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All newt tor The Junior PaRi
be in the office no later thai
I'uesoajr afternoon of each, week
Many lettora are r?ceir?d too late,
publication.
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Boys And Girls
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W A IN 1 Vj U
To Earn Money In Spare
Time
Here's an opportunity for ambitious
bpys and girls to make
money avery week, all year
5 long, by simply working in
spare time in your own neigh- i
borhood.
Vn money, no experience
needed. We supply ^everything.
Many boys and girls j
are now happy, making their
* own spending money. All .you '
have to do to join them Is to
write to the address below
nd ask for full details. Write
to:
CIRCULATION -MANAGER
THE PALMETTO LEADER J
1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S.C
MARGARET HOSTESS
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. IH-ar Bill:
; We are, eel tnuly having -sum- |
hot- days now. I ritt-. ndcd. Sunday I
school as. usiir.1 ;i1m> mir I5.Y.1M
meeting. 1 s1_.er.t- the aftci
with sunk- o-t' iiiv- little t'i :erds atn
we had a t-vai nice tirv . MJ\ H?iy
kin, ALt'. t'hatmah and Mr. M?>\ .
kin'> d?ii)<hut. Kin.'cr. ' i '
a ti'i noon at .out 'homo. ::\K't4-.e '
. has returned. Prom t'-harh
' whole., s]ie attended, tile Worn. iT
State, convention. She said' ll:a
i if. y . had a voi'y yood' com .-n.: : >'
and raised a lot **t" money, Tie?
. Convention w ill im t-t at S.-.i m i.'
... next year. ...
1 am hoping thai' ytj ' f ;
filth menthols will >p:,nt a i,ti; ]'
fourth of duly an.: y.-u t>- 1Jti!.
live.' l>v.\
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May.
Bill 1. A 11 A. .M. K. < HI lit II
Utv. S. Middloton. Pastor
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their chi.ii? ('. ami" a
'and trucker- ten c? r> ji <i .-? \
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to Middleton Chain ). Wo arrived
at A..M. Sunviay. 'i.
a <y, ?.l ' 'I'llli tl > or > .1t:
nt Supt of Iieulah. At'-- r ;i,
le.- on t. xt wa> i't ai! : ' .<
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ih'c Supt.. Rev. A. Uelhu.ii :u
I! ula'h , i-nhiliK'i '.lit- 'i
Piayer ' meeting, was ?1.i
by"Rev. Knoeh Me Qui ::! .'!
Ai ldoleton.
.After the ik'V.t
Rev. S. Middletpn pre::enu:d the
. ?speaker, Rev. Redden. II,- . . :
e(| 11:1 (if Hebrews. Sulrii . } I-Y.iih
it) God. Rev. Redden pi ;.
lie; f>,-soul stirring . i.i i.e..
? . ,|Hiring the seivices Beidal, iinr
, ' tet Roys sang thieo beuA ;T\.l .yam'
Rev. MrFadd- ? an-:
a beautiful Solo.
HISHOPVU.Jii; MAYS
St. John A. ,M. K. Church
Rev. A. J, Felix, pastor
Sunday soho' 1; was at th u - . i!i
hour, wjth Mr. \V. M. litouira
ing as Supt. A very fine atten iance
and the lesson was <p it,- interesting'.
The pastor eav?- a
timt'ly' rev iew.?A?1-.io:h wpoi f.une
wj.'tt the school Mil- adopt
minutes and had .scarrclv gotten i
a d liar. Bro.? \V. M. Brown aro.-e"j
, , and gave a. happy srirpi i.?e
'reporting .$2.1.'!,- lie I ad mill ct '1
during the week and Sunday morn
_ 1 irg from friends. The sc! l.gay..
Bro. Brown a rising vote of
. f thanks for his Wonderful work,
and the pastor declared that Mi'. J
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Ci'ilil r il L-i_~U 1 l-iiianuAS II. We ai ( _
t hnnli in;* 'the?f ( ?(" "'I1 of?II a to i oy i
and meiti'ioi s of Jerusalem M. I'.,
j ( lunch .or their splendid din'Ci
: a-'! kindness. \Y. are thankful In
(Viv Jovirnr and kind heart d tiran l
ma ter, i'in. -.1 aotes Tis.lalle. V.'e
hoiic that he will ever statu) as it
spelt naT 1 radt r~" I ft the t nited Or- "
die of Colored Farmers Aid.
William Brown, reporter.
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Bethel A. M. E. Church
Rev. V, A Janerettc, Pastor
Sunday 1-viKjr a lovely day Sunday
school opened on its usual ho.ur
with teachers .on*.'their job. Tin
U ssoii was Briefly.; taught and .'<e*
viewed by the pastor. '
At 11 o'clock .qui morning se)_
v ice began. A Wonderful sermoi
was'.dclive.red .by' the pastor..' .Hi.
text was taken srom - ll'd Psaln
and the 10~> verse. Subject Thv
words is a lamp to my i'v-|l .aim
a li?;ht to my path. The sijimm
was b.amifuliy diseussed at <1 explained
in a wiJy that ev.?n a rial
pipJd understand. A laiv. at
elidaiHo was present.
Iimiiediat> ly -follow inu1 die set .
.iee.tr'i. Trustees' Auxiliary hotfrd
lirhi its reeidai' meeting. A \*er>
tiH-!estinii' meet ins;.- A vity. in u-'i
r.-t it: a meeting- was hrld. The
sacfed coneert whivh was sp< n-o
d by AtVs. M, lv-Nelson \va.s qiiiti
a - success. A .very interestin,
pi'oi: rain .w as held attd w as, enjoyeo
by al! ".p.tvs lit. .
?41-i'Vt VI. Py-ttt-1 ; - jHtst or- of-W-es?
ley At. I-'.. rhui oh. SumnuTvtlle an
l!t v. \\ . S. Winstpn of Will; but
Salenv dined at the Paradise-('afi
tenia 'it: last week. \\'e were ven
.dad thavr' tlirm. Th l'aia 1 s
Cafeteria i's'ibt* next best plaee tkoine.
( mim in and enjoy yi.'ir
selves at any tiniy. we serve w it I
a .smile.
. W esley M. K. Clair eh
K< i. W. I'. Pyatt, Pastor
< mi i?i-i a in; a very r,.
: _ S'.ii'iay s^io'd 1 ; .
t*?-?i > ' in i.'t'al .'tall. My?. 'i . 1 i?
a-M.M' ' ii.c I!?. >" -\\ . S. >: > to!
>ur Rastor ..pono,{ thy sei;vico will
he. usual oponintf. I li?' RoV. Winslot)
was' :iit lodtU'-* (I., Ilo seloc. i
ll.lo.w-. 1 1 rLM-'J.".. firs H-Xt v.a
i.'M i'n !n <1 w i.ili sir.Ttt-sjiow.'i-.stn.i -.
I- *i sta'aiitiy". Wo woio triad to Ir.tv
him with- 'tis and -invito.! him
"Die arrant. . . '
Wo reyrot vory. much .to 1. .
of tlii- illnos-. of tho matin . of
'i roll. Sister |<ia l?ro/.i\ Wo \\.,
11 . 1'. a [> . ody?i . > .it . ry.
A?t>i Way nor Boone loft ...
'< w Vro.U on Wednesday, .June 2 i
m i' I, i.-i.and; also Mi".-Jus
Vrrlt.-r-.or- i.-T I'M -.-VMih.lT-y PuvK'
v.!'. ' > 1)*' will" spoil.! t ho sumiilo'r.
Miss Helena Braille y ha'.l as hoi
' >.! hist tic k Mr. .1. Waltor Ciorm;u:.
..t - ,\ i k.'ii.
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'lis. Wiilii M. (leant i, xisitiiiL'
it-la: ivos ar.j "friends in Atlanta.
' i' "i iria.
Mis. (Iia. o I-loyd Rohnson has
ottw nodfi'to Atlanta. Ma., ' aftoi
: o.tidi' o a week- with her mother
d. -. I'" ranees Floyd.
N'ow (ialil o Baptist church ol>oi
' o I < iiildi oil's 1);iv last Sundav
Viii.in.tfj * 'I ho. exorcise was oai'.
od out loy !y.
Mis. I.iil;i Williams. Mrs. K;tt.
hjipi. ;r . Miss Rillio M. (loo.- ntiil
Messrs iN'iil and llitfhtower nio<
tored fiuni /Vt Lanta,. (?{*tV last Sun
'aya Thai:.- . i?.any." i'viends \ver?
triad tp see them attain.
is. Frances Floyd is still <>11 th
,-ick !i--t. Wo In?|iv for Iter a
spev't'y recovery,. f
Air.''and Mis. Jerome .Goldsmiti'if
>! Seneca spent sometime las
vet k wit |) l elat ivt s" ami friends.
Mis. Rui.y livid, and, Mr. William
Fra/.ier of Greenville were
in Wnllmlla to see- Mis. Reid's
mother, Mrs. Nettie Robinson.
I'rof. Peeks of Seneca. Misses
Nellie (ira111 and Pauline Terry
r otored to Pleasant Hill Baptist
phurch last Sunday to attend the
Children's [ )ay exercise. They
npoited a nice time.
A. Million Dollar Wedding spon
IJ\ .His, llillinail .MalUsOn
^ivj-^u.ui tlur-AValhalla Hi- atr
was_ui*^i? in the: Wulhalla Hi aud
itorium last Friday night. The
proceeds from the wedding were
or t'he benefit of the ladies auxiliaiy
of Flat Rook Rapt, church.
Mr. Johji Lopgstreet received a
;i leg-ram last Saturday morning
that hi* brother, Mr. Alex l.on'g treet
of ('hydatid, Ohio had pass.
I, r<.(.( .niir deepest sympathy in his
In reavement.
Miss Catherine Wright is home
with her grandmother, Mrs. Martha
Owens after spending several
months in Atlanta, (la,, with her
father, Mr. Sloan Wright.
?MTsrMagtrte ~Rr 1 hitchtson'Ttrrttrr'
itiftg relatives and friends in Virginia.
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COKKS1H KY NEWS
St. Paul A. M. E. church had
a number of visitors Sunday morn
ink-. Rev. H. H. Adams of Greenville;
Rev. Liggett of New Zion
later the Eldei Jennings; Prof.
Garrett. Prof. Ring of Allendale,
S. C.-; Prof. Walker the county
agent. Come again. They made
things looked like Cokesbuiiy again.
Each gave some beautiful
thoughts.
The community was shocked Fri
day when the news reached us
that Geoige Goggins, Jr., was dead
in the Brewer hospital. George
will beTiTTssecI TrfThe Sunday school
as he was always there. Saturday
two sisters, one brother frob Baltimore
arrived. Mrs. Mamie Barber,
Miss Pearl Gogpins and Waldorf
Goggins; Sunday another brother
from Columbia, Mr. and Mrs.
Yuney -Gopgiiis; Mrs. Carrie Cr
Williams of Columbia.
Itev. Lewis "preached the funeral
The family has-'the sympathyof
the entire community.
Eliza Gohphin returned
home from Bfvwer hospital Saturday*.'
,
Mi#?s Jleiunetta Robinson is
-spending?sometime in the "Land
CM,;,." UI.n,l.>^nni-ni<i V r
Mr. A If rid has returned to Fishers
Island. N. V, ,
Mr. E. Robin had as his quests
Sunday Messrs Karl Holiday, Ernest
Br-unson of Greenwood.
We are proud to see Mother,
Fanny Pearson able to be out aitain.
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IIETII EI ~\. A!. E. T1II'*>V'H
Rev. S. A. Thompson,'Pastor
On Sunday, .luno-^l w a high
lay in Zion with the members of
the above .named church. Sunday
school at 10:."50 with the superintendent
and teauhars nt thenpost
of duty. .. ..
At . 11':,'10 the pastor preached a
soul stirring sermon after which
the invitation for joiners was extended.
Two were received.
At 4:30 the 'lev. S. E. Miller
of the Emanuel AT. E. church was
sermon to?t-Ue?faithful?woi k-ers
present and preached a heart felt
and friends of the Rillv of the
Valley club amhaterwhich a paw
tally was held and more than
$25 was rased for the club.
The Loaaue prouratn was jipod.
Monday aft-iheon at d o'clock
Ye Missionary En lies met at the
i full attendance and tfop.d col vnnu*.
of Mrs. Rebecca Wl'lls with
lection. ' '
Thursdav. ni/ht the Lillv of the
j Valley club met at the horn
I Mis. Verdie W'l/on.pn Wert Bart!"tt"
street with a full house.
We lefrret very tnuch to lose
'tttr devoted little orjranist, Miss
Ajri1.es Rprvse whom,death claimed
on June 2nd.
("hir loss is heaven's prhin. Mrs.
' <. A. Thompson is away to sum-.
j ui i school an h we miss her very
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j W_AI-"TKRKOIIO NEWS
Rev. I'. R. Tiller spent the week
v* otloii' T.ttioc vwit
ill *A?m Will' I v ? ?. v .
'ti!*- fri n ami acquaintances. Iicv.
F. IX Droller conducted a
viVy-^uoccssfal meeting at Mt.
/.ion A M. K. Church last week of
which the Mevt Fee A. Logan is
pastor.
Miss .'Adline Fuperson is away
'attending Summer school.
.Mi--. - Ma'iiia and Marv WrightI
wer. h me. the week-end visitino
! tin r mother and njunt.
Miss Mamie Best, the daughter
MT the Undertaker "S* "S,p"*qTdtng Tftfsummer
'with her father. .
) Uev. ! 1*. Johnson, the former
pastor of tiie Presbyterian church
here.' -pent the morning of last
Sunday in Charleston and the evenfng
in Walterboro. II? preached
j for the Rev. Miller and .tbp good
people at Hopewell Presbyterian
'church II,. and tb . madam" are
lioiu'V-'mooning, they live in Salis- I
bu ry. N. C.
Mrs. Bu'dibannan of Augusta,
was the house guest of her mother.
Mrs. Kaehel Maree. She car
4ied !h'I' son hack who had been
with his* grandmother several I
Weeks. ~
Miss Berttha Carter left last
, week, to spend a \vhile in New
York. Her sister has been there
! som'e time.
Miss. Ivenia Brown, Mrs.
Pi'i nvfc (Jerideau' spent the weekend
from Summer school in Orangeburg.
-Mrs. Rice Singleton was dis-'
charged from the" hospital after
an operation which was very successful.
She is at hep horn? and
iinniAVA/f
I "the funeral of Mr. John Luckens
who died on the 17th of June I
[ivfl-s held at Hopewell Presbyter- I
Mtrff church. ' Ho was an elder in
. Zion Presbyterian church for a
KOp(l meny years, but when his
.health failed him be returned to
!t<?r. Rev. J. M. MiUer, D.D., conducted
the order of service and <le.
; live*red the eulogy from Sam. 10:3.
j The first hymn yas lined by Rev.
Lee A. Logan, T).D., of the A. M.
E. church; prayer b ythe Rev. S.
H. Scott of Charleston. Scripture
i ss4.il- i>v u>c, Uev. J. K. Cearson,
D.I).,- of Charleston. Elder Simmons
spoke befittingly of the life
and work of Mr. Luckens.
Addresses by Drs. Pearson, G,
E. Henderson. Miss Ella Pearson
of Charleston sang a beautiful
solo. Mrs. Thclma Odonh presided
at thc. piano. The floral offer-"
j ing was beautiful and appropriate.
Mr. Euekens was a rare
rbnrarte, whtCh was attested bv
uthe great number who -attended
; the funeral from Charleeton and
, from his home town.
Presiding Elder Wilburn spent
a few moments in Walterboro on
j his way home from Beaufort,
where he held a very successful
J quarterly conference. He was accompanied
by one of hia little'
( girls.
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FRIENDSHIP HAFT. CHI RCH j
Rev. E. A. Moss, Pastor
Eeesv|lle, S. C.?Sulndny
school opened at the usual hour by
the. superintendent. The lesson
was-taught by?the ex-Supt.,?Mr.
J. H. Humphrey. It was also reviewed
by Rev. P. I. W. Brown
of Columbia. ServeoV began at
11 A.M. The pastor preached a
wonderful sermon, subject "Christian
With Christ." Text Matt.
17:19. After services the pastor
gave a talk in remembrance of
Deacon J. H. Littles who has been
dead 14 years.
? Masonic and HeValc'.s "of Jerichtr
anniversary program.
Soner?Draw Mo Nearer
Prayer?Deacon A. Brice
Welcome Address?Pea. L. B. Bryant
alk?Mrs S. E. Quattlebaum
papers?Subject: Be A Representative;
A. Harris
Education and Religion-?Mr. Martin
Marshall, Jr.
Addres^ by the Master of Ceremonies^?Joe
Jnabmeftte. Childhood
of Jesus.
Song-?Child of the Kinir.
Reading?J. R. Thomas?John oon
Patmos
Solo?Gleo Payny
Sermon?Rev. E. A. Moss. Subject
A man that has a friend
must show himself friendly, must
Stick closer than a brother.
Officers?S. L. Lee, Jr. Warden
L. B. Bryant, Sr. Warden; M.
Mannins, Treasurer; A. Marshall.
Marshal; T. M. Payne, W. M.; J.
H. Humphrey, -secretary.
In And Around. Town?
Mr. J. R. Thompson ~of Lexington
Spent Thursday evening with
Miss E- S. Marshall.
Miss Lillie B. Adgers is spending
a while with her parents', Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrcs Adgers.
Mr. and Mrs; James Brown
spent Sunday with Mr. apd Mrs.
Tommie Boyd; --T :
Miss Evelyn Prophet spent Sun
day With her parents,
k Mr. Ira Bates of Pennsylvania
is spending J* while with his uncle,
Mr. A. Whhler.
We rfre |'ad that Mrs. EfTa
Norris has 1 etuinel -safely to her
home from the Good Samaritan
hospital. Wo hope shy will still
improve. We are also glad that
Miss Viola Norris has recovered
from being ill for a few weeks;
i Sick list! Mr., Hubbard*
win and Mr; S. L. Lee are still on
the sick list. We hope, them a
speedy recov<ry.
Mrs Juanta Spencer announced
the birth of her daughter. Francis
Elizabeth Monday, June.,22ml.
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UNION NEWS
Mrs. Edna B. Atch. j son " of
Washington, D. C. is now home ill
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson Browning -of Id Fast
Henrietta St., Union. S.
I^Quito a few- of her friends of
hrothei'-in-law and siste:-in-law,
Mr. ami Mrs. R. Atcherson and
their daughter, Miss , Itosa I.ee
Atcherson of Charlotte, N. C.
Card of Thanks
We desire this method of expressing
our sincere thanks and
appreciation to the many -friends
of our Jiusbahd, Sam Fai r l'or the
onti ibutions and kind thoughts
shown him during his recent illpressed
since his death ; he was. always
iTiiti'fnJ for the interest and
cooperation manifested by his
Trtenrtsr the "manyTdo-nrL designs;
expressed?the high esteem with
-wdiich he was held for which we
are grateful wc thank tthe Under-takers,
W. T. A brains and Moorcr
Mrs. Lula Mae Far and* family
Misses. Ruth _C llins, Janre Caldwell,
Lenora Sims, Beatrice Jennings
atyl Rosalye Garner will vis"It
Mrs.ol. B. Lykos, Louise ?art
and Vivian M. Booker.-on Monday,
July Gth in Rock Hill, S. C"
Mr. Sam Farr, Sr. passed away
last Sunday nite after a long illness.
We shall suddi. nly miss liis
smiling face on the front porch.
.He js survived by a lovely wife,
Mrs. Lula Ma(. Fair. three son's,
Santmie, Frank and Harold Farr,
mother, live brothers, three sisters,
relatives-and friends. Ht> is
gone but not forgotten. .
Mr, Lindsay Fair, Mrs. Silla
T?n 1W M en TU/wl/Mln C1 ? ? . 1 ? .. 1 '
* c +ii, iiiio. i uo'via vjiciuuu tillU ,
sister, Mrs. Hattie Monatoris of
Brooklyn, N. Y.f were the dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Blackwell Sunday afternoon.
Mr, Lindsy P*rr of-New York
City arrived here last?Monthly to
attend^his brother's fnpei-nl, -MrJ
Sam Fa~rr, Sr. ?
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GREENWOOD NEWS
Mr. R. L. Gillespie of Greens^boror
N. ,C. 'is the hoti.^c guest,of
Miss Willie Fox. Friends are
hoping that no kylnapping Will
be done.
Miss Ma'jerie Diindy is attending
summer school at Orangeburg,
S. C. '
"Miss Lucile Brooks kTtTast'Saturday
for Philadelphia, Pa. where
she will visit relatives.
-Miss Maynie .,G. Williams is
spending sofne time, in Kingstree
visiting her sister and brotffier-in
law, Rev. and Mrs. I/. I). Gamble.
Miss Eliot Williams has returned
home after an extended stay in
Woodruff with her sister.
The many friends* in and arodnu
Greenwood county wro sorrv" to
hear of fhe death of \i 1;?Porter
Fisher.
MYs. L. P. Sanders spent the
week-end at home from State college
where she is attending summer
school.
Misses Willie and Nettie Fox,
Ware, and Mr. R.,L.-Gi]lis-,.
"{Tie spent~Tast Friday in Augusta,
Ga. visiting relatives and friends,
and last Monday in Ashville, N. C.
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BY HERBERT i
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EXPEK
I looked in her room - - a
1 sat in her ehaflr _ _ a
1 took out my pad - - an
I wrote, "O n{y lArrttng, "
T roflli7(vl nnw tKof if Kin
""Vtoogh long have our m
We've made a mistake, v
But darling - - we're wi
REPUT
This tiling is a vessel we
That is rough and unme
That seldom is calm - - Of
a fog that is blinding
Bold pirates traverse it t
Though the spoil or destr
But .rust ,for the dant&ge
Do they plunder, ^imprisoi
IDLE MOMENTS
P.v K. J. Del a'no
I ?l ?e ?
?nar r.ne .>u-ans to Me
[Just to calm a troubled soul,
Or wipe a droppiny; tear;
To speak a \von| of comfort to
luul,
V\ l.o has sunken in despair.
Just, to lend a shoulder tu-a friend
who are ladened down with earth|
1\? Oare;
In helping others with their bur!
den, j
I find mine easier to bear, ,
Just to love those who love nie, I
To pray for those who would on
I nie frown,
And to know my obligation,
To the ones that'arc lowest down.
Just a prayer at niprn tin J night
time ??
To Him vvhw died upim-trfe tree ' .
To assist in these dailv chores.
i This is what life moans to mo.
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Mi, '/.ION A; M. IV till'HCH
Rev. K. L. Guiles. Pastor
! .Little River,-S. C.?Sunday was
[another big (lay for Little River
Circuit. ,\Ve wore, bless all day
with .splendid services and many
visitors.
At the usual hour the-.Sunday
[.school'was- opened with the Supt.
Robt. (louse and ed-workers at
their post. The lesson was timely
jtaught and reviewed which every.!
one seem to eaten some houghi.
At 11 :.'!0 the pastor. Re'v. Guiles
I ascended the rostrum and chose
[for a text St-, .I0I111 lie must
he *+>om a win. livery .one that
i'heaid this splendid sermon, can
| truthfully say they were revived.
To- Rev. Guiles -surprise his Sis- j
ter, I'eai lia ITyinan. husVand, Tom
Hyman, son, L. J. l.lyman, daugh-T
tor. Rertha and Krintt llyman and
coujin. (dine David. They were'
triad to see them. ,
St. Paul A- M. IV Twelve Tribe
' lally began^Sunday m ining at
. 44 -410. -ti'cluG;. ---DijVj?-Tribe?and-Captain.,
Rev. A. lirvant and Hi*.
Hat t L? /liamK II, R |v. IJfryant is
from the St. Joseph Baptist
i dun rli; s>,'<'<ilid Trihi',-Urn. White?
Rdpv and .Mis. Marie Goree; 3rd
Tribe. Rev. J. Bryant and Miss
Anna Ward, Rev. Bryant is also
a BaptisT. Fourth Tribe, Bro. j
Bellamy and Miss Fannie Bel-htniy.?rFrf-th
Tribtv Rev. - B. trr
Guiles and Mis. Rojcll F\yins. We
were Very sorry tht. rest of our
tribes didn't show up. But however.
we had fine service." The St.]
Paul flood Women Rally-did haveplenty
of j*bod Gimps for we all
to eat. They leally know how to
serve volt. They don't take tiled
back seat.
At < > o'clock. we were hack to
Mt. /.ion to en 1 bur revival meotinjr;
we certainly had line meotnn?;s
doing the past week. The
good Lord seemed to have been
with j us all tthe week, it was'
iujit pitiful to see mothers and
fathers going down asking: God to '
paito(1 them of tbeii- sins. We
were thankful tto have gotten "lit
over on our side, during the, past
week. V
TTYe names as following pounded
the pastor the past week: Mrs.
Klneter Goose; Mary ,1. Bryant,
Mary F. Vereeli, S. X. Rogers,
Mary (louse, Mabel (louse, K. I
Bellamy, Maggie ('. Vereen, Rov-'
>v Shield, .Blanche' Gonse'. Mar.v
T.ayinyton. Frank - Lavingtoon,
Roosevelt Lavinirton. I.n<-in#tn
Ven.cn, Mary (louse, Jennie HanJell,
Mrlvinia Wilson, Missouri
.Boders, Georgia Gotise, Roscllia
C'onyers, William Conyers, Herbert
Oouscj Arnot Crawfoi"?.,- The
pastor sccnis_ to be ula.l of anything
you bring.
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nd a thrill went through me.
nd a thought came to me. Jr
id with trembling fitngers
OuTold love lingers!
ver ended
iiufs with this thought blended:
e must part forever.
ong - _ we must live _ together!^ATION
i
sail "on a sea
rciful, deep with despair,
- and we're never quite free
- - - - and sunlight is rare!
0 steal and destrSy,
ut-tion affords them no gain;
and just for the joy 1
1r. ii/i
i uuu ?va?q wcijuuu j/ctin.
MILLER CHAPEL "
A. M. E. CHURCH , >
Rfv. G, H., White, Pastor
- NewbVrry, S. C.?The assembly
of the Sunday school under Supt.
Floyd tvas very encouraging. The
lesson was reviewed by Rev. J. B.
, Davis. For
morning worship the pastor
I used Luke 24:36. The world's
: greatest 'Benefactor. Two wlere
baptized. The
out of town visitors were:
Messrs Clarence Latimer, Augustta.
Ga.; Olanda Henderson, At- ^
lanta, Ga.; Mrs. Lillia Hines, West
,Palm Beach, Fla. -?-?-?:?At
3:30 the Sunday school presented
its Children's Day program
Misses Katie Mae Hare and Elise
- ' ? * - C 4.1
Caiman nau cnarg.e ox pi ingrain
and the music respectively.
All seemingly enjoyed the exercises.
. Mrs.
Esterlene Miller was fun.
eralized at thy) church at 5 o'clock.
Text used Col. 3:2. ;
In addition to the quarterly
lesson conducted by President
Harris, .Rev. E. F. Johnson of
Greenwood gave a very timely address.
Remarks also by Clyde
Mart In, * a student" at Allen r The
League is planning for a picnic.
For evening worship, Rev. E. F.
Johnson selected Hebrew 12:1,
Lay aside the weights for our
meditation. A very forceful and
timely message. One was baptized
at tTus service. ? .
The Busy Bee club met Thurs?
day with Miss Vivian Ruff, under
Supi'i \ isor Quarles?and?Presi lent
Butler, the" club is planning a
Baby Contest in short.
Or. Adams will- hold .his Ilrd
quarterly conference with us July
12-1.5. Come out and hear this
great, preacher and thinker. J
Aug. 16, the trustees are planning
a. Big "Ra|ly. Over the top is .
our motto. .*
Mesdames Henrietta Young, '
Mainye Cromer are visiting Washington
and points North. Miss
Mildred Carter, Baltimore, Little
Miss Mary Lou Pratt, New York
'City. May their vacation be pleas- j
o nt
?Prof,-Odell Floyd 4&--home from
the hospital and ? getting?along _!
nicely. I"
SHILOII A. M, E. CHURCH
Rev. T. H. Weathers, Pastor
Suhday school aas usual began
at 10:30 a. in. The hour found
the Supt. and?e?cors?ai?th " ir
various posts of duty. ii.e lesson
was thoroughly discussed and
beautifully reviewed. High neon
services began on the usual hour. *
The pastor announced his text
from St. Matthew 4:13, selecting'
as subject "All Christians have
To' pray some times." The rnea- _
-*age was nicely and spiritually delivered
and enjoyed by all. On
Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock
the pastor and many of his congregation
went to Hopewell to I
preach and attend a Sons-of-Aid
Annual Thanksgiving Sermon. All
report a pleasant trip.
Mrs. Maggie Gallman is still on
n,. ui,.L- i:o.f iv? ?n u.,,.
I " ?-? ?"V. "C IW1 IICI
' a speedy recovery. The Prosperity
Underiirking Company is here
and aliv(3. Open to all at all
times. Can and will gladly give
you quick, decent and polite ser|
vice. "Consult us, we're always
ready to serve you.
Miss Lucjle Guiles was tho
week-end truest jbf Miss Fannie A
Bellamy. jA
Since two young ladies have
gotten so popular in the Little J
R;ver section, they are dressing A
alike. (Smile).
There is something about Mrs.
C. B. I would like to know w<hat it *
is. The girls almost fight over-.-;
her.
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