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Page 6 I All n?wi for Th? Junior Pas? iiuxt b? in th? office no later than l^uesoiy afternoon of each week. Vian v latter? ar? r?Caiv?d too late ?t publication. "BILL" WANTED ; To Earn Money In Spare Time " an opportunity for ambition* boys and girls to make money every week, all year long, by simply working In ] ? spare tlraa In your own neighborhood. " ' ? r Vn money,?no?-experience needed. We supply ev^ry? (hing. Many boys and girls are now kaj>pyLm a king their on,jv spending money. All you ^haVe'to do to join thera Is tb write to the address below and aak for full detail*. Write to: CIRCULATION MANAGER TttE PALMETTO LEADER , 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S.C FRANK 'BOYD WRITES " piar Bill, I went .to Sunday ytvt. r. _ day and had a'.very nl.-y t ui.tn._- \Y_ had i very nieo t;i.?it Sat tM'dtt-y aw ? 1 thin!* it ha&i.iione- cvarythiiii: si. mueh froo.-i.- (till tM/. ' sonio's are y:oiritr to" turn out Siul ; day at; 4:00 o'ol ck, the refnp'n is going. to be jiivacirid hy'tlv Re v. Kr A. Mos*+t?pastor ? of ? tfr Friendship Baptist church. We at . ..? looking forward to ha*.e an e.i.'eyable time. We are v.ry >r;y t hear-that Jop Louis { .. t thv light . iiuess |I wijl close for ih'ia tirt.v ' Yours truly. ^ P . auk.Boyd Jure W iJ Bill, Another we'e? r.a>* na----i . . . must be on the..job, \\\ are \e, busy noy." with iiie ia.-t.u are, far behind in' o n ?evi are looking nitieh hitter s ram. -? \ e-terday -was ani.ivc i saVy.. <ib\ at our churi.1). I ni im vi Lasonic crowd. Thettc wove four ?. tiie truck Ji>ad= from t anty' l.i.l ' ? .arj. Broom lli'l. A'd ?!-? vices were good, J-. deti't ' i..."'.just the amount that, was -collect out I know that- it wa- a v.'h.dlot. I am now .sit'ing yu' . y i ; ' nratoes for tlix- t-it c'km: " I 'ah * st li selling eggs. My chickens, an lai.ge enough to eat at.d I im oginn.ng to. try ti.ein: l.tiii 1 'tt.ov. you wish you had Weil i wiil tiy to have one for you. M\ ir.o'.her. is plumit.c t. Woman's SXAte ("op. vent ion ?h<wi in t hai lestoii this w.-.-k *v? I v . have I-1 lad 11 ki'oii . ' li'tuins. I. am starting ..t'f fur thi.-' time. So .long Bill. ' . i?* Vhrrgarrf \y rrj\rr? BISHOBVii.i.i". M:\\ S ! .-St. John A. M. K. Church , Kt'v. A. I. l'rhx. |'a>inr . Sunday .was n ally a ^i-h da;' fcr the Ldiib The Sunday -eh <>: Opened by Bio. W. *.I. Br.Th lesson being taught by rhe- wv. al teachers'and reviewed ,bv ;t; ? ASsB'tAftt Sup?.. Krr;- .m -.vp; The Supt., lho. \V. M. K < !;. a! with the pastor made ii.tt};0.-ti:i;: remarks.. .Children'sday v.as observed. Sunday, having b. en postje v.r . from the second Sunday. Tae pastor delivered the mom ing message; a very aiuoop.au. si t r. ioi?I'm- '.ia?tie. a.? hoi, 11,. . ;> tiled the eyes of ins mar v.' la-ai ers concerning Chil.'.r.r. The sermon was ind"'.d "* with much vvholcsh'.ic imt:ue;i-..nAt 7T7TO till. ' aim :.! < ;:M: v ay , rogiani came off. It i?; said that thi* was one of the b.-.t i.- 4 meny years. Th,.. ehiMr <; well prepared and y r . ra:anxiolis to perform th<? i: tap!:. Mi.-.' Virginia lV.nn.ad ... .;! rectej this program ... : ; ure when it conies to giving tho public a program thai i- .e-.: L:iwhile. The pastor eon.im n .< <1 a!i a. ; mado special mention of a;V w. !. . prepaiml vpapois n ai.l Ip A Carrie Bolton, Juan.ita T,n,r.:p 5 and Kosanna Wallace. 1: ... a;.' that Miss Marion Franklin a. 100 per cent in nt-ilir.;? a- wvij. alittle Geneva Boyd in .singm;.; a j Rev, and Mrs. Felix and i hi'i a * spent the week-end at Lama: viMting relatives and friends. LVEWHFRRV YFWS Drayton Street 11 i u h School^ Prof. R. F. Fladden. Pi in. Thj Community Daily \';uafi n Bible school will open .luri 19.3G, 9:00 o'clock in ttl.c nioininp-. All,of the children are asked to enroll foj- the session. The public is* cordially, invite', to attend a one day Christian coi:"* frrrrrre Thursday,. duly ?+P.'!'tr' ... - . - from' 3,;*1o to-d-fLOi) o'(4o?d;---iM- 4.1waft' iity^on. All of the parents v. ho attfcna * will be greatly beneti t . il by the instruction andJupIorpation from both white and colored ?' i -tf.r -re (The 'uf1 ~ i^FY^ BILL CARVER, Editor {* AIM'LI CAT I I *.= IUTE I a Ai?nnKss Jt? X Ci'rv .. ... X ' X iiittrtTt>ay ?.... >{* | ci:.\i?K ..... ...L. ? 'IOOI, i ! ' :! '".il W'is i<i\ipon ahd mail i a * t;t,iiir>'i! o:ivi-1 *?j?.?. to The Paints jj !-'Jo j.-mlily St.. tVlumbia, S. i X--T!. i Mil !"< !.. a:.dyuti will loct u l v. . . ? ........ ...... T. ? i-'oiio-ii; t-wish to thank I'. ?;: ;1'. >. IVo!. cinmun, City Sunt. ami ti . -P is for pol'mission "n ha'. > ?tA'iy rTTrftn?rcyrmrC^ctrotrh iu ?h' h. jniimr. _ . . \ . . Calva y Ik ;, shyt l iaJt Church s'tii"!av s< ... "1 :va.- ''polttfi at the -".:ai ' Ai'tvr <ii.-:nssio'i!' *!* S?. .} : ; 1',-llilitt.r 111.. < "hi'l j i- : 'W-r i' i io's hour . ' i . i vij , J?mv> a: M.. Atinio Haniels ,? 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Tin? fun. ^' a-rV VV rrj ^ ii>7 F.rnday ;iL Flat ' AI> (til y " a a loving * 'at. j a rl? vottaadf 1't iond-- . '.villi Mil \vsr e cam- in con- ; *:? 1 v. i' I. av - to liiourli ! . l -' al <1, I.fjil 1 a : t 1 -. 'M i.;se..'-f CiUcc. ( a? and Smali I' :?ifU"-s I i r . ' . t i - . ( ' t a ly and I.. (iii'V.oii. \ a! Maj Wiilian1'- < ?' S era, S. 1 wo -r'-'J.l!1 i - . .'jo lv.ac> o'f- Wallialla :'.';d Join I' a; - of Haitinipiv,. , M'd. an i a hovl of r< iativix and' iViol; is. Several i nt of town y ' Sts attend.*! Mrs. Gil.norc's funeral, aI ? Km!mWmWKh*Kh!h!m**4?h5h?m?,^mJh!m5m5mWn* ON BLANK ? T 193 i i , 51 i . ? > .... ? i ? I < I state; ...... !! i > age -? : t together with a self addressed || tto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, <> Your name will be placed on ' J a membership card and button. JOXKSV11.LE NEWS The weather is dry, po rain seems ; to be. near. The situation Tr^>"KsITouTjIfuTTxut leF us ;yll look >n the blight side and remember no laKvin can* 01 int sparrows. Yesterday was a good day for hurch goers. Sunday School was Hold aj the uspal hour with a -.full attendance at lvl>th churches. Aftci "which Rev. Collins preached a v.ohdeTful sermon,. comparing the iii'e and works of Zacheus d*. spite she depression. A libra! offering was taken. Rev. Collins made -oine' emphatic remarks eoncern ing our ''Bonus Boys" and how ihey sacrificed- their lives lor the cause. Alter which qt Bonus Cole.'tion was taken. * . There will be a Bbnus Meeting at Fosters Chapel in the near fuane.' This meeting will be given in the interest- of the ex-seivice men.- sponsored, by--Rev. Collins. '' ? Mtv-tr. CCOogan, ex-service man ,ortn.erly of Jonesville, but now o. New York spent a few days here, lie was present in Sunday Seliool at bj- church (Bethany) Sunday aiornir.g giving one dollar to the Sunday School and five dollais to the church. Our old friends are always glad to be seen. Miss Helen Schell and Mrs. Amy l!t ea/.Vale of Union wot shipped .here- Sunday. "x . M>s. Cm t ie Means and daugh; i. -Juanita' of Pittsburgh - i - i 1 11..- I.r-i ,- Tliig i< \l..? \1 t. V M home and she is being roya.ly ite i Iry all. being the din ,<cr eiiist ft .Mr.-.and Mrs. WD. Smith.VI I S. Mamie (I. Ezell, one of.the . eachei's in lIm- graded. school h.-re > ai tending summtJ' school in Vslirvillt.v^': <' Miss Odessa Johnson and Miss K- it 11 Collins were dinner guests at the home of Prof, and .Mrs,, M. !?. (iaffm-y Sunday. I L>I."iig jijuL uiolher .oLXjiiuu. wet e visitors here also. Mrs. Sallie Beatty leaves for Winn-hoio this week for an ind.i initi stay with her son, ' Rev. !. M. Beatty- and family after which she will return to St. Louis, Mis sou i i. Mr. James Heatty of Cincinatti. uhid. .Mts. Belle Brown of Cin iimtti ami Prof. B. T. Beatty of Asheville, X. C. were here lasi w* k to attoftd the funeral of their ,1 rother. Joseph Willis Beatty. \li.i:n temple A. M. E. CHURCH Rlv. R. 1. Lemon, Pastor (Jrecnvillo, P. C.?Sunday school opened at 9:45 a. m. with a large number 'present on time. Our "-tai system" is a real help to our - I rn ot everyone races to ~nc on time at Suit! ay school and get a "goW star" as no one wants a "red tar." The les.on >vas taught by da.-ses, and a line review* was giv. . n by Mr. J. L. Mayes which was . . . J I... ? 1 1 c i !.;<? \ . <1 u#\ ciii. t Morning service began at llulS a. ni. The Junior Choir furnisheu i' music us us nil on evci'v third Sunday. Tin- music was line and the. i hoir is being highly commend iaL for their sweet .singing. Much <***.<*?lit is due Mrs. Lemon, the orMi-1 manner in which she has trained the. voices of these young- folk. We were also glad to see the Junior. Ushers on duty, they made a line showing for their first appearance. The pastor preached a very timely sermon in keeping with the day which was "Fath< rs' Day." His text was found Acts 10:1-2. tie used for his .-uh.icct.?"-A?father?is?worthy?of Kmi'lation." This strong spiritual message was' Well received" by all Lv- iy fatlvr <Ti"uld have heard the message. ?THo congregation was large and the collection was go- d. The A. C. E. LeaguP,met at the usual hour. X'ivht services began at 8:00 o'i 1 <?-k \vith_ a large congregation. The pastor delivered another' soul -*4 irring message.?44+s?text?w?s I'linn I r I'yiallH: lil UOC-.A All members, clubs and auxiliaries arc working hard for the rally. The members and friends, are sorry to know that Mrs. Julia li niamiri is a patient at the W. B.. S. Hospital, we hope for her a speed*'., recovery. montr them were: Mr. Roosevelt of (iafl'ney. S. C.; Air.'and Mrs. Ar< h;..e._Sfoan and daughter, Ml'. Edgar Terry, Miss Eliza Gault and many "others from Seneca, S. "C. Flat Rock Baptist Church observed Children's Day last Sunday afternoon.at 5 p. m. A lovely program was rendered. THE PALMETTO L1APM I CROSS ROAD COMMUNITY NOTES By Saittliel Y. Khoden, Jr. The program that was given at Shiloh A. M. *K. Church Siwulay was quite a success, .'Many vlsi^ were Mi-. Mark Sumter* Miss Mary J. Harris,, both of Columbia, S. C. The N. Y. A. Chorus presented a very interesting programme of ' songs at St. James A. M. E. , church near Wateree, S. C. on Sun| day evening, June 21st. The proi gram was enjoyed by all. The N. Y. A. Baseball team was ! defeated Saturday by the undefeat ; ed team from Sumter county. Mr." Edward Canty of Columbia, S." r spent the week-end at Eastover, S. C, with Mr. Andrew Rhoden. Mr. S. Y. RhoUen motored to the home of his parents Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. James 11. Rhoden. Prof. Anderson and Mr. Andrew Rhoden attended Clinton college Commencement exercises at Rock Hill, S. C. during the past week. HEtaMlNfiWAY NEWS St. Mark A. M. E. Church Rev. E. P. Butler, Pastor -Sunday school-opened trt-the usual hour, with Supt., Mr. A. Cooper and teachers at their post. The lesson was briefly taught and explained. 1 Ah 11:30 a. m. our Children's i Day program was conducted by the j Asst. Supt., Mr. Charlie Thomas, I and Miss Mary Cooper, attendance ! and collection were very good. At 2:30 p. m. the Rev. M. Sing; letery preach- j an- excellent sermon from Exodus 20th chapter, j second verse. Our hearts rejoice-, ed while the man of God preached the gospel to us, Mrs. Singletery also was a welc6me visitor With St.-'Mark members June 14th. At 7 o'clock on June 6, Mr. EuI gene Cooper and Miss Georgia I Scott were, happily married, -by i Rev. Butler. *We wish thim a | happy life. f Our revival meeting shall be conducted next week at St. Paul by Rev. M. ' Singletcry; let us pray that this meeting will be a sue! cess.- .' .? *""" \V INNS BOKO NEWS Winnsboro is still witnessing a lon\g dry spell, though signs of a good ran are prevelent. Am6ng those who have returned from visits ate: Miss Elise Peay w*ho has been visiting her sister, Mrs. I.ois Jackson in Chester, S. C, The two returned last week and were accompany by little Master Timothy Johnson, Jr., Mrs. Johnson and son are still visiting their parents, .also.Mr, .Charles E. Brown is home after spending some time-~with-his mother in Washington, I>. C- Mr. Brown reports a veCr-pleasant trip. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Davis were call.-.d to St. Mark Baptist church at Simpson, S. C. Sunday wherr "They'" winfessed the"funeral" "services of a_close relative. \f rc CJavoVt nnd R. .1 Mcintosh, and Miss Eyelyn and W. A. Ross Jr , also spent the lay at St. Mark Sunday. Mr. S. A.. Moore was also called to Washington, D. C. last week to bury his sister. I We were all shocked to hear of the death of Mrs. Rosa Davis. Mrs. Davis had been s>ck for some * I time-and was under medical care at the Wave!ley' hospital where she died last Saturday. Mrs. Davj is leaves a husband and a son, [Master James, Jr., also a mother, sisters and a host of realtives and friends to mourn her passine. ??Profr W. A.?Ross left Sunday J for for. Orangeburg, S. C. where he will attend the State College -[Summer school. Miss OliaA Montague is in Coj lumbia where she is visiting relafir., .<m} fliflnda, Rani T^r?gc | is also visiting relatives in Jonesville. S. C. The stork visited the home of j Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Goins a few days ago and left them a fine son, i Alvin, Jr. Mother and son are f doing fine..' Mr. 0. D. Manigault, his little .laughter?Oscarolft) Mm Jooiah t Manigault, Master Joseph Duj berry and little Cecjl Ross motorI ed to Hopkins Sunday, they were ; accompanied back by Miss Helen N'cal. who will spend a While with Iter "sister, Mrs. Manigault who is" now indisposed. We are all proud to see Miss Neal back after spending a few. years in New York City. m DOUBLE BRANCH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. K. Dixon, Pastor Sunday was another great day at Doiibio Branch. Sunday school opened at the regular hour, 10:00 o'clock, v'ith the Supt. Bro. J. W. Dreher and his teachers at their post of duty. At 12:00 o'clock Rev. J. E. Dixon mounted the rostrum with a soul stin ing sermon. After which two members were added to the curch. ' His text was found in St. _ Mark 2?h chapter, 17th verse I_ carrte not to call the righteous, but sinners unto repentance. Theme: "The Divine Call." ' At 2:00 o'clock the project music club gave a program sponsored by the P. W. A. ladies, after which we returned back to service at 7:20,. and at eight o'clock the I^ev. S. L. Glass preached another good sermon, after which five members were added to the church making a total of seven members " added To "the ehurcTv Sunday. Rev. J. E. Dixon and Mrl. Alice ' Dixon were dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Harhpton Harris. Doublfe Branch . i9 moving on with/ a new spirit under the leadership of Rev. Dixon. i 4 ! i , . WATERLOO NEWS We feel very grateful to our Heavenly Father for enabling ua to see another bright Sabbath day and to eitjoy his blessed Word Sunday school was opened at 10:30 by the Siipt. Jaa?Campbell.?All teachers and officers were present. The lesson was briefly discussed by the teachers in the various classes, after reassembling the lesson was reviewed by the pastor, Rev. S. C. Kay. 'After an interval of five minutes prayer serve was rendered. At this time the mil* pit was graced with Rev. S. C. Kay and Rev. H. D. Dendy of Fla. Rev. Kay used as text: James 8:8: But the tongue can no man tame; it is an unruly evil* full Of deadly poison. Subject "Bridle Your tongue." This certainly was a very timely sermon. Mr. George Mills and Mrs. Harriet Awl were happily married Saturday, June 20th Mrs. Loucile Cunningham and son Morris of Washington are visiting her parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fuller. ' Mrs. Iola Gambrell of Prinston, S. C. spent the week-end with her brother, Mr. E. Beeks. The many friends of Mrs. Loucinda Ligon were glad to see her at church Sunday after spending a while in Atlanta, Ga. ? Mrs. Queen E. Anderson was called to Laurens to the -bedside of her mother, Mrs. Janie Anderson who was very ill. We hope v. < ' a a ior ner a rapia improvement. We are glad to welcome Mr. Francis and Miss Mamie Cunningham back home from their school in Greenville. MARION NEWS Rethel IM. E. Church Fathers' Day wtas observed at Bethel Sunday and Rev. Watson the pastor, delivered quite an inspirational sermon to tht Fathers. The church school convened at its usual hour' with Supt., Durant at his post of duty. Quite a bunch of young folk were present and the ltsson was timely discussed by the teachers. At 5 o'clock Rev. Jenkins, pastor of St. John A. M. E. Church accompaned by his choir and good members came over and eltctrified his audience with a wonderful message from 1st Timothy and third verst; Rev. Jenkins* is a minister of much thought and is very broad in his dealing with others. A good collection was raised The receipt of which wtnt on Mrs. H. L. Jackson's club. Mrs. Jackson and a few others are working hard to raise their assessment, wt hope this spirit will be very contagious. At 8:30 Mr. L. B. Gurley took charge of the Fathers Day program, those who did not attend this txercise are minus of some of these thirds that help make life more ipleasant. For the solo, Mr James sang, put more ptp in the Fathers who doubted themselves and they began singing betttr. As a whole .the entire program was very good. We also appreciatt the fathers from our sister churches that took a part on this program. We must not forget to mention the Btmocrats' dav the 4th Sun day, sponsored by one oF- the great pillows of Bethel church, Mr. S. J. Rambert. We fetl asure all states will come up 100 per cent for Mr. Rembert knows no back seat. Mrs. Frierson, Miss Richardson, Mrs. Wilson from N. Y. C. and Miss Willie Gerald were welcome visitors that worshippd with usr ^ ^ GREELYVILLE NEWS June 18, ?The Woman's Home Missionary Society met in Ca n i d ? n^S._.Cu_Jnng-, :11 th^.Tbg pastor from Greelyville, S. C., Rev. Gregg carried a beautiful group of girls to represent the Queen Es ter Circle, Miss Carrie B. Capers took part on program Thursday .night _ ?h" a hoautiful solo as these the following girls listened to her: Misses Girlie Robinson, Dell Mango, Gertrude Rollerson, LouSon WotCAP Anni'p Rnhinsnn Miss Carrie B. Capers and Miss Amie Louise Robinson were guests of Mrs. Gale in Camden June 11th. Rev. Gregg and a number of preachers were there with splendid addresses. Mr. and Mrs. Barr are seen every day coming in from summer school; Amie Robinson. BILLBRANCH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. I. H. I)ozier, Pastor The Sunday school opened at the usual hour with Supt, Abram Judge at his post. The lesson was beautifully discussed throughout the various classes, and remembered by the pastor. The morning service was . very good, the text was found II Kings, the subject; "Good iicws from' a far country, t^ame as cool water to a thirsty soul." Everyone enjoyed the discourse very much. We are very proud to have our students home from Various schools as follows: Rev. John W. Judge, Lossie X Hyman from Allen university and also Miss Chehoney Smith, Mr. Alex Guiles and Mn inr .TomAo ^rn?v? TXT. TT.'?L ? ? vhiiivo tiuiu ?T iiauj] ni^u school, hfr. Earl Guiles ia attending: sumrher school- jn Darlington. We further enjoyed the evening with the Allen Leagu, with the President, E. E. Guiles at his post. There were rftSnv interesting discussions made also. After league we were favored-^wrttrY message from Rev. L. K. Hyman. The text was found St. Luke 2:10. Subject "Fishing For Men". Everyone seemed tto have enjoyed it very much. The people in this section are very thankful for the rains we have had in the past few days. ' *w."*' " * Haptir iHp BY HERBERT ] Would not be "Cleans But rather "Lord, To bear my burdens I've proven well, enou To share Thy' Kii And too, if I could It 'Twould not be tempt But ordinary, caln Innate with bold distas Disposed to shun the And from the com v. " | THESE W ' 4 ' . These waves that Beat also hard agains f Since far beyond this Is one I'll love fo I .left- her there,- in Said I, "I'll go and I'l Within that fair Amei That von mibrVir 1 I've come, -I've sit Need I now wish or w But I might just as v Because she died WESTON CHAPEL ^ A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. M. A. Williams, Pastor Greenwood. S. C.?A beautiful day geeted the chuf-ch goers of our city last Sunday Sunday School opened at the usual hour 10 a. m.'with the assistant superintendent,.. Mrs. E. O. Carter, who is serving in the absence of the superintendent, 'Mrs. L. F. Perrin. The lesson was beautifully discussed by all the teachers and was reviewed by Mr. Joel Perrin. At morning and evening services i the pastor preached inspiring ser-1 mons. The sermons were care-1 fully prepared and masterly deliered. We wish to thank the ministers and their members who came to us each night last week and rendered service in interest of the missionary society. If at any time you need us we stand ready and willing to render whatever service we can. Call on us. Mrs. Nellie King was funeralized Sunday at 3:0*0 p. m. by her pastor, Rev. Williams. Mrs. King was 85 years of age and is said to have been a life long member of Weston Chapel, her husband havbeen one of the founders of the church. A host or relatives and friends survive her. Peace be do her ashes. The remain was Had to rest at Sane All Cemetary. The Junior Stewardess Board postponed' its meeting last week on account of the meeting at the church each nihgt. A meeting has. been announced for Wednesday night at the parsonage. Miss Willie McMorris, daughter of Mrs. M. G. Williams is visiting her grand parents at Helena^ S, C. Mrs. Arelia I.. Chiles and her children are in Philadelphia, Pa. visiting Mrs. Chiles' mother and other relatives. Mr. Loss Hawk.jns is happy to nave one of his daughters home Weston Chapel Sunday. Come again, a cordial welcome is ex.ended to all visitors. = ?^WHITMIRK NKWS ?? Sunday School was held on time at Cedar Grove Church with Mr. S,. S. Abrams as superintendent. After the dismissal of the Sunday School services began immediately. Rev. R. J. Lec delivered to his congregation a soul stirring sermon. Eery Christain rejoiced j over the splendid discourse. Collectiorr*wa3 $1,05. After the bene diction Rev. Lee was immediately laken la render-service at Antiecb Church. Sprrtg Hill Church parv ticipated in this service. Mrs. M. B. Ruff, the famous singer has returned to her home after spending one week with Mr. and Mrs. Tomy Johnson. While she was iiv" Whitmire she rendered music for .the various churches: Cedar Grove, Spring Hill Brun . Tabernacle?and?Matthew. Mrs. Ruff reported meeting very sociable people. She enjoyed the hospitality untf-wholesome-food in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Johnson. Miss Elliotte B. Abnms has gone to Columbia to attend summer school there. Mt. Buford Griffon from Tryon, i j. > . . . :. BhSI J 'w wvw-ifw"11 vv : Saturday, June 27, 1936 bitatimta 1' ELI DICKSON $ 'X-X-X-.'m.V..; le me, Lord, of care" , lend me the streng'.h till at length igh my worth igdom's holy mirth." T ? >ve again . ing, thrilling, thin? i i-and strong, ' ;te to wrong, "T-* harmful heart mon touch apart! AVES? beat against this shore t my heart ocearw's- edge revermorel Spainyyousee^ 11 grow rich ica . . \ ive in luxury!"" ived? tUftt in no way ant in vain, ?? ?.?--? ??1 ^ell be poor the other day! N. C. is, in Whitmire visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ' Madison Griffon". Mesdames Frances Sanders, E. ?? v/. n-pps, ivuss magnona fcpps, Mr. Hampton Johnson were the everi--- * ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Epps Sunday." Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace Was the evening jguest of Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Sunday'. Mr. and Mrs. Butler Walker, Mr. William Jones spent a pleas- .. . ' ant stay with Mr. and Mrs. Cleoplius Jones Sunday evening. Miss 'Beulah Swindlers was elected as delegate for Cedar Church Sunday to the Sunday School Convention which convenes in July at New Hope A. M. E. Zion Church. We are glad to have Mrs. W. M. Wade and the'children back in town after spending several weeks with relatives in Camden, S. C. Mr. and" Mrs. F. Epps are the proud parents of a fine baby girl. We were sorry to hear of the death of Elizabeth Etching"" ? who departed'this life June 15, 1936. ?he had l/ceri in failing health for quite some time. Sii* " was funeralized at the Fii"t Hil Baptist "Church June 16. Rev. J. C. Collins officiated. She was 27 years old and she leaves to mouin ^ her passing a mother and fa.hurg? -- - a husband. 6 sisters. 2 chil ren.l brother and a host of relatives and friends. "'r5 i. Pratt and Williams Under t '.k *. s in charge. r MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH -Rev. J. W. Witherspoon. Pastor Father's Day was celebrated" at Morns Brown on^1 last Sunday j morning. The usual sermonettc to the children was absolved in tho sermon preached by the pastor, who selected as a text Matt. 7:9 10. The God of our Fathers was the theme developed bv br. War-" erspoon, in a sermon well delivered, and enjoed by the arge congregation attending. Clhrist's recognition of a father's goodness, was unfolded by the speaker. Mnny -striking illustrations of ~ God's goodness to the children of men, were brought out during the course of the splendid sermon delivered. The Sunday school also featured Father's Day during the school hours. if! .At 8:00 Dr. Witherspoon again elpctrified his hearers with a scr mon preached from St. Luke 19:9. "Tho Salvation of the publican Zacheous" was the theme stressed in the message brought to a large congregation. One person vice, and another at night. The rally closed at the evening service. The collection was $46.75. The Trustees Auxiliary presented the trustees with a donation of $15.00 which was acknowledged by Bro. R. Crawford. The Junior choir rendered excellent service during the entire day, and the day was closed in prayer and thanksgivin Many visitors were in attend-^ ance during the day; among them was Mr. Jas. Pinckney from New York- City, a former?member?of Morris Brown, who was presented and spoke briefly. The church regrets the passing of Bishop W. Decker Johnson. It is possible that the pastor will attend the funeral rites at Plains, Ga. on Tuesday; the 23rd inst. 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