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MARION NEWS * S
The people ort this section have ,
i been favored recently with, copious
k j _ i_ ?
h? Rev;-A.- JrJenkins preached to *
an attentive audience Sunday ^
morning-. Several out of town '
visitors were introduced and spoke
encouragingly of the church work. !.
Ghrb?Hsts were passed out to
the twenty six captains who will %
Work for the August Rally.
Brother Major Davis was slated "
for a sermon to the Missionary
society but the afternoon was too *
stormy* hence tnere was no meeting.
v
Rev. S. E. Watson preach _
Sunday afternoon at. St. John A. ,
M. E. Church, 5 o'clock for th"
Sams-Hagin Club. Let everyone *
be generoys in giving. Bethel's
choir will sing. , .
Patronage the ticket sellers they !
are working tfior a worthy cause.
Miss Gertrude Black and Mr. !
Leroy Black motored to Washing
ton last Thursday. '
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis had 1
as their guests Tuesday and Wed- !
nesday, Mrs. Emily Lucken Brown
and children, Sylvia and Junior <
Camden* N. J. and Mr. John Lew- '
is of Charleston, S. O,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Lewis'who \
'' e now reside in New York City are '
' \ at home for a few days,
i- Mrs. Osseno Mitchell and children
of Washington, I). C. are vis j
iting Mr. and Mrs. J*. Rf)gers.,,on ,
Liberty St. Mrs. Mitchell is th'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger
and (formerly taught in the Stat
of Deleware ? ? 1
A short program was iron do re
by members of the A. C. E. T.ea I
gue. Miss Naomi Jenkins san
"My Task." Miss Elnora Finkler
? ? and Naonii Rowell sang?a??
and Miss Omega Finklea a solo.
Misses Jerrkins and" Hattie * R
Cooper assited with the.class onto
Itainment in interest of the Siindaj
school picnic.
The League meeting await
your presence . each Wednesday
:?evening ? ?
Miss Leola Rcrese, our aeeom
plished instructor and?pianist o'
the Marion "county Training sehOo'
spent a few days in our city.
Misses Cleona Staten and Yev
delle Deas are contestants in.th
Bathing Beauty Contest, Columbi;
S. C. this week.
Mrs. ^Edith Beauort of Philadelphia
is visiting her . mother,
Mrs. Georgiahna Neil.
Mrs. Josephine Bristow wa
taken suddenly ill Saturday ?0tei
noon. She is improving slowly.
Mr. Tarleton and daughter <>
Sumter are visiting Rev. Jenkins'
family, They spent Tuesday . a
Myrtle B^ach with the pienicors.
Mrs. Mamie Smalls of Sumtet
is spending some time with he
mother. Mrs. Collier.
Mrs. Missouri Gerald and daugh
tors spent the week-end at St
Stephens with Mrs. Boone. DILLON
NEWS
eight, one of the oldest members
ofi St. Stephen's Church died at
his home Friday morning after a
practical illness.
Funeral services were- held Stin
day at 2:00 o'clock with Jus pas.
tor, Rev. Green officiating. Interment
was made at Hamilton cemetery.
G. F. Bethea in charge. He
is survived by two children. Jessie
Newton of Trenton, N. J. and
Mrs. Marv Newton Morrison of
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MONDAY JULY 27th i
2nd Game Mon. 8:15
3rd Game Tues. July ,
28?3:30 P.M. V
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Willie Watson, President !
Malachi Watson, Captain . ^
THE PEE DEE-SI;
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? July 27?Aug
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j Marion,
. % ' NEW COURSES TT \^
? - - TO MEET THK DKMA1
i A strong faculty will con
^ eral departments.
A The Registration fee of $5.0
: M. JC
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lAlNT JAMES A.M.EL CHURCI
Kev. Hale li. Thompson. pastor
Ashcville, N. C.?The past Sab
mtli wajr a glorious day .and th
nhiovunents in things fepiritua
nd temporal ware bountoou*. Tk
>unuay scnooi hau it s largest ai
enounce in many years and th
esson was discussed with unusut
ntevest. Our Presiding Elder an
lis w: tie, Dr. and Mrs. K. C. Hoi
cere in . attendance upon th
hurch and made very inspirin
iddresses. Three new scholai
vere enrolled. Tte"children" wer
ubilant upon the announcemer
vhich is to be given on Thursda
August 6th.
The morning's message was dt
ivered by Dr. Holt, who select:
is his subject, "The Btauty An
strength of The Church" take
iom' Isaiah 52:1. Thoughtfu
orcedul and full of inspiration wi
his message indeed. Minds wei
nade to think and hearts urned b
.he wayside as the servant of Gc
)reached. Visitors were too nun
rous to make mention of here b
lames. They were mads to fe
nippy ajnl comfortable.
The program sponsors.! by tl
Sunshine club at the hour oof 3:<
p. m. was a most interesting 01
jiul a very large audience was i
ittcndance. The receipts fi.'o:
this effort were good. The past
ommedded the club for its su
ailied work and interest in tl
hurch. . Mr. Willie Rouse is tl
President of this club.
The ACE League continues
ivork with Miss Clara Mauldin s
president. Many interesting di
. ussions are* had^ach Sunday ev
fling. The forum4 for the youl
ontinues to grow.
The evening service was ove
vhelminglv attended. Our rev
eal meeting officially came to
lose with the Reverend M.
Johnson delivering the final me
age to the converts who occupic
he front seat. Reverend Johnsc
'or two weeks conducted a vei
ffective meeting and large crowV
fiivc their -cooperation entlmsi?
ieally.
The reports from the varioi
xvoups of workers whose respoi
ilplity. was to raise finances n
essary to cover the budget tfor tl
outh-movement for the sumrni
eason were _n\ade FAR in exces
if the amount needed. Our pa
or commended thopi highly.
On Monday nite," the quarter!
oiifcrence - was held. All report
vero up and over. The volume <
msiness done during the quart<
vas $1169.95. Our Presiding E
ler was paid as usual in full. II
onimended our pastor warmly dc
he continued work and progres
le and Mrs. Holt returned t
Ireensboro on Tuesday morning.
Uatesyillo, N. C.
Mrs. Mary Gusque is repovte
II at Ijer home on 6th ave.
Mr. James Crawford left <T?:
Jorelhad City, N. C. Thursda
lipht.
Mr. George Mc.Lellan roturne
0 Washington, D. C. Thursda
ifht a ft ?) n week's visit in th
ty.
Mrs. Harnctha Witherspoon ha
.-turned from Columbia wher
he attended summer school. He
aughter, Mrs. Dorothy Anderso
f Washim>ton, D. C. is here for
dock's visit.
Mrs. Kasther vSmith and daugh
er New York City are vision
1 the. city for a few weeks.
IiKTJlEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Dillon. S. C.?Sunday was
elightful clay. Sunday school op
nod at th.e usual hour, with th
:npt. at his post of duty and als
lis co-workers.
We laid with us Rec. E. B. Mac
:.ster of Mullins, S. C. H
reached a wonderfiuj sermoi
liul everybody seemed to have er
oyed it.
We wore jyoud to have * hii
villi "us and will be glad tto hav
COl'RDINE CIRCUIT NEWS
Rev-. R * Rrown, Pastor
Sunday bofng cloudy and w<
nany lound themselves out to th
ouse of'worship, Up and dow
lie (jourdine ( ireuit..
Sunday school opened at the us
d Joi-Uir,. with Supt. F. L. Brunso
.lid teadhers at their post of dut;
'lie lesson was beautifully dis
ussed in all classes, and reviewe
y Rev; Cokley Keels, after whic
he Rev. Brown piade some touch
nir point on the lesson, subjec
Social Service in the Earl
'hurch;
Every body enjoyed ? the Sur
lav School lesson. After the Sur
lay school, prayer service begai
Iyiiiiv No. 311 lined by the Rei
t. A. Brown; prayer by Bro.' U. I
ilurrcll; second hymn No. 302
eripture lesson, the 24 Psalm.
Sunday beinpr Communion da
it Jerusalem, the Rev. Cokle
sool* took his text flrom the act
>nd chapter of St. John tsuhipr
repc-ar). '
The crowd was large to hea
nm; he preached a soul stirrin
icrinoiv, "which all enjoyed.
MMER SCHOOL
ust 29, 1936
, S. C.
/K BEEN ADDED
DST OF TDK 7TOTJRduct
the work of the sev0
will be paid in advance.
HINAKIN. Director
THE PA]
L) CARLISLE NEWS jj]
Children's Day service was good
k- at James Chapel Baptist church
e Sunday. The Sundy school was
,1 called to order by the Supt. The o
a lesson was beautifully discussed by -4J
k- the different teachers. All enjoy- w
,e ed the lesson. i
il After Sundaly school the pro- E
d ?ram was presented. The whole g
It day was given to the children. All a
a enjoyed the day. A splendid colg
lection was contributed. j,
s Services were" very good at the p
>g Seek we H Baptist churcfr although g
^ the attendance was small on account.
of so much s'ckness in the
y community. The Pstor, Rev. F. a
l.. W likes preached a good sermon ^
and everyone enjoyeel the service.
j Services were very good at St. 5
j Luke A.M.E.5 Zion church Sunday. ?
n 'Sabbath school at the usual hour
, tfy the Supt., Mr. E. T. Tucker. g
t' . he lesson was well read and dis
_e eussed. by the school. Rev. II. E. .
' Hillian- brought to his- hearers a |
^ message from Eph. 6:10. The j
church was revived men and wo- ^
men expressed themselves as in s
, touch with God.
Mis. Bell Jeter and little daughter,
Essie left Saturday for HenJji
uorsonville, N. C., where they .will
remain for the rest of the sum-.
?c mer.
In Mr. David Wallace from New
m York is visiting his mother and 1
31 lather Mr: and Mrs. Jim Wallace.
s* ,Mr. Eugene A. Dawckins from 1
u Union has been visiting his uncle 1
11 and aunt, Rev. and Mrs. Margan
Dawkins. I
u Mrs. Henry Diokerson and Mrs.
Alice Dawkins are still on the sick
s" list. We hope for them a speedy ;
e- recovery.
t'1 Master Billie Webber and Miss <
Nailcina Wilkes were over to see ]
V" Miss Rosa L. Brown Monday morn >
^- ingj?She?was?delighted to?have- i
a them. ..'.--I
The entertainment at the A.M.E. .
s- Zion church, Friday given by the
Missionary ladies was a success, i
,n Miss Frankie Glover from Stro- |
y thers, S. C., was the week-end
Is guest of Rev. and Mrs. Morgan '
s? Dawkins. "*
Mr. Monroe Lyles and Mr, Walls1
lace Clayton from Union were in 1
n* town Sunday. ... .]
Miss Lucy Ann Mcllwain is ,
10 spending her vacation in Chai lotto <
?' C., visiting reltives.
ss Misses Elwesse and Mary Brown ]
s- from Detroit, Mich., were the af- i
terno'on guests of Miss Rosa L.
ly Brown Sunday. They are visiting
t their mother at Shelton, U. C. 1
if They will return to Detroit, on i
n Thursday. . s
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[e ANDREWS NEWS
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si. annrews a.. sn. tv. s nurcn '
? ' Rev. jW. P, Carolian, Pastor
On Sunday was rally day" for '
the pastor. Rev John Moyde, pas- v*
d tor of Grave Station preached tw.o
splendid sermons during the day. ,
, The collection was good. Rev. '
y Moyde had preaching at the scho >1
house for the bc-i.efit of his c?.u,,ch.
LiO'a M?rion Janes Green' ha.;
y his -arm broken te second time.,
je. Jlv is much improved from the ac- *_
"identi 7
s Mrs. L.. B. Smith and daughter,
c are back lfom their vacation. , I
Mrs. Smith attended summer
n school at Wimtqn-Salem Teacher? ^
a college during her stay she reports .
a splendid session.
Little Miss Jannie Mae Moss
^ and little sister o5 Philadelphia,
Pa. are visiting their aunts, Mrs. ~
Green and Chandler. , *?
Mrs. Ethel Thompson and chilIren
le<5t. on Wednesday morning *
a for Philadelphia, Pa. She has "
been here for three weeks visiting j
e relatives and friends. We say ,
? to her come again. * ^
k Dr. D. L. Benbow, our presiding ^
e his third quarterly conference. vv
! , All who will and can come and
hear him. ,.
Mrs. Dianna Smith, the moth- t
n er of Mr. James Kinloch isi some n
v what indisposed but still blessed 0
to be Ui> and look well \V, ..-mrl
to her keep the faith. p
METOKAS AND GALEDAS l
CLASS ?!
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' The MetokUs and Galedas class- K
e held its regular meeting, July 21
in the Sundcty _ school department
'){ Zion Baptist church. The pres"
dent, Mr. Thomas Lipsey opened
the meeting at 7:10. Singing In
the Garden and Prayers,
j This club was organized July 7
, by Mr. "James Abncy v.ho we all
" iope will soon become a great ^
J" force in the ministry. The pur- ^
>ose of the club is to aid the Suny
day school in its work as there are .
o many young men and women '
l" .vho cannot or will not attend Sun
'* lay school. Wo are hoping that ^
1* by September our goal?100, will 1"
' be reached. We are asking younj **
J men and women between the ages
' of 15 and 25 to join in with us
and help us make this club a sue- ^
y cess. l"
y Our present enrollment is 16. ,
The officers"are:?Mr. James Ab- ^
ney, director; Mr. Thomas Lipsev "
president; Mr. John Whitman, vie L.' S
u* president; Miss 'Louis'e Cromer, a
8 secretary; Miss Benzina Atkins, j<
assistant secretary; Miss Rosa Bell
k Holsteny treasurer;? Mr. Frank
A. complainers friend. <*
y "I must work the works of him ^
X that sent me while it is day, night
cometh when no man can work". T
A |,
y We ar^ very glad to see Mrs. r
X Olina Hartwell back today; she rey
ported a fine stay in Columbia, S.
f C. All were glad to have Mr. E.
jj> Thomas of Cades, S. C. We thank
y all the visitors, come again. Mr.
X David* and Mrs. D. Harvin and
y children motored over to Char- i
y leston last Sunday to spend the a
A day with ^.heir brothers and un- f
$ cles^ P
A At this writing we have a few I
y on the sick list; let us pray that e
a they soon recover. " b
|? Mrs. Ellen A. Barr has return- .1
ylrrl homo from nummer school?pf~~f
X, Kingstree, S. C. - ? ? ft
i Mr* W1- A n? 1
? -? ?? ??? ?? * "?*A ? rvpvrter ' u
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LMETTO LE ADR
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Rev. II. M. Taylor, Pastor
Sunday was a high day. -An exhe
-Supt. aand his-staff, which
'as well attended.
A At 3:30 o'clock the pastor,
'.ev. H. M. Taylor delivered a
reat message to a fine audience;
11 seemed to have enjoyed it.
At 8:30 o'clock the ig auditorJm
of Bethlehem was almost
acked to listen to a well deliv- .
red"sermon day the pastor.
Prodi. VV. T. Boggs, a recent
raduate from State callege and
member of the faculty at the
Jinety-Six High school worshipd
at Bethlehem Baptist?church Sunday.
You are always welcome
o come to Bethlehem. Other
churches of Nimty Six
ilso having fine services are Trinty
M. E. Church, Rev. Jackson,
mstor and the A. M. E. Church,
lev. Johnson, pastor, oth are dong
nicely. Mr. Jack Hill is on
he sick list; we are hoping he'll
ioon recover.
? ? m ?CHESTERFIELD
NEWS
By Sara A. McCullough
We are still being blessed with
ran and crops are growing nicely.
Mi's. Margaret Bufie departed
mis 111e oatuiuay mgnt at n:uu
j'clock and was funeralized at Salem
Ba])tist church, Sunday af:ernpon
four o'clock. The services
were conducted by the Pastor,-Rev.
Allen associated yb Rev. J.A. Gary
and Rev. E. D. Lyles. A large
rowd Witnes?ed this service. She
wai the mother of the, church and
her loyalty was commended by the
lerk, Brother McKenzie. She was
faithful to the end ami leaves to
mourn their loss two daughters,
Mrs. Leah Stanly, Miss Lula Buie
>nc son, Mr. Lonnie Buie; a host
r>f grand children and several
^reat grand* relatives and friends.
On the sick -list are Mrs, Delia
Teal, Mrs. Fjflyd Little and Rev.
L B. Blake.
Mr. James Wadsworth spent the
week-en dwith his mother, Mrs.
Mable Robinson and sister Sara
Mr. Wadsworth is from the GC'O
:amp, A\yenda, S. C. ' . .'
Rev. E. D. Lyles preached at
Mew Zion Baptist - church Sunday
lifrht'j^R^vT'J. S. McMiller, pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilorade Sellers
11 I littl?> ilnilfrVitoe Mr an/3 M
B. L. Rivers and little daughter
motored to Sardinia, S. C.' and
spent the week-end with Mrs. Selers'
parents,
Mr. Floyd t)oster has returned
ifter spending several weeks in
\shevilie, N. (?., . . . . i
Miss llallie Mio Teal is in town
Tom Charlotte, N. C., to be at
he bedside of her mother.
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ST. I?AVI. A. M. E. CHURCH
Continued from Page 1
f U\e city who"1 wcrrstrtped?with- s
today. ;
~We have eleven clubs in the i
hurch and they all are doing fine, i
The Willing Workers Club is
till doing splendid. They met
unday afternoon at the home of |
Ir.. Kelly Jones, where we were
oyally entertained. v.
The pastor and Jubilee choir, <
rere the guests of Rev. John Lip- i
?y and the good people of David's 1
tand A. M. K. Zion Church. Sun- j
ay afternoon. Rev, Gantt preach- c
il a noble sermon, anj the choii t
2ndered excellent music. ]
The feast of the seven tables 1
as given Monday evening at the <
lasonic Hall bv the ladies club 1
Jo. 1; There was a large crowd j
resent and practically everything
as sold. 1
Mrs. Minnie Rutledge entertaind
Sunday afternoon with a Sil i
er Tea, given in the interest of i
he coming rally there was a%arge
umber present and the Silver
ffering was grand. We
are planning a gala day a*
It. Paid -Sunday, at 3:30 several
hoirs and quartettes are expected
o lie with us. Then after the cveing
service our rally conies to a
lr>u,. nr.. tu;? ?,;ii ?
w.nv.. if i- v# u.- c wim ?ni uts viiv
reatost rally of all times.
GOLDVILLE 'NEWS "
Mt. Cowell Baptist Chureh
Rev. *J. C. Collins, Pastor
Sunday was very warm and p?ole
went to the Sunday school,
unday school was called to order ,
y the Supt., Mrs. Etta Kinard at
o'clock. After sinking and prayig,
the teachers took charge of h
he classes. Class No. 1 was
aught by.Mrs. Minnie Lee Divis; .
)lass No. 2 was taught by Mr-~.
fattie Gilliam. The lesson was i
enuti/Villy taught.
At 3:00 o'clock Rev. Robert L. i
lattlewhite preached a so il stir- i
ing, which was enjoyed by all.
On Sunday evening, 7:00 o'
ft. Zion A. M. E. Church gave 1
larah Gilliam with everybody en
Silver-Tea at the home of Mrs.
oying same.
Miss Annie B. Bookmah from
ri-eenvillc usited her?aunt?and ~
ousin here, Mrs. Lena Spears and
Irs. Emma L. Sattlewhite.
Mr. Authur H. Jones and Miss
vouise Kinard were married or
ist Tuesday night They ai
naking tfft>ir hrtmne here.
MRS. TEN A EADDY
LAID TO REST
Continued from Page 1
/iola Eaddy; three sisters, two
unts and a host of friends. The
lowers were beautiful and many.
Jisses Bessie Mension, Daisy Lee
.ykcs and- Thomasna Googer servd
as flower girls. Active pallearers
were Messrs Gideon Green
r. G. Bryant, Johnny Mcintosh, .
T KfltTlS, respcctoveljy. Mr. Li
f. Green, undertaker, had charge
f the funeral. '
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PEKDLETONNEWS -i
King Chapel A. M. E. Church
"Presiding Elder J. S7 Benn held
his third quarterly conference in
the?above?named?church?Friday .?
night. July 17, at 8:30 o'clock.
Committees 06 the quarterly conference
were as follows:
Maxwell, Eloise Miller, E. N. Fish
er, D. R, Thompson^
- -Bothrr Money?Rev.?Cr?BH?
Vance, W. M. Washington, M. J,
Crawford, George Winston, C. F. (
Reed.
Presiding Elder's Assesst.?Rev.' A
B. H. Kpmp, AlcsHftniPs R. R. A
Thompson, Mamie Morse, M. A
Towns, Mr. H. V. Thompson. -. 1 A
Mission?Mesdames R. G.<? Reese,' Mamie
Winston. R. J. Clark, An- A
na Keese. | J
C< W. Williams, secretary of the I
quarterly conference. | I
All reports were read and ap- *
proved by the Elder; he spoke I
very complimentary of theim as a i ^
whole. ???: . " ' ?? ?7 *
The Sunday school was opened
at the usual" hour with the Supt. ;
Mr. II. V. Thompson and teachers
at their posts. 1
The lesson was beautifully dis *
cussed in the various classes. \ j
had a wry intereting review b
our Presiding: Elder, Dr. J.
Benn. . "
At 11:80 o'cock he ascended the
rostrum assisted by Rev's. O. i).
Yojung, B. H. Keese, C. B, Vance.
He* chose for a text Mark 11:15.
Subject "Nothing: but leaves." ,
Every one that was present can
truthfully say, therr hearts woremade
to rejoice, while he was pour
ing out God's words to us out of
the fullness of his heart. We always
enjoy hearing: him; he TT
brim full of thoughts that will help
you live a hanpy life.
He left, full of smiles and wish. '
ing for us much success in our '
church work. The Senior Board,
(Mrs. R. G. Reese, President) rendered
a very enjoyable program on Sunday
night. She and her nine
members are bringing things to
pass. The president gave each
member twelve cards, on each
oard,. was printed "What would
the church" be like if each member
was just as I. am?" -1 wish I i
could announce over the radio th" *
many, many, different answers', j
Each one retured the cards 'with. 4
i? ___ 11 r 1! 1 _ 1
an oneimp. \> reauzL'a a very ^
neat sum. All that we do, is to ^
help put the program over in his ^
name. P
The quartet from-New Light |
Baptist Church rendered some ex- jj
eessent music. Come again young I
men, you are welcome. The I
grants Missionary Society held
its monthly meeting in th? home {
of Mrs. E. N. Fisher, July 17, S
we were blessed with a heavy ?
rain, hail, and wind orr that after- S
noon but the Missionaries *were S
there in numbers. The President, S
Mrs. R. J. Clark had each member S
to take a trip to Damascus Mis- 'I
sionary meeting. Quite a. nelnt ' T
sum was brought in and reported T
in our meeting. We. were also T
graced with the presence of our I
Presiding Elder, Dr. J? S. Benn. V
He gave us much encouragement V
in our work. Come again. Dr.
Benn. After the Business was* V
aver, the hostess served d dicious
refreshments. Mr. Abe Reese,
Mrs. Pauline Thompson, and Mr.
ind Mrs. Jessie Richardson, oldest
hild are on the sick list; we hone |
hey will soon be out again. Also 1
Mrs. Dora Brown. Mrs. Rhunett j
Ponder of Washington, D. C. is, _
cisiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
Rd Nash. She is certainlv look- H
inp: the picture of health. We E,
were dcliprhtod to see Mrs. Ada je
Driver out to church ajrain. alter JT
beinpr in for several months re- ni
rovorinp: fronv a broken lepr, re- F
reived by a hit and rim eftr. She ]>
still has that pleasant smile. j?
Rev. O. D. You tier and the dautrh (v
ters will leave Wednesday morn- ]c
inp lY>r the Sunday sdhool and jn
L"aprue convrnt'on. We hope for . jvi
theni a safe trip. lc
Mrs. Eliza Webb, and daughter L
Ethel are visjtimr relatives in the E
City of Seneca, S. C, j,
MT. 7,1 ON CIIURCIl ^
O
Garnett, S. C.?The above nam"d
chit'oh. under the pastorship
of Rev. S. W. Wolfe.
This is Rev. WoWs first year
as pastor at this station and he is
makintr himself known throuprhrx.%4
t ? ?
uiii. viu- toiiiimiiniy wiin OPth uenominations
as a gospel preacher. S'
He has had many programs for
the benefit of the church. '
The last was Gfith Anniversary
of the church. ce
We 'did not raise a big sum of p<
money, but-we were very, proud s?
of Rev. WoVn. for his plans and jyt
the amount realized, which caused th
us to close many cracks that were v
opened. fu
Wo are herewith publishing tboiar
names of those that paid from hi
oOc upward: vi
Rev. S. W. -Wolfe SI .00; Marion M
Tohnson 7fic; J. W. Williams 70c; -Js
S. Bascomb 70c; J. M. Gillison D;
70; Harry Brown, Charlotte Brown
TWENTY-SIX YEA
In your greatest sorrow you
hearted service, feeling assure
derstanding and sympathy ar
in serving others well.
PINCK1
FUNERAI
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1006 W?ishinpton Street
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ONE WAY CO
FROM COLU
SOUTHERN RAII
Effectiv^^ta
VIA
TOW.
E. McGhce,
COMFORTABLE ? KC(
illondale, S. , $ 1.19
isht?villp, \T P. ?2.47?,
inderson, S. C I.94
inniston, Ala 5.28 .
\kron, O. _< 13.^4 ,
llbany, N. Y._?__ 14.56 1
tarn well, S. C .94 1
Iranchvillc, S. C , 1.00" I
llacksburg, S. C ' ~K86 I
tallinioro. Md 7i96 I
lufTalo, N. Y._ 13.91 1
tamrten, S. C -.91 (
harleston, S. 1.91 (
'ol.intbus, Ga 4.95 (
"hartotte, N. C._ , 1.63 (
.......v. ?.?-;=>> mtr, va. : ._ 5.62 '
Cleveland, O.- _ 12.99 (
lanville, Ky ? 7.32 1
Detroit, Mich. 14.14 ]
)enver, Colo. : 30.75 ]
luluth, Minn." 24.83 )
laytona Beach, FIa._ 6.34 ]
'vasnville, Ind. i 10.37 ]
Florence, Ala. 8.23 1
't. Wayne, Ind. 12.14 1
Jreenville, S. C 1.70 (
i.ac'sdcn, Ala. -_-i -?.__ 5.33 (
^artcnia, N. C ? 1-66 (
httfpwl, Miss._ i_. 9.85 (
lardccville, S. C.___ 1.97 1
lattiesburg, Miss.__ n 9.66 ]
lickory, N. C 2.33 1
laniiiiun, Tenh. . , 5.18 J
larrisburg, Pa. _ 9.66 i
louston, Tex. ____ ,19.27 1
lohnston, S. C. . .75 J
lacksonville, Fla. _ 4.69 J
ackson, Miss. _ 10.30 I
vansas City, Mo.__._i. 18.10 1
,ancasterr S. C ?J.50?[
.ouisville, Ky. j 8.57 1
.aGrange, Ga. 4.80 I
.ynchburg, Va. 4.71 I
.os Angeles, Cal. ;?__ 41.60 J
lobilc, Ala. 8.75 j
rlacon. Ga. , 3.12 ?
demphis, Tenn. 10.04 }
linneapolis, Minn. ^? 22.72 ;
Ninety-Six, S. C. 1.16 J
Norfolk,, Va. < ~ 5.58 j
New York, N.Y - 11.71 (
Ipeiika, Ala. 5.07 (
hlando. Fla. "?ft '
. U.OU f
Iklahoma City, Okla. ~^r=-=f 19.89 |
'cnsacola. Fla. , 8.45 |
'ittsburRh, I'a._ 13.21 j
lon'e, Ga 4.83 |
lichmond, Va. 5.11 j
Rochester, Minn. 22.fi 1 j,
Spartanburg, S. C. . __ 1.13 j.
Selma Ala 6.81 t
iavannah, ('^ 2.12 ?
Salisbury, N. C 2.29 g
Syracuse,- N. V. 15.16 c
hrcvport, La 11.96 s
loattle. Wash. 51.13 y
Ipringiield, Mo. . 15.81 $,
Trenton, S. C._ , .85 -j
orontQ.Ont.-.^?19.tfi~ -j
erve Haute, Ind. ... 12.17 -j
exarkana, Ark. .. 15.70 ^
'nion, S. C. 1.00 ^
Villiamston, S. C. 1.89
V'inston-Solcnt, N. C. ? ^
?.U \itvvuouuiu .3.1/1
VilminRton, Del. 9.36 >
Southern R1
nthony Brown, H. T. Hanson, w
. M. Wolfe, J. P. Fuller, Anna j
ady, A. P. Inglass, Watson Fraz- [ d
r Ma1'^, t' raves, J oh n ^Snooks, j JJ
live .Jenkins', Mar y llfcoper," An- 1 w
e Sams, Candias Frazier, Willie h
razicr, Daphney Cuy^r. Mary
inckney, BcllK-Holnran,?Gather^* .
e Marphe^rTLilla Gantt, Verneice
uybr, W. T. Gillison, M. M. Fulr,
F. E, Williams, Silvia Jenkis,
N'ancy Smith. W. W. Brown,
[. E. Brown, Robert Cuyler, Eluse
Smalls, Bertha Bascomb, '
ottie Miller, Mary Eady, Peter j ;v
ady, Anna Jenkins, Morrison 14,
awyer, 6Gc each; Rhina Nix 60c; ^
orine Simmons 50c; William 1
ady, Belle Jenkins. Miles Mai- jt
: y, Katie 'Mallory, Cattie Glover, 1 tl
llie Bostick, Arthur Pinckney, I
nll:~ T D?.i<- T) r> T l.i _
" jiu u. niuwii, iv. iv. u uiiKinis,
'. W. Pollins, L. Pollins, 50c n
ich." S(
The total amount raised for the
?y. was $80.00. w
r. .lAMKS A. M? R. CHURCH C
Rev. F. M. Clark, Pastor __ ti
Sutv'ay at the usual hour, ortfi- vi
rs and teachers were at their b?
>st of duty, and a fine group of tl
holars. After school they plan- P
d to our Sunday school picnic on o!
c second Saturday in August ;
liich we hope will be a success- cr
1 one. Our mahy sicks are out ds
iving many friends and relatives W
sitois now. Among them arc. hi
rs. Sarah Morton and son, Mr.
icob Morton, and grand son. Mr. J.
anicl Presley, all from Ohio, 111. \\
The Rev. David Green and his si
RS OF SERVICE \m
sH
can turn to us for whole d
of being met with an unising
from long experience
NEY'S . I
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TOT ? . M
*" Columbia, S. C.
Saturday, July 25, 19.16
ACH FARES
MBIA, S. ('. .WAY
SYSTEM
ne 1, 1936 f
a. r.. i>. a.
INOMfCAL ? SAFK
Aiken, S ,C. ,$ 1.12 ? ^
Vtlantn, (in 1 ?.1.74
Augusta, (la. 1-25
Alexandria, Va. ... 7.1F3
Vltoona, I'a. 12.2(1
liatesburg, S. C.'. ? .19 v'
lilackville, S. C. 1- .HO
Ik-ltCn, S. C. 1.78
[lirmngham, Ala. (1.24
loslon, Mass. .. ^ , 1 (i..'ll
Huston, Mass. via Hell (late 17.21
'arlsle, S. C. _ _. .81
.'hcster, S. C.v ._! .97
.cntralia, 111. t 11.59Jhattanc.oga,
Tenn. __u 5.80
Lhicago, III. 14.57
Columbus, O. : 11.24
A I Xt <" A" ?
milium, ii, i., : ?
Dayton, O. ._ ...... 9.99
Davenport, Iowa 17.90
Dallas, Tex. __ 18.73
[Cast. St. I.oiiis, HI. 12.39
Fort Mill, S. C. _ _ 1.38
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. -_ 9.82
Ft. Worth, Texas >. 19.39
Jr^enwocd, ST C. ...?_ ... 1.29
jJainesville, (i,a. 3.141
ircensboro, N. C _ 3.04
irand Rapids, Mfch. 14.99 *
luntsvillc, Ala. 7.26
Jendersonville, N. C __ 2.14
liflli l*nint, N. C?p. - ~ 2^1
Magerstown, Md. ..... -8.71
ilot Springs, Ark. 13.89 t
ndianapolis, Ind. 10.92
loncsvillo, S. C. ... 1.15'
lohnson City, Tenn. 3TZ8
vnoxville, Tenn. 4.41
Liundrun?, S. C. I : 1.77 .
jcxington, Ky. -?7.62 ?
.exington, N. C. - 2.55
..akeland, Fla. 7.34
.ittle Rock, Ark. ____, ,12.81
Montgomery, Ala. _ 6.06
Miami, Fla* 10.18
Mcridia<nl_.Miss. , 8.37
Montreal, Que. 20.16
S'ewberry, S. C. .73.
u-n vsncuns, l.a. lU.Na
sashvllle, Tenn. 8.09 *
Xrangoburg, S. C r_ .73
)cala, I*'la. J 1_ 6.21 j)maha.
Nob. __ 20.91
'rosperity, S. C. - .62
'hiladelphin, I'a. 9.91
took Hill. S. C 1.26
{alcigh, N. C 3:33
leading. Pa. 10.71
itneca, S. C. 2.28
iumnvorville, S. C. 1.61
ihelTiold, Ala. 8.15
it. Ld.iis, Mo. __ 12.32
it. Petersburg, Fla. __ __ 8.22
Ian Francisco. Cal. . 41.60
it. Paul,- Minn. 22.30
ian Antonio, Tex. 23.49
ialt Lake City, Utah . 40.Si
ampa. .Fla. __ A- 7.86
olodo, O. 12.99
'ulsa, Okla. 18.73
'icksburg, Miss. 11.17
Vrnnsboro, S. C. - .57
Vashington, 1). C. 7.16
Vest Palm lloach, Fla. 9.18
C.r?l
y ijjjfP iciu =
ife from Cottageville, S. C.
The Ohio ilblks will leave Saturay
morning for Ohio. We wish
lem a safe and pleasant trip. We
ei^ glad to meet them and will
e sorry to part lrom them.
IIGI1LIG1ITS OF CO. 5475
CAMP I?AREVIEW
By Timothy J. Johnson
As these hot summer days pass
way like a dream the camp news
aper correspondent will tell you
bout the high Tights- of Company
175 Sp. 9 located 21 _> miles from
le City of Chester out west end.
The ,religious educational, ath:tc
and social activities are. ia^?_
reusing with the linns, under the
wonderful"ijFilftt'rfthfftrof Camp
ommandcr,' ijt. Withens.f*Lt. Pal
ler, athletic director; Lt. Brunm,
M.D., company doctor.
This department is cooperating
ith the South Carolina Foresty
commission. Judge Hutchinson, Vj
: doing much to build up the
hester State Park. '
Mr. Graham the camp educaI'onal
adv'sor is arranging for
irious classes to be taken by the - k}ys
of the camp with the help of
ic assistant educational advisor
ressloy of Abbeville and many
rhei's who teach various?classes.
Mr. Virgel (Spoon) Worthy was
died to his home in. Union one
\y last week because of the death
; his?grandfather,? Mr.?Alfred R
rorthy. We all sympathize with *
im.
Rev. BynC Prof. Brown and Mr.
Jones, all of Chester visited us
? ?i ?-i- -
vufivnua^, aut'i n*/un mm iiiaur a
tori talk.
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