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l> VOL. XII?NO..3 '* m^rf i ruuKU Dr. J. J. Mulloi Deliver Prir * Union, S. C., Jart. 15?The 4th , ?annual clinic of. the Unon Com-_L t : ' munity Hospital will be hfeld? heri I Friday, January 31, 1936. ? Mr. G. W. Bolden, Chairman of the I I* 9 Board of Trustees, and Dr. L. W. Lonp:, Supt. of the hospital said Wmf ^HL^m^^Hr V H teiaiSHSP^ JHi ????- i Vk DR. J. H. IIALE | Professor of Surgery, Chief Sup_. eivisor of Hubbard Hospital Dispensaries of Meharry Ale .u-ui v on lege, Surgeon-in-Chief of Millie E. Hale Hospital, NavHville,-Ter.n. j < today that all art;.ngemthts'; for the Clink*,-, the ,. entertain.m at ?>f *r the guest su'Hfsor.s and .-pcakers as well as tve .visiting ; friends were coin plot . d. Judging from * the- 'su:cess, of the past three, y.ars. an 1 the array of not. 1 specialists to appe r ~-<f .. . I _> T -iJft. E. K. -B' r.tCKMTrx*^ Police Surircoiv, 1 Karloito, X. ('. f Se} rnour Carroll Federal Juror IE?? ^?Cha:i l.'.-i'.i. 'Jan, IT S. yr.nuir ~i Carroll nt 1 r '.i?' a ! - bcv.i % ifioned for Jury s ivice in e t U, S. I >is i. j *t Con; t for .the- I'.n tcrii District of South Care in mtolliiK liciv n .*kC- wa'l;. J.1.: no y 20, at 10:00 o'clock. M . Carroll li\es in t lu cr y, an 1 is w. 11 knoy.irov.i th.- State, is a lid ,i rep.. .-t iia.ti re of l a American Humane Education Society. ETHYL WISE T;INCS HERE Greensboro, N*. f\vJur. IT An annoi ium.iv. kit was nit'.'.at A.??fc T. Co'l ire l ore t.Hs liymnin.': that Ethyl W s. of \v. .tin,; o i_. i , sih?'er an.l Southern so: if bird will sin.if in several cities and ' to'vns in Sooth C/vtopvio th" ' t of Febr. ar.v or tli_ itrsl of Ma eh. Kti'.Tyb Wiae Tins' at (T act. <1 the _lo? ers of voice in n any )> i ts of the East and in North Carolina. In I a recent recital at the Virjj'nia State College at I'ctersburif, \*a hor concert. Went over so hiir. tint she 4ias been invited trr arinkc ir1 retain onjifak mnt in the spri: K to ."ii'g for an mi linneo of Virtpnia . (whites only). This music department at A. & . T. Collopre. here in Greensboro is I I hardline her booking enffa.'Otherrts in th two Carolinas, or bookintf might be made through the nubtisbir's ofl'ir>r> ?-?f iim i>..i i motto Leader, 7110 Assembly St., 1 Colufnbia, S. C., 1'or the \v ok of. March 0, in, South Carolina. LEADFIl OF WHITE BAPTIST ! TO SPEAK AT I N ION RAPT. I J i I Ho- 1- Do. Charles A. Jo-. < ?>;. | ecutlve Seer ?tary of the Whit/* j Baptist State Convention of S. C.' ? wffr> will deliver a tvr ssau" of in* t' f.st at Union Baptist Church, j 1000 block of Divide St., to all church prod's and non church fro-ers Sunday, Jan. 10, 10.10 at 7 p.m. sharp.. * | Music will b? rendered hv Benoddict quartet and others. S - v ..I;. . -.. - - j ANNU/ mney To * a * a a icipal Address oh this^^ar's program, the fourth Anr.e.al Clinic proniisek to create greater interest aynong 'tni* local professional group as well its the tay.ihen than tv'ei before. Heading the list o.f ^distinguish-' eti visitors is: Dr J. .1. Muilomney, President of the . l harry aicdicui Coll.go, Nashville, Tenn., who will address ' ) ;e vi-itin^' 'physicians, surgeons and citizens at Siins High Schpol fcYiday nig it. in cor-nection with his address, lie will ?liovv-un tile screen, t-.:e two million dollar plant of Meharry Medical College. ? . * Or. .J? II. Hale, Surgeon-HrThi7T~oTYVlTri \TT ~1e7 Mir, le~ 11 o.-i pilal." Nashville, Tenn.. i 11 be in charge of Jhe Clir.ie as usual.. i):. \V. llat.ry Ha. n /s. of'Philadel,4.aa, President. of the National M ei.dical Association, vyho.-- has studied in Ihwis; France; will IkT present and show on tlu screen j; e- of Ins BronehosLgiric operaions." CChei' out- of < to W11 iih'vsif-'iniis ami suig.ons.' w.io will be present. km'! Dr.." K.?Ki 'ii, Prdicc -Suractiir,-t''i*?~iott*v:X;-*-<.'.; Dr: 11. M. Holmes Gyp eologi.-t, Atlanta, (la.; Dr. C. W. Powell, Chi.f Su'r.goon, William At Han i lb spital, Atlanta, (in.;?l);1. >i. < >. H'Hi lii M. InU'Puest Chicago. III.; I)r.' J. G. .Stuart. Spy.-iai:st, t wiumbi >, S. (\; 'Dr. Y. O. Miller.* Surgeon, Asheville, N. C. ? The official* of the Clinic- are asking that all professional men and women be piesent. The Clinic'vMil open at 7:t>0 a. m. . Kveryone wi.,o wishes ot' .be treated in this C'liric must register and get a Permit ("aid. program pop tup dindicaTOR Y sprvicp op cpyrPNARY's RPill"' 1PD organ Cente-'hry M. P. Church.* Charleston, S. C. : ioi nil', .vie" I 1 : 1 "> a. n*..: Dedicatory - . \ :e . |iis ory ot organ, .? .rial music, ar.d a spe jal s.nnon. Pvening "servi.e >:? <? p. i,\: Speeial instrumental numbers, olos. di ets, am! At theniv by the *'.oir had talent .d individual of he city. 0 . Prof. J. D. Moon-, Organist. This is one . tnong the idlest gars of u,:.. city of 'Charleston, no it was i,:bn;,t I . ' ih' S"'g n<r M.itir. ! " ... . - n;r. I'll'.* 1)1 I 11** . OKI st Mu-ic I!..usr in the south. The public- is cordially invited i) lli stv.n??'vic s. Rev. Calvin C '{evnold-', Ro.-Tor. Come :iml list 11 in v lrii n li.n.i? uucornLUln - 4^ an old nrinm. ~ 1 - I Mr. Alford Stewart The funeral of James Alford Stewart wa.- hi,-11 Tuesday. January 71 1ajI 11:00 a. hi. in the !Ktiie .of lii.s mother. Mis. Hattie I Stewart, corner of Pine and Sen ii< Si's. , Mr. Stcwaff was a yyunjf man 'C sum line'-(-HiTi-linn el'.araeter. a 'aithl ul worker'and a dependable ''tier.!. He was ncl.ie in motive, far reaching in purposes; kind to is rrother and sister, and had ' many friends who loved, him foil-bis g.nial disposition and synipa.hv f : e' ildiv n. i " .lie lived in Columbia sixteen lr. the JeH'erson Motel. A touching Kuloiry was given by tho pastor, Rev. S. S. Younprblood who was a--isted in the service by Rev. A. S. Powe and Rev. II. \V. Harrison. The deceased ! av:s a m' thtr, Mrs. Hattie Stewart, a sister,] Miss' I hi "Stewart, a teacher in Wavelv School and many relatives and friends. The pall hearens were of the Palmetto Lodjfe of F.Iks of which lie was a member. Rural took ! place in the family plot in Thank- ' ful Baptist Cemetery,?Bamlwg, S. C. The funeral was efficiently dirccti'd hy Ml'. Willi.-; Johnson, of the Johnson-Bradley Funeral Home. NEW HOPE A. M. E. ZION CHl'RCH Rev. W. F. Hunter, Pastor 1 Union, South Carolina, Jan. 14? Thq members of New. Hope ami their pastor with . thefr presiding elder, had a wonderful quarterly conference Saturday and Sunday with its warm sunshine, made the people send their songs of praises to God. Sunday School was held with much enthusiasm. A most wonderful message w&s" delivered T>y the Presiding Elder, Rec: D. C. Crosby. Text f?7th Psalm 13th verse: Restore unto me the joy of the salvation. -He spoke along the line of joy in Christian religion. Four persons came forward to be prayed for^--$26.35 was raised during the ' quarterly meeting. | ?:?: ??,, ^ *Yt . *' ^,V. ' V J * f \ I ! : COLUMBIA, SOI KL CL1NI Mrs. Helen Reynolds is no More. J j On Monday morning, Jan. 6th, wh< n that greats monster deat'n took from our midst this beloved young; woman, a beautiful character ceased to live and move amqng Ug forever. She was the youngest whild of the lato Mr. William and Janie Reynolds. It was at the home of her devoted mother, she so quietly passed away. Those who knew her can truthfully say she was indeed an exceptional. young l&voiran; unrig.u I arid jdst in her living, kind, gen?tle and sympathise and allowed hi r Christianity to shine forth in her department.- "To know her was to love her.- f ? During her long illness Helen "never complained nor grew fmputient, but always trusting n promises m Gqd. She received her education from \ 11 uii College and State College. Vf'ter graduation she' taught l iiool veiy mieee : fully for four v?.nrs; than she was . married to Mr. K. 11. Banks of Washington. D. C. two vears airo. livim* in Washington up to the tihie she cahic south to her mother on account. oil.ill health. . 1 She was a faithful and cevated member of Benevolent Baptist Church of Hopkins, S. C. from ear Jy girlhood. \.. * Her pastor,. Kev. Jass^p? Neal \ oUo \. ry b.miingiy ol Uie lite aid virtues of this young worna". Deacon Anderson spoke of hei as a worth while member. The obituary was read by Mrs. - {Catherine ' Holley. . Her favorite >ymns-> -".Jesus keep me hear the ciossV-and' "Jesus I voire" were beautifully sung by Mrs, Wm. I. Bonner. . The many legrams ar'd flow rs bespoke in glowing terms the , iig!i esteem in, which Mrs. Banks was held. Her husband, mother. 7 sistfcrs, brothers and a host of relatives and I rien..s nioJrt. n r |:a-%s..T_. Those words were penned by her .usbhnd: p -Mt- wife.' though 'asleep. L ' now you are not gone. 1 know' h: t your presence will always te nain in my heart, and the hearts f your loved* on. s w ho grieve as ! do at your departure. May your soul i"\stjfrtlrtr -peace, oy aid contentment that we ' so appily shared during our lives to I \r,'r\v that your .sympathetic m i williivr heart will be m glory :o Clod aiul all his angels. I'.ace be with you'Mrlen for 1 "<n?.w that" your-Christian life inn:u - you a gieat reward in lleaVI r i . i Jlmmie Luncheford Noted (Vche-tra to I'lcy Here Jimmie Lunceford ami his 18 ;>iece Orchestra and Glee Club /, . ,,4. DR. L. O. MILLER Surgeon and Discoverer of Robpwoi, a preparation for reducing High Blood Pressure,. Ashevilje, N. C. .- 'ngcrs will appear at a mammoth dance?at the Township Auditorium, Wednesday night, Feb. 20, 1936. 4trre?dance?w+B?be?state-wide. The players and makers of music have won national fame over the the NBC and at the Cotton Club in New York. DEVELOPMENT IN WAVER/LEY : * ' Thc Columbia Reality Company which has developed more Negro settlements than any other Reality Co. in Columbia again calls to the attention, of the-Negro citiP.l..' Lt ? iin ui v ummuia us new oner. Back of The Keeley Institute on Haskell Ave. and Carolina Court th?y have fourteen beautiful lots which they are offering to. the home buying Negroes^ of Columbia. They are offering to sell you these lots and to build houses of the latest styles and designs at prices that you will be willing to pay. The lots nn-e located not more than two blocks from the colleges and not more than five blocks from the public school and 0 v " ' weft JTH CAROLINA,"'^SATURDA n ? T\T1T^?1 I, U1\1U1> Dr. D. K. Jenl Supt. Wa The Board of Directors of the Waverley Fraternal Hospital in its regular meeting held on the night of January 15, 1036, unanimously elected Dr. D. Jenkins, brother of the late Dr.' N. A. Jenkins, Superintendent. Other business of | importance was the report of the institution being audited by a Certified Public Accountant, which I found everythiner in order. It was gratifying to note the number of 381 Charity patients, or 8,022 pa ticnt days, had been cared for during the year of 1935. | The Board has ever been known for its business like niannur r>f handling its ' affairs, both large and small. Since the founding of ( the institution the steady growth and the increase in modern equipment and courteous services ren: dereel are known throughout the ?State. ? ?? Dr. D. K. Jenkins, the..newly elected Superintendent certainly needs no introduction to the public of South Carolina. His life is 4?St; Matthew News -f By J. 'A. Ford ! Sunday being such a boautifu dav all of the churches in qui town were Well attended. The colored teachers of the county met Saturday pftcrnoor and discussed plans by which the association should follow and they were good. After quite a discussion of miscellaneous questions the meeting close/1 to meet again Feb, 1 at 12 o'clock at which time all j teachers in the county suppose to I register. We want our county to register 100 percent and in the mean time if you think you can't I be at the next meeting, please forward your fee of $1.00 to the secretary of the association, Mrs. : Daisy L. Ginyard., I think all ; teachers in the county should cooperate with the cfticers and let us make our local association be ^second t'o none in the sttvte or the Uunitde States. Rev. and Mrs. David Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. John Cl aoel motored to Orangeburg Sunday afternoon. Miss destine Caldwell spent Sunday at home to the delight of her mother and many friends. , Mrs. Vertell Waddy is up agair. i after having been or? siek?Hst. 1 .Miss Sylvester Waddy who, is a member of the high school de! partment is sick at this writing. Her many friends are praying for her ear ly recovery and return to school. . 1 All persons having news to be ' published please gfv'e to Prof. Ford by Monday of each week. Anyone wanting a copy of Till1 Ginyard and pa him for same and 1 ou will be able to read more than one paper. | I)R. I.. W. LONG Supt. Union Community Hospital Sponso, Union, ,S. C. just oik- 1 lock from the bus line. v Every first class family is purchasing for themselves a tirst da s home, give yours one. If its a house in-n-desirable location for a small down payment with monthly payments to fit your income see have what you are looking for. Why rent when The Columbia Reality Co. makes it so easy to own a home. If you are in the market for a home in any section of Columbia see The Columbia Reality C... HOLLY HILL NEWS The enrollment of our school is still increasing. It is approaching 700 and because of this fact, the authorities have notified the principal, Prof. Roberts, that two rooms will be added to the school building and* that the 'work on these rooms will begin in a few weeks. The people of this community are certainly glad of it. | They have waited long for this. I It also means more teachers ahd i better work; classrooms will not be overcrowded and teachers can [ do more effective work. ' The high school department is, I o ?*< Y,;j AN. 18,1936r /^v m m m ?? IVUMIVIL tins Elected verley Hospital given to the promotion of public good- and original ideas. For the past ten years, Dr. Jenkins has served as Superintendent of the i Sunday School at Zion Baptist Church, the largest Sunday school in the State. The plan for reor, ganizing the Victory Savings Bank was born in his mind. He has lent many helpful suggestions in the operation of the Hospital . in the past. It is rightly said, that "he has no enemies."* The Board has nyide a wise choice in gettinir him for I ? v.^v ,.Ui)IUUII. *_ II" der his personal supervision there ! can be expected more?uilicieucy and service, rendered to the pub; lie. Mrs. N. A. Jenkins declined to be connected with the hospital as successor to her husband a n d shares the opinion of the Hoard ! that it has ma Jo the 1^*1 uderti.in " possible. ~ ' The public can now rcjoiCe iii '.that the Waverely Hospital will be maintained as a credit-to the i.' community and the race. ? doing aplcndhHynnd th't' Bby.-i an girls basket trail teams-arc work-" ing hard to play some real gamesMontgomery, president of the girlv . in the near future. Miss plcctry team, said they were expecting ar 1 engagement in?a 1'ev.?rtrryrr Mt~ Dicks is also " in charge of the basket' ball teams. [-[ Miss Mattees Anderson;~nr~stu ' dent of the *Jth grade is back in school auer having been ill fbr several month; both teachers, am students are glad to have her back, j A students' party was given at the home of Miss Delcan Hunt, a , member of the high school; those present, reported a very pleasant time. Mr. Hiawatha Thomas spent the week-end with his classmate Mr. Charles Anderson. ? Third Grade poems; Miss A. B. Pickett, teacher. Light: -^Wiuii you load and "Write at niglit Va.4 ? Biiuum nave an electric light. James P .Edwards, Jr. Light: I was reading last night, By a shining bright light. I to .read, I like to write, I like to read by a verv bright .light. .. . The fifth grade under Miss O. B. List-on has started a s.)dvhdid little library and they are dein_r creditable in every rpspect. In fact all classes seem to be doing well. Sunday last, Mr; and Mrs. K. Cain, Jr., some members of the faculty: Misses Anderson, Xix, I Fair and Pickett, t., 1 vannah.-Ga., to- visit-Mrr^ami Mrs; ; Isaac Edwards, relatives of Mrs, I Cain, arriving parly in the morn-, j ing they attended services at the St. John Baptist Church. On.ro' DR. II. M. HOLMES Gynecologist, Atlanta, Georgia. tuin to Hit home of their host and hostess they were served a delicious dinner. After dinr\er they visited many places of interest. A delightful trip indeed. Those who- have sailed on the soa of matrimony recently are: Misses Rosa Sinimons, Madibn Sweat, Belle LaGree, Lillie Belle Washington and Josephine Andoi'- ' son- i ChuTcn' Xe.ws Sunday was a glorious day in full. The text for 11:15 A. M. was . ( taken from Joshua 3:4-5 "The Untrodden Path". Sunday School at 3:30; League 6:30 and evening service? at?rrOO.?Text; - [ fcackiel 47:'.): "Watch Us Grow". I Monday evening- the Brother? entertained the listers at the" A: M. E. Manse with *a banquet in keeping,with the promise made be! fore the Brother-and Sister Rally J It was a swell affair. The funeral service of Brother I Thomas Benjamin, a Deacon of { Lovely Hill Baptist Church was1 held Sunday afternoon at 4 jo 'clock j by the Rev. Morris Wright. Rev. j Wright paid a glowing tribute to this veteran as a church worker. SuViday evening message \vas delivered by the Rev. Ready Wil- ' gon( Gen. frrHM?. - After the ser- > mon JProf. Roberts gave timely re- j I tiler "O ; , , IN1TY HC Oconee Co. Educational Ass'n. to Meet ' . Saturday Walhalla, SrCrrJanuary 14th? Oconee County Educational Association to meet Saturday. The Oconee County Educational Association will meet Saturday, January 18, 1936 at Oconee County Training School at 10:15 A.M At this meeting information will be given out concerning the Third Congressional group meeting held in Anderson* December 14, 1935, and an important letter will be read from Messrs J. H. Hope/ J. B. Felton and S. P. Clemons and he revised constitution of The Palmetto State Teachers' Association will be read. Each teacher is asked to pay -bis registration fee of $1.00 for The State Teachers' Association. I C ! A. : - ? 1 ' ii n is lmpossiDje for you to pay your foes at this meeting you are "lrged to send them to Miss Clara Mae Grant, Walhalla, S. C., Route 1, by February 12. 193G. Mrs. S. L. Pope. -Miss'y? President Sends Greetings. Hear Co-workers: May I take the privilege to extend-greetings of the season and h?>st wishes' for a Prosperous New Y ear. y. Ileai?sisteis. it uas with mtlgfr" regret that I could -not be with vou in'thej annual conference, but my heart and mind was-with you also a round report from the Sa Sisti rs the success of the Salula district came about by beginning in time. I am asking that . ach local society begin sonie form if financial program at once. After the council or soorr after you -hall have the program of the district work, I am asking each local society to forward me the address of your president- and secretary. I hope to see as many of you as possible at the council meeting, There is much business to be attended to. Lot us not wait ?>ut? begin - N'OW'r~ ' J" Johnston News At 11 :TiO A.M. the Pastor Rev. J. M. Blasst nga -w rreached a wonderful sermon^ Tv*e had a !, splendid attendance. I Sunday School opened at the "sual hour..'1:30 with Supt. S. L. Pope a-nd?teachers at?their port.? The lesson was well discussed and reviewed by the pastor. We had two visitors present at Sunday School: Prof. Blassengamo and Miss Alice Mcintosh. Come again you are always welcome at Bethel C. M. E. Church. At nitrht Rev. ftlassongnm.- '!< live rod a wonderful set-man. k Saturday and Sunday, January 18-19, members, officers and classleaders bo at your host for quar- I . ferly conference. Mr. Willie Gary president of the < Epworth League is asking all the members to be present at Bethel C. M. E. Church Mtmday at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. N'oah Amos i* hotter at this writing. . Miss A. Norris of Ridge Spring spent the week-end with Mrs. E. VI. T attimore. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lett of Batesburg visited friends here reeently. Rev. and Mrs. Sino-letnn ? ??>. readers of The Palmetto Leader." kv. gii.rfrt will speak ?AT??\ ..afternoon pkogrxm Til ) -A-: 11 h -1.1 \ I'toi-hoon Pro- _ ?ranv Srndav-. .Ian. 11'. lP.'lO., at 'ho Tab-made Church. leseate' on '100 Mock of Richland Street. 3:30 p. m.?Prayer meptinpr will he conducted by Rev: A. E. Smith and L. E. Washington. 4:00 )>. jn.?An Opening by the Macedonia Choir. 4:10 p. nr. " Scripture, lesson hv \ Rev. Mvrtl? R.fi fiv.v. Trini.v' C.-. M. lb CM:ch, 4:15?Welcome address by Rev R. M Myers, p::stor of' Macedonia Baptist -Church.?:? t 4-00?Sermon by Rev. Gilbert pastor of the Gilbert Chapel Rap. '.1st Church. . Gilbert. Chap"] f'hoir. S.:10?Talk by D^-. Holman. 5:25?Ex-Lieut. Governor , Andrew J. Rothea (w'.iite) will make ah address for the program. . 7:60?The* speaker \viUtJbe presented by Rev. Smith. Selection by the choir. ?. 8:00?Sermon by Re\\ Paul R. Sfwahan. "" 9:00?Selection by the Harmony King Quartet. Everybody is inmarks. The stopping place for Rev. Hooks, pastor of t.ovely Hill when in town at the home of Mrs. Rosa ^Isaac. The members of Unity and Shi- ; loh are loud in 'praise of their present pastor. Services at Shiloh all day Sunday. The pastor de 1 livered two able sermons. Rev. and Mrs. Wilbom and famtty *wrr pleasant callers ' ih our ~ town this week. k;; . i PRICE: 5 CENTS >SPITAL icev. K. s. Campbell Passes . . I ??? t U< v. Robert Stuart Campbell, oklost son of Amy and Thomas t'ampbell was born near Winnsbcro, S. <\. died December l'J.'Jo at . . .>Camer<'h, S. ('. Kev. C'a.rtipbell, , in his ea.rly mafr-hood married Miss Parline, I)R. J. G. STUART . Eye, JEear, Nose and Throat * .. Specialist,-Columbia, S. C. * Lyles. Unto this holy wed-lock nine children were horned,, of those three are now living, namely: Mrs. ~ C. B. Black,. Mrs. Rosa BeU-Keitt, of Cameron, S. .G.'and Mrl. Janie Fbrd of Lake View, S. C. He has the following brothers:" Mr. Roswill Campbell of Charlotte X. C\. Missers. Thomas and Hen-. wnp jW DR. C. \V. POWELL . Chief Syrgton .William A. Harris C Hospital. Atlanta, Georgia. ry Campbeli of Winnrtrrc. S. C\: 1 sister. Mis. Diana Douglass of Woodward. S. C. arid a host of ~grands and T5ther VotarivoT: Rev, Campbgll sto*.d* fir that which' \yas i ight. an;!. (levating.. Hp had a high standard oT morals, was a real fat her.' a loving and devoted husband, a strong believer of the Christian Church, a piinvoter of Christian".education and a good citizen. ' Tin* last seven y aiv o* hi< live was spent with his daughters-in Cameron. The conununity has.lost r. citizen. a Christian gentleman, an int.lligent' reader and an advisor. His example of FTis goodnes: is refleeted through ut the community; as ii as said Ty Dr. >. J. S'Jmors ~~ ~ t whit:.- and many nt! pro through their ex'ptgs-.io!'s of sorrow. M.'H'lun W P<AtMo?i Ti .?-? - ? . wwwaii, r%cpurier New Trinity Baptist Church Rev. B. F. Stew art. Pastor Sunday School with teaeho* ? and officers on duty met at uaua! hour. Immediately after pravc: service was carried out by Bra B. F. Thompson. Text of the mc? ~5ape Joshua Subject: Passin p But Once. ' B. T. U. met at was exo'd Text, for our nijrht sermon Judces 7:21: subject Chrisf ians Standine Place for 103f>. Visitors for the day Rev. II. B. Jones. Rev. Willie McMillan. Mr. r.n i Mrs. L. Smith M iss Mable Wood. The funeral of Mr. Portor Neshitt was held here Jarfliaty '7th. Mr. Arthur Arnold was funeral- . Ized at Travel Rest where he was a,, member Sunday, Jan. 5th. We are hoDinc fiVf' ?tt ? cn^^cc fui N'cw Year. " vited to conic and heqr the speakR. D. iviiIcs. Director P. S. There will be two scfrmon delivered by Rev? Pav>I R Sheahan Sunday, Jan. 19, 193(5, 4:00 p. nv.T one at the St. James M. E. Chuivh on the 100 block of Henderson St. and the other at the Gospel Tabernacle, at 8:00 p. m. The - Ex-Lieut. Governor, Andrew. ?E B-ethea whll be presented by 1. S. Leevy. ' '' i A