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Saturday, July 25, 1936 ~V~ MILLBRANCH A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. I. H. Dozier, Pastor The Sunday school was good. Sunday as usual. We are favored with the following .visitors: Airs. Helen Kartell and her three sons, and daughter, Miss Smith. ^ Immediately after we adjourned from Sunday school the pastor ascended the rostrum and preached ~T a soul stirring sermon." His text was taken from Matt. 4:8; subject look up. Everyone seemed to have bec\n inspired >Vming the service. The program was well attended and. splendid. Collection $4.50. The pastor presented Rev. Gordon who preached a wonderful amnion. Mr. Julius mown the oldest son of the late Rev. D. M. Brown and the youngest debator connected with the Grand United Sons and Daughters of Moses of .Pamplico No. 1 Lodge; Bro. L. E. Wilson, wordly shepheard. The lodge gives him high honor because he came back and installed their mothers and -father- lodge. He has set uP lodges at Spring Branch and St. Paul and is still working. We extend sympathy to Mr. L.~ ? E. Hyman and Mr. Willie Judge who got their feet hurt in an accident. " Rev. I. II. Dozier was the dinner guest of Mr. Taft Guiles. We were proud to have had four gentlemen of Bishopville to visit us. They were the dinner guests of Mrs. Dopier Sunday. Mr. Gnat MStehel and Willie Thomas of Marion were the evening guests of Misses Pressie Cousack and H. Judge. The people here are very happy to have r?jeeived the rain that fell during the past few days. Prof. E. E. Guiles has finished summer school in Darlington for this year and reported a successful term. WESTON CIIAPEL A M. E. CHURCH Rev. M. G. Williams, Pastor Greenood, S. C.?Suunday services at Weston Chapel were all that could be desired. At 10:00 a. m. the Sunday school stajff was at their post of duty. A large group of children greeted them with an expression of joy in their every movement, to again have an opportunity to learn of Jesus. After the reports from the classes, the entire School was called into a business meeting by the pastor to elect delegates to the Sunday School institute which convenes the 2Jrd and 24th inst. Thelma Sims and Mrs. Ethel Carter -were chosen and Miss Vernola Pope and Miss Univeta Fuller, Alternates. ? The morning services tiegan at 11:15 a. ni. The text selected by the pastor was from I Cor. .'1:9. Every one present was inspired by . this message which was so niasteniuljy delivered. The evening servicp began at S:.'1Q. at which time the pastor delivered -another inspiring message to an appreciative audience. W e are-looking forward to a big rally Moday-Right" at which time a prize will be given the captain reporting the most mon-y over $15.00. 'We'll let you hear from it next week. Ethel O. Carter, reporter DOUBLE BRANCH A. M. K. CHURCH Rev.^J. K. pixon. Pastor Sunday was a very busy day at Double Branch. The Sunday S. opened at the' usual hour, with the Supt.,- firo: J. W. Dreher and teachers at their post of duty. At twelve o'clock. Rev. Dixon preach ed a very nice sermon; his text was 3th chapter.and 3rd verse, Theme '"Striving for the goal. A/V ter this great sermon-one member was added to the church. After these services, Rev. Dixon and Mrs. Dixon and Mr. Johnnie Sinner M. P. Jones and Miss _~~Annie Mae Davis motored to the City of Cttltnubia where they were the- dinner guests of Mrs. Fannie Kenedy. At 3 o'clock- the Seven Wonders were sponsored by the ladies the church. At five o'clock Mrs. Margaret Reed was funcralized. This was a very sad occasion. She was a member of Double Branch. At eight o'clock Rev. S. L. Glass preached, another strong sermon. Mrs. Clara Caugh man's s lister harf returned to Jacksonville, Fla. Miss Clara Mae Bailey has returned to New York. Miss Bai-. ley was visiting her mother, Mrs. Edith Holmes. Miss Bailey said she did not have lime to visit hur friends, she said on her next visit she would visit more of them. ? WESLEY M. E. CHURCH r.nlnmhiii ? Pnxr TVUwr-^ x?v T, .fiin^u uauiisc\i Mrs. Alm? McCollough's little grand-daughter. Bertha Valeria MciColloiigh-at qui; last Ladies Aid Meeting. Mrs. N. J. Frederick was "our, delegate to the Woman's Home Missionary Society at Camden. S. C. Miss Alvia Harley and Mr. Robert Garrett wtre united in marriage at Wesley M. E. Church; these young folk made a beautiful couple. Many were to witness the marriage. Another marriagt was performed by Rev. Mingo on the lltth od July, nt Mrs. Glen's home. Wedding shells are ringing in Columbia now . Persons name Mr. David Small and Miss Ruby WhaleyV" We pfayTof these .young folks a successful voyage onljfe's sea. On Thursday after the first pastor and family dined att Miss Marv TTnnlr'a linmo ~ -l .. - "V.fiv, ?*C yilJU^CU ouuifielvis vtry n.< | h; ma/ny | thanks to Sister Hook. V On Thursday after the the first Air ? ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. B. Bouler, Pastor * Wo are still tyijoying good sei vices at the above named chuvcl ?The- early -morning prayer moot ing was the beginning of our ser vice Sunday which added niucl spirit. . Sunday school opened at 10:0 -o'clock by t.t ho- ^assistant. Supt Miss Lillian Harris with the oi'li cers and teachers at their respec tive places; and many bright iluc es to greet them. At the close o the study, we listened to a splen did review by our visitor, Mi James Sawyer. I At 11:30 after preliminaries our pastor preached a wonderfu and?instructive?oermon from th theme: "Great Men. Are Talked A bout." I know I voice the senti ment of all in saying our heart -burned within as the gospel wa delivered to u?. * At the usual hour for evenitij worship, Rev. Lebrew of J one Chapel A. M. E. Zion churcl preached another practical sernioi from the theme: "Making Thi The Right. Choice.". The Senior,,and Junior Steward ess Boards with their Presidents Mrs, H. M. Young and Katie Solo mon are still having line meeting financially and spiritually. The Silver Moou club met Jul; I 14th at the home of Miss Itosi Miller on Pirlfn.iic Qr *u Pres., Miss Estelle Janerette, pre siding. | We acknowledged the presenc of many visitors and say tto then you are always welcome. Our Supt. Bro. It. S. Russell i still sick, we are still praying fo his recovery. l. . 'gaffney news Gafflney, S. C,?Limestone Sun | day School was pleaseed to hav< Miss Bertha Glymph. delegate t the S. S. Convention at Sumtei present Sunday to make her re port. Miss Theresa Camp and Mrs Geneva Jolly are delegates to th County Sunday School convention Miss Ida Gaffney left Saturda; for N. Y., C. Mrs Emma Block and daughte lflt Saturday for Chicago, 111. t< visit relatives. Little Misses Ruth -and Erness tine Rice are spending the summe with their aunt,, Mrs. Geneva Jol ly and relatives. Miss George Black of Charlott X. C. is visiting her parents. Mrs. Lillian Rigby and Mrs Susie Dowdli. are th?? iriio^tu a Mrs. DowdlO's parents, Mr. an< Mrs. Clarence JoHy and friends Mrs. Rubye Sexton of Spartan burp, S .C. is visiting her patents Mr. and Mrs. Felix Howell. Rev. T. SiniCn and Miss Blanch Glymph, summer school student of Benedict college returned horn Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.- Billie Roberts air Miss E. Rawing ctri Charlotte, N C. were guests of Mr. and Mrs J. A. Roberts and -family Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Billie Roberts atr Miss E. Rawing of Charlotte, Mi 11. K. Gist, Misses Willie" Ma Spears and Roniso Gaston wer the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs 1. A. Roberts at. their lovely coun try home on tthe Spartanhurj Highway. Miss Fairl.ee' Iiawkins and Mi lames R. Roberts were ?auietl; married Sunday afternoon. Th ouple leflt Monday for Washing ton, D. C. Miss Lorene Banner is spendinj the summer in alisbury. N. t with relatives and friends. Mr. Joseph Copeland of Unior S. C. is in the city working wit! the North Carolina Mutual Rif Insurance Co. SIDNEY PARK C.M.E. CHCRCI Columbia?The Sunday 'schoo opened at 0:30 with the Supt. Mi I). R. Starks presiding; the lessoi was beautifully discussed by th Supt."and teachers. Last Sunday being Ladies Da> the "ladies bad "complete charge o the services. At 11 o'clock Rev. Mrs. E. C Wflrren preached a wonderful ser tnon which was enjoyed by all. "At i:3t) a large^ crowd gatherei to paljf wtheb- last respect to Mi Gus DuVolf. The sermon was we] preached by the pastor, afte which the deceased was laid t rest in the Randolph cemetery. At 7:30 in spite of the inclemen weather the ladies carried ou their program, after which the re port was made as. following: Th men $113.05 and the ladies $115. 10. The men take theia hat off t the ladies and say that they wil surely beat them next year. Sunday is quarterly conferenc meeting, the Presiding Elder wil preach. - CL ' " ' * ouuway aiLi-nioon at o:.5U th Epworth League will give a Sil v.er Tea at the home of Misse; Cornelia and Maryetta Burgess 1908 Harden St.; the public is in vited. Mrs. L. S. Murray of Greeley ville n cT ayT^o v7~Mrhgo~~anH ""TamTTy S. C. and Mrs. Williaqis of Colum bia were jnvittd to dinner at Mi and Mrs. Joftf Capers' home; agaii we enjoyed ourselves to the high est. * Mrs. L. T. Murray received sev eral invitations to dine while ii Columbia, of all which she enjoy ed. We alsrw dino/l of \f> o?wl M... James Gray's homo on the 14th o this month and again we enjoye< ourselves. I am proud to say w are still thanking" the" libera hearted folks for their kindncs toward us. The sick flolks are Mrs. Fanni Garnes, Who is much better, sh was out to churc hon Sunday t' the delight of all; Mrs. L. E. Rose mo-nd is in again; let us pray fo her to be restored. 1 . * if " I Ml'. Z1UN A. M. E. CHURCH 1 Kev. B. L; Guiles, Pastor _ Little River, b. C.?liowily do i, every body, how are. you'.' We .. hope y.ou JUC_ keeping ui> with us. Hie S,unuay sciiooi at Ml. Zion h Sumiay was splendid and interestingly taught. 0 t ne morning service was line. ^ Kev. Guiles ciioose his text lrom . Daniel 3:6?1>Y. ilii/. sermon >' seemei to stir all . tlie souls oi - those who knew God. in the parf ton of their sins. The Communion was served by \ Sister Alnettex Gouse and Sister Ellen Evans, i, Since our Children's Day exeril eises were a little late, we had to e- put ol our .baptising until Sunday. . - The pastor had the baptism; a bout 25. adults as well as chils dren and babies. s We are preparing for our Mis: sionary convention which will be r on tire 30th of this month, s On the fourth Sunday in August h will be men's day and women's u day. The one that loses in raise ing the highest! amount of money will have to the winning . - side a banquet*' The captains on i, the men side' are: Profi S. N. - Rogers, Adam Vought and John s Evans; on the women side: are Sisters Alnetter Gouse, Carrie y Vought and 'Lulla Bellamy, a On the 3rd Sunday in August e will be a Popularity Contest. - There wfll be two prizes offered, a silk dress and, a pair of silk e stocking. This contest is officiatti ed by the young ladie of the Busy Bee Club, s Miss Celio Gouse, President and r Miss Reather Bellamy, See. The Senior Missionary Soeiety met Sunday aftenioon at the home of Mrs. E. Bellamy. They re1 port having a tine meeting. The Busy B Club met at Miss e Lueile Guiles, With Mfss~ I.ueile 0 Guiles acting President in the chair. The meeting was very good. 1 We had so many young men with us. We must say we had more young men than young ladies, and g to be at such an hour 3:.*J0 We had ( a splendid group. ' Our scripture lesson was the 12 chapter of Ecclesiastes. Our Bible verses will begin .with the letter C in our next meeting which will be at Miss Alberta Vereen the 4th Spnday. On July 1st was Mr. Henry 1 Evans 5'Jth birthday. His wife, and children,, at his surprise gave a big birthday supper in his honL> or. Some of the. guests were Rev. and Mrs. Guiles and daughter, ? Lueile and Miss Reather,Bellamy. 3 .MORRIS BROWN " A ?M. E. ( Ill Rt'H " Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor ' The services at Morris Brown last Sunday were inspiring and ? helpful to old and young alike. s A largo gathering of children lise tened with eagerness and alien? . tion to the sernionette by the pa's tor. . The pastor spoke to the lit tie ones from the subject "The Section Master's Daughter". The ':~"tesson taught was centered around ' th(. idea of having one good deed ' to your eiedjt. Thy large .eon>' L> glegation present at 11 A.M. were L' furnished a real spiritual treat by > the sermon preached by the pas.or. who selected as a text Rosea ? 1 4th chapter and fitlv verse. The subject,was "Grace and Glory, the dew of God". Hearts burned y while the speaker developed the e subject. Th Sunday school functioned at the usual hour, effectively. At ? 5 P.M. a sermon was preached by ). I)r. R. S. Lawrence, pastor of Mt. Zion-A. M., E. church. This ser? . i, man featured a program rendered, h by the young girls of the church e who have been organized by Mrs. Witherspoon and have started a program calculated to render etliej jent service. The maiden effoi't of this young group in the shape of a Priority contest netted $1(.U)0.1 j The Junior choir of Mount Zion . church, directed by Mr, dim. A.' n Harris, with Mrs. 15. F. Knox at | p the- organ, rendered several fine selections, and added much t?v the success of the program. Mrs, Inez -Young of Class Xo, - 20 died on Saturday. The date for the funi eral had not been announced up to the writing of this article. We regret the passing of Rev. Edward E. Jones, who was buried last Mondav afternoon, llis fun,j eral was held at Morris Brown on Monday afternoon at J P.M. 1 Mrs. L. S. Smalls presented the l) trustees $2Q.OO and the church home $2.U0 from the pageant on L last Monday night. Rev. D. A;- Mills preached" at 8 P.M. The text selected was i p Dan. 7:8. An inspiring sermon was the result. The theme was "The " horn having a mouth and speaking." "' Itrr W It- Rfftdtno-il tnwl ^ ren will motor to New York City ' for a 10 day trip. They leave on July '25 and anticipate a splendid p trip. Work has actually started on the s new heating plant. The. old fur '? naee nas Deen uemojisnea, ami in-i - stallation of the new furnace' started. _ __ W JBSt&Y --Suimnerville, S. C.?The Sunday school opened at the usual hour 1 with a very large attendance. Su" perintendent and teachers were at their post of duty. The 11:15 service was opened !1 by the pastor after the regular - order of opening the pa,stor spoke from St. T.uke 4:.'i2. He selected ' for his subject Lift up your eyes, f We all felt lifted up and inspirI cd as he .tried to impress' the 0 word of God in our hearts. . T ' The evening we were- riehly -fe4 _ s from Luke 2:44-45. Because of inclement weather the attendance e was small. e There will be a grand moonlight o festival given by the Willing Work - ers club of Wesley M. E. church r on the church lawn "Monday, Jgly ~ 27th at 8 o'clock. Admission 10c. THE PALMFTTO LEAD FIXE GROVE A? M. E. CHLRCl Kev. B. C. Cunningham. Pastor Peaks, S. C.?Sunday morning was very cloudy and rained a lit goers were lound 011 their way U church. Sunday school openeu at us sual hour. The Supt. was l'ound at her post of duty. First an second classes were taught by the pastor; the Junior classes was taught by Mrs. Annie Ringer ane the lesson was beautifully discussed and was very interesting Afterward the pastor ascended tin rostrum and" delivered a great message from 145 Psalm 13th verse; using for a subject "The Kingdom." Our hearts were made to led good <vhilo the servant 61 God preached, We are always glad to have Mrs. Cunningham with us. After services were over the choir motored tto Hope Well to sing. The Rev. E. B. Boyd preached another soul stirring sermon; every body enjoyeed it. Those on the sick list are Mr J. W. Nelums, Mr) ,T. A. Ringer Little Robert, Roy aiid Wintport Hall. We wish (for them a speedy recovery. ?? S1IILOI1 A. M. E. CHCRC4I Rev. T. H. Weathers, Pastor Prosperity, S. C.?Sunday S, began gn its regular "hour. The subject "Social Service in the early church" was well discussed and widcjy reviewed by the various classes. In the high noon service,, the pastor delivered unto his audience one ?rnore of his soul stirring messages'. His textr ip found Romans 5:4. The church completely enjoyed, that sermon. At .'1:00 o'clock on the same day rrnr?pastor motored over to St. James, Rev. Martin, pastor, with quite a group of his members. All declare the service was fine. On SUnday afternoon quite a number of Shiloh members attended a singing contest at Antioch, just, across town, where all enjoyed fine singing. After all the good day's service a three fold congregation assembled hack at Shiloh to attend a gnat Popularity Contest. ' The contestants were Rev. Harper of Alt. Moriah and Olive; Rev.?Wilson of Antioeh and Boozers Chapel Baptist Church and Rev. Weathers of Shiloh. IHClI/lDVVf I IS V l.'ti o T llililv .1 li V St. John A. M. K. Church Rev'.. A. J.Felix, Pastor Thc Sunday school was conducted on' time as usual. The lessor was reviewed by the pastor. Instructive remark^ were made by the .Presiding. Elder, I)r. A'. 'F, Spears an<l Mrs. Spears. During the nvOlning services the presiding elder delivered a powerful message till'd with much spiritual food. A large and appreciative audience heard this sermon. Rev. .1. S. Bonn, Sr., was a pulpit guest and made complimentary remarks relative to the sermon. The quarterly conference was a signal success. The stewaids report showed that a neat sum was paid the pastoi' and the presiding elder was paid in full as usual. All other reports were commendable. Sunday night the services were in hands of the Missionary society, .Mrs. Anna Quinn, president. H'rs. Hazella March, Vice-president hpdocharge of the program. The following took part on the program: Mrs. L. Brown, Mrs. A Ko D.m.ll... A!-.- IT %W 1 *-nn.(_i UIUUH'.V, .uxs. XI. iViarcn, II. W. Wilson, is. Lillie M. Edward of New Vork City; Mr. S. V..' Morgan, Mrs. Olivia Franklin and the pastor. The ladies made splfendid report total $15.00. The others will make their report Sunday. All names will appear next week. Or. and .Mrs. Spears, their daughter, son and little grand-daughter, Rev. and ..Mrs. Felix and child ren. Mrs. Fisln-r of Suiftcf'; Rev. Foele and .Mr. 11. W. Wilson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Franklin. Rev. Felix and family and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wilson were ^upper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Smart on Wednesday evening. KBKNK/KR A..M.E. CHURCH Rev. K. Ik Mack, Pastor Sunday school opened in due form with all at their post. The lesson was discussed by the classes. After Sunday school morning worship began. .Rev. Mack and 1J 'P.. -.1.... 1 %: 11^? > iwx. luviui' in 1'iiiun cnange pulpits Sunday. Rev. Taylor pleached a wciulM 1'ul .-oiniun which wan enjoyed by all. The usher board will meet this Sunday at the home of Mr. Thomas Daily on Smith street. Mrs. I.ottie Owens of Marion spent the week-end with her dauehter Mrs. I.illie B. Calhoun of Mullins. Mrs. Klwood Davis spent the week-end nut, of town visiting her sister vat -'FaWr?CTt-y,?N-i-Gr?-Miss Susan Brown is leaving for Columbia, S. where she is-to complete her training course at Waverify hospital. Buy. the "Leader" an increase the circulation. . I.Ki;SYIl,l,K Ni<;\\s Sunday, was a beautiful day for all church-goers. The Usher Board of Friendship Bapt. church rendered a wonderful program at the-Olive Rranc-h" Baptist churchMrs. Mattie L. Boyd gave hei husband a surprise party Friday night. Miss Georgianna Draft left for New York Saturday. Mr. E. D. Hartley is spending a while with his"children in New York. ? A V. . l ER I ZION BAPTIST CHURCH I ______ , ^ Rev. J. P. Reeder, Pastor i r Columbia, S. C.?The pastor is 13 taking the stand of a "Nemiah", j for he is repairing the parsonage. I ~ I he hammers are ringing-and the V work is going on nicely. And we ' d j want, every member and well wisher of Zion to aid her through ) dijs period. m A ?number of young men and m J women went to the State S. S. S and B. T. ,U. school of methods ir with the pastor and spent a day. We hope much good wilf come s< ! out of that trip. . 11 The S. S. was well attended on di 1 .ast Sunday. Tne pastor was tir- n< 1 d from the hard work of the con^ vcntion and the assistant pastor _uL delivered \he morning message. He ol spoke oil the subject "Falling S ? Short of Cod's Intension". "The ct evening mcssuge was delivered by m Mr. aJmes Abney, a young mat. cc i who was licensed recently and is ill a very promising minister. . There were a number.of visitors J. present Sunday morning. Among Jt them we were glad to recognize the presence of Mr. John Finley, -j ' Mr. Roy Finley of ltaurens and 11 \ also Miss Williams and .Miss Alston from Florence; Mr. and Mrs. ai Washington of Columbia andsomc .? more we failed to secure" nai.ne but we hoj)e they will come again. V 1'iay was given -Monday nite 11 at the church along with a baby ^contest directed by Mrs. J. P. Heed at el\ The total amount received was >t > $11.00. The . winner ol' tire baby jo contest was Mr: and Mrs. M. 11. co I lJaxley who reported ?25.00. The Metok and Saleda classes vj i met Tuesday with a splendid at- tr i tendance in spite of the rain. Mr. 2t [ Thomas Pipsey is the' president A t and Mr. James Abney,. director, re r The club is campaigning for one hundred members ages 15-25. Meet w - us at the church every first and X , third Tuesday afternoon and learn i more of the organization. The i pastor is giving youth a .chance, let us make , good of it. Forwaru march is our watchword at ZfoiTT We Welcome visitors at all times fe when in the citJy come and woY? | ship with us. ut The choir is presenting a sacred musical program at (3:50 P. M. s. Sunday night. The public is invited to attend. , Mrs. J. P. Reeder is preSehtfng \* "The Living Tree" August 10th. ^ SUMTER NEWS si ; 1 re During the past week the State I | Baptist S. S. and B.Y.P.ti. enn-ICi vention which convened at Morris <ci college brought quite a large del- g* egution to the city. Mrs. Bertha Ferry of BVuns- M wick, Ga., was the ggest of Mr. I dt ami Mrs. Albert Spears for a e.ou- J m i pie of days last week. * , fr Mrs. Naomi Mackey of Summer ; 1 ville spent the past week with bi , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Low- er cry. Rev. Mackey spent a short Si t wjiile in the city when en route R( from Orangeburg. Mrs. Mackey Sr returned home with him on Sat- j,< urday. .Mi's. Anthony Long and mother Mrs. Shuler are spending a c? upl. of weeks at Palmetto Beach. 0f Miss Pearl Williams of Atlain- ,ri tic City, N. .1., is visiting her sis- !*,j. ter and .brother-in-law, Rw, and Mrs. W. F. Crawford. ^ Miss Porter Taylor of 1 tailingten . is visiting Mrs. 11. M. Pratt and Miss Dorcas Gass. Mrs. Ethel \ntr>., ,?f pmio.u.i phia and Mrs. Jas. Richards of New York Citiy came to the city to attend thf funeral of their sister. The Progressive Federated club al held its regular meeting o? Tiresday afternoon, July 14 at the resi.lenee of Mrs. Harriett Parker. A j full business meeting was held af- *r tor which a very refreshing repast wa< served by the hostess. j w< Miss Isabel MoCoy entertained w< the T. A. C. on Friday, nite, July 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ha Theo. Atkinson. Dancing was the ; i entertaining feature. Mr. and : N, Mrs. Long of Washington, I). C. gr were, the out-of-town guests. A very pleasant evening was spent j en . and the refreshment enjoyed. ; Announcement ti\ Mrs. Minnie E. Shell-Wants her j Li customers and friends to know M that she is in Columbia this week da July 2U to 23 standing the state! .board.of Cosmetologest. I :it -I Crt JOHNSTON NEWS i LT lie tucked, his head upon his chest j vis wont to rest. j da His place is vacant, wo miss his | cries, j M He has made his home beyond Ri i the skies. an , The way vas long and he so small Mi -Hot .li-siis-parried him thro' it ali. p/; We'll ulti-ii* mini 11111-.. i In r 11 n (r h.ty m, I .He \vasr-our precious "Jiving toy. We loved our baby, we loved hiui ' But J<?sus Christ loves him more, i 1 He's gone, away to the home above an , Where it is peaceful and all is aft love. ' at J : ?' W5 . Hi^ pains were many he suffered wT But the Lord will see that he suf-, an um.-mzfjK i ' warns i fers no more. n TTFr hearts are heavy CuT we'll T try not to fret, Ut our darling baby we will nev- 5 er forget. e t< . nttei. I7y Mrs. AdLnu K. fpsoTT't ciliated to her inlant son, Harold. > A The Mt. Zion Sunday school is loving'on nicely. Mrs. Amos is y ; viiig tiie children to ado.ess the uuduy school each Suiuiuy in o'nig. Little Alberta lloggern was j1( .c lust to address too Sunday o hool. Her subject v. as "Win.' inders the4 Progress of the* Sun ty school. Kverybody enjoyed ?r address. ~ On Wednesday evening, July 10 ?* to S?B?S?<'li.ia met at tie, in.noe Mr. Minnaugh Amos on Bland t. Old and new business .was 11 led for. After the business eeting was over a dolicious ice iuisI- was served by Mr. Amos lat everyone enjoyed. v MrS. Orii. Walker of Newark, N. is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. ickson on Aiken street. Little Miss Annie Gladys Ryan? cut tht. week-end in Saluda with iemls. . . ' ... S Friends of .Mrs. Lucy Jackson c gia.i^fu know .ihat she' .is much tier at this writing. Mrs. Juiia Simmons of New ork .City was the guest of Miss attic* Miles on -Sunday evening. There was a silver -te51 given ^ the home of Mrs. S. L. Pope l Sunday at 5:d0 P.M. After a -trgiam ?wa^- rendered?atr?4ee urse was served. The program for the annual re- rj val to Le held ift the two t\ un- _ y churches* begins-"ilunuay. July . > at Mine Greek Baptist church, lso Shaw -Creek Bupti.-t church vival will begin. 9' Mr. Hammond of Ridge Spring as the guest of Mr. and Mis. q. oah Amos 011 Sunday. LAUREN'S NEWS . ' . A Mr. Leslie Gariihgton lutlt a 1 w weeks ago to spend his vacaDn in New York City with his tele (Bishop) John Gairlinton. Mr. J. W. Matthias, Jr. is also _ tending1 his vacation in Tenn. ith his une'le, Rev. Barksdale. ] We.are sorry to report Airs, annie Jones confined to the city tspital. Her daughter, Mrs. osa Mack of N. V. is at hei,Ni?ed- < do. We. \vi?h for her a speedy covery. We ai?i glad to report Mrs. Drine Oliphant -who" has' been q itically ill is able to be up a- ^ in. * The children of Mrs. Andrey anzer arrived in .the city a few i.vs ago- to visit their grand other, Mrs. Davis. They are oni Pa. Mrs. H. T. Thacker oif Spartan- (j n g. spenj. Sunday with her parits, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Herd, q, le is leaving Thursday; ..for 1 oanoke, Ya. "where she .'will lend her vacation; we wish her a asant stay. 1] Mrs. Mary Moore, Miss. Carrie lark. Mr. Moore, Little Miss zalee and Mrs. Josephine Clark _ Greenville, were the house. icsts of Mrs. Lillie Mae Christoler a few days ago. Little Miss Reaulah and Charbs rooks left, for thei'r home to iimiu men- vacatton Sunday. WOODRUFF NEWS 1] Trinity A. M. K. Zion Church ( Sunday school opened at the u>u hour, with Supt. and all teach- ^ ? at their post, dfl duty. ??j Mr. Reed Alexander of Kings >rt, Tern. visited relatives and tends here last week. .. Mrs. Flla Barnett spent the eek-end in Spartanburg laot -t ?ek. " Mr. and Mrs. .George Downs ? ivo returned home after sper.dK the past week in Asheville, Qj - -C. They reported, having a and time. Mrs. Dot Linder spent the week d in Spartanburg, S. C. ** Mr. _L. .R?FraisoiV-a-'-rvpresenta iv of the North Carolina Mutual _ A- Insurance, Co. is the guest of " r. David J. Wilburn for a few 1>'S- . ' 8 Mrs. Francis Foster is recuper- 11 ing from an operation at the g ?neral hospital in Spartanburg. Mesdames F.vi'lv'nn T\?. . .. if'Ulll, i-'Ul J ruler and Mr. Ralph Wilburn sited the sicle room of Mr. StokGarrett at Gray Court last FriSick list: .Mrs. Chostine Foster. 1} r. Mozoll Rice and Mrs. Rachel cc. Coming: as a shock to relatives ? d friends- here w;is the death of rs.- Reed Alexander in Kings Pt irtT Tenn?Monday, ?he passed- ? -ay while hf-r jnishand was hero ABBEVILLE NEWS Mrs. Georgianna Bailey Alexder passed to the great beyond ter an illness of about 3 months the Memorial Hospital. She is (tf a most kind disposition lich won for her many friends. m deceased ..wa.a-af.__a Christian. _.J d upright character being a 13 tins: the sacred Sa ns to our compe- IS-zl iderstanding, dipk Service insures' 1 e t e compliance I the inviolable nd desires of the MHB \ I nember of St. James A. M. E. :huwtt. She was funeralized Sunday at o'clock, the eulogy being deliverd by Rev. W. S. Mims, her pasor. prayer was offered by Rev. until-. Obiiuifry "WITs read by"" liss Mary T. Green, solo, Miss zalee O, Whit?. She was laid to rest in the Lake iew Cemetery under many beauful flowers. The deceased leaves to. mourn er loss two brothers, two sisters, ne niece and a host of other datives and friends. PROFESSIONAL CARDS )R. A. R inwiMerixj ? V-AAilUV/Al SURGEON Iffice; 1323V? Assembly Street Phone 3469 Keaideruj^ 919 Oak Street^ Pnone 8740 iKV. J. H. JOHNSON Office: 2029 Marion Street NOTARY PUBLIC ealer'ln Real Estate, performs arrlage ceremonies, writes wills, reds, morteapes. _claims, etc. * Call to See Him ffice Phone 84Q7 Res. 67.|3 N. J. FREDERICK ttorney-at-Law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State "and Federal 119 Washington St., Cola.,,S. C. r1 DR. H. BLXOOPEf Special Attention Given te Die eases of the Gums Geld Grown and Brkft West A BpeesaKy ffice Phone 0429 Roe. alv120 Washington St., Cola., 8. C. DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon flice Hours: 9 to 10 A. M.; 1 to i. P. M. 6 lo-SP. M. pecial Attention Given Disea9e? Of Women. Office: Residence: 125 Washington 2280 Hampton Phone 6429 Phone T064 DR. J. G. STUART ' Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately. umce .riours: Telephone: 1:00 to 1: P. M. Res. 4692 POO to 8:00 P. M. Office 379$ Office: Residence: >30 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St. Officc'TIoxirs: Telephone: A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8876 I P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle -> Physician and Surgeon iseases of Women and Children A Specialty. j Office: Residence: 3 16 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S. -C.. Office Hours: Phones: 1 to 9 A. M. Office 6033 to 2 P. M. - Res 6798 ! to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician Office: Residence: 07H Washington 1416 Park ' rer Victory Saving Bank, Columbia, S. C. 'r* m, lone 7811 All classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Ilallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTION S Sundays by Appointments Office: 2369Gervais Street Columbia, S. C. )r. H. G. Thompson U?./> 1 13 1 23 I j Assembly St. Columbia Phone 3466 >l|d (.jrtow ?Bridges?Plate* a Speri ilty. Extractions Made Painless Winnsboro Wednesdays and turdays at A. Russell Building. Phone 219 Office Hours: Telephone!: 30.A, M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6033 Residence 8873" Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST llingr. Plates, Crowns, Bridge* Sunday by AppulnlmBiH Anesthesia a Specialty ? ?-~4a