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?r? ^ Papfc 8 ' J THE 31si I OCTOBE I 6 Big Amusement l'?. . Monday Oct. 2 Tnpsrfav Ort. * 16:00 T Wednesday () 9:00 A 11:00 A , 6:00 V 6:00 IJ 8:00 I T1 ?1 /v.i t huimui.v 0:00" I . .11:00 .V 12:00 A 2:00 '/ 0:00 I1 Friday Nov. 1 0:00.,\ ; 10:00 10:30 A 2:00 1 Saturday Nov B 0:00 : 11:00 ; 1:00 1 kJU > ' . MORRIS .COLLEGE "HoHJit/v TROr NT 11AH B11 S(?S roLljajK ("< '> - ?? By Wm. Mclvinlsv llomiuin The "Morris" f'?.!Wjc^ "!I< :' est' opened their p:id-,h..n 'sea- ; <H>r* Coach Bliss Willi !:rt "b;; ' .foiRjnj? the. Haihis u ?; "f 'olTiYtry Coach Williams said '.ha* *' 2 jivtune was, dims:Ji-U, ~1; 1 ho?he .w.o?r.iiihii'io ? : i^ '.IS stri'np material -from t'r.i- r ia' or - in th" paini " ? The panic was play. ; at t " jSiiffiter County 'Fair -fwi'yaa-. li .spectators witnessed the lav Harherson was oiitela.-O'tj fr MONEY NO 0!'J IF IT'S A Ql'ES Since 1 7.*thou-at. i- of u health after yeays of n'T all type*. s.ucli as'e? n-'ip: ' stomach \vhi':h an- t'v 1 hitrh hlocul-pr s<- ro, rhoniit: p-ffs r>H face anil ho iy. pai-n ,, bladder disorder, c\hao>tio Those sufferers hav; n<>t chemicals or drugs-of any , . i ' me 'y made l>v N'aur . on the hiuhes* m< : ntn'n p healing* el? meats and vi'.a HUMANITY in distress. It is c'imDost d o:' IP l.-ir.ds ?'?< ~ ~ and flower? ^eientihcnhy : is known as I.ION* ORG^S I.ION* CROSS HFRB TF.A _____ fully iifir n y r < <v li in. ; j Pripoire"Tt fresh like any n ful once a day, hot or co A one dollar treatnant act you look and feel 1 iki new familiar with tlu- beneficial LION* CROSS HftRB TF/ ... i_ yourself. If not satis fact* "* f Try it arid convince yoursc antee. i 1 week treatment In order to avoid mistakes | - j?CROSS HE1tB~TE A*. plerre1180 Second Ave., N". Y. City, N. Y. Gentlemen: < , Enclosed find $ -f Jt- treatments of the famo ? NAME .. . L ADDRESS ' ? - fciilr ii in i - i - DON'I MISS ANNUALST 28-NOV Days and 6 Big by Smith's Great A !8th"~ \ M.?Midway opens?Fi >9th Hand concert Hetrin placing" exhi M.?Midway opens? Fi ct.30th . M.?Gates open. l. M.?Hand Concert. M.?Farmers conferenc ? (lay. \ M.?Finish placing ext *. M.--Judging exhibits. M.?Midway opens. M. - Stockholders annu J 1st ! _1 i. M.?jGates. opcjn (Hig T .. M.? Hand eonert. i i. M.?AMidwav open. V. M. lFootball -Allen Claflin College. M.? Fashion Show, stec si ~. d. (fates often (High ? l. M.Midway open. C M.?Hand Concert." \ .M.?Fo.otba.ll High Hooker Washingto *. hid L M.?Exhibits released"." V. >1.?Paying premiums \ M.?Director's meeting. I)r. A. ,K'()lJ.tyS. Pi:e, .J. K. DICKSON. Secretin : P. (). Box 992 112")'a Washington St. Loiumyia, o. L. I" ".he initial whistle through thi-y , ha: .M'>: ns-C'-UcXTv' l'an.< j?vtti?iK_ - : ci' t'lu'vi ilu-ir nice aerial attack. Four tr.uHi downs' Avere" ni d '. ir. i?t l,a!-"r a:.<i 1 t;>urh i.'owh h(s' j.a.t'. The, thri'M of the ira:v.c was wjv.ij- "Zvnt" Zinnerv.'.ai: :rcl'U-! ii Havh'-rsoh pas? ' i" i :'a 7ji .yani- !' >?". a ti'Mc!". I'a- -> - ; h-l.-.l. M.C. 1: H. < Morris. : -JJa = r T- ah .iowns: ...!. J- ': j I a ij>? i*s?>n 'hfr _ 7 i -a-wns \vt-(v ma a- hy " >. fiarrlr.sov. Zinr.ertr.an. )., Davis Kx. I':. p. 1 L 'a;:. Ha ' Vrh'wtf.'' nj F:' : F l.lay. (?.-r. l*"h. kct t;o\ of hf.at.th j'- ::-ari th ar.<! .-a, ;r .??> ! . : j.-.u.sr : - :: tci hi. ye: i i s !?:n.rthrh-a'";-:. liver. a;. ! in. !<>>- of and ar it'-. us <! ar.y n.an-i'.m :c 1 inf 1; they Lav- ;o;i!v u-ed a T't i's marvel.m- pro :uct trrows r' s\ vhiVe it alj-nri - all the mi a- from the' sun t?, aid ' natural leaveX seeds. Lcr.ri s ui'. proportionately ~ mixed and I F.llli TKA. testes (Ulieimis. acts \vo? iej''.n ! is?iflfe men far . ci.ihlren L<). ; ' omplishes WOXDKRS; makes l orn. If yoii are not as yet t'leets of this natural rcmcdJ i try it at once and convince >vy itifmrj?refnnd'-d to yfnr~~"~" f'.f with our mon? y-hack'puar(i weeks treatment S5.00 in uettinir the Rcnuino LION ?fill out the attached coupon. Dept. or which please send ivte us LION CROSS HERD TEA. STATE., ^ . dBkt. i "" _ THE PAI i > ATE FAIR J EMBER 2 I Nights 1 itlantic Shows -ee grates. bits. *ee gates. B e & rural school tibits. H al meeting. \ ~ || hnrsrliiv^ . Eft University Vs. *1 building. fchool Day) 11 Kb * ?v . School Game? n Vs. Avery Hi. RIDGE SPRING XKWS Sunday Sehrml-nt^i^ "usual hour w i | IT'S u peririUiuleTu T. F. Hammond and. the teachers at their place. The ltssdn "was Leautb'nll.. Jici. V iui OO.JIllIlUieS. i 11 place of review of the lesson, tin* State B. V. P. U. and Sunday School Missionary, Mrs. Ida Poatcrsonpresetted"her^vrork and the Sunday School i^sSf^l.UO for her. At" 1 l":Utt """q'cloid^ Rev, Jones as Vicver before, The ^ nT'TOTnleT The" pulpit and preached rt-ceivi <1 with til oat interest and entnus'aism. After the sennon tiie following delegates were ilect<d tor.tin convention: I)oa. M. Gibson, l-pri7fT~1T F. HahThibhil, and Mr. 'Nelson Head. Misses Marion Hammond, Thelma Williams and 1 'on?William-- Mrs. Holmes and Blown spent the week-end at their hiiiius in Columbia, S. C. Miss Sever," the State Nurse, was at t he. Ridge Hill High School last week, and als'o this week examinThg the children arid teachers. Miss Klizabeth Raj ford has re* timed from N. V. where she spent mme of her vacation. .She began : ei we'l l; for the'- winter at the A an: Junior High School, Monday i >< ' ber 1 1th. Prof. I.agone, the principal of Wind Junior High School passed through Ridge Sprint; enroute to i.'i-' wfnt> r Weik. Mr. Robert Morritt left Saturday i Hendi rsonville, X. C. where he oxp etir.g tfi work at the CC <"amp. Mis.M. F.. Crawford began her High School October 11th . She winter "work at the Ward Junior n< Iw.orkud here foj- a number of. Oui' The trustees, pa r ent<r ami children were very t;Pad to have her back again-. She is one otir ottr be.-t outstanding teiuhers. ' Ml. Moriah C^uirch Itev. A. M. Matthews, Pastor The Sunday School convened at 10:00 o'clock with officers at their post of duty. The pastor preach%d both morning and even in y t " Miss Audery Wilburn has gone to Atlanta, C?a. to the bedside of her aunt, Mrs. fcally Lowe. Mrs. C arrie, Sims has -as her truest her sist'r from Ashevflle, SC. , 4 '1'he schools in the city, and ia the County are doinc their wmP | tine but are now doing some excellent fair worltr 1 Miss I.ouise Vaughn of the faculty 7rfTlTe TTTKfiTanfl Graded school spent Sunday with her parents in . northeastern part of the state. |?The teachers of the school and | pupils likg their new teacher, Miss M. K. Hoover who is an Instructor in the high school, very nicely. The Southside Panthers planned to meet thh Northside team in a heated coritest but the game was postponed oh account of training ability,-T i . * T " . JV1ETTO LEADER __ DIIXON NEWS , 1 \ * Mrs. ! Henrietta Garrett has returned from Philadelphia accompanied by her two little boys. ~~^~Thfr"BTmday- School Board of St. Mrs. Sallie Crawford on Sunday ! afternoon. Rev.' Felix and familv and Rey. H. II. Herriott were sup\ pep guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. "W'il I liams Wednesday night. I Mc-sdames Idella Campbell, Fran- j cos Johnson, Kli/.a Pprdy and Callie Jackson attended the Nurses Meeting in Columbia last week. | The colored county Fair officers i are planning-to make the Fair the best in its history. Don't forget i the time?November 4-9. Bethel A. M. E. Church i Rev. A. J. Felix, Pastor ' Sunday was a high day.- The '' .attendance was very good. The c lesson was well discussed. The ' lesson was reviewed by the pas- ' tor. The pastor preacher! quite an c instructive sermon which filled our 1 hearts with joy. * . * Sunday night lie paoaehed anoth -x ~0r strong sermon on "Baptism". It was .indeed"ah instructive ser- 1 moil, preached with much power. The" leaders will make reports as follows: Sunday night. Bro. R. It. jfkivis; Monday night, Sister k .LuJifnc Terry and Bro. Alex Royalr1 Tttesday night, Sisters ^Franjj-is Johnson ami Leah Covington; Wednesday night, Bro. J. C. Cou- 1 -ei- and A. B. Cox; Thursday riite, I?ro,s. D. M; (iaddy, J. S. Scarborough; Friday iiiglit, Bros. Moses Smith and Mueio Wells, Rev. C. B. Bethea oi Cedar Falls will dtL J . the -preaching- ?. . i .Manning. Baptist Church . I ? " Rev. J. Ti. Cregg, Pastor i There were large crowds and good services all day. The pastor -i preached and everybody enjoyed both sermons. I We were glad to have the new principal and wife, Prof, and Mrs 1 >a\ is?with?w-.?Tie?made a fine_ _ talk concerning the opening of j school on Qctohcr 21-#t. We appreciate very much our new prin-> , cipal. . -_i .... The young people are attending ' church . much better. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bethea and Miss Minnie Jones had dinner recently with Mrs; Mary J. God--ln.lt atul expressed themselves as * Miss 'Mary "Tisdale of I.atta was in town Sunday. The oc?asion being a sad one?the death of her father. We extend our sympathy. ... rveryhody i- invited tn attend ^ our- services on the second and fourth Sundays. You are wel- \ .come. GEORGETOWN NEWS I Mesdame^ Florence Williams, 1 Sallie Hickman, Mary B. Allston 1 ami I.ivhi A Greene attended the | Nurse.s' convention in Columbia -111 I M o..]- 'i nil i-opni t n voiy. fifQ- . fitahhr meeting. Mrs. M. E. Ikace is home again much to the delight of her many friends. . - . > ? The many friends of Dr. G. G. Daniels-wifj-be. glad -to know that he is up and out again. The Irmly of little Mary Emma Xesbitt, which was brought home last week' from N. Y., where she dnd.1 us-i'iTidy for burial. She was - -the da .. 'ci uf Mr. and Mir.. John Xishitt. 'the grand daughter of Mr. .John Washing torn- The body was accompanied here . by its -WuUumv Alis. Evelyn- Wn-gfringtop. Xesbitt and an aunt. They returned to X. Y. Saturday. Mr. Tliomas Moses, who has preached ai home on r.manuei at.pposit his father, the Rev. H. J. Mos^s,- has moved . Mr. Moses is c<*nnOeted with North Carolina .Mutual Insurance Co. Mrs. Moses is a teac her in the rural section of the county. The K. l-i. Jones of the MaryviHe circuit and fylisto District was - yen-in Georgetown Monday. He was here to attend the funeral etvices of Mrs. Gurtrude Filmore. Mrs. 11 u Ison, the wife of Mr, CI if-1 tun Hudson at Rents, On last Wednesday, Miss Martha Hne'e on Cannon St. left for N. V. where >l\e 1 \poets to make her future bona- with her brother,Buster Hugo. -llutlu l A. M. K. Church Dr. J. W. Mtirph, I'astor? The service began at the usual pour last Sunday. The scripture lesson wa - reael from St. Luke -im Tip. sermon was 'selected from Jonah 1:3, "But Jonah ro.-t up and flee unto Tarshish , from the presence of the Lord" etc, ; -ahiei 1 "1.. raping?Duty."?Many paid the price of ttie passage thnt , was beaiVifully outlined and deliare not entitT d f(T ride; this text | vered with such understanding that ( cveryoir could but agree. At r* i?*# 1' fir tKn >tn(itnr nrr?n at kosnnont to a splehdid audi- \ net- and at the evening hour o f . worship he brought another force- | ul message. We acknowledge the presence'of .Mrs. Florence Dun- , more and children of Bethfesda , Baptist Church and others whose , . naim s we did not get. Come , . again.,????- ? THE DAMES. The Dames Social Club met at the home of Beulah B. Pope Tues- ; day at the usual hour, with the president in charge. The house I was called to order by singing: | What a Friend? After .devotional ; exercise a short interesting pro gram was rendered. Then the min- | Th(^ hoyse was then opened for < , business. fMans are still* being made for the anniversary. . ( M^ttie Hampton, Reporter. j I t LAKE CITY NEWS Ji L.D. Gamble, I'astor , For two years we have had as \ our efficient pastor and his beloved wife in our midst laboring J us. And now we are winding up ~ our cqjiference year's work. Thoy ] have been a asset instead of a , ? libility to us many new thoughts , in community life have been in- < jected by personal service render- , ed. And many commendations by both white and colored as to the , service rendered by them while in ( aur midst. Many new members have betin i added to the church ami the frier I i -hip of white alid colored haycnon commented even in Lake City < ivhile they sojourn in our midst. 3ur pastor has errected a school ] it one of our rural points at the rost of around $800.00 and at the i second point the people bought "] wo acres of land to erect the sec- \ md building, costing $200.00 sVhat the church is suffering for c ;od;iy, is men who can put a cum-, nunity program over. . ' - dTo show our pastor's standing in s md around Lake City, he has been. 1 inamously elected principal for f ;he second year". . And ihe leading white and col- j >red people are praying his return 'or the third year to Lake'City, jj Sunday morning we are deter- \ ui.ned to put over the program. | The loyal members said can lot fail. ... LAKE. CITY HIGH SClF'OI. Prof. L. D.-Bradley, l'rin. Lakes. .City High School'^,.enroll- < nent is still increasing.?The ^ stunt Show and Carnival will be- < fiye.il the last week in October.at v he sichool's auditorium by the faculty. ' e The following members of th' 'acuity spent the "week end out of s ity. Mis. R. Summers and daugh j :er, Miss Leoha Summers at honi< , 11 Oiangobui'.JvS. C. Miss Jean E. . Harrington witji\f/jendx at C'o,rl* '''I i ^ r Ml L- Hraey at j home in 'Sum tub, S.~C. They all , oport pleasant' trips. Misses ] Eula Massy, Helen Giahani. Jean--' Harrington and Prof. J. E. Mclvu j motored to Florence, S. C. on Monay to shop. i Prof Rt'ftillm' rrnvo n vlirtrt Vim t I :*nter seting 1 ec.tliif iii chapel' Mon | 'ay morning on Initiative. . m , ? i MRS. CELESTE DOUGLASS IN JOURNAL AND GUIDE CON- ' TEST FOR AUTOMOBILE; . Mrs. .Celeste Douglass, 1112 Page Street, Phone 8H46, lias entered . The Norfolk Journal and Guidgls . Subscription Contest, the winners of which will receive automobiles and cash prizes. In previous con- < tests two Columbians have won a'u- i tomobiles: Prof. I. M. A. Myers and Mrs. J. P. Reed r. Mrs. Doug- j lass is asking1 her friends and sub- j scribc-rs to The Norfolk Journal , ami Guide in this vicinity to i\;ie\v j vour subscriptions. through her. She will appreciate this favor very much. i ? A GIFT. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. I.ec, formerly of Summerville, S. C., but ' now of Brooklyn, X. Y., presented to the Alston llj^h school at Sum- ] irrerville their library of books i consistintr of four hundred nr" more i volumes." This gift on the part of i our .benevolent friends means.much ] to th.;.enhancing of the present li- 1 brary of the school and coming j from one of our own group l?e- I speaks well for them as race lead ers. Words are inadequate to ex- [ i press our profound'? latitude toll hose, our friends. May- others follow this movement for the bet- : torment of our work. . , Gratefully,~ Faculty Alst< n School. IN MEM OKI AM. i In loving memory of my- dear son Jesa Lee, who 'departed from is three y:ars today, Oct. lb, 11)112 i In our. hearts your memory lingers always; j Tender, fond and true.,.. There is not a day dearest son. Tha* we do not tbmk of you; But some day we will meet you, Sleep-on and rest. Devoted,?Mr. and Mrs. (labe Hartley and family. MARION NEWS- 1 ! -ST: JOHN A. M Th ( III KCH Rev. A. P: Jenkins. Pastor i Sunday was. pleasant for church < goers, everybody seemed to" take ^ advantage of it. The church was i -luwilwl with many nn.Unrs lion1- I i ?rs7 ~The pastor preached from j Prove) hs YM-&- xukmctr The Hug-L gard in harvest.." The sermon was y a masterpiece and many souls'' ] were made to rejoice in the God ! , >f their salvation. It could truly 1 be said "Hid not oitr hearts burn 1 as the man of God talked with us t jy the way." Sunday -afternoon' at 1 o'clock we" wet'O favored. with the pres.- I nee. of Rev. McCoy,..the minister i )f the white Methodist vhtirch. He 1 ai-eaehod a wonderful sermon that?1 Was enjoyed by all. He is a Christ I i an gentleman arid we hope for I bim a long life to work in the i Master's Vineyard. t Sunday at 7:.10 P. M. we were < favored with the'presence of Rev ' Holiday, the minister of the Pros byte via n church (white). He ] preached'from the subject: "Let your light shine." His audience was greatly im. pressed by his words of wisdom ?.W*i- arc nearing the dose of our _ conference year. We are working vfiry hard to raise our conference daims. 4 The rnembers are hoping ] to send our pastor up with a 1 9? round report and looking with happy exnectations for his return. | He has done excellent work in this part of the moral vineyard. | We feel that lie is the right* jnnn in thu rig hi* place.?Ho is n-yretet? leader apd ? ("hiDtin. , .<1 For the past two. weeks lui\y be^n fa.vosed by having in this Vicinity the "Wilson Harm niz- j ?rs," a blind quartette.. Tlley are . singing of no mean ability. We certainly enjoyed theft* slay. The funeral of Mrs. Ida Davis J was held Friday afternoon, at j o'clock. H. F. Jackson was in | jnaiKt'. Mrs. Janerotto of Columbia, .ALus pother of our I'r< siding Kl.ler is risking bore.' Miss Mildred Kvans is 'on t tick list this wis. k. Mrs. Tom Taylor is at..the Mc.eod hospital in Florence. I ' JMr. Nathaniel C??jdd;ird .is-\pry:' 11 at this writipj;. His sister,! Mrs. I.illio Holloway of Charleston i si tod him last week. - ?, Miss Thelnia Gbddard was in the ity last week e: v ?ity, N. J. Alfs. A? In lie L ulhy.. pent one week at home ! Tore! eavinff for her school ;vt .(Ir an sea. I Mrs. Mary I.ewis isVui : aain iClcr ;t short illness | You arc invited ta'ctt d prorram at bit. John A. M.F. C nrch.' iVcd'nesday, _ Oct.'1 'JJ. A* bin' satirise awaits you a. . Alice V. llajrin. 7'22 MM I St. !' waliiAi.la riirurii mans, i ? ? "I Thet Flat Itock Baptist chuiah Sunday-school was well attend <1 : Sunday moi'iiiim with (lie in.?|?irt-il j Supt. Mr. Foster Jones presidinjr: ; ( Fire lesson was beautifully e-"x-! i daincd. Miss Amanda XVilfhttns ? inil Mr. John Woods, were elected leletrates to the semiannual sisdon of the Sunday School TTd 'caional Convention which will, convene witlv tii'c Cherokee. Baptist <, burch. Wist minster. The Harvest Rally and Quartcrv Con fi? re nee came to a close Sun lay at the Trinity M. K. eluircn' ~ Itey. W. M. Str-otlier, Jr.. Pastor. Fire ^soyvic. s were spiritually ea- , ioy.cd. . * The Double Sprintrs * Baptist j, .-hurch services were in full attend-} nice. The pastor Rev. G.W. Joie s j * [>reac4ied.7a- nolile -sermon. Hi-; is^j a,* power in this e< nimuni'ty; Topil ' realised was StUlO. Mr. and -Mrs. John Jackson and 1 children wen the dinner fmcsts .of 1 Mrs. Clara Grant Sunday. Rev. St.r"thei- was the week-end Cfuest of "Mr. aril Mrs. FrelFBroVvn Friends-of M rs. Fraiu es'I.itnioii J tiro synipathi/iiiti- ilurinsv her serious illness. Tru-t that she will xuuii riTnviT. 'I Friday evening of last weak INI: s;. J Carrie White eutpYtain d tli S.i' I riuli <>f Flat Unek Baptist chinch.! Miss Amanda Williams, pre-! a'j in charge, Bu>ino-s was- discuss-- !,1 after Avhich Mxs?.- White- sfrv. d t lelicious couc.sc, eonsistirir of sand ' .vicho , cako ami chucolaU1. i-i Mr. Harry Norton lift Saturday : for s; nil* points.-in North Carolina . o .the (-('(' camp. Mr. Lee Brown. Mis -lai i. , inson, Messrs; Waynun .Jantes. I'. i Mitchell and others, motor; d tr ?> j liiyhland. \. C. a ft V\ days aeo. rhey reported real frost there. ~ . - Quite a surprise to the many 'rieijijs of Miv- ( hark it: Scott of , iear SesVica who was united i n tin ri it'.,'~r to Mr-. thud Mitchell of this'town, last Thursday eveninjr. , Rev. K. W. Keid. othntinir. We trust them a happy, succ; ssful life. < Hiss?4*iUL-William- h came tin- 1 j ride of Mr. Ihycue Simpson, tel.er 5, A ?wide circle of friends wish the couple success and happi- ' "less. ...... i ^ Miss (Jraee Davis- is visit in^ in. 1 spartanhurii1 with relatives. i Miss Paulino Terry reftiiT.ed from r Atlanta, (la., Saturday after aland I dy weeks visit with r. hitives. - \ \ Airs. Kmma Blackwell of West- i minster was a short while visitor here Monday. I Mrs. Delia Mchall reports that < 4k- is enjoying lier wink a< lr.a- i r<n at Si lieca Jr.*-Col lege.* |i Bob IIolOTinib spent tig-week-end 11 Greonviltc, Tenn. . ( BOSS UOAI) SCIIOOI. I J, S. Anderson. Principal. ( Knstover.?lit Ih> Kyerybody! Station CRS is now on rh air t'<>r an-' . ither school term.We hope you had \ grand vacation. We opi-n. d <. bi nl . last Monday with cpiite a few visitors during' the day and a large1 ( :i'o\vd of children enroll.d. Now . folks, I'have a surprise t'o* yen. [ loess what V Mi s Krlean. Williams, is hack with us this tenn. M re. I Williams arrived here Sunday; she ' completed htr vacation in - Ohio. We have for agriculture instruct,.: Prof. J. Rhodes of Columbia. We 1 ire hoping this .term will be the 1 vest, ifi the history of thv school. 1 Ihrr pTTTrcipaMs-hrgirtning- hfs? term. We hope for him succes ;. ' Goodwill Baplist Church .a musical program .was given at ' he above named church Sunday I ' light with Mt. /.ion of Ells lover Rev. \V. I?. __ial. pastor and Shi- ' o)i A.M.I'.. i liun li i.ivviUr -i is. Also the I* slier board of Mt ^ion-church served. The president^*' Mr. Robinson made a very guuijl ' alk; also .Mr. Joe Ch<< seboro. < 3uite a few visitors were present. , St'ou are welcome.' Come attain. The dtnth of Mrs, Sarah Mc- 1 ' Kon/.ie was finite a..shock to the i :onin>unity. She died Saturday and i i\as funerali/.ed Monday at Shiloh 1 V.M.E. chuveh, with Revs. Rya)r Wider and Kelly officiating. She i .vas laid to r^st under, a hank of?t jeautiful flowers. Those whp at- I ondeH the funeral out of town: 1 Mrs. McKenzle's two daughters, j Vlattie and Rebecca and their lit- 1 Saturday, October 19, 1935 ?? ? IG O O D ENUFl The Standard Flour I ~ - of Columbia" I ^TOU, HONES! VALUE USEIT CABS = STOP BY 1924 mm l_ Bl'Y WIISRE I u THE OK Counts | SJ & OK CHEV. COi I 1924 Main St I ' . Wr orr ..ntliori/od l>v the Dlrec or -of Hie Hotter Housing Program to figure Government Work. Artisans Contracting Company? I'hones 3187?8535 Mamie Bradley's BEAUTY SHOPB?=? lleauty Craft. Marcel Wave. Fanner Wave, Croqiiignole, a Specially?Hrago System . " I'hone 5721 2228 Hampton Ave, W A N T E 1) ! l oloiid Pressors. Women Silk Finishers, .Male. Coiiks, Malds^ Nurses uul Waiters. . COLXMHIA Em pipy ment Bureau I.iZI .Main Sired Woont t> IMionv 38(i(i sr. i. ikk a. m. ? :. (iTTToTi liev. h. ISiilip Kills I'a'stur Out' Siih'i:iy nnnitiTTg a.Tvic ' IIfi-rnai v> I ;.j. prayer me.iii .? i.eill.A. o..inl'iy >i'lit); 1 a:...-u: ill iiii u- das A;?. iv . un 1? rem Itisijr I 1. i.") A. M..air.i S:lu i*. I. A. ('. K. League (J: id I'. ,\J. . ? At 11:!.") S.iii :ay. Oil. loth; our e.i-ipr a-scendi u the rostrum at-', . lopiiniid 4>y the lev. -J. K. Tol i iv "ai.-i I!:d lie". . S. .J. NVil uti. If hvn li<.trail 1,is. sci".tie in Itis usual i'i in. \vas.t4ako:: fiom' - Arts *J7 i'J'i "For llui* snail by pie' his niirht (}ie amrol of (jod, .whose , ; -I atii aiitl' whom I M-rv.rf.." Tie "" lii.i i ii ; i i i'- i>1 i'i. l.ukf .always ;?: ..tint, tn I.ear ; i e ii past of-Mi; yatn i. i daffy. iliu>t :ii l<> liiy pel)- j. l-lv aii 1 eieiy It ,jy :u all lint * ali.a.ys iiiaic to rejoice. (hi Sunday liia'..I, Sit 8:1"> our >.u-tor asri-mi. 1 the ruslHtm ;m t !?'! i \ em I anolli'r <Miul. stirriru' ii.'.sairf to his people. His. text av taki n from tiie lioofc ; i' Obn Ttali 1th verse "thou.yh lliini t'Mtli i?y>* It" a- t'v Ka;;le and though i_ho.: .et' thy liest among the stars, lien v wlIP l.TTisinjf thi6 (Tmvi. ~~ " aitli tli" Kuril." Thome "God will ring thee down." Our pastor' tyitainly did .s<9t the . chui'ch Oil iri'. and every "body was made to vj'oiee. At this state we art- sorry to . ( ay; but en la>t .Monday , night, hl.'Ttli, the land stopped in and. ! ek from t.s oik who was on her lied of addict ion for more than a t ear, the peikon of jsister Matti li tis. She wan ;i loyal member of .. iu>* .>?>. i?> mr more man ttu ; ais. She is our loss; but heavr.'s gain. Her hotly was lai I bt*iiile her mother in their fahiilv j cmetery on Wadmalaw Island. !ior body wajj funcrall/. >rThnrs. lay 11i?iyr. Oct. 10th, by the pas :or and her last rite was attended jy many friends; ; ; Our church is swiftly moving cr, rH-much mtt'ct'-L nn I tlir member'. ire* doing their hit to got our pasor , ready; th d he n ay -Up up ir.-t( with his report at the annua! inference; The class leaders and nem!>ers an- telling Kev. Id 11 i - ol to be uir'asy so let us make th?. _ i <I Si.ndav a banner day at St-. Luke A. M. K. Church. Our $1.00 .? ey it 11 will he called at both, norningand night service, so let eiy body tome out - and make Linday or.c of the days that our ; !Hi- \vi!l always rcmcnibci;. So s advance on *cur kni'Qa. and ?rrfy-for the.dowrt pi uv of the .holy t>iijt. Wc -are asking the Lord ' ft give us sunsHiife and not fain . .1 Sunday. Oct. lltth. - * Mr. William Wright reporter M>n r'ussly of Charlotte, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Robinson of Mehdl'to Ave.., Columbia and Rev, Robinson, of Columbia: Mr. Klliott Scott's son was run i'.to Sunday night and died MonI?y at the hospital in Colurpbia. Mr. Scott, a well known man of ;bis community and quite a young nan, will be misted. Th? family ^ las our deepest sympathy.