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' | Speak* now
. roin The Trenches|
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KBT. ,tt> Phnip h.iin i
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r MY RKVIYAI. OHKKYATIONSf
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Dprin^r the t'ntlK* month of" Au!
^gust. we tuok advantage?uf the-revival
seasons, "to a -1 ^ Tn tin-'
U'nnl. ..t .....I ,.U
- the?.methody used. For the- last
4 weeks'. Tfnave brtrn~atmriyb>cmt^
? vinced t<> believe Thai the AujsflstrevivalsTn
these days'?m a groat
extent are.complete failures.'Many
churches run meetings a whole
week,, and not have one U'rTsav d
person to bow tor prayer. Those
~ churches ought erase to' invite sin
tiers. and every urofesso'et. 'C hr Is "
, -tian in th<ni go to the. altar themselves
alidi'.o?until?t-hey receive
-p^wer from on?bnrbr. In
some .churches few professions are
rnado an,| accessions revived. Hut
it is only' a pitanve when conipared
-with the number of unmoved
?? sinners in tho-e- ehurehesr?(*ed-4sto.
-be praised however for ven
^one soul. Put there could-be mul.
"tiplied many'if the Chritians would
-?dedicate- thun-rl vv ]' [ th-- nvi.ng
of souls during .these August revi-.
?~""~*va1~:r and the preachers consecrate
themselves to tied to deliver a
message trat would carry conviction.
-SThneijs wiTl never be con-'
verted' from sermon? coming more
front the head than from the h' art.
Nor will they be converted in
"3 ~ni ? < Vs..J >i iii i .i rin ; i;..n ,p.
socializing ami eating than they
do. praying.
MISSIONARY * (ON V K Nil 0 N S
The?King -t re' I >i t riet?< 'onsen.
lion was a record breaker. Dr. J.
L. Benbosy. rs the presiding elder,
and -Mrs. M. B. B*. nbowc. the dis*
trict -president'. She is md' ed a
? "'"r'hy Pnfl <K?|ii]*n<int I'.a.Ur B"th
the Missionary women and minis-.
. tejtg.of the district are proud of its
intelligent head. .Mr?. B.hhowV
annual, address -was a fitting tri
bute to her rated ability. Her
convention was organized in' the
. strictest sense. Aside from a com.'peten^t
stafT of constitutional officers-,-she-advanced
the idea of a
_ stati-drcap, and. through thi
medium the district received inf<TV
^ - mati'ui.'.that was never given be
tore in itIllSlui t.?Th n too"!'die
;? cause' of the conipleu orgakilKUlioil
, of .the district the president was
at th'- annual con for nice branch
convention. --The opening'- sermon
.. . by the presiding elder stirred - the
?ent y-e convention, ami I Jr. W. I'.
Carolina preached a gr1 at. sermon
that night. Dr. Jv- II Hughes;
pastor, immortalized lumsclf in tho
entertainment of the convent-ion
delegates. '. ' =>
THE CONFERENCE BRANCH
This meeting has already . In en
'reported hut too imich can not l>v
said relatives to the fine spirit
manifested in this conventiom-The
able sermon by Dr. R. E. Brogdem
in" silling elder of tlie Mt. l'k-a^
'ant . DTstrter " \v?? , f he tif 1 k of tTie
Convention. The Rev. C. A. \Yi 1 liams.
and his'kood people K"\e ustho
reception of our .fives,. 1)r. '['.
J. Miles, was detained but' ?.ui his
arrival h?- delivered an address
that made os all proud of hrini as
our Episcopal aspirant. An tinus?i
....... n,.. ,.r
^resignation ami t^jje seasons cited.
Mrs! M. B. Benbow. sub mTFf ed hei
resignation as 2nd vice-presid' nt
a>v she had been plaeed-at the head
of the Kitnrstr e_hjstriet. Mr-. W.
T. Murray resigned -the Mrre^ary-ship
as she was the president < f
the Mt. Pleasant District. Thiwas
the best spirit we ever say
demonstrated in such a meeting*
Mrs. W; P. Carolina, 'also resiirned
as head of the Juyenile""departmelit.
Thi ne\v conference officerare
Mrs. K. Philip F.llis. Mrs'./F.
C. Greenwood, Mrs. It. K. Brogden,
send Mrs. Fred 'Green, Mrs. Itosa
A., Brown,- is. indued a .fine president
and is greatly admired by h i
host of followers.
Ol It < HLRCTL P-APF.RS
While Me weie";TT)>en; 'from The
Palmetto Leader columns we wrote
to the church papers as to our
state's affairs, and those readintr
the recorders will see in a (' w days
what we have said. We have bec'n
asked to submit hrit'fs to the Afro,
arjd other ttading weeklies. So
we shall have somewhat to say in
these papers in the near futpre.'
By all. means keep your, eyes on
Th*: Leader if ym would know tIn'
signs ofTKe tiines in chifiTiT'arid
everything el-e. This will ho our
broad casting station. And I
would suircrest that in all denoniiwe
were ch ctod a reporter for The
Leader, have that persons solicit
subscribers, and Toward the same
with their report Co I'll (J Assembly
f?tre? t, Columbia, at the close of
their meetings. The company will
in turn send them their commission.
'the in ion'
The Interdenominational Ministors'
Alliance oT Charleston and
vicinity, resumed its sessions last
Monday. At the close of the last
meeting in July, the Union recessed
until the 2nd Monday in September.
The first meeting foilow?c?lug
the laUatio'n w.u-. ono of in ,|
ation. Dr.'Samuel IJoyd, Pres.,
was at his post and his enthusiastic
remarks were well received by
the ministers. During' the period
of vacation the^ Hew Sampson
Brown, was assigned to\:onduct religious
services at the Yld folks'
u
home ami the veteran's camp. Tit
was assisted by the Rev. (d. IJ. Milch*
11. Arehrdeacon Baskervill wa:
appointed to .redder this se?vic<
duritur the month of September
xt -Mm-11 ay. n rcnresentatm
[from, the H* d Cros.s Associatioi
.will a idress lYjit 1'nioTi.
ST. liKi; Our
"spl ine: revival la>t.^JLay wa:
completely rained ottt. anti as ou
tall revival is held in November
we launched a I'vw nit is ny etinj*'it
Ainru-t. with Si-ter Ktta (Iraham
of l.miisville-. Ky. as' ?Tu[ speaker
A nd despite the?ratir eviuw^Tmclr
-a\e two. we had a womlerfO
meeting. 25 converts in one week
"Sister" tlraham. is a power iii re
ivals. She is ayjii gospel pi jjgl
er and will appeal to any kiml i>
audience. (l'hen too. our eonvfio
cation knovts how to make a moot.
n'l* a' siii'i'css. Thvy ko* p theiin
thi-ii hun?ict Sunday'
program follows.; I'rayer meetihj
-Hfi'ri? t Ih>^- P-phO; . '-Allen ~I.cajjf.up.
in.: prefichi-n'ff *-11:15 a. in
by ra~t"i : * i>. m. sermon followi'i
(o, t uptism and in-' ptii'ti 'of nToni
:1a-vs. Let the t'hristians play fo
?J??' ' <r i-i' ' 1 H.'.iv Spip
" l.i-t u? advance on out* knees.
\ki.isi.k m:\vs
Sum 'ay ua a hitch day at Wil
ie n .pel .A. M. K. t'hurd
Sunday sc-.h? <>1 opined ut.th?\usi:
aj hour, the Supt. Mrs. Alt'a .1
vVillianis being absent, the paste
w?tcd in' her place.- 'Mrs. Kile
Knulish took chaise o'f the lst~an
hid class. The- lesson \v.Ys beauti
ully discussed- Quite a lu mber <
hildren were out. Wc thank til
Is for si-ndinir ti'.ein out. K>
owiug'the Sun iav school, the pa
.... II I." 11 : II: <
I. hi >. 11. i.. 111111 i i r i prcaciie,
wo- sold stirring sermon' durin
he s'Tiices six" "hew converts wer
added to the.church. namely Mi's
~ Ka' to Sunt I'. Mac Hut h Smi:
1 essiv Mitchell. Mac l.illic Ki
Ciish, Mae Ruth .Ictei atid Mj
Lloyd A. Mitchell
The kept, ntccti'iijf "\v.il 1 b j.ni) *
-*t-r?!) .lie A. M. l-rt Zin'n?A'.ll.'.ir
Sunday. Sept. 15-"J0th. Rev. \\
F. 1Lilian of Hamlet. N - wi
or.diict: the .mcotinjs. lie i-"
brother oi" the pastor. UeV." II. I
Lilian. We ar. asking ollr men
' o coin.'.and w> rship with n-. W
us- Ally sony ti> hear of M
1m ry" Thompson.' the soli of Mr
VTilry Thonipsi n id' St.* T.-itke !>i
ntr hurt in car 0 ih.-r~Whoj
t is not . serious. . .
Miss lie nice Hi oM'ti 1,. I't Stu
my n't'' i lii'iu; nm: *'
i. u'l ;a in/ie!,1 !' 1 a t. e! . . who?i
I!. Mrs. Ro-anna .letcr let; Sa
- II" .av Id' he,- : p- ( iu :ium"
)hio. afti iv ?vpt ii-Jiii- ja wliil mTT
. p'ai.-nty ilr' All. (i. Daw I,
M- -of >( ' I 'ivfliu ' '. '' t orniel l\ e
His town sjient ; few .day h i
with tli's:. Mary Sartor 'and < tl
f~. Her two lit" 11* jJiat I liauj-tl
- i.i . iu' ' ' pani "i?lun-. Xw?
p I Out| t o " St e_ Alii. 1 >atv k i ns. a?i
-ony to see I cr It nVo. Wo all? i
UlMl'd to .see Mr. < il!> dc .1 >.iM'li" 11
?Tit?TT";iiii aft' i Initio ill. a!>' ~M
Clinton M<; il''vK. We arc luipp
to have Mr. llaviwoti Sat tor l?a>
- 4tt?to v. t:.?:I'ui1 r; vn?liifr??He?*t-r?
i,cr la N' w .Vork. I le W iM.at' at
lo'.t. sou iSmith his -i vi ut. M
" lie Hilt att'i I.aw a rem <v s'artc
- U't lot 1 lai l'i>?n Tuom.i v. I la- t
?rtttrss UOAI) (.'()MMt MTV
l\asl.'vit, S. ('. The 'meet iny i
Sliik.li '"A. M. K. ' e-liurch. starte
Suhda\ niyht September Sth wit
Rev. ColiiiViati ni' Camden iuetvaiy
u; ;i>tinj. by IT- yhoir.. .
Mr' Ki I ward- Cantv. Louis Ma
- l-.amoiu.v-S.. \b_ Iihoii ii* i t he repor
t*f) ami their irirl . friends w -1
iloWu Suiiilay ivi-niity from Colun
bin. S. C. \ Ltilitiar.H heir : "patw
- and friends Mis-. Mat'i i< a!
Columbia .was -do^ui' vi-srtintr M
John \Vpt-on'"an i latnily. Tin
alJ We-re- at rluiirh . Su'nda.v liiirht
. I'lnf. .1. S. Anderson i- on '
' thi*1 community. - Ii is .hi .re e.
business ainl mahir.tr plans 1'<
- v in ni' 1 ['i nin;r. : ~?
Prof. Anderson alnl his -iny
will appear in a re-dta! Siindn
uiyht at"Mt. Xebo. Waterco^*1^
The puhlie j> -inviteel. Co'me at
KT a r "Vlieiy. "r '
The Cshi r Cnion will ntcct wit
s'hihrlV A. M. IK. Church Saturdii
Si pteiulf r 1 1 til." Vmi are invite
to Poiif - Tile' nieetiny starts e
i :tif) o'eloek. Conie* <>ne, come a
you ar w'elcbnH', rufreshmen
free.
Mr. and Mrs. Talen Taylor i
New York City am re- her in Au
v isit iny his ; -i ! r. Mrs. He)
i amphelhand mother and friends
- Amnnu' . iho?e who .v.-re- Inn
from I lie [ CC Camp tint- weekMr.
Bob Thoiup on. ("heist iv.as II;
lis, John McLaiiicire, .John Jenkin
I.oe> .Simon, iittel s- veral- nidi
" ""K'fbAe iiaini's I "didn't y.e ts.V T-"
Mr. Andriw Rhoeien IV'ft* fi
Tetinessae the pTyst week for a
11 !< mm 111 i i' stay, iic is its v i< rot hi
of thr reporter,?Sarah ai
Rosa. McKcnzii arc vct'v ill at th
writing.
? A-Sur-prisc Party
A surprise 'party was given.. i
honor of Mrs. Mattie Fields, (
Savannah. Ga? Fridaynight, Sep
0,- 1Mf>. A'-'delicious course \vj
s* rved hy the, hostess, Mrs. Vin
.Flemming, the motlu r of' .MiFields
and assisted by Mrs. Fan
K. St' ward and Florence ! >anio
Tho-e present at the party wen
Mess- 5* Andisw Jenliins, of Alle
Columbia, S. C.; Sam Sniit1
Janus Kdwards and RurTin Flen
ming, Prof. J. S. Anderson of Co
. .umhia:-Mi-sc* Janie R( ss, CP opt
tria DeLaine. Mattie Bell Andci
son and <F. I la Mae of Columbia, an
Mrs. Fields of Savannah, f}a
Maud Smith", Gracy Flemming, la
cile and Dorothy Flemming.
Mrs. Fields left for Ga., Monda
morning after spending a wee
r-* . ^ t * r
! H APPENING AT Bl'KTON. s. S. _
The Seabrouk Happy KirfCwere I
defeated in their I?ab(>r Day iramo. ;
t However eat-lu-siasm is still rua? I
' , ninp: hiK^ TFuT boys tie 'trot frrH?<
- discouraged. The Cherokee team
f?lu .xiott.' tu?play miotln r?me ?=
- h VHy h' vie tot, in lis?tu ire?rrr -i
' succession.
o j'eel Vu'y K'Utei'i.l in the
' fuel that God luv.- been :'o inerci,
i.i'nl. unto us. He suffered no harm
"ti> b. fall us during the 'storm ot
~ Scpfmbcf fith: !l there ever was
t a. tini - ? lie --l.oui r~ live clo-er "in. _
I Goo, 1 think it's now.
| We reefet \uji y much to <Iepai t
. wjtu'-a few?u?__ui^r members who.
i-Ca+e=4eavuitf every. da^ 4or. school,
f-- Mr Eoch Shtuiklm left ?aur.d iy
. '"SepteuibeV- Sth for Atlanta where
: he will at'en I s-ho. 1 this >esv-nn
i ; ai i.ooKi-r i. ?asmnjrtnrt tntrn
> School. 'We -hope he will hyv a
i I successful term. In a few ua.V- t
Misses?Washing-ton--ami. Siuih k U n
L J will leave l'or Slate C-^lyge^ We I
i. ' arc looking forward to a- bright
d | fill ore, with si> noto'v yom.n nit i.i- .
- hers seeking higher education.
1 . The public schools of.this ohm~
t.V Well?U+J-a?S. p)..ml.. i 1'J'l,
usual. We are lookr.jyr forward to
The Pastor, Rev. Mclliwn, officers
and members are vi ry_i^v !
to have in their midst this btorn;?Imr?Rider?Nance
of?Wnb ci bm
Text taken ' from the Hook oh
I Isa. 2N:i7--Judgeii:ont wili I lav
i*. I to the line. The whole .-career id
n human destiny Is marke ! otf b\
d I l)ve liiHsj '.l,- Beinir; Re pen
i- i sibiHtv; 3, Conversion; J. lv?at'
I 1<I ' ' M'.D.. 1 ?1 loo' ?
'11 I\C"> . .UVDUMN II M'iHI U I" l" ? \
e 1 Psalm for the SiiimLv" tnoi T.inir'
' lesson .'i, The lit- th-.n >epar:"*
between- heaven ..an I HTTP "H1
tir-t three lines ' Khler Nitp"?* .*-'ai
^ ai t " fp'oiip as iiivu'uptary titles.
? Miss Thelma. Sli inklin. l a- hail hei
-?j t< nsits moved >ji -?i~ . en'ir.' _
nicely. She hope to leave WTi
school. next- week it'- np clianye-.
' Mi.' ,, /.innerman WnlUm::' Jr..'
nephew of Pr< fes.sop ant Mitt,
t Shanktin will' leave- S. t unlay 1o.>
| Sumter. Si t < . 11 - m?i hei r. lie w11!
1 I };tU ml .school. Mrs. Carrie Wil;i*
I Mains at epmpnt ied by Mr. W'.-i1I
tor Taylor an-1- hi-' fla'iuht. -in ^
| In-iv spent- .a few.-hmn - .at th
j schoi I S t' Hay] evenine. Mr?
i-. ; Carrie' Williams is from Pbiholel.
s. ..phia, l'ai I.ittle Kleanor Mil's.'
' ar<l-ilauy'' ter of My. :'iti<l M ?.
- Moses (Ir?-< ii. had lTer -toii-il- i?T'ioVeTi
on Satui ?lav nioriiinjf aj
l- It o'clock. Sic is ?11 i *t - tv
Kleanoi* .Vr?M's is '. ?h- iVr.- "
i? 1 ; '' i ii le.e ' !t>-i ! ' ii tv .1 i '? ;
s Miss VioVa S-. vaiotfr of \'ev
' Voik was called li nir to witn .
1 r the death of her- lather. Mr: Si1 v
?-who;-?!t;part* d thi< life ;
' fejv flays ayv 'CJorte'liUt rot for.
h- r of ehildren. The Vo-.'ii tv t ok
u rkarire i'l" him.-- .Mr. Paul MrKi'P
^ is t.'"?ho id ill" tins mh i1 ty.
^h-. Martha Mit-ehoN? who ' ha?y.
boon living in PayLtL^'imii., has
'* spmt a month with Jvtjjwmotljt'r
r; and father.- Pev. .amf N'trs. A. Ik
A II mill.on7 She ..lifts ' hu-ih t)o,m a
" Tuoo home and put thorn in it T- ' >
* comfort.
1 Mis. R- hoeca H.liui; ar'd Mr:'
M. Mi'choll sp?'|lt .a t't^-shnttr? a'
-r'l ool. i ' '
"" Ml1-. Roll Mui'l il> I-.- .1 ! -V-;
H T?-da v nnn'v ;; -vt'i. tV
-ilk: sill*.is otto ill. thl' l>: tfiUt i t
? I 111- ,-rI:i Wi!. ~ r
ST. ST I\ I'l IK N A. M. K. CIllIU II
! It .
-V- -?
Hov. 1). N. Wilson, I'ilstor
l" ~??tthi1ay;' Syjif." K. 'Was. an unusvrally
wrt ila'y hut quite a large
h" crowd was pi-sent to our morning
services. } . ?**..- '
Tin- na-toi- us-(1 for a"lext Xum1
hers :V2:'2, "Ami Hesure your Sins
v will find You Out." This was a
heart felt message. .
ir> Everyone seemed to he glad that_
>11 wtAvrre spared to he. ore-sent after
'1 the storm ha<l passed and nobody
in this .community was. hurt;
'jl Mrs. Martha Pinkney who has
l.v been away to Pauley's Island was
^ "pTesent to th'1 delight of all. Mr.
-'I Kred Tolhiu t was also wit-h Us for
tbt morning's worship!
h The funeral of 'Bro. Julian TwoLW
-kcr was had Thursday at '2:30' at d
the home of the deceased. His pns ?t
tor. Rev. D. N. Miles* officiated.
11 The. Miles Undertaker To. had
ts .charge of the funeral.
On Monday evening we witness<f
id a wonderful moving" picture by
g. M> . Knrgiispi1, Tjie Jiuinic (Viti
ly. *"H Coli ** ?I" east,.' The picture
-"Not Guilty" was unite a good olio,
i. \W-nll enjoyed'seeing this putnrc.
Through the kindness of the pasli
!'>> iir I office*r i f I>ieke?'son
s. their church was used because the
i-e I storm caused u> to he unahle to
" -pet ligfiTs. ;
>t Rev. and Mrs. II. J. Moses are
in very proud thisw ek to have with
?r them their son. 11? n ry. Mo.-e-. '
oh -of-Qttsintico, Vn.. hi-1 witVnnd their
is two swt e< little chiidrtn. also Ma^r
.son.
-?On -Stpiday_ni?liLL-JLL_J.luiti_}u>illBon
Kmamiel St. there was a family
1 , "reunion. All six of the ohUdren
* _of Rev. Moses \v re no me together
' ' for the first time in "about 14
V years. The ?ix children. Three
K grandchildren. two daughters-in.s'
law and the aunt of the first chilill
dri n wen in much m' rriment.
" This is a beautiful and lovable
family and a set of grown children
!" of whom (iiorgitoWn is especially
' proud. We wish to extend conyi
adulat ions, to ltev. Moses f or
this lov ly group of children .and
liiuil'i children.
i<l -\\j?th her mother and family,
i.t 1 I R'a<hrs, ivtbs'criher.4 of The Pal- |
l- metto Leader: Some very good
things will be-published this fall
y anjl you will miss it. Until next
k week, so-long. ' '
j_ * ? '
THf^AI^EVrO LEAPED
GEORGETOWN NFW8 ,]
Mrs. Maiuie-t Kolly Squire who t
":<> tauyht ' in N> rth Carolina tor
\ mini bo r ot' v.ars, has loft, for v
lei work at Witt more Jl+trh Sohool '
Fonway, S. --Mrs..
Squire is an "A" ??ti> 1 '
teacher.?Wt wi'li In i?inuch sue- "7
? * *
?MtsyMrma?Si Ima?Kelly. a?srn- ~s
ior nurse at Mehuiry Medical Col c
It'KW i" speruiirtr her vacation with .s
her pat< nts. Mr. and .Mrs. P. C. t
Kelly. Her friends, nix- making it j
very pleasant for her.
?MPs Kelly is a?mi inb.-r of thr- ?
I.ambda Phi AJpha S oiority. "T7,
Mr J. W. Ward isTto More
On last Tuesday morning, .Sept. ,
.'1. the. smtl trC-Mr-. Joseph W. W'ai I -4
Kink its flight t>i another?wttrhh-4
where all is peace', rest Tid joy". 11
He for a .number i f years was .
class leadi t an * -Toward. of Beth ?
el A. M. K. Church. \va- .-iii-declin 1
in r IP allh flu j^ist tWo years,'
wi?s not en mm -.p To Ids hotiie up""+
until a few li. s hefi re his 'pass- u
ing. Funeriy -erviees ' yeVi ' ! ' t
a: Bethel A M. K. ('h.iirc'r, on _1
Phursday nl'ti nooi*;. at d e'rldek.
I>i*. J. \V. .Mm'p officiating. Tho-e
! ft to hiov.rn his passing are his
niiaia. two?. i j in i i?.?.Mi" > Jen
hie E, Ward, .a leaclter in Howaa'
i'i. e'..i...,~i?rr rr? .. it1..', i .?' ' * ?
111. ?-ivinM?i, .>i .u "v >> <1 i ti, " : at1 fi
in Hurry < - 'iity. ore > jiv.W.'
Jennie Ward. of. WasJiirjjton. 1>.,
urn- en-an Liiid "ilnr relative- J:
ah i friends,. j ' '<
Wiles Unri-' ri'akers were in o
eharfje; iiite! Iif nt in Bethel's < etes
y. . . .
T?:i* Vi as I M <):,t I st Week - u
A* t'he. CVt.:- ret e; Hiniudi in rt c'
itlly of W. H .mil Jh Snrirty
hel l [in Met'lylljinviile. "Js-Iit', th- \
annual serin-n was delivered hv ?
1' <1 '.it ;i; at ; l-.:i.t to l.e '"i,
' eliirinhi IV.: ' V u ;l- <i l.y, I "d
from t he 7-J I'-alfrw m h \vth ?
Sillij.,. "t'lr i - fioniiii n * of. 111;.' ;
I'liiv* rsal S? .. ? i t v <>:' ("I risi.". *
K ^ -r- :
JOHNSON \ ll.l.i: MAN'S li
. ' ' (
KIXOO! h'?; ( IliOl FT '
tl
Hev. W. < (.nrh-. I_
Stv I.uk" A.-'d. K. t'frtfTch Sday
was , I ' day at S'u I uke j,
Ti;e Sujii'ay - I Was up-lied :u j
the ftsual h- ly'tlu- S-ipt A1-- y
B. Ba-i' . -< !.. sia: was dis- t,
ss. f| h. j..- .,i.fl\ rent j
? !; ss, s a-ri v i V), t he
tor ar.d afi< i .h w w. ir. hit-' t
tlmiin r -sei i a ()iir liov. W. S.?
(InlIf-.. 'preai ' >y r.nble sermon, e
'lis. text w'n ,"k y'a first "file
ky.nrdoi)i of r. all i ali* tnimr- i
Will III add- ?..Mnn.v ' til I.
nviv mac!v t. ; in- and alter tlu:
m rnn.ii " l! i" chirr* .
"VCTTs?0|n*ll* ll?' juilH" -VCn?pi*. 1
eiivi i live .i !.* and then the mi
leeth 11 \vus.t- .,.|j up iiy M *. I.iz:*i
: Davis. ' <:* <. 1*'. 14. I.nrull, .
Me-. Ton a I'.iU-r ami MV/.. .hine .
., i i
Kaduy. ,
?Tin*?ni" " ii.?ml leet mi:?wn< S'lU
WV- .lanl.. scvtnurl?vtsii ors. ..ni"iiir
them \va:Thedo.-ia Hr e iaii I'unr
I)ai liiial.i'H. S. < Mrs. Jam* Kaoily s
is inorniiiir t >-t of h*r In-other,
Dev. < thinner .?t' Com yfia an-1- h
r ?; . Miss Ktilali.'t h K . id,
.pi 1 !"i> .o . s. I'.. They are ?tirtK.
!\v i.e.-. I a!..we hope they are h,*;i
veil *t;ai .
,M i s. 11 T.a Darker returned Su n_
<iav no : linar fitnn Kloydale, S. ('. *
i'loiu -ii ;.* ; her ilaujrh'tov. 'Mis. v
> i i . ! . b. >, .A skins is on t hi
sick h ' twit we hope that he will 1
soon M*. in hi- health. 1
It a.'* ays pays t'o im-oper:*. , t..
tfe.titer *aV stand; devidod \\ la'!.
Tiler.- . rer.eth in unity.'
I! ' Miss Irene l';ulu*r
? ?? __? ... . 1_ _J
. SI'AlM AXM UC M:\VS
* . ' I
M l. M"KI All ( III lb II
lve\. \ M. Matthew. I'aslor
' ^ ".HI w ?i^ ram (i
Uu('iifii- ;r 10 Oselock, witii Sup*,.' -i
and t-a--: j.yji ;,t thHt post nf dirty.
I i'1' ki.. .?[ i. (?,?(?I a i Is,?pa 11 * t~ ?1?|
(ii.fil. s: >< i vet Baptist ( lunch de- .
Ji'vi if . c ?(>(I sermon Sunday A. .
M. a , r;, .. |?. h. Brattv"
"I- l.' .i- < Impel u-suided tlv r .
?una?........ .i. tfutu 1?wti?;?a(iM. ?.?.
Mi,-- ,\| i ^aret MonlV ol tile l^lr j
ily of ( ar Spring J >eaf a d
llliu ! in -nation has letuined t- ,
tnt' tily visitin^ in Wa-h.imr?.
ion. \cu. i rlvT'and otlr r poin:s. ^
She pi a very pleasant May. i
Mi.-- I.i.y Me.ims of A-hevi.l , ^
N, < . .-topped in the city Monday:*
vi.?iti:..jr ii iativcs afiul friends before
ii vif : for l.litln run .('oliejre '
in * n i>IO, X. ('.
" 1 : i. u I >:: C cit.V side "Is will ol'.'li _
)l"i. a . .-' nt lid I'.id.'i. at '.i o'eloMr,
* :?-?,?: :
Walker Memorial ('. M. K. Church
av >ciinu! was a; the u-ual hour. ,
'ii-h " Ii -son was beautifully dis- j
. assetl, i viewed by tlu pastor.
A:. 11 o'clock the pastor j
lA'cicil a wonderful si-mum Hie .
I r. (hoir. rendered music. ^
if o'clock the Kpworlh I.catr :e
,-ivi ilcr <1 service. This hciiur <>ui
T.rd -qirarterly conference.* The l\
K. filled I he pulpit with a soul ^
stirrirjr; nion, which all < n h y . d.
The senior choir tendered the mils- ,
ic, Th - 1'. K. is seldom with us.
l" it u lien he conte^ he makes tip (
for lost time. Miss %Villi:' Ma
Smith. M s. ('. I. I'ric'e, 15ev. C, Ir
Pi te" letk NN eoneseav lor l.ees- "I
vple y^akteud the- Sunday School N
Convention. ,
Tl, _ ..I J l i v
? iic sicwariress ooani .\<>. i.in.'l s
at i'?i h?.ia.' of Mist M;-tty Jnhnsiii'.
Stewardess lirai (I N'o. 2 met .?
at the home of Mis. Ruth Douan j
A?rep i?t?was sn-vri) of ieo t< ? -<
and cak?. . The Missionary Soeit- ,
tv met a1 the home of Mrs. May- j
field. Missionary Society No. ]
met at the home of - .Miss Mary ,
JQhms(^. ,
The sons of pulpit nvt at the. ,
} .. r
i?\rsenagv.
Mis. Sara Petross of Brooklyn.
v'tnv York, \vlu> has been visi/iilK
ler mother,! .Mrs. Julia Sh.l.._p.::x_
cas honored giuvt. Tuesday ov;.
ling when ! er >isf r, Mr-. Kniily
U>ne< entertained 9 feW of her teat
ivcs with supper.
. Tintable w as nvar lai*. with, a u.e
'.bit 1 an! 1.viit.'ia'il with cry?
n Jones assis'.v?l-4?- serving the
upper, which consisted ?|f .eock..ii
f,
on, 11 ivii imkm'ii, i ii i'-, gravy,
rre? 11 peas and carrot*. niaearorj
neat pit*.-pine-apple and pear ^ar 2
?tcaT walnut, tula' ind 11.a- aroni
icy cream.
After supper a table of whfs*
vas played. Those present were
drs. lk-ssie Wheeler and Vr. Wil
iain TTinnoiT, Jrr Mr. ddrndet-s > ~
md .Miss Hal'tie-Mae Glfauiiu.1. ^
Misses Helen JoiU's and Haiti,*
dae Gil more spent the week-end
ii 1 Charlotte last v.<el<.
Mrs. Sriia' iMross retunvd to '
it r Inn lie4* in Brooklyn, New Veil?
ifter spfi?din,g two weeks with heij 1
nothar, Mrs. Julia S'nelton Ttii
lra> tun. Av e,. Spai tanl.r.Hg.-^k. C. j
i.aki: cin^kws <
' 1
Rev. I.. J>. (,amble, Paslt.r 7
tUipday was' a rainy.city but ii (
pit'* of the oleum,,- w. alitor the*- ?
Id* regulars were at their'post T
1 dlity. Bio. J. M. Goodwin ae-olnpanied
the, pastor to each [
naige <11 the ciiei.it and assisted;
1 putting; the, appeal for general ,
lainis and pastor's salary.
M:.:n A AI. v.. wt-i- at Bethel [
r. AI. i-r. Church. Tile morning
a . s u. wa? ill livoretl by the pus
?i; an'l pronu'.Mtct (1 a mastct .
ioco.?The?total offarinu?. wu- ?
'Jo.UO. *
Sun lay afternoon found us at
': 1 'aviI Church; tip1 .services won J
' t'llf l'"l?aJ?this charms* he fol? wfnjr
persons contributed $1.00: 1
lev; .1..* I.).*- (Jainhle,. Bins. 1
loodwin. Bruce Adams*\-E. L. j
'bona.-, Rev. Alcl'lani, pastor Of
In' Baptist Ch'ivh.
At K:.1Q P. AI. we were windim _
p ut.St. .lanes Ci'.urch, with .antV..
r.strop}* service. The follow- (
!U'" persons contributed $1.00: I.
)'. Gamble, Bios. Amlej'son Wall
asters I.. D. Gamble. llattie With
i spoon. I.ula Kenley, Sallie Rohnson.
Bro. .1. C. Bryant.
Many.* .persons have ?li* <1 in oui
own froin malara fever.
"Bro. Kaiyrun (?f the AI. lv tTfrrel'
lister Mai 5* Withjrspmni of tlu
t.. AB-K. Church. Dr. B.arson <Ieivi
ml the Krlony fi r Bro. Kaifin'
i'ini um- 1.1 vcat1-' ..id. The rrrrr-ral
of sister Alaiv Witherspoon |
'?t 11111 i 11?11n.?v.?
Su.ii lay immiinu* i- our ccnneet*' '
ml day\ W i1 have, .:i yraiul pro- \
minx ' ai ranged. The ' entire ehuit
will worship at St. James A.
d. ('liureh. The M: K.? liuar'.e; I
?F .ST. ;.rnl St. Luke, ILthel !
\. M? K.. M. I'aul afv?I_Sr."7JaitU'- ;
vill >iiiy. . .
Come "Hi ! < til all to St. Jain.-.
Sunday Sept. la, .. JeVX..,ifi~*
ver the*t'>p. V '
; 1>H,LOX-M:WS- **
-< iirii'-i.T!Hf Hrai:t;h .Mi- -i? :t
uy nl -the.^Hii:i Ka.-( <'mil';, i tja?
vhAli \ya- k.T'l at Bethel le<t *t\eek
rrr?.a -ipii.tl -.iLT't'.-.i.' l'illm;?~
\ ys v. t leoiiKv . s. eh. ' noble char-. 1
inters,
.A 1.1 t l" .li ; ehure; as had splendid
t-i ?itvs Sua ay. Hey. "tlioirp
i t aehetl at the '.Manning Baptist
wo stionjr seraauis. R.v. Felix
V'y efli i lively at B the! Smi-lny
noVninjr And K* V. S. T Bet hea
Jink" tlu* bread of life?Sul. lav
liyht. '
The Rev X. AV. (ire-ite t\-,i his
'!<*; k wry richly'. at St. Srjipl.eti
t|. I!. l?o:h i?i- i nmt? nil tvi-mi >r
.Miss Rosa I',Siraiit hcul bi en ill .
hm time a.''i,. hut is !'??11 i*. Mr--.
ViKsa M.Neil ha- eh<-? ihiprovc ,jv
_ Mis Clara k < :ii>*|>1 n-H :.ml .(
fii/uhet < ?Rm:h es irrr rh1. tvil i^iii
Kcihi I. Sui hay school t - j
hi- eoiiv n{ion which will lu*'hi I ! '
it Selli rs on tin- M't!i hroujxlmut u
he Rev. .1; M. Jackson*
>i'>r\ h.',! i\\ iMtipi-A.f Iv.a-.-'. ~
'riclay niyht. ;
.Miss Katie*'. Ml!sjit nt . t!..
v k .en.! ;-n Mai i ,n.
Mrs. Clar'tta Wells left tor Co.
uf't ! ; A|oir av aft'.:- -peivii'T a
ew weeks with her hu'shanil, Mi*,
ilaeeo Wells.. ' ;
Sh.' rs p! nninu' ,o h.uin teach- ]
I,.* in a l\ w weeks. . .
i >1 AM i I. A M tv?C-llt Iff II '
Rev:' V. ilifyhry, Raster
The"-Sun lay s. h. 1 was op. in-,.'
if the usti; ] hoiTi\~wiTR the. S ip1., i
ilr. M. R. A'illiain- in charye. Tli
esson w,-ts_ reviewed by tli" pastor.
The nioininpr services' bcyan at ]
I l ie-?pas'ov?mod as bts--j
heme "Christians v'.in turn hac k"
iiihi :m.?nrrBfr?rrrtir: ;
This wjis* a' wry intiri stiii";. (
ii? _j
Tlic evening services began at ji
< o'clock. The pa>tcn: usoVl the \
heme "In t tic- Mountain with
oil" St. I ake 0:12." In this nio>- ;
^age lie tri'il to show the import. <
.net* of prayer in the Christian J
if(\ 1
. We wi 11 ifiar.cd with the pi es- S|
n<e <?f many visiters at b'.t.i s-.;r- '
ices. A cordial invitation is giv- '
n for them to come hack and wor?
hip with us.
Emmanuel takes this opportune
y to announce its tpyival hi.ctng
which began Monday ' night,
mml. I'.ctT It will (lo^.. V'JFMity
light Sept. 20, 10.'ifj- The nice titty
s h *ing Cor ducted by the Rev. W.
R. Bonder. He is bringing us some
>ouJ stirring ,m ss ges. The public
is cm.'tally invited' to come out j
iml enjoy these meetings.
+
7 '*
JONESVILLE NEWS
-Sunday was a vary beautiful day
and church and S. S. workers were
-4 it-i - ' * 1 '
iv7n.ui ui. invir posts ox outy. Today
the rain is falling fast, and
this is a?season?ft raitr^
and rains.- The effects of the'
Florida T'atastronhe we think. Thp .
situation down there is appalling,
and grave concern is feared.
The fifty-second annual Sunday
?e!ira>h~cohvention which was "held
the past week with the Bethel
Baptist Church, Helton, S. C., was
a s-uecess jn^evei y respectr It was .
weTI represented^ by the various
minister and delegates. Many improvements
and changes were
made, the collections were good,
and it was pronounced the best
convention ever Held- "The next
lonvfntion will h,. hold with the
Bethany Baptist Church, here.
Mr. P. Johnson who passed awav
at his home Jixire last. Frilay
was funernlized Sunday afternoon
at the?St??Luloj- Baptist ;
~hurch, Buffalo, by his pastor, Rev.
Collins, The pew rally, spo'n;~'
-ored by the ladies of Foster's j
'' hapel was held at Bethanv Sun.
lay night. It was a success inIced.
$10.00 was raised. The
noceeds to be given to Bethany.
fTrr??was?no?creditable indeed; md
shows the loyalty by which the J
wo church"* are held. M'i"b er"lit
is due Mrs. J. H. Ezell, chairnan
of said rally. '
Prof. J. R. Ezell of Spartan- _
tujrg was here last week, and was
i visitor at the convention. He
s.the father of Rev. J. H. Ezell.
MTss ThOina-ina* Smith leavs
oday Tor Orangeburg," where she
s to enter for. training there in
he camp. I'
Mi sses Helen Foster, Emma]
'laffney, Messrs Frank Gaflfney,
leorge Gatfnoy, Samuel Tollers'on, _
md Willie Mitchell motored To
Winston-Salem, N. C., last week
and visited at the ?hpme of "Mr.
fffrr~M1*s:'Wallace, (iaffney. Thev
returned last Monday and reported
xvonderfjri ?trip.
. There will be a clinic here next
Tuesday given by Dr. Long-, and
all desiring .treatment are urged
to be present-.
?A?sprcfal tfivitaTum Hits boon '
extended to tho members of the
rlnirches. h' re to attend the revival
[it tlie Baptist Ciiur.ch. in Taylor's.
Ret*. J; W. Wilburn, pastor.
(J KEEN WOOD NEWS v
?Morris Chapel Baudot jT^Ufch
Rev; M. U. MitcncH. J*H5TT>r"
; Sunday was a bright day at Mori
is chapel. The Sunday?Ttwrr "
was wet? attended. Collection "
fU.StW?'' v
was Ary interesting. Our pastor.
Rev! Mitchell has just returned
from the National- Convention,
preaclud as never before..
[- At <5:.->>0 the B. V. 1'. U.-funder
the leadership of Mrs. Roxia
tiootlf met. A very lively lesson
was discussed br each group.
The junior subject impressed lis
vi rvmuch, "JL'sing or Losing Talent
s." - ' _
;.7 did devotions were conducted
l.>\; Bros. J oh nson an?| Young.
!Tt 8 o',clock our .pastor came
l> fore us with another burning ,
pii;-sag- to !a fcrowded house. One
joTtii d uib^vChurch.
C'olection for the day $41.52.
?The?A pron?Dtey?cxc rcise,?Sept.
i>. given by tlie .Missionary Socio-,
ty was quite a success. We are
proud to say w< are one of the first
societies to send in our donation
to Morris College*-?~*
The program rendered was very !
enjoyable. Everyone responded
with-his assigneiHpnrrcT)nine ndabItr
VI*.. 4 1 l- - - >
'H- iiiuiiK eacn person who
aided us in making this a success.
.M l'. zion \. m. k. CliriK'H
Rev. .1. M. Jackson. I'astor |
Sellers." S. Sunday school op.
ak-liu' usual hour, with Surd, i
U. M. J,;iniys an I his co-workers
at t heir pi?t of duty. Jhe lesson J
" lis very int' r. sting; also a spleiu"
did review l?y the pa-tor.
At 1 1 : !" A. M. nnomnir .service (
!><gatnThe?pastior .selected Ids
text 11: in ' 1 he 2">th I'saliji a'n+.tae
1 verse. Subject, "I will lift Tip I
my sold unto tine."' 'Phis was a
lroi\.'- ay I powerful message.
At 8::?0 P. M. we again re.s I'lnbled
and the pastor bt" light lis
mother powerful 'ines*"age- from
Matt. 21:12. After which tin -e ]" r
ions capn- forward and united |
henisejves uitn. the cluit:li. (J..ile
a few visitors were* present at
rrrrm services. Mrs. Kulia Kox>'
oith and l.lovd Jones is still .on?
he siek list', also Mr. Johnnie
i'rosland is sick at this writing.
Rev. J.. M. Jackson and family
ivere the dinner guests of Mr. amf
Mrs. K. dk Brown. Mrs. (Bonnie
M. Brown .and little daughter,
Kmnia spent the week-end at N)ar
well has returned home after
-pontlini; a few day^ wirh "htrr
daughter; A. Hunt. The
UJD1..1.U I ? U . -4 1
burg 9, Saturday afternoon, by a
score of 4-5.
GOl'RDINE < IR< 1 IT NEW
Rev. It. A. Hi ow n. Pastor
r\iis|iit' of the wiVitli.'i?Sunday .
being a rainy day. The Sim lay S.
opened at tiu; usual Ir ur, with
each teacher at their post of duty.
The lesson was enjoyed by every
one that was present.Far
the morning, service the !'
E. Dr. .f. I.. Benbow selected his
tr( xl trotn .St. .Matthew 27 chapter
apd at the 10th Verse. "And about
the ninth hour Jesus cried with a
loud'"Voice saying Eli, Eli, lama
Sabaohthani, that is to say; my
God why hast thou forsaken me?
Dr. J. L. Benbow held his fourth
aturday, September 14, 1935
ami last quarterly conference. The
conlercuc." war a tnrayos*- in e> ei y
way. Colliction $151). A\'?. me h.ippy
im have !iia. always.
Miss I.illie H:aiiu>n left-JkLumlay
inoraiitij fur., schoul, -Mortis f o|.
Jepe, Sumter. S. ('. H..pi> ho,- _1_
niiiilj
Mis;; Add!;- Hai'tnin IcH ~a~Tso~Tor
Sumt r. S. Much iov to
b?er ? r
Mrs. Jcttic Cii'ufi) and children
-?w>t?fe(f dnwn fiwf Trenton, N. \
J. Monday morning to spend son: > 1
inn* with her mrthor and. brothers
LiUlc_Rulh M.xwi II loft Monday
for school, fhai leston. S^- Hope II
her much joy. *
-Rev. R. A. Brown, and Mr. J. P.
Ban* motored over to Anderson
"Monday, to spend some time with
Mr. Gray. . .
SWANSIvA NItWS
Mt. Olive Sunday ' s.hoof opened
at the_ usual .hoiiu, and the lesson
was "well taught; .Tier which
'Rev: ! ] d. G a'l siiaw pleached a 01
splenjlid sermon. His subject was
"\Vhtn 1 see the blood I will pass
over you." Mt. Olive officers are
planning to have a- three night
A-.H.WM?, ? i . ..i ??
ixLtv v i Uii?V"?i.U.UaV? LUC IT Claim Uuthe
Sunday school convention. We
are planning tu have thiec clubs. .
One Wednesday night, Thursday
iU- hi iiiu hiiihiy night. We arc
glad rhiil Kto;..:l?JKiejtjhr-ts-aWc-to?
be out again to church; he is the
chairman of the steward board.
We are glad to have Uyn ? out.
Mrs. L, Belling was at Jier church
Sunday, fiom Columbia; We were ?-rglad
to have her. .
Sl'MTER NEWS x
To the tap of, the old familiar
gongs the students of Lincoln and .
Savage-Clover Xelufols-'marched in
on Tuesday moiping, S? nt. 10th,
to begin another school term.
As a sign of appreciation, for -'
i ing and faithful manner
in whicl\?Mrs.?E. P. Balmer?bo* ?
served as . President of tlv' Woman's
Home Missionary Society
of KmTnunucl M. K. Chinch; the
iiwml.ei'.c deemed it. fitting to give
a shower for lier inlant son. And i
on..Monday evening, S?pt. 0, at a m
lawn party, which jras given at her fl
home for the benefit of the Society ^
this, showuj .?Mias given.? In a car . !
parked niar the home, was a large
box Tilled" "with useful gifts. The
i .... si./. At e r*i?
|M?.\ w.l" I > k'fl III .*!!>. .?! . VJlOV- " * =
ir who im?do an appropriate. pre
sent a!ion spi" eh. .\irs. rainier
was <pnte ( lated and thank-d ttr?
members. * ,
Master HaroM Watd; i. Jr. Wa<
.in- little truest of honor at a parly
jrtvon him by his parents on Tuts
day .afteruoon, Srptr-3, A largo
ntilttb'r of little guests. were pro
suit and fuel" a inei ry afternoon
pfaymjrrirnnTes. Many rucVcygifts
.were presented the little
a of lip nor an I .ill present eti.joyed
tlte very nice iee cream, cake
tmtl rrindy.? : ?? ?
Rev.. J. P. (inrriofc and little *
dutiglUol' Ri.somolUand Rev. and. ~
Aj? .- J..: p Rrno'tK atfin'ed ti e t
X.tl'ior.al Baptist (Convention -in ' ^
Now Yotk 'luring; the past week. o
IXv. and" Airs. Brooks alsoTvisitetl
-Mis. Brink-- liarents" in Washine
ton, 1). C.
.Mrs. Montgomery of Cheraw _
is visiting Rev. ami Mrs. S.' M.~~
MilloK .
Mrs. I.ul.i Ciawfo'd vi Lee in *
Dillon during the past1 week.
Miss M?vwed a llaile is at homo
again. a ft or' spcn.jing several
.wars in Now Kochello, N. Y.?
Dr. and Mrs. Pride of Columbia
wore the guests of Mr. Pride's
mother ami si.-ter, Maude. Pendergi
ass and daughter, Sunday afternoon.
Mjss Daisy Myers of Charleston
\V;;< the e.n.-t of Dr. and Mrs. C.
W. piinio d tno past week.
\l Evelyn ( ulhbert is again
at honv after spending the summer
in New Jersey and ether
points north. She visited in Coluiubi;i,.(iu;iiir.
I' - past..iv.n:k, .and..
was the' guest of Miss Siblvl E.
Nance while there.
The. following were guests of
Mr. and Mrs.'E. E. Jones on Tues
day and. Wednesday, Sept. J and
1th; Mtsdnnu'S Anna Crawford, G.
I. Enloe, Mary Washington, Mary
Clark and Mrs. McMimhe, aH -of ?
Gastonia, N. C.
A eorreetior: Little. Miss Portia
Ta'vb r \va? the guest ol' Mis.
Pratt,'With Little Mis^ Alston.
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K:40 A..M.?Augusta
fTTTS"A. MSavannah * ?
11 20 A M.?Camden. Lancaster. Uoak y .
' Hill. Shelby
12:45 P. M?Ashevllle, Louisville. .
St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago
*4:30 P M?Orangeburg, Charleston
5:00 P. M.?Charlotte, Washington. /
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10:00 P. M.?Savannah, Jacksonrllle
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SO A M.?Jacksonville, Savannah
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12:40 P. M.--Charleston
4 35 P. M ?Chicago, Clnclmlt? HI, St l?ouls.
Louisville, Knoxvllle, Ashevlll#
Spartanburg
BP M ?Augusta
9:00 P. M. Ashevllli, Spartanburg
9:00 P. M Oharlr aton??^
9 40 P M ? Charlotte
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