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I'ncre 6 o^y Jr) ^<u> < ^ t?> g I All news for The Junior Pare must be in the office no later than Tuesday afternoon of each week Many letters are received too late 'or publication. "BILL" Boys And Girls W ANTE D To Earn Money In Spare Time Here's an opportunity for amEUioug boys and girls to make money every week, all year long, by simply working in spare time in your own neighborhood. No money, no experience needed. We supply everything. Many boys and girls are now happy, making their own spending money. All you have to do to join them is to write to the address below and ask for full detail*. Write to: CIRCULATION M AN ACER THE PALMETTO LEADER 1310 Assembly St.. Columbia, S.C MAR(iAIIFT KN.IOYS KOI RTU Dear Rill. I hop(> you and all i''..our club i members bad a h'nr tin the ID' of July; it rained here : bout noon hut the sun canto out in the after noon and \\> had a >rori>d'linn'; W" had a iti.cn.ir and hall at tl.n_ schooh Our hoV> playtd Ret .< " Chapel; our boy? di?L not- -win Lie . frame. but we had a ir<? d time ; Quite a few folks from' Netv Yor.k New Jersey. RhiladtTphi i. Wash inprton and Baltimore, wen-' h<>m. - for the Fourth. Rill, we had : terrible storm here t a last Tharr day morninp:; tt sptirrd.-us pr?-tf bad but no one trot hurt. The crop' were blown down wry badly. W -!' I sold, some chieken an i ,f the Fourth, trot 2"> cents' .v'r lh '<? my chicken and 2't cnts p. r do/ ' for my dirtr's I thouihf that w:>riprht trend. Our club is -till dinpr nicely. So I?.ntr. I shall - om timie to write. Marear t Writrht ISADORA WRITKS Hero Rill. ' ' As it has been aluntr time sine* I have written vv?:: I will writ,, r l'O'njr lett r en account ?>f this. R:'' please put it nl! in. I att-nd'-' Sunday school a- "h-mai Ttrp And also- church". . 1!< v. Wilbun preached. n 'w?.-d J ? ?? :? ? They raised S'J t.'J t Sunday. Ril' we ar,, bavin;; S'-m-' bn wind storms.. Wo "ot a lot of* rain But it seems n?>t i<. si.'.w up. ltd I am learning nr.:-' just An. layintr some ;'<>: the Sundhv S I guess ..f will- irive - n:e m r " news. We' had a tree I'nurth < i July. Bill I am writinT t ' yii' ; to. he 1; keep the .Junior Club Pair.' up. I will hi' trla ! ! see it fall. < j letters s< nie day. Isadora S. Thome on SAJtm IK 11(11 I \C lllTTlK ' ?'? > ?'?Dear Bill. 1 *" ?.. JJmv aro you*? Fine 1 hope. I am still tr.vinir to < n.ioy thi- hn' weather, th< .yh it rains almost every day now. Bill 1 diiln't at.t t;d S. S. an ' Rprviei-s San.lay ha; w.-it S i"da. niftht and every ti.iny wa- X.)K. Bill,. I am hoeing cotton ever day. O'n by the way! Children's Day was a irran.! day at both | churches an i t a llarhVcu" Saturday, which was nice,. Bn'J the joke. Bill, was that t-yi iA'thirr' i was so Iff out he! ore -we yot TttJ'TT Will sij/n off.' i ours w iny, 1..;.. Sarah Thompson FRANK IS VI.RV HI SY Dear Bill, ' 3? How arc. you this time? Ver> sorry I didn't write last, wejd-:. hut' I was so busy at work until 1 didn't have time to do anytbin", I spent Sunday afternoon wit! som<- of my fnerids. I had a v< r\ nice time. \\'o are sure having some hot weather. W< have a few letters on the;Junior Rage? What's getting wtiiiajig' with the " TST?" liTbyrs Bill? I will close. Lours truly;'" : -Feenk Boyd' V1N A LE W RITKS FOR M KM BERSII1P CARD \NI) Bl ITON Dear Bill, T a K . r I VV1SI1 HI UlVUIIIl' it III' MHH'I' 1)1 your club. I hope yi'm will enroll my name and si n ! mo' a membership card, and button. Billy" I Ka V'cT rnmprvsnl?^r-Tf-rnl amateur points. I am enclosing one, hope you will publis.lv it in vour-,ncxt week's issue, i am going to try to write a letter -every week, Hill?Good bye. Vinale Davis WK WI1.1. STAND DV JOK From the Yankee Stadum one pleasant Friday n-k'h-t. The people were eagerly list 'mn.tf to the great Louis?Seh'meling fight. After the fight, the difcappointBeoause Max used tUat "old iTgb?rr~ with hate. Joe lost for the first time in his a?r? ? dThe upff;C< iY[ith's kkfai}3t winrn BILL CARVER*?Editor t c i, - ?. .TrrtTttrrtt DATE I h ADDRESS (I CITY ......... . ___ 1X BIRTHDAY 4 CISADE '- ? w / 'IOOI IX ^ 1 X Eill but Vris e*>upon and mail i | .j. stamped envelope to The Palm i ? Kill) Assembly St., Columbia, S. J !|! thy roll book, and you will reef iv rlfeer, j Hut- let's not think of it as fear, Max Schmeling himself, someday will see, I That otir Joe Louis tlie Champion will be. : ' .. -i Joe will conic. l>ack to the rinjjr,. lie will make millions of sad hearts sinjr. * ? ' ??? I'm sine he will practice hard and ' sound, ... - l-So he'll never airain be knocked down. ' .1 Whin ..'.Joe outers" the. fins again. His fame he'll be sure to regain: 1 We are all going to stand by him. Though the. lights be bright or ' dim. . : <1 . i \ et, he's only a twenty two years old kid, He built up 'boxing more than Jack. Johnson did.-*' .* ' , ' Through rain, sunshine, sleet ami snow. Composed by Vinale Day is, Union, S. C., age.- 1 W. M. I'.OWMAN APPOINTKI) 1M Itl.R ITV AtiKNT Special to The Palmetto leader St. (horge. S. C..'July 1. PJ.'bi; Word has been received here from '..'van; S. Campbell of the State S ami I'J. .T. U. -School t <> \l, ..... I o' ' ,.n i...on.- iiun w nr.ani .M.'i\itile> ' \\ i>*';im. your'*' (Mihmlnist av " i;i>tV ? lias I '?'ii appointed I'u^ i':i i?..\;r lit of that body wh? n il tat Motiis ("oll0;..e July- 1 o M:. B.'.w: ars wiil 'by' t" ..-at her tin- news ami |>i otridinv >f tli..- eonvi lit foil iiuily apd 'Vil h.'ni f?>. thy new spa pi# s aiui als< lilit a daily paper for t.lio heii.A'i l' tin- h'-atos. , ( !. sid w i it die a it11u;:iti To fho l iiioji. colored paper publish <l a 1'arlinirtofu- Mr. Down an i fi< i;;iy of TluTl.ovely Hill Bap -t Association ainl Mrllram-'. K.haaUonal I'nioii, Dissident <> M i : is Coll yi V. M. C'i A., asVociate editor of Tl'ic Cainiiu'. /ii'. Mollis < (>lk'y.'C Sehoc 1 J'pa" >r and Treasurer of The Durban Iinist. i ial 1'nioii. * Tiii- appoint nrrnt" canu' as-?-- ivnf'icat ioir of his ability a"<! har,j k in journalism. WKSI.KY M- K. CIH ID II I Hi v. M. I*. Byatt, l^astw -ehdol was opened at the usual .nwiY lejicners km)k eiiaritu oi hi' various elassis. Til acliin.n service was opened by tli cpastui'. Kvy. M. 1'. l'yati viio ui lis ei il a soul stirriiiif sen? .mm I'roni .Matt. ."Jul crapter and Inth M i>i>,Wliii 'n was very inspirii.u" ami iiplii'tiiur. Alter whiei. .hv llply Communion was adniiii.steivii. We had in i.ur midst, Mr, Herbert Ihoze and1 ? his hoio\?m vie I'ruiii N' w d ark, w ho made a flyinu trip here alter leavmn.tr o; tile illness ol their mother, Mr.-. I .a l>roz.-. We were jclad to have them in our' midst. Wo are als iflad <to know that Sisti r Dro'/.e i nnuh improved. Mrs.. iUith Harron ts returning to the Norl^ej'ti'eUme at'Ur spend a lew- we ks with her u othefa and V'nildren, (.1, \ I)I?I:N CltOVK A. M. i:. ( iiru( n Itev; ! '. I\. Houlware. I'astor <Irent' Kal! , S, CiL-.-K nday be-, uiv a fine day a .trood nt mber was o. t. We-had the devotion. The ( < . H'l I HM 1*11. UK' .atl HHUfV .- nil a 1\ w verses of thv 11 (. l.d!> ' ter of St. Matt. Aftci which the , a. t?ii" a: ceiided the' ?'??stand look !.is ."text front' 1'. aim 7:t:28.? "Hut it is irpoU fur me to draw mar to Cod : 1 have put my "trust in tin- I.ord (lo<i, that I may .. ukuu all thy* walks."' lie preached a soul . r-tirrhtg' sermon --.nrR-e; -we- could- say d d n<-t - witlu'il our hearts Were made to ivhearts biiin while'tile man of Cod t- Iked to I's by the wn.v. Aftei; tlie morning service w?l dismissed for recess. In the evrnint' we all assembled hack in th (l urch lor our Children Day piogi am. There was a large crowd of visitors and friends to participate in the nroirrani also a crow) of hear i s. V isitoi s are always welcome at our services. Sunday a"nind Cladden Crovc was a high tl;'V, Mis David L. Xylite' present, lie s home visiting his family and friend*, he will return back to his TO v , ? JO\ ?4, A N K - 1 ? STATE ? ... - AGE ------ X . it together with a self addressed Y etto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, ?g> C." Your name will be placed on ? e a membership card arid button. X I , . v | CARLISLE NEWS We are vervglad to have . Rev. J. M. Dawkins, Jr., son of Itev. and Mrs. J. M. Dawkins, Sr. of Carlisle, home again, from Boston university, where lie has recently .received hi& Master of Sacred Theology, June la, 11K5G.' He preached at Brooklyn Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion Church Sundav, Carlisle, S, ('. > kov. ! ;. i,. \\ likes was recmtly railed to. ta^e charge of Maple Ridge Baptist church, near Union, S-..C. Key. Wilkes is making good -in his church work. Mrs. ' Inez Waller - of Chicago, III. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna: Thompson of Carlisle, Route 1, She was 'out to church Sunday and uverybody seemed to he glad to see her. Miss Louise Hollins of Blyt hi wood and her friends wen -sfp-Sntoi-iiov.. tile .1th to sen MiSS. Rosa Lee Bnnvn. Tl:e_.'>rd quarter ly conference washquite a success at St. Litki \. M. K.. Zion. church, Saturday and Sunday. The class leaders inadc.good reports SundaySunday school was opened and call cd to order by the Siipt., Mr. K. T. Tucker.. Officers at their post. The lesson was well n a ! and diseusso:l~by the school. Itr. 1). (". Crosliy, P. K., brought to 'us a coat message front St. John r,:! : There is a lad here which hath livi havlev loaves and two small fishes. . Children's Pity program lx-uan at 2:45 o'clock. It was vti'y jjoou I . vf'ry. boily svtin cd to; have v.n.-.o.y.- 1 ed it. Children's, Pay proe. an will l>i> sit St. Kli/.abeth A. M. K. Church tli<.'2nd .. Sunday and. at Janus Chanel Baptist Church, the drd Sunday. ' Ynu arc cordially invito ! to at. tend these exercises. Mr.:and Mrs. .tannic Savayc and Mrs, lit he! I.yhs fr.jh WinstonSalem, NJ ('. .Mr. llairol e " Mr.- Clinton. Coleman. Mr. Cor.w L Sa\ arte, MTi Moms 11 lopknis, - Mt? !'i al: ami others \yero nere from the CCC Camp, visiting their paints am! friends. . Mr. Starks Coleman left f<>I Mi i hi i lphia Mi r.ilay of last week. ABBIlVlI.I.K NKWg Sunday School opened at t'e seal ! in* Superintendent Bos-, oti .1 * i|\ i - on was at his post and a hers * i re' oi th* ir. places. We v,hd a" pieiuiivl review by,. Miss Mat y 'P. ti r r ue. ? ?? - ? i iii' i iHTiu service of -Mr | fnrrTi * Mi-lto:; was conducted . "aT Little Mountain Church at 12:00 >Vjoc!:. She departed this life o' July 2 l'.'JO. The; -funeral s< rvi.ee of Mrs. '! ry Let so*.' of Ihodir. s. S. C was _ opiln i? ?i at Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church at :;:<?<?. She departed this ife June 2'J. lit JO. The funeral .setvices of Mr. ' ' 'lliott Doimlass were conducted" art'vph". r Chajvel at 4:JO o'clock: died Tlnirs'av. July 2. l'JJO. Mis wi V. Mrs. Hetty I tone lass arived SaturdaV morning to attend funeral Undertaker L. A. Richie had all n chatU'c. ? Educational Board met at the home of Mrs. Z hia Taylor Thurs lay evening. The meeting was con'v t d l?y Mis. O. Freeman after> Ljch the bu-iness was turned ver to the. president, ' Mvs. G. A. Mfnv. After the meeting a very delicious course of ice cream and " rackets was served. Mrs. J, M. Turner acted as joint hostess. M iss Junnitn Jenkins spent th I re k-end in Marrisburg with her 'ittle. friend. Miss Edna Foote. Mrj. A. Chappel returned to Greinville. S. C. Tliuisday. \m... \ t> c. ^ ? .-limn.- i>iuwn ini to:- i tn siiro with her brother-in-law last week. Mrs; Kmma R i'l '.'avc a ni<party Friday for th'e""'i>e?of ft** dr I- I>:11>t i.-'t: -('lun ch. NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.... Our ajrent will call at your hour to c ollect for The Palmetto Leadei hetrinriiTf? next Week. Please he prepared.to pay your subscrip :olv i:i a fev'v days in (leortfeiown _ S. where he has been employed for the lest two yearb'.f-< The pastor and choir will worship with the Pine Orave Baptist n Church Sunday, coming. Mi-s Mnjrffle Coler.inn is quite ; ill. We wish for her a speedy re- ! covery. " > i ' ? \ t E PALMETTO LEADER WF.fiT PATAt HF.ACII, FLA. Mr. Lemmie Williams returned to the City alter an absence o? live years in California and the N orth?Wests?His?nranjl? friends, were pleased to note tbe_iniprovement in health. He expects to return in the next fortnight. Dr. T. H. Vickers has returned to the city alter attending CouisSehmeling light at New York. George P. Coleman, genial Mortirinn nf tlio a;* VA ^ Vll? vltj ICib 1VI 1/Ctl Vlt on Monday last to attend, urgent business.. Rev. VV. L. Baxter, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church has planned a number ol innovations, tlis congregation is working like beavers and expects to begin building' "operations upstairs the first of the year. The State Convention will be held here and -there are great expectations . to make their coming one of signal honor, o Miss Elizabeth Campbell, was entertained by her cousin, Walter Campbell on Friday , last, at their home, 019 FoOrth St. Rev. Chas. A. Lang, pastor of Friendship Baptist Church expects to leave for the North on his annual vacation on Wednesday. The Black and White Garage has changed management. S. H. Savage, .Jr. Progressive young man of the city is in charge with | u capable staff. 0 iurs. uougema Campbell has .oft-- on her annual vacation and expects to be gor.e two months, i',;iting friends at her old ? home Albany, Ga. accompanying her is her grand-daughter, Morel Johnson. . Mrs. Carrie Toggles has returned to her home, Albany, after spending the past four months 'visiting friends. The Republican Club, II. R. Speed, President, hold their regular meeting at the Pans Hall on Thursday last and an interesting meeting was held. The Capable Secretary. T. E. L. Wallace wa3 on hand and records of former years discussed plans for a record vote in November anticipated. SIIII.OH A. M. E. CH.l'RCII Rev. T. H. Weathers, Pastor At 10:3(1 oVlo.l- Inl" r. - v .jmy /, WCI \ ICVS Vsjran. There was- a icasonable number .in attendance. The les, son was discussed throughout by all classes and Elder E. A. Adams reviewed the lesson forgetting no necessary .thluight. Afterwards .Lighnoon service began. The sermon was also delivered by Elder Adap.xg. lie read the thirteenth chapter of Hebrews as scripture llesson and his text was selected .'rum Hebrew 13:8^ He used as a sul.jt.ct "Unchangeable and Unshakable Tilings." This* great sermon was enjoyed by old and young. The A. C. E. League began SunotfjPWeiung on the schedule tinie, There was quite a number in attendance. Tills service was taken through very fitting and proper. On Sunday evening in the evening service, our prgridiiig elder gave Us another one of his fine seiimiiis hut mostly to th? young folk. Wc young folk , went awav with neiC thoughts and bricht ideas but not only the young folk 111" oldo' on,- also Tiad listened. Airs. K. Cook of Prosperity has' gone to North Carolina to spend a short vrei.ton Mrs. Maggis Gallman is new imhh.od pressure. adelphin is now spending a short time here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. II. C. (iallman. SI MMl.UV 1LI.K NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Ch?rch Rev. V. A. Janerette, Pastor . Sunday being a lovely day, a large attendance" was" present at Sunday school. A beautiful lesson was discussed and reviewed by Miss S. E. Miller, At eleven oYdock our morning service .begun. The pastor mounted the rostrum and preached a wonderful .sermon. He selected his text from the Prophecy of Isaiah 10:31 verse. Subject: The reward . of Patience. Ever* body being present enjoyed itJ very much, it was rejjlly a wonderful message of God. Atjd a very large attendance was present. At 8::'>0 o'clock the evening, service began. And as usually the pastor preached a very good sermon which every body enjoyed. t Mrs. llattie Simons is . ...ivm* nor sister in Kingstree, S. C. We hope for hoi a very pleasant stay Rev, (iiant, pastor of St. Luke Second Baptist Church, Summer-! villi, dined at the Paradise Cafeteria Sunday evening. We were very glad to have him come. We | were very.glad have on last week, Rev. J. W. Withcrspoon, family and some of his members of Morris Brown Church. % a : . NEWBERRY NEWS St. Matthew Hap list Church Rev. S. M. llalsey, Pastor Sunday School was in full bloon Sunday; all officers and teacher present, the lesson was caivfull; "taught by each teacher; afttr , which the Supt. reviewed the les ) son for ten minutes. i B. Y, P. U. 7:00 p. jn. You ar 1 ashed to como early and enjn I the program. 1 At 3:30 the pastor came befor us with a message from the 131s Psalm, 33rd verse, subject "Uni {ty." | At 8:30 the pulpit was graee i to have Rev. J B. Davis, H. Gr | liam and Rev. J. R. McMorru Visitors are welcome at all time: 1 The pastor took for text S John 4:6: Jacob's well was ther and Jesus wearried with his joui ney sat there on the well. Th service was enjoyed, the spiri ran high. The Missionary am B. Y. P. U. gave a reception a the parsonage in honor of Mrs Vance who is to be away for som time, Mrs. C. Halsev 1ms been c . lected President Of the Mission ' ary Society. Mrs. Elbertha Haltiwanger \vH . has hecn on the sick list is out a ' gain. . J Rev. Halsey and family wer surprised to, have 'their childt-ei to arrive from Washington, D. (_ ! Saturday night. * ' Calvary Presbyterian Church I Rev. A. H. .Reasoner, Pastor | ' The Sunday school service wa conducted by Mr. S.. W. Allen, Si since the Supt. was called away i (few hours. The service Vvas eh joyed by all who were present. I During the Children's hour th pastor's subject was. "The Eyes, o your heart." Text: Eph. 7:18. Th eves of vniiv linHdMion^inw k,,;.,: enlightened. He gave a little na tore study and told them as ou Heavenly Father gave the insect several eyes, so does has He given us eyes to see the good am beauty in ourselves, others am the world. At 11:30 the theme- was. "Levi Made the Suppir." Text: St. Join 6upper which was very impres pi^e. Appropriated music was used during all of the service. I Visitors: Airs. J. K. GlllUnw Misses Margaret Caldwell, Syl via and Dorothy Gilliam, j The Young People's. Club was conducted . by the Presdent, Mr Albert Reasoner, Sec. The topu was beautifully discussed by all Viators: Messrs. .Willie Bates, Jr and Bennie Nance. We say t< all of the visitors we are delight e<l^to have you any time. ^ m mm ? Drayton Street High Prof. R. F. Gladden,- Prim. The ?>ie day conference was quite a success. We were blgs'sec to have with us to open song ser vice, Prof. J. T. Jones and all o! the addresses by the white am colored speakers were very good The time passed away-quietly a> we wery- highly entertained even moment. munity Daily Vacation Bible Clas> last week were Prof. R. F. Gladden, Rev. G. H White, Rev* E. K Caulden. Ticv C A Pul M rs. E. E" A lien. " Mi's. 'Celostine Martin is also giving the high school students practical IIoni(> Training. Dr. (I, W. Singleton gaVe liberal contri hot ion to the Bible school and Miss Margaret Lark, a high school sTuilmit gave so finrs up pli.es for the school. Misses Theda Rata and Sarah Pratt of Winstcn-Salem, N. C, sn'ent Svnlay with their brother, Mr. Willie Pratt and their sisters, Mesdanvrs'Tlava Worthy and Fan* nie Mae Williams. Miss Ed 'io -Mae Worthy, their r.eice motored to Winston-Salem with them to "stay two weeks or longer. .J. - Mrs. Alice Lo.n.r has gone to New York to s and the summer with her neier and relatives. The Lucky. P.'r.l Social Club held their r<g''lor meeting at thhome of Mrs.. Sal 1 io Hawkins, 711 Sovth St., .Miss Sarah Hawkins. Vice President and Mr. Willie P. Ruff Chaplain led the songs, prayer by-Mr. Havre. L Gilliam. m TT T " ? i?ns. iiatmin ana .ors. f. iv. Hurst of Cannon Town are very beautifully bavin.? their, home remodeled. _ SHADY GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. (1. Glover, Pastor Quite a few were present in S. R. Sunday at the above named c.hjurch. The first lesson of the quarter under the captain of "The Coming of the Holy Spirif in Power" was studied and taught with much interest At the usual hour for churcTT services the pastor came before his hearers with a spiritual_mossage from the 24th chapter of Rt. Miss Lillie Rankin has returned to her home in Greensboro, N. C. aftsr a pleasant stay there. Brother A. Greene and nu'mhers of the choir motored to Rt. Paul A. M. E. Church Runday afternoon and rendered beautiful music during a missionary rally that . P.WILLI AMSf rUNERAL HOME I II'EN DAY,AND NIGHT | th Quality a)id Better Service fa Phone 9573 | AMBULANCE SERVICE $ LADY ATTENDANT J SOS Washington Street ?$ COLUMBIA, S. C. '{ ? ; ' * ? ?. ?> , Mui'tir iJtrt j? : : :: 1 WHO ONCE W e - y I'm nolhintr! I toil I'm mil innw* n* : ? And simply tin' thou Makes mo .feel t d And all of tin thing: Were little bos it 5. - i 3i Seem now. i miner.* t. I shudder, inside e e I liked it! I tell ye it. I liked being gr Besieged by ieportei Some vast estati e , And all of the goss Which gathers s l*' When one. is so fam< o , That evYything I I * ( ? | ONE MAN'S OH Do you fool juA'ficd cnlli When you are so foolish y s j Bo more broad minded ' t With malice for tlmso u Come, lot us each help thT And add t* our small raci o _ J1 e, HELENA .NEWS r. . . -I i^Tr. Giorpre Moffctt. died July r .1. lO.'lfi, born 1870, ajfo 5". He. s was a member of -fro Brown ' - Chappelle A. "M. E. Church. He 1 :1 left four brothers, one sister. ( 1 J oh nip Moff'ott, of Columbia. S. (\ Lula,. Sander, . Srabrook Msffett; of ^ e Helena, S. C.; Edd Moffett of i Gcoretown, Ky. lie was .we'll v \ known by white and colored: he ^ - was a hard "worker; ~l;o came in 1 i from work Friday night and. | went to sleep and never woke up. ' - MARS HILL BAPTIST ( HI KCH ? r , i *; ' ! . ' Hodges, S. C.-?Sunday was. a .( s iavorablc day for church troviv s?r?fr ^ many took the advantage .of it. Wo had- a fine SahbMh. s?di<>. .1 ' J? wU| Superintendent Stewart at " ( his .po,st of duty with Uache'-s an ! s. [ scholars present. I On last Sunday Rev. Cunt time-.1 j ham preached an in-pi-irrr s<m,-?c j mon also that niuht. lie preached ' -iwhil? our heatts burned with the. t j spirit of fire. - ! On last Sunday R v. rutin in.a- >T f I ham and wife with Deacon Stew-. s 1! art, Rro. J. W. Walcjrup .were the h . | dinner n.utst of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ;t ' Wills. Tlu^y reported a pleasant 1 ' j stay. :t I ?.trs. Mary Dottson was t'unern- ^ "?Bred p nitty at?Ml. Zion A-. M. K. ' Church. She was a - \veU?known y, citi'/cn of Hodjres. White and j colored spoko woj) ? " her. S! ( leaves two sisters, four children. ^ , j other relatives- and. a host of ^ . friends. Rev. M. Massy her pastor *. J spoke well of her. Ir-was had by the .Missionary ladies l' of said church. , i uurintr tno Kins ami Quern r. Contt st that was conducted so nitv ' :ly hy Mrs. A-da Davis, a wonderful *' , sermon was delivered 1>V ID v. T. ' H. Addison of the Little Mt. and ^ " Cypress Chanpelle Charires. The li ' j St. I'etcv choir f of which Mr.- 11 | James Finhy is leader ren leVdT' 11,?iiMtifnl "'"-ir Tli. lie-1 n I prize for the Kinjrswas received K by Mitchell Greene, younjr son of Mr. and Mrs., A. Greene. The Willing Workers Clrb No. it 1 of Shady Grove of which- Mrs.C. ^ Davis is Sec. had "its last moetinjr J at the home of the Pres. .After i the transaction of--business and in- ^ foresting talk was jrivi n by Mi s. it .Maggie Wright which impressed a; the, members. , After which (Le.)ie- a< ions ice-eream and cake were ser- J? -Ved by?t-hf hostess. Y f M IPT U A L FU N : f I'NDKUTA 1\IN(i AN Ambulance tot ui hoi s si-.kv it 1-: LADY ATl'E 101 9i ith Avenue l'ho Foxworth and Hartzog. Managers ' " ' . I SEASHORE E ; ?toCHAKLE 2 00 ' From loii -ROUND ProportSenate low exit mediate stations. T_ > Tickets sold for use train 0:10 A.M. Sunday only (Ma> thereafter to a.id including Se return limit train No. 11 leavi Sunday. rr? W. E. MgGEE, Assistant Go Southern Railv '4 Saturday. July 11, 1936 ittattiuiii T-1 AS . . .?, . ivu i ill!' irht of it . miall ... i that iv !)>'. o nic! " : : L~-i- ?; ? ai! eat!" * ... s on . e . . . ip mil scatters >U8 . matters! t . [ill pvnri iii vtr> ntr me foolish ourself?. . .'. ami rtop bcMKisr Minded of your race! ? othe^ n-complish? - ial .]> >'f! ' sr. PAUL A. M. K, ClitRCH Rev. It. I., Guiles,-pastor Hollo evf rybody, ho re .we. are; Sveryhodv had a hit? Fourth an<l i hig- Sixth. Those.days oujfht-to onu* regularly. All of -the beaches and lakes vole crowded out. The' church services at St. Paul ca<i s'-li-n lid all day. Tiv Sunday chool . was opened at the usital r. with?the Snpt.. Willie Ran- 1 I II 'and teachers' at tliitfuf post. The lesson was ^ood andtimely aiiirht. W ? a'ar'hefrinni.n!* a new |i?art< r. Wc h'opo it will be as ino as our nasi one. 'At 11the pastor. Rev. Silos ascended the rostrum and rnk his text from Genesis- 4th harte-r: The wages of sin is loath. Kvery one that sat under the oi u 1 el' this sermon was in a won lor. ^ 'At 7:T? the .astor a train nsen'd. il the ro.-trnm. and choosp his vt from t "e 1st G pel. .; i ;i" ;?n*i wrc, was tno >un lay 'inner enests, of. Miss Fan i and h'-other T. B' llnmv. ?*1_ o their Bn>. James from the s'ortli a-d sist.er I'entvirr ;??*?1 isslian !. M. Gause. <>f I.ois. S. C. No tim t!i v. ?Jr. J. ('. and renvy Gressett and Lueile Guiles ml Mr. and M is. S. li.dlamv. also !iss Fannie is riy'ht popular. Wi were sorry that we did n't re Miss Ai.ua War 1 out S:umO'v. ~ r TiT. pT~- I ~s'-v i? n . st Sun lay." ~ ? The Mt. /.ion numbers we r e ery clad to tak. in Id now in tors at tin' elos.' of their r >viv'*l. wein.pnd). rs .are always wolt me. M l'. ZiON INWTIfsT CilI'liC'II A v! vv successful day was hel 1 t .od vin-!: <> Soil 'ay Til ' uiidiiy seli'aiT met at 11 ;00 o'clock p ne.i by tlie Sujit., Mr. G. S. cott; ;! . Wonderful lesson wrp mailt l>y the Vackers and rivicwil by the S-Hot. . ?? At it o'clock n?s~ ill st.irrintf scrion was pri m^hud by the pastor, oV. M . 1 ! I'inn. Visitor.-: Mr.* Walter Melts is i re !'i i in Uinnintfimpt, Ala. visi"tf hisarnt. .Mrs. Martha Wade, ho. is nT and has hein for some inc. but by tin.' in lp of tin- . Lord h' IK' siu* -will ireovor. r-r Tie Junior It. V. l\ U. will meet unday cv.onir.fr' at "? o'clock at s usual hour. All members arc d<. 1 to lxe''present.-and visitors cordintrly-. l'us'/cnt, Master imi s Albert (Mark; Secretary, liss l.nt-'eiiia Simpkins. E R A L H O M E ~ ,1) Iv.M 15A LMING ServiceKKASON Alil.K I'KllliS INDANT no 222 Dillon, S- C( . II. (Jarrett. Associate XCURSION ? I :STON ,'MIiJA $0 00 Tuirir.sich* fares lrom interNo. 12 leaving Columbia 17th and each Sunday ptember ft, 19'lft). Fin.al np;* Charleston "a :2ft P.M. ncral Passenger ARent ^ay System .