The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 20, 1936, Page Page 5, Image 5

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Saturday. Junej^j, 1936 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. H. I^ewis, l'astor Columbia, S C.?Sunday was a beautiful day for all church-goers The JSunday school opened at its usual hour 10 A.M. with the supcr_____ intendent at his post of duty. Alter the classes had been taught by the various teachers the lesson was beautifully reviewed by Rev. Lewis. , 1 Many were out to te morning worship at 11:15 A.M. to hear the inspiring and soul stirring message by the pastor. His text was founj St. Matt. 17:27 and he used as his subject "The Universal Election" M flUV QAtllu worn o f i ?'? /,,! U?. * UI - ?V 'Viv, oviiivu uy LUIS wonderful sermon. The evening worship began at 8 P.M. Rev. Lewis preached anothejr wonderful sermon. His text tak^n from St! Matt. 19:27-28 and his' subject was "The Reward For Discipleship". The League opened at 6:^0 P. M. with Mr. Webber the president) in charge. (Our usual hour is 6:01) ( 9 P.M.} After the short devotions, the members were sent to the 3 sections, Junior department. Intermediate department and Senior department with the instructors, Miss Anna B. Lewis, Misses Eva Porterfield and Rachel Kinard, respectively. The members seemed toi like this wqy better and we are hoping t,hat our faculty will grow much larger. We are asking that each person bring another with } - him next Sunday, dune 21!. The topic wiJl be. "Have We Learned Hew To Use Our Minds" 1 This is an interesting topic so come out to help us discuss it. Come out to all of our services and' bring visitors with you?foryou are always welcome at! Bethel. I ??r ^ SAINT JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. -Haie^B. Thompson, Pastor Ashville, N. C.?The past Sabbath was a gloriously beautiful day from sunrise to sunset. Birds, flowers, music and the ringing of church bells were in evidence and filled the atmosphere throughout the city. They made forceful and effective appeal to GO to church and worship. The response to this appeal had It's telline effect at our church by I . the large congregation tbat worshiped. Reverence filled th etemj . pie after the consecrat'ional prayer by our pastor and the touching processional hymn rendered by otir nastor and tho touehinc broces sional hymn rendered by the senior choir. The subject of the morning's discourse was "The Voice of the Cloud" taken from St. Matthew 17:G and was delivered by the young minister, Brother Bynum Burton, pastor .of Chappelle Station and a student at Allen college, Columbia, S. C. The message was well., received and the pastor gave considerable encouragement to the young- minister's effort. Upon the opening k of the door of the church, Miss Annie Hampton of Columbia, S. C., accepted church connection and I was placed on the class of Mrs. E, E. Doolcy. Among the vast'ltost of visitors were the folic wing: Mesdames Daisy Williams, Jessi" Whitter., M. Williaipk .ai d Miss Hattie Holmes of this city and Mrs. Bernice LiHiewood, Clinton, S. C. Sincere welcome was extended to all. The "Children's Day" exercises were conducted at 3:30 under the direction of Miss Viola Blackwell. Mrs. Ethel Marsh and Miss Jessie Thompson. Indeed the?chihhen rendered "a very interesting pro1 gram ' and the pastor commended ? the group of teachers who worked so hard to make the day a happy one both for the children and the adult of the church. A litrge hos* witnessed the exercise. At the evening service a large crowd gathered again for the purpose of divine worship and a .e^r tinued spirit of doep~ interest ahd reverence was in evidence. Our pastor's message for the evening was taken from Psalm 3:5. The. (subject used was "Divine Pro-, lection." The discourse was interesting from beginning to end provoking serious thought and outbursts of spiritual enthusiasm. All preparation lias been com pleted for the broadcast by the pas tor and the ? choir through the government's facilities on next Sunday morning irom u.ou umu 110:15. Before the close of t'ue service the pastor commended all for their contribution to the services for the day. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. B- S. Taylor, Pastor Dillon, S. C.?After an abundance of blessings in the past week, through the showers of rain Dillon's faithful churchy goer? } . nhiping at some church on last Sunday. Services at all churches rorport good attendance. The pas , tors and people are striving to pul on new life in all the churches. Our Sabbath school was nicely represented. The pastor selected Act 12:3 for the morning text subject, ("Rhodia A Child Christter and 9tb verse. Both of these 4 were great sermons and very fitting for the occasion as it was, "Ch+klren'sJlay^. Quite a nhnv ber of our teachers are leaving for Summer school including Miss Clara Campbell and the Mrs Horetha Witherspoon. We do hope for them and others a very suo ceaafttl t.Arm DoriT forget Sunday, June 2S is "Men's Day" at Bethel. The public is invited. The funeral of Mrs. Priscilla Johnson, dear mother of Mrs. Lizzie Hortzog, was held at Bethel %hurch, June 10, at 3:30 p. m. # , She' being a member of said church a good number of years, Rev. Taylor officiated. BISHOP'S MKMOKIAL A. M. B. CHURCH Rev. I. A. .Miller, Pastor Despite vacation time, a larg' number of children and adults at1 tended Sunday school We are glad 10 see the growing interest in the classes, Prut. MogUOse taugnt tin ' Bible elass in the absence of Dr Briggs, Dr. VV. D. Chappelle reviewed the lesson beautifully. Wc wish to thank those whose cooperation contributes to our success. Morning service began at 11 :.'iC Rev. Miller delivered a strong and stiuing sermon from I Sam. 3:13 His theme was the "I'-asy Mark.' \t.- in..v;.,Ti.ni..,- ?? ..... jjvnjaiiiiii ntuim ?i?w ill ll unite with us. We hope that he will feel at hom<> while with us. Mr. Leroy Brown has been acting as President of the League for the last two Sunday.s7 filling the place of Mr. Lucius Dakers our President, who has been unable to be with us. Mr. Brown has proven himself ' capable ot' tilling this position and is much concerned with our welfare and growth. We were happy to have' tlie many visitors at League. Among theSfc wer? .'Miss Jones from Alabama, Miss Gertrude jCorley, Irmo and Miss A. Williams Casy from Clinton who is attending the Benedict and Allen Summer school. At.S o'chx-k Rev. Miller spoke from these words: "l-'uoeh walked wi^h God and was " not fprf God Took;*' him." He striVself *ffu~r he-' CCSSitv of Williei 11 ?r v.'llli (I.wl TUio was truly a message for all present. ' > . The Cosmopolitan. Club is divine: another picnic sqon. Yop are urged to Jook forward to the be (?Veatlv appreciated. . M l\ CAlt.MKl. A.M.10. ( HL Kt ll Rev. J. W. Thomas, Pastor Owings, S. C.?rlhe Sunday -scbtml -was held- -at-Tit^ - regular hour 10:00 o'clock, all teachers at their post of duty. . The . Pastor, Rev. J. \Y. Thomas was in the pulpit at 11 ;00 o'clock. The day being our drd quarterly conference the- presiding elder, Kev. J. S. -lliJ'.n, selected St. John 1:0 "Men Sent From God". It was filled with inlormation, inspiration and Spiritual fervor; Thij* message will be in the minds of his hearers for quite sometime. Several members and friends from Bethel, the sister , churcli was present. We say to them,.come again. The. A. C. K..'League met Sunday at (i:00 o'clock. Topic for discussion was "Jesus an<i the Children". Matt. 18:1-10,Id, 14. At 8' o'clock a beautiful program was rendered in interest of Children's Day. We have several students home now from the various schools. Miss Ianie :ma Williams guulualed tins iirm from Brewer .Normal Institute, Greenwood. She will be with us only a shorl while. 'M(S. Francis Saxon-was in Columbia a-few days ago to attend the Bible studies. She reports a very 'nice time. Mrs.. J. Brown, is now teaching I summer school in Ileitis Academy., Mrs. C. Barksdalo is now on the I sick list. We wish for her a' <)}eedy recovery. Mr. Lee Franklin is still improving. Little I.illie M. Nelson is here visiting Her grand parents, Mr. anci Mrs. Mack Saxon. Mr. "Govi'e MeKinney is home from . Washington, D^C.,. to. spend n few days ' , Mr. P. Franklin and wife, and, sister-in-law, Mrs. Rosa Franklin were guests Sunday of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Walter Saxon. ST. STEPHEN'S M. E. CHURCH Rev. N. W.dreenc, Pastor Dillon?Sunday, June 11 was a beautiful day for' church goers. The church school was called to order by Supt. (J. L. Loach. Preach jng services began at the usual hour with the pastor in charge At -1:30 p. *11. the church school presented an enjoyable program under the direction of Miss Eloise Bethea. Elder and Mrs. "Wells were visitors, come again. ?Mrs.' Mary Ann Bethea 4s?improving after a recent illness. Amor^ those who left for the various summer schools were: Misses Carolyn MeCall, Estellc Bethea, Lizzie Powell, Clara Camp bell and Mrs. Dorcatha Whitting. ton. State college; Mrs. TIarnetha Wjtherspooti. Allen-Benedict. Miss Maynie Ella Cordon, a rising senior of Howard university is spending the summer vacation with her narents. Miss Beatrice Grant is attending the Leadership Training school at Paine college, Augusta, ' Ga. ,Mis. R. K. Gordon attended the State meeting?of?the?Woman's Home Missionary Society in Camden last week. Mrs. Klrita Bacote and daughtei and Prof. Roscoe Bacote of Timmonsville were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. 41. B. Blackwell of Little Rock. They in company with Prof, and Mrs. Glover were pleasant visitors in the city SunBETHEL A. M. E. Hl'RCH Sumter. S. C.?Sunday was the greatest day ever known at Bethel in ihifstQry. Sunday school was again at its usual hour with the superintendent, Rro. M. S._ Sallie, ftHfk-igH?hers trr tMrW?spective places. The Sunday school lesson was reviewed by Rev. S. A. Thompson. The lesson was enjoyed by all. 'Our Sunday school nt Bethel is still going forward, new members are joining every Sunday. At this time the day being Children's Day, the pastor asked that all chldren who were to receive Baptism to occupy the front seats in the church. The pastor ascended lliu rustruin ami selected' fou a text St. Matthews 3:11 subject: "The Two Baptisms". This was a thoughtful and soul stirring message which was enjoyed by all.?; ?^ Alter this wonderful message the pastor extended the invitation for joiners. Mrs. Emnia Thompson came forward and joined the churcli! At this time thirteen children and one adult were baptized. We nad a la ice foniriciru. tion to witness these sacred services. The visitors were as follows: Mrs. R. E. Sallie, Mrs. Basket, Rubie Raskin, ifrom Allen University, Columbia, S. C., and several others we are unable to mention. ?. ______ At 4:30 o'clock we had our Children's Day program from the primary department. . Several parents and friends witnessed a won uerful program conducted by Bro. M. S. Sallie. r?' At 8:00 o'clock our main Children's Day program was composed of children from the junior department. This" was a modern piogram that had not ever been witnessed in Sumter before. The church was'packed from the pulpit to the front door. Bro. M. S. Snltie wna the director of this won derful program. Bethel is~.< i._ top. Our doors are always open to friends and visitors. SPRING FIELD A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. M. Martin, Pastor . McCormick," S. C.?'The 3nd quarterly. conference was held in Spring Field A. M. E. church on the G-7, of June with Rev. S. C[j Quarles, presiding elder of the Abbeville district at his post of duty. The conference was carried out very successfully. Sunday was a high day in Zion, the Sunday school was largely aU_ tended and the lesson' was wonderfully taught by the teachers. Mrs. Quarles, the lovely wife of the P.E. taught the class No. 1, the writer being teacher of that class. Mrs, Quarles knows how to bring the message of the lesson to you. Her pleasing smiles did endear her to the members and friends of the conference, during her first visit with us, although she wa? toot a stranger to us. The P. E. brought us a wonderful message lvom mo A. M. K. Gene.ml Conference in New. York of which every one enjoyed. He also reviewed the lesson to a very large audience. At the morning worship the P. E. took as a text the II Cor. 4th chapter 7-9 verse. The meSsttge was powerful and shouts til praises were heard throughout'Hie audience. j Rev. Martin., the beloved -pastor is a man on the job with the Mccormick circuit; he has everything well in hand and every one is following his leadership. Mrs. Ada Murray died May 29, at the age of 65 years old. Little Miss Dqrothy Searles is visiting in Abbeville', R. G. in the home of Mrs. Zelphia M. Taylor. L" The farmers in this part are rejoicing in the many rains they received the past week. The children's day program was carried out beautifully with roTresments on the ground. Jasper Freeman, , husband of Mrs. Corine E. Freeman, is still on the sick list. LANCASTER ?NE\VS r STitndny school at St. Paul A.M. E. church opened Sunday morning at the usj.al time with the superintendent and teachers on duty. The Sunday school was very largely attended and the discussion of the lesson was greatly enjoyed. Presiding Elder Parker was with us all da^' and we were inspired I by two 01 his* delightful sermons that he delivers with eo'much ease and grace. I a mSure that everyone that heai d hif, went away with renewed strength and faith. Af| ter the service, Elder Parker held his thir.j-quarterlv conference, the | Vpoits wre good, but we trust uwhen hu comes the next time they . wftl surpass all previous records, I On last Tuesday evening th-e U-rfRers"met at the home of Mr. and ; Mrs. W. Riddle, there was a I larg*j number present; after, the 1 ?u.. ni.ii, r,n/i a hpjiut.v eon UlirMUitra*-) L/IC UMW. ? ? j test! Miss Lenora Barnes won a ' pri2e. Other prizes were won by Rev. GayJt and Mrs.- M. E. Heath. After recreation the hostess served a delgihtful salad and iced punch. The club will meet Tuesday evening at the home of 'Mrs. paisy Moore?where- we're alwAys" welcome and royally entertained. Rev. John House died Sunday ' afternoon at his home on N. White street. Rev. House as about DO ytais of age and was active until 10 ays ago, he was taken sick, lie is survived by his wife, one son, twoolaughters and many grand At ~present~funerai arrangements had not .been completed. Sunday for a weeks' visit in New York. Mr. Robert E. Riddle is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rij die on South Ferguson street. For the past fifteen years, Mr. Riddle "have"been making his hoTtRTfrrfh^ troit, Mich., where he is employed by Che Packard Motor Company, Miss Beulah Mae Crockett is visiting relatives and friends l^r4 and at present she is the ?quse guest of Mrs. Ellen Gilliam on Pleasant Hill street. Miss Crockett havte been making her homejin New York for the past year. THE PALMFTTO LEADER CHESTERFIELD NEWS* i . ~~~ li> A. >lc( tillrtuiTti .\Vd! are still blessed with plenty of hot, diy weather, with a little rain. The Children's Day program.- at the following uhuivln- >tin'!nywere very good: Salem l'apt.st Grand \ iew Presbytei iun ami Ml. Tabor A. M. ,K.. Rev. K. J). Hull- of Wade'shoiui N. C., is conducting a week.-.' im el ing at Alt. /ion Haptist chinch. Rev. .J. S. McMiller, pa to,. Mrs. M L Foster left Sunday afternoon for Bennettsvilh , i , where she will join .Mis. Heuluh Giaham and Mrs. Gant ol*. Clio. S. C. ' The three will motor to Orangeburg to ;.-atUnd suinimu school. Prof. Morgan of Wad: into, x. C., was in the city Tuesday morning. Mr. Floyd Doster left Friday f.oi Asheville, N. C. The funeral service of Mr. Columbus Gill was held at the -Grand View Presbyterian church .'1:00 P. M.jf Thursday, dune 11th. The Pastor,.Rev. J. H. 'loathy, ollieiatcd. Mr. Gill was a member of Grand View Presbyterian ..church, chorister of the choir, trustee and superintendent' of the Sundav school. He was a devoted lv.isbant| and father. Surviving: a wife, three sons, Mr. Robert (Jill, Washiileton. D. C.; Ml Rufus Gill, Chesterfield and Mr. Son Gill; three daughters, Mrs. Minnie Ashley, Gastonia. N. C.; Mrs.- Oamia Griffit h Washingten, 1). C.; and Miss Boris Gill ol Chesterfield. and Washington. 1>. C. Several grand-children, two - brothers. Interment yt Chesterfield" cemetery.. Rev. James, Leak, mortica ian. Visiting ministers were Rev. G. W. Long and Rev. 11. L. :(N>unis. former pastor, Cheraxv, S.C.; Rev. C. B. Bethea and Rev. J. A. Gary. Others attending were Mrs Perkins. and daughter of Monroe. N. C.; Mr. Wash Bristol*' of Rockinghaf, N. C. * ' Miss Btmice filakunly of Pageland, S. C., is visiting. Miss Elizabeth Johiison. Mr.- Tom Brewed and daughter Miss \'ashti of Pageland. S. C., were callers of Mrs. M. I.. Poster and Miss Elizabeth Johnson last week. \T ! In,-.,,,.- I. .* ?-. . . ium.iv.1 n ???."??": ui *?1 uk' C.C.C. camp, Awenda,. S. (.'..'spent the week-end with his mother and sfMers, Mrs. Mahlc Robinson and Miss Sat a Wadsworth., Quito a nuinhcr of the ox-soldiers here* has received th i^Imnus. Mrs. Mable Robinson hav been indisposed hut is slowly improving .'at this writing. r RIlXiK SPRING M.WS Sunday school was at its host as usual. The Supt. has added several classes to the .S. K.. We re grot very much that he will In* away, but we hope that each one will cooperate with tlie Asst.; Supt-; The "( hridnn Hay" ix r-" cises were very goo !. It was spun sored by Mrs. Virgte Hammond Rev. Jones ascended the pulprt at 12:00 M. His text was found 1 Samuel 2nd chapter, loth verse,' Theme?7" Little Things." He preached as never before1. Every heart1 bounced while the man of God spoke the word; If you desire to hesii*. food iii*>>nehimr cniiiV' to Ridge IUH ov. iv ^iid ami TTTT Sunday. Visitors: Mr. .Tat: Pope, Aujgtista, Ga. worshiped with us Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Xlyrian XIason. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Mason and fam' ilies, Mi'. Alhflrld PettTStwi. XIrs. Rebecca Jenkins and daughter, "The Meachenis" ai| (if Aiken visited relatives and friends hero on Saturday and Sunday, also Mr, Dessaw Harris. Mrs. Sarah ("olkns, Pa. is visiting her parents. Mrs. Sadye Hupr o and children of N. Y. are Visit i g parents and friends here. , Xliss Flossie XI. Hammond is at home after spending a successful term teaching at Bennettsville, S. C. . Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Peterson .are the proud parent.- of a line baby girl. Both, mother and daughter are doing fine. Mrs. XI. E.; Crawford. XIrs. G. T. Lott, Xliss Annie B- Williams attended the Woman's Home Mis , sion Union at Join: ton. S. C. hold at tin* Whit,: Hap ,t church. The meeting was goii <1 from beginning to end. The nicgtjng ended with a groat feast. They, certainly treated us royal. .. Mr. Williapi Walters has gone to the Veteran Ile-pital at Lak, City,- Fla. His sisnr accompanied him as far as Augusta. John Bioadu.i'<. Peporte-r ? , ^ ^ di i.i.on m:ws Ha! IJa! we are very glad and proud of our little store that we started a few week's- ago as a company of men and women as stork holders; it i- not yet what we want it to he. We have mo^t " ajiy^thing^atonnr. :ng you-- wnnf so call "ar o uTiTT'TiTn 1~"Sov 1 us;?Wr appreciate your railing and in specting our lin ? ;' "'nods. Wf think that the. Chain Store . will have'to get up a litric step higher. We are locate.; near the I>ib 1 Ion Funeral Home. < tie of the most ' compeated Funeral Homes ip the ' South among the colored people p vHi-Mr.'-O. F. He Hu m no Mgr. W*> all are very proud of him, he is , one of the oldest business men in i the c.ity among Jhy.iolqred people, k ilo is almost ready "for business of yattjr kind; ho is always?" waiting and willing to help' you, at all rtirhes. When in the. city call and' talk with our business men of the city, they enjoy your,call at any tirhe. i M ' VCIIKSTPK PARAGRAPHS Mi-s . .uah AI; 1! i i" ol' N. Y. C. ?r?' a ".iks Willi tl'-l " ?im?*.r.' . : rs..I.ot-w Ricliburtf. j AII - I diiiiu .Mai .James bus returned f'l X. Y. <". having l> en i .ili' i >i . neeause ol the death ol I.I T III i.l ll I ? ; Miss ! lb (a-sell li ft Moii?iay ai t i n< <m 1'<m Iiarlost'on, where . is an insti la toi in the S'l.inin, i -ei.ool there. Mr-. -Iv'nri l)anie]s snrprh <d hei 1.nshan i with* a birthday party at tin- I: ?i:i of Mrs. lA/./.u t'alk <m .Mm. ruirlit. (jnitac'a number <>{ ' ynuUy . it runs with tlreir l.uslany.s a ielidid. '-l.tr liei't^s ' ivft'e-: 'I. at s were served. .Mr. tin I M re I r ..-I . < . .a i.* -1 ' . f i ' Vlit v ii. th- 1:? afternoon. afi'i or. ;il<-i 11 tin |s t > :>nl t in' friends in waitin if. i if i to 11;'astonishment ofthy fin-! -,i nicnt hi-uHii an 1 ?a-t d j.i lit il . in". n:t mid-Mi;*;. t. Ail -.unv.'iii' j:r?ss-nt enjoyed tit.;- tinu{willi' M lnni-l- the : ::i.j>i> ,-t- in ; 1 in- K' t?. <>r l)i> wife ';u<t at rui.jr.(i d ev< ry-iliiiijj to l>..'a ;;.rf ; i.-i and . a sure i nonjfh pleasant; s.ip-pr-siit was. , j Mrs. .Josic Belle Smith ayrivod , iu tht. i ity from \V;i -.mtr un,. | Monday mornimr. and. i- vi-J'ir.a in r in- :1 ix, Mrs. Beuiuh Hir. "ii Jr Ji ti'rviiiv.^ ...' | I'iol'.. A." 11. Iluidin i? ft Sunday moiniiim for Ciilunihia. v. !n-i ? i.lis att lMiiir ' th.- l'e no-! i<t - A i 1 j\ ISuirni' j school. -* What iii'.s. one 'of the l. -V st i ati !i ol''tivv s. a :oii. was tin- s.-vt-ti pound hass ran if hi on. ilrty las' week by Mrs.' Mairtfie B. t'arrfurce i h a lishinir trip at Wliiti's pond. TJti' Masoni '-llall was ,!it? scituof a. very .joyous occasion on Friday hnrht, when I lie F.astotn Sta? "of tlii- city observed "Star- I lay." 'I'll....?..I...A.?I . .... U. .....I.. Til I stOud. The local lodge of Mu-onwas invited, and each- Eastern Star ni nihev invited friends; Til hall was -decorated in the W. K. S colors.- .Everyone present 'seemed to have turned to a child attain--the--whole time was spent in play-, ing nttrttv .Jtamcs, stunts, chatad es. The quests were svrv r" huiTtiTi fully, ice cold punch and assorttt! i-akes. ' The" .evening was so pleasantly spent that many are asking when, will the Easlerti Stars ; entertain a;;ain? Next Star Day is i.ur time, and this is our new annual celebration. A silver offering was taken with all lkspon iiiii; willingly. After all. v.'eiv served, the memhers of Queen IkitWheba (Miapter No. 7 led l)y Mrs. C. M. Fi'nley,- C'.i an KoyaUMatron, "followed hy (jrand Master .1. S. Slaiilmek. and Royal Matron,- Mrs. K. \... \V. Stanhaek with other officers- and members Trf th. Chapter in line.-marched t." the fioiit, formed a semi-circle and atig. tlie < >. E. S. ode. Th,. (jrand Master" then asked- all to repeat thj ni'Zpnh. after "which all went !onio'ltappy in the thought that tiny had been children once attain ami satisfied with the rial good time they had. This.. ( luu tvr iphilitiir.jf a -beautiful <!* ntoiistrati n of one of the Degrees at the (ji ami .Chapter which meets in !>....I- Mill 4 t.llle Oj.OO Miss Man !e 11 iTit<>ti died at hi", honte in .K torvillf Tuesday niotn-. intr: S ho-hit -"" Wen i!! for? mam months,, but tbc-teudt r'ratv of V.ei mother. Mas. Bculnh Ilinton, and tile attention of hoi* physician. Dr. I. S. A1 lyii, as well as tin* interest shown i>y friends, prolonged her (.lay's, Kim nil arrangements have not y11 la ? >) .mudih She was a member of tin- .\Ii'tii>i)uli4?n A. M. K. .vlimi-h.. Si.e leaves a ni<rthcrJ two sisters. Mis. Josie B,. Smith* - ' !' Wa.l'inu *1 r.?Ll <' M i-s Mabel _ HiTitTnTKf Washinst. n. one br<?thVr. ;MI', .livhti Ilinton who has heOn cunniumI to bis 1 it'ii ill. lor many niuni b-. Undertaker-and Mis. Hand j Ay..cs t',.;, proud pafcnts of I' l ir M-coii i vtiil'i. a tine b..y, UjHIn ' i Monday, June s. Mother, yr.d baby 1 arc doing wdl. j Mrs. Janus Bcii-on was injure' j Saturday light-on tho V o k highway, wlu-n, lii.s wa^iin was struck by a car. It is'imped-that he will soon In quite will-. 11,. is..known h<- all a- "liubbc.r B .'Won." | Rev. l-\ lb Sims is" . attending [the Baptist S. S. and B. V. P. I*. [Congress in Ntw Oilcan, l.a. j .Mioses Aianci ,111H" -if.i'i I na Hlackwell ate leaving Sun lay for I'hilad' Iphia ami N<w V>rk Cftv vi'spt'Ct iwly. ---? Mrs- 1,iy.y.if C. or spojtt * ?'? dav i>i C'UaVlott,. wUHOhm: -?"i~ Mossiv Hand i and .Julian .Cox. Mr. Wilhurn Franklin lctt Friday forHaltintore. II KM M 1N(iNN M'.W S Chavis ( Iwijirl Chiirr'h llrv. I'. M. Knox. I'astnr ,mu'..'ay bed :r a very heatitifuj day v.c had a iarye erowd out 4" rlnit .ii. Till' Sunday s< h <?! was . tlm iicia1 b..m V. T11. t h ^ >U-| pe i i;it in ( nt Ami' t< ii<. Ik;i - on t!.> job. 'Fhe, ke-un ami ie\ew we awell tauylit ant| .iv\i<.wed by the' various- teaehvis and >vludars. .W.tu the lesson our pastor was rail- ; ed upon to say a word to "the. c.hool. whi.h Ik made it vci'y in tci'esliug' talk. Il was etijove,) bv all. a? iw '1133-!- *5|K^wth s 't^Sl njffiTs jFgil'j! ?'" ?J_d. hcrca fiRQBIBMflUHSHRiS The pastor spoke from the 6th chupte.1 of St. John 48-52 verses; .suh.iei,t "We shall be Risen on the !;?n day. TTTu wa- an uplitt tm message'. Manv la ai ts . rejoiced. At 5:0U o'clock our ( hildien's 1>: y* exercises was observed. The pi ? .*iam, was vu,y inteic-tinc. Ul*cent1y .M,r. * H. W! I': i s.-lely. I .Mr. Ihmiy I'ash y. .Mr. Klmei .Melvin motored to ( ojumb.a, S. <J. I hey. wei e the tfUests of some "of our teacheVs. Mi-.- .A^'.e., WiJ"O'l.s ol < oium'oia. Mrs-. I.. Wh.te oi t olun.l/.a; Miss Julian .John- ol < oi ..mom; Mis- Klia I'.iown the dauyh'cr o Mr. and Mr-. .Nor.n.an iirown. js . hotne. .aJ'ter -u!tt<end?nji -c!io<t} tn 1 >a rim;; torn?s-?-.1 lie -ie Rivers, .her. son, Wiilie R|V' is, Mr. and Mrs. liiwwn and Mr. w illn.' club of I' loroiico, C., w? ;?: thi.' of In r s^'tor Mi l*.j_ I'aslty on J-jun ay .nijjht. ' Mr. -J.no liiokinoiol, Mr. Rkhait] (ioidot. .i:i> Krailk <i*?i?!>)u < : Moil i n /. h'. wcic tin.- (iiitt.oi o!' Mr.' ard. Mrs. I'a !^\ I'll II, A DPI I'll I A M:\VS ? jV ' Mr. an I ,Mi?. Join: \V<??AonJ| at libo'.t Mi)<|( j-* St. -itu'lt n.\ t^.t-ir )k -. i_;.i st? :.(!?'. , >M?-. :\i M Woiiao. U. {'; , 'Mik ./anr.- Wet. to:;. M; - Atli-f Mao Wt.v.o!:. M..-? Ji.t.io Mac \\ vutiv Mi -. Cur; it.* Hyi 'i. Mi <!.v Maria. Mohrat:'. a!) TriT.^ic-'i.'i a \/?ry jM a .-ant aftorii[?>.i. tojji_t}; i t... * Mr ... t: ilvia J impli'lon '.as (> rti:-. t<> Wys.-fCv !, P:t. aft'.-) lioitViiiiu . ?:t*.:t-' in Coi.iiii\,ia. >. 1 . v.r'ii l;t . n^'t' ' tunny * ft'i.* tel.-. ?he i< | ' -t- a" \ t j.! ;i v ant .-lay". I u(. 111it :y . i jvtso >! Mi'Jaiifc \V?st..:: V- 'fiv; vc] y inik'h t-> learn 'if i'4?. aV- "1' ''' ! iiivit'-.- ! ., 'I1. (ixwi't-i ?> in- .,-ii away Tadsdfiv nviluinir. May 1'.'. J;n Miami.; FUr. ' Jl.i 1. ay< s .to ni'-unt .LLs^rioath tji* da-aftaVr, jiiif.;'"!!, t'v*<> .fraud childt < >iv 1\\< sisters' an ! ' ?.(. Ij?V>. Sis tor.--: M"r. Eowise (ioo.iv. Mrs. Janio \V-t--ton." Mr>y. <* Ilvi !. \f'i .MM MoiVai'i aitd Mr-. K< na, Myers. . U'lNit lu-i. KranU m WOODIU'FI' NEW.S Trinity . A. M. I*, /ion (hlirch lie v. ){. J. I.. Allen. Pastor Sunday- school opened at t usual hour with Supt. an! all teachers a* their jfc'st of duty..S. S. was largely attended an t: lesson was .bcolttiftillv; -discussed l>y Mr,. Daval ,T. .Wilhurn. . ' Immediately after S.r.day S. j{fv. Allen, mounted th n><tv.;:: and preached a sou! stiPrittir nion. whiciij-ivas' enjoyed Wy all whn'hca'd him. Mr.'.M. S. < nllahani. Miss Maude IV. We't of Surtanhufg. M rs. Eve- , lo?.. w;n..'.... i vis., t- . ? ...... .. -villi I.:.,!! .Ill-- I u -y .\nn K iliraW< "S(l i...: f n., : ( , I.aiil'< ! i. S'. ('. .on business- We.i- j jifsilay afternoonf Mr. ami Mrs. Fess Alexander entertained a lV\v i.;'"hi :r i< .< 1 with a lt?\?*1 \- putty jrivefi :?< ? or of Mrs. Alexander's , nr.;-::.. Mi.-s Ida Mac Krieyrs of Atlanta. (ill. ' Several tables' vyciy tf.ranged inr \\his{.and aft< i many t nn wa re played. the 1 stoss sery-d ice ri'iam, .waffej's and punch. "After refreshment-. all the ?rueSts iiifluilitT.tr.tlie- paiest ef honor. dan-, red to the strains of Fletcher Henderson's OfciHsti a. from the e t ttr.ii tilrace ifT Chicago, "ji the .air. The music was real <jbr?.i. no ,-tatic. One half. hour of tlnnfihiT . was enioved by all. ' ?V'e n. i.t .ay nr. Mr-?M, v,-der; is "a number .ftie hostVss. Miss Henrietta (iarvett , was tlie truest'of Mr. ami 'Mrs. Hons vel; 'Note is Sunday. She and otni rs. ' Mrs. Lr.ia Gufy nr.d Mr. CVn-o HiiTtrins of Greenville Uas v. truest of Mr", and Mrs. 11 : v:r:. 1 litrtrin?-Sun lay. Sic It list M:>." F.ila IF lie H. . a!i. M>>. t'histine Foster, Mrs. Rachel Rice.. We wis:: for-tinm a J -peedy'recovery! in m i:M(tm of or it ukak MOT II Kit Our ileal' mother left Umieh: oiu- year ;u". June l'J. 1 \y?. -hall r.evor forhvt the yeai ?i i Mel.t wl/.h-U*, Neil he. .he)' . he > i fttl -mile- she ha?l fei every ::> of .us. Oil! mother..how mar!:- \ye.'vi missel \ou since you went away, .ife due.-nt seem l ea:., life ilo*. sn't -i-eiii natural any more'. She. met the host'of sorrow-with look that altered hot beneath tin the-frown they Wore a ml soon thi lowering hrooj] were' tamed, aw. k .meekly hi , uyntle- rule, and frowned jie more. Her 'Soft hand put aside, the as-uit,*?of wrath, ami. eai'mly' i>t;oke in twain, t/ie l'ity -hafts of pain. and lent the :tet$ t-: = -- : '?from?hei' yat It.?Uy th.a; vi. torietis hard de-nail was slain. witU-lovo -he- vani.-iad hate. A:?'i overcome evjl wjth uood in. la: .trreat Master's name'. >-o iipmuvi on a|?<1 y>> i: rest. wo will hope- .to soo your faco again. loving* husband and ihihiron, David Krving n ii awastf iri gwnil usl in tr the sacred WTdH ons to our compe- I^JjB j Service insures hWIi p 1 e t e compliance ill the inviolable and desires off he B?j9j '' ." / Page 5 CLINTON NEWS <'hiltii'i-n'o I'av va> very iit'.iiv.r. . ly obhoi vi-ci a'. I1 i il-i.'i-K: ji of whirl) Ke\.' I'. M. Gary i pas t??r. Kev. Johnson. jut ,.i; <. T'i%] !>_ (.'in ,;it | :,.4-hyil .>o.;l s'iri iu;t ^t-1 : : . - .!a" .-""a7 ' ' " . Summer i ? ?. ! ( the sloyan in ( T ?-. j iny arc- a- follows- . ! . Mary \. Gary, Kvtlis Ac-a J' -.if. .1 '1 W. Minjs. J Misses C'la.uiia .. . i; M:., I.iliiew'xn!. N. .1. <;5;. v. \-t i. if.'I*. ... a.. . -I 1 )<>)<<ttiv I."i. a.\, li: * - -Mr. I .\ii .-Na.-- ' i.f f,.'. wc"'i.v S. ( . wi'. { p< iioir lhe 'i;u". 'la.. ;:v S at-;-" Mai- .. ,\i' " . . "... ijj I. a V ' 1..J- '<> '. v. <ir I'irtt .fr' -r : ai . IV; "l. PhOKKKSION \ I. ( AKDS DR. A. R. JOHNSON " SIRGEON -3'- * - vf ' , . ' Phone 31 ft' Itcsidc'iiev:1 OaU .Si t< i 1'hunti tr?3fr-- - 7"^?1 REV. .1. II. Jt)IIN'S(;)N Of};c':": .>5a: *" i . ?: Mri \i;^ i'i HI i'?^ ? Dt-a'c-i- 1j; H'-ii: ! *r\' niarriatre < < ou.": n-. v. ,<> :( V til' 'j:-. .1 . . ("all to S?e 11 s m Offi c Ph v.i: ?107.. J N. J. I-UKDKKK K Wt.W'lKX IN M.I. (.Il'liin . "-State and 1 '? ?!? r;iI lii'.' Wa.-.rv > .a-. < . . 1 ii i i i .v " A DR. H. H. COOI'EP ' ' Special Attention ,G.v er. u> l.'ta aeanes of tr e OjMi* Gold Crown and 3rh.y< .W<?rv A Specialty Office Phone . !;V> "2 :. 11 " DR. L. M. DAMKLS PTu -u'litn and >.;irc?-'>:i >:Tv< * i! ' ' ,.v .V; 2 P. >; .: ?<. r y.:'" Sji. t ,a! A" , } ... . ? (' : \V : Office:. 11*45 WaVh'h.jr*. . .... ^ ^ . DR. J. (i. STIART live-. .Ka:*.- N uG!a> - I''::-.. .. y. ' Office. -lioui !"! !.: to' 1!' '6: Oil t- b " p ' Office: ' ?*-?7? 20.J0 Tayi. > .... .?s-i? Office H ^ 11 A. M ; ? ~\ ^12 _ 6 P. M. 1, & Dr. \Y. D. ( happolle Physician and Diseases ot NV unit j? ami ( hiiffivn ' A Specialty . " (JtV.ee: ' . 2115 I^d;. Columbia. >: ' " OliiCe lli'iu v?: ' "" i' 8 to V A. ' . O:!.' . ; !1 to J\ .M. L, 7.? ? G to 8 P. M. Dr. K. H. Frederick Physician." Ollico: K.ii r.ce. 1107' - Washing:. " ;k Park' Over Victor;.. jlv*? Col onbisi. 'ft. C. . ' . ttt ., ?-j . .. ? p . . ~ Phone 7811 All classes of 'i .? via. \\ > Drr/L. H. Hallman ? n r. nt is r I'AIN l.KSS l..\ I K \t I-UINS Sunday> by \ppi.intmeats OtVlPfk* * i-- *' ' - ~v " ' Colunil ia. S. c*. j * ^ I)r. H. U. -fhoitlp^n I> IA I IS I :? t"322"t~j?.YtrsrrrrMy St. trdtttvt-Hta ?T? I'hoiu*?2 * Mi 1 7 Gold t rfc?wns~lin<-lgv??Plates a S|?t < Pl>. lAlrn i i'lN Ma Painless * In W'innsboro- Wednesdays an.I Saturdays at \. Kir**>e!| Uuildi.|)g. Phone 2It' Office-dlnur*: Tcophor.cs: 8:20 A. M. to T-.OOT. >t. Office '".O-.O Residence SST.'P - Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Filldyc#, Plates. Crowns; Bridges Sunday by Appointment ' >j Ajtesthesia a Specialty ' < - * "