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J ?.?-?-< Saturday, October 12, 1935 ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. P. Reeder. Pastor Columbia?Zion Baptist Church is still trying to carry out - the whole commission of the Mii<t.>r tJfct is to teach the people us well as to pVeaelvTo them. The S. S. under the leadership of Dr. D. K' Jenkins and Mr. Thomas Dorgan is coming to herself again. W'e want to extend an iovitalioft to the new students of Columbia to visii .our S. S. Dept. We have the equipment ih. t is up to the standard of S. S. authorities. The church had an unusual fav or tcloay. ReV. Allen T. Dixon 01 Daytonia Beach, Fla preached a soul stirring sermon. Zion wi.'s re minded oLiokl times._ Mrs. Dixon sang a beautiful solo at.the close ' of the sermon . The sermon an I the solo was a great help in helping the people to prepaie fpr ' Communion." The church has on a $1(100 .drive. -? The pastor is responsible for $10(1 and lie has |J id $25?>and collected some from friends that ait' not members of Zion. . He is asking that every man aiirl woman who can to pay $5.00 on this drive. If you cant nav or I ./ give the whole amount give what you can. We want the members and.) friends to know that in spite of the sickness of Mi:.->P. H. Pinckney he sent a cheek for S10.00 Sunday Morning. May Cod bless him so he may return to the church a gain. ' ; 'The members are asked in tnen iiTttfcir cards so > complete .record can he made of the financial stand injr of the membership. We also want the head cf? each, family to I register their entire family on eh t'.rir.g the church next Sunday gfvjng full r. inc and address of each person. Zioii is expecting a great revival, the Monday afetr the thir<l Sunday in Oct.. Uev. l'itts - of WUpston-Salem, N. C. is to eon* . ;v-^duct tlw meeting. We hope the people jef Columbia will give this great man a hearing. .But before, tit :t time, inauy tjiirgs will be had ?t the church hexfrrweek. On the 1-1, of Oc.t. the Waycrley Wide A-~ wake' Club is sponsoring a pre cram." Pev 1 C. .Tonkins will ?lr?.livtr the sermon. This will be his fiist sermon at Zioii since he was .called -to Union Baptist Church. On Thursday right, Oct. 15, the Usher Board is having a Wrm'ri. .. less Wedding,. directed by Mrs. Emma Tylor, .and Wednesday nite' ?r : a play Light of Worrrffr" will be sponsored by the Intermediate Sunday school class directed by Rev. J. I). Rucker, at the same time i Baby Que< n Contest , will be sponsored by Miss A. B. Mc - Graw. M\ss McGinn- is ope of the ?Unseen forces at Zion. who is bet* U'r felt than seen. ' IIi v. and.JMrs. Rceder motored to Rock (L1 ill. S. C. to uttend the tiineral-dr'tht?"widow of Dv.. N. P. Ilall. the maker cf .preachers of the Piedmont section. ? ? " Again wo wish-to call your at Lention to.the- $l(K>fo tl/'t is to be r;i ised -'diti org the?mor+h?of?fictfr-bei\ The pastor and officers wish that every member, friend, and well wishes, of Zion give the church a Hi t. _\\ e hope to run .as . far as we can before winter comes. Visitors ate made welcome at 'c 11 times. L* ss we, forget m??-/. bers don't forget to turn in youi ? church cards. ?? ?. .lames l>. Ruekev, ( re port m ) FN ION BAPTIST CIirUFH Rev. LAC. Jenkins. Pastor The S. S. began at 10:00 A. ? !. at the. tggular hoar. The . h ssor \va^ hiant.ifiilK' tautrht anil dis; cussed. Supt. L. C.. Cook was in his place. At 12 o'clock the p-.stor delivered u soul stirring, powerful, logical an 1 inspiring message to us from the th< me "A crowded Inn" "N'o-rfiom for the Son of tied.' Rev. Dixon formerly 6T(T~51uni.bla, but now of Florida,, spoke fioni the theme "The Death Sentence" which was well developed. The B. V. P. U. is steadily increasing in enrollment and contin ually briruing new methods' from r - convention and B. Y. P. U. 'authorities which make it a modern om'. You are always welcome. , ( Hl'ltCH AID ('LI'B i ..The Church Aid Club of First Nazareth Baptist Church held its regular meeting Oct. 2, 1.935, at "" the home, of Mr." and Mrs. Jacobs 24(12 Mthvood Ave-- The meeting wi s called to order by the. Pr''sic'vnnt, Mis. Florence Guest sing ing "Shine on me" led by Mrs. (riitst. Prayer by Mrs. Julia Glerin "At the Cross"'led by Mrs. Jacobs, scripture 27 Psalm by Miss Lizzie Jacobs. After which we?went into" ttic business part of the meeting The minutes were received and ti dcptcd. The house was opened for old and new business. The business affair* "\Ct>re discussed. The roll'"was d'-lled and each member respondc-d with a* Bible verses as they paid their dues. '#The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dupoint, 24.37 Mott St. * Rev. W. M. Downs, Pastor Mrs. Amanda Boler, Reporter. SPECIAL ' A Mammouth Program by the young people of 15 churches,~Bethot Bishops Memorial, Chappie Station, Double Branch, St. James end Arthurtown, will be staged at - Bethel A. M. E. Church' Sunday, Oct. 13. at 5 P. M. Prof. Gilroy ? Griffin will address the young peo Sple .from an interesting subject. 1 This 'is under th^auHpicofl of the A. C. E. League Zone of the Columbia District. \ ST. .I AMI'S A. M. K. CHl'RCH ReV. It. W. Ransom, I'astor Sunday school was called to or do; by the Sunt. Mr. It. S. Russell After the cla-^?ntu ly of t^e les son t-he school was. UenuJLLtully reviewed by Rev. Karnest Itobir.son .-\i 11 .\. .u. a large" oudieiU- I, g. eeted thi! pastor who prciu L a wonderful sermon from the sub iwt "Joy -and peace." Sund night Rev. J. W. Duckett preach"i-. a soul stirring sermon. A 1 i rowd toniniuiiej at both service >11 I' st Monday night a Tacky ]> ty was sponsored by the junjoi choir, with a success. Among th;V visitors Sunday were: Revs. J. \V Grant. .1? W. Duckett, Judge and R: v. Earned Mr. 11 i4? lerbrand and Miss Sadie.R. (Jrecn. an l others whose ramps the writei ^ iled'td get. Come again.,.visitors arc always welcome. Mrs. Annie Jan.rette had as hej must last av' tk her sons. Rev. I VV. JanMettg of Marirfr, ST-?', an.. Rev. V. A. Janerette of St. George S. C. Mrs. Junerett'e is now visiting h? r children in M rion, S. r nd. Conway. S. C. Rev. and. Mrs. \V. I. Goree and Miss Eloise Jan rot.tr Wi- wisli fur ln.r n nlciconf - -day. AU.K.N i emits A. M. E. CHURCH /Rev. R., I. Lemon, Pastor -?4*retMw411eT-S. C.; October 7th? ~ Sunday School opened at 0:45 A. . M. with ,a large attendance. We had a very beautiful lesson. Our school is-taking on new' life and we have increased our number of lasses by tWo.. The review by 'lev. Adams and the remarks by Rev. Lemon and Mrs. Calhoun were njoyed by all. Morning service began at 11:15 \. ?M. The choir, rendered some 'ine music. The pastor used for hfk text I John 4:11..His subject vas "Thh Supreme Motive of Broherly lLvc." The sermon was lhd witWthe spirit and in keeping with the day. After the usual ser vice was over, the Holy Communi)i) was irivpii to a large nnmhei-. The A. K. I.Oague met at the "usual hour with a large attendance After the discussion of the topic, -a?very interesting?program?was rendered, sponsored by Misses Mary Lykes and Willie Mae Giliam and Mr. James Burton. The pastor brought the evening message. His text, was found in Acts 1:8. He used for -a subject -^Witnesses For Christ". This was -a?strong and forceXTli-fcurmon Ivvryone should navel heard it ami iskcd yourself the fquestion, are you a witness? These who djd not commune in the morning were riven a chance to do so. ? The church?was saddened over the death of one of its oldest mem hers. Bio. Alex MefTiHough. The family has our deepest sympathy. -All the officers, members, clubs and auxiliaries are lined up and ready to put their shoulders to the 'win el" to.make the Trustees' Ral-~ Iy a isi'cc ss which conies off in November. i MORRIS BROWN A. M.E. (1II RCH 1 Rev. Jesse K: Beard, Pastor Charleston. S. C., October Oth? Splendid weather .and -good-sev?mons were eiij< ycd all clay at.Morris Brown -la-it Sunday. " The Highways of Life" was the subject df th pa-tor's sormonette to I 0 c -childl i n which' was enjoyed by I young and old. The morning sermon was preacn ><1 I'ro.n Cor. 2:12-11 vers. "Nail ng Cur C i!t tr. th?' f mss " was the theme beautifully ileVilt>pu<l by the speakers. 'Miss C. S. A. Smith conducted, a program at the League hour that was unique as will as interesting. Several of the older membes took part on the program, the feature of which was the singing of solos Jen.' choruses that were popular .'50 years ago. The evening sermon 'was preached from Ileb. 2:17. The sudden cold change in the late afternoon lessened the attendance at the evening service. Those who attnded however, were well inspired by the sermon. The Holy Communion was administered at both services. Among the visitors present were Mrs. Petty of New York City,_ the daughter of' Bro. It. Pirry leader of class 28. I Prof. Bailey of the Summerville Graded SehooJ, Mr. D. Carr of Summerville and Prof. Bluford of Avery Institute. Class ! will sponsor a singing anJJiterai v contest on October 28. featuring the "Smiling Four" guar t. ttc from St. Stephen. S. ('. Sr. JlUpr'tettc. This promises to be interesting. Mr, Wnir Evenly . was admitted under the watc h care of the church and Mrs. Rosa Williams was ademitted as a full member. The Dollar Money Rally continued during the day. Bro. Wm. A. Holtop. leader of Class No. 1 was funeralized after the morning-service. The sympathy of the church is extcnchd to the bereaved family. KM A N IETA! M ETC'IIURCII Itrv ! ". II MrCill. Pastor I Service's at Emmanuel on last Sunday were indeed inspiring. The i pastor defiveied two splendid ser ' mons. The attendance at the evering hour of worship wns not as I'sHST owing, to the sudden changes in the weather, A large number partook of the Holy Communion during these services. We were pleased to have in our midst during the Sunday school sossion, Mrs. Josephine Swinton,a leti on C' nd constant number of Emanuel. Also Miss Lilian Myers one of the younger members of ill, ch ire and a teacher at Buist > ? iah Portrays the Suffering Servant," Isai.ih 23:1-12, w?Js?one of interest. .Miss Edna A. Simmons, of Char luston, ji_o\v of Detrcft spent aeveial days with ht'l' relmlt'S. fMF' k-ilt for Detroit on the morning of Oet. 1st. ' Misses Mary Youny, Ssther E. v?. uonnson and r.mily J. Sin.mens left recently for different-sections* etc touch, i Ttlis is Mis-es Young and ' Johnson's Inst r.. We "wish them much success. '* . - ' The night on which Joe Louis made the eonstitueiYls of the race ful proved, memheis of the junior choir spent a very pleasant time at the iiome of Mrs. Ernestine Hut son.- 1J, Park St. The director suggested that a light repast be. ^ivn because' of the faithful service tendered from time to tine. They \veie .served with salad, crackers, cake, punch and candy. The organist. Miss A. E. More, mil the rlirectdf were pleasantly surprised by receiving a prize given by the members. Mrs. Hutson also a member of the choir spared no pains in m< kinir it nlensnnt ii her home. DILLON NEWS Manning Baptist Church looks very beautiful having been painted on the .outside and is now being painted on thejilside. * St. Stephen M. K. Church is bereal beaut.v. Also will be larger. Bethel A. M. E. was beautified on the inside recently. Amc? to the church people of Dillon for such noble -work. - Bethel A. M. F. Church Kev. A. J. Felix. Pastor The Sunday School was -unusually interesting Sunday ^morning. Supt. J, C., Couser .gave a very viIll\JI%V ICVIl'W, During the morning services the choir with Miss Bertha Couser at the piano sang so sweetly until 'he entire audience seemed to have been madt to bo in tin. ri,rht otti. tude for worship. Ike. pastor also?seamccLto have been charged and surcharged with spiritual power. He preached a strong' serivpm from 11ebr e w 1:1; subject: "The Christian- Race.*' Many hearts were made to feel glad. The Lord's Supper was then administered to quite a large huniher. Due to the very inclement weather there were only a few-prosetrt-Stmday night.- - ? The pastoia'and family and Mr. Maeeo Wells wei'e- The ?dinner guests o.f Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Davis Sunday. The following persons were given prizes Sunday for the work iit he Educational Rally: Mrs. DonTTlTa Broaden, Mr. John Ray and Mrs. Ella Mae Cox. The pastor thanked them and all the others for their faithfulness in the work of the church. Among the others were: Mesdames Laura Mines,'Wil lie Mae Felix, Annie B. Washington; Willie D Page, Ellen Pickett? Rebecca Carmichael, Torillo Moody Beaulah. Crawford, Miss .Grace Hayes. Messrs Walter Ellison, Del ton B-thoa, Osberry Kllerbge and Shaw McClellan. . ?' ? <; R1 EN' Wt)()t) N(1'rrs Surprise Birth l'arlv .... ^ ..Mrs. r. A. Eslunvs enteitain! the N. ,lT. Ci. Club "Prrrtay oveling'by ananKi'iiic'i.t of. the social alendtr. The members met at he dub loom an.) Mrs. hMnes told >f r. surprise birth party pjanm.! by herself to a faithful member urd special fiienrl of hers, Mrs. J.arcey .Ptrrin, who was more than surprised by h'r expression when the members greeted her with a "Happy Hiithday." Mrs. Kstrus hein, ; hostess served a dlicious ala.l with N ni saltir. _s an 1 coffee vith cream.^ The club spent the '.veiling with the presentation of i lovely birth lay-cake to Mis. P<?r in, a dainty gift?negligee. -and nisincss* meeting. The cl.b will ? entertained at the club room on next meeting d te, t;!{! :i:\\vo()i> co. tka'ciiekjv association OiJenwcod County Teaclit.'s Association met Wednesday, Oct. I, at 2:d() P.- M., at Bretver High School, with- the President, Prof B. J. Sanders, Jr. presiding. This being the first meeting of the year, quite a few_ teachers wen- present? * ;? mack* brief remarks concerning the year's -work. He alsdf spoke cf. the splendid work done li vjt year and asked that each teacher join Tight in and help put over a bigger an.| better piogram. At this meeting no groups wei' held. All unfinished business was . ompleted and the program for the next meeting was outlined. Tr.e ni-cv ;sion for all groups will be "Communicable Diseases, Their Cause and. Cures." Croup leaders will be named later. Thejneeting closed to meJt at Cast Hnd Citv School Wednesday. Nov. 6, at .'5 P. M. All teacheis are askid to bring their registration fee for St) te Teachers' Association at the next meeting. Miss Birdie Peterson, teacher in Gaffncy spent last week end home v b ittng-* p ere id S; Misses Helen DomaX and Jessie Gilliam left last Monday for Helton where they will resume thjii work in the city school. Mrs. Matilda Brooks of Philadelphia, v.f-.s called bomg to the bedside of her daughter, Lucile. Friends are glad to know that she is much better at this writing and hope to be able to return to Benedict College at an early date. THE PALMETTO LEADER l'N ION NKWS Last SuikS.v was windy ant ! col(>, and li^ht t ain'all over Unioi (Vanity.?Mtrrry?rtnnr+i?w or) errs 1 failed to. jrrn-rt-r. cinmdi-on the ae'count, of no h'*aC; the-stovei; wen taken down fof summer anM th< cold weather caught t-k-em <lown hut- the trustee- have nut them t 1 - Up" and now ready far winter sar vie. Tlie Rally at Rethel will - eonj tir.ue through Sunday nkcirtd A I hi:in 1 >er oT Hdarcfs an(1 clubs repori I ed in fTfrrt, ai d several of them art I almost o::t Th i unnf) I v - " I'MI'V* an aske.1 to be repot teJ next Sun day .wit; hut fail. Mrs. B. Mitchel led in the rally last Sunday night and Bio.. N: White second. The Missionary led in the boarc rally and board No. 4 came in sac; ond. " 1 have bier drinking ginger ah whenever I take qi,u\ but. since thi Coftj Cola B ttiii g Co?made- tlu largest conti ibulion to our spe. dal dyive.we therefore recommend . lo all thirty souls, to quince youi hrist with . the - above liair.ei rinks an i get leluf far they show .v:11 help-vdu in time"of trouble-. Ti e last official board was heh; ast Monday night by Hev. Bc.wthan and several ladies"recommend ed. A number of their members .ti ie droppe 1.. While numbers of tin so are moved in some dist n' city. One leader who l ?.l not paid r? - al'iiy, no lvlueation, no Ka*st.i noney. no Children day, no F.nlowmer.t money and many other lain}- t" is .e inference' yvar \v' .? hall, 'ge by the ,_board. Some bought h; ougl^t to he changed, Lri\c > (Mm* one r is class. I h?' rule-that the conference year was not out yet. and 110 one know . chat he will .Jo. b.fore. corfeyence It war decided to give hini han.e, iii order to see whether he will pay up or not. The revival meeting 1s now go^Tkg oi? at Clinton Chapel A. M." K. ZionChurch conducted by the Rev. Hunter, ih?; pastor of New Hope Circuit. - Rev. Hunter is a stl'o"hg " able TrvTvTT pi'jacher, and tnc hurch. is well seated e ch night. fr)'leasie ~rhmT~fm-get to canted) kilns'' HC.h Sunday afternoon, at o'clock ar.il hear what Judge Ivn nedy has to say -to the colored no. pie of^L'nion and Union Couny. Tell others around you about it. Mrs. S Hie Davis on Douglas It., who spent six weeks in the no: th, and visited JerseyCity,.'N'. JL: 111:itu>Iu X. V. Bronx Park, >Vi? y fcland, retur-ned and report oil oi having a lovely trip. Mis.; Russell Nichols l";t la.it a'lay i,ii as-uining her wot .: n. ?. i klcy ? ounty." ' :~Tl'vc t'i nii'.ir.f.,} Hospital i /Tvo: i sidy io hi 1,. .the suff.ere V. Mrs * M.;ry Won by .who was run dowii a t week by ? tat diivea by a \vn , ly. 11 : i i avd to her -home and is ntnioviij.- iCely. Mrs. A. it.,.-, *...! .. boy by Dr. Long a lew days ago. ' 0 .mi. \\ ormy, Haywood - L Ig- s an'i T. J., Rice, who ieinaih in the haspitat are getting along nicely. Mr. Ft ice is one of . e . ingers wli i got his leg broke Mis. 1!.< niah Mae Huston rein njii altei spending thr.e weeks in Kla. <11 her vacation.; Mi>s Alboita Ko<d of Spartanno g eo. meted hi rself" with Beth 1 un<i. f w, teh care la-t Sunday, and appointed mJmb.'fon th<' Jr. and t.ea.rio t'hoir. She is- now s*uUoy in Si ills High. She is honoi ed of being u, most exc.llent sing i' at < writr. 'I'll s <?x. tie -iek list are: Mrs, Alice Huston. Mrs. Kverlene Wallace, Mrs. H. Young, and Mr. .Jeter, Those on the improved list ai< : Mrs. McJunkins, Mrs. Gilliam Mrs. Ko-ter. AI tr?. White, MT$ Jones, Mrs. Worthy, Mrs. Young ml others. . The r.i rriage bell still ringing ar.J the anntii.iuinu-iit^Mcjll lui_givf-r later, whMs n - xt ? ' "~1?L ? Frost is here, and potatoes are ready for harvest. Gather them now before it rain and you will be >b!e to keep tlii in safe. .-Mrs. i' nnio Gibson on Hamlet St. cany tlio suiiis^liiH- ol' p. o !s the white Merchant canies on the jllu'r : on er.. The same apjnt -ells to both stores. The same wapons stop at both stores. The sanu i.il wapoir stops at both stor' s and they HI stop at tha same time. When you have money, ofim: s you walk by your own color a p. ;1 buy at the other man's stove. When' ycu want ere.lit you stop it your coie!', . : (1 if sltfo faitwtu iet yon haw h'T poorls you pet anpry an.l M y to pive them r bad i ame. l?o you thirk you treated her .ripht. henuiYiber the pQlcion lib*. r<a.!jrs be en -nu "m Sunday v ool. t etc '*to 1 ' Go u c li'cn. ST. JAMKS A. M. II. CHURCH, Rev. Hale It. Thompson, Pastory A-heville. N. ('., October 7th? The past Sabbath was a plorious bers used the opportunity. The Sunday 'School Was very. iaipeTy attended and the lessonf tnterestinply taupht-. The review of the h'vivmi \vn< pnniliwtr?<l hv oil)' DHS tor. At 11:00 o'clock the morning .service began promptly with the choir singing fTTc processional. Out pastor used as his subject for the morning's message: "The Smitter Shej herd" taken from St. Matthew 2fi:74. The sermon was received with great interest and enthusiasm. :; Reverend1 G. W. Hunter, his choii ; and congregation of Southside j Methodist Church gave a special service under the auspices of the | Wide Awake Club^Ajy^t men saere was dillvered and boautifi i music rendered. A splendidjOiFet ( ijjK was received. 1 Our boards, clubs aijid captain i made a splendid report for confcj t cwee?claims. An e.UVutmbiia^ .. sum yirwti rained in this iifiti^-rc j I port. Our finunciaf report \viTl~b ? made on the first Sunday in No i vember. 1 ^ >\_ALH ALLA N EWS The Wulhalla Hind* School in ri structors and students are -irLini t ixr make thi^'a bTTtei' school y'a'i ? All enjoyed the Ruffet Lunch J eon Sept. l'Jth, spoils; re I by A]r? K. M. Washington an 1 .Miss ("*.lai; I Mae. GiL.nt, in the Walh.iHa Ilia School Lunch Room. A deliciou course was servedV consistinj; o I the following: Fish sandwiche? Relish sandwiches, punch, cake "j and mints? : ~ , Music was had throughout ~~th , evening. , Last Thursday evening - Mr.FfancJs Whither", instructor o I the lourtli grade entertaiiK.t th . community- with fall 1'iolU I milch was served. The music \va very romantic. . ^nc services at the Fjat Re I Baptist Church were spiritually e joyed. Wo aro happy to st^it I that" our pastor, Ki'V. R. ij. SteNv , urd \\? s- re-elected also , the othe . officers. Total amount realize $22.73. I The Sunday school st i vices 'a the Trinity M. ~ Ht Church also tin New Galilee B. Churelf were in lul * attcltdaned. We are looking forward ?to, tk . harvest II Uy .which will be hel at-the Trinity-M. K. Cmutch Oct 10?13, Preaching Tr.t vsday nit' by Rev. Jair.es ; Gamble; Sunda; nif.irpng- Rev. I). S. Curry, Dis Supt., Rev.1 W. M. Strother, pas tor. Last week, Monday evening Mrs. P. Wilson gave a surprisi birthday p rty in honor of her hu: hand! Quite a large croup atteiu ed. A delicious, course was' set ved. Mr. John P. Mattison and I.ittli " Miss Alice Mae Turner wen- tin dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs - --Radford Richardson Sunday. = Miss Berth- Washington of. Se neea was a short while visitor oni vetting last w< ek to'see Piof. am iMrs. G. H. Washington. All those desiring to take nuts '.c see Prc.fi J. C, Beeki He is ii Walhalla on Mondays. Mr. and Mrs. Frank How. til vi Sen;*ea hist wo'k. .Friends hm-e nro very plad tha: Miss Ruth Wilson has recuperet; oil also Mrs. Sohpia Johnson. Miss Hattio Belle Allen has re tin ne l from the hospitM Sic i: improving nicely. / Mr. Brown cf Westminister vi> ted his (h m ;htcr, Mrs. F. Brown. Quite a crowd attended the cainj meeting Sunday at Pendleton. Also a few went to Mt. Olivet Baptist Church Sunday morning. Send your hews early to the i.c porter. a ' live. R. B. Ste.war!. Prof, an .Mrs. Ci. 11. Washington .were tlv dinner guests of .'Mrs. CFrra" Grant A ueliedousp fo'up-coursj was ser ved. All spent a pleasant evenine ? New Free Booklet Describes Pamplets Issued By U. S. Gov'1 The United States Uovcrnment oljects information about almosi every subjects in the world., I publishes thousands of pumplet; containing: that information. Il furnishes these pampldts to th< public at very small cost. ?.A UCof .-jjme.of the pamplets anil brief description of .whal tlft# contain, has been prepared a; a small booklet by the makers ol Cardui and Rlaek-Draupht. It piv es-.many--peapleT-?w.,-the first time ~ 1 banity record of some of the pan 1 phlets that the United States Gov eminent furnishes. Everyone should know whal information he -can pet from the Government, and how to pet it This booklet, entitled "Infui'nia ' tion," explains. Write to The Chat tanoopa Medicine Co., Chattanooga Tennessee, for a free copy. ANDREWS NEWS ST. ANl)RKWS~j?fVl.K. ( Ill R( II Rev. W. I'. Car?lina. Raptor Hti?Srndfty?tb- pastur^solo to, his text ?fmm?St. John 14:1 ?> Theme: "The office v. nd work ol the Holy Spirit.*' The mcs.sape w..> very pood, and every, body J"el the spirit. The Sun ay schoc 1 rra-tv.il (" new life; havinp as it*s leader Prof .1 K SvMiith nml o fi At? tl>i evt ry "(lay* teachers. We hojv t< have !: wide awake Sunday schoo iv tin reai future. ^ Mr. Francis Greene of Hem mingway, S.-C. w'Hor-on las? wee 1 'ost his home by fire visited )ii: ' sens in Aniirews. S. C.. You have our sympathy Mr.?.?Afnie?Stnggei s?former^ of ttfis place, but now of Oceda , S. C. is spending a while with he parents. Sir. .111 I Mis. Josh \V? sh mgton. Mrs. Bina Cooper who-has l?oi i , -uck for seme time is-up again. ? M r. amf-?McColtrie ant laughters of Kiugstree, S. C , while passing through, stoppo . over and saw some of their oh . friends. h Mr. H. F. Givens, a tfiilor o Kingstree, S. C. hjlsforn? to d husThess in our town. >' Quito sad news about the find I infij of Mr. and Mrs. Staggers' sol s of Oceda, S. C. killed at Lanes, S I ' . :v 4 \ ^c" ill ' ' ani>i;rso\ \rws .. I; I ho < (.< yuony men rendered . s a -very uni<|ue inisrellawiow- pro- i - niam at ti)e Royal 4iui?t-1>I ('bttreh jj r 11; whirh r v. ii: c. At.-ji'i-j.iimv r=?| Sunday e\rl5!nj; ?!i*invr the c 4vVI?l' hour I'm (iroup Nov 1. Miss i- Xeda' Robinson leader an I Nliss Willa- Mice Alexander, sponsor. . 1 - The auditorium \va> filled II. rap fcjfty. There wei* about fifty young pirn' under the "supervision - of Mi ssrs- Theodore Nasli and CuW viness. No wonder- .Mi-. Nash and' ~ ' alvitie s | ii.--e> such poise and i- '?ijriiity. They are .Morehouse Col- I ' This : - one 5?ch< "1 a that tJi? i ace may boost for thtJi material it has an: is now produc( Mr. Nash having ,accompli-hod ?. UiirUcn years in liHisjc, has orga- . s hized a (Hoc (flub ol fifty voices. I.overs of nrr?ip \v;-. ~~vrrre not ollt (. missi il a rat treat hy tart- wttne-Niny .thi- i^noiam. Mr. Calvi0 K!lVV inforuwi'viaii at length. j- i m~ '"t'imr tIn- origin ;\.';rf-rtmics of ~ -i ("ivilan v <"nnservati fi ,Corps. ''anifi, llia|thf i! iecreation .aciiJ' \"ities and educational classes are loniwtcd ;it tlie camp. (leanli- ^ 1 n'e-s i< -ties ed asidi fr?>ny givim. " N -ntphrymont. Moials are stiVsse i i .? levat.e ' better cil ixenship "an! 1 lh\ aiin. for e\i t y mat: t ?ro ha j to his vohimunitv a be'ltr pt'epar. d person with a better spirt. Ti.e' open.'ny' ine' t ; r of .t! . , Xortl ; S< ho 1 I'.T. V. will 1 1 Friday aft mom:. <>ctol? i 11 at k" the school at -1:00 o'clock. A.wol' coined i ecejrt ion-of at! old and new patrons and fri< ml- will he gmn c' by the Principal, Mrs; \V. 1. Peek. The h vc t.s of fit .' : 'i - i w.e i e .riven a real tr?/it Friday aflvii ooii! 1 >s lieel St net. Hi HI lie lUwilsl. opined its. football s-asv'n at *M\-'| i noriai neat ny carrying IJt'vvard, ( - X. Mi School- in .fAvn by a( c6i*e of.jjrO. |2 ?-.October 11:,- is'the date for- the 1 i uniform opening of all c< uuty s yhonls. Many min is will be turn-I yd toward the tlujee ."His", .states j - Ylvs. A Nr.- Wclil) Anderson, I i Everyone is btfcsy prcpnrinjr for* hi- fail- whi.- - It, ii . .ni.lw, 'n ;? ; Xoveml.er d-7^S-P. Arrangements . have been made l\?j- the- Carnival . for' vo'ur amusement. All roads cad to Cator's Park?The Play- I ~ irtound of the. Piedmont Section. Mrs. W. I. Peek, is manager of . the Fair and Prof. S. C. Perry is , secretary. 2 : . i \\ Al.TERHOUO NEWS , i C'ulU-Um .Traininn School . LlS This is to iuform_ y? It that we ire back at work and that school ( - ha- started with a banjr. Our. for ' nal ope niiut. was he ld Monday, : September 2:5. ) I . M. Princi- ! pal P. J. llammitt presiding. I t 'This year we boast the fact that we are able to serve in-, re pupils i* liu-to i he. iiicreiiseAif Tacalty.. nutk ing a-total of eleven. The elev- ; Uith grade has also, la en adib d 1 making the sclnxrl a four vear high . schoi 1. _ 1 i ML* m\> u'iuiR'i ^ arc: .MIS. ! (_ 7 Hrcwr ~nf?\Vji:t< rhnrrr-ami"" Mis*"!" 'laibarno Carter ?>1" Spartanburg. S. . Tlu* members ..f tlu- faeul-1 ty are: I'rrneiital 1'. .1.' llanvniitt. Science and Mat kemutie: l'rof;. (id . 'it. kman. Shop' and Agru-iiHuro; C Misses Kmina I.-oui.-u- Finu la ss Manee! urir. Fi eneh. Knglish; Mary Luis I'iittir.-on of Beaufort, S. l C..v II. K.; Mfs. A. S. Brewer of f - Wallei lx.!. . S. ( ? ith-urade; Miss v. Father K. li.twcn -of Sumter, S. ('., :.th grade; Caibarr.e Carter el' t Spartanburg. 1th grade;. -les-We A. t lliMifnu ial. Bidg. Spring, .".rd grade j [ Alma Frnrsier, Chat lestwn,# S. ? ; iijtd grade; Annie Mile-; (.Irango- ? t lire. 1-t grade and Mrs. Vi'iihyl' tin nia Traey. Walterboro, S. C;, p 1st grade. -The- II. K. conference was held t are >a!::t.i!ay. Oetoher .*>th under. = the supervision of Mi<s Mattie Be-'1 1 gttes, itinerant Teach*r-.Trainer of F. T -a hers from the fullow ing selnml > were present:. Beau i oit. Burton, Colleton Training T - School, Sunnnerville and Ridy- 1 land. ' I A t An in-titate for the benefit if 7 teachers of Colleton County . will .be held,at the training; school - (b toor?~ 10, ? ' I C Mr. I lapnuitt wislus to announce , , to patrons' Chat children are not i lr< i>v.r sent from School when they, have no books and u.-k that you do j , no keen them out '.11 that excuse. t] . Bu.t he is ui'trinjr and insisting that c all par-hts pay U>ok-rental for ( ' their children because one cannot 1 o his best without them. I |. . PINK MtOVK BAIT. CHl lUll 1 Re\. A. 1*. Co\. Pastor v. JTh(f Sunday school opened at a the usi< 1 hour. The superintend ' rut an i tecchies aie putting fnftli ' ail t f forts to make the Sunday !. v school better ar.i. >ret ready for i; I the Jerusalem Association which ti me.ts at Sampit. S. (\ Sunday mornir.ir 1 11 o'clock ,tlu-- e J eomrretrati 11 left tie church and, ( went down to Black River ar.d bur p | ied one soul in baptism. The can- -it * ' a Uage S v \ | !MFKSS!()N\I j> CAMIls J_ r Oflice Hours Phone .1:30 A M. to 2 1 . M. OllVe 353t 6.00 P. to 8 P. M. K'r-s: 3&4K Dr. C. E- Stephenson Phyaician amP Surgeon ??-?)iaea&ea_of?Women and Li.ih.iei A Specialty . Office. ' Heaiuci.ce. , 4 14 1/ A ?*-? -,v jissemoiy ijt. 132h-"Ouk bl DR. L. M. UAM!.L> ., Physician and Hurtrron '" '" 1 >?r. : i 'ffice Hours: 0 to 10 A.M., 1 to i P. M.; (to k F. Vi. ipecial Attention ,'itvtn kh.*. - Ol Women. Office. 1 Ic.-'lihlK * 125 Washington 2^.30 iiuiuj to* Phone G420 Phone 75.C4 ?*??? ' ?? DR. J. CLSTUAM , Eye, Ear, Nose and lhr--?i Glasses Fitted \rcuraielv Office Hours; Tvt.ei'i'o??.' 1:00 to 1:00 P.M. It-> .f'-V 1 6:00*'to '8 :00''P.M. '.Office ffT'.lf. Office . Ke->lffenc: 030 Taylor St. 1417 1'inV St , 'Office Hours: ~ . . I' J .1 A M ??*'-> P \?' ' < ___ ? - t .in. IV: a ?>"# ' fi P M tr. H P \i_ Or. W. D. Chapprltr^ PWyelt .an and Sorgtu sose&ata of Women?and?f iri1) A Specialty Office: * . R'-su'cpi',115 Laay St. 1301 Fine St Colombia. S C Office Hours Phones 8 to 9 A. M. ( flice 6033 1 to 2 F, M. . Res. 6798 6 to 8 I'. M. I)r. R. B. Frederick Physiciaa Office; _o Residence; lOT'/j Washington 1416 Par* )ver Victor) Savings Bunk Columbia S C. iffice Phone 8407 Res. A*'9fc , , N. J. FREDERICK kttorney-at-L?w and N'olaiy I ulis> PRACTICE IN Afcfc-etll'ttTa ?State and Featral 119 Washington St., Cote:, 5. 'hone 7811 All Classes ol Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman r L._ ' DENTIST 'ainless Extractions. Sundays by ippointments. Davs: Mondays, uesd.ivs. Wednesdays, Thursdays Fridays' and Saturdays llfiee: 2d6t?l-2 ' Gervala Street Columbia, S. C. t. ' r ? -- * idate was Miss Ella Marsh, who ante finm Mt. l.Vbi\n?>n A. M. E. 'hibeh i-n?l desijo i to--unite with 'ine t?iov< and be b.ptiso.i. To av, seen tlie\bnnti>in. you would > ? avt- b en reminded ot' a -cu'.e-on ?, he Jordan. The sor\iees Sunday morning * < ?\ i .? u "> , i ni- u . v. .1. l ttison ??t" liooryotown hrouidrt- us . ' nu^sajri' tV.II cf inspiration -from r. ohn ;>:7, lliv, i"o\ hn> proven himself *: il s* amoti_r th, people and ,o7> ist Ki.iday nipht ho was reelected load tho, folk. . . I >on't forjret the I.it. vary proCam to ho triwn Sunday ni<rht, h t h"r 12th, There wili ho rolosontativos from all thv ohuiahs of the city. Rli'ng tne sacred rM oris to our compe rtA nderstanding. dipService insures |TCTf| to compliance with inviolable rights xiros of I h?* be Bsrgl|