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Saturday, August 24, 1935 SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. C7 Anderson, Pastor "The Sunday School opened at . 1 th# usual hour with the Superintendent, Mr. D. R. Stark?*T)residing. The lesson was beautiful discussed. Inspite of the rnclcm em w eat he r we held our services as usual and at 11:00 o'clock the?pastor l'illc- i I the pulpit with another of his ! vy>nderful messUges. . At 6:00 p. mi the pastor filled the pulpit giving another spiritual feast. The men of the church are giv-I ing a Barbecue, Labor Day, and I the dinners are real reasonable. I The tickets for the dinners will I be on sale. Sunday.' Those who ?would like to -.-go are" asked to" ^ purchase their tickets on Sunday. I The dinner will be set ved about I 12 miles .put on the ^ Lees.burg I road. ~ 7 *J.. ST. JAMES A. M. K. CHtlltH Rev. R. W. Ransom, Pastor Columbia, S. C.?In spile of the ra:n Sunday morning, ' Sunday School Was well attended with the faithful superintendent, Mr. K. S. ^ Ruosell and his co-\yorkers . at | f men- post ot duty; After the.class stury of the lesson we listened to a wonderful review by the pastor. We were glad to "have with Dr. Warh n Rusell who made encouraging remarks. l)r. Russell is the son of our superintendent. At IT:80 a. in. morning worship began.- The pa-tor preach1 ed a soul stirring sermon to an appreciative audience front St. Matt. 5:44. ' At. 8:00. p. m. th'e i? in wiA htvll falling Kowever a faithful few was at their post of duty and listened to another strong sermon by the pastor. ^ Monday 8:00 p. m., August 1 + Stewardess Board No. 1 met aT the honVe of Mrs. Annie Jane'rette with the president, Mrs.?hh?Mr Young presiding. Tuesday 8:00 p. m., August 12 Ti.o vi..n _ plained by Miss Geitvude Buney at the home of her sister,- Mrs, Lillian Morgan. The president Miss Estellle Janerette persiding. Wednesday at 8:00 p. in. Aug. 13th Stewardess Board Noi 2 nut at the home of Mrs. Leltie Mae (Stanford with the president, Mrs. Katie Solptnon presiding. Etch ~?hostess served -a^deltcibiw?repastry Among the visitois Sunday was - Mrs. Clara Watts of Union Bap-; tist Church. Come again, visitors are alw'.-ys welcome. NEWS FROM WESLEY . . __ , . M. JE. CHURCH ' * 'Columbia, S. C.?The work is moving on to success and the people as usual have that cooperative spirit. We are looking forward to the church school convention with a hope of a good report. Our people are also liberal during the ?ii?nmov ?nnr>th? Wo hnirp hppn in vited to dine with the following families; Mrs. A. G. Kennedy, Mr. Gray, Mr. P. Wakefield, Mrs. R. L. Hieksonj ftirs. Fannie Lindsay, Mr. C.' H. jDfennerly and Mr. Rikard Roberts^, We are glad to report our sfck^people are doing better. On Ayg. 11, Rev. S. A. Fun* ehes was in the city to Jiold his 3rd quarterly?conference.- Therewere ip his delegation, I). Pearson. Mrs. S. A. Funches, Misses Ruby and Emma Funches. Sunday at noon Rev. 'Tenches presented I). Pearson to the congregation, he brought-to us an uplifting message which we all enjoyed. After service he was invited to dine at Mrs. G. L. Floyd's home. Misses Ruby an'd Emma Funches were invited to Mrs. Lindsey's home. Rev. Mingo and family, Rev. Funches and wife were irvited to Mr. and .Mi... Jeff Capers' homer: We all were ?^entertained richly. AVc "were iaak. e<4 to be back,at 4 trhrt?Su-nt^-one n e'da tTtTiTTjffiftjyn t * ed time. Good reports were ljnade From all deartments of the chuf'ch. _4?Ihe_disirict_Sjautt was paid in full. Money raised for th4 day $33.00. DOUBLE BRANCH CHURCH Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor / New Brookland, S. C.?The/Sunday School of Double BVajfch A. M. E. Church met at the usual hour with the superintendent, Bro. J. W. Dreher and the teach-era at their respective post* of duty. The lesson Xv&s beautifully discussed by eacbr class. At 12:00 o'clock the pastor, Rev. Dixon delivered la sopi stirring sermon. Text, John .7:46. ' Sunday/marke4 the beginning of our / summer revival, Revs. Chave^ gave us the revival message on Sunday and Rev. J. C. SnUth stired us on Monday night. / The Willinng Workers" gave a /"fish fry" on Tuesday. A lovely fl'shion show was sponsored by the ladies of the church And directed by Mrs. Anna Tucker. All of the participants were dressed very pretty. Mjss Delia M. Suber was the winner of the firot prize.?.? EMMANUEL A! M. E. CHURCH Friday night, August 16tb ended a very successful two weeks of } Vacational Bible School at Emanuel A. M. E. Church. This Bible school was organized by Rev. H. Hughes a n d Rev. Henderson, Mond.'y August 5th. The official staff was as follows: Mrs. Maggie Dennis, director; Miss-Sara Washington, superintendent, Miss Eva Roseborough, secretary; Mr. Edgarbist Williams, treasurer. The "* tcfUchers were Miss Odessa Dixon, beginners; Miss Eva Roseborough, primary; Miss Margaret Washington, juniors; Mr. Gerald Dixon* intermediate; Dr. David Burton and Miss Blanche Brown seniors. Mr. Edgar Thompson, director of music. These, two weeks of Bible School were well spent with much enjoyment for the chifih-en. The children weie taken for a long hike on Tuesday and Thursday at -ftrttOyijrvm. The daily l)burj^ for Bible School were from "J:.'it) until a. m. These hours were divided' into periods: 0:110-10:00 devotion-., al sirs ice: 10:00-in:ui ? ..yv UUtUV'UI exercises; 10:CiO-11:00 class work; 11:00-11:30^ handicraft. The boys were taught to make i ugs during handicraft period while the. girls were taught. to make flowers and sew. The handicraft work doiif by thus*" <-hilili-?uweie placed on exhibition. Friday night at the closing exercises. A \ery timely-program was rendered and refreshmeni-s were served.. The enrollment of the Bible school was 10 i. We wish to thank Rev. ilcrghes 'ml Re\. J. Henderson for their co-operation in helping us make t he Bible School a great - success. ST. JAMICS A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Hale B..Thompson, Pastor Asheville, X. C.?in face of unfavorable weather conditions on Sunday past the attend nee upon Sunday School was?good and the lesson interestingly conducted by the classes. The children were all in very happy spirits after a verv big picnic.on Thursday past. The review of the Sun;l: y School lesson was conducted by Mr, Mauldin. The morning's service ,was opened with the processional beautifully sung by the senior choir. The past jsunday bung set apart 'fcui-? special prayor-^und serene by all Protest', nt Churches in America in bolurif *Tjf Kthiopia the last empire of the black race, our church entered heartily ir.to this national? "movement.? T h e ' choice of a subject by our pastor s "A Prophecy?of - Universal Peace"" taken from the proph'e of Isaish 2:4. An appreciable audiertce * received this. message with gioat interest. Mrs. Georgia Sellers of Melbourne, Flu. accepted the invitation, for church connection and was assigned to the class of Mrs. Aggie Moore. There was a large * number of visitors who worshiped with us from out [Of' town among them were Mrs. Martha K. Kennedy of Columbia, S."C.t Mrs. Annie M Sims of Ureenwood, ~Mis. Wallace o~f Greenboro, N. C., Mrs. Bclk of-. New York City, Mr. aiid Mrs. Tunnap fend Miss WadsWorth of Greenville, S'. C. Our pastor -officers and mcmberj made them: welcome. Bel'Ore-tiie close of the morning's service four persons received the ordinance of Holy Baptism. - At 3:ii0 o'clock Dr. J. W. Hairston, his choir, officers, inembcis and board of ushers-from Mt. Xicn Baptist Church of our city rendered a special-senvice at our church under the >. uspices of the Columbia Btisy Bee . Club. Dr. Hairston delivered a gloat .svrn. and all hearts were n\ado to rejoice. The choir rendered beautiful music a*hd a very liberal offering was received. An overwhelming crowd p.-rticipaled :n this service. ' Our friends are always welcomed. ; / : The subject of the eve nine's '-message was -delivered iiy our pas- ( tor was "The?Fate of the Ungodly" taken from the latter part of Psalms. 1 :f>. A splendid 'audi-/ ence came to worship despite" t)ie unfavorable weatW-r. /. All the boards' and .clubs are working hard to make their usual , monthly reports on next/Sunday night. / ' ALLEN TEMPLE A. >M E. CHURCH Uev/U. L/f.emon, Pastor .(Ji-Qfirivillo/ S- C? Sunday school -opened at/9:45 by the Supt., assisted tij^hrs-ttlde co-workers. The lesson/was taught thoroughly hy. _all teaeheis: We. then reassemblnl-?ar_thn_ix'view which was given be the Supt., after which the pas/tor pave some interesting remarks. Morning service began at 11:15 o'clock. The pastor delivered a fine message. His text was found in Isiah 40:31. He "used for a subject, "Waiting on Goc! a^f its results." This was a touching mossnoo We ViaH two loinei'S. Mr. and Mrs. Colbert from Anderson. After which the visitors were presented, Miss Thelma Henry; Miss Estella Taylor, from Columbia, Mks. Arnold from Atlanta, Ga.. Anna Boozer from Knoxville, Tenn., Rev. Bracely from TJfeenvitte and others from Pittsburg, Pa. | Night services began strictly at 8 o'clock. The pastor again delivered a fine message. His text was found Acts 4Z:lT7~"nre~seF" mon was very short and inspiring. We are glad to say that the candle rally was a great success. You should have been there to see all-the candles burning and the mbney floating in. MT. /ION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. W. H. Neal, Pastor Eastover, S. G.?Sunday was a great day at otvr church notwithstanding the fact that the weather was unfavorable, many persons' I treaded TKeir way-churchward. The pastor's text was taken from Nehemiah 4th chapter, 6th verse. Theme: "For the people had a mind to work." All left saying "It is good {o be here." Invitations have been issued for the introductory services of Rev. i J. P. Neal, Aug. 28, Sept. 1, 1935. ! Revs. W. W. Wine, Wm. Gantt, and J. Pi *Neal wilt preach. BLACK JACK BAPTIST CHURCH Re,w N. Smith, Pastor The\ above named church has just closed its August revival. This was ui very successful revival, spiritually speaking. Twenty-two persons; were united with the ..I -1 (-I1UI VII. | -Despite the rain on Sunday over .r>0U persons worshipped with us and the devotional" services were conducted by Bro. J..-L. Stalks. Rev. L. C. Jenkins, of Columbia, was theguest speaker at the revival. Rev. Jenkins is one of the ! strougest preachers that has grac-| ed .our pulpit. JVlay God bless him. On-Friday night Rev. J. M. -iieatty?of Winiisbui'o deliOerated with us. - jVlrs. L. C. Jenkins and daught-'} ers-were with us Thursday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stalks. The girls were delightfully entertained hy Misses Corrie" L. dJavIs arid Elsie Manigault. They were present at the baptizing on Friday. Fourteen persons were, baptised for the service and glory of Jesus Christ. Rev. Smith pud -his brother from New York City are now at Zion Chapel where Rev. J. P. Reede.r, pastor Zion Baj/.ist Church," Columbia, is conducting a revival for the pastor. The Ladies B, F. C. is moving/along nicely with fortyrtivo persons on roll. Every me pi her has just received a- dies* bought with mon ey_ that has been saved in the treasury, A banquet was 'given that hfas stamped itself indelibly on the nitfnories of all. The- "eats" included a salad on lettuce, leaves, saltincs, punch, .ice cream and cake. XKW HOI.1.1!V M. E. t ill liCIl Rev. 1'. ('. E. Iliddelston, Pastor The Sunday school lesson was; well discussed and taught he I be . teachers.- Supt. I.. C. Maines was in' charge.* At dU p. in. Kev. \\ . ,). Tyler (white).Of Latta delivered the afternoon sermon*. Services-werevery beneficial and enjoyable. The people had to make their ways through the heavy downpour of rain.' Several members of Minturn Grove Baptist Church worshipped w;ith "lisT" * Our revivaal "will commence on the fourth Sunday of this month. It was reported today that Mrs. P. C. C. lliddchton and ?un are .improving nicely. Mrs. Maggie -CtrViiigHluii is still on the list ot inJisdoso.L Slic tlie hospital for treatments. May hers he a .speedy recovery. Mr. J. H. Haneox is home after having spent a "very pleasant stay in Casseo, Ark., as the guest of his brother, Mr. It. TT llaneox. The MintCirn "Four Day" picnic is now in plog ramin?21, 22, *26, 24. Enjoy yourself. ?r : -? ? 9 m TAH'ERNACLE BAIT. (IHRCH Rev.' Wm. Watson, Pastor Greenville, S. ('.-?Mrs. Emma Holding has returned from a ton days' trp to Rfiltimore, Mil., visiting her Bro.', Mr. R. P. Holding. The Wo/han's Auxiliary of Which Mrs. Bessie. Sullivan is president, Mrs. Florence Collier, vice-presidents-Mrs. Emma Holding, troasurer. /Mrs. Eliza Carwise, secretary, next meeting at the home of RisXvv Francis Duekott, Xo. I?, Xiohols Rt. ? Mrtu,Bessie RulKvan and Mrs. Isabella Anderson attended the funeral of Rister Fannie Goner, at Ninety-Six, R. C., each gave a nuni her on the program. = Club No. X opened its fall rally Monday night, roll called, eleven present. Visitors, one, Mr. Wm. Walker, the mam- friends of Mr? Ma))k> Kerns, will ho surprised?fcrrlearn of her secret marriage to M r.. Walker.?She is also vice-pre- sident of Club No. 8. The Sitnior Missionary .Society met a tthc home of Sister* Jessie La\vgon. 115 X. Calhoun St., Aug. 12th, entertained hy Si<vr Kthel Hughes. Collection $1.01. Next meeting. Sister Mary Hunt, 307 Nono St. Sunday, Aug. 18th, the Sunday school opened at the usual homvBro. Richard Bradley, Supt. All teachers were present, save one, Mrs. Georgia Flomming. sick. Visitors, one, Rev. Dr. Terry. Our blackboard exercises were taught by Miss Pauline Turner. The Sunday school is giving a picnic Tuesday after the fourth Sunday. Children front 8 years to 12 years old, free, From 12 Tears up- to? 15c., ?The?Pastorsv-Aid Cluh met at UTe-irnttiy of Miss Sadie Davis, Xtt. 5, Dquthit St., after devotions, a , splendid program was rendered. The Buffalo Contest will close Aug. 27th. Watch the winner. -?Club No.?ft; will?meet at the homo of Mr. S. T. Paten," No. 105 Haynio St. Deacon R, T. Thompson, captain; Mrs. Georgia Flemmingv -pceei Jent-v -Mrs. Mary-Hunt, _ F. S.; Mrs. Inez. Pringle, R. S.; Mrs. Sallio Thompson, Trcas. The Happy Toilers Society mot at. Mis. l.inten A uslin. flOtl S. C.'al- _ houn St., Aug. 15, each member, was present and enjoyed tho'-meetA singing contest will be at the fVimvli Rnmln.v afternoon for the benefit of the Brogrossivc Club; Deacons Galhnvay and llolliway say, "Come on and enjoy your~selves." Sponsored by Bro. Alvin Robinson. At the morning services Rev. Dr. Terry praeched on of the most profound and soul-stirring sermons of his life. Come again. The Rev. Wm. Watson was-fkminlnininm *n?vfV? , !'?? . ll.HK V?.V.. ...O ? I but didn't he preach Sunday nite? | Call by and see the "Blue Bird", cash' and carry, 417 N. Calhoun \ St. " ' ' f "* ? THE PALMETTO LEADE GREER NEWS ?? By .Miss Tessie L. Walker Bethel A. M. K, Church The church school out At theu-sua! hour with ail in their places except the superintendent who h;is been indisposed? for thiee weeks. Mrs. M. J. Porter served as superintendent-. At 11:00 o'clock Re\'. Porter preached a wonderful sfrinon. subject "Christian Baptism." Il'is discourse was tiikcu from sevoial passages of scripture namely: Nun). l'J:20; I a: v. 11:1.'$, llilinjw D:10; Luke 1:51); Acts ll?:l>; Isaiah 52:15; Kzekiel ttt>r25: 1 Cur. 1.0:1-2'.ill! laiki. 2:21. \ ; j i i the sermon Utile Alice Miller ai d Charles Kice were baptized. _ At 8:00 p. in. Kev. M. J. l'.ater H his 1,1 ''"'rr?7T TiTTT the"elllVre church was filled wit the .Holy Ghost. The church fe 1pioud of Kev. PorteV who i- a great asset to the"community. During the week of tile revival Hey. Armstrong,-Rev. .-nd .Mr-. .M. J.. .1'o.lJLvA' w.ere_.highly v-KiverJUuued. and jltpod- in the homes of'Mrs. K. II. Heacheni, Mrs. .Juttjii^ Maxwell ami Mrs. Annie M. .luhnson. , liev. A. K. Ilowaid, Histrict Superintend*, nt of .Sumter J'istrict, Kev. X. W. Green of ^illuti, S. ('., Kev,'J. C. Gibbs of l.-ittliT S. C. and Kev, \V. K. CJr?^ of Pitrlingipn, S. if. were the guests Key. ar.d Mrs. M. J. Porter j?i Tuesday and enjoyed a very di-. licjous meal. .nil? itecroatumal Club unit ii. tin? afternoon. liev. A. Ii. Il?.i\\ai<l intioduccd a number of, i..w -.allies,. al.-i> liev. Green. It \\a~s?itiilo v. source .of pleasure to have .ciese distinguished KUists.wdhan.t CTlj?^ Ihemselyi-jT " tV,.y seenieil to have. At S:()0 p. 111. Iiev.. A. Ii, "Ilow-, iird preached a very timely .sermon which jtva>- appreciated ami enip, ? ?! by all. Revs. (Jreeti, (^il?b> and G-.cytr -rlso made ..m-<>in-:i it :-G_ marks. Wednesday the senior Kpivorth -l-ieayue had-tt*-picnic at St. Mi'ik .M. K. Church, (Juite a jolly crowd of ,vouny people and others enjoyed , this occasion which .was under the direction - of' .the president' of tile I.eaetie. Mrs. Ad lie Gauibell. Mr. W/D. G :nibell nas been wbrkitij? iiy X. C. for two weeks. We are always triad -op hiih each week when he. returns. / ' . . ' .. ' Cedar drove .Baptist Church Til? church school was conducted bv the Sunt.. Ate W AT A The morning sermon was preached l>y Rev. \V. A. ftutlcr, who TTeached a very interesting sermon. Text Phil. 2:14-15, "U.o everything without mumering and dis pitting." " Subj.; "Ve are the light of the world.' 1 Rev. W. A. Anderson, pastfof, Iti61ure< 1 to Ashevil 1 e Suiidav cv:ening whore he will begin a revival meeting at puiha-m Grove Baptist Church, lie will In' assisted by Rev. J. C. Boyd of Greenville, S. C. Rev. W'.,A. Anderson and Rev. .1. C. Boyd attended the Tiger River Association Friday which convened -at Old Pilgrim BtrptTsC ('hwrch ?41e rep<>rt-e+Fa-grand sessiop. . PP.X+H.KTON MAYS King~Ch;ipel ArSl. F.ChOTch Sumlayswas a high day- at King Chapel.. Sui.tda^ school was opened at the usual hour, with a very large attendance. At 11:15 the local preachers began their service, was" enjoyed by .all. Many souls rejoiced. Reg. Mr<7 F-illian Baileg has beou conducting revival meetings. She. is a wonderful preacher. We have been spiritually fed durine those --orv:co--. Rev. and Mrs. A. Guiden and Rev. Mrs. T.illian Bailey of Greensboro. .f._ were the dinner guests, of Mr. and Mrs. W'rn, Washington on Thurs day.' ProfJHind Mrs. J. C. McLiiughlin of "Missis.-ippi and their lovely little daughters ar?> visiting their relatives ~7tt ~ \N*e ^vish for them a- pleasant stay. ?:?Confers Wiflianis. Reporter.? REV. I). Al JOHNSON CLOSES SUCCESSFUL R E V I V A L MEETING AT CEDAR CREEK A. M. E. CHURCH L. 1). Gamble of Lake City, S. C.M Given High Praise by Both Races Bv D. E. Burton During the summer I have had the opportunity of visiting1 difTeront sections of the State, and witnessing several revival meetings that have been had-. Rev. D. A. Johnson of Allen University, who preaches at Cedar Creek A. M. E. Church, near Columbia,- S. C., hegan his meeting on the 12th. -of August, which lasted through the ployed as his speaker for the week S. C. ?? e Each night the church was packed to its utmost capacity with b.oth white and colored, and Rev. Gamble who is an eloquent speaker as well as a preacher was at his best each night, breaking to ,theni the bread of life. This meeting was brought to a close on Friday night at which time the minfsler spoke from the 13th chapter of St. Luke, 20th verse, "And they shall come from the rtorth, south, east, and west, and shall sit themselves down in the Kingdom of God." This waft a sOul-stirring message which touched all of the people, and somo eight or tdn adult persons} including minister.*. and sinners jpined the church and offered themselves to the service of God respectively. We mention the adult persons especially, because usually in a re ? ~ . -i R ... ... revival meeting mostly children are taken in who only increase the roll of the church, and are not able to aid tfither spiritually or financially. .JijIL-Lhi*- -wu- m-t the case, for due to the. caliber of the mini-tor that , was had. he was able' to carry out the throe-fold purpose of a meeting. that is, he revived the Christians, reclaimed the* backsliders, and con veiled.-the -innei's, who had ' even on t+ie tence-for a long time, i fiis being tobacco sea-on. in Lake City it i- a-ve-ry busy time witli^ the minister/Let's consider now the- riiihtnc.-.s of his enmingytl the righlirestf; of IVt.y uet.i- contiVttoned by two things namely, formalism and teleolog y w hich - joust coincide inorder to he. true. The - -funnel is that an act is true or" good if it is supported by u guod lightness o fan act' is rorfditkmed, , -Uw-fhtutsto is frftn-nce-.?ftrv. ~t?nn d dtT was prqjnpted by the motive of coining in order that he lhlght. impress upon the minds of the 'people' the importance of exercising .the principals of Christ in their strugiekf.lpr existaiice in this economic crisis. Anil after haying come, - the eq ue-nee -i.v-thrtt he has cItrried out the tlnet-fold purpose of a meeting:, and has formed an everlasting; Impression upon both white and colored along the spiritual and intellectual linos. y-rThcre is no question that the minister .to whom we refer- is one. 1 of theVjoost ? - i V..M. |?.cuciivrs^ not only .of,the- lower section, but of South Carolina. His success is due to" his ability to appeal to the people through a sermon, to express their -entiihents atid feeings, and after all if a minister."is not. able to comply with these things, he cannot-get over a message?re* gardles.s of how hard he might..preach. The impres-ions. of this visit have, established themselves s o that shortly, we are .nojt-only ex,pe<*ling Itev. Gamble to "come for the purpose of "conducting a short" moot ine-?bntulr.it. lie will come irr tlve capacity of a permanent ser-peed . andi-tlrat is the course hf his time that lie xviD; so live that when thy summons crnno to join that enumerable caravan wlifch lnoves to that ' mysterious real hi where each shall take his seat, in tin- silent halls of. tleath. .Thou, go not like a quarry slave scourged to his. dungeon, but, approach thy grave like one who wraps the drapery of hi slouch about him and -lies- down for-a pleasant" dream. . 11' Nl.vfXTrinity A. M. E. '/Ann I . Icov. J. R. l?. Alienri'asto^~; Sunday school at the usual hour j with Sup*, and ail teachei - present ' '.nd t !:? at u.J:u''i;r vn ,- hi rrro ? I . Now Bethel Baptist Church, IJov. I J. ^iomlt.1; .pastor?S. S. ppe'ned at the usual houl- with Supt. R. 1*. Undui.rs and teacher-* at their post uf. duly-?Xik>-Ws?H-w??-eareful-i ly discussedr^'*^ At*' ri o-'e.'oek the' pa?tor came bet(iije us with ,a message that lu?3d the attention of all for a brief - period <\f "Time. . At 7:.'?0 o'clock we were-pleased t>? have our pa-tor before Ut_to >pea]> a lew words to uplift oQr souls. '1 Miss Sarah and Rosie T.'Ct* Downs" of Whshipeti.n I >. are visit inir' their and nuk her, Mrs. Carrie Rico. Mi.-s M. I.. We-t St arta: V. n-irvisited 'tiie home of Mr. ar.d Mr-'. Law Will.in n la.-U-.Thursday -afternoon. " , . Funeral services- f..t-Al'rs. Mary WoodrutV who died , at her Jiomo her.- 'Jjiesday, Atpr, jy,. were held at NVw llethep* Bapt i.-'tChun-h. Any 1."'. conducted by the* Rev: Sampson and the Rev. O. A. Trhy. tery. Surviving are h?r husband. Mr. John WoorduilV two si-tor-. and I'V" brother a raj a host or relatives and friends. Sii-k list. Mrs. Delia Spidgon. Mr-. Christine Foster - Comiiur as si surprise to their] mativ l'iieiuls was tllb^flJUTiSgp of Mr. Massaho Davis, and Miss Mnsio Lee. Allen. Ihcy were man i??D TH~iiift'|,<JTT7nr~iif Mr ah. I Mils: Julius" \Yardsworth. uncle of Mr. DaAis, hy the lLv. F. P. (list. Mr*. Davie is tlu* daughter of Mr. nad Mrs. lii>.'ui;t Allen.- Mrr-and MrsrTTffvis will make their homo here. * , T\ MEMOKI.VM In loyir.y i'ei)jo::bvar.co of o',.r do. r husband anl-father. Mr. Dan Bi lie'who departed thus life Aue'u-t 2n..?l Proeioirs ilarlir.ir. 'he . has left as. Let t us. ye> i\.iv. er -ihofe. B t wr hope to-meet our Intel one.. -l.or.ely the iuir.se n?i' >-ad Die l.ours .Sit.eo i ur dear ore has pone. But o!i! a In ie ter ! ome than Ours. In lleav.n is now his own. ?Mrs.' I -uy Ihllet?wife;?M iv flu i man Belle, son; Mrs. Delia Simon-'. Mi . M re Iloynol.ls. Mrs. Lottie Sinimor-s Vi? i Qmia Loinan. (Uuiehteis. . IN MKMORIAM It! sad hat 1 <?. inu" reim-nilo hoe "1* ? .!? :?. :ir mother aid' wife. Mi's. Ro>a Hampton who departed lYoni ,i;? t'lfrc' yr,i:s ii-ro August Jo. Ri.tJ. ' . Mother ?io'..r has gone way To 1 la- land of fadeless da\ , (lone, to hv an nnjol there Tin luiglt Vu wn. ol" lift* to wotlr., Motlu r dear has gone to rest All hot" trials are oYe She is happv with the blest (ht the htiglit eteVnal shoi'e. ^uTIy mlsseifliy: Thomas Hampton, Sr., husband, Joel, Thomas, Jr., Mattie and Mimie Hampton, children. v~ - : ! - - - ? ~ ...a.... -1 r; ;?: ^ J W AI TEH IJf )IU7 \ I. WTT" M i. SinM<~. \\! <> i j ;. (. --if. t.Uib U;,1-,? , , . .y . sa.f. ir:t :iv?- ?;< i,-V-tf.I i <i\' 1 i- (laui'i.ti 1. |-!t! .a. h ,Ji'' ! '.> J l*a., ii i! r?n;!i.i (? a* tal itir ac1 ' if:' wilv w . I . iia-i a ijifa- J ..11 a I i >. - Sal-la a:,."!. I u\ ' i ) ,',y air! At'ai.'a- ("j4y. '< ? !Tp.'.rt? ail ft j-yal.it- .U.- ' Wii.ti- Jiu, ?ir. i> v ;> it ii: v la- \\\ Maa... --a' >a-. aac st: S!..- i -; ..?;. l-Hi/at.i-t;> i h-iiKiiaJ' ; a' . ~.V(r?T I i fi*- Mai ~ i : ii". i a: M i> .' jV '"i'' > ''?i '-.i in-': at t; v. i ; in'.'.. IX-v; \| 1.. Ntii-r-^-T-ryr-'H'TTTTM' ' l! ' : - irnrt-ir. . 1m:i: Tim".; )>< ? . il. Tia !';?: i.'y a-i iMilii'iti:< : jniii 'i?i \ >HHVaa 1 ui t'n.itu tv" (>' fi.!< M ^TTT triti to I ft-: iiiir-vrir . ?;Tnvr- tvfl l.'li-i ii < ..Msv . f < '' Ka.hia \va.y ,?'?!* M. '/a !ina J.iyati la.st ' M ; : I .K?-v. I'. I). I t.a '.yi a wry - t'u} A iva-l ): < ? ; it'ii"* n.t, St' .U i.ii A. _>I. ] ;. ( ]a-1 w. i k t'>!" Ili-v. I. '.mm a.i. ! i i < .a. . ? vaT?''r. " S*? \v? . r- - am} ? a an- re '.if;,*'| -ni_?| >*-' -v< 1 if'.T"i:t!{y. In-. Sa'n ;el X'ai.cc run !;:< '? . ! a tiP'sit .ritVu-tjny at .Ml. /jnii "at (iarnrtls !a.-V wjM'k*!?2/"tfv."]Ti" lu'cai-hin-r -au Ml. -Zi.-.n f-r "lit-f.-iya'1. '|.1! U'V- ' !'*"! '? . M i'. Ma.\^ !1 iny.x-v.raJ 7fa\__ .v..U.m K.-y aiui. "71 ..MiHi-,. K-u j/y Mt,. "N. C, SilH'Iay ] f'niiv?-!i. <it" ;}ii' Pa air!'..rt lil-jvi- i vi!l ' a' s.t.. M.' R. H'iuririv iiaj c >.( xt v. h ! Dr. D il.i- I*. K. 11..v. | I the < titi'i taiiiinir . jia-Kir. ? riV-t; -I! I. Srian.]. I?V i ]>! i I-,V. a-ri ' \\i|<-i tn >.yei:l -v. :ny .Mmaiay niy lit t<i witiiy.-- a naa itiy i-ii-tate i-vh'iliit inTf M i I.. i?--ii u iiuair,^ M "uatnTf"."..*' tin tijv :r* thv eot.trsuit ..< ]. t;?.'i inir tile ll'i)s;;m hit-ad ,way;.i:s that ikt' "n?;n-. Tim j i.j'lvjf, /.' ?.' A. M. I:. cji . 1 ?i i LI' 'in a beautiful tthuhdolinv in . ti h e '!,ui t<l>.. Mr-.?I .ii\--T wilt' "J the wafchsniith i* iniispns'(' I at t'hiv writ-iii'.'. She .ha-' .been ill 1'"'!' Jtoijo tiiiuv Rev. n; R. Til',;r7r!"TTr~T ' i\vc !.-tuaT""TiT"SnniteF ybjtints bisaaverf's.- His faMer is a iiatk-nt at He hospital'and is o\-. t - l-iivc an ujuvrntwu -this wc;Vkv His uncle. .Mr. Wils,,n \\ i. !>. X. (".. <;ani" Ivnic'with hijvr and. thu^-j-'awiiy. They ail returned} in Sumter t:ji- wi-?-k._ Sunday ov-: eninrr Rpvr'Tithrr?WreficV rd" f-.y. Rev. Gr tA-n at R;:fiit Mi s.' ReW. 1 .i Vda " f 1 U ;. 1 ft with a stiti us attack v.? 'illn.! k-r Ta'XrTT*. -r '.uk mo tr m, X> w ' ann' !vi-i' hi 'it hey Ilosca Sum-A nii-r came Irnm ("attayevilln and. 1j<)\v >*tHt !s vci'y. -it'l-r ut V.(*r ho,mcf * ui : 4 .a-?;?;?I' ' i?Uj?tu-t?a?)"niv!. Mis. Hafiv Mivk->1 ' ->d ! Mrs. rU rtha 1 la! ! :-] *:. km-i n visit 1 iivtr Mrs. Herb-re . M. ..; *? i? -Ear-' havdt and last w?vk theysy'ont * - .. ~ m - d mt. mita.? X1m.?M---..uv? . her n""".ar. l.r-t'o ..MTtr'yn ;a'<'C'.'ni; arai-l them. Mis. Zehr.a I) season in_t:;.1' hair.hysh;-' hu.i. ; h.?~y- ?iu>. VI, narirm- 't..- ret::'r;rt t Aib-n in tkf va-i:. t r. ~=??? m \nm\i, \;:us i : ' j .:f - (' : w'..;.f 'a.^V 11- ... vrr-.- ; ' ?M; y jr..-ink r .... h'-';::. r'.-.. . "I'i-i'V. t ? .;< ova4. y '<1;,' a v. ! .vtvri a4' v.-. I h.- vhiMvV It". ny'V .-n n i-'-v >.f )5t '.v :: v.W '>v. A r a? i .?ri- ;.v; rirL'ii-s.' in the Tlmv tri: L .ro.-. A . d :>r!:a > p. ' Th^lnr y , " . V. ( ' . S. 'Id ! a . ' > - " hi!:-. T:'..y liked" to,v tniV- xv! wnv ! ; t ::>:? *. r >a! ! ,? -::o wit'. .'hf " ' Itt'V. Coutit-Waa Avit'r. .. ? ,Tu.?-jjl._ ?v Trrn.~ ,T"n i.? iny at'.: ir.?pir!::fr a a'. -?K:1 i'1.> ait.l .]). !<< t>. the aim in. I Th,? w, ! ,.; A?,-:. Jnl'a ' 'it',.. A!:ik Tlrtt- I derson. sYijilHala isjnt : Ho v. Clr..| .>j>ra]\t'r at t! e mo niw;" dova- [ t ion's a Mi?-- Kv !vn ?nm: 4v. ! sfOiV'tary. T!v> ;,nrhei.~. Hov. ha !- I the adult" M.f? ll.it 1 1 Hcrdc^on. .?t'ji}r>rs': ftor." Tiohar.! [ Hi! iehiurd. ,"<tn;>:r<:,.Mi ~. Hildoi'i'and .and Sli<? Acnes Jlildor ' -ond. ir.tTlv.uia 1 White, nvimnry an.: Mr*. Mr act- j ^toward. Kainreiv. Mi>se.? Tt nth f _Iler.iLT.~Lia an..:?l'.veiyn SumiMo'r j and Kov. II. 11iMerhrnr.d had i ehavuy of the recreation's, ' j ,-^Xh.c teachers. wrtUitiJ faitlif.ilT.v t darirp the session to pf neef the program. Vet Mv would have; fe t.nut of >ten if they did pet fol- j low such splendid loaders as Mrs. ! JjJ-i'a Crawford an i Miss Ruth j -hlendor&on wt-h-?Rev, Mlondor-on-^ with-his inspiring wards'. The enrollment foj- the session was 80. Fun I X L_ _ _ ? PROFESSIONAL $.-CARDS ** ' XXHX* y v l~X' ? wince iiuur* ('hone - 11 A M t<, 2 I M Office 353fif 1 . I'. v> 8 1' M. Kcb. 6541 Dr. C. Iv Stephenson I h v sicia n unci Surg6on L<mca?eg \\ oti)e^ Lh.ldf A Specialty '-Officer- 7?.. Residence: _ , A...n-n,i;y ^L. Uak St. Dit. L. M. DANIELS *N?;?kl.n and Surgeon Office iiourn:-if to 10 A.M.; 1 lo | K id-; 0 to b P. id . Aiu-iuion 'j:vefi - Oi W OHlMn Office.. Residence: 1-125 \\ hington 2230 ilumptoe 1'hoiiQ 0420 Phone 75G4 t?k. J. X.7 STUART" . L>?, Par, \om and Throat OIusscm 1'iUed Arturtltljr, Oil ice Hours: Telephone: 11:00 to 1:00 I' M. li< *. j4G91 C:00 to t.Oo i'.M. , Office 8786 {?1.1 Office. ? . . Residence: 2030 Tavl.tr St. 1.477*Pine St. ' Office Hours: Phoue: 11 a.m?,fn ? i' im rpi. 687/s 6 P.\TTTo 8 P.M.. . . I)r4 \V% 1) Chippelle Pi.jsU.Hn and 8urgeo.-> ? losoasea of Women and Child* A Specialty Office. _____ Ruaidence; 2115 Ltujy St. 1301 Pine St. Colombia,. 8. C. , ?Offiee-=4PniTi^ ^ Phones b to 11-A?\R,? Gffice 6033 11 to 2 P.M. Res. 6798 ,6 to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician Office: Residence: 1107 12 NN asKiriRlon 1116 Par* Over Victory .Savings Rank . Columbia, S._ C. Otlica Phone 8407 Res. 67W8 N. J. FREDERICK Attorney-at-Law axui Notary PubVit"-". PUAt lit K IN Al l. CUJJRTM ?Mate and Pau?ral 1118 Washington St., Cola., H. C. _ . Phone 7811 AM Cla.-x.-s vf Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman ? D EM T 1ST Painless M.\tfactions. Sundays by Appoir.tmi tits.. Days: Monday?, T : e< Wi'ii"i - ft ys, Thnrartay? Fridays and Saturday* OtV.ee: 2-3?>;?l-2 Gorvats Street Columbia, S. C. ,>vvvvvv.K"t"W'>V?WH*?VVHV?l In Beauty Culture ; <* . (live FAN -O-I.IN Hair, Bdaip. Dandruff aud Toilet Preparathm a irial. Tneir worth ha? baeu proven. Have and are growing hair oh bald heads' and bare spots when directions are fair !o\v?*d. Will promote a full growth or Hair. 1 .Box . llair Grower J | ?4 1 ('ON. Special Hair Grower AO 1 box Scalp Soap JO 1 bos Pressing Oil M 10 cents -extrta?for postajpa Registered in U. S. Patent ? Office. \rents Want?d WrlU fer MflH Made by Mine. I annie L. Carotin* 1029 Itieh Market Street GEORGETOWN 9. C. listing i he sacred nM ions to our compe ' KrctI understanding, dig' I Service insures lete compliance with Ll^yJ io inviolable riphts' desires of the be BmX