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Saturday, February 15, 1936 SNAPSHOT fQTTiMng \ *i - By Rev. E. J. Daniels ? Greenwood, S. C., Feb. 7.? Greenwood made a long step forward when her leading?pastor? and ministers met at "the- parson^ age of the Mt. Pisgah A. M. E Church a few days ago and oiga nized an interdenominational ministers' union. Rev. J. S. Benn, Presiding Elder of the Greenville V District of the A. M. E.?Churcrr \ was elected president. Rev. J. C. Goode, one of the counties leading rural pastors was elected vicepresident. Rev. E. J. Daniels, pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church, this city was elected Sec. Rev. Hall, pastor of Tnnity M. E Church, here, was elected treasurer, and Rev. B. H. Cray, pastor ol Mt. Fisgah A. M. E. Church was elected assistant secretary and news paper reporter. ~s? This group of consecrated ministers have decided to make things go in Greenwood. They lost sight on denominational lines, ** pledging themselves to. not be hem med in nor circumscribed behind nor by such. They agree to disagree as to issues denominational; and to look forward toward the bringing about?rrf?tnngibl a so. lutions of the vexations problems that ever keep Christian unity imprisoned. Yes, they pledge broth erly tolerance the promotion of bringing about of more upity and good feelings among ministers in particular and the people in gen eral. We are proud beyond -words of this meeting. We pray for its ^growth and - slice ess_- ?Nothing anywhere more needed could jcorhe into being. We are proud that the \, day has come when Chris, urn imperfect men, serving the Lord, have closed to spot and quarrel! over denominational differences. Intelligent Men See God - as the Big Comnton Denominator or Tin Greatest Common Multiple of ali denominations, 'it is the little fellow who brags and snorts around abotit suclj things. May the day hasten its coming -when all men every where will learn that love and not knowledge runs the church! - , Rev. J. S. Benr^ our efficient president brought hs a strong mes sage last ruesuay enuuea i iu Preachers Objective in. Preaching. Rev. H.' B. Mitchell is attracting large crowds at. Morris Chapel. Rev. J. C. Good, our Viee-Pres. is just as frank as ever. Rev. A. J. Hall of Trinity M. E. Church says these bad Sundays are ;> killing him. Elder J. C. Quarlea is still quarrelling and the ground hog says winter is over. EASTOVER NEWS <* By Rev. L. G. Bpwman thei^ quite a number of members of St. Phillip found tfnir why to chu-ch on time for "service. Mr. Bravet Lyles, the superintendent i .. of the Sunday School closed the . [ > school on time, while many ol his students came in at the close of th.> school. Time waits Qn no one. If the I/ord judges soilpirped. pie by being on time, I aiii afraid too many of my people will be left at the station singing "Don't call the roll until I get there". Let us learn to be on time, not only for church, but for everything we attenmt to do. Manv ?men have loss good ^obs l'or btinu late; many opprotunitios have pass ed by the door of my people, but they being absent or late, they were g: ven ' to those who were * present and to those who were willing to receive. I-ast Sunday at 11:30 service began. Dr. J.. M. Harrison, ex. presiding elder of the Sumter dis7 trict who was scheduled to preach at this hour was cut otf by the high water in the Wateree swamp. Highway No. 76 closed last Saturday and was not open for traffic. He will fill the engagement on a later date. The day was observed as Allen's * Day. The inclement weather cause % the pastor to postpone the Miss< ' V ionary Kally und the night program by the young people. The same will take place next Sunday^ and place scheduled lor last Suir-j *?ji day. So let us all come out to M rally for the great cause of Mps-; | ion. Those who fall to pay your m Allen Day assessment last>, Sun,S day, will be called upon to pay it J next Sunday momii.g, phase come $ . Last Monday the writer received a telegram from Union asking j that I come to Santuc and preach the funeral of Sister Eliza Dent.' j| On our arrival we found that the * snow and vrain was still there,1 iyet a respectable audience was in, attendance to help share the bur-' den of the bereaved. Undertaker j McKissick, one of the best in Union Co. said that was his four-! teenth since Christmas and at the close of the grave, a call was there for another body. I visited Union where I spent five loving years of service and while there I called in to the homes of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nicholas, Mrs. Bailie Mitchel, Mr. qnd Mrs. Guss Feaster, Mrs. Gipson, Mrs. Tannic Davis, Mr. W. E. McJunkins, secretary of Bethel Church; President Rice who we appoint to handle The Palmetto I-eader and we spent most of our time with the Rt v. A. W. llatwood who is now candidate for Secretary-Treasurer of Missions We spent one niirht with Bro. D. S. Singleton and his kindly wife who is Supt. of Bethel Sunday School. A man that airways , is on time. We visit Dr. Sartor, Dr. Dawkins, Dr. Ixing apd the hospitaf Bftei which^yve came back to Santuc and ipentthFliTfe" with "one oT~~ourr best friends in the ministry, Rev. W. M. Thompson. All of them gave me a most cordial welcome. .. Last Friday night the show of Pi of. Armstrong at Webber High School waj? the best seen lately anywhere around Eastover. He carries one of the best outfit and Tie is one of the best entertainer's anywhere in the "South.- Prof. Barnwell will make no mistake if the weather improves for church and school-goers. Prof. Butler worshiped at St. Philip last Sunday and made a most interesting address. Work is now -going on at St. Philip. The yard and cemetery are being beautified. About fi^ty members .every Tuesday are workng until We complete our job. The listrict conference lally will take place the fifth Sunday in March .nstead of the third Sunday. " On Saturday, March 14th the ~ second quarterly conference .will >e held and on Sunday, March 15 ihe pastor, choir and members of Mt. Zicn Baptist Church will worship with us at?iL-P.M, Eastover can give Co the right nun, some of the best young wiittws or middle age women* yot will be able to fine anywhere. Tfi address ihe .* unday School, Mrs.- Rebecca Thomas. To address the League, Miss llattie Green. You' are always welcome. Come to Church. Go to Church. ST. PAUL A. M. K. CHURCH O ' ? ' Rev. R. A. Young, Par.tor ? .1 he weather being vcry unfa-oral/le Sunday, not .many were out To the st 1 vices-, those thut were pi'esent seemed to have the the spirit of worship. Sunday School opened at 11:00 I'clock. The lesson was beauti_ully taught bw-tbe- pastor and renewed by the superintendent. Out unday School is moving on fine. We wish to thank the patents fm ending their children out on time ' very Sunday... Beginning the morning services ' iraytr was offered by Brcthej Monmill CoUnts".' At 12 oVlock the " tastor brought toJ his hearers a wonderful " m ssage. -- Everyone seemed to have enjoyed it.. Mr. Willie Heller is suffering with a very gainful foot due to being stuck by a nail about foUi .veek^&gQ^ We hope he will soon >e ableto be out again. 'Miss Azora Martin and Miss Sarah Baton teachers of Hopes ehool attended the teachers meeting Saturday in Newberry. Mj'sV e n n. i e Counts passe d?bu_|_ he great beyond February 3rd afer an - illnt ss of several weeks. _ Funeral services were held Thurslay at 2 P. M. at St. James A M. K. Church. Rev. J. S Martin officiating. She was laid to rest in the church cemetery. Surviving are her children: Mrs. Katie?iVR?Ro bfrrsrm ,"Mr. No rniaTT Counts, Sir.. David Counts. Mr. Foi st- Counts and a host of grand hildren. other relatives and sor rowing friends. We extend to the bereaved family our greateV sympathy. T. A". Williams had barge of the remains." Brother L K. Robinson ditd on ' February 8th. He had been il everal months. He was the oldest male member in St. Mark A. _ "7T FT! Church and no task was tco hard for him in his church*" He was a Christian gentleman We loved him hut God luvis him . ~ best. He was laid to rest in St. Mark cemetery. M iss Berry L. Bishop was hap-i pily manic* to Mr. Robert Summers. We hope for them a sue- * cessful march d. life. ? ANDERSON CO. TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Aivdoi'son, S. C.?Despite the unfavorable weather Sfcturtiay. morning, a large group of teachers wore present at the regular monthly meeting, which was held in the Rieed St. High School Feb. 8th at 10:00 o'clock. The Primary group under the leadership of Mrs. Peek and Miss Wiison had thirty-one present. A demonstration in Reading was given by Miss Wilson "Why the Tea Kittle Sings." The following points were discussed. Teacher's Aim? (1st) To create interest; (2rRlr To"~ hnv<> t.hn ti\ cr. t t-K.. and convey it to others; (3rd) To develop the power to think clearly; (4th) To read with the individual maximum of ?peed; '5th) To furnish opportunities for t ht child to make use of ideas pained from the printed page. The- les son wasn't finished and the groups asked that Miss Wilson continue the lesson at the next meeting. Tho discussions were very inter, eating and helpful. The Elementary Group, under the leadership of Mrs. Coaxum, had twenty-three present. This group held open Forum on Che_J*bllowing. problems. How wc can stop pupilk from look I ing at answers in Arithmetics? , How to accomplish Home work in Arithmetic? Equal distribution of pupils between teachers; Teachers being true to themselves should know their subject matter.These problems were ably and interestingly discussed by all. present. It was decided to continue the discussion of^\rithmetic at the next meeting amKcaeh teach"-ot is to bring in a combination game. The High School Group, under tho leadership of Mr. Gallmarv had fourteen^ present,- Mr. Joe F. Hicks--was the instructor. He discussed in a very gentleman liko wray "Individualize Inslructor" very^-ably and profitably^-m^three topics: (1) Teacher; (2) Pupil; (3) Methods of instruction. (1) The teacher in the classroom servos as a model. Th0 teacher must be a person of high character, superior intelligence and must "lilVe Hn iplltuda fur leaching. The .... . 'A .. .. . ' . , \ fh yhiy? M BV ABBE. WACUA a^_yOur?qejT K'pnTA^^^ON ke Ar^eR.o^f *? ?? NOTE: Your question answe; a clipping of this column is enclc repJy, send a quarter (25c) and velope. for my New Astrology ] mail free advice on three (3) q Dirthdate, and correct address t to ABBE WALLACE, care of TI Assembly Street, Columbia. Sout J. E. M.?Will I ever be re-?+ leaved of. this dissatisfaction-^? feeling I have? I never feel contented. Ans.:rf You'll get over this, foi ling before long. The way for you friends with some of "your neigh bors for companionship aiii!'.friends will chase your blues away. ?. M.?Do you think 1?tern receive some money? Or will I have to no to-the,town w here 1 think it is at ? Ans.: It will do you no n?o whatever to no to this city to try to net your money.. The ni ;t sensible tniny-for you tu <k> is tr let a l.AWYKR col'hct it for you. You'll secure some other money tliis year which will h. your HON tJfck . K. (>.?I "wouTtf/likc lo know which oT these medicines. to take? Will I ever net well? Ans.: Certainly you'll net well Hut you will have to take the nudicine J^uir doctor jravi- you aiic. do as he tells you if you cjesin immediate fmprovement. Tin medium* yuu sent Mf li'f isn 1 ' nearly as leliable us what yotii physician prescribed. * Ik?Ik?Do yon?(4mvk?I?w4hl net wjiat 1 want for'Has tor? ?Ana.:?Not exact ly?However. you'll net a dress for Faster that will be practically tlm saihe kind as you saw on a Movie Star- inHollywood, hut it won't he the -ame dress. >1. A. \Y.?What inusl I do with my brother? I cah't ninke him do right? Arts.: It is abs l'utily usoles for ybu to?.try any mine to go* WW-brother to imtn -"cho" I. fo; he has made up his mini nm o ami yotr~can't cha 11 ire it. The on !y tiling left for yen. to do is to ncourage him to secure training *> some. particular line of tvork that he may he "interested in a' uesent. M. A. G.?-My laml is about to b" foreclosed. Do >011 think .. - I ? ill lose it ? Aiis.: You'll save vouv land but by TDK SKIN OF VOI R TK'BTll. ' 'nu ll 1-ase this las'd for oil ju-t ; before it is f.nelosid. teacher must h,. fair and I'reo of leciet. (2) The pupils entering High School differ in ;.ge, ami tlie 'cacher miist he fthh. to know her pupil in order to accomplish their task. (.'{) Methods Wtie ;'i reus u three ways: oral, illustration ami? donuinStratioiVr-; Q1 ii a fvw helpful lossons were given in all three and all present ynioy. d -r.h.. useussion. The assembly period was opened at 11:00 o'clock with foft Prysid'tnt. 1'iof. S. C. Perry presiding. by singing "What a friend we have in Jesus." Prayci by Pres. Minutes of last meeting was read and adopted. Special information from the Kxec.iitive Secretary of the State Teachers' Association was read .ml diseussed. Information concerning the P. T. A, Congress was given by Prof. Outright. All P. T. A. groups are asked to stud delegat-i es to tht. Congress op "March 1Mb. ' This meeting will convene at Allen IJuiiversity. Professor A. C. i Cutright and Professor B. W. Gall man were elected delegates to j State Teacher's Association. The 1 teachers will close" Negro H istory vu.w.t- *.-;MC .. e.,r. I 'J?W. M pu.'lll |J1 VK 1 *111 .Jl.il- j day, February lt>th, at 4 p. m.. at i Reed St. School. We were favored with several 1 visitors?The city superintend'nt\ of Williamston (white) Mr. C. B. i Muggins gave a short talk com-j paring- tho'"Teachers with u Physician." We as teachoy., should be able to diagnose our problems develop good citizens, to enstill , the subject matter. Our guest j speaker was Dr. W. H. Young. I Being a physician you would [ speak on "Health," but he held ! the audience spell bound on the I following subject, "The KdiiYa-, tionnl Advantages and Disadvan- j tages of our Race." I am only , giving a few of the High lights of his address. The advancement of our people ^depends solely on our teachers of today. The teaching of our chjjdjien today tiu'ans what our people" will be tomoriow. ' Tradit a child in the way it should 7 go and when it is old he will not | depart from it. Our children get- , tino offieient traininsr from et'fi- I cunt parents and efficient teach-j ers~will abolish the rave of crim- j es and segregation. Preparation j along what ever line we as lead- : lis follow will keep us in pace with the Modem Methods. Wc are 1 handicapped bft' adverse circum- | stances, but ii wx? wake up and j ask for some things, we will get | whei'?e t~tf irtt the? CoUno.l i colleges in the United States only ; eight are "A" class. lie sai l, that he may be wrong but,the ma- j jority of the Negroes in Anderson ara all for self. .When some of us Btop trying to get rich and allow our hwt? to- bseoifw tendwr . w . THIS l'ALMKTlu CBAJ> a\ ygtMj1: i red in this paper ONLY when ised In your letter. For private . a self-addressed, stamped enReading, and receive by return uestions. Sijni- your full namer" ; o all letters. Address all mail IE PALMETTO LEADER, 1310 h Carolina. , -2 > 4 I . I'!.-?Tfc this llnv I rv inir the trouble?. Ans.: Vcu . know your boy friend better than-to t,hink~"hi:y*is *, trying todrive you up, for he is.-too wtieh in love with you to do that, i HIS MO Id I Kit knows this affair , is K'ettini; serious, and wants you * to jjiYc him up?Don't pay any at- , tention to what she says. :?j?3?:?; ('. II. T.?When my sister died 1 was very embarrassed. Please tell me what brought about this situation? Ans,: You shouldn't feel sii tin- I ancially embarrassed bee a us.- you'' waren't able to pay cash for the!" burial expenses of your si.-teY. for] there are many people who are , -left?nr-thi s?pTT'dTt-nmiail- j_ Y> .Tn jsister'had plenty of insurance to j! trover these (.'.vpeiises but??frr?rrrH her?policies lapse about two'j months befoie her death. i !1 I. W.?I am between two n pinions- and would like your ad ( 1 vice as to which boy 1 should < choose? 1 A no. i Tina., .diouhl 'in1" :m r.-y 1 matter for you. ;\'The h< y in your' i home town isn't approved of hy : jvpui liiiuny and you 11 never 1)0 1 abb.to ret al< up vt'i'y w.ll,. with?1 him for he brans too much ami is i too suie.of you and hin'iself. The ' younn e< llene man is just the ..p-' < posite and you know you can.'de-j. pond on him as a loyal and vonjren- ' ial companion. ! '< v i * ?-.s' . A' ' ! s T. N.?l'lease tell me about ' ! my physical condition as I feel | very bad at times. j Ans.: Your trouble isn't at all ( serious but it has to' be handled ' , very delicately in order t;> keep it j from hecomintr any more serious. I | ( sunnest that you send for "one. of j , my ?A-strolony fteadinp-s and I ! shall be glad to niv<? you a private! answer to this question. " ... 1 j . j j Ia. h. J.?Please tell ipe.df | I will net what I want 'this j ' vear?___ , ' Ans.: Ym 11 ! ? lucky eno'tijrh ta; ; secure the job you have already , applied for. Durinn this yeari you'll be better sit uated financial-1 ly than you ever have been for you,! your wife, and your-motlver w ill all be. workir;:.' . ' { ' to ilm reeds ol' uin' p. ojile* surely. ; this will be a nn at aid to tin- > i ace's sui cess. At" the. ejjj>e of ( I. -i ).. I il)fnrl)nli..ll eoijeerninn the T. H. Sanitorium j wdlich is to be built h re, was-niven by Dr. Youfi.tr who is (hair- j. man of- t ''rmnntl'-e?and nlansrH were laid to raise $11,000 by the ; foui t-h?fr.mdny?in M.iuh.?The ! teachers are living, in hopes of I ] having either Pfof. ( . A. Johnson , u?r President. ,_W hittaUer... to .make the main address at their closing | of the- National Negro History Week. ( LINTON ( OLI.LGK NEWS Lock Hill We !.a\e just finished our Mid-lYnn Exams. I-hi-day, February 7, -..n i today begin the ne\v .schedule f u our second semester. Amid the continoi;., bad weather the carp- titers are working daily on th\. ursi ie of our new classroom building, which, we h< pe will 1 soon he completed. The weather was of such the ] boarding, students were not able to go to church. Mom ever, \\\c had . our .Sunday school and also song 1 service on the campTIsa . H The V. r. K. Sod t y.d^.moving' on nicely under h adership of Miss Helen R. Sch< II. President. ; Miss Genuva Aldridge is int- J proving nicely at the St. Phillips 1 hospital after stiff ring fro-- a 1 broken arm and other injuries J mobile accident. ? . : H Tin? Senior Normal Class is 1 sponsoring a Valentine affair in j 1 the College Auditorium Friday ' night, February* 14. SAINT JAMKS A M I.. CIllRCnl1 Rev.-Hale B. Thornpsonr Pastor ' AshvillV, N. C. The sunlight t was very beautiful here in the j Land of the Sky on.the past Sabbath but winter still held its icy ) {Trip. Morning service was held < at the usual hour with- a large pum ber worshipping. Our pastor do- ] live red the riTessago taken from S^. , John 4.4. A number of visitors j worshiped' and were made to feel ] welcome. * 1 An unusually largo number \ camo to worship .it the evening service despite the cold and bitter , < weather conditions^ Along with } i the regular membership, many ,'j visitoi-s' presence was acknowledged. The subject of the evening metiLQtro .delivered Ivy our nastor | was "Vision" taken from Proverbs j 29:18. The work of the Sunday school | department continues with great < Interest alone all lines under the | direction of >Ir. W. II. Marsh, Supt and h1? group of tcaVlieis. * >; C BR NEWBERRY NEWS Calvary Presbyterian Church _ Sunday school service wus openyd at the usual hour, with "M * ?cjlelS, a few U&4VV.r>.,- ,TfKi pypiis- present. After the opening, exercises, ull the classes assembled with Supt. Prof. C. W. June* teaching. After his wonderful instructions all left feeling as il' they hud been greatly benefitted. The Junior Community Cliib meeting' held at 4:00 o'clock with ho President,4 .Miss Kvelvn Spear-" nan presiding. 'After .the opening and business session of the meeting, Miss ..Mil lred Stevens, the-leader was prelenicri, who very intelligently led he discussion. Those taking part atere: Misses Addle iiure, Vivian Ruff, Janoil* Saltcrwhite, KrnesLine Burton. Kuiiice._iieed^UelmRutherford, Messrs. Jan.es IJutlei. ind H. Hire. JRov. G. 11. White .was present: mid gave Koine helpful remarks. \ large crowd utten..ed, with,Miajr Kvely-n" Martin, the pianist, acting .veil her part. ' . Next -Sunday Mi'. James Curler will lead, -?subject "What Mak.-s \ Person?Gi rat Murk 10:115-41 and Psalms 145:1-12. Drayton St reft lli&h School \\ e* arc glad to see .Miss Cynthia, Hay on the grounds supocviio May-ground activities.. Shy is on., if N. V. A. Workers. Tuesday night the CoiiimCiniiy Club meeting. was held-in the li?t'my. After a few^jTinm k.-; by rhr 1'resident-.?Mrs. Eunice. K. ATn I'i . f V st ' ( :111 ion n t tie 'i.l \". V. A. Committee. and Executive Board of the playground wa.iuvsentcd, and he entertained -the ludienee with timely remarks.. Misses Helen Nance und Eli/a juth- Butler spent the week-end m 'olumbia, S. ; , The I*. T. A. of Diuvton Sti c, i H igh held a mo ting T tie.-may nit n the L!t>rary also with President, Mrs. Ida Hard presiding. Plans ivere pe.rfeytctT'for continuation ol lu' hot?lunches?for the?child row end the President spoke of severtl things for the bcn< tit of the hildreh and cpmniunity. The County Teachers Association was. held in the Library, on K'count of the cold weather and mow. All of the teachers were lot able to register jUb_ per. evnt, rut we trust they will belotv'reb. lt<, l'.hlG. Prol. tj. \V. .Junes, (he ['resident is putting forth eveiy . t'fort to have, the entire rhcinber hip represented. Wu ure glut to have little Miss's Clara Kttu Bluford, Surah M. sujur , Mary l.ulu Pratt and Mas eg. L< I'uV Ken nicy in school arain, after a little illness. Misses N. Sena Bates, Helen Rutherford, Melzotta Curton, I.il lie Mae MeCrackin, Messers. Is>ac anT he Floyd were the siuulay afternoon. They lc-port tl a pleasant time. Kecupatiiig List Miss N- Stephens, \vlu> has beer. 11 with rheumatism about . tw< .vei ks, Mrs. Mamie Wilson," the" -L>ter of Mrs. J. K. Grant wiii wion bo able to ivturn home from .he hospital. Mis. Sibhr- Itmhei ford, wla* had i high bloo.l pressure attack and Mrs. W ardlaw UatherfPrd Me al >o improving. . UvVjFE. P. Johnson of NinetySix, S. ('. >wa> the guest of Rev. T! Martin Sunuav afternoon. I If is still cheorftfl and tnistinsr in >11 r Heavenly" Father. tii-MMes. -U- bettor?aJ'tlysoinK ill a few days. Th?* :nemb< re of Bethlehem Baptist t'liurch .lvad a Miscellaneous Shower in honoi' of Mrs, Atmie Mao Fuller Friday 'night at hei home, Atrsrl,. A. Graham sp'o.sor: rhoty were several valuable gifts. Bi: riu.i:ni;.M HA IT. I ill I? n Re\. K, K. Haulden. Pastor The' ,;unday school was caUedito ?r lor with superintendent , GT4.V lun invharg-e;/'Bro. Alb n who was si siting us, was asked to teach the sunelav school lesson and h^ kiruly consented to do so. In teaching: Mi-. Allen made the lessor. ..l'iietb al and enjoyable to .ill. _l>. morning ser\ iets> bey an at II .30 a. m. -with Mr. tleorge Singeton at tlie piano.' Tito pastor t< r earn* before us after installi _ th * members of the choir with i ?liong installation sermon. He is-.! as his text those words: "I LoiO, Oesoacn y++u mat ye waiK kVurth of the voucotio.n* where.vith you are calling, with all lowiness, with long-suffering forbearing on. another in love; Kn leavoring to keep unity of the spirit in tlie bond of peace" Kph. 1*1-3. Subject "Unity uhrough he .Diversity bof Function." We vote made to foil glad after lis :ening to such a powerful message. At 6:30 p. nv> the IF Y. I'. U. and a splendid program on for jur enjoyment. This program .vmrs grvrri hy thonirmhrrs of "ThrBusy Bee Club" which is composed of young girlv with their ages ranging front 111 to 12. Miss N'. Haulty is the "Queen Bee" an i I roll yernrvhcn Those Tittle?Frrsfail to work out they go. We wt, ioyed these little folks program very much; we do hope and tiust that they will bring us -another such prcgranUsoon. At the regular night services the pastor cairnbefi re us again with a strong message. Text "Andoit caipe to pass in those days that he .went out intd a mountain to pray, and continued all night in prayer" St Luke 6:12. Our hearts burned within while he spoke to us by the way. The Bon4dlet collage Quifttt mil ten MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH * ? fn spilo oT lov.c: ;i-x clouds ui Sunday morning, u:i aptr- la pv.. niiili.mi'., i . ?I n tho t.'xt found in St. -13th ciitiptct*. and Gui'h vi-i "'it;, carpenter's son" was tin-.t-:.in.< -n ducod" un<i u splmnlid mtijuh, msult-d. Sounders L?ay was v. tn?. EPflCI U I t I*..???- * ?. >"v?v ujmhi;.; ',*u in>. tho; day. 'J he Sunday Sehooi* anu Leayue fund. t/uoi -t tn'o a - uai hour. ?At Ki^.in; LTirr-^iiiiTllTT. v.a? i?t deiad .loi" Founder- l?uy. 1 in One iiun-ti od ' a iei.> /. < I , .i Anniversary of Kicha. j A-h- ft-if* duly uhsei*ved in tie- rendition o." lite following pro^ra.iujn< Our l ather".- < nni- h '.ouiifin. ed choirs. j .? Scriptur?. tending - Kev. J. . W ; Wit hers noon. ^ l'ru^entiiij;- the. ?!u?.-t?-r .mJ'-usW .iion'ies- -Alr. -H. A. 'fa?. I?uv . Keinaih,- -Ma-t\ r of cereniMi ies. Mr. \V:< . 11. sVr.'nion.-'. Keadm'ff. tf Walk'i'. Instrumental -Mr. A. N. ~ ;.1 "V" Soled ion 1 he- .S'';.<ur ' heir. . Reading "Our' < ..neh ' ni.;: the breath of t:.i- TTlTv by fji".Witherspoon, M;'-, K.un K'.pduur "The ?'j*. /111 .a.^ty surviee by the y'..n.a people." > M i.*.- 1 lorenco ( j s on. Solo selection .' !: - lit.i 1ft,1 toil.. Recitation- i':*l iv i r?. i i 'i I: I.*"- -Mlister I'll. I'] 1 i: Selection ".-M'-ltj - ?A a Ui ..'ihr. Junior Choir/ i"'ulu~'"NV ir.ics of. a ,.. - M i t; M;n!"i:na (nlu>> . >oio- "ATy Tusk"- Miss Merer. Ilolton.. Wo aiv pained to anhoian- '.hi: death of Mi.** Cornelia F.rr. a nk'inhv-r of ?la>* Jo of our- eh-.rt-.-h At this writing. Mr*'., M. With.;.*: :poon, the w.fe of the- paf-t<?;- .: - aniilint O-ii; b" i. . Till..1.1!. h. for her a *p eily t oniplete revovdry. ' " * - . ' ' Our efforts are. :v?\y at-r>.v upon the raliv why. h ci<>*? - Ma: - !IUh. r.'A'?". r* 1 ?. C , x*rs is t<> make the rally bll .a \vt expect. At tin- Liine-i .-t-'f*- for* lowinjf ' im nibeJ's . ot** our -.eh::.e' re sick: .Mi's. t. < . tirt-cnwyot!. Airs. K ina Ileum tt. Mrs.'*T. A, L; Saine>. The tni'luvrua is making itself felt in our o nimunkv in -rvnceitain way^ al? SHlCoil A; M. ! ;. CHI Ul II ?T ? ! . . . ^ ProsptMtity, S. < . Felr us y Sunduy was indeed a nn>.-! fav^r 'c.brv day f' l' the many ' Mil c:. 4'jers ur- uud SIf; 1 <>h. Sabbat:, vit i a r a.-una- !? ' .number ::: at t -n'dance. 'i he i'.ssi-:; was. \ e: \ x?aur.i:ull\ re\ iewod i>\' the I'as or.. ' 11." Weill hi.-vs.. At -:h*U I'. M. the funeral Kcr_ -vii-c ef, Mi-?Martha Ti.-na.i u a AFd. Tin hituary v.-.. an,: Miss Minnie I.. Sliuh >!>: ! a -the: lid" paper, was- re;ei l>.. M a llray. An excellent. .- rnn.ui. wa delivered by the 1'ast . Ib .. At / lu-r-s; ' She was funwined b; ihe Pruspomy l.'iulet run. patjy. On next suuiiay. at S .:! there will be' a Jrveftt :a. y. W nre asking all to at Ncx Sunday nitfht u yreat i. a' - avt i " neine j .at.n ! i T1 ' y '.' Day..' All are cordially i:A ft y... i. ? i I'M uv. r t'wi.uii; . . . ii . . Ad ck Mr-! Vtlitgli .i'imP.d A.:life lifter having ar. at ta.dk - [D.i'iinv'iiiiti :? ?> ? Mrs. F.ula bttey New V- : =City, was' hero for' r ' wcv',.' visiting. her . father. .. ! ?! Jorresr and Mi s. Jones, ?*r ?u th-.-r Miss Boozer rotur fed t>v- X'*w York during, the we. The faiK*it! ?ser\.:.,?ts v? Mrs Imz Io.l.a.-on V.i.s i,-i : a* SVA . '*hn??h. February tit'. The -Prosperity I'ndertak: Si rviee is a n*. w rp:::.::,.at a''-. has the necessary epiipmer*. v -eive you far and near. \W appreciate your potr'-reco ar.ri guarantee UiO 'pere nt? service day o. nipht. T. K. RABlNS< >X. r . H. B. RIKARIh secretary. MILLER CHAPEIf. A. M. Jtd (Til HCI Newberry, S. C.- Sunday we > ! served Founder's Hay'. T e .Sr.r day School was cor. Juct!~T>y t r" second assistant Supt.. -I _ Penis who pave a short re-.i v Mrs. Roberta Middiet-on a aires -tier a musical-|>ropram at?P=nv*dT~ Street liich School Friday I'el ruaiy ilMh at *dO0 miss, this uvu.. A ... on and lf? ceJ|:s.Fii.nis -"Whet; you confur a kindness be silent a bout it; but when yoh receive on be sure to speak of r*. T * SIT r 11TTT I T I T <i L J Atl\ Y\ 11,1,1 AJir DRU GST O R I J_ JACK WILLIAMS Morr. Drugs, Ice Cream. Soda-* Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos. 2365 Gervmia St. Dial 923f Pavid G. Eiiison General Insurance ! Honest and efficient atten^ tion given to all business placed with me. 1 PflONE 571" 9 I J 1'aire 3 eu the .'V.uO; v?r;. forcefully ati'l I thoujfh'.f-i.y . . -i. Life of Rich A'-v?-- ixy.Mi*. Ad i. i < a- 1 : L"Ka;i. ui.o v. as once /' ; / : ?' -U' .in' tMa^yhurcft. ' ' . ~~~7ZZZSTr- 'in .-aLua. S> .*>" 1 'hie:;1, :,i, r Si *t *'>' ' ' n:,/ a sol", rs. Kei- - ' | - at ; : r; lii'.t.e V I J'a tor.-* message c.n' ' ur lo-.'i "I;;.- ; y "ov a:, oiil * J"an'J 7t.it slit- , 11 eia-.y j art-Ms. ,Mif? Vidian itu.'l iir.a ii.i ui c .:aoafiir-ii Kv i i l:i" .ins rr. ,t.k<- pastor IV.aius J- i J1.'. A ub" .* !ii 'hsird : a::.-!.. ' A, M. i;. < h'ui h u:.d 1 !.->? ' 1 Ir.srch in vV;.? rul - ; A: it ug the VisiA - -4 ' t-'iiriin, (Aiai k ". ! said u t-ij pre-i>j n?: \ e:... . j ' !; League jf tI- -a:.;. K j?i... ? r ; I . ' ' .1 nm L 1 ; ' 1 -.? J U i. - J-. ; :.l -I!u; / ss a:;i.j >' ervtas y Hates . . ' l*'-?h" .VSimt'i A J 'X c 1 < - . f.v.l ills , ' r,ir' bt <s ,'AIIiss! i',s . .. as a.i-V'S' f i' e'.ieiH. n;.i:s u stli {iie s. ' J <>'n ; !*;;( 1 'it v \\ (. " ( ' i 1 i ??1 11n::?i ; - ; L Ai: > a;;?s Allsss. 4.1 lit:; si.' 'a :, a! Allen*.-: M iii-ia Sin.*-,-' MA ' ' a:-.: V Mis Ma? rya?i r.y ' Lil-t'iV Ma- . ,Jw A*:- . ' * * a-.: -IAir-- i.".n Nat w at * tr.i- ma:.--: '1 'M st : : a.;': N . Mi,, . 11;' \ "" < > . v . any. JMf \rtic Risf m; " - " jF V; ' !!/ if;:: a . ! >.' '' i if . ... ?' 'J ' 1 tiii.isr.cii itiuiji-' " ~ ,:.v "iti.?I *. ai.i'j >ai./ v'-.V .a;.-.-';' Y'.ar.y v.'u ' ilai'tyi'ity.'j *; tia.- p.a: <>.' " . a- a } ?.; du\ a*. ' ;Kf? i. .'V h. * . i i i '* I'm, i' 11' 11 i ii ,.t '?-?a? * ' ; 1lay . aitcr: ' ? > ilUn?i\ <"ijb V ! NiV!;^ a'| 'j'ti-?t.'Tins : ' ai-^Tar/flc^thf ar at ill.... . ?i.:.c,!. ...I:-, N'e.iiv (la.UMah . ^rou;'. and.,Mis. .' - ' 1 \\ a.-tat'.jj.otf b..; rd-.V. iVt/?; a.'i.u a ^ Sjnlav ; ".uv-. T:, |{..a:d at'-. ..rrrr :-'4;;-x? ;v;; " . y ? ' h.. Mar. \ i * . - ? l: -:-y ' a. :i-~- .H-trrr - . i; * .? ? -J' ' n - a- ;:v~in , _ j. La: i\~ every " ' v i-i.Iv -j-ivjeoi t:.e c.-iii ; v-'- a- :i . ;-.Vv:.? ' v.t i;ivi: m:\\ s -|?vii i.;,.t .? j.) . a::; .a -? . : ' o ' ~ y : '""i: a'. .... . . , . .. ... e: i ?: w ..at wai.Ar co:i it.'urt A ..v.il-u... ?.r.> ,unca~y. h. a;;a.;-!.y t !u*se ?I BSCRIB L FOR ~ THE "LEADER" si : mmMUL ijjSr y/fr' " Fit as a Fiddle" ? no constipation That clean, fresh. Joyous, feeling fnifly bubbles out In nil he-does But from constipation I . : Don t let const ipation get you down!;' Remember to take BlackDraught. when you need a laxa t.fvo. It has proved so good for prompt, refresliing relief from constipation that thousands of mt^h arid vfomen rely on it for that purpose. If constipation has 1 upset you,-<i few doses of Black, Draught should help to straighten . you out. Try it, today! In 25-cent packages, at drug i stores. [BLACK-DRAUGHT pTTTttly T?g?tnhie I.nomttf* . ?7 ? r