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Saturday, June 27, 1936 vBETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor Newtjerry, S. C.?Last Sunday Was another day. ol beauty aim sunshine. The Sunday School was called tp order by Supe.u..w??I55ft?i Gladden at the regular hour.? A large number of scholars and teachers were pi.esettt. The lesson was reviewed by Bro. Morgan, and Superintendent Gladden gave L / us a very splendid talk on a big% g?r and better Sunday School. The morning services were open-1 ' ed at 11:20 with Mrs. Annie M.I Fuller at the piano; after a brief devotional period our pastor came before us with a strong message. xext; JuiKe as a lather p.uvih his children so the Lord pitieth them that fear him." Psalm 103:13. _ subject, "Father." There were! quite a .few out of town quests worshiping with us Sunday morning and we were more than glad T~ to have them. The B. Y. P. U. met at 7:25 p. m. with Mrs. L. A. Graham in ' charge. The young people gave us a very interesting program, which consisted of poems, readings golos and choir selections. The night services began at 8:15 and our pastor spoke as never before, using'as a text these words: *'"Ifhou art weighed in the balances o and art found wanting", Daniel 5:27, subject "IIow much do von Weigh?" Let "us not forget that on the tenth of July we are to be favored with a great musical tieat by that great quartet from Sparata, Ga. Admission is ten cents. Friends?"Try.e worth is being, not seeming; In doing?each " day "that goes by, Some little good-Hot in dreaming , of great tilings t<*'do bv a fid l .. - by- ; ' For what ever men say in blind* , ness, And spite of the fancies of youth. There^s nothing so kindly as kindness,. And nothing so royal as triith. ST. PAUL MECK a. m. e. church Rev. H. L. Guiles, Pastor Here we are again at this writing. We are very happy. The] Lord has blessed us with many] trood showers of ruin inst in t In-I time when the farmers thought . they were done. The good master sent his rain just in the needed .time. The fa ruler's in this sectioh have pretty gotkl crops. The Sunday School opened at ?.usual hour with the superintendent antj teachers at their post of duty. I " The lesson was very beautifully discussed. We were glad to have Prof, and Mis, Rogers' and little daughter in Sunday School With p us. At 11:30 the pastor ascended the rostrum with Bros. Ben Bellamy ar.d Henry. McCrae. Rev. Guiles ehoosed- his text from Luke 24:3030, "Behold my hand". Everyone . that heard this sermon went away in Uai's*. ' At: 3:30 the" Children- Pay program was rendered which was in charge of Mrs, Daisy Mortji. Everyone seemed to' have enjoyed it. The Ml. Zion Sunday School had V their nroirram at 3:30 also \V<> . were sorry that our eT&m-ises wore not on time. But the exercises were really fine * which was in v charge of Miss Guiles. The program was^Llie. best in the history. Pro!0. Rogers. Tonpie I5cl lamy,?Mrs. Lulla Bellamy - atTdMrs. Guiles rendered timely remarks which were enjoyed. S- The \V. II. ik F. Society met at the parsonage Sunday at 10:.'50 a. They had a splendid song service after which they w.nt into' the business part. Collection was h- $2.50. I SEASHORE 1 ?T( CHAKL I. $0 00 From CO! ROUNI ProportSmate low e: mediate stations. Tickets sold for use4ra 6:40 A.M. Sunday only (IN thereafter to and including return limit train No. 11 le Sunday. r - W. K. McCJEE, Assistant tliArn Rai LEEVY'S FUNERAL HOMF Undertaking" And Embalmi . ?SLOGAN? LOWER PRICES AMBULA NCE SERVfci "As Near Aa Your Nearest PHe 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLUM1 Cy* : Phone 9276 I. S. Leevy, 1 I 'I I ?????? I BROWN CHAPEL NEWS After four years of illiftss, Mrs. Josephine Florrie Jones, passed away Saturday afternoon, June 13, l'J3G, at the homo of her son, Willie Jefferson, Andrews Yard. She \vps daughter of the late Cornel*tou!s and Matilda Glutt?. She was Blown Chapel for 31 years, She was always ready to render her service for the cause. No task was too great for her, she worked iiitru ana eonnnuaily in the gospel field, from the time she was converted under the leadership of Rev. Wallace. Until four years ago, "she was" strikened wnth paralysis, and during her illness she did not. forget the Master whom she hired herself to 31 years. She will be remembered by the wonderful work'she has done. She is survived by one son, one sister, two brothers, thrbe nephews, eight neices, two daughter-in-laws, and seven grand children. The fimcjal-Service was held at Brown Chapel A. M. E. church, "with the pastor, Rev. W.M. Brown in charge, assisted by Elder E. P. G. Dent, Rev. II. W. Walker of Spartanburg, S. C., C. E. Frazier, F. M. Young, John Burroughs, and Silas Goodwins. The obituary by Miss Rachel Harrington, Johnson ami nraaiey untiertaKers in -charge,?Flower- a iris: Miss Be-. atrice Johnson and Miss Annie M. Brosia. .. . Her remains was laid to rest at Brown Chapel's Ce'metaiy, Arthurtown." o SUMMERVILLE NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Church Rev. V. A. J?nerctte, 1'astor Sunday was a lovely day! for the churchgoers. Sunday school^ -was?called to order with The pastor. Supt., officers and teachers at their post of duty. ...The attendance Was {rreat. The lesson was beautifully reviewed by the pastor. . At 11 A.M. our church service began. Thy pastow- nreached a wonderful seVnion. <i, 11(> Selected lis text from St. Mark ''For what shall it. profit, a man if he shall train the whole world and lose; his own soul." Subject Winnine and_ Losing' The sermon was very intcrestintr and enjoyed by all present. We were very triad to have ti'tlyus, Mrs. Duntrjn, of Snnifio* n?wl Prnf .1 H M.nf Charleston. -The third quarterly conference was held by the Presiding Elder. 111*. J. E.- Beard of the Charlesto i district. On ', Snday- morning, he mounted the rostrum and delivered a soul stirring: sermon^ Sunday, .June 2H at 4:.'10 P.M. presented by the Southern Won !dors, the Sunrnierville quartet, sponsored by Mrs. M. E. Nelson. ? . (lit KEN 111 EE BAPTIST CHURCH ^Alcolli, S. C.. June 21. lH.'lfi---. \ vuy l usy day at Green Hill. The. Sunday School opened at 10::?0 a. m. with marks'of improvement on both attendance and finance. A soul stirring sermon was d<* Trvered , by the . pfiVtOf, Rev. JrWr i hivis. TTe toiltk lus Text .from James. i:~j, suojeci, ?n:u iYour Religion-?" It was well done and everyone, present enjoyed it. At 4:30 p. m. a program was rendered by the Sunday School. Mr'.i.l, \V. (Ceals from Florence, S. <'.;*Mr. and Mrs." Abraham Starks, Prof and Mrfc. U. G. Conyers of Sumter and. Miss Ruby Scarborough of New York City were bin- visitors during the program: ,'P ro fr~" Connors?Tmri?Mr. , Starks both brought greetings and words of encouragement. The evening services: The pas' tor, Rev. Davis preached another soul stilling sermon. lie to6k his text from St. Luke 2:7. siibject, "Find Room For. Jesus." Two souls were saved*. EXCURSION FSTniNI A1MBIA $0 00 ) TRIP ?* teursion fares from interin No. 12 leaving Columbia lay 17th and each Sunday September fi, 19.'l(>j. Final aving Charleston 5:20 P.M. (ienoral Passenger Agent lway System Z ..... ___ ,.v . . d .' - v _ >_ -.v." v. ... * - * ... r?tt$w / 1 th?' ^ t a ?*.mj A. t L? ^ : t-T Om TMC I MFHTAUST^N X NOTE: Your question anaw { a clipping of this column u anc X reply, send a quarter (26c) as |? velope.. for my New Astrology X mail free advice on three (8) A birthdate, and correct addreea ?; to ABBE WALLACE, care of 1 !?! Assembly Street, Columbia. Sot P. fa. M.?-Dry problem seems to he like Peggies whom I read about in your column. I once was happy when my sister was with me, but" now death has separated us. Other girls my age seem to find pleasure in staying out. all night thinking and indulging in cheap pleasures. I ean't do this. Is there something that yuu can tell me? Ans.: Don't feel so bad . . .you are vstill very young and one day not far off. . . the right kind of a young man will come into your life and you will then be seeing tliF world r. . THROrcnr COLOR KB CLASSES. ***** M. W.?Would I do better by moving1 this full? Do I need a special Heading or I may say a full Reading? Ans.; &ove if you like . Jjnt. take your "roomers" with you. You are not able fiancially to give up this extra income, so don't take any chances of losing your present boarders. * * * * * . ?? ,-C. M. B.?Will I be successful in ga'ttinir me a job after- school is out. Ans.: You bet. . . You. might contact the "C irculation Manager" of. this paper and see if he. Can't give you a job building up.a route. Mention to him that I told you. to apply to him for*work. * * * R. A. ,f.?I a*in so lonesbnfe and blue I don't know what to do. I have been in Denver, Colo., -totr months and 1 don't have any company at all or no one to take me out. When will 1 giyt a friend? iuu nttvi* Mini* rigiu imw and don't know it. J This man that you met at the Cafe w ho i? so fond of your young so^l IS ALSO FOND OF VOL'. *A.little encourI agenVnt on your |>art and the re! DOH( IIFSTLR ( OCNTY COl'NCU, NKWS Wo nut Saturday, Juik- 'JOth at. : the colored schoo'l building in St. | George to organize pur work. AY* organized one of the giv.it . -t I.County Council meetings. We bp. ened with a song by.- the group, "Prayer". Thc. Lord's Prayer led by our County llr-mo Dvni. it-. Then we gave Hible verse* irons the g'Pm for our scripture ks.-.oi:. Our agent. MiSs Overstreet ga?'e some remarks and mad'' S-.aief-ments, tben--w-e- -proeet-ded?t --* * *[t;ani7L. pur Council with tin* '.a. j lowing of. tcers: j Mrs. C. C. ' Marshall of St. I George, Pres.; Mrs. L. A. Cabbs of i ReenosyilUfc. Vice Pres.; Mrs., Re! becca Hanks of Ridgeville, SectvI tary; Mrs. C. H. Senior of St. } George Asst. See.; Mrs. Maggie j Jnenings of Groyer, Treas. Program Committee: Mrs. Minnie Sally Dorange, Chr.; Mrs. Nora Rivers Grover, Mrs. Mary, Riv. -ers, Rpsinville; Mrs. I.annhvRash cry. Reevesville, Mrs. Mary Fish| er, Ginhans. We had 8 committees represented along with our organization we had an exhibit display for one of our Demonstrations. Our Home Agent asked that we did not want to bring, a fair, but we had a middle size fair. -? We displayed rugs from crocus bags, old rugs, scraps,, old. stocking etc. Scarnes and combination laundry and ' shoe bags and hangers from crocus spreads and quilts, kitchen sets | j from cans, painted stools from | | nail cags and various other useful i i articles for the home. The meet-. ! ing was carried out in good style. Wre had an our guant, Miss, A1 ! berta Devaux, the Home Demonstration Agent from Charleston county. She brought one of her local leaders from Charleston Co. We enjoyed the talks from these ladies and Miss Devaux led some | songs and games which we enjoyed very much. We certainly appreciate what our Home Dem. Agent,- Miss Overstreet is doing for us. When it comes t<y the home and communities we are all striving?to- the w.Qxk._bettcr_ Mrs. Salli,. Peltier, one of the teachers of the St. George colored ] school system was with * Us a ad j spoltcf In very high tOHYls of?thr?work and said- she will join the club in her home town, St. George, j Several of the teachers in the county are members. Mrs. Marshall and Miss Pearl Brown from The St. George Colored School ; system are members, and others in different parts of tthe county. The agent is very interested in | the county becoming members because they can be of help to the club and community. We,, itji'ssed our Stato Supt., Mrs. Paul ?(* very much but our* Agent said |could not bo there because of anjOthwr meeting. Too much praise i cannot bP given Miss Overstreet. lour Home Ageht for the very ef' fieicnt way she is teaching rnr things about our homes and communities also our girls through the 4-H Clubs. We hope . every, mother in the county will see the need of them joining our Adult Club and daughter 4-H. The meeting''closed with a very high spirit. 1 ? S ** . ' ? -+> \ THE PALMETTO LEADER "T730! !5l?f wad m tim paper ONLY when *j| Itwed m y?r letter. For private X d a ?olf-addieaMki, stamped en- V Rao<)In(v an<4 wteoi* I qoaatlotiB. Sign your full lume, T to all lettere. Address all mail X HIE PALMETTO LEADER, 1810 f ith Carolina. J , suit w<?qld be a very 1(1*1 AtTIKI I. C-O.M l',i NIONSH IP*. * * * * % 11. W.?-Will 111.1' suiVessful it. the course I am seeking ? Ans.t ^ ou will profit considerably from any time and effort you | put forth in the-study of 11A111 CL'LXLRE. Vou ate well adapted to. work of this sort . ... and i you. trv real hard you. will, some day own a HEAITY I'AKI.OR all your.own. Make this \our >jcal in life: y' W * ijt ' * * E. L. II.;?I'lease toil me if the boy I left ill-the town I -visited nfeatit anything: to me? Should 1 try -Lo.:,Ko l aek to this to\v-t u. . find work'? Ans.: Don't waste your time. There is no wink for vou there . land no I.OVK EITHER. THIS i r. ...1 . . . . i him ?us imiv irving 10,1)0 moo to | you. . . H10 DON'T WANT TO ] MARRY YOT. K. (i. N-.?\Vill J jtet'ewrvtliii'm' | I expect a/id will I ovor bo satis: tied as I want to bo'.' Aits.: 1 <?u will got your 1)1VOIU'K okay but a few disappoint ' r'ents will come with il. When you j do get your freedom. . . don't m-aki i-tho mistake of marrying too soon. >>1__ >! ' " 1.0NKSOMK:- -Advise me- if my old boy friend st'U lovesHie. lie litis ' another girl and only writes me . aid lie is,only walking distance , 1'i'iim .nil. r lie wauls i:Ui to _ euim whore ho is but don't Wa'qt t>> ooiile ; where 1 am! ? A lis'.: l.r.'AVI-; HIM \IOM-. > If he was shooting square with yogi ho would not he ashamed to call h> j and see you,' If I were in your, ) slvoes I'd leave this city and, takej. 1 the opiortunity offered yon in < (hieago. ' . ' < .And -a fine group. Reiiorter. ('. 1!. Senior I K1KNDS1IIF II APT. ( lll.RMI -I ! ? . Rev. Ik A. Moss, Pastor i!.!; , S. ( Th S. S. \v;v> opened at tin- usual hour by the! Supt. .Mr. A. II. I'arns. Tin- les- j ( son was taught b\- I bacon I... H. 1 Bryant,- Srv -Subnet. ".Iesus . Kx-? alti-d." The lesson was reviewed 1 by the Supt. After whit h Mi's. I Arijiulla 'Reaves yaw a talk on i Bili|o svhonl whirh v ill hey; in the ^ | 2!Uh oT this month. Miss Edith ] I.ee of Columbia .'p in?the week end with her yran i mother, Mrs. I' MinniL> Carter. Miss Myrtle Ilil- .j lor was the hostess of a. ntnnbjpj' -of t friends Friday nite a( a card par- j ty; after the party a delicious 1 course of ict. cream-and cake was ' served. Mr, J. Xorris, Misses j Gladys and F.uniee .1 ?. nt and Mrs. ' j Geneva Drafts motot d to Colunt- t bia Thursday on business. Miss Catherine Stroud was din- ] .nor yuest of Miss'Mvrtle Hiller I i Wednesday. Miss Minnie Ether- j idye .of Columbia .-pent Sunday with her aunt and sister. Mrs. David Fainter and Miss Mattie Johnston. Ml'. Millediro Noi'is spent* Sat urday in Sumter on rusiness. Mr. and Mr?, w luiau noyn annoujuod the'birth their daughter'and son Monday evening.. \V.o are glad to l.now that Mrs. Roberta I.indsey* is improving , from an attack of malaria. Notice: IMoase-^rct your new., to Myrtle 11 ller i\o later than . Monday morning. If jiny one- , -wishies to subscribe..Xog thy Lead or see Myrtle Jjilb 7 ^ Missionary Circle of Nazareth ! IJapt ist-Cliurch Mrs. Mai'v Miclde was hostess to the Missionary Circle of NazaI reth Baptist church. in which we had a very sue* es fill meeting. ! The meeting opened with the president presiding in the" usual ' manner. First there wa( scorr letl by Sis- 1 .icr. Corn. Moere. Then prayer was led by Sister Moore; another soiijr led by Sister Thompson, after i which the minutes, of the previous moeting were . 1 ail arid received by the eTuli. i In : we had the. Artancial roll to. which the members responded with Bible verses. The dues for the evening were SI.45. Those present were: Sisters Marion Downs, l.ettie Casey, Lala Kohns, IfenriiMt.'i Williams, Cora Moore, -Emily -Russell, Fannie Marshall, Sallie Thompson, Nana Johnson, Julia Coinings, Mary Waiters, Hips. Wright. J. Young, Beatrice -Mickens. T.nvenia Konns.l ' Joanetta ' RusselK Thclma Walker, Rosa. Mae Walker. Mildred Russell. Visitors wore Sisters Sarah and j Eliza Miekle. Tho hostess sor.vod a delicious | sweet course, consisting of ice ' ' .erfam-r- ealce -Au.d . after dinner mints." . The meeting adjourned ,to meet j ; next with Sister Katie Rawls on | Oorvaia St. Sister. I/Ottie Casey, Pres. Sistei) Esther Means, Sec. Rev. W. M. Downs, pastor. ': ( .71 NEWS IN AND AROUND NEW YORK ' I?> Julia Braxton Clark Hollo Everybody: Well "summer is (i ly bcie at last ? ? 7 .? Tin- loo 'l.ouis-Mux ' Set)tili']ini> _ I lit lit i. ! 1 (1W histnrv Jessi Owt-ns of Ohio State ccoeed again. No other athlete To 'Iv Ids o y of N. C. A, A. championship equalled that feat, but Dwi ii. o f( iidetl every title Inwon in i'J'Jd with such ease the crowd of it,UOti at Chicago last Saturday roared it's appioval and saluted him as Amerie's No. 1 star sol' the 'coining Ollyinpic (latm-i* . . School Ms out,, litli'i turns olit another fin. group of young nu n and women. Among the outstanding graduates of l'.tiw; is Lieut. Henainin O. Itavis, h" who receTved_ his connniooion whe-p he gradiutt-'d . from tlic United States Miljtaij. j Academy West "Point, N. Y. IK will be stationed at Kort Heunin'g. via. doing there this, s-uimnri with Irs bride-to-be ML.-s, Agatha J Scott o New Haven, Conn, wh-m he? is to marry. Lieut. Davis is the first Negr.< to be graduated since Col. CharlvYoung over 17 years ago and tin fourth in the history of the ilistiHit ion"." * lie" was* appointed to West I'oinf by ex-Conglessnian Oscai Del'riesl. Curtis- Tobias Aecordinir to all siinw n.wl or. tents, it shuuld be along and hap-." J?y wedded life for Belle Tohi-u.un'd Austin, \V. Curtis, Jr. They were married last Monday even ir.g'in St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia Cnivc'rsity.. . ' ?The Cunti*-Tobi as brWJfri part \ were winding thpir way clown tin lisle promptly at tjr.JO p.. m. whili Lawrence ?Kasmussen, organist at St'. Paul's -Chapel played the wed ding march. The groom anj his best man met the bride and her fat In r at the altar. The bridal ritual was read by Dr.. Jesse K .Moorland, lifelong friend of tin Tobias family. The bride. Miss Be.Ue Channinu Tobias who took her marital v?>w> with Austin Wingate Curtis, Jr. wore a close fitting gown.of ivory satin. ' The back of the'.slight yowl neck had a standing lace collar, the lace on it having been worn I'y. her .mother on her wedding ( . own. * I The bride's tulle veil, cap type vev the hair was decorated With a , oror.et of orange blossoms. Ilcifi ather, Dr; Channing. ll. Tobias j j : ave her in marriage. J * Miss .Mary Tobias, younger sis- < ter of the bride.was the maid of | honor. She wore a tunic dress of I < iK'sun mousseime tie sole with -holt puffed sleeves, with gloves 1 ami. picture hat to match. The bride's mother made an at--, :ia<tive matron in a powder blue hiffon dress. Mrs. Curtis, moth-1 . r of tlu* groom" wore pink lace. ' | The best man was Inman1 Hreaux, teacher at A. & T, (*??!-! * ege in Greensboro, X. C. The' is Kefs were Walter Ramsey, Steve t Hi p\y.u,fXlydiX-Wi_Pjutv. .ami.-.Lloyd drown. j ?Immediately aftei?the ceremony? i reception .was held for the new- c yweds at do West 110th Street in ;he palatial Tobias apartment. 1 The bride received her bachelor ( if arts decree from Bainard Coir1 cue, Columbia University and h'et master of arts degree from Wis "sh y. "Slie taught -for three and"a 1 mlf years at Bennett College for ' ivomen in (Jieensboro. X- C.,, head-4 ng the biology department. The groom holds a bachelor of, irts degree from Cornell Univei- j -ity. He is now at Tuskegee. as- " iistar.t to Dr. George W. Carver. The couple will be at home at ' Tuskegee, Ala. after July 1. K(L \Y. Simons to Oppose Fin ley Wlson - 'Edward W.'Simons formerly of Columbia.* S. C.. exrtlud ruler ?d Manhattan Lodge Xo. l">, Xew Vork City for the past seven y.a*i> :tnd grand trustee for the past two years starts move for the office >f Grand Exalted 'Rnb-ry-L- IL 4,?Elks of the?World which u? H'ld now by Finley Wilson. Mar.-, lattan Lodge took, the. ini-tiative | n endorsing Mr. Simons for' this io'stMrs; William Mutiigaiiit and her ' lauphter. Mrs. Annie Mae Hurley in(l Sun Walter Maniyault of Coumhia are spending their vacation, lere. Many visitors and former South Carolinians were seen * at the Fourth Annual Ha nee in honor of South-Carolina's- Visitors sponsor? I'd by .lames A; Wakefield. The dance was held at the beautiful f.ido Ballroom and Terrace, 14?>th Street and SeveTiTh Avenue last Thui St lay. StaJ.e, Allen, Claflin and Benedict Colleejte Clubs are holding their meent.in.es throughout" the summer. 'Visitors from these schools are always welcome.? llARLEM HONORS HARRIET BEECHER STOWE New York^^MNfc Tlx*' nn tnory of Harriet Reecher Stowe, auth<>if of "Ijude Tom's Cabin." was honored Tuesday with servieis at the Ilall of Fame of Js'ew York university, in the Bronx. ClevelandO. AlK'io-vonduetrd the?servi^ga . whii h iffafLeiT the l'Jath 'birthday anniversary of the auhtor. ' Subscribe For The Leader I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH* Summerville?' Tin* members of 1'Mrst Baptist Church are proud to have their new i>astor. Rev. A. 11. Clark ami his j;opd wife with them. They are doinjr all they van to make them happy. The |ia,i sntiaro?and cluTrch "* ha~ In" FC* newly painted, ar.ti everything is looking biauti'uK Rev. Clark is' dointf 'his hit to keep the chuu h alive. He is a real active, and tintely pastur and also a Chris \H' JUST, closed a successful revival meeting "eon-, ilucted by Itee. W. \V. L. ("lurk nf Salisbury, N. C. Rev. Claik is an efficient no-pel preacher. Through his inspiring messages, there, were seventeen united to the church. It gives us. pleasure to note that ducted by Re\. W. W. I.. Clark, of of oil]- pastor. Rev. A. H. Clark whom we. love and vstee.iu_higkly. Rev. A. 11. Clark is also a strong gospel preacher. The eongrega-, ion appiee?ates Rev. and Mrs. ''lark and are trying tcr'Qtt all they an to make**it. pleasant fdr'them. :n their new* home. The Me.sdan.es. 'ieorgiaTimcy, l.aura Twigr. 1.17. zie of .Sumter,' S. C. were the 1 guests of Rev. and Mrs, Clark o>i!; last Ki iday. Mrs. Twigs is the ] mother of Mrs. A. 11. Clark, list hureh is planning to Jiave a 1 Rainbow Rally _lhe_.Xiust?Monday_i n July for a worthy cause of the I, church.' I' (.truer of services: morning ser- 11 vices. Sunday School, U:3U a. in..' ' I?icaching. A1:1 5 a: m.: H. V. P.- L'.. ' 5:U0 p. in.; night services, 8:15 p. in. " ? THE MINISTHUS' WIVES ALLIANCE As.usual./a very pleasant meet iog . of the Ministers'-.-W ives Alliance . was held at the' residence of Mrs. K. A. Adams, 2113 Lady Sit.. There was a good attendance and every one seoilied quite interested in all of the affairs of the meeting.; After the .close .of the levotional exercises, conducted by the Chaplain. Mr.-. Elliott. with Mrs. T. I.. .1 Pickett at the; piano, the meeting was opened for business, consisting principally; of arrangements' l'o}\ our "Open lJuor Serviced." Mrs. Wallace, who was a niei.ii-"4 her and president id' the AlHunce .it n:Te tiiue,-wlicii living lute, waiiiviteii to be with us, as our guest -peaker, but informed the "AUianeo hat on account of her. husband, liev,; Wallace, being .indispo . die was very sorry that site would lot he able to be pres. nt with.u>ut wished for us much joy. The joaram is as follows: I)evoti< nal exorcises led bv tin ! .'haplain. Mis. KHi<>tt. j 1. Song "All Flail the i >f Jesi'is Name." 2. Scripture reading.. .'h Prayer. ! -1. . Song "If, Jesus Goes vWit I We I'll Go." 5. Tin- Origin "f the'Ministers' A'iws Alliance .Mrs. I). K. I) j; iard. 6. M us it-?- Vd. nl Si.lo?Mrs. K iF. Owens; 7. Heading-?Mis. T. Lewis. S. Reading?Mrs. II. I. I>'.;cktt. M usic "Sobs-?"Mrs. Mr ""Iv. luckett. . 10. RvaTTTTig .Mrs. .\i. r.. l.owry. 11. Address?Rev. T. Jlotigass, pastor Sidney Park; (V M. I". 'hurch. 12. Remarks, by President. drs. E. M. Owens. The public is .cordially invited o be present to hear, for the first ime.'tho Work of the Ministers' Vive-t Alliance simv It's organiation nine years ago. Bethel A.. M. 11.?<'i .vn eh fro:.:? 1:30 to 5:30 p. ni. SunrFtty,-? .}ur.e !Sth. Mrs. ,M. K. I.o\eery. Reporter David G. Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient atten nuii given u) an Dumnea* placed with me. pilONE 5717 IMPROVED . *?T( Greenville / EFFECTIVE .MOM) " rl A I.ONG "FEET NEE "T . -r' eLeirVe ( harleston 9:00 Leave Stl (ienriro 10:1 1 Leave Branchville 10:42 Leave Orangeburg 11:12 leave St. Matthews 11:3: , Leave COLl'M BlA 12:4 l eave I'nion 2:2S Arrive Spartanburg 3:2; I o ?_ ? A-mr nimnannurjj .} :;.it Arrive Greenville 4:25 Arrive Calhoun __ 5:15 - Arrive Atlanta R:1 No 29 stops at all statio MODERN COACHES. THE l.< NOW IN ?: ? Consult TT W. E. McG EE. A. Southern R 111 1 11 1 Page 3 ZION BAPTIST CliriU II lU'V. J. IJ. KftdiV, Pastor Zi Jti has jvak/.i-J r would ha\t/ hi youc < I. . y.-u. n.us?t put i; t'y . y . -liiir.' a flL ill II I.) U-, rt-H?I mi;. t> < !..!- ; <lr< ri fe liuv ?.11 :>.u;i * t nol a .s:<k- i->i:e. 'J'l. I" }.: <? i value al . ei vie*' t. :i;< : ;> .;. ; an 1 i<M euj'ye>! !: :. - > Trie >. S. nn . 1?. Jiv. 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"Cai oluia .- poi iai" "> P. M. "Carolina . Spt\ ial" . " t P. M. Train No. 29 P. M. Train No.. 29 i P. >1. Train N o. 29 0 P. M. (ik T. Train No! 29 ns Grrriuillv to Atlanta. .">\Vi;ST .11 \ IP.S ,I\ lii.- TOin FFFT'CT. * _ cF Ft Founts G. P. A., (plumiiia \'y. System