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Saturday, February 1, 1936 ST, JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH . Rev. W. B. Iieuler, I'astor V Columbia, S. C.?Sunday morn; r- ing^in spite of the inclement wear ther, a large crowd found their way to Sunday Suliuul.?After the class study of the lesson the school ? was beautifully reviewed by the Supt. Mr. R. S. Russell. At 11:30 the members?and friends were on the job as usual. After alll preliminaries the pastor selected his text from St. Luke | 4:18-19, subject Jesus in His Heme Town. The sermon was very in structive and ntany vital points were brought out. Mrs. Arie Thompson, one of our ex-members was present and made encourag 1 -ing remarks. At 7:30 we listened to another soul stirring sermon by the pastor. Text J>t. Mark 14:64. On Tuesday night, January 21 we enjoyed a wonderful class meet ing. Our pastor knows how. to. . keep the church alive, spiritually and financially. Just before the close of the meeting the members surprised the pastor with a lovely overcoat which was presented by Miss Estelle Janerette. Rev. Bouler is beyond the "ordinary when - i^ comes to^pi-eaching and pastoring. Several visitors were present Sunday. Conie again, you are - always welcome. - BISHOPS' MEMORIAL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. I. A. .Miller, Pastor The service dub and the junior stewardess boaid of this church gave a joint entertainment at the nome 01 mrs. v. a. ivewie on Hoidt St. Monday, Januaiy 20, Mrs. Simpson ajid Mrs. Austin, Presidents of the clubs wish to thank .those whose- cooperation caused the affair to be a success. The Bible Clujb gave a soeial at the home of Mrs. Duckett on the Tw'6 Notch RJ. Tuesday, January 21. This proved ,to be a very enjoyable ana entertaining affair mid UUH WL'll MLlMllL'd. Sunday morning found us following the old routine of service. Sunday school 9:45. Morning sei'vice _il :.'J0. Rev. Miller preached a powerful'Serinon from Acts 11th ^?chapter?arrd?21th verse.?titstheme was "A Good Man." League was. lively as usual and k we saw many new faces. We held our lirst quarterly conference Siinday _.righ:t and Rev. Dent delivered the. messa're-: for, the evening. lie spolfb from Ezekipl 47:9 Ilis message was also poweilul, encouraging and up. lifting. The contcrer-ce was successfully carrie 1 out. We were very glad to have Presiding Elder Dent with us. UNION RAPT. CHURCH Rev. L. ,C. Jenkins, Pastor ? The church school met at the regi:)ar hour, flrlfl a. ui. The weather was inclement at the bee-inning of the hour, but the attendance was fair. The teachers ami officers were at their posts of duty. The Young Men Bible Class an*' the Young Women Bible Class are seeking those who would like to | ' acquire the methods of solving many of the problems of this un- I eaven path of life. At 12 o'clock tiie pastor spoke, from the theme: "Tempted as we are" of which was a message cf inspiration to the congregation. At 8 p. m. ill pastor spoke from the theme "Children of God." and ' truly the congregation fan say "Didn't our hearts burn while the . man of God., talked_by _tire way-. ; side." ' ?Whenever your scul would like to be the guest to a spiritual feasfc visit our mid-work prayer meeting on Wednesday nights. Tlie B. Y.-P. U; begins at 0:80 p.m. You are always welcome to our services. EMANUEL A. M. E. CIIl'RCII Rev. A. A. Hughey, .Pastor Despite the inclement weather Sunday schco] was well attended the Supt. and. teachers were at their post of duty at 10:10 A.M. Morning service began at 11:30 . v A. M. arter the regular prelimi*.??: naries, Rev. Hughey introduced. ? the speaker of the hour, Dr.?C. L. Rill, Dean of Turner Theological' Seminary, Morris Rrown College, Atlanta, Ga., who brought to his hearers, a noble sermon as found in St. Johry 1:14: And the word was made flesh and dwelt among "us, and we behold his priory, the priory as of the only hepottei of the Father, fi ll of pr ace and truth. Subject: "Living1 Words". This was a burning message. Rev. J. H. Holman, Mrs. Emma Wheeler were welcome visitors. The A. 0. E. League met at -f 6:30 P; Mv-^which Was very interesting. y 7:30 P. M. services began, Rev. I Hughey preached a soul stirring serincn from Act 26:28, "Making a Decision", was the subject which was very interesting. Mrs. Washington worshiped with us. Visitors are always welcome. ? Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gteirk are tho proud parents of il baby girk%arr? January 22. V, i -Hiss Thelma Gray, Mrs. Janio Meyers are improved.- Miss Georerianna Gravna ia nhlr> In Ko nnt I again. ZIUN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. I*. Rccder, Pastor The Sunday school was opened at the usual hour, with the Supt. presiding. The lesson was bearitifully discussed by officers and teachers and the members taking an active part. At 11 o'clock the pastor preach- j t/.V a heart burning sermon, us7 ing as his text II Cor._27th chapter. Tho sermon was preached to everyone, but his talk was direct ly to the young people. At 5:30 p. m. B. P. U. had its usual program. At 7 o'clock the evening services were opened with an interest- ing program rendered .by the jun-iee?choir?with?Profe Riddick?m? clvarge. _** The assistant pastor. Rev. IX Rueker, feidkoj on 'three very interesting points of youth. We were delighted to have "With us the Gospel Singers from- Detroit-? Mich., who gave us two very good selections and they are to sing at this church Feb. 24th. We are < asking everyone to help us with a <41ub's popularity cclntcht, which is to be held Friday night, Feb. i 14th. 1930. We are still asking the members to sign their pledge cards. The public is always invited to attend oUr services. ST. MARY A. M. E. CHl'RCH Rev. C. W. Wililams, Pastor Sunday, Jan. 26. 1936?Altho the weather was some what drisley the church goers were out to their post. The Supt. was on tht ' job and all the officers. We had a fine lession from Luke 4:16-30 Reviewed by Rev. Williams an the whole school was' benefited b> the review he made every thing so clear that a little child could en joy it. A fine collection was tak en up. ? At 11:30 Rev. Williams thundered the pulpit. Daniel Gtl) (chapter; he used as a text: The God Whom .you serve so faithfidiy He will deliver vou. Subject, "Be ye faithful until death and 1 will give you a crown of life." We always enjoy Rev. Williams' sermon. And we pray his sucies this year. Friends are welconV ttrwisit our church at-all timer-"-? WAYMAN A. M. E. ClIUt'RCH Rev. W. G. Owens, Pastor Winnsboro, S. C.?Our Sunday School attendance has a high aver "r" ho "nM wnotVior?The subject, "Jesus Declares His Purpose" was quite interestingly "in7"" structed by the different teachers Class No.?1?received- the baimei for contribution. Services began at 11:30. Rev. Owens used as the morning text ~ Luke '5:11; subject "A Good Follower". This was a soul stirring sermon finite n four vieitni'c vcmp present. Come again, yon are welcome. Our first quarterly conference was held Sunday night. Our ]>? ' aiding elder was introduced and preached a wonderful sermon. Sul ject "The Mysteries of God", Job The presiding elder received a hearty welcome from the members and we believe him to be a fine leader. The reports of the quart.er were fine. The Missionary -Soeiety was organized. Thogb elected were Mrs. S. A. Moore, president; Mrs: E. , ~M: Owens, vice-president; Mrs.) ' Eliza Williams, secretary; Mrs.1 Fannie S'moct, treasurer; Mrs. O. Trapp, assistant secretary and i , Mrs. Lottie Garrison, chaplain. Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher, lit| tie Margarette and Daisy Mac < | Fisher of Charlotte, N".. C., were ( I the guests of Mr and Mrs. Amos ? Whitncr. , The Ushers Board met at the ( parsonage on Friday night. Quite . a nice program was had. ' Stewardess Board No. 1 met Srndav evening' at the church with > | Mrs. Lillian Smith, president, pre- ; I siding:,. This board plans to do big things this year- - ] Mrs. L. B. Campbell, the; presi- | dent of Board No. i is also doing: ~i | great work. ~ * i FRIENDSHIP A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. P. M. Gary, Pastor Clinton. S. C.?Sunday school -| opened at the usual hour, with < Supt. and his co-workers at their rost of duty. The lesson was 1 beautifully discussed throughout i 'he various classes and reviewed 1 by l? ??__?,?; J ? At 11:30 A. M. mourning ser i vice began. The pastor. selected < his text frrm the 0th chapter of < St. Matt. 33rd voi-se and used as a I sublet, ''The Kingdom of God I and his addition." The pastor j was at his best and many hearts were made to feel happy.. He ' stressed the kingdom of God con 1 sisted of first knowing Christ for 1 yourself and then having joy. hap-13 piness. pleasure.' lrve, goodness 1 in ou.r hearts and all that go to make up a Christ like life ther ' other thinrs will be added. The Willing Workers met at the ( home of Mrs. John L. Little Sun- ' day. Jan. 25; Mrs. Ssabelle Stackhouse and her daughter, Mrs. R. P. Alexan- 5 der are improving at this writing. Mr. Loreza Evans and Johnie Williams from Allrn University spent the week end home with rela ' tives and friend*. Home was e the best place they thought to rest, J 'heir nerves from the examination. Miss Johnie Hill was all smile* j Sunday. Guess why? 1 Friendship is always glad to welcome new members. * Mt. Pleasant Church lost one V of fcer most faithful.^young ladies, c "PrTendship found her, Miss Clo- t telle Harris connected Jverself t ^with us which was the most r thoughtful, thing to do Miss Har- f lis lives nearer Friendship than t she does Mt. Pleasant, then she ih one of the city teachers. Hav- \ ing no convenience of her own to f go her church, too far to walk, 1 money a propositioh, she -felt f that She could render better ser- j vice at Friendship, Glad to have i you Miss Harris. 1 Our Presiding Elder. Jennings f is still Indisposed. Let us pray 1 that he'll soer? he un and out a* 1 duty. Rev. White, pastor of New d Hop? and another church, that I 1 can't recall.' held the quarterly con 1 ference for our Presiding Elder. 1 Friendship reports 100 per cent, i GIFFOftD NEWS The weather was very cold but we had a very good service. Rev. Jenkins preached a magnificience sermon, lie preached from St] Luke 4th chapter und a?part? the 18th verse. They were very glad to have their friends pie saint, with them during the service. Their names are as following: Alary IViviw r>f Philadelphia, Pil,; Mrs. Eliza J. Brown of Klines. S'. C.; Mrs. Lizzie Myrick. of Uliners, S. C.: Mrs. Sarah Moye of Klines, S. G.;. Miss Menntie Myrick cl Ulmers; Miss Lucile Moye or Klines, S. C. . We .are vary glad that Rev. nanson is improving excellent. We missed him very much from the church, school, lodge and in the community* lie will soon be able to fill his place again. He is one of our leading man in oui community. '. COKESBURY NEWS Rev. "Al. G. v. nnams cf Gieo >vood held the first quarterly con .erence at St. Paul Sunday. El,4 ociiitigj, not ueing aole 10 a* tend. . ' Tne friends of Miss P. Clark re gret very much to learn of her icath in New York. City. The body arrived in Greenwood Sunday. The funeral will be Moday. at 2:00 o'clock, at St. Paul A. M. E. Church, onuueted by St. I'uul pastor Jtev. Guiden. t We aTe glaa to have c.ie oill oi 10Wn teacher spend two Sundays .n our little town. MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CIILRCIl Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor In spike of?lowering clottds and threatened rain, the services at Morris Brown were well attended on last Sunday. The day was designated as Officers Day. The sermonette to the little church was well received by old and young. The theme aijound which the scrmonette whs developed was "Procrastination". The danger of-ptrt ting off, was stressed by the pastor,?Splendid?services were?eonducted by the church school and the league, and immediately aft'eii the closing of th^ League servic es, the processional into the church began. A splenid picture was pre septed as the'procession marched into the church, led by the two usher boards, followed by the ministers,?then -the- Stewards- -and Trustees, and the different auxiliary bodies in regular order. The Junior choir led the processional. The entire body marched into the church to the tune "Onward Christian Soldiers". Bro. R. Crawford offered the invocation. The guest speaker was Rev. A. P. Spears, presiding elder of the Sumter district. The speaker was introduced by the pastor. Dr. Spcar^-clectrified the large audience with a sum surring sermon aDiy preached from Romany 1st chapter ahd 14th verse. "Spirits of Great Men" was the theme that was developed from the text. Just prior to the sermon, Miss Helen Holton sang effectively 'Steal Away to Jesus'.'. The Jun-.j 3r choir sang "Let Me Walk With Thee". After the close of the ser vice the pastor called up all of the jfficers and the body ,was installed j svith fitting words v-by Dir. Spear^j There were three accessions to full membership into the church. Among the many visitors were: Mrs Spears, wife of the speaker; Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Fisher from| Sumter. Dr. Crawford of Mt. Pis gah A.M.E. Church was in the Mty and preached at tibenezer A. M. E. Church. Dr. Withcrspoon preacheTl at 1 '' A.M. from the text found in PhilIfpians 2nd chapter, 16th verse. Tho subject was "Church Enterprise" and the result was a splendid gospeL..message- for -all who were present. The Leaders En-| tertainment will be held on Tuesday night, which will also mark the close of the presidential election. One of the leaders of.Mcr-i ris Brown will bG elected President jf the United States. Our newly organized church council is functioning splendidly and among the projects scheduled are Negro History week and Founder's Day. rhe entire week devoted to Negre History will be featured with a program each night, winding up .vith a program on Founder's Day, khjch promises to be very unique ind entertaining. We announce with regret the lassing of Sister Ellen McHoney, vife of Bro. C. McHoney, leader >f Class 27. She died quite sudienly on Sdnday morning. The :hurch extends its sympathy to ,he husband and children in their ;ad bereavement. The faithful vorkjrs in our vineyard are passing out one by one. Our rally is planned, our forces ire at work and we anticipate rreat success. Dr. J. W. Wither;pcfon is a progressive pastor -vvith i plan, and he is receiving coop>ration that will spell success, tforris Brown looks forward with lope. The pulpit aid board met at the iomo of Mj?i. C. p. Rollins Frilay evening, Jan. 24, The hostess served ehirken <?nlnr1 I uce, hot cocoa and crackers. The nCmhers were clad to see Mrs. ?tackhouse out again. Mrs. Stacklouse is the .cream of the club. The senior class of Bell St. Hi. vith Miss A. V. Tucker as class j kdvisor and sponsor of a Silvetr Pea given at Roll StfAuditorium Sunday 4.30. Quite an interesting nogaam was rendered by niem>ers of the senior class with Miss Tucker. To have hoard this prorram you could see the future "Ithel Waters (voice) Phyllis IVheatly, we know her talent, Booker T. Washington and the Mills Sisters instead of the Mills Brothers. No joking about this, Bell St. is producing some worthvhile product*. THE TALMETTO LEADER EBEfSEZER A. M. E. CHURCH RJev. E. H. Mack, Pastor Mullins, S C.?Sunday school _icas opened-w~4u?~form?in- sjmit of the jjlomy Booking: weathei' we . had a gond icvawd attending Sunday school. Tfce lesson was won. dcrfidlv dist-1 esses. At tor St St morning sovvice was had. Rev. Mack preached a wonderful ser. pion. His subject was found the 3rd chapter of Revalation and the 20th verSe, subject. "Christ" atti tude toward the soul." This sermon was enjoyed by all that h^aeT hiifi. After morning1 service nite service was had, Rev. Mack preaohde another soul stirring sermon. His text was Jen. 2i?th chapter and 12th .vei.se. subject, "The latter from earth to heaven," Sunday evening the Ushers Board met at the hopu* of Siste.i Viola Corter. We all enjoyed our selves. ? It will meet next week at the home of "Mr. Samuel Ilavis on Sn\ith St. Our pastor whs indisposed last .week with a severe cold but ho preached two sermons Sun- | lay. ^ SAINT TAMES A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson, I'astor Asheville, N. C.?Winter holdscomplete sway in these mountain, fastnesses but the spirit of ou. church people to worship and to serve continues unabated. Though . the weather staved around frcezing point during the past week. ?...i wv%vriii.jr ui nivie wwtti vir* unu V.1UU9 continued their "work systematially and -successfully in winding up the month's activities. A splendid revelation was made of the in-iere.it and enthusiasm maintained by our teachers and students by the unusual attendance upon the .Sunday school on the past Sabbath day. The lesson which was interesting was studied and discussed0 with unusual interest. Our.* Presiing Elder and wife, Dr. and Mrs. K. C. .Holt were our ?>Hiciar visitor^ in the Sunday school - Dv;. Holt jri vi i>|r on i n <tpi lii I i. .ijn 1 >11/ at the close of the sessb n. "The Christian Standard" constituted tiie subject of Dr. ?Holt's - -nes ago taken Irom the Prophesy >f Isaiah (>2:10. Full of though, and force this message was given " to .an attintivo and?anxiutis ratf-iregation. Mrs. -Mayme A micron of Cokesbury. S. connected herself with the church upon frivitatiim and was. assigned to th lass of Mr. Bascunt Douglas. A large?crmgregatu*n -worshiped at-* he morning service and many vistors were present. The fourth Sunday in each month is used by the hmul mis< i m:'-o IUIIUi;v mvL'K'ijt' ivvi . ojnv km .w*.-o-i onary Emphasis. Amidst a chiving snow, one of- the most interesting musical programs was rendered by the missionary group haf*\has bech witnessed in many years. A Ittrgfpvrowti enjoye-(-Hmprogram rendered with great skill upon many musical -in. truments^. A large offering was received. At the evening service the presiding cider presented our pastor to deliver the message. He ffflected for a subject "I'c rsevution" taken from St.Matthew 5:11. A large .congregation again despite ' a driving snow storm. Boards and lubs as usual' made 'their reports along with general otferings for the month making the issuance of checks for the month possible. On Monday nite, there was the realization again. of a great and grand quarter. Dr. Holt presided at this session and the reports of boards.and clubs evidenced a volume of business of $1.'150.00 for tht luarter. Our t-UU is assessment " Was""usual in full.-?He-ex? nes'sed himself with "being happyover the work' and condition of the hurch. With the quarterly conference and heal church obligations settled up for the month of January, the Church has set itself to the tasks and responsibilities .01 the month of February. EM MANTEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev, J, E. Thomas, Pastor Last Sunday was another great day for Emmanualites as well as , for friends and visitors. The inclemency of the weather during he early morning, gave vent to an i anxious feeling relative to cnurcn ict i v i t Les, 11 o\yever, TTiTs*" fueling was destined to lade away because < the weather "break" and the day turned out to be an ideal one. The morning worship comm'enc- j ed at the usual hour. The preliminaries being conducted .by the j paster. Beginning fit the eleventh verse of the elevt nth ehapfer of j St. Mark, Rev. Thomas read ten J verses for the morning lesson, af- | ter which the ninety-ninth I'saim i was read respon-ively. The morn ing message delivered by the pas- | tor to a large and attentive audi- , -t'nee, was vei'y impressive; it was ( used on "faith" and throughout | the period in which he expounded, the admonition to the audience j was, "have faith in God". Tho ( text was selected from the chap- | ter named at the twenty-second | verse?And Jesus answering saith unto them, "have faith in Goer*. With a very tine-attendance of teachers and scholars, the Sun- j ilnv school session was indeed in teresting. The lesson was widely discussed and much, thought givon , to its application. The subject, Jesus Declares His Purpose, St. Luke 4:16-30. Coming up to the ovenin-; hour, the weather was still favorable and a record ; .enounce. was seen. After the devotionals during which time the pastor read for the evening lesson a portion of the 20th chapter of the* first Kings, the sermon followed. "A Frivolous F.xcuse" was the theme from which the pastor delivered hi* last seTmon for the day. The fortieth ; verse of the above named chapter l reads, "And as thy servant was busy here and there, he was gone, " ' / V- *t r etc." This sennon was unfaldex with sinceretjP and power. A glo rious day in. Zion was closed out with" this service. Our Junior -choir furnished music for the day There was one accessiorTTor TKe day.?Miss Klorinc'Feniil nf Suiiimerville, S. C. Mrs. Jani? Sweep. \vns tifiptiy.i-d njil lm.l.iiu.ul... membership. The pastor stated that the entire official board has .given him one hundred per cent cooperation since his coming to Emmanuel. Ho is very much enthused as well I u-? Mivwiragem '? Mrs. Flora B. Miller, the lcudI ing soprano singer on the Senior I choir broadcasted 1 over station WCSCTon the evening of Jani:ar\ 24. Mrs. Miller- fecefwd man congratulations from both whip, and colored. * The Pew Rally which terminate i on the evening of the 27 in-tart was a success. Rfev. \V. 'V. 1>. King, pastor of Trinity A.M.K preached His text may be found in the''eleventh chapter of Acts | twentieth vefse Theme, Tfie Fir's Preaching.' Key. R. J. Minims was present. An enormous audience of members and friends cam? out The captains of the .various pewsnumbered more than four scory. Several new. members, were ap-> pointed to serve on the .Iunjo? [ Steward" Board. Their' names will appear later." NKW TRINITY 1HPT ?" P' M Rev. B. F. Stewart, Pastor Wellford, S. C.?Ht-gaviHes* i the cold weather and the threatening snow clouds a very lufg crowd attended church su-vices Sunday. Sunday School as usua with Supt! J. H. Foster and thteachers at their posts. The les son was. very interesting; the pas tor conducted a very timely re view. ' In the midst of- this cold weather the pastor felt that we need ed a burning message to keep us spiritually warm.- He chosed a1 A' 1-siah 1 : 1 th.-inc "Tl, Siiiii' of the Lord Upon the Christian" This was a strong message am was.well received by the audienc , - The H T I.! hi doing fin., wit!-Mrs. Inez Smith as president. Th . young people are very nvuch intflT-tC'1 " *h?t wnrk . The pastor's evening messag j was taken from Luke 4:8; suhjec' "Christ, Our Example in Tempta uon rrom which he delivered r trpng .sermon. The women's?uoxUiary met a the homi? of Mrs.- Nannie Mae Kil eo last Wednesday evening. Many plans were made foV the future work cf the uuxihary. WOODRl'FF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Church Rev. Jas. R. E. Allen. Pastor The church school with its staf of 'officers Were at th, if?post. of_ duty Sunday morning, with an ex eellent group of young folks pre KelTt. The pSstor" was called" uf?f>l to teach the lesson to all in an :tseni bled group, and that he di with ease and dignity..- All enjf y > <1 the lesson and stated that the;, were imr; <Htr d. . At 12 o'clock the pastor delivered a veiy powerful sermon to an excellent crowd, who feasted while Dr. Allen demonstrated his ability as a trained preacher, or the theme "Attachment to God's House." At 4:20 a new group met at th home of Mr. an 1 Mrs. T. *11. Wil. burn's, w^here a Bible Class was o g,misted, before the close ?of same a neat number had gathered. M>s Evelyn Wilhmn t.hi* ci-.ulit causing this Bible Class to be or gajfli'/edl ^ ->C\t 7.15 p. m." the younir fo'kofTTtJe town gathered at Trinita,ZioijlPChurch for the V. C. E. So riety which \v.:.s* \ve.l attended an at 8:20. Rev. Ail-on gladcned <> hearts- again*- with an?th?H;?poteerful sermon, theme: "Rove, stronger than death." The P. K., D. C. Crosby,'S. CJ. I), of Ch-ster. S. C was a happy and welcome worship per with us at this service," wh< I rought echoes from the Dist. H< h-1 1 a short, but sweet conference after the regular services. Come as aid Elder Crosby. Miss Maude West an! Mr. M. S Callaham of Spartanburg, S. C. were the ' inner gufsti cf Mr. and Mrs. T.?LL'WUburn. Mrs. l>oraSullivan and Mrs. Lucy Hellen ot Laurens, S. C. looked in on Mrs. Dot Linden--, and the Bible. Cln-'s Sunday. Mrs. I). Xorris and Mrs. A. Stoddard with .-11 of th.se aI ove a'ro visited the sick room of Mrs. Chestinc. Fostei!. wit i- hold ing her own. Elder Crosby stopped in for prayer with MtS7~Foster on, his war out, fo; CLnto, College, at "Rock Hill. Mr. Joe Stevenson, who was mdiy burned by ah explosion of in auto gas tank Nov. 24. l'.'oS bed in General -1 lospital, Spartan lurg, S. C. .Friday afteiiiooh. Jan. J4th. Interment was in Beaver [3am Cemetery. FimeJal Dircc:or M. S. Callaham of Spartanaurg, SC. -^.SPARTA.NJU R<; vNEWS The Night Hawks Social Club met. Friday night, at the home of Mr. Rosc-v'elt Byi-.' on Young St. A tasty coui-se of hot chocolate and crackers was served. After this some game of whist were enjoyed by all. The club adjoulned to meet at th home of Mr. John Coleman on Fast Hampton Ave. Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Glenn were held Sunday at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. Friends and relatives regretted to learn of her passing. On the sick list we have Mr. Scott Nesbitt, Mrs. Henderson. Improved list. Miss Anna Well. The Feast" "of Lights was given at the Episcopal Church on South Liberty St. last Sunday night at 8 o'clock. A large num' er attendw ed. ? . I ' ^ j Kev. S. II. La-Ley. Pastor I Chester, S. C\, Jan. L'S. l'jji; . ?l Sunday?w*e?-. marked by two "ra~ W'-rllvIU fCdWkJi*. The iT.^Y/r'TiTIT-.r |the pulpit <rc hrrrrti Mu-viecs. >pc i,. 1 ing at the morning hour, from the 1 1 vi "It the Wwi'lit !.nte V'"!. j know that it hated t;.o b< fore r. -hated you." St. John suli _ .lee; "1 low rail you d j 11 v " i iva-l.ey vi'.idly prpted to his listeners that they cannot love C" wnom thoy have not seen and hute - thi ir. broth r;? wluin tliyy~st-o cvc"-~| ry day. In the evening tin- pvlhi was ir raced alonir with i>. ' 11. La-Ley, RevS. F. K. (?la i<U i \V. M. Hyri ;>nd W. \V. Wilson. The eoll.'t'tion was grand, at:, the singing was very ins'pir.m,' Miss Elizabeth Whitl ck is show ing. niut'h ability as? pianist f?> the church. The Willing Workers flub ? >! which Miss Fannie Wall ce . b Pusr ielit met Thursday afteinooj January 2J, at the home of Wisffattie I:e7 DugraTivnreht on Ash fori! St. . .Tnc' meeting was ,!f <?. cess. i ~~k" Presiding Elder, I). ('. Crosbj will hold his. fpiarr -tdy !si "i h>g for this year, February 21-2*1. Members are reminded of their I obligations. . 1'i'st r and numbers-Tare l?okI ing forward to\he r:iva! of Mi-' MaKinia La-Ley,, .wife of Key. Igi| Ley, with LTouL-auxicimn. Mr. . I La-Ley will he tin* president os the M .... n - - - - .? ? ".'jh, . 1 ::i*y..wrr mike their home on CI:ahanvSt. Mis. Albcita ('aidwmj . ns uriioi from.the Pryor Hu.-pital, heVe she underwent a minor op- ! ^ ration. .She I-5 it) p>viiig in Ini. J style. 'Mesdannl Ida Loup a- - ' Mary Thomas and Mr. John. Ed " !'imain the same. . Invitation: The pastor and con violation invite' the public tod K. Mock Conference 011 Thursday. February <>. at eight o'clock. i: XijTOYEU NEW . ? By?Kr%. I.. ~U. bow man Old tinie clasp me-ti: g. va-- e lucted last Sunday at et. I'll t* V.M.E. ( lui: Oh by a pr>>up <.f f .ucen leaders. The meeting v. ary. interesting. warm and, full of ?-ftn?E\ ei .v body Seemingly w-r nppy. Several of the leader vere abs't nt and t'ae members ho'se classes joined other classes tad made, a home run. St. Phillip have taken on new ife, not only in the ; church h i' he homes of many members and hose who attend cbiuvh are h -in plifted thf uplr the ins: action he preached word. Those whom vou may find in prison or <>n Unchain pane or I%or,legging -and ; petting drunk or being sir t o hot at by the Law for the protection of citifcCn arc those win lo not attend 110 church n Sun. J - - - i?.\ ui no rniTTT time, only wHen ;ome one die or some one in tut* ' j ...XpLhiup -Kood will "bdhw 'my Rroup of men. le }.l white lack who "faiTs to "attend" Christian church ofl Sunday. I.ast Sur.dav afternoon Mi Rosa I.<? Aus.tori one l' thr- u*h rs of St. Phillip invited her Pa or. Rev. and Mrs. Bowman. M"- . akin. Miss lvmma P> we!!. ?>! . Tehil Robe: son. and (.'"Ionian R. Ri-berson to the homi'vf hcu'. urn her, who sparefel no pain i?i ::o. oarintr one of fhe ih"?t d' lici ' linncrs inouth has ever -.e.civ.d Who will be next? Sjnt news "J.Tsf ,rCe. ivod th "t. vBlle Mrs. Puttie R ld'TT was vi 'ti-.^ her father. -Mm Simon Wiliarn who is very iil. dr n d ad <> . Me floor. It paVS to keep CO .1! i :p to the power house aim--. - Mrs. S-.- Kloyd was ht'metulkvC 'ast Monday at Red Hill Bant:.huiteh by her Past v. P v !i I - Puekett of Columbia. Mr. Henry Johnson, Jr.. is" ver\? 11 wi'h tuo pneumonia?"Jil. Man id Tyill ?.! P.M..: a.l oTlicor? and :r. wh.. f- the b aid are asked to b. .-a* md and time. All .b aid lubs who failed to re) it. la-' -" aday will be tailed ' l\.r. Hex Tinday.' Phase he ready..-. Cc'.tni iir.um tu \ t Sunday. S r 'ay School at 10:00 A.M.; preach n/ at 11:15 A.M. \J'e close a 1:00 P.M; Please be o}1 time. The Lev. J. M.Mlavrison. D P. f Siiinter w il preach o* i:s Ft1 rnary i'i ;i and aii i\ . > aie- Iook.ii,: oiward to bis ctonirp. , S.<me years, ago he pastured this chart;'* .Oil afterward he presided over'. "h:ss w'fk for five years as .pi a > idinp elder, lie is just coming home. Those on the siek list are Mrs. ' Pt 'lio Green. Zayk Rotor, v.. l!eny Johnson. Jr., Zaek Byyd Mrs. " lie'tie Cart'iy and many more. We- hive rn band fo** * Kir" by Min ial; if y > i . nr.* >'::Ve: i't * viih .pairs* ot *ftny ti'rnvtful c 1 isea e jet a bottle of this doiihl. strength j and if :t fail- to help you, we will ciVe you your money, back. The Palmetto Leader is i n sale 1 every Saturday by Mr. Earl Mar- 1 tin. If you fail to see him, call j by the parsonage, leave your; rtanio ami wo will piadly so*- that i ' you are supplied. Only ft cents, rCom'c to Church?Go to Church. I ??J~ mmmmmmmmma 4 ? Pa'4e 5 $ l'K<>1 t . m ?\ V j < i ,'. ; - ' j: i 1)1'. tt .m. d \mi;ls j Physician and Stir^oon i Oflice II -i>:' U A. M.; 1 to 2 P.. M.; 0 to '3 i'. M. 1 Sjj'.i'ia. A'ln.;i- i:. I>.so?kp* | (>: \V'-siA'ti.. Office: Hi>-lence: 11A5 \Vashjng<->n U Ha?nptoni 1'hoTie 642U 1"'i;' ..o 7E?04 . DR. J. <;. STUART 17xo, Ivar. NusO ami Throat (ilasSoK J- itt?-<l Accurately, Office '1".icphone; 11:00 tw i-:0</ "^~"3Ti-?7"T5y2 .8:00 to ->j:0?? J' M ?t :i7'JG Office: ' lict:', ?? 20o0 l?i\]br St. l j j * lbj.'v St. Oflicv iioui ; . I ; 'h no. '? i*. M. to. -v i' ;>i. * *' Dr. \V.-I) ( * - ' . v nn;. JjVUU l'l> vami 011 'Iiist-H.* ??*> * f \ I. - , . . V ji^ tiali \ 0!:. ;v:' J I I.J I.a ;/ v " , ' ' v.. St ' Col ii; v.a. ?. \ Ollict- ijoaf? to ii A? M: . 11 to 2 r~.ii. to 8 I'. .M l>r. ti, , L >; . ' JM.? OGice 1101 1 2 N\ a ?Ji i ii^-' W > )< tun >. > i: ' ; r*" " . i Utficf i"r.:r?N. J . t % V 1 . ; > Attorney-at _i a i . " PKACilCt. 1 > .... ' ?Stau- ai)u , , 111# VN afchinj? n,n . 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