -xt "V.. then i levoland and Cineina j IK Ohio. She reports a dejightfu trip. Miss Valeria Howard, the dau.trl ter of Prof.. Howard of Geonpc town, is here visitihy Mr. and Mrs R. X. Williams, N. Pinckney Stv The .4-11. B?>ys of Santuck travi i picfiie last Thursday at the prrad cd school sjionsorp.d by Prof. K Williams. Plays, sonprs, and eat ,iner were the ma'in features.. The North Carolina Mutual A jrents and Deputies from Sumtel' Spa i t a nburir, CliuPm,-TPnony Now berry. Anderson, and Greenville met in a union picnic 'at. Glem Sprlne: last Friday, together wit I their help, their wives, and friend: sponsored by Prof. G. \V. JRohlen -such a-yroop before. Two spofffc ers from the home office 'enter taiifed them. Mr. Aaron Dav, am Mr. J. W. Wheeler, also-Mr.* K. R Ibpwn and Dr. Allen of Chestei took part on the program. Qu y,irls should \va_keuP-and hate tjiie hooks pith thy rkvht bate. - Rev. BownTJUP-ivijjlies To thanl the faithful women PMVirythoirtrh enoimh of his service, while in thi absence of his family to not, lc him perish- oippkant for food. Mrs Mary Euliank^t/Mrs. Bertha Me Funkins, Mrs. MarTfia Sartor. Mrs Isicy A. Gilliam. M.rs. Mattie Por ter. Mrs. IT Mitchell. Mwr'Snvul TjouIcv, Mrs. Maw fenstw I.u'.a White, .Mrs. * J.ouise JctQi "Mrs. Xoil Xichult^, Mrs. Fanni Davis. Mat-tie Khodos and other? ITo\v much is ton i\uieh, when w aire working for the church am humanity?* Whatever we put in we will yet it-back. Whatever \v deposit; we can rlraw out the sawn 'mil more. but if yen d?'p< sit li'oth in.tr.?nothing from?not bine' lenvr nothiny. There ave nieiiil.ens w'u yivc to all cansos. and the i.on yives'them something: to jrive dfere are <ithers who stay awa; fro in church; oM'iiipes play opposiin ti> shun their fluty, tho'se same foil always in aided " poor, hungry. 01 - -he.- chain- yanu. hr* j:rH'~fop" sunn crime committed by them, some o them, stay homo 11 months.".and. 2 days out id' each year, and pa; nothiny in church, make no eon (libation whatever, and beraus the pavtpr and officers do not tab up a contribution for them whei they yet sick or in prison,-the; knock the pas top and oQleors. De posit into the bank some of you earnings, and you can truly drav it put. What the church needs i men who can stand temptations who will yo when it is coal as wel as hot, raining as well as sunshine The church needs men with a pur ~post'. nf ijplvt and Tiyh'teousirrs? Men wirom wo can point to wit I pride, nun who wjfl not stoop t< low a'TTtt~dirty tricks, hut will yivi a fair play in all their works strong men and more men i,s want ed to help carry dlia burden of th< ehureh everywhere.'*'' -Men as Jeter kins, -Young, hToliiiSoii." HarrFori Martin, Harper and many others whose record will stand in-pectioi before any people or church, when ever or wherever called upon. iu>ivvi mwuriK win .^oegin a Bethel on.the 1st Sunday, of Sept and close Friday. Sept. iStli. lie viyal meeting wiLLoneri at St, Fan August 1,5, and close August 2fl Come to cliuroll, goto _yh urch, fiOURDIXE CIRCftT NF\va Jerusalem A. M. K. Church ~ Rev. It. A. Brown, Pastor Sunday. Aug. 18. the Sundaj school was called off on accoun of the rain. Some ? tho.ught w< | were on the road for a veat flooi | Sunday P. M. The Rev. R. A Brown and a few were presen with the aflernoon service. II< I preached a burning sermon. Mrs. Marion Barr's sister i: hVisit-jng-hee-f-mm- Ruck Hall, Mis; I Amanda Hutchinson. The Cotton is open and j-cady t< I he picked but the rain and storn in (his section prevent. Mrs. Ellon A. Burr, Reporter Rev. J. (J. ('Irejjg, I'list or ,-l.a-t .Monday ovryin?; the I,. (' Club \M s given a grand entertniflmrnt nt~ tbe heme of- Mrs ( arrie WhelTer. The meeting wa> veiy interesting aiiil the t??pi< i "Thou shalt not, kill" was discussed very thoroughly. The revival meeting is on thi> [week in full blast. Rev. Gregg I U being ably assisted by a gos nt who ia doing some rea ft? ?icnaiE:?L1?? ;fr " ii ?? * 1 NOT 10:?Y"ni' quo'' ion iiiihw a clipping of this column is one! lep.'y,. send a quarter (2.r>c) an \ elope., lor my New Astrology mail free advice on three (3) < birthdate, aiu! Correct address to. A13 Id la WAl.l.ACi:, care of T Assembly Street, Columbia,-Sou SrofTXiT N()TI( I]Tn Wallace, be sure to send your I and the year you were born, i inty. V I.' II \V II .1 I iuWl... 1 < f -- ?r. M 11(11 I ill!" UVJai ' thiny l?r poor.'me t<? do? Would you advike mo to make " the chauye that 1 have in mind? : Ans.: Ye?, yo to JKItSKY CITY" as. .you have planned- and stay there. You move around ' from .place tee place and you do not have time to, meet friends and -make any acquaintances. Gel it out of your'head that people are 1 tryiny to harm \vtui. they are only trying to know you better. -y? $. * *. I*'. (}.?Will 1 ever l>c able to yet my mother to ilianye from what she is doing? Ans.: Xot anytime soon for she is yet tiny too much enjoyment out I of life. She had never known ' " what a "GOOD TIMK" meant un-j L tit tliis_vcnr and she is purijiy. no expense to find out.. Sho_\vill quiet' '? down hut it will Hot be this year -rn?next. .Just .^ease worry me; fur 1 .-lie can take care of herself. ' lnoviny and I want to know- i if you believe it a yoood loeaj .tj??ii for me? t Ans.: If you can arranye to yel one ttf the houses ill tile .I.ITT'LK ' \'TT i ir-TT - i j. m....tui, hi in 11 MCti 1 A t. "ttlat 'xou have been looking at it wokI<1 be au ideal ehnugu you. ~ \ o? will nival tlie kind of ncpplo tlTUt y-uii have been'tvymg^fuirthe , past 1'ivc years. : *r- * * * . S.? I want you (o tell and where? Ails.: Vou will get a better job and you will go to w- rk around - the seen ml week in August. You 11 will work for a CANifY CO.M l'AN'Y and the same that you V' worked for a lew ygars ago. p, ? - i__' ..w?^ L. a . ' ... v? Yi?A. Did?I do light roll4> eepiulg my properly and will f' I profit .from this proposition? i '? .Ahsi: yo^iA's yfni will profit from t4 litis ''property Cor it seems that 14 yru will%e given a very large sunt " for the property for it is in an e.x ylTellent location' tw a. llKAl.Tll' 3 RKSOliT and themarr Hint irrtn ' eoiitaet Afith yatff-nY prgseTit i> the" .One that vou will sell to. ?? 1 X. 1).? V'or some time I g <5ki:i:n\ ii.i i: ihstuk t If "AMISSION AUY T'oSsVKNT.ION ?r^_. _ j 1 The WT1 t:~v t'. MT-"Tona"i~y~T .. Vent ion of the (iVeenville. hi-triet , wits held at Kings I hjipel ?-A. A1.. j '' K. (htnvh, Pendleton. Aug". " 0-( l'J.'ii). 'I The first day's- session beuan 1 Tuesday liiornihR at 10 o'clock with sour- -service led IVy .Mrs. y Kloise Miller, president. Mr-'. S. 1 1?, Blaekstoek, vice-president and * Mrs. M. I,. Crawl"rd and then a .' testimonial MeetjiiR in which each took paid and Rave thanks for some * hlessinff received. Rev, .lohn II. Ci inn, na-om^ .la4-e*TTn~~~Station ? -a ( > inU'd tlie u?-trum and preach-. T'd"It most inspiring sermon front y Plrilipp'ians 1:7. subject, "Clod " Micpinjr the heart." At the close <>X* this part jnf the service the " president, Mrs. Miller took charge and went forward with the oPgTW 1 nization. ^ 7- With?Mr~=. R*. T. - l.mnoi! its pi' anist and Mrs. .1. S. Bonn, chorister* ' tlie Uistrict Missionary choir furnished inuitrc that thrilled through t.tTl the session. . Each charge was represented by delegates and other missionary workers and the financial reports detioU d prod-ess. i The high point-of the afternoon session Was the discossioit.. " 11 ?w we keep"Tife in own I,oral Society" led by Mrs. 1). A". Adams, (Ir -en _ jane.. aiia _LumavcuL-jj^_uu^?M-r -Ur_ Anderson. M)>. .S?Li?ftltu-kslticl.;. .Mrs. Milliner apt! domortstration of. the same l.v Mrs. ft. J. Clark, local president of Kings Chapel Society - ill"I'ehdletoii. " ? ? ^ Tuesday evening at 8:3.0 o'clock t Mrs. C. F. fteidT Juvenile Supor' visor presented a very interesting. ' cantata, "The Pathway of Ser vice," by the Juveniles of Pondle' ton -and Anderson. Dr. J. C. 3 Quarles, P. P., Abbeville. District and Dr. J. 1>. Jenpings P. K., i- Citienwoikl District added muvh to > the convention by their presence and encouraging words. Dr. J. 1 S. Itenn, Pi K. (Jreenville Districct stands ever real I v to address and guide the work of the district and the W. II. & F. M. Society is benefited by receiving information brought by him. Msss. Eloise Miller, president has - served in this capacity only one yenwTmt has tHo work "well in handv and presided with ease-and dtgni' ty. Under her leadership we expect - nffthlfffT'but success*. Rev. A.Guidon, pastor and mejn? hers of Kings Chapel royally cnf tertained the convention. The following officers were re-> 1 elected: Mrs. E. Miller, president! vice \ THEJ_ PALMETTO LEADER ^ "< trod iq this paje?'ffiLY when r~ osed in your.litter. For private , d a st lf-addrfeftsedj^. stamped en- v Reading. a n?U receive by return < questions. Sign your full name, , to all letters. .""Address "an man ~ HE PALMETTO LEADER. 1310 . ith Lardlink. ' I ending in questions to Prof. ' ["till name, the date, the month < n order to tfet a correct read ' ( have contemplated taking up 1 a course of study and wonder 1 if I could do well if I did? . , ! .Vns.: You have the ability! to succeed in" anything that you undertake for you never leave anv- ! .tiling UNFINISHED. . 'Fid-- is 'a 1 very remarkable trait and sipye Ttmt you haw h dozen trade,s, you J will l.-O ,'ililn in niacin. il>.. ...... 4l... you have in mind. But you should ! remember that unless you settle J 'down to just one, you won't ever : make a fortune. * * * * , i j II. B.?Is this young gegtle^ ! man in true love with nie?:. Ans.: t No?stay from Ids place J of business too. . < l\. !?'. ?Where: can -1 lo- - j cale my relative that moved , =?Tennessee, abnjjt tin years . ago? - . . Atis.: Your AUNT did not move _ to lennesse at all, she wTirt to" h I .Oil I DA. It_took her several ' years, to forget the man tiiat she y was mm h in love with when she ( vu-^-living in your home-Pom and"~ now she. is happily married to ! s 'ureone else. She will never write home. ' ! * * * * I S.?Would I he a looser- ' if I should gamble twelve dollars in the fashion I have in mind? . ' .. Ans'.: Not exactly, although yo.u won't profit mueh from it. V.otu' SONG, that you have written is not quite good enough like it is and it will cost y 11 twelve j u<i;iar.s to imve itv rovi-ol and ) i hen you may -not*, be. able' to --elk -j it..Forggt this jpa'tticuiav ;s<>h<; , atiil go to work on another . and i (rime back to. this one at a later date, and go over it. Yo?i will pro- '> afit-frem song writing, in later o. l'ill'l, : - - r - ' * * ~ T7. A.?Do I have (he kind j of voice that will become j famous? Ails'.: At 'rile rate that yoti are . poitig you will hecome famous in < the very near future.?Your voice -at present?T?r most-popular among : RrYI+H ); FA NS but- rls reVcaled to mo-that you will sing with a Very" i in I hilar orchestra in a NKiMT CLUB in New York before spring. I Me. (j. K. .}iilntson.?se<tretaty4 _ ('. K. Moid, Juvenile Supervisor. So^tlitis',one of the most suci( - sifil inventions of the Green- \ vilie District closed Wednesday noun. August ?. 1 to meet at Bethel, Laurens. S. C. 1030. ' Mrs. (>. E. .1 Imsiu^, Repotler ' J \M US HOPEWELL BAPTIST CHI R( 11 Rev. A. L. Ingram, I'astor ] The Anniversary Revival meet- t ing began at the abov,e named , elm ry li Stniweiy i.in niinr tii'n|i| 11 -J Sunday School e :i- opnn.nl hy lliuhuiuujjitcndcnt. Air. S. R? .Reader. All ehisses and teachers were at | their "places. . ' At. 12:00 oelock church services | began. After devotional service the | pastor took his tpxt l'rom Exodus ( oTtH, Hi.i subject was "Be fitted" will. tin. IMIv iits-.i-i * >u,|t . n r IJ-UOin, ' -Knowledge and?Cnderstaiiding it \ will carry you thru." The sern;nn was strongly delivered, "the j whole churcli was stirred with the ( Iloly Spirit. T.wo were added-to ] the church, one united and one , for Baptism. , The afternoon >ervice at 3:30 _ -fn?rm?Revr CtTl itan preached and ] Iris subject was "Sfeek and ye shall ] Jind." His t'-vt ;vm- "-It! I in .Ti 1iiT~ mix? ' ' . ; Sunday night Rev. W. R. Reed- .1 t i' nl I lie Ki)oi,e.L'^\ije_Mi,i^(iuu eau'iL ~ .forward with a burning: 'message. ( His subject was. "Be Faithful." , Thero was a crowded congregation | 11TI day. Tin am ml?m?aH?set vit'e>' ^ were good. ; Monday night service, pastors, , members and friends were looking c for the coming of Rev. Dr. J. A. McCannell of Sumter. S. C. At t S:. ;<? p. m. Rev. McCannell arrieved r and the whole ' h'ip'1' ww ready t and willing to go. ,He was intro- * duccil hy Kcv. Ingram, pastor, Rev. Met'anncll ciune before the r congregation''with a subject. "How 1 to get from God what you want." t His sermon Was great to "start r with. The whole congregation j saw* that the'revival meeting was 1 in order , . Tuesday night service ' at 8:,10 t p. m. J lis subject was "Great J need ol' the C'hureb." Tfls'Text r was from Isaiah. ?. * Wednesday night his subject c was "Chri-tian Courage is taking t a stand for God!" Acts 4:20. ( Thursday night his subject was ^ "The Coming of God." His text < .Was fournt in Job 3T:i4.- ? - ) Friday night his subject was < "A heart fixer of the World's y^nlete." Psalms 57;7. Iodeedj w ?Jr""~ .... \ . SHILOIT REVIVAL NEWS Rev. T. E. Robinson, Pastor S Rev. Mrs. H. L. Parker closed'*"^; >ne of the greatest, revivals we lave had in years. <he closed d; vith a house filled u it< rapacity A vith both white and c'loidiir! R rent mm <li- fill i t ' f 1 i 1 7" i 11 in light. Sht?-is a prpfotnul gospe' X )iea.chcr. Her sermons w e r c h houghtful, sutil stirring, and U irayful and l'n.11 ?.f power. She A also a. sweet sineor. I? /y,r here were 17 por.vortcd. She is .V low in Newton A N*. C. for twc ii reeks. She will then return to <j] >. C. on the fourth Sunday in this nonjh and "preae'h at " Prosperity t> [Shiloh) at 11:00 a. m. and 3:00 Ji >. m. then will?motor?with Rr-v. \\ Robinson and others to Newberry vhere?she will Conduct a reeks' revival JVn* Rev. (J. H. it White at Miller X'hapel A. M. K oi 'hureh. . . " ~ ^ Prosperity, S. C.?Rev. Mrs. H. < [#. I'arkdr closed-one.* oP flu: great- *< stirevivals we .have had f??r; ye/u s,. she. closed with a house tilled t-oj-u ^capacity, of both white and-col. >ic?P. 'Grcmt -.ermvds-- f)l!od the lhiise . ehidi night. S!u? ist a pro- n ound gfrspcl preacher and a sweet ? inger in Zion. llcr*sermons were houghtful, soul-stirring, and prayerful, with powerre were 17 onvertsr-she is now in Neuton, NY for two weeks. She then will oturn toS. C. on the 1th Sunday p n August and preach at Shiloji si it 11 a. m. and H p. in., then will h notor to Newberry, S. C,, where d he will conduct a two weeks re- c . ival for Rev. (J. 11. White * at p Vfiller Chapel A. M. F!. We also fi visli to mention tlie following si ionics that prepared such delicious. V linners for our pastor and Rev. a VIrs. Parker and his mother, Mrs. tohinson, on Monday Mrs. Maggie, tj Henry Davenport, Mr?.~ Lucihda r iullman, Mrs. A. V. Bates. . d An* inch Baptist Church ~ dosed a very' successful Revival s villi a number of conv\?rjts. The .<> hureh could not scat two-thirds d' the people. Mi%7Tafcob_Meyera,. _ i very prominent citizen and oficor of Antioch Baptist Church vas taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital* for all operaticm. We lope for him a speedy, recovery. ? mm<m m* HEMMING WAY NEWS ( havis Chapel Church Rev. P. M. Knox, Pastor s> Sunday 'was the clay set apart !i for the different clubs to meet,-a?d jj nako their filial report, file meet- ,-f -ng was held *a"t Ilopewell Church e n the morning, and at Chavis Chap,el Qiu*cl?.in the afternoon. ^ Total amount raised froom Cha- j u-. Sdd.10; i'Vom Hopewell, $61>.0(I. .g Mr (;i-iint. Phsley wik the dillfief "guest of Mr. and" "Mrs. Mack [ioi:ilnn, Airs Aildie Gordon wnj Jj (lie dinner*'guest of Mr, and Mrs,Gordon, Miss Mildred. Wil- . oi> wasi .the.-dinner guest- df Mr*. , ind Mrs. Charlie Gordon.-- Mr. p bai lie Gordon" was dinner guest rrf?Mr:?ard?Mi:-. Made Gordon, \I.r. Gi- rife -Thomas and his wife, t| Nils, Helen Thomas is home from .] Raljogh, N. \. visiting friends p end relatives and is stopping wit-b j, ler mother. " J -MH-.HftED WIf.SON. HRGNHZEK ( III' It C11 NEW S N E-jW. Graham, Pastor Tt. >4....iCvjii.. * < c-... ? ^rf. * * oijuuaj \> ci> very beautiful an<! many found t their* way, to church. At 11:80 o i. ni. Rev. S. Jenkins preached an "vv inspirational, sermon front Num. <1; ins The Sunday School con-' b relied at .1:80. The superintendent oi leliiff ill. Prof. 1>. R. 11 ill acted in tl lis stead. The lesson was . well v aught and reviewed. At 8:80 p. tl n. Roy. Graham hroiifht to m s\ icautiful and helpful 'message ? 'l'uhi J li 1:7. 7 We wish for Superintendent I). \\ [3.. Barron a sju>e(ly' recovery. ... The Vacation Bible School^-?of U>eno/or and the community - a i hi; arge be^ah on Ji^y 20th arid clos- L . (I on August Othanst. with an .an. oi ollnteiit of sixty four (61). st I'lirauc Is.ui the term the interest ~r~ md enthusiasm- remained t h e. S (ante. Kveryone was on the alert n all classes. The spirit of co- pi jperation between the S.' S. of si Bethel A. M. K. Church.of Surti- ir nerviilo and that of LincQlnvtlle o't vas. beautiful. ' r?'~ ?The instructors nine as follows: Tl Beginners, Mi-s I.essie McCray; li' I'rimary?and?Registrar. Ig,? At ? dance; Juniors and. Pianist; Mrs. P' ". I.. Aiken: Intermediate, Mrs. in IV. A Barxon: Seniors, Rev. K. W. irahnin. ^Too^ nnirh cannot be said IresSes, readings, solos, duets were endered at tlio open Forum by .P 3evs. _ Lifereidgo and Thomas, rI:of-'n~A. Heady; Mis, 'Campbell. ~ drs. 11. Fraiser. Prof. Jackson and nany others. The closing exercis- J >s were had on Friday night before i/iiii'Kir audii'iiL'i.', /\u aiit'lliion is urned to Summervillc this week, rhe exhibits were beautiful. Each | rrnu|>" had iwiw- form?-of - ?Ivaudi. raft. ' ill these subjects were masterucces. Re.v. MvCamud] held his ohgregatiori/ spoil bound every o light. Indeed he is.-a strong.ffosrel preacher and we all like to icar him. . " ? The revival meeting began in f. his town. St. Matthew, Sunset J lark fourth Sunday morning, ATI nembers are required to come up vith their, sessments carrying the " xpense of the meeting; The pasor will leave Monday morning for Greenville, S. C. to conduct a revival meeting. Mrs. Ingram was )ver with us. Wo arc always Slad to-have her with tnr. She -4? in her job. We hope that Rev. A. L. Ingram will have a grand iuc J roKESBURv ftp.Err,\L I of Tin* revival bejiaii at St. i'aul unday, on 'account' ??t" thi* weath- I' r only a small iiuiiimt wu- out. B Kldor Adams mutmed. ij? Tut--. ' ay, airicd his 'family.. a No All ha da, nictc. also Vet una d wit* tli-N:.<h ???" a . J fa- relatives ami'- ii je:-d- bt T: [ 1*^. -Eleanor Nash Baiiey-ot <~,V\V^ 'md, Ohio, jetriet very mueh to.' Urn ol" her husband's oeatih on , ' ?i>. ?r ^7" The ?'>i?uiiuiiity extenos to Mis.1' da lary Butler sympathy it It e ' ' ' :-uth of'her .brother, Willie Fo'tei I'b 1" Tampa, Fla. -Mi>. Virginia I?ix it . Wa-dunj.f- ' m of lletroit. Mieii.,"arrived FiiSy .Site,, to visit her father, Mr. *. \Y. 1 )ixoii. . , -was learned he was found ck/ad ti the IJj R. traek..al> >W-In o'ciRek aturd'ay morning. The entire R. )iUP11 ity uiie- <r.i' i : svinT'tithv xl.l jv the family. , .j . ATrSi Annte G. KJugli . i- the Ui-1 of her nipt let-. Mi si F, I'ear ti m. ' V,. - Sn -Those-mi tlitr"sit*h?hist.-Atif.-A-t' T ie \V. Starks. Mi?s Flossie' WiK ' 11 \ Little (iladdi- Arnold. Ri:.\ I I. A If A..; M. ] :. (Ill R( ir Rev, I,. Mitchell. l'iis(or* Reautah Sutiday school is jivos-. < efirig gieatly. 1 Re.atsiuh Sunday- 1-": rliool wa,s opened at ; it- usual our with our Supt.. Rev. A. Red- I M: ell in the chair, and all the teach- | rs.with thv except ic;. of. one was I Hi resent. O.ur lesson taken ] ronvrt+ie hooks ol' Luke and John | irhject. ".Martha, A home maker." | l*e had a wonderful introduction nd a puzzling black hoard let-son. ; Our lesson was wonderfully aught by Mr-. K. Redden. Mrs. 1.. IcoRtenT'ahd wa- wonderfully reiewed by our Supt., Rev. A. Reden. . _ A mount -co-ilooted Un . Sunday f ! . ehool was .10c. Amount raised . ? ?*u QVI.VU*' .. k Total amomr* raised t.edtfy $tb 15. ' v' Rev.' A. Redden, . Reporte r. -???;' . *! ' SI MMKiMON. NKWS ;.( ] ' ?' 2W flautist Church DCcv. J. S.-Glover. Piistor August .In li'iiu?The . weather To 'as. somewhat bjtd la.-'t Sunday. ai! jut a . faithful few. came out to ervices, Prayer meeting was eon >f uctofi bv Deacon J. D. Fadder. .c.r hen our pastor selected Psalm 2": on 0, "Then the Lord Kvill take me i p." All that was present eniov. A. d t-lir6 -serurdn'ly thf pastor; also Ir,-Willie'Johnson from C'amdc-n; pr .-or? hipped with us last Sunday. M IP is the. guest -of Mr. and Mrs. re L__T. McKnight. We are always s. Revival meeting vyill begin at !>v \iw? Caw on the Itl'i Sunday liivh*. Trh i Aug. ' Rey. W- S. MeCullough re I'om Fafnden, will. preach: every- M o'dy is cordially invit< 1 to attend. n? rayer meeting next Fi i.layjnig.ht \'i Farmers an-imd Sunxmorton. are de u-y gathering r Wr^rrrr?7 hankful to- our Heavenly Fatl.vf- Se hat He has sptfred us to-see those im eautiful day with 11.?- cottwi w!.it.e Pn 1 the fields again. .. Tji'e Summer- 1 :u n 11 n;< 1 'V'C-.t rat b M < .b_jj; tgl 1 iFl aTivi?- indt^the -rrd Monday.. : tug., .at the hoTi 1. - op "M rsT" I .a u ra h iggs. The agent .was present. Rv Irs. Daniels of Manning. The dub ifn.ned fi>r the sc'lP'-id. After the aiming .was < ver Sister Rriggs w: ervod ice cream and eakc, leinon- \\ de and crackers. AIT of the laui- Fi s enjoyed it. The -next ix^-eting trii ill he iwith Mrs. Scott, 2n<P Mon- ?"r ay,/Sept. The 1-11 Club gilds and oys-.aiv planning to go to camp ?d n the I 21 st yif Aug. We mme re iiit?y 'wllhviiave a very plea-ant vi< lay.' Mrs. Daniels has charge of he u? girls*. - 1 ' an p .MTTi vrws feston Chapel A. M. Ii. Church Rev. N. S. .DoT.aine, l'aslor Sunday sehwp opened on the ers al hour with the Supt., Prof. Ii.. TP . McHryde. and a '-fair number t* the teachers ami atliceis _Die- ? Mfg. T;. .y. Well-. addressed the undjiy-.school. A4 11 o'clock." Rev. L. A. Wells.t . rouiriinf* older! preached from the rCjcot. Sin."This was far roaeh:g and we were caused to examine .u . -'ty At 1 o'clock the W . If. an.l R r ^ocioty met.- Mrs. Ella McWilp, presiding. ^ ^ '? " reached another wonderful serum. Monday at 12 It I ast o r __ Samuel _ r"wn, the adopted sen of Rev. ;id Mrs. U.' D. Doughty was fun- -? ral i/.ed by Rev. X. S. DeLaine. ev. /L. A. Wells,- presiding elder ? )RUG STORE JACK WILLIAMS. Mgr. Drugs, Ice Cream. Sodas,' Cigars. .Cigarettes and Tobaccos. for 365 Gervais St.' Dial 923f S on )avid G. Ellison Vy ha General Insurance '; < Honest and efficient attention given to all business F placed with rae^ on ^ H10NE8711 , r' < . ?s 11. 11 ii!on 1 >i-ti.ct, master of i iimonics. "*"* ministers present were . A jr. Tliun^s, Adam Bethea, J.. Cniles. ;dr . I., a. WViis and Mr. Wil: Mid. v.. :? jn attendance. ' i ' | "^d'ng I ?did dime-town of 1 rAvrt <{ Mr. M'.-Xeal. i l- Mr. and Mrs. E. ; ' d' : 'a pK-asant surty. 1"daupdilers Mes^?JAtti?i1 Fi eri a Ed '>'< : : fi'?m Philadelia.. ' 1'1 A fti**t with Miss i u . .; . *. ...I? t ' ' ~ . ? r Mr'-, I'T!.entertained the ' >* ?*: * > Sunday 0:30. M'/ ' ' ' ? .;r fivan-- and neyr ??> \h . it.;' her ~ rrr JTiTTTTday: Mr. and Mrs. If. Matthews' of' C.. Mr. and Mrs. ? \<v.- v,',|'], y wore K.hrhm T' . -dav. . " { I'/.' d . find jfi J! jiiive with M* - .? Addle- jjyihea'. s;r <: y. . M. A. T3acus, pas- . J "< a . ! ice a' 1 o'clock a - ;. < (! hy all. The '' ?i ,i <;Kainlv visited us. ;r .daek- ui planning : ..... the 22. W.. . ..L ' ir.LT /.*t t llV last trip ?.\s ' l!< ,.< ! ? ' ,<his season ui'-dyy. " I.'" !: '.. M'-Brydo and fmnily >? K-'.d! le t!.in a'irl t family, the B'each | \BK! \ II I ! ; xr.ws St. James \. M. I'.. Church Rev. W. S. Minis. Pastor Ft FA'-mont weath S ' -lay : TfionoTI at the \w. ir iiti't with a "fairly good : '];??='>? was renew1-y S and the tr;-1' i - ni tdar.vfs.?reviewed by ~ i s. F""Had : r.i At 1': i" a. <,:k IN alms lath, chap \~ ' ",v:V- nra? .. a Scripture lesr. Ri v. Minis. The * , L-i: was found aim . . . ; At- s:;:o p. rn. + he toxt was St. hn' T.v.l'.' whtrh was..inspiring to At 5 : the funeral sendees Mrs. F. nvma 11 '- ires who suc : at her home IIaii'-Sr. She was one of r hi.--* mcnthers. of St.. James M. E. Church. A ' '".Why <1?. we hi num." was sung; aver Fy- Th-v. Gi; rut or: solo by ! - Mete Fr- resolutions .were ad by Mrs. Maufb Wrftrht; "SeP-?'?~ .v.k . J1 ?. i; ki? ?'n i .vauii9 i a'1. ' ' Tii ivi inn ?i. i vcmarlta < Mrs. Fl irt. .Mr. Dave Chalr1 - : !! >?. i^'iifjarv waa ; ad !iy Mr-. J. ?. M'rifrht. Re\\ i!T.<*"',? ?.< .1 ! I'M22. The retir.s \v?7; > 3oa : lo rest at Lake 1 1'ity.j I,. A. Richie,jilt??a. rtako'r' in charpe. ... TiT. am y." . vrrrm I'atterson. 1 tvia. S. f^vvr=!.ii perl in the : iii* vl ; at St. .Tamos. Mr. i: t'i ; I.fit:/"J>T":ul 1/ut pave an t :hk' talk a- ho wishes-.to en- " r.JfDti UoknitaLto have "si.-M n:.^-" : / Mi>. . Thomas Shiver of an>*>".v. I!!., -spent a few days "V . v.l'.TT M'k'itand friends. Mi May -;;o Fisor, Farrockaiv, X. Y... dalyhtor of Mr. and ; \V ' ? Fk-j:Or, and Misa r.iiy < ware the dinner lost > l'rliitv of Mr. and Mrs. : .a'rlio \Y Madd. Mrs. Eiidv GVay 1 laniols'return\\Y !:.v- l:;y to Miami, Fla.,- to st'.n.o i.-y. .work in Social Ser o a ft or spendir.jr a few days iv Av-rtii .l.v'r mother, Mrs. Gary (1 si-*or. Miss Rebecca Gray of " . (.m ' E. COLT.IF.R, Reporter. Say You Saw It In he Palmetto Leader i Many Women Helped rhousands and thousands of womthat. 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