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Saturday, May 23, 1936 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH At the Sunday school hour, 10 . a. m. Sunday after the study period greetingsfrom the General Conference^ visitors were brought" in remarks by EXr. S." H. Lewis, Bro. B. J. Mundle and Supt. W. 11. Young, all of which were very interesting to the entire school. At 11:15 a. m- the pastor de' "tivered the message from the 4 scripture found in St. John 4:14; subject, "Spirtiual Thirst and Dii. vine Satisfaction." The message 7 was highly pleasing, very much - . enjoyed. ?The afternoon- sermon wair delivered by Rev. F. M. Young an,-? Service hv V?i? ??1 ~ 4'? afternoon one of much joy anil gladness. . We wish to thank them for their kindness. The usual interesting ... program at the young people's hour was had at 6 p. m. by the Loyal Leaguers and visitors led On by Mr. H W. Webber. At 8 p. m. the pastor delivered another inspiring message from St. John 14:14, Subject "The Test. ~s-?of-'?Obedience.'! - The ?services throughout the day wore delightful. Come to the sendees Sunday. You have a standing invitation: visitors are always welcome. SAINT JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor Ashville, N. C.?A full congregation wjpT in attendance upon sei'vice or. Sunday morning. It ? T. > J-- ?J i - . utriuui tiiuitn u?y unu as usu- i al the young people served exceptionally well. "Living The larger Life" was the subject^ of oui' pastor's morning message taketn from St. John 14:11).' This mes' sage was "delivered " with grcar , force ancLwas received amidst joyful spiritual enthusiasm. Mrs. Lola H. Burton was a visitor and was made welcomed. __ At the evening ^service them' was 'a vast gathering "who truly ?? - camo in the spirit?of wsorship-"The Understanding Heart" constituted the subject of the *evening discourse by <our pastor and was taken from Psalm 119:34. Gripping interest in this^mcssag. was in evidenoe throughout it's delivery and many saints were, edified as the spirit of the Lord breathed upon the worshipping congregation. Many visitors won present and joined in our service. The work of the Sunday school ' continue to go forth with continued nterest and new scholars arc being received each Sunday. Rehearsals are well under way for a great Chidren's Dav program on the third Sunday in June. Oui pastor continues to emphasize the work of the Sunday school and the teachers and parents ar? giving + w?:~ ~ ?1.!?_ rr-i viivir uliuii in niaivir.^ . li bigger and better. The entire congregation received our pastor and his wife, Mrs. r Thompson, joyfully upon their re. turn from New York City when ? : thev hav? beeh in attendance upor ?the General Conference Tor TFuT past week or more. They report a iVetry plorasant and, . enjoyable trip. JEuslhing, N. Y. at the honit of Mr. and Mrs. J D. Brown was the stopping place of our pastor while there he accepted the invitation to preach at our leading church of which Dr. G. B. Paw-. kins is the .pastor. On Thursday nitc, May 21, tor" an overflowing congregation, our pastor preached from the subject "Abiding In Christ Jesus" taken from St.-Join 15:4. Truly the spirit of God descended upon His people. A lovct ly church, a lovely pastor and a lovely people are found in Flush' ing, N. Y. The ^minister, Dr. Dawkins, promised ;Our pastor to pay us a visit here in these mountains sometimes very. soon. Among that vast congregation away up in New York State, Miss Catherine Faucett formerly of our church here and Mrs. Leola Carr Jennings formerly of Columbia^ S. C. wer<> found. They are rendering splendid services to the church and -city. Bafore leaving, our pastor and Mrs. Thompson were presented with a silver tokeh, a large box of lunch and other srifts from friends in "Flushing and New York' Gity. We were indeed glad to have them returned ? t ous safe and sound. The church wlth all ~iFs~bShTTts Tinrl-ckrb;+-werehappy to have given this complete trip 'to our pastor and Mrs. Thompson. All are forking hard toward the tsucaessful accomplishment of this month's financial activities k and the spring rally which terminates on June 21st. Sunday was a beautiful day for all church goers. The services were fine. Sunday school was called to order by the Supt. All the teachers wtere at their post of duty. Rev. Jones was at his very best. He had as a subject "Disappointed Future," which was enjoyed by every one. The amount raised during the services was $19.42. We are very glad to say at this Writing that little Miss Mnrrrin Green is getting along..fine after having her tonsils removed. Those on the sick list .are Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Artemns. Mrs. E. W. Broadnax, and Elizabeth Barbara attended the Baccalaureate sermon at Benedict and Allen Sunday. We are glad-to have the following students at home again from '/ Bottis Academy, Misses Thelma And Mae Watscn, Flossie Gomijlion, Christine Broadnax, Bertha Brooks, Irene Smith, Lushia Dornt Messrs Dan Watson, Ranee WoodWard an)d Horace Brooks. SubscriBcTFor^ ~The Palmetto Leader ' 'ft"-' * I - ' < SPARTANBURG NEWS \ Mt. Moriah Church Rev. A. M. Matthews, Pastor Sunday school was called to or- I der at the usual hour, with the I teachers at their post of duty. At 11:30 o'clock the pastor ascended the rostrum and preached a great sermon. Our hearts were made to burn as the man of God spoke to us by the way. At 3:00 o'clock the pastor with his choir and a part of his members motored to Roebuck, S. C. to close out the installation services at Poster C.hnnol The installation services of Rey. A. M. Matthews at Foster Chapel Baptist church, beginning Monday night, May 18, was a grand success. At 4-00 o'clock Sunday Key. A. M. Means, his -fehoir and usher board of Macedonia Baptist church Spartanburg, motored out to Foster Chapel, and climaxed the occasion. itev. Means captivated the audience and sat all hearts on fire. The members and friends gave their service and money freely that the occasion might-be a success, and it was a success both spiritually and financially. On Sunday night the pastor delivered another great sermon to his congregation at Mb.- Moriah. BISHOPVILLE NEWS St:JohnATM.Erehurch^ Itev. A. J .Felix, Pastor ;Our Sunday school is still in-' creasing in interest and attendance. We had a very tine school. Sunday-conducted by Mrs. Vired tft?\lessqn in a very beneficial .manner. We were favored Sunday morning with Vtf-ry strong gospel message by our pastor that made ntony hearts rejoiced. tThfv tiiigtripg realized?a?neat. sim in their rally. At 5 o'clock the Missionary society met at tho home of Miss Mable Isaac with probably the largest attendance this year. ? The President, Mirs. A'.nrfc Quinn presided in her usual dignified manner. TU? ? i iic [HOKrain was quite inter, ostine; several members and visitors took active parts. Anion}? those present were: Mesiaiues Pearl jilixon, Clelia Wi)son; Dessie Mixon, Hazel March, Tisbite Mcintosh, Minnie Lowery. Beaulah Ranlbert, Olivia Franklin, Willie "Mae Felix, and Eva Londo.n; Misses Ella Nora Simon. Louise Fleming, Elizabeth Lawrence, Christine Sinion, Annie Mao London and Luceil Simon; Messrs .11. W. Wilson, H. V. Muigan, Johnson Brown, A. K. Ken, nedy, J. C. Charles, Rivers March, Douglas Mix op and Ilarvey Laws. The hostess served a delicious course of ice cream and cake also punch. This was indeed a great nffaitthat alLenjoyed very much. Hats off to Miss Isaac for entertaining on such a high order. [ Collection for the afternoon $3:00. I At 8:30 New Bether .A. M. E. worshiped with us. The Rev. Walker presented Evangelist Walker "of New York -to preach in his it a.l. Rev, Walker preached a "noble sermon to a very- large auilinnfo. The services wore indeed grand. Rev. and Mrs./Felix aye attend | ing commencement 'at Allen university. ? ST. STEPHEN A. ,\1. K. CHl'RCH Rev. .D. N. Wilson, Pastor Sunday, May 24th. was indeed p high day in Zfon. The large smiling congregation was met by the happy pastor who had been away for two Sundays attending the -General?Conference. The nastor was in' deed all smiles, jie tol'lbriefly of his trip up to" New York with Mrs. Rosa Goodwine. Mr. John Legree, Rev. Edmund Pri<vleau and Mrs. Jennings. They had a speedy, safe, trip up and back. He preached in a real hlack hoard cToTh sirit-thatr his--sisters Mrs._ Mamie Williams and Mrs. L. I).~ Shoress gave him whilc being in New York. He also had in church the beautiful black Rat they gavehim. lfe told of the^fine trousers' bis~ nephews- gavP him( and of real fine entertainment his relatives gave him during his stay there, fie told of the dH.iciou* dinners with Mi's ?Rutiv G/>ope.- Mrs, Rose.belle Coop< r'r < uughirr" an i Mrs. Jennie Bel'e Giver, White, Plain, N Y. Bro. Willie Dobbins.told of somM of the business doings of the Con- | rerence which- an was giau to hoar. He and the pastor expressed thanks to the congregation. Rro. Dobbins was a lay delegate which is indeed a great honor in our church.. H>e too, was all smiles, looking just like he was in NeV York City then. We are 3 indeed . glad to have them home again. ! The pastor spoke in very high 1 terms of the way Revf Matthmv t Alston carried on the services as- j sisted by Rev. D. Holmes, Bio. L. j Gipson and Bro. Ezekiel Smalls, all preachers of our church. They j are real churchmen. The two sermons preached by ; the fiahtor was enjoyed to the high osts by all. "Truly it was a glor-. | ious day. The Sunday school and A. C. EI j League workers are on the job I doing their bit. - ?* Mrs. Mary Dozier, the mother of Sister Minnie Rogers was among our many visitor, Sunday. Come ! again. TH?<i pnntm' mill att*>n 1 th/> p. mi. mencement of AJlen /uninversity ( safe trip. ?".*i . I WOODRUFF NEWS Rev. J. R. L. Allen, l'astor Sunday school opened at the usual hour with Supt. and all teachers at their post of! duty. Air. Sam" "Firyicr pa sued a way a t his home Monday morninp after a brief illness. He was eisrhty five years of ape, and up until his ut-m.ii. ne was active Mid worked on a farm. He leaves to mourn his passing, a .wife, Mrs, Lizzie Fryer, two neices, one nephew and a host of relatives. Funeral directors in charge, Lanford and Boyter (while.) he_wias fun_rali/.od at Xciv Bethel Baptist Church by. the pastor, Rev. J. C. Gooile. Interment in the church cemetery. Rev. J R. L. Allen and his Elite Social Icub motored to Pauliie on Sunday afternoon to attend services at Chestnut Ridge A. M. E. Zion church of which he is Pastoring. Several others went on the trip; all reported a nice time. | ? We are glad to report that Mr, William Alexander is, reeuperatfrom a recent illness. i:..t. 11. ?. i w?i?.iv iim.. mis. mu'iicai Kice, hMf?r-Ghestine"ti:t>rttvrr- Mtst?Chattel's Foster, Miss Gertrude Marshall. We wish them a speedy.recovery. " Mr. David J. W'ilburn have arrived home from Columbia, who 10 he has eoptured his fou*r years college course at Allen university. EBENEZER A. \1. E. CHURCH ?Rev. J. C. Jantes,, 1'astor The services were splendid at Ebejiezer on last Sunday. An immense crowd was present at all services. The pastor being .back from his sojourn in the gt:e?Tt Metropolis and from the General Conference, officiated at tin services. After the'usual preliminaries, the morning sermon was delivered by j Rev. VJ. ,S. Morant, He delivered a very inspiring sermon which was | enjoyed by all present. Many visitors were . noted 'present at' the [morning worship, of whom,? was' Rev. J. E. Beard, who 'spoke very c;nt|!iusiatftically about tlie General Conference. The Sunday sc-hool was held at its usual hour, with a very large attendance and many visitors. The lesson was well taught .by." each class, a general discussion was l.o.l K?n. i: i- - > 4I?vi uy nic swioiai's \\;nicii"\V'a.s inspiring to all. The evening worship {it S t.'cJockfwa.s attended by a very large audience and many visitoi .?. ' After tie regular preilniinaries the sermon was delivered by Ryv. J. K. Heard, whom we all know1 as one of South Carolina's leading ministers, spiritually and intellectual-" ly- I The pastor has returned , 1'roiii the General Conference. lb- is sayins that he enjoyed every hour of his stay in the great .Metropolis as the guest of a host of friends tine bis sister-in-law, U\e .Mrs. 11. M. James/ -who-" iW.Ie.s there. His only regret is that General Confere nce . doesn't o. our .But once every four (1) years instead of once a year, csp xiall. if all are. to be as this on. was. I'res.nt with us at u>ur cv6ring worship was Mr. W. M. Shnm -its, who gave very explf it and hi .cresting high-lights m the var iy.sessions held at the Cc:?eial < inference. Slill.A|l A.M.K. Clll KCH-^-Iiev. T. . W*. at hers. Pa tor Prosperity, Ik C., May J1 Aniong the high day.- that's Leon at Shiioh Sur.dap was one. We be* can .with, a liusy Sunday scb >ol. The hsson diseussr-.n vf s "ice and it \yas reviewed likc-wsie. The iii.-t service inde.u in r. e t me. The pastor began the- high noon set vice o'.it lining th'o hymns and read I Samuel tiOM-'.'s n c.l a~ text from tire?srry.te ~ hook! 'ft ' Th.> message was very en-J joyable. '' Stmdny TwIvft- tea" v.as he d i i lire home of Mgsj Minnie Ii. Sligh. The eve Th^ - trervi f>>?a. a a?? <' i vt ed by 1 ev. ' Mrs. Friday l.rom North O:iro'.na.'| On Sunday afternoon'. "May "1st we are cxpet tinir IT v. K. I.. M< oi*e_ to preach for us. His choir is tuso expected. On next Sunday, May 31 the Singing Ci-v-u'ho h>s pK? ted UT'jI^ofiTtrtc rrr >fh-r?c+ntreh-.All are invited. A LI.EN TEMPLE A. M. E. CliL Hi ll Rev. K. T. I.ehio'i. Pitstoi " Greenville, S. C.?Sunday school opened at !?:4n a. m. with a largo attendance. We had ji very fine lesson, which was thoroughly taught hy classes. We listened to a splendid review by Mrs. Bessie Logan which was enjoyed bv all. Mrs. Calhoun and _th" pastor t ave some timely remarks also. ? Our school is growing by leaps and bounds. Morning service began at 11:45 a. m. Wv were gTad to see our pastor back from the General Conference. lie brought a strong, soul stirring message using f< r a subject, "Jesus knocks at the door." His text was found in Luke. The pastor gave an interesting Account of the General Conference, bringing out all the "high.lights." He- alsq made special mention of one of our former pastors, Rev. A. C. Sumpter. who sent his best regards to the people of Allen Temple. At-3:50 p. m. a large crowd path ered at the chui.ch *o a "Singing Convention" given for the .rally. The A. C. E. League met at 0:30 p. m. with a large attendance. Evenln" sery'co began at 8:00 o'clock. The pastor again brought a fine message. His text was found Dent. 0:17. After the usual form of service was overt . veryone turned his and her attention to the rally.?The rally was line and the pastor thanked those who made it' THE PALMETTO LEADER WESLEY M. E. CHl'RCH Columbia?Our second quarterly conference came oil' qn the second Nunday 111 May. District Supt. " -Funchoa- preached a?saxfil stirring sermon to a lunge audience. We | all enjoyed the message. After the morning worship Rev. and Mrs. Flinches. Rev. Mir,go and his lam ijy dined at Mr. and Mrs. K. W, Beavers' ?hoiVie. Mrs Anna Vinson. Mrs. Mae Walker, Mrs. Ella Dannerlv and Mrs. Lindsay of Orangeburg were also there. We all enjoyed ourselves to the highest. We also dhied a_t MissMary Hook, Mr. and M>s Arthur Simpson's homes. During the week Wecnjoyed ourselves at those homes. On Sunday past, we dined at Air. and Mrs. Amos Watson's home an(j we again efTjoyed ourselves very much. The people of Columbia are kind and. liberal; mar.y thanks to them. Mr. Jame^-Murray of Greeleyville, S. C. ^worshij>ed af Wesley with us Sunday; we were glad for his Dltsence. Ho and his wife, Mrs. I,. J. Mui;ly U'nt'ii thn wnr?lr-/?n/l o'lUKtv <? ' "VI - * -and Mr. Williams. [ r ' ' ~ WESTON CM A PEL A. M--K. X A. M. E. CM I'llCH Hi'V. V. S. DeLaifte, Pastro Latta, S. C.?Wc weiv.' a .train blessed bv having another beautiful day* Sunday. After s toiling during the past week, expcrictic. ing havd ships as well as .joys, wo came to the temple of the Lor i t?? bear triad tidings. S. S. began at tiro usual hour, 1>:X0 with the Supti and his co-workers at their post of duty. The lesson was thoroughly discussed throughout the various clarr.otj.?Pioi.^>tlv at11 :.'5() o'clock the morning [service began.' The pastor 'present ed Iie\. .1. A. Ifahnan to prcaclr. He selected his text from* Jer. ' subject "The Great Physician.'' This was a wonderful scniio'is and 1)1.-my heart < wore- nyd . tn burr. with the holy spirit. Quite a few 'attended the'morning' ; d vi -\ \e pray that those on tho sick list will soon recover.-Little Miss' Eloase Fladger had "a* her dinner truest, Miss Alberta Ia-y-tt.?; trla.'ly welcome Mi s Elizabeth McNeil and Mr. Levi l)eT Lai.ne at hontc frdj,n school. "They i epr.i t' a successful school year at Allen university.-. Both .are Suniiay school workers. Miss Rosa J. FladgVr had a's. her guest Sunday afternoon Mr. Alexander Davis and Beatrice llo;.l-ins and Mr. lknfy Dill and . Annie Lanj of Sellers, S. C. I Mrs. < atlterinc dolman left . Fi itla'v for Columbia, her stay is indefinite. + ttt=r= rmtrfr1 Rely 11 B.-tlW A. " teacher wf Marion Co. Tr. schot 1 resigned h.r position there to accept -Home Deihonstration work in the- state- of Kentucky with head -M-K'll Al-il. .XL- 1-h -Cd 1 i;kUhH,Beiinot.tsviile. S. The St--w-. artless .Board No. 2 of which Mrs. Marian Kollock is the Chr. presented the "following-program on Inst Sunday.-May 24th, Mrs. Cora 'B.- Wheeler, Mi-tress. of ceryinoni. s. Thwiv.*?W-oinh+dt+Hrd- dcVelopodthrough Living Pictures, papoi s, poems' and music. Music-MJfl Every Voice ' and Sin?. Prayer?Chr. Music? Sjte al Away to "Jesus. Woman's plav in the Home? INrsed by Mrs. II. B. Jones an J Miss Ilailio Eihi Covingtdnl Poem bv Miss Bobbie Mac Wheeler. " Music?Home Sweet Home, , Woman's Place fn the .School-Posed by Airs. Rosa McETady, Master S. S. M.Eady and Misses B. Kollock anil B. Sally. Music by the organist. Woman's Place in. Literature ~and Art ?Paper ?Mrs. r-Cora B. ?Win e U i'. j?7 Instrumen'tia! jdano solo?Miss Ruth Covington.. ? Mary, tile mother ot_Jcsiis?in the Manger seer o?Posed by Mrs. Estelio Tov.-'send. . Reference^? Mrs. - Cleola Mo Mood. _ ' , Solo--Miss.".Tr-tfio "Macr Jarv+s. - Rebecca at the Well?Posed by Marian Kolloek. Reading?Mis. C. McL?od who gave till these Biblical Readings Music?Have you been to the pool ? Easter deciding to Sacrifice her. self if need be for her people and Mrs. E. Townsend. . Reading, Music -I would be True. Ruth and Naomi in the Parting , Scene?Posed bv Mcsdames Jar. vis M, Po.iv "Reading, Music?O Love tl'.at . will not let n\> go. Trio?Only to know the a art mine. Lord?Mosdames Wliecler, C. MeLeod and Jarvis." ' ( Woman's Place in the Field of Social Sfivicc -Papal- by Mrs. 11 B. Jonoi?Pq.-i J by Mrs. Kollock. Music? Follow the Gleam. WimiaiiV Plato in the Church? | Posed by Mrs. McLcod?Paper by ' Mrs. Lillian Jarvis?Music-.?Tak. My Life and Let it Be. The Church Choir led by the Organist, Mrs. Dora Powe BristoVv is due great praise and thanks for the fine cooperation with this Board in rendering so efficiently the music, without, wnich, the program would not have had such a telling effect. The Board thanks this musical group for the part it played so willingly. be what it "Was. We were proud to see Mm. Julia Washington out to service again after a long illness flLo Mis. Mag gio Williams. We hope the others will soon be out. . KiiH.h\ ii.i r: ni;\vs Bethel A. M. 1'. < luirch Rev. A. Ji Thomas, 1'astor Sunday at Ridvreville wa; an ideal day. The enure.'. - i vice-, ~ t+?m- the Sunday .school?through tht-liip to Oak Grove M. K; church were vciy commendable, Heie, we can hut tfive you a slin'hi conception of what the visit to Oak-Grove meant to Bethel. At G;:i0* 1'.AJ. Betliel church yaid wrfs covered with old and younj: folk who (Ul iri. ?l 1. rival of the'truek ami ears which wore to convey thoiji on this h-n^ , ex (acted t**ip. **\Vh.oi? wi- arrived at Oak Grove, Rev. Thomas.- uui pastor pleasantly syi prised Gal* Grove's pastor, lit v. LawTenro-un . his coiiKreyation with a jrioup or 125 oHicers, member^ ami Gicmis of Hethel. r- Inti*t-o?ak amonk both churches were at its zenittt: \\V im- " mediately Ushered' iiH.tr Hie chuu-h by -.Miss I). Walker. lii's'ponso t>, and j;iveii a few welcome Tenuuk-.-; -.sante was made Ly .Mrs. A. -I _ Thomas.. . Afterward, ah ovnwtielmintr crowd ditml; deeply o:' I lie Js.l.'i i ilual ed'ol u st ; men by li-i-v. Tho-ma T many 'melodious mii;;-> rendered iiy | the ehoir, quailt-l and usher. I board**)!' St. John IJaptist clmrcju of Silver Hill. To-have heard thenl would "have' civon one a true conception of a pit itual jcas.i ir its .highest perfection." Sony you missed it. The financial' side \utgratifying-. . ?Pur a lew minute:* on the yard a.ter-.tlfe .service, old fiiends erect cd old and tlrieiids. and visitor-formed new actiuaimaiic.es, Tin hour of. dviKjftuio eaiav- ui4-'o . soon but ' adieus were made and ' each one returned to his i vs.pectivc home with elate and aniniai _ <d body,anil $ntil. Conic to Hctfi el Ai M. K. church and enjoy ?<mu of these pleasures with us. ? On Sunday .evening after tin overwhelming' sntce'ss at Oak Glove the Hcv. and Alls. A. .J. Thomas worshippedat the "First Haj-'llst t'lini.cli -ir-SniiiHfercrile o. w:\ifh tin'*. Kev, 'Clarke is the minister. There has been, an' olu . i.iv lulshlp' exi.-tiny between these two ministers for years.. Therefore this, tiuly, wsis:a happy meeting. - ??, Afrs.. Carrie Joyne'r, an ex-citizen of Hidjte'villc who now nsidein Suinmei viiloi is a staunch friemt and still acts like a diamond" friend at all' linuV. She is a .ooti.csive woman and ru.n^ oite of the most modern cafes in tie. state. The Paradise Cafe".is -or. Main street of Sun'inreryille; li you arc tired, go there for a .rust; > if you aru hungry go' there for- a stomach, rust. While in SumhiciviHe Mm A. .1. Thomas inut a number . of old T+mTTtl ;i*. iuiids. Some TV! t !', .< i. v.uro Airs, Carrie (iruon, .Mr. * C\ Brown' and. Mr. l.awsv.ne. W: iglii. All wire glad to greet each other, C j_. 1 Mrs. I... A. Ailnm. a basincs*. w?? rndu" and a good planner is -till a.i old I'nui ii. \\ ;:> can't (oil be an til<T friend? Friendship Miinnoih .-aid, ."I. tlntu h.atii fo'r.d a .mail's false .once. In \v??; e of him- tin* | ui-.uuf l.nn-''; Tin- ' fi ii llMsh'ip t>!" most p. nple i- Iii.i some plants, , in tl'.e water, uliii-h FliTc fj'oad leiii rs,. or. the surface" "1 Tut s a; - ei\ 'any. loot; at ;u!;: l-i<< lemon, fold \ids-bin and kgi with om.' iiiit- one :. *?1 i - :ull of ex- ' pres^ion's but empty intention.-: speaks loudly but does- nothing*; ' Hut: a true, leal ami "active < 1 send y hose. words aii the window. of his Irr-art; shines ike diamonds in the ..-ea. Sutli a friend i.- rare and ha?d to; be found. The i'a-toi, Hev. Thom'a< is in: de!..e'd to. u hue friejui u'Ro i- ' .sticking wiili him in everything l hat is i ilit. Tab- fr-ien-d is doing j is endvsiioy butt to buil,] him ' up l;o: Tr T. 1.-; leet. *.;t hy aiui -pint - 1 uaiiy. BeV: Thomas-'is interested ; in building a . modern library aiid ' to hi?-surprise .this :riend.set:t hitv two ol the be.-t books of . tlieii ' r.?imc< <m ine luurKC't !roni New ; V'i ?! .- ri ; t i ri ; , 1 a !:< . :u cmUer eiu-<. rile titles are: "The Sei- .. once uf I.ife", by 11. (i. -Weils ami | by Irwin. We art- spiny and express om deepest sympathy to the bereave ; 1 "amily of Mrs. .JeriknsJ/Tt pa.?sp+I -a.,\-a-y. nii Mmidaa^_M:iv .ds. Mrs. 1>. W.- Wriyht is ^ill ?>n the sielv. list. We pray 'for h. . ( recoveiy. Lent forjyet t ho. play "Heaven Ko unl". Mav du, at * I'.M. He' !u : . A. M. v?. eluireh. ' j_ Till-; \ <>Jl i: FIlilM mi. \im main j (datituied front Lane 1 writer hopes t hat this (rood old , L-haracter will, live as many luoj-i t years as the 1-ord will add to he t iin.-. 1'iii- she' i.s really a .spiritiial i * advfsor and bright rays of Clnis-i, lian stin.-hine to thost? with Wljoni } dtp rentes in contact. . | v With the schools and colleges', [ losing ma: y weavy jtudynls and ;; visitors, will soon tird tiu ii way to > tlie mountain to enjoy the 11:0 ntain h.pee'/.es, i ISHfW&Jf* *' Knfru CV?2 W: ^jr? i" i' unpltc fSpV TTTt. TT ||j ^1?';!'^'' mt. i.kijanon a.m.i:. ( iinun !{? >. ('. Ia-? i*. i'uMor \W.-l a:.'lr?*w-, S. . Suriiaj 1; >?>1 at I ' lm'n in ' i* 1! I 'oniM wi!'".. a \ri;y 1 ;i' jrlU- "j U .-u| '. uinJ leachcr-J .>ii ' ii?* ,i< !i. I.? - n taujrlit-.aii'l rt.vii'Wv'l. , Tim ?. ];> ii-rnarks by. mi! \t ) 1 :0H o'l-lucl; P.cv. I.i wis st-: i. ... ...i iwn-'i vfiM' ui i:.e iniro cllllpt'-r <r l'cv< latiou. -utij< el: -1 ?.* -T1 i k iU'V iiiittf ill the door of ' u'.a' ! u: is. This was indeed a berlu! [sermon and well delivered a d' \ r\ much, enjoyed. 1 at .TTrrnji'etoeTs Uk'Kc-v. F. Kin i'-rji i trai l ed a mu.-t jiobie ' ser-: mon lor the benefit of Mrs. Hatlie 1?: avis' elub. 11 Vetiii a' s.e' V; < 1'iayt t me. 1 inj* tihndiuTed. by Urn.- Mose'Htil i t<-. . A spit n..ai meeting it. was.. At 8:00 (iVLock U v. ].e\vis select- , etT a - h i.- Text- 1 .Mid is 1 Mil) je.i t I K-aljji' Air-Sel i,- Uidinjrr T::iwas a s<^K**tota hir'jr sermon an. I i'.' ano.veit i;: ? b'.ii'iH'tl within. ?'1 i'.a ay 1 o ' at oi.r f ; :fr. in1 . the'- beiulit . 1 I .the Trustee.-" was nail, a^ sueee s.. The oldest per- ' - ... ars ojrj. 'l ire nu inOers are { t o-oj.ei atiny; at.d working- nKe!l\" , with the pastor aloiia all line-. T-.'.ey at i tha.-y. adltmn- -ready to i b'-il : 'a i at .-tmaa1.. liew alVl M: . T-?t . .. : .1 r?Vt... ? . -J? . 1,1 III." iUNi ->l I >. Mill > .w.'i : .1", were the dinner. guests o. Mr-.Dell Hi own ainl hyr queenly daugh til-, .Missdiattie-lu. Brown onS-in- , day. ' .Tluy expressed ihcrti-eiveus '.Itav* g ^ t njo-yed a wonderful diiiner and a Very pleasant chat. t a vi/mi* school- closing j:\i:r< isi:s . Tuyl- y Gi m.aiiur rchuul_uT. u iixuL, I'rdY/-or 'I*. .J; Sullivan is. the. ?-flicivfot principal, is. in the midst of its / lus.ir.: exercises. "Mot :cr Goose Isle." an. Opvr it'.a in tv.su acts, presented Friday. .May 22 liv the first, second au i third grades was a success in e 7T I -p. 1 .?Thv itlfUein-- e>:pn :- -- cd themselves, as having c-iYjoyer] it." This operetta was sponsor by Mis.? s Valencia King and ,.J? ssi K. Gladden.Oh Sunday, May 24, at 1:30 p.m. ' tliiisi: that attended the annual s-r. .i i-t n. tit Taylor school were inform d and pired j?y the very appro" priate s.ermor. so il'feetiy !.y . liven J l>y Iiev, S. S. Youngblood. " At the close of tile ' scinp-n v.? . wviy favored with encouraging remarks h.v Mr. !l\ . 1 ?. St^itinwhich lu- coin::.ended I'rof. .Sullivan an i his- faculty for th-ir excellent work and acoomj lishnientsthis year.. The. quart.tie >? Zioh Pilgrim chaiTh rendered four sf. l. . .: ii- -? \\c wi-re" aisti luvni'i-d wit if several sor.jjs by the pupil; U: I !( - ' * '.y .Ml-.- >.' I-:. I,.;: ; . SttoW Wliitc and the seven. _ hviaills. an npuvtta, wa^, presented by the fourth and fifth iria'di-s' Monday, May Lh'a '11.is.was ' siM.nsoicd l.?y Mis. KiiSta ' as;,... 1 he e.liai aiti i> iuU'tl HtVir. pttr:-- , v. 11. tlii.- . nt11 11 t d n.tit i. t'' tin xt.Cc.ss. of TMtf- hrmilit'ul op. fet'TaT ~ >1 Alt ION" x i:\vs 1 t\-H a." thoaji'V.' I would hi dMhvy ; ay injustice tc. t,!<e -p a k'? and as-o the o nigra patron of .St T^Ti ?;A.rTT."Tr."MYu r^r "WyTT . 1 ' V ~ [o . iin-nth mi t he x. ?-!.! i.t -c \ h remit iyd at our. Vhdivh Sun day May "JJ 1th Our officiint. past.:-, pa..tor Ihiv.' A. .1. Jenkins had a. a is jjrtiest. -rib of Mai a n. otpiif whom Va.. 1- ,tr.:iy pro".: 1 who has made for hi.nvs.eh' a t.a,t in- thy ipinistrial rankwhich shall iK-vif. in.' foi jr. it. a. Uev. I. -.W. I'. Colli r i'oi .tuf ;y live \vais : a--,. _ inoii. past-ring in the stale ; f N-m K-lsi-y ai..i for the past' sixti- v vear- has- lv.-r. stationed at Maiway. N. I- durine- that tintiMiKiJetely lost his sight, did. ho ia-g i;t his \\?>>k? - No. ho .i.-ttvfgiH? i r- w glimpse of the Work assign- ; ed'liiin. with '.In; ! -t of -1.. i.t int. llivf was sfivngtlunt.i. an : " iii w lie l;a? attained .--a nta-t; ir.i-i.d. He spok\? ft >:11 St. Mat haw rH?r-i-hnptM sixteenth v. i ' 1. t \eai' licit; -so shim- o- to,. 'nert tluit they may see vonti gotvl ce-ks ar.'d jriovify yuur LCai-hoi. wl.iih is in Heaven," lle le% no. t !li- upturn .1 in i-'Pi-mjU V?l,-. lis-.o-.ti-o: the cov.jrr^L'ati"!'. v. > . !.i' t; i!i%* i. Too much' cannot be -aid wit n pr?iiso to tin* sj;:ii?u \. t o j\\^jl. n.l;a-j.:l. until ho uas asked o "Ttnak a^ain, at the niuht st i1icv. v t Tji, / J'o ws ha-, itur spnnd :* ewiT^bt'-. hi^ ttbte ability 'as a peaker. tli.' ch:;i<:h w.ts v.'wd d , i.t 'li-.s In1 Spoke ft-ovij St; loan. J 1?chapter?nod t'n'teonb "So when they had dined Irk;.- saith to Simon Petri. Stir.o:.. ?m -of Jonas invest th<>u mo ni :< l'!t;i tin m Vea. Lc i\l Thou kno\v. t that I love th o. lie saith un-. o him. feed niv iambs.'-' We wore it'i 1 ?- r " v?l>< I v ?Voril; wt-(!. ITT' pr;h> u< a briefli-tory of his family of which wv cciv all proud. ? The collections all day wore goo..} p r.i we al o gave him a .hi < >urse. Kev. Collier, left Monday even. r.g for Greenville where ho willI?? , > 1 nkf#yiT. L*^l a sting the sacred pHM ns to our contpe- fc*?-T9 nrtfrstanding. digService insures HWjI .8 ) 1 et e compliance Jl_ the inviolable and desires of the ? I I ? Page 5 \-isit his wife's peep)?. . Our pastor, Rev. A. J. Jenkins ami ex-lTcsidirur ).)<) r, I jr. 1. VV. Jnncrette left Tuesday morning for Columbia to witness the closing of Allen university. We hope ' for.them a jl.asant trip. Reporter, Mir. K. N. Goddard SIM It I'l l' A I. TO UK SI NG SI N D A Y A i?i '>!{) of N (,'i'y Sj irituai? .vijl !>.' ' Htfiix Sundayafternoon at tr*Mi o'clock at, Sidney I'ark C. M. *!. church: Tina t h'^Xts ?: coni.>-?.! : ill aba;, t 1" v?iif<:js front Sid:Vy I'arl: ehureh ami S' :v.u. local ah nt of th '< ity which song at l~> rue .Ha'., or. the University" aa> ia.d. \m . k before - A Jarsro !WN'b.>f of w-i?t-- j? -ojo't. .The? pub-' ? U??is. invito d. A, silver offering a4H 1<:; 't: J: *n.. {r\.- I)r?uulavs w-ill Preach Sunday liev. *]'. .h l),?ay.1'U.atof- of 'itii?lJaT: 'c:';"iv w far?t^TTJ : ia>t ten ay- has . in- Mem. his. T : !.: Will li"! hi -pulpit. on -ur. lay with"a <ecTaT kern:T7n. Tho labli-V ia invite: to'-hoar \iniv > ??< ? > ,~f->-w~x PltOFKSSIOXAL r v t>nc 1 v .i IVJ7C? DR. A. B. JOHNSON slkgk6n OHicer i;;i;-r1L ,\s-;-i,street-; Phone MWj . . ' ' * f ' Residence: 5*11) Oak Street - Phone b/40 : ; : ~ RKV. j. ii. JOHNSON" Otlice: 20ilC? Marion Street ~ NTmyR?-4U-ni rr , Dealer in ICal K>tat", performs marrid^e ceremonies. write- wills ' k'ed.s, mort-irayes. .claims." ?Jte. Call to See llim Olli e Ph< no. S:J0T lies. lit |; N. J. FRKDJiUICK . ?* * '' * "* ' ; " j i Att'Uney-at-I.aw and'Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COCRTS ?Slate a lid. Fwlcrnl Ml" -w S. -C. DR. H. H.XOOI'KK DdtUlt Special -V tt^Min'n (i)\t?n Hi t/! ^ ieanes of the, Gumi Gold Crown and Brk?jfe Wer* A Specialty Dtfice Phone 0421* Ke>*. 32v. . 1125 Washington c?' >'o!r <5 C. i i DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician* and Surgeon I ?IriU' }\ y I : ,M..; 1 to 2 p. m. > u, > P. .M' Special Att?.:.:i-.n <i!\an I'i.-ea.^es Idliee: " K 7id- nee; 112." Wa-h.lr.jTT''.'"7" 22"''"! i a nipt on . I'hone '>12.'. Phone. .7364 DR. J. G. ST TART Kyc. X ;m- an.tP-Thi ?-at . * (.rinrf-".- Kittad Aevatcly. Office Hom*: 'lV.ephonv: 11 :i?0 to V: I.'. M. Pa.-.. 4G'.'2 6 00 to a:On P. M. (iff.e !>70l Office': ' . lAiidcnee: 2020 TayPr St. 1417 Pino St OtVifu Hn-nis: T. ! ;h.>ne: 11 A M. t 2 P M. P. s. s>7r, 6 P, M. t s 1', H. ? Dr. W. D. Chuppellc ' , Physician -and Surgeon Diseases ul \\ omen and .Children A Special!). Office: Pc.-i ie::ev H15 Lady S-t. Pine St (To|un)bia, ?. ---Oi&co Hours: Phonts: 8 to f? A. M. ?7; Office 6033 J to 2 P. M. lies 0708 6 to 8 P. M. Dr. R. R. Frederick Physician Office: Residencp-. 1071s Washington 1416 Park )ver Victory' having Bank, Columbia,. S. C 'hone-7811 . All classes of Pei.tal Work Dr. L. lit Hallman D E N T I S T 'ainlcss Extractions', Sundays by ippoimtnients. Hays: Mondays, 'uesdays, Wednesdays. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays Other: 2d tit ha Gervais Street Columlria, S. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 130 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins I) E N T I S T illincr. Plates, Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a specialty ) *S "*10"0 "IS uo^autqsBjw "KLOII