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Page 6 j^. Jill All hwi for The Junior Pace muat be in the office no later than Tueeday afternoon of each week. Many letter* are receive^ tee late for publication. ? "BILL" Boys And Girls WANTED To Earn Money In Spare Time Here's an opportunity for amtfttioue bays and girls to make money every week, all year long, by simply working in spare time tn 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 details. Write to: CIRCULATION MANAGER THE PALMETTO LEADER 1110 Assembly St., Columbia, S.C THOMASENA SENDS JUMBL KLETTERS Dear Bill, Haw nnn otut oil #! ?.. 4 bers feeling today ? fine.'I hope. . Bill we are having some* hot I ' weather, i am sending in some i JlMtiLK I.KITEKS 1. Siht . * 2. Lasscei . ? . ; 3. Pastegam : I 4. Ylxileot > . 5. Planemo.no ' < 6. Blazoyrn 7. Y nicer 9. Zmora Answers: 1. This 2. Classic 3. Pastmage . 4. Xylotile > 5. Monoplane 6. Blazonry 7. Emery Yours truly," . Thomasena Page SORRY TO DISAPPOINT .Dear Bill: I guess you ami a -number.Ad other .readers of our paper were disappointed when you- failed t? see my letter on the Junior Pain last week and 1 was too .when, i failed to gt, it in or. time a? I had _ planned but the Postman slippe<. by and after that it was too km to get it to you mi. time. However I will toy hard not"; to dis appoint you all again. ? I note that the .drought' is stil on in tht West but I am glad w. are having good season^ and the .1. . young crops are growing nicely. We had a lively Sunday 'school a usual also good services. t^urti a few vistors were present, among them were Mrs. Geneva Young o Greenville; hop* daughter,. si<tei and brother; also Mr. and Mrs. Brevard; Misg Alston and sistei all of Washington, 1>. < ?M TV - Wright of Beaufort and Mr. Pew is; aunt Manervia Diggs v.lp> i- . the mother of our church and i also 100 years old, held her faultily reunion. The church sent her a nice donation. Bill I attended the Sunday sciTo . and B. Y. P. U. convention at Mo! , ris college and "did we have a nice time. I saw quite a few o my old friends ami made many' new ones. I would like" to~tr+l Vm-sorne of the things learned, hut i cannot take all of the space from - the others, so I?am sighing < tY. h MARGARET WRIGHT, Reml/ert, S. C. CONGAREE NEWS Bear Editor, please allow me space in your valuable columns to insert a fe\y lines: The farmers in "this community have been very un fortunate this summer/ in getting their crops up. We haven't had hut two good rains here this i summer. Our cotton is very- . young; the cotton is only two or , three weeks old and this is the last of July. Still we are trusting | in our heavenly Father to take * care of us as He always has: let. us continue our laith in ilmv an i he will bring us out more than. ~?? conqueror ' Mrs. P. J. Taylor who has Tr7t~ on her vacation since July 1st will return in the near future. She , left for Baltimore,1" Md. July 1st 1936 to visit her daughter, Mrs. } Boston; leaving Baltimore, Md. on ; ' the 3rd for Atantic C'itv. X. J. to j visit friends; at that point Running to Baltimore, Aid. July Kth, to the home o?*. her daughter, Kosa 1,. ~ Boston Where, she will sp..nj tli.* '< rest of her vacation. She n ports ' a joyful trip to the various cities.. P. J. Taylor, reporter GAFFNEY NEWS Mr. [Charles Goode, returnrd home Sttmfay after vlsitmcr ''riemhe ip Washington, D. C . Baltimore, f Md., and New York City. t< Prof, and Mrs. A. C. Hightowcr 1 r.. , and little daughter, Olarriso of ' Ridge Spring:, S. C., have return* d I home.- --They- were?plea-saRt- -v.Ui.--._? tors of Mrs. Hightowcr' parents, I Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kirby. Prof. E. Whittingburg of Green ville, S. C.?-Left?Saturday, a't^r u spending three weeks with his j brother, Mt. Daniel Whittingburg. v ? s , ? fe; ' ... . . , . . r ' <gh* ijofjfitc liTH'?; r.Kf aQ^t Minnrr^ BIlX CARTER, Editor APPLICATION '' " DATE r N AME r. :..b..... ADDRESS CITY ^ ... i BIRTHDAY X GRADE ? 'IOOL _ i) Fill out fcris coupon and .nail it t< .j? stamped envelope to The Palmetto V 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. 3jfhe roll book, and you will receive a n Miss Kloise Bethea of I'hiladel. etl phia, Pa. is visiting h r brother an; and family. Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Lei Bethea and Master Harriet BetheaOn E. Berfort St. I Wi ?Mrss-Jessie B. MoDowell had as an* her week-end guest, Miss Jose-j vis phine Wood of Cowperts, S. C. I Mr \t ? _T P. Pv/uv.t rim! ' fnniilv r*T I ^ Washington, D. C. are visiting his nu Itm'thi'i' and wile, Mr, and Mrs, jer Foruat Bit>wn, on E. Smith St. . - Le< Prof. and Mrs. J. F f:i*ffney spent the,week-end at home on E. vis Frederick "SO. Mrs. Gafi'ney's - istcr and brother-in-law. Mr.?and Sih Mrs. F. M. Davie r?'.l High Point, \*. C. motored here with'them for . he week-end. Miss Veatrice . Glymph swent he week-end in Henrietta, N. C. . 1 is guest of Miss Wil'nu; Watkins. thi; Miss Willie Mae Spears' many ( 'rieiulc are glad to "see her out vac r t< r several days llness. 3 Limestone church has been for ib ase 1 to have Rev. S. Mnddox ol 3 Donalds, S. C, to act as pastor We luring tlie absence otf' Rev. A. A. I Mms, Members and visitors en- is t oyi?.i listening, to his inspiring \ wumons. . imj tha <T. STEPHEN A. M. Er CHl'UCH fun Mr, Rev. 1). N. Wilson. Pastor nes Sunday, duly l'-'th we were very mil leased, to have our Presiding El- Cui ii r with us all day*for the third juarlerly. conference. Dr: T. J. a iles is <u very Jolly and presides i" fair, and s'ltiare to all that lu always filing sunshine into lxis ( "hi ei antes. mu At the morning services h< are -in lor a text Phil. <5:11. .Hi wis -ri ve imany instructive "pictures I bowing that in the midst of fhi che ( lines v?t" (Jod to man in general '-s not contented. Many souk w,t 'juiced. as he delivered the uc ,n ' lir message. Public?collectioi - a-.- ln.tiu. -1..1 __ ] ^ Sunday ' school was largely at nod with suncrintendenf. and , e's acln-rs on the job. The "Sunday liool' v. ill have an ice cream sah a;; \t Monday on the church yard. " Kveryo'ne;'is invited to the sale al ?d matinee for for the little folk J ? Uro. .John Sahl> president-of tin f ^ \. (.'. K,'League is away on a jot ^'1: ;i (itei lyville, S. C. but was back n'e n time tor the league meeting tor Sunday aftci n<on.. et At S:00 j>. m. our presiding eldei aec .main ( reached a noble sermof "ef| com llel?. He explained ii ^ k*:i tit i f11) 2i t1 * 1 in<t nipt i vo u-mv/K **' ?av man is.'carried off by falsi ii'ctri:.i*. Ik- also said thy Metho- tloj list in general don't teach its doc line enough and that if we new innie-7of our church doctrni ,olJ we >voul<i love our church more. uo.1 i'his woi derful message .was glad- v y received hy rejoicing souls. a * On Monday evening at 8 o'clock * Mr. T. I Miles held our' thin ' . luarterly conference,. All reporti leVy. eiiod. I he conference votei o give n,o. . .John Sa5ir loca 1 hl leather's license. The elder re iua ated how ne: i ssai'V it is that ali t, <>ca! tnachcrs attend ' Snnilai .< Ihm.i1 rd especially class meet. a c pes ami bve feast meetings be- 4 aii.-c non-attendance means no ' ? ict-nss. (^nite a errand quarter \vi .. >a<! because we paid the presiding ' !<lfi. .Mi. T. .J. .Miles, embalnter ante for the elder on Monday . ? v< niner. All were glad to greet . lint again. ' Or. .Monday evening, July G a meat calendar supper, sponsored >v- .Mrs. Flossie Wilson, was put ^ ?ver with great success by -the g . ni-smnary sisters. The . twelve " ^ ables were decorated beautifully' ^ epresentiug the months of the- ' . ear. Everyone seemingly .en- l i'\'ed their supper of"twelvg dtf- "s < rent things. Several compli- ' ^ mnt^ were given the missionary 4 . mors,?i i ^ p? Sister Minnie Rogers, our mis ior.ary reporter, is visitng her | laughter, Mrs. Jennie Belle Greene cu. n White Plain, N. V. She sent ^ >a<k a dollar to help the calendar jtfl( upper. We have already col- ^ noncy to come in for suppers. ndoists will sing at our church Sunday afternoon, July U> at 4:30j^y i.'.ch t k. -Kvervnne i? inuitorl - v; i OWENS, NEWS * 1)a nes Ml. ("armel A. M. E. Church . J Rev. .1. W. Thomas, Pastor '*?" -Ktmdrty was a very peasant' day Pai or church {*601*5. Rev Thomas as- ^ ended the pulpit 11:45. He se^ 'Un eeted Daniel 0:10, subject "Pray- ycs i s of blessings for our souls. The , E. .ord followed with showers of | x.r... A/fKtQi'_he ,l\a(L l?ivej} us show;- ret tessings- lor our crops wTfkTT WCre wet pry helpful. : ant At 5:00 o'clock thte League is ave a Silver Tea, v/hich was en- 1 oyed by all who attended. We W?i >ish to thank all those that help- she I 1 __r TM aferfj he wh . J)?! < a j 1 BLANK X fro ' A SUl 193: 4 Til A enl Le _-. < y sex STATE A wa \ pi( ?- AGE 'I Ma . ?[. vei !I "T X On xgether with a self addressed X {? i Leader, Bill Carver's Club, 4 Your name will be placed on J tirr lemberflhip card and button. ^ and those that didn't. Wheji v one need help call upon the (]a, ague and thoy -wiit answer.? 7..., Hisses. Willie M. Saxon, Evelyn .1 Iliams, and Janie M. Williams *" 1 Mr. Benriie L. Williams were t iters 6f their cousin Sunday. ' s. Carrie E. Lewis. str Hessrs Johnnie Carter, Bubbei ,1U dson, Navan Boston, Jessie Do? ma and Adjet Martin, Misses Rose ' ? Carter and Mamie Lee Hud- -ian t and Mrs. Clara Dozier were the itors of Mr. and Mrs. Isaae soli vis. They also stayed for the .ha rer Tea.*- " ^ , ties COKESBURY SPECIAL u?)( - . . vvhi ^he farmers are very busy ins, section although it's still dry. !'?' )ur dolks are leaving for. theii am ation. uiu rlrs". M. M. Clark left Saturday Go* New York City. ; Tin ill's, Francis G. Mosely left / dnesday fdr New York City. All kittle Ruth Nash of Eauston, Ul. by he guest of Little Lucy Adams. a,ft Ve are proud the sick' are all ^at moving at this writing;-^-Those ^ut t attended Mrs. George Long's (m(j icral Sunday are Mrs. A. Steale , and Mrs. S. \V. Robinson, Er- * , ' t, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cum. , 1 lgs and mother, Mrs. Emma !v? timings. Gr< WINNSBOUO NEWS act sih \N . A. Ross, Renorter ??., k'assional showers ?re bringing ;ia\ ch relief to drought stricken ... i as. Many crops revive as long vt>,. bed for rain comes. jj,.. lev. E. G. Gallman, pastor of Zion Pilgrim Baptist Church conducting a revival meeting T. h Rev. Clark of Spartanburg 11 charge. .They are so far hav- ur a great success. 'as* diss Martha Cunningham is in aiu' irianburg, S. "C. visiting soinX the itives. . ' da.\ diss Ruby Bates of Greenville .1 ; been visiting Rev. ami .Mrs. a | G. Owens. Miss Bates return- lSl home Monday afternoon alui. of bort st^y- 1 dr. B. 'Jr Mcintosh and mothcu tit s. Sarah A. Mcintosh accompa- t|K, d by Mr. W. A. Ross, Jr., jino- ^.j ed to Columbia last Sunday t< . s Miss Alice Mcintosh who has ii anviiviiii? summer scnooi u. ledict and Allen. ' a rhey were accompanied back by 's" s. Mcintosh's sister, Mrs. Alict mson, who will spend her vaca- F r< a here. v i 11 Mrs. Carrie Roseborough, hei of, lghter, Miss Margaret Rosebo- of igh, little Miss Virginia Rose*. pR. ough left last Sunday for Ashe- out e, N. C., where they will speiUi i vhile with relatives. p. Mr. M. L. Hills and Mr. Arthur [j ' Johnson of .Chester stopped a ,. / minutes at the home of Mr. # ' j1 Ross last Sunday alter noon. ant sty .were. on their way to Co- 'as lbia to visit friends. >n lev. "J. M. Beatty and Supt. 0. the Manigault attended the S~.~ S. wil 1 B. Y. P. U.. State convention no? Morris college in Sumter. '1 he> h reported a pleasant trip. Ir. and Mrs. George Counter Miami, Florida are here visit- ."\ his mother, Mrs. Ella Countee. |10,; . Countee has been away from .-)K. tie for 23 years. Relative,, ano _\[r; tnds are glad to see him back r. un. Via < Irs. Katie Young and three t dren of Charlotte, N. C., spent \u reek here with her sister Mrs. ,'f , ly Code. _ ou ifs. Young has also been away ?0] in home for 22 years. She was ompanied back home by her tjrj, ihand, Mr., Qeorge Young who nt the day here. t.pU Irs. Ainanda Robinson Martin ; ^ sed away last Wednesday, July t.,i* IO.'JG at her home on S. Craw- ^U| d street. Mrs. Martin had been pa poor health for several months. j j was one of the old teachers Fairfield county and a well ,,'ia >wn citizen. Her sister, Mrs. sjn) ue Johnson of Phitadelphia was ?^ her bedside when the end came. neral services were held at the kc1 lyman A. M. E. church on { jrsday evening, July 17 by Rev. tv G. Owens, pastor. jng rriends are glad to see Mrs. jV( therine Young and Mrs James J j vis up again aiter a Dnei in3. vr drs. Agnes Gunthrop of Gastor fm. with her at enttt Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hall. (.a] dr. Alphonso Johnson of Co ?] il/ia made a short visit here .,jn terday with his sister Mrs. O. Manrgault. son Little , Miss Alphonso Baxter vj^( urned home after staying two j eks with her grandparents Mr. aff) 1 Mrs. George Baxter. "Her home n t in Columbia. 0f drs. Mamie Mcintosh spent the \fis ek-end in Pomaria with friends; (|j(; i report,, a pleasant stay. \yj E PMjMETTO leader OAK GROVE CIRCUIT lev. D. D. Daughty, Pastor " sunday morning the pastor took rostrum at 11;H0; his text was m the Book Ai'ts, 7th chapand 3bst verse and he used for >ubject "Except These Abide in i Ship he can't be saved." Oh! preached a wonderful sermon ieh everyone enjoyeW. The stor was called to go to St. in A. M. E. Church to preach ioint stock sermon; he preached nn the Book of Numbers; his >ject was "Vacation A Grand ne.? A largo crowd was prest. A good collection and oh! vv these sisters were doing, monade, cake and pies were ved. Sunday night 7:30 the pastor s back to Oak Grove and he ;ached from the Book afl St. ? itthew, 28th chapter and lGth se; and he1 used for a subject, j he Disciples Went to Galilee." J e leader 'from Oak Grove A. M. church spent the time with 1 v. Daughty; he reports a nice ] ie. . - i , 1 l\ LEBANON A.M.E. CHURCH \ Due West, S. C.?The atten- ( ice at Sunday school at Mt. Le- ] r?on o'H July 13, was good and < lesson was ably taught by the chers of the several classes, af- t which a very timely and in- t uctive review was conducted by \ pastor, the Rev. Julius Hoi- J n". U '11:30 A.M. the vested choii s ig Holy. Holy, Holy, etc. Aften * "ritualistic service, the pastor ^ .'cted the 29th ver^fe of the 5th " ,pter of-the Acts of the Apos? for a text. The sermo which ^ 1 for its motive the making jr. the hearers ap ihpi<ession ? ich would constrain each one to , y God rather than man, was -excellent in both its setting I delivery. Rev. Mr. Holman is c nistakably a man ordained of s J to preach unto the people, iy gladly hear him. ?f-? } it 3:00 p. m. the funeral of Miss icrt P. Williams was conducted the pastor. A host of relatives 1 friends from far and near ( hered to pay her their last tri- v e of respect. She was the sec1 daughter of the late Mv. and George Williams, both of c jtii preceded her to the grave 1 ut two years ago. Up until time when she moved away to ienville, S. C. several months ato make her home, she'was an ive of this church, Sunday ool and tbe Victory club. Truly believe that all her conflicts e ended in everlasting peace, die Allen C.^E. (League held a y inspiring service under~the jction of the pastor at 6:00 p.m. .* attendance was good.Iiss Jennie A, Holmes delighty entertained at a gilver tea in home from 5:00 to 7 p. in. on t Sunday in interest of the fiilia 1 rally which the trustees of .church have scheduled for_Suu.-_July ldtli. Jr.-". Annie J. Garret also plyns juest party on Saturday, July li on the church lawn in nteresi the same movement. -ecu among the worshippers at . I.ubannon on last Sunday were following former members and . M .. 7VI..? I r* l' mi* .>11, uuu ini a. uauiird v. ? eph ami their talented daughtei c ;s Hi-i t ha \vho is j a promising , ist at the piano, all of Brooklyn ,t V.: Mrs" Minnie Reeder Smith Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. c d Reeks, and family of Ashe- a e, X. Mrs. Ebbio Garlington \ Atlanta, Cia. and Mr. Jesse Ely Chicago, 111. Mt. Lebanon was i ased to have these visitors pres- ( t was a great pleasure to have siding Elder J. S.JIgnn, Jr. of 1 Greenville district and Rev. G. Ford, pastor of Ware ^hoabI Donalds in the community on 1 Sunday afternoon. They were G <.tibial business preparatory to y Sunday school Institute which { Pbtrdreh 1 at Bcnaltls?S. C, in the tr future. , Jht ' 4 . GKEELYVILLE NEWS 1 * t Jr. and Mrs. G. I.eny were ^ lored with their sister and bro- c r-in-law and nephew, Mr. and 8 *. Charley Mcintosh and Nurse ^ John of Columbia. We were d to have them visit us. .' unday. Miss Girline and Amies-p Robinson were seen getting out q their Plymouth getting in their sin's VS Sunday morning from jj umbia. * ^ Ir. Einmanual Leny, was seen j ing the .Dodge around Monday h~~ his mother, ~ au :t, uhdej' ? sin and Miss Gordon. I Irs. Julia Robinson was honor-. with her cousin M's. George!. ;ler Thursday and children from 'jj Ir. and Mrs. E. McCollum are J' church every Sunday. We are ' d _tn have Mr. McCollum there re hi^ sickness. . , j ill one on the lawn of Mr. ds and -ftobnson. j tecent visit of Mrs. Ella DoughMrs. E. 1). Axioous from Wash- . ton, I). C. to visit their rela- ^ >frs. S. L. Leny and family, . s. Elizabeth D. Axious, a teachin Washington, D. C. ? was a \ twr school mate of-Mrs. Oregg ^ Howard university. They were lor* as the M. E. parsonage. The Queen Esther Circle is plan- 1 g to present a missionary play third Sunday night at wili M. E. Church. You are ined. diss Ainie Robinson our local ; jrrt for the Palmetto leader-was rraduate of Wilson High school ' Florence, 3. C. in June, 1936. ;g Bfihincnn ic S?rving 1 lly as the assistant organist for IsOn M. E. Church. WINNSBORO NEWS Last Thursday night closed a iuccessful 10 days revival meetng at the St. Paul Baptist cnuroh lev.. Jj. M. Beatty, pastor. He vas ably assisted- by-Re*. L. Sanders of Lanesville, Rev. r. S. Daniels of East Spencer, N. 2. We can truthfully say that ;hey are God sent men. As the 'esult of this meeting two souls .vere saved. On last Tuesday evening a lovey reception was given, at the lomo of Mr. ^uid Mrfc Sutler Woodward in honor of the marriage of their daughter, Reola to Mr. J. I^ee Morrison of Statesrille, N. C. Playing (cards, dancing and :hatting were enjoyed by everyone ifter which a delicious repast was served. The newly married couple has iiany driends to Wish them much lappiness and success. Mr, and Mr.. George Countee are lere visiting his mother, Mrs. SUa Countee. Mr. Countee who iow(lives in Miami, Fla. has not >een home in 23 years. His moth?r and relatives rejoice to see liml Ljttle Miss Alfonso Baxter of Joiumbia, S. C. is here visiting ner grand-pa rents, Mr.-nod Mrs Ueorge Baxter. Miss HeJen Neil has returned :o her home in Hopkins, S. C. afer a short stay in Winnsboro vith her sister, Mrs. Eliza Manirault. Mr. C. S. James and son, John ind daughter, Mamie Lee .and Beatrice James, Miss Naomi and 5llen Coleman and Mr. Robert jee, all of Rock Hill, S. G. motor-id down last Sunday to visit rolaives. On the sick list are:. Mrs. A mania Martin ar.d Mrs. Catherine >eay. They are seriously ill - at his writing. Wc hope for them t speedy recovery. Mrs..1 Essie Johnson,, thy sister if Mrs. Martin is here at her bedide. Mr. Paul L. Ross has rpturuuL. iome after a three weeks visit vith relatives in Jonesville, S. C. Misses Mildred and Madonna Yoodward having returned to Charlotte, after a short stay vnfch their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Peay and lamily accompanied by Mr, Auth>r Harmon motored to Chester ast Saturday evening to spend a hort while with Mr. Peay's laughter, Mrs. Lois Johnson. Friends of Mr. James Davis art iroud to see him up again after ?eing indisposed for a short while. The marriage of Miss Reoia Voodward of Winnsboro and Mr. r. Lee Morrison of Statcsville, N. L which took place May *10th, 036, at the homi? oifi'Rev. SaunIpivc noolA.. A J r-% i , vui lit- iresoyterian hurcfi, Statesvillfl, officiated, was innounced July 7th, 9:.">0 o'clock, 936, at the home ofi the: bride, by lev. L. A. Barber, pastor of A. M. 2: Zion Church. The bride and groom accompanied by Misses Mai'garee, Madonna uid Mildred Woodward, sisters?of-he bride, also Mrs. Rosa Goodwin icr daughter and Miss Minnie tuth Johnson of Charlotte, moored from Charlotte, arrived in iVinnsboro, 6:30 Tuesday afterloon. The bride was attired' in a ovely lace dress and wore a corsage of gold dflowers. They wvre lonored with many gifts by their riends of Winnsboro anl also out >f town guests that they shall leVer forget. More thaii" 100 Wends were present. After- the innouncements a delicious course ?f ham sandwiches, pptato sala ! ind punch was seived; refreshed yith ice cream and cake. Miss Reola is popular wi the socal set and has taughj, in North Jgrolina the past tw'o years. * WIEN'DSHII* BAPT. CHIIH H Rev. E. A. Moss, J'astor Leesville, S. ('.?The S. S. opined At the usual hour. The on was taught by Deacon L. B. Jryant, Sr.; was reviewed by the Services began at 11 -30. The ilifctor preached a Wonderful sorni^n from the Subject "The Reseration of the Joy of Salvation." iYxt 51 Psalm 57:12-13 verse. The hoir rendered a wonderful pro;ram at Good Hope C. M. E. 1 'hurch.' -In Adul Aroutid Town Misses ^earl and Willvelmern : 'eterson spent the 4th With Miss lathcrine Strod. Mrs. Mill nie Edwards, son and ] it'tle daughter were the guest of , Ir. and Mrs. Sam Mitchell and aughter, Mary J. Langford. Allie Langford and Avie Coolr pent Saturday nitc with their unt, Mary Mitchell. Miss Prailor of Columbia was tre' week-end guest ot M its, STigTT nd son, Julis Sligh. Mr. Sligh is danninng on leaving for Philadeldiia, Pa. July 1,4, 11)36. While in he city, Mr. Ira Bates is spending i ,'Vw days with Mr. Haywood >almer. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hendrix eerp the gpp?t? "f M'\ and Mfg.-J Davis Palmer Sunday. Mr. Y. B. Mack and Mary Jane .angford motored to Good Hope Sunday. Mr. O. C. Draft^ has returned rom the Beach. Miss Edith Lee is spending a I vhilo with her grand-^rtother, MTiT. t" Minnie Carter. Miss Artec Taylor has returned | to her home in Columbia. miss raary (Jibson and Viola Gibson were the quests of Miss Myrtle M. Hiller Monday. Mr, W. B. Cromer and Prol. of North, S. C. were the guests of Mis^E._,S. Marshall _T.hm:sclay, afternoon. We regret very much the death of Mr. Davis Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Belk Williams who departed this life June 29, 1935. | Pnptir m | BY HERBERT I TO If after death I live again And have to choose I don't believe Tliat I could b To have to choc If God should give To me the power To do one vain end We'd have no For such a tlioi i. As if we part; Could such I do I'd free your .soul Of ev'ry single woi I'd give you re Instead of worl And peace in pli A W1 ? A wise. man doesn't have So much to get a lot, I I gave a pretty girl And got a good wife I gave r4y boss a little p And got a raise that shoe I .gave my jmstor my And now I've got a : W AI/I RRUORO MOWS Mrs. Arnie Tiller of Sumter is ! visiting her son and daughter-in- f i law, Rev. and Mrs. I'. K. Tiller, i She will spend several days. .1] Mr. Clide Turner has been dis-'. charged from ' the local hospital j here where he underwent a site- | Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Savage.' street motored to. Columbia where Mrs. Ruth successfully passed the < board of Cosmetic art examiners. < She returned home a full licensed i beauticiah. . j Mrs. P. R. Tiller has returned home after spending her vacation ( in .the Summer school at* Sumter. . The friends if Mrs. Delia Williams J are pleased to have her home af- ] tei: spending two or more months in New York City, the guest of , her brother, the Rev. 1). Ward ( Nichols who was host of the Gen- , oral I'Unfl'I'pncn anil nm. Itf tlm - V...- | leaders of the New York conference.' Mrs. Williams attended the General conference and with Dr; Nichols -niotored to South Carolina. The children of Dr. Nichols accompanied them. While in the state they visited relatives' andspent sometime in Georgetown. i Key. J. B.Nance and Mrs. Nance of Richmond were pleasant visi- J tors in the city several days. Mrs. 1 Nance is the daughter of Mr. and ; Mrs. Gates on Chaplin street. They returned home last week. .Mrs. Rebecca Brooks has the distinction of being the pianist of a white b.tidal party here last , week. Her friends ape 'pl-'eased that she had such an opportunity which was pleasurable and profitable. Row J. R. Pearson and daughter of Charleston were in the city to the delight of their many friends. ' Miss Pearson is lie re visiting < friends. ? Rev. and Mrs. Logan and Ze|ma ( spent the week-end in Coluiilbia and Rev. and Mrs. Logan returned, but Miss Zelnia is visiting friends. . . ....... , Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Williams wish, to illinmmri' till, mnrriacr.. <*? 1 their daughter Elizabeth to Mr. I James Irwin of Georgetown, Jannary 2nd. Mrs. Janies is the grant] ( daughter of Dr. L., R Nichols of (. hark ston She was a stoclfnt in * the college until last term wheii 1 she taught_in Colletoji county. Mr , James is a member of the senior t lass: at Allen and Is regarded as an honor students r-- ' BISIIOPVI I.LE NEWS St. John A. M. E. Church ] Rev. A. J. Felix, Pastor The Weather was real hot but ( i|uite a number were out Sunday. t The pastor preached a search- ? ir.g sermon '.lrofn Romans 1:16, sub ? ject "The Gospel of Jesus Christ." 1 This was indeed food for the soul. In the afternoon Rev. W. II. Henry, choir' and congregation of MUTUAL F U N , UNDERTAKING Ambulance COl KTEOlS SERVICE LADY ATTI 104 S. ith Avenue I*h< Foxworth and Hartzog, Managers Saturday, July 25, 1936 pMtatimtfi | !LI DICKSON i *XMX* *IHXHW**X* '!wWKKK*^tH^IK*vv MY MOTHER a mother, ear >se another! eavor, need jpht ?we'd never! ~ . . ry; st k ace of hurry! SE MAN? to give _ v . , learn? ; * a smile in return* (raise keel me through! .. regards ~ special pew! Green 'Bay Baptist church of . Lynehl^irg worshifppled with us. Rev. Henry preached a soul stirring sermon and the choir did some sweet singing Collection $5.00 also $3.50 was taken up iter a distress member. 0 We extend our sympathy.to the bereaved family- of Mother Hettie Thomas who departed this life last Thursday. She is gone but not forgotten. Next Sunday our Presiding Elder, (Dr. A, P. Spears Will preach and'hold our 3rd quarterly conference. Let us be out in full and go over the top as usual. Tht-re Will be a Mock Missionary convention given by the Missionary Society on .Sunday night. Come out and enjoy a grand re ngious play. Miss liosa A. Wallace, PresidonJ, the Usher Board gave a mother and father reception on Wednes- i lay night which was very success ful and a grand affair. WILLIAMS CHAPEL A. M. E. CHI IU'H Continued from Page 3 audience was in attendance. The church school was largely attended and the discussion of the lesson was interesting. Quite a few-" " * of the teaclieis from the collige tvere in attendance. He delivered .two powerful sermons under the caption: "Chiist's Message to the Church". The texts were taken from Rev. 13; 15-1.6 and 22:12. . . v Rev. M. McCalm, pastor oi Trinity M. E, cliureh preached a splendid sermon last Wednesday night week. Rev. W. R. Bowman, pas^ tor. of Brawn chapel preached last Wednesday night as only he can. Stewaidess Board No. 2 was entertained at the paTsenage by "Mrs J. P. Washington Sunday after noon. Mr. 11. L. Pinckrey and Misses 'Joldie 'McDuflie,. Eliose Bro\vn|and Perm-lie Coan motored to Felderrile Sunday afternoon and reportid an enjoyable Hip. , We were pleased, to have the fol owing visitors in worship Sunday morning: Messrs Roy Gordon, Ru fus Kennedy, J. F. McKnight, C. Mayfield, Leon M. Howard, Mrs. R. A. Thomas, llovena White, Miss s L. M. Morgan and P. Snype. ?ome again friends, you are al,vays welcome. Subscribe For 1 The Leader E RAL HOME si) EMBALMING s---Service \ REASONABLE PRICES 2ND ANT )ne 222 Dillon, S. CC. H. 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