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Saturday, Februray 22. 1936 BISHOP'S MEMORIAL A. M. E. i CIIURGH * Rev. I. A. Miller, Pastor ? , 7- ? ? Sunday school convened at the usual houi'. The Bible class has increased greatly in number. We are glad to see the interest thai is being shown by this attendance, j A large number attended the | morning services. Revi Miller ' spoke briefly from . Sam. 21.20. I His theme was "The Awful End of | A Promising Life." The Theme Vp for Sunday^ February 23, will be "A Great Woman." Please don't miss hearinc it. . Our League President, Mr. IJil debrand is very grateful to Mr." v Lucius Dakers for the splendid way in which he conducted our leteson. From time to time different persons will,be asked to take charge. Those on the League program Sunday are Mr. Ragin, Mjsses Harriet Duckett, Ber\. tha Goodwin and Sarah Williams, Rev. Brown will conduct the lesson. "" T . Rev. Brown delivered .the eve* ning message. He spoke from St. Luke 7:13. Subject "The Power of God." Don't forget the Theme for Sunday morning, "A Good Wo-v man,' - 1 - , ft ^ ' i BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH j Sunday being a fair day the members turned out in great numhol'Q Trlni'ni?rr- uonvinr, uroc preached' by ReV.~ Louise ITltllow*ay and the nighti sermon by Rev. R. C. Stover, both of which were very strickinp. Sunday school 10:00 A. - M.; morning worship 11:.'10. R.-Y.P.U. and evening services, .7:00 p. m. , There will also be a cake pull and program Monday nipht. 1-7 1> ruary 24, 1036, -no admission, but a silver offering will be taken Help sunnort this project, in behalf of the Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. You arc invited to attend all of these services, which i am sure you will "enjoy. Rev. S. 11. Smith, Pastor ' zion baptist rinimr ^ Rev. J P. RCoder. Pastor . i Sunday school open d nt tV usual hour, with a faithful few ?nv^pite of the, inclement weather 0 The lesson was b-autilulLy. cussed throughout the vario: classes. The morn'ng s"t-rvice. began at 11.30 o'clock a. in. Our pastor delivered a strung suu_ stirring sermon full of inspiration B. Y. P. U. opened at 5 o'clock . with a short program. . At 7:00 o'clock the pastor was back to his duty with the sain spirit. We are asking the publi< to attend our Popularity- Contcs Friday night, February 11. K< admission at the door. Come ou' and help some club to be th most popular club of the church . ! We are always glad to have visi ' . tors on Sundays. * Margafet Harris, Rcportei ? - ? m m ? . * THE A. C. E. LEAGUE OF BETHEL CHUURCH Mr. Henry. Webber, President Our League program opened Sunday! February 10 with Mr. John Martin in charge. After o short song service, we began th most interesting part of our pro gram, the discussion of the topic "How Far Should Authority Ho Respected?". Mr. Henry Webbc. and Rev. I.ewis broadened this tonic so that it could be under stood by eve rycnc. W e are sure 1 hnf pwvyonp who heard this top* ic got-inuch information from it. Miss Eatherine Pendleton will have eharg?. of the program Sunday, February 23. The topic will be "Things for Which we Stand", Come out and bring~A'isitors with you for visitors are always welcome at our church at all tin.es. WAYMAN A. M. K. CIll RCH Rev. W. G. Owens, Pastor . " if * r Winnsborc, S. C.? Sunday being a beautiful day our church attendance increased very much. Many , inspiring points were e^j^erfsed by Suptn BTTd- teacbeVs on the subject "Jesus Helps a Doubter'-'.- The lesson was reyicyved by Mrs. L. P. .Campbell, number one and. twe* are *SiTfFh'oWing the ban ners. -Teachers Mr. Campbel] and * Mrs. E. M. Owens. Service began at 11:30. The Junior choir rendered mu-ie foi . ,j.,? n..~,I v... >u. v- cuv i iu^cnnitiuai uy liic tnuil. After the devotion the pastor used as his theme "The Living God"', . . Acts 17:23. Visiters, Mrs. Mae Francis Fair, Prof. Ross, Mr.'Jno. McDcw and others. Sunday afternoon our pastor, Junior choir and members worshiped wjth Tlev.^Baidnr and his r good people at Bothesda Zion A. M. E. Church. Rev. Owens used as his theme "The Iron Gates of Oppression", Acts 12:10. Sunday afternoon the Missionary Society met at the parsonage. Mother Edwards, a great missionary worker was present and gave a nice talk. Select reading by Mrs. L. P. Campbell; solo, Mrs. Lillian Smith; talk, by Mr. S. A. Moore. A nice purse was given Mr?. A. A. Martin, a member whose house burned a few days ? ago. Mrs. Lillian Smith the hostess served a nice repast. Mrs. Mary Montague Berry of New York is spending the winter with her mother. We were glad to have her worship with us Sun, day night. The Glee Club of the Winnsboro Training School will present a program at Waymaivj Sunday at 4 P. M. Come, you are welcome. There will be a weinie roast at the parsonage Friday night. Mr. Chalmage Campbell, a stu^ dent of Clinton College spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. L. P. CarapVll. *V" ^ .... 1 ^ .1 .) .. W - * . J. Sl'MTER njST. MEETS IN A - LOVELY RECEPTION GIVEN IN HONOR OF I>R. A. P."" SPEARS,?P.?E. On Tuesday night, February 11, oj the Ministers, laymen and friends la of the Sumter Dist. met at Lincoln to High School Home Economics De- hi partment and enjoyed a lovely pro- Tl gram and reception given in honor Jy of their beloved Presiding Elder 1) Wjfe and mother, Dr. and Mrs. A. bj P. Spears and Mrs. Houston. The J lovely dining hall was very boauti- A fully decorated with red and white I in earring out the Valentine , ^Idea | hi wun rieans. ur. Cj. a. Adams, gi Armour bearer for the state; Drs. hi L. A. Weljs E. A, Parker and J. L. tl Benbow visiting P. Elders and Cap H tain Abram Simpson President of 8] Alien University were present and D spoke in glowing i terms of the 01 | work of Dr. Spears. Dr. J. L. Ben- ni bow spoke of Dr. Spears as a s] Christian Brother and neighbor. Is Dr. A. R. Howard of M. E. T Church. Sumter Dist., spoke of Dr. Spears as a Citizen and business o' man. Dr. E. A. Parker Esq. spoke w of His Honesty in business and Church. As pastor?Rev. M. C. p Allison. ^As a Presiding .Elder? P Prof. W. R. Fisher. Dr. Spears as S a rightful candidate for the Sec'ty g of A. C. E. League Dupnitniciit - T Captain Abram Simpson. An original Poem was dedicated to th- w life of Dr. Spears and read by h Mrs. Ruth Dinkins. Prof. George*Abraham, Prof,..J ^ C. Prioleau, Mrs. Mattie Fisher P Mrs. A. E. Sanders and Mrs.' L.- R Crawford spoke of the very fine qualities noticeable in the. life of Dr. Speark especially as a friendly i 1 'Dig Brother.-" ~ 7"' The master of ceremony, Rev. \V. C. Crtrwfortl presented Rev. M. -xT. Rcberson who in very glowing l? and fitting terms presented thj , wishes and good luck of ^he^mm- ? isters.'and laymen in a purse. A neat little sum of $25.00 was given Dr. Spears for a trip to the ^ Bishop's Council which meets in . Kansas City, Mo, this mouth. t,' The Rev. G. B. Brown, presented 1 all visitors. Dr. A. P. Spears of I),1 -Sumter llist \v:i presented and lTT . a very modest unassuming way ac- a cepted .the gift and all the fiice hings said of him by the minist- _. :s, laymen, and visiting friends \ iinci assured them that all they f "tad isaid ami done would only serve to make him the better prepared to *1 honestly serve them. " Dr. Spears , lhen presented his most queenly .J wile who assured all present that ^ she accepted along with her hus- s.. band all the courtesies given hitn -jit air times. "A thousand and one J, Mmosrl thank :you all for the Liv dig Flowers given my husband,' ^ >aid she. A very delicious course of p hicken salad and cotfee, cake and ^ jello was served. T Too .much praise cannot b<* given .Mi.ss II. B. Hampton, the teachei ^ >f Home Economics Dept. and hei ;^irls im J committee iiom Mi. I'..- ^ tab church for the very tine way n which they oivared the ret resi icnts ToV the Minister.* and Lay j\ men cf the Suniiter Dist. The enire Dist. hopes to see Dr. Spears lotted head of' our .General Young People Department at the Gener- ^ il Conference which meets in_New . York, May, 1936. ' Y Mrs. L. R. Crawford, reporter ^ ? T" t\ BROOKLYN A.MJE.Z. CHURCH c< il Rev. S. 11. LaLey, Pastor 1> F * . 21 Chester, S. C.?Rev" 1. <J. Dye "* filled the pulpit at 11 A.M. in |T Tie..pastor's stead who is confined ^ o bed, due to influenza. We wish '5 for him a speedy recovery. I f> Rev. S. H. LaLey has a room,a with Mrs. Rebecca Young on Gift- P ham street. The service was wonderfullly ?juried cut in spite of the absence of the pastor. The office"r3 and " members kne'w their duty. " At 3:30 .M.. funeral services for.1* Miss Daisy Derrick an ex-mem- jc' ber of this church and a strong and faithful member of Clinton' y Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church of ir Charlotte, N. C. until her death. P She was alsca member tof the ,r stewardess board. Elder Crosby spoke of her life from her school days up to the a time she moved from this city to Charlotte. Rev. Crosbv read the Obituary. 1} Miss Derrick was sick only u short while. She passed Thursday 10 A.M., February, 13, 1036 at her home 600 South McDonald street, (Charlotte. '.J.,' Miss Derrick's Pastor, Rev. \\\ II. Cooper in a brief sermon gave p a beautiful discription of the work Sj of her.- He selected his text from p, St. John 11:25-26 "Jesus said un- ai to her, I am the refturrectioi^arvd ft the life; he that believeth in me though he were dead, yet shall he tl live." tl Mrs. E. N. Isom was the under- w taker in charge. I At 7:45 P. M. Rev. F. R. Glad- ai don came to us with a wonderful bi message. He used for a text "Not beveryone that saith unto me Lord, cl Lord shall enter into the kingdom H of heaven, but he that doeth the b< will of my Father which is in hea- c< ven. w Mrs. M | lie, Wright on Ashford 1( street and Rev. S. H. .LaLey are si ..on the sick list. We are praying for them. Visitors are welcome t< at all times. I BOWMAN NEWS | t> Service began at the Antioch j Baptist Church at the usual hour.. B Sunday School was omitted. Rev. C bO. I. Gilmore preached a wonder- tl 'ful sermon. He spoke from St. ai 1 Luke 16:23. Service brgan at 7:30 Sunday night. Rev. W. Wine t< spoke from the 3rd book of Timo- tl thy 3:2. We had a very wonder- e( fr.l service. Rev. Wine stressed pi "Be A 9oldier for Christ". : n< .. \ 1 ALLEN TEMPLE A. M. E. CHURCH Greenville, S. C.?Sunday school t >ened at the usual hour with a it rge attendance. We were glad ,<v i have favorable weather after u] iving so many bad S|u*days. ii he lesson was thoroughly taught u it_-classes. The review by Rev.' w . P. Adams was fine and enjoyed 7 all. * ai Morning service began at 11:15 tl .M. The Junior choir turned out tt t lull numbers. We were glad to n. ave Mrs. Lemon back at the or- f an again. The pastor delivered c] is "Founder's Day" message as le weather was bad last Sunday. is text was found Ezekiel 2:4. He! ^ poke from the subject "Divine a irects Conditions when 'standing' ^ i your feet." 'This well planned tessage was strong and gave in- %v piration to alb who heard it. A K irge-congregation was present. jj he visitors were made welcome. The A. C. E. Ecagttft "met at 6:00 n 'clock. An interesting program rl as rendered. A Very splendid Founder's Day j rogram was rendered at 7:30 ^ * M. Sponsored by. Miss Lykes. ^ ome outstanding numbers were p iven by Sterling.. Jligh School. he program was enjoyed by all: -p We have several sick members ? ho are unable to be up, we hope ow soon they will recover. u The rally is Sunday. All. memers clubs and auxiliaries are ected to "lib thVir "Best." MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. ? CHURCH Rev. J. .W. Withcispoof.r Pastor ^ f; Tho pastor preached two very ttcresting pormons yes ter a ay. j| ollowing tho sermonette to the e lildren which is a feature .on unday morning. The morning 'rmon was preached from St. r uke Tf.li chapter and 10th verse, b he theme selected, and splendidly 0 weloped was "Somewhat to say." ], ho message was well, delivered ad well received by the hearers. \ he Sunday, school?and- I.eag-iu* motioned1 rpsreoHvolv ftt?'their " sual hours. The Evening seimon? as preached from St. Matthew tj th chapter. "Well done" was the v teme selected by the-speaker. A a ireeful sermon, practically de- c; vered, resulted. Mr, and Mrs. j eys were present during the Sun 0 ay school hours, as well as at 0 ve> evening worship. This profesonal couple will perform at MoV- ? is Hrown next week. Their en- j;, rtainment is.out of the ordinanv. e Irs. Keys display^ a specular talr. p tit not genmerally found among io members of our racial <*roup. u 'eats of meniory_, accompanied by c ree Hand drawing constitutes 0 ie major part of the programme, his couple comes highly recom- c tended, and" the indications are p lat they will perform to large ,v udience during their' stav ~ in i. harleston, S. <^. ' r. We were pleased to note the j resence of many visitors during v ic. day. Our invitation to our iends, is "COME AGAIN"' Pre- (} arations go forward for our sl pring Rally that closes March e] 3th, 1936. It is phasing to noti ], lal our Junior Choir functioned s< uring the. day, rendering, .excel nt service. Mrs. Wi'lherspoon, tM ie good wife of our pastor is re- a >v(*ing slowly fnom her recent-^ Iness, to the delight , of our tnein- a ers and friends. Miss Cornelia a, arr, one of the members of class 1( 3, was buried last week. The ei rim reaper hac hot boon idle due ig this quarter at Morris Brown, p ur church looks forward hopeful ] 7 to the eqnsr-m.ition of its ramme, Dr. W-itherspuon stands ^ t the head of our forces, with a n rogramme constructive in its na- jj ire. He will receive the support rj f the loyal - members of the auich. We were pleased to note j. i our congregation on Sunday ight, Prof. Armstrong who used ) be a regular visitor at our nureh several years ago. Many of our members have been ictims of the influenza. We are D vdeed glad to note- a decided im- ei rovement in their conditions. The ltenscly cold weather that has- v revailed for ,same time, has taken n s toll in attendance and finance g t out* church. With the advent of ti armer weather, we hope for a de j( ide'd change in this condition, "he church looks forward with "ftl ope. a ST. JOHN' Ar M. E. CHL-RCH " Rev. L. D. Gamble, Pastor <>i Trio, S. C.-?Dear Mr. F.ditor?| lease allow me a space in- your alendid paper to trll about hap-1 enings here. Sunday School met tt t its usual hour with Supt. A. R.J FcCrea at post of duty. Pit At 4 o'clock our pastor mounted w ic rostrum, taking his text from y? to song of Solomon the 5:3: I JV| ill pull off my coat and how shall tv put it on. His theme was: "On ai ad Off Religion". Did our hoa rt ei urn when the man of God spoko v the way. He declared that the lurch must get that old time re-1 gion and the church will be in 2tter shape;. Because of the bad r >ndition of the roads only a few ^ ere present. Amount raised was' S( j:uu. .<oe was raised lor our ai ck sister, Hester Henryhand. I ff Miss Alice Lowe, one of ouri ?achers worshiped with us. | Miss Ola Mae Tisdale dined with [iss Annie Wilson on Sunday. Miss O. McFadden dined with le Missess Bennett. Messrs Mack Gony6rs, James Mc J J; ride, Mamie Harrison. Joe Me-j lary and Mr. George Evans were le guests of the Misses IIattie;'c id Modest Bennett on Sunday. ' In our High School our mid- ^ urn exam is now complete and 10 boys and girls were very pleas ai 1 with their marks. Watch the A ?per next week for tome good b? 9w?. sh ? : ? i -J he palmetto leaoem MT.Z10N A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. D. L. Coe, Pastor fie Sunday School was opened ia s usual form. All Sunday School orkers were lound at their post f duty. We were glad to have 1 our Sunday School Prof. JR. . Hahisan, who rluortd the sclio d ith loving words. . Following the school the pastor nd ministers took their place in le rostrum. Rev. Holman gave ) the audience an inspiring serion. Text St. John 8:30. Theme rue Freedom. We had three' to ry out for true freedom by joinlg the church. At 4:00 P. M. we celebrated our .lien's Day program which was n_ interesting cne. The life of .lien was wonderfully discussed. The passed week"has been a sad reek in Zion. On Sunday 9th we ot the news, from Bradock, Pa. hat* Miss Conine Kennedy, one f our useful workers in the comlurtity had departed thi.s life, ILer emains was shipped heme. The uneral took 'place Saturday at 1 o'clock, at Springvillc M. E. hurch, Springville, S. C. She :as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Idward Kennedy of Marlon, S. C. -Miss Kennedy wSs a girl of a hi) :y, willing to put over any?prtr ram that was assigne<l to her. There were several papers read y airs. k. rage nam me ciuos 01 Bradock representing' her life's rork up there. Mr. T. C. Brigman gave her hvork of~the "Sunday lehool; Jack J. Page told her work f several clubs in, Zion; Isaac \Yil Vims, read her -history. There ere- many: "papers from other oints expressing sympathy to the amily. . . .. Re\l. Moss Svasin charge of he sejivice and preached the f an ral. She leaves to hiduYn-a fahcr. mdther, fcur sisters and hree brothers. The life of Cqrine was as an open book, everyody was able to read it. It's ur loss but heaven's gain. We )ved .her but God loves, her best. ^ m IILI,BRANCH AJVl.Kc ( III RCII ? Itev. J; H. Ik>7.ier, Pastor Pamplico, S. C.?Although for he last few weeks the inclement eather has rendered the roads Iniost impossible in many places hurch-goers didn't fail to do their uties in carrying out the-policies f their obligation during the- svend quarterly conference. r?.. t tir T ?. i i/i. n. unuvivii, mi i n vy oil aturday and began the confernCe which was climaxed and endd with much success on Sunday, 'ebruary 16. Sunday School was held at tin sua! hour with much discussion oncerning "John the Forerun nc f Christ". At 11:45 Dr. Jancrctte prescntd by Rev. Dozier, in a .fine pulit manner delivered a discourse, ital, practical* and interesting, ased on Fjrith, Hope and Love, ronv I. Cor7T3:13. To hear Dr. anerette mean to crave him; to now him means to lovp him. The ^'Brotherhood" manifested trough him warrant nothing but nccess. His actual disposition mphasizes "the supremacy of ?ve" as so well conveyed in his ?rmon, Rev. Dozier has a well organiz1 program for the year, anil I m sure with the- hi^h type of adership found in Dr. Janerett 3'presiding elder and Dr Dozipr s pastor it will be carried out efctively. The conference in evi*y respect was a success. . Friends?amf?i thmves of?M rs. osa Brown of Marion ami Miss illian Thomas froni here and of to High School bf Marion were lad to see them-.. We also ackpwledge the presence of Verdellc >eas and Joseph Janerett oi Ma ton, S. C. ,* . ,"v. BKNK'/FR A. M. K. C HI I Rl II Rev. J. ('. James, Pastor The morning service was enjoyd by everybody piesent. Rev. tuBos of Th< masvillc, (la., delivred a most magnanimous sermon. The Starlight t'lub No. 1 held their thirteenth anniversary at ite. They had a niagniticient proram, with the -pastor'delivering teir anniversary sermon; was .en >yed by all. Ss llSl/l?V Villi. '? ! ...SH V... T o*: [en's Day with men officiating- at II services all day. If you want rare treat come and hear the 11-malo choir, also at night there ill be a program consisting "of nly male, participants. You are skrd to buy a tag only 6c. Tuesday eviiiinjf, February 26, e are inviting you to come, see nd hear the Armstrong flntertiners. A small admission fee. Our Sunday School was held at s usual?hour The- superintendent as absent because of illness. We ?gret very much the illness ot !rs. A. Branch and Mrs. E. White vo of our faithful teachers. We re hoping for all a speedy recOv >v SMOAK9 NEWS Misses Geneva Pettis, Mary ryant and Mr. T. Padgett were le guests of Miss Ribecca Thomp^ >n, on Sunday. Miss Thompson id Miss Pettis are very good iendj^ ' . Mr. George Curry spent the cek-end with hiM wife at Irmo, . C. Mr. Perry Jenkins is still on the ck. We hope for him a speedy tccvery. ; Mr. Jenkins is one of ie oldest, citizens of Smoaks. Mrs. Ollie Mosely has been sick >r.quitc"~S"3Bhile, she is in\proving ime what at this writing. We re*hope she will continue. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison e proud cf their little daughter, nna Rebecca Harrison, who has sen sick with a severe cold, but e Is better now. EASTOVEIl NEWS By IUtv. L. fi. Bowman. i AinK ready _t<> plant-; although the | snow and rain prl vented them ! from making an early start. We |\isited Mr. I'. R. Wcltlic's fti'\n one day last week and there' wo I witnessed one of the best prndri ts | ever grown on a farm. Criir f?i 1 i i)f corn and many sjtaeks of hay. lvogs by the dozens. His son I'aol Jc. who is the farm denionstru:. tor of Aiken county and his fin" son 'earned us around and nftt'lf I it very pleasant for us. Mj\ Wol." , bcr operate^ two farms. < ne ith. 1 eery store and fillimr station. He possesses some of the best Tarnr land anywhere in South .Carolina. Thirty-?.wo members o-l ,<li j men and vvoipen nut us last Tucs 1 day at St. Philip cemetery t h'lv bricrhten the trrodiTds" a fid cl-.ar away the rubbish that had ir "\. : up. We meet attain next Tti. T day for the snnre till - <7' War" ..Please brinjf more , shovel- withyou. ^ f.ast Tuesday we ccr. eal!? 1 '. ' Antioch A. M. E. Zlbn Chin v.h t preach the funeral of. Viss .Itai.sy Scott and hvr-young''-brother; both died, one hour apart " it!) , j pneumonia. The father amljuoth-j ?rt?ami ant thei.?brutim;?w ere?rrr" : able to be out, indeed this w ijs t\ sad occasion, i AJlen!s Day was observed las' : Sunday night. Miss Annie Ue!i Martin and Master''Willie ilnpkitix t read eXecilvnt'--papers on the IjtV of Richard Allen. . j . Pew -rally for the missionary last Sunday, was a suee-. Hi-il, j captains being absent will be called to repvrt Sunday. Mrsr l.iily Squire and Mrs.' Mary Mu'rraa: first; Mrs. Lillie Evans ami M t-*-fr| Mattie Bates, second; M m. CiTr. i ?;Mr-Young and Mrs. Sophi.a Scott.' third.. . 'j Rev. Bowman was calle<i la$. vSxrr.day to Columbia, his nephew TI..WVOV.I ..1? I.-- > = ? tvj <% i c* v* iii^ M li C UIH1 > 1 h- I < *"! J Mattie being HI wit+r pn himbnta. .Heywartl was removed to the hos ! pi tar and is improving jit t.hi.-'l writing. * Other? are improving] nHilar enn; of Dr. lianuds^-^?J-?? j -j-?Ml-s. Maggie 11< vi?k 1 ?i^ t,-f?syv. York is visiting hvr mother, Mrs. Annie Brunaon. Miss Webber spoilt the wiek-- nd ! home, j Mr. Nathan WhahyV vm i b. j iMrs. Fannie Robinson who war 72 years obi last week is urtde; tin- care of the doctor. Next week Rev. Bowman , will . ' visit all those slackers who failed to pay their dues to the church; , lTf will also visit GadscUm,?Wat oree, Hickory Hill and Sand Hill . Use' Kirhy's-Mineral for colds, sore throat, pneumonia etc. The Palmetto Leader brings i you hi re valuable nijws than any other paper in South Candijia o: our grcjup for only j>e. If you fail to see tiie boy on street call by the A. M. V.. parsonage and yu.t will he sert-'etf gladly. " The second quarterly confei j ence will be "March 21st The Pis-I trict (Nhifereijce Rally will Lv d he filth Sur.dav. Tn n,i.l>-.?c>. ?u Sunday School, Mis.s Inez Mni'tin. To address the League, Miss Be.-" sie Green. C- me to churih. G j to church. BROWN CBARKL NKVVS By Mist* Susie 1*. Jimiucrson | Our church school opened ? on j time, with our hclovni Sept! K. !., t Laurence in ch-rge. "Why. was the j least in the kingdm great r tint' | ' .Joh 11 tTTT Baptist" proWiKed urut' discussion, but our efficient pa~I tor was on the job an I settl: d the I j question, lie v. Bowman is cert-air j ly bringing things to pass :t Brown Chapel. Among the many visitors who attended service Sunday were Mrs. Hitelle .Mayers, of Columbia, a. form l member of the pastor, an. ! Miss I)ouglass, '.t member of t ;> faculty of Orangeburg Tr. Sch<> >!. .Mr. and Mrs. \V. D. Dash, win. .wgre detained at home with a 1mld case of tin. flu were seen at the vhnrc.h Sunday mingling tuong fronds, ami little sweeti Kva Mae .lamison spent the weekend with her grand parents. ..Sir.-' I \vill leave next week for Philadelphia. Rev. P. H. .Gray of Gr-t-n .wood spent .1 few days here Dt>t 'week \b-iting friends. , Rev. and Mrs. Bowman brought mother Kennedy with them in their ,tar to the church. Among t.!l< Se Who I i ad ite- I nr : ,.i- ' !y are: S. I). Shines, I). K. Killer. Johnnv Moore. Hcnrv 11il?s 1, r. ! . \V. Brunsnn, \ViJic Daalu Mvlisha Robinson and others. The leaders who .made' a p .>>d" rcpoit Sunday were t'lrtudie Keuilv. W. M. Means. \V. 1). Ha-li. 1.. J. Jamti'son, Robert Iriek, Adain Jamison. Lewis Hanton. Dixon Watson.- I'. lb Ibish, G. Jamison, and Rev. W. J. Qi'.atcrbuivT The "do nothing class" was mentioned Sun lay. Those who are far behind better watch out and pay up. people are expected uCBrown .Chape! the f?' Sunday in March. Sunday is the last chance we havc. for Allen's da\y let". )>i:t it over. MlI.UNS NEWS; Sunday was rather a nice dny for church-ffoers. "Sunday scVa o! opened at the usual hour with superintendent and *<eaehurs at tho.r post.. The lesson was beautifully discusse.L. At llTdO The pastor"came to us. nft"r the usual'preliminaries he took his theme: "What Place Has Jesus in the AtTairs of the World" text taken Luke 2:7. There was never a time when Rev. Brooks preached any better. At It o'clock P. M. the funeral of Bro. B. L. Lewis was held. Rev. ? J. L. Brooks, pastor officiating assisted by Rev. E. W. Holmes, pastor of the First Baptist Church (u hiu-j M.i.iius of v. i: ci; H: other } -Iyewiji was iutMi-ctOT a number , of yews. Tin' pa-' r' t \t \va taken?(i i ?A? ?.<. xi idii'Ii wa?p. i...i ia- i i. i a spl-.:: was ma lt; ny I; \, liMm <-s ? r. tlv- li!\: > : r J i:\. ;s V '? r y'i). ac 11 W. .' ! N 1 1 ou at:;:: o.i . was >,.r;;p^y 1' ?.f. i ^|]Lari!: 'air . Mrs. .Jana- J\ II. 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'(Twinz to iixioin my of- the wia.iai. I |h:s ami sfle.-ti us ivcrc. -r;-a?l ! > - ' .ai !;ts ami teachers. Wo * ::? jxyi'd a biautK'ul s io sur.** T\ ! All.-s Coiii. L. lJarjir ami as; ; < < ]'. r t iitrttl;.. o:*tai ! ; M. - ! MflYy" K. fitiiuii. IV <V'.V a.a to';,. I errors a; irnwar.i -ii;v> n i'< ' tiy. I.s' enjoy<.Uh' 1 Pace 5 PROFi ^iOXAL (ARBS >*> >X's?+4 BR. \j. M. DANIELS I'll} >;i-ia-u uiul Surgeon t c'.ii.c- iI s v-. !'? A \1.; 1 to 1 i\ M. ; to > i'. >!. . - ,i Sjpfctal At'.i'i.i'ii>n Oivt'ii irisvu^v* ~J'.' . US' U'o: ; ' Jiii'.e: ii nee: .! 1?'-?*> V? u-iiinyUh .Hampton I'hwticU,i)R. J. STUART \ is >;v cj Throat'' I :. . tv.a.> l .yvaiuutly.' ' ' (r-^- nrr_ . V1 i: i'#. .;! K i . i j ' 2 L_.Vt!Ho: - ? J JO..M 'J ??\;. -r . < 7. J im- St . ' | i : i\ :>L i:v *75 ! i':. M.'t ' * i.'. .>!. [ i)r. W. I). Chappelie ^ i?hw - ? , . un.i II r 'J t'U11 i.s. i4 V uim !! ahcl < liilcfri-n . . .A Spi cialt \. ' l:. -i : uc-i la.;* <ir 1 ...Mij.a. y.*<.. ' ' 'v li ' I'i.uih. s: * t... :< A. M. i ?:!ifoo ; ' 4 1'. ..1. v - i:v.?. ja * - 1'-_.il. Dr. R. H. Frederick l'h) >ician * '-'h^' : 'Ko.-nK :h:C*: ?i'V.'.j' '? 1 1*10 I'?uk? ?* \ yuvir.^ Uaiii:. ' < ol'liiiiliin, is; _ 2a_ . .a.-- > i i r.tai Work. Dr. L. 11..Hall-man D i: N 1 i s i a.r.I.W Kx;.act; l..y,' by .. -v;T" i-av- . . M; raiays, ? u- f..ays. '1' . .r- ia;. s, 1" ; ai:,y.?. *0.3 >a", > t iv: var . Coi .;jj;; ia. Uii'.i c 1 i-; .t--; 'I t :h : ^.M A M' *. T.u'.i i". M. i:?:Vvv 0U-J3 it :.t f ?>?., 3 Dr. I). K. Jenkins 1? I N I I S T **" ; V; a!. J . i .' ' . i>: . itfvS . %'. *. *'. v .* t ^ ]1. c' ] ii. t y . : j \\\.rh'l'ii Sv., !a? S. C. DR. A. B. JOHNSON | . ; Si R<;rcor\ *. ! . ij.: 1 A:Street ; iA.orc I; -...icr.v t 1*13 Iiur..;:.n Ave. i Ph. ttC o 7 10 _ III II I I' II II ? - | aI A'. J. H. -JOHNSON ' ii'. ,-t* Mar.- S: :v. : mt \rn pi iu i, an : a . * w lis l ;i!l 1 i Sic Hint ? Hi: Pi; Ni.iT K. A* | N. .1. KilEMlHWK i ~..j> > \:t <v.? and. NotaVj I 'l.?i I *! i \< Tin; IN All. < i?I IMS -Siale and Federal F .la., S. C, 1 :> Ml Y.Oitl v.M In sad. ; >. uu ? < 1* our diar , F>tn.in:nin J. .1 ... I-.: :h:.- lif,- Fob! >1 VI' "? She)" i>n itii'l taiw thv :? >i. Pay .yia-ai upon t.he Savior's breast, i\~ io\e-'you dearly, but Josus ^ lovi-s v. I P St r. SI ? ;? vi#?fT7fe;i on, sleep or.." FVuhiren; Mi'- M- 11. Jo.nOK Mrs. F<. I . Waiu;.i Mrs. M. K. P.owman. . lb !- Guinynrd. i _ ustu i; the sacred Lions to our compe Irfl understanding. dig 1 Service .^insures |YTj7l| etc compliant* with |^\}J 10 'nviolf^le rights desires of the he , ? ' y