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f Saturday, November 30, 1935 EMflANUEL A. M E. ClIt RCH Rev. A. A. Hughey, I'astor The Sunday School was railed to order by the superintendent, i After the devotional exercise the classes went to their respective t places for the discussion of the v ^lesson which was very, interesting. . Morning worship began at 11 o'clock. Our efficient pastor delivered the message. The subj' ct of which was "The Availability of God" taken from St. Matt. Oth obonffi** ono/M^/1 /.IM.IOA ? f ',4 1 vuuj/wi. DCVUUV4 tinunu Ui llIU .'IJl verse. The congregation received the message with great interest ? and spiritual fervor. At 3:30 P. M. Rev. Ilughey with his choir and a few friends went out to the Veterans Hospital, lie preached a noble sermon and the choir rendered excellent music. It was^enjoyed by all present. The A.C.E. Lfagub is rapidly growing under the supervision of the President, Miss Georgiana Graves. A wonderful Thanksgiving program was enjoyed by quite a few at their usual meeting.o The subject of the evening's mes spge was "The Glory of thy Cross" ~ taken from Gak G:14. An appro* ' ciative congregation listened with rapt attention to the discussion """ which was touching. The choir . throughout the day rendered exceptionally good music- Wo are elated to have Rry, and Mrr,. IIu CheV Wltb 119 OMflllinv nni, year. * Mrs. Fairchild Robinson, Mrs. ^ Janie Meyers, Mr. Sim Ililler are ' on the sick list; . ^ m ^ .. ST. JAMES A. M. E. CIH'RCH Rey. Hale B.'Thompson, Pastor Asheville, N. C.?-Sunday School, on the past Sabbath was largely attended with teachers at . then posts of duty. The lesson was very interestingly, taught and a ' .splendid review-came at the elo-^e Promptly at .the usual hour the morning service began with a fine congregation worshiping. In the ?absence of our pastei who v\ns~~trr attendance upon annual fonf.-r. ence at Durham.'N. C., Rev. John?flh' nf tV?ie /flftr OAM/liiethd *1? y^. vn?g v-iujt ? titiMiin.i.vai?HH;?NtT vic*s for tfie day. lie used, for the subject of bis morning discourse, "Give God A Chance." taken from Malachi 3:10. This message was delivered with-unusual 1 furce' und tlllHIghi an 1 the rmi^icgation evidenced, great enthusiasm ! in receiving it. Visitors were n-mong us and were made to feel welcomed. * ~Th e evening service was also largely attended. Rev. Johns-.n. * tjie pastor in charge," delivered ngain' at the evening worship an interesting and practical message. .. the subject of which was "God's Church On- True Foundation" taken from St. Matthew lG:1.8t There was a fine manifestation of God's spirit among the people -bf-^STifT" who worshipped. Again, visiters were with in, worship and w< re made to feel at home. Our pastor returned at 12:15 On Sunday night past and was returned to us for another year. ~ Look for write up of annual conference held in Durham in. our next church news release. THE A. C. E. "LElfoI IT OK BETHEL A. M. E. ('ill R( II The ACE League op-red Sunday, November 21th. with a short v song service, after which wetr-re led in prayer by Mr Presley,^? Webber, bur president, hail'jflpw-gs of our program. Our tonfy* was "What . Grd't Thing- Hath Cod Done for us?" This topic was cuened for-a voluntarily discussion. The different members discussed it interestingly. 9?' We had quite a few visitois and we -hop#, -that they have enjoyc d our program and will com again Sunfday, December 1st nd briny others with them. Mr. John Mar?tin is in' charge of the prom-am. The topic is "Missipnaiy Work it' Cities." Everyone b supposed" t< be missionaries and to lulp ntal-f his program as interesting. We I ^ will come out ar.d tell what nrs'j sionary work we've done. Com0, en joy the progP -m, even if yocc' don't talk; we will be glad to have you. Visitors are always wole: me. Eva Porteifield, Secretary: Rachel Kinard, reporter. MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHX'RCH Rev. J. W. Witherspoon. Pastor The sudden cbTd wave that do scended upon Charleston 011 last j s Saturday night lessoned somewhat Sunday. Appreciative audi' noes .Were edified by the _two splendid permoYis "preached .by the pastor.1 Br. Witherspoon spoke to the! children on the subject: "The' Rjocks in the Field."- The scrmonette was inspiring and instmc ones were out and anticipate.] the message that was brought by the pastor. The morning sermon was preached from Genesis .12nd chap-1 ter and 27th verse. "God's Name" ' was the theme deduced from the ; text, and a soul stirring sermon: resulted. The service was inn-; pressively closed with a few n.10 ments of silent prayer. , , The Sunday School and I'-eague j functioned a't' the usual time. The j evening semton preached by the) pastor was another spiritual fk feast. "The "Overwhelming Spir-j it" was the theme taken from Matt. 24th chapter and 1.2th verse as a text,' There was one acession to the church in the person of Mr. Patrick Kclley from th" British West Indies, who joinf th'e watch care of the ? ^erspoon has made an *art and the church * Mm in th? further ST. J A r\. r. Fi. I.ft.VfjlT Colombia, S, C.?On last Sun<la We were reorganized under th supetvison of our new pastor, lie \V. 15. Rouler. The following officers were < i.-cLvU: l'rcsident, Miss Ellen , John on;'Vice President, Miss Ta nie Phelps; See., Miss Sallio Coo; of; Asst. See., . Miss Rosa JVn PoVvell; Ties., Mr. .Eugene l^ewji Jr; Organist, Mrs. Maiy Johnsoi ?^ s!. it talk wus inndo~T3y~TTi tr.c organization ol th L.aguo vn<l the duty of the youn young people of today. Syinday,, November 24, the Let gue was opened by the vice pros dealt due to 4,he absence of th president. Aftix the opening exercises w were favored with a splo by Mis .vid b Holder, We had the l.esso wliicii was tvkfii from A< ?s; The lesson was taught with muc enthusiasm by the pastor, Re1 Bouler. ' After the business part of th meeting had been finished, 01 secretary rtad the prograifw'whic uui b.jii gotten .by tlie prcgrai i.-oiiin.ittee for roxt. Sunday.. Tho. numbers. are: Reading, Miss Far in;- I'll lps; Duct, Drucilla Chili .nary .JuJpisOi); Poem, Miss"*Elle I.-.mtifir^on a'naiwsi discussion by tt entire League- on the subje< i' i n iiiismp 1 which" is to be led t Mr. Eugene Lewis, Jr. and Ins >?bo", .m:.s Adeline Johnson. W e aie_t. sking all person w! 10 not belong to some League t become a menibor<-of ours. Miss Ellen J. Johnson, Pres icin; Miss bailie Cooper Reportt THE VOICE^FKOM THE MOUNTAIN 11. F. Stewart The fellowship group meeting c the Baptfst SLtte Convention wt ' . .vi;o\\ icilg^d by all to be a siii cess. Something new under tl tin,.but alter all that is what lii should consist of; bringing no things to past.?The mxt inuotlr n mis kind p;n"s t <v Sp*i *inhni;' nrealization of this tact tl Spartanburg Baptist Associalic ..inch one yotrng" ln>iite Thole oUrs'sed his in .hility, to know i bout, called a meeting of all < toe execulh eL boards connectt with the Association* and" Ma: DI::t:s for llu gicaHcl ineelihg ( ^ i....,.; c ....i....... pi . I\iim . t4 u rjau i^innij i;. I I wiiur a^-modern tor, with?the rij experience of Dr. R."S. Simms Lr Ui cncrgitic ; p.tisll of pastl Muds will give the brethren warm .fellowship 'greeting in ti iiuO City '. -%ll the baptist * Sp?utanlK.rg County expect 1 ana.out that day and make it <ic' t day for the meeting. All eyes jmay turn toward tl "Hub City* oii\the 13th of De Spurinni.urg .Baptist Assi "ciatirm Invites you t?.come. ? ? M'AV. TRINITY 11 APT. CHI RC - Kev. 11. F. Stewart, Pastor Sunday' being very cold oi ch. ich services were as follow Sumiay school met at the usi .i 1 hour; with Supt. and tu-tche at. their, best. Rev.. Stewart, oi pa -tor seeiiietl to have also b. < at his best during the day; h iitoini-tyg text was taken froi lie Iiook of Psalm 120:3. Th text was pieached short ..-nd int? estir.g . Then at 3:00 o'clock Re L.ck Lee (white) of Spaitanbui brought us another inspiring si .1:011 i'roin the Hook of John 01 chapter and 2nd verse. Kveryot s.eiited to enjoy all that was sa an.', done. Visitors for tod'y: Prof, ar Mis. ('. 11. Rockaul and mothe Prof, Rogers, an J Mr, Clareni Shelton, Miss Jeruine Keitt, Pro RobfTaid, wilY and mother, M and Mrs. Clarence Shclton at Miss Keitt were the dinner gues evening the BYPU met at G:I o'clock as usual. We a^ young p< .lie are still interested in our J Y, P U, .which will ?oon take tl name oL' B. T, U, The prayer se vice for tonight was carried oi ' uy Bi o, B, F. Thompson, then Re ' tv'\.' it gave us another time! sermon taken from the book < Hob. J5:0, subject, "Benefit ( Relying oiu God." Sunday being home-coaling da our collection amounted to $10G.( Our service during the week wi carried out by different pastors, - ABBEVILLE NEWS Si. James A. M. E. Chl,rch Rev, W, S, .Minis, Pastor Sunday School opened this mot hing with fairly good attt ndanc The Lesson was reviewed by tf oupl. .m?i nson .Kncoui'.'ging ix mains by the Pastor. We wei pleased to have Rev. J. W. - Gat mi (i ii'cii v 111,.,?S. Cm?Rev.?I (1, Kambel of Cincinnati, 0., Eldt 1 r' MnaU.,. 1... ing remarks, ' 11:30 a. m. th$s following mir isle.'.-.: Rev. L 1> Rhodes,, Rev. , W, Latimer, Rev, B, C, Kambi with Rev. L. F, Rhodes read as .-ei iptui'c lesson, Rom. 8:1-8. The the Elder introduced Rev. Kan b. 1 who used Rom. 8:3 as a tex It was a spiritual discourse to bl The Piedmont Annual Confei ewe begins Tuesday, NoV. 26, 8 St. James and ends Sunday, Decei bcr 1. St. J^unrs-extends to eac .in I everyone a heartily ^welcom Come one! come *11! * r' At 1:00 p. m. the Baby Contes was quite successful. $31.00 ws raised. Little Miss Mary Hari< ance of any program that he wi inaugurate.The pastor hopes to 1 installed in our parsonage durir thS next. week. W? continue look forward. 1 , I .kuiiu .w..n I'u'Ht prise for raining" j the highest amount $8.00. Little y | Master Talmadge Minis won secie ond jirize, amount of $7.10. v The Educational Board of St.' - Janii'jj A. M. L. Church met at the ?- home of Mts. Elise White GarlingI. ton, 10 Orange St. Wednesday, Non venlber 20, 4 o'clock. Devotional >- exercises conducted by the Chape lain; Miss E. E. Collier. Then the s, meeting was turned over to the 2l l'tcs. Mrs. G. A, Cray for fauaC. ness transaction. As tins W'. s the e last nfCCling befoie the Annuel K Conference plans were made for the ensuing year. $d.85 was col)' leet.U. Encouraging remark^ by '* Rev. Minis. Then.Wc turned to a e social hour. The hostess served hot cocoa and crackeis. Joint hos. e toss, Mesti. ines Jones and (Jarling'* ton. 'l Rev. and Mrs. David Pincknoy 'J?of Uninesville, (la .spent the week " end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Sam H. AL.ams on Cherry St. and also attended the Annual Conference at l<; "Zibn Holiness "Church; while in lJ* the city. v. . Bishop and Mrs. W?,JC. Fuller, n little Ruth Betty and W. E, Jr, of '' ; Atlanta, Ca. Mr. and Mrs.?Medx~ lock also of Ca., Mis, John Ilardy ); of Greenville. S. C. spent an hour s" Saturday at the home of Miss E* n E. Collier, Secession Ave. '.? j Mr. Willr.'m Latimer lefl Sat ty ; uruany to taKe op tw?schyol t work, a? 'principal in Aiken County Miss -Lai kin Latimer and Miss lo Mary L. Pope accompanied him 0 there also Miss Helen Latimer, a sister. j. We are pi*.d to hear that George ir Strother of " Harrjsburg Street is doinp well after having another operation in Greenville, &. C. George has haef'quite a bit of trou ble with a broken leg but through it all has smiled all the while. We hope he will soon be able to come )r hofae i r.d retum to school. He is ls a member of the Junior High.) [e Ga. held his annual conference here November 21-24 with ^Zion W E'"' P^hti't. Holiness Clnii'ch n** God of America, .with Rev. J. W. Evans, pastor.?Nearly all deleL gates and ministers, were present m | Thursd*y morning. Elder Me' v ; Daniel made an excellent report on x~ \ last Friday night. t i ' The mayor pro-trfn, Mr. J'"el , S. Morse welcomed the conference id ? . . - VV * I Jl In his addres+K'theie were t-xpress ions made that would make "j I vmf Think of th? origin of this K' great movement here.. Mr. Eliott ^fH^vn cave welcome for all of a the business parttof the city^'lstr !c! Mrs. X. V. J. >r of the city schboU^Waixj^ug Sty 0 made welcome fc^the sJnools. a All of the churches and ministers made good reports. The aple I pointments were read 8 o'clock c< I Sunday night. Rev. Evans receivu" ! od the charge at Knoxville, Tenn. - i-Rev. ExO.ns had made many friends here, white and colored, II3 who wish him success in his new field of labor. Total amount rais ed in this conference $1,111.31. Sony to hear that Mrs. M. Can ir i ter Scott of Brook St. is on the s: sick list but to hear that she js or J" the road to recovery. !'s Mr, J. V. C. Baker left ThursJ1' day, night for Philadclpht aftei spending a few days in Abbeville is his old home 3 UIIKIE SPRING NEWS ?>r Services held at Ridge-Hill Sun... I day were^ery-vgobd. Attendance :h of Sunday school was fair. The }* ' Thanksgiving sermon preached by Rev. Jones was enjoyed and was Kj one tlf ;t made each individual ask r. him or herself the question "Have 'e I offered thanks or have I been un'f grateful?" j School ts To walk upon Ridge Hill camwould give one the idea that Thanksgiving is near. Turkey ie Pilgrims, etc. are used l.\s window r- decoration and the Sand-tables of the Primary Dept. have completed ly dramatizations of the landing of 0f tfip Pilgrims. . .>1 All classes .are busy raising ney on the "W.' ter Drive." W< are wondering "who will win?" ls Friday marked the end of tin third school month. Each teachex seemed please' with the progress made in his class work. Quite a number enjoyed the Vau d ville Friday evening in the auditorium. f. .Mrs. Hammond has chV-rge of e. the Thanksgiving Basket for the ,e old folks. We hope it will be frll' cd. f j. Several -^teadhers attended the fen i al of Pi of. .Nicholson at Bet? !r tlis Tuesday. Prof. Adams attended an Agri. cuft'urM meetiryt in Columbia Tues f Id a v.* As a result he called all -I farmers toff^-her Wednesday evea ning and; imparted helpful information to them, t. Professors Adams and High1. tower motored to Anderson Satur r~ day to attend a District meeting of th> Presidents of the County h Teachers Association. ?e. ' We wei-e glad to see Miste Rosa Belle Broadnax a member of the ' class of '35, who is now a freshIS man a? Benedict, in town. She is ? ?a real picture of health. School will close Wednesday to ' open Monday for Thanksgiving, to Misses Alnfla Coleman, Ilo and Vkviana Davia wart tha Jolly ? - . V, Tllfi frALMBfrTO LEAPEft WIN NSBOltO?NEWS The cruel ^Cffther seized us with a grip"that reminded us of winter Revs. L. A. Barber,- E. M, Small and J, W, Alexander and daughter, Miss Mattie Mae were ampng those who attended the A. M. E, Zior? Conference at Spai tanburg last week. They report a wonderful* sitting. M i'io - Carrie- trughes-, m othrr~~of~ 'Mrs. \V A imsui'il into 1 ho gref-.t beyond last '1 ujsday,. lytn at her home near JontesxfUe. She was. funeralized Thursday, :41st, at Mt. Ruewell Baptist Church, neat. Lock Hart of which she was a constant member. The large and sorrowing funeral exercises were conduete-u by Rev. W. S. Smith, the p' stor. The whole Ross fam\ly motored over to witness the -burial. : t Many and lovely lloral offerings were given by both of our schools here, and individuals* here and else where. Mijs. Ross hereby express cs her sincere thanks to all for the deep sympathy shown the family m ils bereavement* ?. A. is"?Saialr Stover end duughtei little Miss Manoris of Greeris: 1)010,' N. C. are visiting in -oui town the guests of Mr. and M+?v J, L, Batiste. The two will be here?until?al'iur Thanksgt .'..rig. We are glad to have them with us-r v; ? Wj| were loyally enLrtaY^ |? on Tuesday night, the li'th by the students and teachers of Draton Street high school of .Spartanburg. Their singing' is far beyond the' average and. their boxing contest is something rare. Prof. F. E. Mcintosh, accompan ied by Misses L, L, Smith and E. R, ClinUscales, motored to Colunir " bif last Saturday, the ZTrd oh bu.sT ness. , A -splendid program in-honor oi the moye than (1,000.QUO Sunday schopfc" teachers, was rendered at St. Paul Baptist Church last Sun lay morning. Mrs. Ed. Davis was mistress of ceremony. A very interesting paper was reb el byMiss E. R. Clinkscalcs; serlos weie ling by?Misses -fir- h:?Smith arv.i \\-M. Gordon; readings were rendered. by Misses Mamie- Anderson - wtil?O?P? Tnlinenn o n IncfnimmA" " 'i'1 sub', tya- played by Miss Mat Jtie H. BoOWr and short O.'.lks were tuadt?"j^ Prof. }V. A. Ross and Rev.pi, "M. Beatty. The Glee Club of I*'aii field Co. Traiivftg school omit tilling ,-R! voices rendered?its first publicurogram for the season last Sunlay afternoon in the school audi-' toritim. A large crowd was out o witness the great occasion. Miss Mattie H. Boular is diree ross of tlie singers and has great 'liiiigs in stole for. us this year. Miss R. C. Johnson was mistress" of ceremony Sumlay" afternoon. A silver offering, amounting tS5.05 was lifted after the exercises * . Mr. John L/eudidale who has been indisposed for some time passed away last Thursday, the 21, at his mother's home here. He was funeralized the following day at St. John Methodist Church. The Fairfield County Teachers Association held its third bi-month ly meeting Saturday, Novenfier 24, at FafrJielJ County Traininu -schojoly-AVinnsboro, S. C. An interesting program was pre stilted to the group after which '.' cques made remarks on th \, Rev. D. R. Dungce, who is tlu County Chairman for Christina seals committee, stressed the rie "essity of a good sale and urged teachers to \v6rk their-schools ant! communit?;s. He dS$tributcd ^eals and literature. The teachers were divided into two groups, namely: The Intermediate and Primary groups. The groups arc planning study centers The Intermediate division has a> <s leader, Rev. I). R. Dun gee of Ridgeway, S. C, The Primary division will be led by Miss Rosatnond C. Johnson, Printary* department of Fairfiefd Oounty Training school. " Meeting bdjourned to mcit D.<Mnber 21,-^0.15, giii'St.i. of tvilli^i .ml Winl?? M vritt Sunday, Nov. 24 th, . They reported a nice time ^fter a delicious dinner. Miss SalTie I.. Ruiford was the '"PPy guiot of hvr parents Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Raiford. Miss Lucilc Hammond was the gurcst of her parents' (during th,* w"eek-end, Mr." and Mrs. M. W, Hammond, HOME EDUCATION AB^Ul THANKSGIVING The feast uf Thanksgiving which Wte observe today as a time of showing our gratitude for life >nnd opportunities, has been a church festival for many centur ies. - Probably 10,000 years before the birth of Christ man and waman HUAl.S'hKIJ M ,\\S J Ifgth I,/ IIowcll Harris i The Brainerd students are look- 1 . inj? forward to Thuiiksi/i vmu- with I many anticipations, such as, on- ! joying the County Fair, ana mak- j | ing use ol ttie Tnanksgiving lioli- j uuys over , the week-end. Freshmen Fitter luincd At seven o'clock Monday even- I ing, .Nuvembet- 4-a, tne Freshmen | class entertained tiiends, teachers rttv.-. hi i iis-i. dining hall with a Pro-Thanksgiving program. \>.etU;e:-d--y. evening, Nov. 2W.lV, | many l'riends, patrons and the j Brainerd group?were?entertained" ~ ! by the Armstrong Company. ,\lujician Armstrong-appeared to oui I intelligeiice rather than to otir su- rpcrsliuon. iM.i.is Fiten Arnistiong WU.-l bOUl HHel'lslihg ahd instruc- ' tive in the \yay that she harmonized colors, and displayed her ar-. tistic talents. Mrs. Armstrong was equally as entertaining as she revealed a few of the treasured facts of the students. We feel that the,laughs were helpful as well as enjoyable.? Friday evening, November -2, Principal Iv. S. Brown, .Mi. J. 1. ._Ioung . and llie-ULustitute- Quinte niaue a visit to the - Mt. Mariai graded school of which Mi*. T. R. iiiyhudden is principal at K-ic-hfmrgS. C. The singers, rendered a musical program to an appreciative audience. _ . Kcligious Activities Students and teachers took advantage of the impressive services conducted by the women of the carmel Presbyterian Church at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. The speak 'or, Mrs. A. H. George of Johnsbn v . Smith University, Charlotte, N. brought, us a very timely message implied in two short stories dialled " 1 he til l Apjjle free' am, "The Last Prayer." We feel that . :"C hrislians and prospective leaders should be warned often of the dangers that await young Mission workers. .. ..?Sunday afternoon religious?acr- vices wore *ltrmmuted oh tjie campus With". Ctn istiai'i Endeavor and ' Sabbath School, both of which Were held in the Institute - din ing hall. Much interest was manifested in the selection of Bible verses repeated. Each- had the . wold "inheritance or inherit'' in_it. Athletics Tuesday November l'J, Brainerd -Tigerrf were etiy. geUAn an ailiirtic light with the, friendship Lions in Hock Hill, S. C. The Lions bowed to the Tigers with a scoreof 0-7. A numhpr of the Brainerd group witnessed : the scrimmage between the Sterling high school football Uam and the Kinlev High school team of this city in tlnr .park lure; Eiiday afternoon, November 22nd. , "Saturday afternoon Messrs J. T. Young and B. 11. Walker wei\ ;re spectators who .saw the .Stat. SmitTi game in. Charlotte, N. C. - r of ri;uin(; thanks IJy (.Miss) Janie K.'HIue For mother's groat love, I'.hat lingers with me, Like Hi* love above, Unto.Thee 1 give thanks. --TFutrgh?F.am .pot" of wealth; ? Nonliving ii'i' iC Mansion, , Vet i'm bLessed with h. alth,* Until. Thee 1 give thunks. For all things gnat or small,U--' i'he wealthy and the poor. And the Christ who died 1'oigallj. _ . Unto Ti.ee i give thanks. For pi election during the year, From l'uls'e friends and e'tnmies, Ol''whom i constantly fcur . llely Father, 1 ulfcm.Lhanks.i clad in the skins of beasts which they had kilkd in the forest gathered "around a huge lire and of .eicd prayer of gratitude to the ?\\ hieh had lookt-d?wdUe'beiuvohlice upon them and caused their stony liekis to produce, food. After man began making a writ ten record of his works /and his amoitions, history tells the Thanksgiving story. The Egyptians, the ilebiVws, the Greeks, and. the Roar ns all lie Id festivals which aie comparable to the observance oi< our modern Thanksgiving Day. I lv.en the- Bible speaks of the *k easion. There are patriotic associations l. _oith thy day as well. The so f five lirst Ti.'i nksgiying in A- j iiurica?when Colonists and Indians forgot their enmity , and sat " io\vn together around festal board T..c symbols of Thanksgiving have varied as greatly, V.s the man ner in whiclrthe festival has been eelelnat >d. '*? Harvests arc symbols, corn, wheat, barley, oats -and fi x, all have played the leading role in thanksgiving 'rites. The turkey of course lias become a symbol also. Fiast n.f rks the day. In tnarK.?s, in iify and town.. alike these asL few days and until Thursday ;he turkey is the principal item , of meat for ?a!o. There are chickens and ducks, ! of course Josser v.rictics/ of meat] for those who cannot afford or do not care for turkey. , The Arneiican Day observance originated in 1021, whan Gover-1 - - . 0. ? 1 ? , ... ' . " . nor Eradl'ord, of I t- l'i\ino;Ah A " "pi Colony, ^ ppointod a day for pul>l X lie plai>c viid prayer1 alter the, , iiai ve-1. . ? ~ , !$??." I/.v Mi^._l.tl:cl Wats.n Lattiniore U. A .Johnston, S. ? JOHNSTON NEWS j I)R. Heligious Activities^ | S Limhit* innrnini' I4f?v- I I'li tw.. i ^ )i!ic<j . ... ...... ..v., | LKv .f .ill. Zi-Oj Ch-urvh ^itvy |. soine very- inter* sting. ri'inu-i'fts on S.ptciu the Sunday School'"lesson w h idi I was beautifully discussed l>y l'rof. C. 0. Mcintosh. Miss Dobbin^, C' -rhtr-'"or yc'routcrf "tinr \ tliat .fitted so much with the Hs .oil, - Kt'V.- A,XI, McKurltn ais- mimmt was a visitor, in the Sunday school __TV?> "t i u.-1 he will Ooiiio back again. Sunday night, Hi v. J. C._ Mid- Ky( ''If'oh preached a soul" stirring s . "io:t. using* .as 'his tt-xt Creation. Ol!ie< H v. Miidlfton is the for mo r ' pas- .11:00 1 .or ill' Mt VA.'.n Ct ,,l, I .. . .. . ? v " y1 ?1 D'iiVt it J**nnul t*jy?M<*!K1H-V- ?: 7? liyht was very entertaining. All enjoyed "thomseTv's with M. .tumth acting-the-part of t4w-devil; Don't forget about the.- Willing Olliv W.-: Km1- ( l-.b Ml,- la.!lo> an- (jonia f] .\ line .willi their ' ntertuinments,' s> (; j> ' watc.i t'htf "Leader." for the event.- " . they have coming. I Dr. The Spoiling Banner Social Club 1 gave an oyster, supper, c n .Friday . . JXight at ;th- home .of Airs. A. K 1U>' W ys.-tin's. Card playing and?oth .-r games marked the features o! . 6llic< .in evening's entertainments. -llo L .Mr. Talma dire Hazvcard and Mr. Henry Raiford w re visitors at the. home of Mrs.. \V. It. Bass, Sun**^ Offic day oriV. - . 8 to 1 As strange a* it. seem B ?b Wy- ^ to son's mother has no limit to the ^ to ' amount of graphs and^a-ndy. T?i~ | imy.' . j! now tto.-sn t tin . ves y' fast : , . -t '. We are-sorry to hear about Mr. 1107 and Mrs. Joe Moblty- little get Over ^ daughter, Greta b- in^r ill. We trust he will tft t \V . lh ?? Mrs. E. $1. Lattimore made a "tic* .business trip to Edgefield Friday. ^ Do you want- to know nbnrrr? what we are doing ?1. Welt, inst-ad of-writing us read the "Lead FRA or". Now -you can read the "leader" tlun seral.it to your children and friends and to your ^ husband. _ 1 guess you want to know who is reporting the news. Phone Ort:e, is our rep?n4er,-yoa well Alii know her, Josh's wife. Did you pv 1 know Josh.Guntov was a shoe doc- . tcr? He can make youj-.old shoes k like hew. So when ever yorv old "sick" shoes n'ej repairing' ^a!nt? send "them to Josh on Saluda high.-. PhP'1 way. ' 1 ' Turtdn Mr. Willie -Mobiey decided''-to do! 1 a little nailing around home. He 0fl^ce: s poou 10. ii'ai:. uown you Know siK lot hinV fix >Tiir house. 7 7 | ? So* Mr. Ar.d Mrs. MobU-v they DR, li e at , present living : t theii .home there I think they've got a i Turkey for Thursday.._ Specii : * Gold TAYLOR SCHOOL PARENTTEACH ICR ASSOCI ATION _ . Otfice The Parent-Teacher Association j Taylor (irammar' School met in j.. the" school auditorium Sunday af- ? teinoen. November 21, with Mrs. G ih va DavT.s. vTc^-pfesidgrit pre- w siding. ? The meeting opened with singirp led I.v Mrs. PrniHus Thoams. Pi'of. Fillinf Vd T. !. Sullivan pave the invocation During th*- business hour it was | jo7 decided that each member pay a fee .of ten cents-per ni nth. Mr. DR. Sullivan made a 'timely talk in that ' he stress*d the importance of the Ollice: association having sonic purpose [ a^id work toward that goal.-- ' sid among them being beautifying the ' 1 school groun.is, by Mr. Joseph Bep. 1 'nn.'?son. ^ Mrs. Thomas and Davis. ritTba Mrs. Susie Woodson and Miss lfe >*.' llattie \\ oodson were welcome vis- confer itors. They were introduced- by' e Miss-?Eiixa -Castor. The. associa- I1lCr tie rs was favored with encouraging . rtniarTcS" T>y Miss Woodsom *"* dedb The 4K'Nt_ meeting will be Sunday . future Decenfber 28, ot four o'clock. ward CROSS ROAD j> in,lV?" SCHOOL COMMUNITY l"'' / the Service at the Goodwill Baptist 1'-v -r 11 Church was largely- attended on a pupc Sunday, November 2Jth. The The members of Shiloh A. M. E. |ie ant ? B.VJla Page g? '* ROFl<:ss,( CARDS ; __ L..M. DANIELS 7 11} iii{i anu ui rtr--: :;i? !/Vx*m:;Tif 2?? 1>. M.: t" :i 1'. M. . Atti-n'.i'.u 'ji.-r.- i/iseast-s Of Women. e: . i?"?i! dunce.: fa>?rtnp*--.n?, ^ 11' 12i? , I'ilO' C . .1. (i. i?\ ti l \ Ivar. Nose and Throat ' ' ? isscs Fitted Ac < i:ra-wly. u 11?'.U)'?Cc . . ']'??i j'h nc: ? Lo ] :UU i'. M. h. ' lily2 c: itvsMqnet': avTqr S'?' " * ' !"JiT rTf.l- .St. \\ '' - M. u. J, M. ' i. . M. .to b I\ M. W. I). C haj:pelle 'hysician and SurKvnn " i\s <>f W omt'iv and ( hilflfrch A ^iieciully ' , a: ,ady St. ' J:;oi CinbStr _ Columbia; S. C. ' e lIoar{> I'luini-i. D A- M. ~ ?: - < tlice ?J? 2 I'. M. . i t>7y? 8 I*. M, ? 11 ^ ~ 1 : ~ ii, 1'j. Frederick. mi : * - I l|)MllUil Oflice: ?? ^fit-'-niVnTe "7~~ ~7~~r Washington *1I1H I'ari i< tor> in"?' '<-?>k rr Colum jia S < . j Plum* *4h" , >>-!. ' J, Fi;i.i>i;;;7( K fcy-atrLaw mi'!' V.,-an y ?: CTICK IN tl.I. ( ! t! t; l> ?State and ^abhinRtcin St.. t ola.. ? > t 7811 Classes of pH.r.tJi! ,W?>rk , L. H. Hallman DENTIST^-, ?s Kxtract;.'f?<. by itmentk*. Pays: M?v.<fov? . vs. \1 fdnps-'avi, Ti'ir'dayi > Vidayjj and Sa'ur 2.'JU'.,l-2. Gvrva's Sirve; Columbia A. C. * , H. H. .COOl'KW Dvatiert i 1 A'.ur-t'.Mn Ci ' r. o Pis sea*es i>t tr.e Guru? . Li -wu and Snug* .v~r' i A SpsscialLv ? ? ? Phone -o-ijyl !.v- ."_'vi'asTnrfgitm St... t.v.a . '.S. C :e Hours: TV. * . ' < .M. 'to 7:00 P M" < ' . D. K .1^ i:; . nH%TTT*T ? p? h i'?, (' - w* ? h ; i i'n indav t?v in re 0 A nest W>*ix " * ; > ^'a?hiic'*>n " ? . (* . * ' ~ A. I>. JOHNSON Sl'RC.EON \ 141 i 1-2 A ?r.-Ky Street I'hore n.fi.1. ence: hi.? Itnn:pton Ave. Rhone S710 1 am! the f? !? ! . " the- com ' av<> exporting Rev. Ilucr- . eh v of thiV church. V\\7 >t?o. V the annual cr.ee ,nt "Vrnrireburjr. Tovtv f : i ' * - an.! t-,vt;:<rlttts..-of tin- Ore.*? Road >\cit!i li e cii pTntTOTT'of the k are v!nnn>;r t" have the % riTvToTt'-e <ch.M.!Ju?t!u' near ?l'vnr\Vm<!v is TTTkinir for to a vriT "-hr*, -in st-ing pro-.. The sVhf.l will 1 named or of Prof. Anderson SamKh -dr. wi!- -have charge' program ar..| ho is doing eyitiw i-i\ : > j'S .. to. mu.-.c it ess. date of.thi* program will louncod later. to our compe irvioe insures ||TjTj| omplianco with violal)le rights jji i