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i'atfe 6 _ _ K ^ .1 , 1 ? NOTICB ? All newa fop The Junior Page must berin tha ofXic?_nalater than ISioo^ov o^torn Ann nf odpK vopV Many letters are received too late for publication. "BILL" NOTICE TO APPLICANTS Children desiring to become , member* of the Bill Carver Club I must fill out coupon and mail it j rogether with a stamped, self-ad- j " dressed envelope to The Palmetto I^e?der Bill Carver Club, 1310' As' < sembly Street, Columbia, S. C. Membership Card and Button will be sent to you immediately,_ 1 "BILL." Boys And Girls W A N T E D To Earn Money In Spare Time Here's an opportunity for ambitious boys and girls to make money every week, all year long, by simply working in spare time inv your own neighborhood. No money, no experience ? ?needed. We supply every- ; fhirior Mario knva find (rirU are now happy, making their own spending money. All you have *0" do to join them is to write to the address below and ask for full details. Write . to: " circulation manager the ' palmetto" leader ' ? HUl-A,s8embly St., Columbia, S.C. ??- ?~ I > ? A LETTER FROM MAE BELL Dear Bill: Just a few lines to let you, hear from me. I am well aruf TruIy Hope that you and the club members arc the same. Bill I was at-services Sunday at M*. Zion Bal)t>st Church. There wasit was raining. The pastor^pPeached a wondfrrful sermon. Thev rai^ "ed for coMecinm. ."? ?. 17. Ft hink ' It" '.did fine for a little crowd. J'hei'e will be preaching Wednesday night at Mt" Zion Baptist Church, Aug. 21 ,*v*lltJ5. We hope to_have a larm crowd.?There will lie n <ii n per- Saturday night at * Mrs. Gip-son's home. Bill, we' are having plenty, of rain this week. Bill, the B. Y. P. U. didn't met Sunday aTfernoon because it was raining. I think I, have said enough. - So-pwiit say^-byerbye; Yours truly, Mae Bell (iQodwine, Fort Motte. ?7? RAIN IfAl/lS eftiTtlX^PlCKixr; Dear Bill: It is raining today. I ~rimnor~ j)ick o^Ttton but, 1 will, still be busy. We are going out into the bjg barn in a few minutes to pick peanuts, amt? oh! w<will have lots of fun. MV little friend from Chicago is still with me. My uncle William Woodward ? from Aiken, S. C., is alUb visiting us. We had -revival meeting at our church last week and we all had a good time. Our Bill Carver Club is still doing nicely. Sorhy more of our club members do-not send in their letters . I miss reading them. Oh!?I- forgot ^to fell you"" I have off a hen with- early fall chickens: when the rain sto'ps and the sun shines out I will be 'off again for fhe cotton field. Rain or shine I am still a farmer's girl and eain. ahvays fine something to ?dm?Wr are aw. y now tin- t. e inbarn, and the peanut picking. So long until next week. Margaret Wright, Rembert, S. C. ISADORE SENDS QUESTIONS TO BILL Hello Rill: Bill, please don't think-hard of me for not writing in so long. Bill, we are having lot# of rain and bad weather. Bill, I haven't much to say this time. Questions 1. Who wrote Hiawatha? 2. What is sleet? 3. Where do we get honey? 1 Answers 1. Long Fellow. t 2. Frozen rain. ( 3.: The bees make iff"* j ??I close, * Isadore Thompson. - i T HAVE BEEN VERY BUSY Dear "Bill: How are you feel- ,* ,J ing? I am ok. But haven't writ- , ten in a long time. What is the ( 'jp "raining' hera now. - Bill, I am still -j canning vegetables for the winter. h Bill I will have to do the cooking a and cleaning up the house, because j. 5 mother is at the bed side of her s y~ afster In Spartanburg, S. C. . ^ I'll knock off?bo long, ^ -f SARAJf THOMPSON. ' l< ?he jjUH'S CKFA'pST WEEKD BILL CARVER, Editor I APPLICATIO \ . "> DAT fNAME ADDRESS [ CITY? 1 ....... H BIRTHDAY , I GRADE* ...... SCHOOL Fill out th4? eouiioii and niuiM atamped The^j^g^mrrt Assembly. St., Columbia. S. C. 1 r?ll book, and 70U will receive > NEWS AlROl NI) TRIO, S. C. Here am I ajrain, readers! Tl\e wiather was very iticlemcnt anjl i v\> wi'i u ini1 \\ 01 snippt/i s. ai ?Jolih A. M. E. Chillih, Run. J. W. Weston preached. The .service yas held at_f> o'clock. This was rally day.. Total collections. $84.40. The church is moving forward*. Our people arc thanking God-for t+rr ifood prices received froiii tohacco. Mr. Elijah Bennett of Philadelphia, Pa., is home on a vacation. Mi-, and Ml-'. A. |\ 11 P,"tM i-n ha'.! as their dinner guests Messeis S \V. Bennett, Archie Scott, and J. McGee of Salters, S. C., also Mr. I.eon Bennett, a student of Allen University. ' Mr. Daniel Smith.of Salters was : he -truest of Miss Hat tie P. Berinett. Mr. Lewis Smith .was a visitor at' church. Sunday. .Miss Pwiseiila Bells was the dinner guest of Miss Orie. McFadtJen. . Mr." Fred Moore is home .from (.oris. S. C: ' Mrs. Ithoda Morris and son spent the week-end with her mother at Blakley, S. C. Those on the indisposed list are hnprovirrfr nicely. It is quite lonesome around here for the young ladies . since the : -o't?tt?mi1!: vp ;n i;:.< ?t ,.: :> i\ .-n -ure? -nuii ca:i incm out-o:-iown. The Junior .Missionaries-will be lonuM'tl with a party?on Saturday evening at the home of Miss Ola Mae Tis^ile. . .Miss Carolina' McClavy visited Misses Ke and Adii Snii'ii, Sim y. t m urn (I. IN TON; .1 (NIOH Vol r I-TT I: "news irock' nmrs. o.: TiiihKs aic stui alive around old V. (' and are he ilur put in readiness for the opening of tin- forty-first session of the std-.oo] on September 3D, l'.'do. lvhe late of <tpening has been.nlcforred vvk weeks due to the. Tact that a modern huijdi'n?v containing: Six 'I'H-i-i one?is?neu Milder Trrfn-t.rue-. tion, and will he ready for oceu.paiu'v at the proper, time. ' been reeenedr and ermtintTe t?o come daily, therefore the out-look is bright fpra banner year numei'i ally.' . A eonjp. t'-td crop of ii-'iclicv has been carefnlly selected who hail from some-of the leading in -ditutions in the country. A four year high school course and 'two years of junior? normal -training will be otTered"those who come within the confines 'of its classical walls. . ?President .1. 1 Stanback shall 1h? glatPto give any o'ther informationt'o those who write him. S-PAR'TANJH'IM; NEWS Little Miss Anna I.ee T.and of Norfolk. \*a.. is visitiifir her aunt. Matilda Johnson, 272 Sdgcwood Ave.,-'-Spartanburg, S. C., who is now visiting her grand father, Mr. C'ato Whitenef at Monticello, S. C. She will return to Spartanburg, and will spend two more weeks. New Trinity Baptist Church Rev., B. F. Stewart, Pastor . Monday night, August 12, our revival meeting began with Rev. Coleman of Spartanburg as our helper. Prayer meeting began every night at 8 o'clock by dilferent brothers. Rev. Coleman's texts _ were as follows; Monday night, I 'Good will provide," from Genesis J 20:10; Tuesday night, "Whosoever ivercometh I will give thee a pil low with me," from Revelations 1:0: Wednesday- night from Jer. ">:12; Thursday night was a coninuatiofi of Wednesday night; Fri- ' lay night, "Ye must he born a-' rain." The pulpit was graced dur-1 ng the week with the following ninisters, Revs. B. F. .Stewart, ioleman. A. L. Sexton. II. R. Joif- . >s; Willie McMillian, Willie Mur- ' y. Mimcy taken up during week, '>75.70; jpiners, 50. People at- j ending duriifg week were more | han 5. thousands. We wish to | hank all of our friends for their, ooperation and good attendance. ' rhis was the third year Rev. Cole- i nan has been with us. We are hvays glad to have him. Miss j tilth McMillian has been on the ' ick list but is recovering fine. 1 Irs. Mattie Pearson is still. on * ie sick list. f Essie McMillian, Reporter. 1 &\? V. . - T uifer-f ' *? N BLANK -| j Hi 1*3 j ... STATE \ ! I AOE ; it together with a self addressed i j~ ttr^Leader Bill Carv?r'?~Club, 1810 ? four name will be placed on theg ^ a membership card and button c ' ???? ? t HESTFKFllSLD -NEWS "" By .Miss Sara A. McCullough ' The revival, meeting closed at Alt. Tabor M. E. Church Friday bite, after a very successful meet- # iiig during the week. ReV. I. A. (Jury the pastor, conducted his own meeting, and nreached many soul.slii l ing?sermons. Every ?one attending was benefied by the Holy Spirit. Sunday was regular preaching day at Grand?View?Presbyterian Church. The pastor-,.-Rev: H. L; Counts wa?* at his post of duty at . the usual tin$e Sunday a. m. Sunday heinir vofiilni- prnnrhii^r lav_at Jlurs't Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion Church, and the beginning of their revival meeting. The pastur. Rev: ?W. W. MeCullough,preached two forceful sermons, j A large crowd attended both ser-' vices. Tlie meeting will continue throughout the week. - Visitors attendingThe services Sunday a. m.' and p. m. were Rev( H. L. Counts,1 Edward; Madames, C. 'M. Gill, | Leah Stantley,' Annie Edwards,' (iritfin, Johnnie Sanders, Misses, 0 Malindy Cue; Bessie Baucotn, Eli-1 zabeth Johnson, and many others whose names I do pot recall. Come again, visitors aou "are always ivelcome. Revival meeting closed* at St. _ James A. M. E. Zion Church', Frilay. Tliey had a wonderful meet- ' ing, and many souls were added to the 'up building kingdom. Miss Matlie Roherson is ho ni g :'rom X:-V. C., visiting her parents Mr. aiul Mrs. Samuel Roherson. Wo wish for her a ftleosant stay wIttIp In xlu- city. ; She is lodking the picture of health. Mrs. S. E. McCulloxjgh is out of thy city for a few weeks, visit'-my 1ikmds in Mi-Call, and Bennet tsville, S. C. Mioses Margaret and Charlie 15* 11 Stantly had as their guests last Sunday afternoon,*Misses Sara Jackson. Sara A. McCullougli, and Dorps (Jill. They had a jolly lime during the afternoon. .Misses Mattie, Mary Helen, and Flora Bell Roberson. motored to .Wadesbooro, X. C J, Sunday afternoon for their mother. Mrs. Mary Rtrberson who spent last \Teek with her cousin. Miss Sara Wadsworth called at the home of Miss . Sara A. McCullnugh Sunday P. M -"'Mrs. Annie Edwards had as, her dnnner guests Sunday, Mrs. C. M. (Jill, and daughter, Mrs. Griffin of Washington, IT. C. Miss Susie Hayes .has returned to her homo at .Hampton, S. C., af"ter a very pleasant stay with her cousin. ? RevjiJXA, c?ary made a pop call at the parsonage, Saturday after moon to see Rev. W. W, McCitlough. Miss llelyii Jenkins and mother had as their dinner guests Sunday .Misses Gertrude Johnson; and Bessie Ilaucum. Miss Johnson is here visiting from Sardinia, ~S. C. Mrs. Jennie Leah TTSul" as hex dinner guests Sunday hex- pastor, ' Rev. W. W. McCullough and daughter,. Sara, Mrs. Resa McClain. and Miss Malindy Coe. ' Many0, appetizing courses were served. All enjoyed themselves to the highest. Mr. James Coe anil friends of Charlotte, N.' C., were' in the" city Sunday visiting relatives, and friends. , ; Rev. Kendell, pastor of the A. M. E. Zion Church, Cheraw, S. C.. caviled at the parsonage Monday a. m.,'to see Rev. W. W. McCullough. . Rev. J. R. Blake continues on the sick list. Master Robert Jackson spent < Sunday afternoon with Master*^ Columbus Gill. ] Mr. Van Readfern of Washing- ( totf, T). C., was in the city last week. Mr. Jack Robers'on has returned home after.several months' stay in Richmor*d> Va.? ? 7 l~j MOKIUS CIIAPEL ^ < BAPTIST CHURCH The Pastor's Aid Club met at ' the home of Miss Ruth Posey, Gil Taggart St., Thursday afternoon Fit 5 o'clock, Aug. 15, 1935. The house was called to order by ' 1 shott devotional period after ' .vhich a very interesting program ' ,vas rendered. -The program was .' is follows: solo, Mrs. Letha Kin- 1 ird, "I am on my way;" reading, ( Urs. Katie Felton; Duet, Messers *osa A. Little and Daniels; some | HE PALMETTO LEAD EE We are still in the mids of our summer, meeting. 1 am sure our parstors wHl fell like their vaear ; rr?*-??? ?7T ~~ " i " nun wnen ever iney close lor good. This week found us at the various chuiches. Rev. Washington with Rev. J. C. Cox at Collie M. E, Ghureh. Rev. A. W.?Wright with Elder Garden. Rev. Jone at it,?M+ehel -Mr?K. -Church;?Rev; W. F. McCuy left Sunday Jot this nleeting at Bethesda Bajitsit Church, Society-Mill, -S. -C. r The District Missionary of the Berea Association opened Friday with a large delegation from far and near;?The" convention held all of their meetings at Second Baptist?Chuieh,?Rev,?McMillon, postor. This closed one of the best sessions of the convention. Mr. Pervis died over the weekend at his home on Mr. C. B. Breeden's place. Funeral service took place Sunday Lt Sh'iloh Church. Rev'. A. J. Wright, pasMrs. Lucy Lamb and Mrs. Rose ner uaviu ciiuu at meir nomes during the week-end. Our friends* are still coming in from the northern states on their vacation. , - .. j Mr. H. B. Baker of Englewood, N. J. accompanied Misses Martha, Katie, Le no re a ml Vintor Ervin arrived home to spend their vacation with parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ervin. J* Mrs. Bessie I-' wson and two children, Mr. Robert and Mists lUhretta t.nwson arrived home on their vacation tram Philadelphia, Pa. They arc* the JuTuse quests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ervin and Mr. and Mrs. Dawson. ? . : Miss Madie Lee Colmond is home from N. Y. vsiting grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colmond. Mrsv Brunsoji of^tiartsville, S. C. and Miss Annie Curry of BennvttsYille, S; C. left for a*" few Weeks vacation in N.-Y. Rev. A. J. Wright lelt vl uesdayto accompany . his lLther-in-law home at N. Y. after Rev. E. W. | Bowen had a happy two week's si n v i n nut' t v Mr. Ellerson, Evert Thompson accompanied them up.? Miss Cerrenter Sanders left Tuesday for a week's stfc y in Washington, I). C. with sisters and friends. < * Prof. McCaiister of King Street', S. C. arrived in the city Thursday. He was the houae guests of Miss M. Reese on Huiso n St. - Watch the hoiu* Colum and see I whatVcnr; :? Mr. John Reese arrived home son St., Mr. ?:.nd Mrs. H. Reese. Mi*. M. Wright of N. Y. arrieved in the city fo- a fyvy days. v He is the house guest of Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Wright. Mis. Morris, teacher at Allen University, is in the city visiting nor children, Prof J. H. W. Morris* anci family on Jenning St. .Mjs. K. Covington is out again to the. cli-light of all after a few \v.ecks of illness. Meeting he ' n Sunday at Secnd Baptist Church, Rev. McMillen, pastor. . Miss* Grace of Dunns; S. C. is in thevisiting Mr., and Mrs. stuhl)" on King St. Miss Kvolyn McKay and Mrs. M. McKay arrived home Saturday after a stay in N. Y. Miss B. "E. Gil ham,- County Supervisor, made a Visit at the -summer schrrol in Marion, ~S. C. Thursday. ; Miss llattie Turncyi of Savannah, Ga. i< in he city visiting her sisfer, Mrs. Carrie D. Reese. Mrs. Iv-tell Bingham and sister, Mrs. 1 I vis of. N. Y. are home for a few weeks visiting mother, Mrs. R. Pcguse ori" Hudson St. Sick friends, Mr. S. E. Froger, C. It. Ross, Deachn J. S. Watson and Mrs. Ida Grace. Mr. Clarence Brown. * .. . Shiloh Church Ne*s Rev.' A. J. Wright, Pastor Sunday morning at the usual hour found the superintendent, Dr. L. M. McCollum and his cowoikers on the Job with their .'lasses. "Martha," our . subject, was beautifully: discussed and the teachers put full stress on being ready to entertain our friends -as Martha \\< s.- Deacon N. Evans of Pleasant Hill was-our visitor. Rev. A. J. Wright 'entered the rostrum as usual. A splendid sermon was preached .by him. Four new joiners enter for Baptism. Miss S. Morris and Miss M. Reese sang a very touching interesting remarks by visiting, friends; Rev. and Mis. Norford, Mrs. Minnie Raylie Jvliich were enjoyed bv all and'short talks by Mrs. Willie Smith; Philadelphia, Pa.; solo, Miss Beatrice Posey, 'Have thy own way;" remarks by the president and business. The hostess served a course "of ice n-oam auod cake, we-then adjourned. Mrs/ Lei a Johnson, Persident. The Pastor's Aid Club of Morthe church at the usual hour, with the president in carge, the dlub r/as called to order by a short devotional period after which a very interesting program was rendered, seemingly was enjoyed by all, iomc very interesting remarks tvere made by the Mrs. Helen Doniblson of Newark, N. J., who is lere visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Irene Donaldson. The sick committee reports the illness of >ur visiting friend's baby, and also n the hospital here, we hope it an ;arly recovery. ? After dismisaion of business, we ;hen adjourned to meet at the tome of Mrs. Maggie Wood*. \ . _ . ' }>. } ' ^,r.: ^ s *' * 1 ' duet, "It iteyB toaBFVe Jesus." " The Junior choir is still in charge of the music and they are doing nicely. The visitors were called for which was quite, a large number. .?? TKeThineral service of Mr. Pervis took place Sunday at 3 p. m. Rev. E. M, Booker arrived in the city from N. Y. with Rev. A. J. Wright Saturday. He was very tired from his stay in summer school but Sutidav mornintr found him at the pool ready to Baptise the numborjof souls at his churchr Saw Mill Baptist Church. When in the city visit ounchurches. You are welcome. NEWBERRY NEWS Calvary Presbyterian Church . Notwithstanding the fact the j weather was rainy Sunday niorning all" Officers, "teachers and children were present on time. The lesson was enjoyed by all who was present. During the chlidrein's Hour Rev. Reasoner used for his . ject, "Write your name." During the brief story.,he told the undesirable way by duress, selfishness, ill temper and bitterness; the desirable manner by politeness, kindness, pleasantness and loving disposition. His .text was, "Let all bitterness, wrath, and I anger be put away from you." Epis. 4:21. -.Closing prayer.by Mr. S. W. Allen, Sr. Master Paul R. A11on h ? M^.vvvvw ?li? OVI^ bU UC sung, "Wonderful Words of Life." During the preaching service our pastor used for scripture lesson, Psalms 46. The text of his sermon was found St. Luke 2; 14 "Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace good wilj to men." "Theme, "The.Dawn, of Po.ce." He> gave an out line of the Peace IPact and emphasized the necessity of our continuation to pray for peace. It Wttsr^ very impressiv^ f and" instructive. St. Matthew Baptist Church ?We, had?a?splendid? Sunday " School Sunday morning. * I B. Y. P. U. was opened at its ' usual hour. The program for the 1 Ingram visited our service durinng B. Y. P. U. hour. I Devotion was conducted by Mesdtemes Eunice Wicker and Atkins at 7:30 p. in. As our pastor was away on account of revival meet| ing at one of his churches, James Hopewell, the service wa3 dismissed after devotional service. The principal-of Morris College Sumter, S. C. visited the homes Vf fl'i D or.^1 Willie i ui mum:, MJ. vuiuuo ['M. Wilson?Wednesday?morning We hope he will call again soon. I Mrs. Fannie Goudlock has beei _ > ill for a tew days but we are glad I to A y she is much better. I Mr. and Ml*s. S. W. Allen, Jr gave a birthday party for their | son, Master Joseph Allen, Tuesday afternoon. There were fifty children present. He received many useful and valuable pre**I enus. The prizes were won by ' Master Johnnie Hare lend Miss Margaret Foi'd. Mr. Allen played j several games with them. The ladles present were Mesdames H. B. I\Y hue, Grace C. Grant, Daisy Burton, Virginia Gray, und' Alma Robinson. The home was beautifully decorated with pink roses. I After a delicious course of ice cream, cake arid mints all of the t children left with- smiles- '* I* At the- close of the party Mrs. ' Allen presented a njuaicale. The fo^wing students rendered very unique selections!; Masters Paul R. and Joseph A. Allen, Misses Addie H^re, Azalee Wilson, Geneva Gilliam, Evelyn Martin and Eugenia Allen. The parents present were Mesdames E. E. G>' ulden, Tweet and Ida Hare. All e<njoyed a pleasant - afternoon. i%e colors for the afternoon were pink and white; Miss Louise Ruff of Newberry, S. Gb,- Route 4 -and Mr. Irry Moon, saiuda^S. C. Rqute 1, were H; ppily Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Harper by Kev. Harper last week. Miss Katie Mae Hare spent a few days at home'with her mother relatives and friends. Mesdames Eva M. Wadsworth, Bernice Lilliewood and Reedei Clinton, ^S. . were 'irr-the city -Friday visiting relatives and friends. Rev. W. G.. Crawford, the pastor of Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. Church of Sumter, S. C. who conducted a revival meeting at Trinity Church for Rerv. Johnson, cHlled to visit hi i?\j A T Mnrttn twipo whiU in the county. They are devoted menus. Miss Angeline Gallman has returned home alter spending severaal weeks with Mrs. Andrenia Ruff of tJolumbia, ?b". C. She reported a very pleasant trip. Mr. WardJaw Rutherford was ouried Sunday afternoon at St Jhon Baptist Church, Rev. Collins pastor. Mr. P. B. Pratt undertaker in charge.? Mrs. Carrie Creamer, the wife of Mr. Darwin Creamer died on Monday at /the State Hospital in Columbia, S. C. The Women's Auxiliary of the Baptist Churches of Newberry bounty held theirahnualpicnlc at Clinton, S. C. All of Mie old ladies and gentlemen enjoyed the oftting Witjv the members and i friends. The musical festival" by the Community Choir was quoted to be the best that the white friends W.'.ve ever heard. The majority of the audience being white people. Mrs. J. W. Whito( white lady of this city who has a Millinery Shop) has presented to the Community Club some straw braid and hats to be used in the Bible School next term. Don't forget the Musical Program by the Young People of St. H ' "* *? Lulce Episcopal. Church Sunday cfterooon, Aug. 25th. Mrs. Blondell Jones Gilliam is spending a few weeks in Atlapta, Ga. with her sister. Mrs. Werverre -Rnrff rtr.fc?7s" spending a few days with Miss Emnia L. Clark in Prosperity. Attqrney Clarence Younz and hi? daughter of Washington, D. C. left Saturday morning after having spent a week with his parents, relatives and friends. , Bethlehem BaptistChurch Last Stniuay the church .goers ivere neld up try the constant l'-in fall which started in the early morning, _ but inspite of the rain services were held ui Bethlehem Baptist Church. Kev. E. E. Caul ueu,? opone??unuay II1U1.IIing as never bei'ote. He used a* his subject, "Jesus, ideu of Itefigian," text,/'For 1 say unto you, liJ.-.t except your righteousness shall exceed -the righteousness of the Scribes and Pharisees, '1 e can in no wise enter into the Kingdom of " Mail?a-On- At* the morning service one person joined the ehurcn. Ev&rybouy lett the service with a glad; heart ana a,?r*eater determination to live (according to the teachings, of Jesus fchrist. , ' . Rev. E. E.. Gaulden came back' Surtday night with another burning message; using as a subject, "Jehovah's Indictment Ag' inst The Ingraditude of His People,' text, "He hath shewed thee, O man, what-rs good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but t.o do justly,, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God." Mich. 6:8. In his discourse he said tna, the people of to-cf.-y" like the Israelite;', are quite umj a'.efufto God, very often we fail to nank God for the many blessings VVtof T-In Vine Knefrvwn^ nnnn ?e? many of us are struggling along in this world >.>s though we"are lost from God not knowing just what He would have us do. We nay be lost from God, but it isn't because we debit . know what He would have us do; I would rather think that its because we don't want to do the right thing. "What ridth the?Loi-J?require??thee, but to do justly, and love mercy. nd to walk humbly with thy God.'K If we \Vould do that the world would be better and the pee pie the world-over would love each other more. Our revival meeting will begin ; Monday hight after tl)e second Sunday in (September. Rev. M. i M. Feice will be the evaiVgf li.-t. Come and join us against tin forces^ of sin. ROCK HILL, NEWS By W. E. Wamsley ? " 1 1 ' 1 'U n ? President J. H. Goudlock. Mr. Maceo Hardin and the reporter were in Anderson last week. We attended th? Rocky River Associa ? >1- <lr.il :11 ,1 Mv. lion. iUI". ? Blleii Uiuuici aiiu ?'?1. Odell Mills motored to Great Falls and Columbia, S. C., to see the former's sister" who is in the Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Ozella .Vynn of Philadelphia, Pa., is visiting her mother, ^Irs. Ethel Colbert of 128 Allen St. Mrsr H. Brown is now home after speeding several weeks on a vacation! Mr. Sidney Hemphill of Washington, D. C., is visiting his mother and sister, Mrs, and Miss Willie M. Hemphill of West Black St. Miss Fannie Macon" who is "teaching in" Lancaster, S. C., was in town the past week-end. 6 The following persons were dinner guests of M. Norman Walker Thursday, Aug. 15, Mrs- Annie M. PINCKNEY S F1 UNDERTAKER AND LI( _ SOUTH CAROLIN IBBB B 1006 Washington st Travel anywhere. on the SOUTH A Jure far everu purs ?ONE WAY and ROU t foe Each Mi m ROUND TRIP TICK! Eaek Mi IrWl ROUND TRIP TICK! .fo* Back Ml a ON* WAY TICKETS | Xjffi Each Ml Good la Sleeping and Pi proper charges for apace 1 Economize by leaving your using the Excellent Dlnir Be Comfortable in thei W. E. McGEfX A. G C^stlicrnRai . :t 'iaiM - ,r fiMartti.. -n . ' i ' .f?* n r Saturday, August 24, 1935 ? ?? ? "Cloud. Mrs. Millie E. Jordan, Rev* and Mrs. A. T. McDaniels, Rev. 1 and Mrs. W. Piggs. I Trinity lbiptist < luirrh ^ -fl Rev. B. K. Mason, Pastor Sunday school opened promptly with the Supt. ami teachers at their post of duty. The lesson was wonderfully explained and much . enjoyed by all present. Our. Sunday school is small in number, but is big with information. Our secretary, Mrs. C. II. Cloud was abo.. 14-u*. lli her husband. This is the first Sun day she had been absent this year. She was absent only once last . f year. This being our off day, our other .churches in and abound the eity. I.Tttle Miss Margaret Ruth Nash celebrated her 12th birthday Monday, August 12, 1935, at her home on Black St., with I t playmates . present. They wyre served a delicious course of lemon sherbet and* cakes. The party was enjoyed jiy everyone. .* - Si? Miss I.uvenia Movant of Salisbury, N. C., is the house guest of Miss Naomi Flowe on Crawford St. * i M iss Elizabeth Gilliam and Mrs. I KatheriiTe Johnson were the din- f ner quests of Mr?. Ada L. Flowe, Sunday. A delicious menu was VI served. ' Mrs. Katherine P, Johnson lpft the city Tues'day for Greensboro. L N. C., where she will join - her- - I brother, Mr. Theodc ie Boulware on route to New Bern. N. C. p . P On Saturday morninjr Miss Alyee Mae Kamseur left the'. city for 1 Greensboro, N. C., where she is. " spending sonic time with theWitherspo'on twins. 1 . JteVTainT Mrs. C. I/. Flowe and family spent WcdilVsday near Harrisburjr; N. C., where, there was held a happy- reunion of the for-'" mer's family. They report-an enjoyable "day. . Mr. and Mrs. F. P.. Phifcr and family visited Mrs. .-Georjjia Phifcr arid ilauehtei.. Margaret Phi- ~ for his mother of Crawford Rd., Mr. Joseph Sawyer left for Sparrows Point,"Md. W. E. WhVnslo-y. Reporter. HERE AND 1 HERE /' lty CM. Williams .St. Matthews. S. c.?Miss Julia Jones w-s snake. bitten* wide | walking alonj?_the road near her holiie l 'liday e\ er nn jr "H retvm]>a iie'.l by her si.ter, Edna. Slie is donig njcely. . : ? 1? Mrs. C\ E. .Williams, Grand Juvenile Matron of the I & E. A. S. visited' yrt.up^ V..i_?I?attri?ItT <ir ' . Jerusalem n .1 Sahni?LUiuj-elres? and served -yl, t lie chil hen with cold sweets and tliey <11(1 ' enjoy it. Miss Julia .1 ones . 'nn A| rs. A. ()Wilis are .the local .m;i1 roe j. We leifFiied with regret that Mrs. Mary Al. iJeas'of llopkiii- is : a! uIso- Mrs.- Ellen Je-nd of Eastover.' Miss Verde)I U jil~i-'ns . n r I Mr. "Roosevelt. ' Sumter celebrated a joint birthday party .Monday -i>iydlL?AIL Uiiy^t* enjoyed " T~ happy evening'. ? .Mm.lay war "a ".ohe day in this ." section, f-hT.reh service* - weik- f rained out or dump' Uev. W. Wine .luld the latter at Mt. Nebo... Kevs. 1. S. Uei-d ani J. \V. Williams accompanied by tin -officers of St. .lamesmdio-eu t , the home . >_Jr ol Ml~ Jus. Aioye. ami ji?riormeiT* Baptismal rites- for .Mr. Moye who , is ill in?bed. ? Mr. J -... Coo tie p. if. Kintf > ille is _ in the hospital with a broken foot but i^dolng line. UNEIiAL HOME | SENSED EMBALMER OF A AND GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral jj ^-T-~ I Equipment 3 AS GOOD AS THE REST I And Belter than the Rest R And l'riees Less OHice Phone 5707 Residence Phone 7765 COURTESY AND SERVICE I COLUMBIA, S. C, ? I ? nBwaaasKaaanviULl _ ^T" , j_ . .any day *1/f, ERN^ I . ft"' ' Pm Mm V U; I. > ND TRIP rOACII Tir.KKT? le Traveled * V . I ITS?Return 'Jmlt 15 Diji He Traveled I ITS?Return Limit 6 Month# lie Traveled B> Traveled ___ trior Can en piymeat ef i occupied. No rareharga. Automobile at home ?bJ Southern tg Car Service Safety of Train Travel ? P. Aw, Columbia, S. C. 1 way System} *'? - - - -'