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K iiw.il i pBjuiv * Saturday, August 1, 1936 WILLIAM CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH + Rev. J. 1'. Washington, Pastor I Sunday \vus a lovely day thru I out. In spite ol thy intense hot ' weather, many jTTTTpTe were soon wending tneir way io the various churches. 1 no auyiniaika. at \\ n, li'am chapel was,excellent- both at morning ar.d evening, t The Sunday .solan i had a latgi. [ attendance with all the teachers at their post.-, except .Mrs, Klina ~ i^liepherd who'is stsi confined to tier home alter- undergoing a se 1'ioiM ope i nt'"n.?.Mi.', ilouiali (Jit-1 liam has charge ol hex-elass during her illness. ' Thy review was conducted by Mis. C. C. ileinmingway, teacher ol' Class No. 2. This being toe ev'e of our lliirct quarterly conference l'i c siui..g Killer Robinson was with us and deivered two masterly sermons, both nioining and evening lie was accbmpanieu by .Mrs. Hobinson ami their daughter, Anna; lielle Wilson oi' Conway woo i> a cla-smate ol our pastor, l'ocy expressed tlienvI Selves as er.jojing the visit and L entci tainiiu:nl niost immensely, fc Drs. Washington and Robinson I iiwturen io i.uwiiuui jsunuay anernoon to bo with i'aul Larniichael and liis people, * The bu.-iiiess ot i the collie re net* was conducted oil Monday niyliL with, much success and iontliusia~iu. The sunuuoi .-t.hOul having-been closed, this pasfor is calling on all ' of ^hoL loyal Woi Koi s to l Csunic labor. lie still holds, to his""bld slogan: 'Marching Must lie line"! STcwatuess jloaru No. 1 met at \ tlie homo bl. .ui's Anna 1-aa. s. on | ' \\ eVt- i-?io\ ?. 1 1 ie< t, .u.'iuiay aftcr110011. Ti t (."i.uppcl'v . eU?b metv at the homo o. oils. ("ani^. .Walker., I'd 1>i oad sii.et> Monday afternoon. "I lie l.aures' fillilu club held its reacting in blip home oi Mrs.. Itutii t<. jinny., (mii Avft, ot. l nesitay a. t, riiootn "1 Iio '.uissjdnaiy ladies mot at tin *, parsonage Wiunosdivy altbVnuoii and -attended tn district mis. ionnary convention 1'ii .ay at Keldervillc. I ho holiday school had it. ?'?rrrrrrtml?pu-rrrr?rrr?t amp 1 Vwilbtir'1 wniuade, iinn-oay with .a large iiiloiliiai.Cc and a jolly ?cod time for the young folk' Lome to Wil. liam ,chapel. -*m tm -- ? i.i;ks\ iu.io m:ws The Sunday Scho-.i opened at (the usual hour. The liv-son -was taught by the ex-stipei if.lcndem and was very well,.discussed. The pailoi jueaih>?d a 's??'.il slit1L i ing set niuii to all true believers. "Alter wi.i.h the elmir. went to St. doliii ('. in. 11. t hin eii to renoer a pl oy rani. ... ~ Miss 1\: i y J.-. c Horlhy ol Philadelphia, I'n. ,is spending a i\ w. vvitw -wijlj i.er parents, Miy and .Mrs. .tiaber lloriiey. ( Thoniasina Wya liters of... ^*. Y. i?^?lKnnin;;' a-w hile v. uh her grand luliur, .Mr. E... 1>. (jrog'g. M i sscs. .Annie Richardson and v aUii.1 j7<y Mioud lett n->r ColumI .bia Sur.day jvhero ..they will ro\ Mnaiji--tTfi a wh'ilo. ... 1 ho ia\i\.al incel inir Avill slartat tile .St. .Mai'ijirvv i . ,\l. I-.. church .Sanca.x. iky Ivt will conduct In. own nux't in;i iicy ai\_. cupecting to have dii'horuii choirs t very night. \\y Jippe I ere will bo. a i ,?wdcd v. nuicli. ~ ib iTT MT'.A. I l;>.'.Zai :l "itlid \ .oriel i I', r'aii' < I* Coin labia wtio - tin: giiv.-is ol .Mrs. -Matlio L. bo-yu, .Saturday. <_ Miss Jaitptp?it. Tnomas loit I'm l aarh'sli'ii .-aUuday. .Mis. hi la i'ai.ri lelt for Reading, Pa. Satin ?iay. .Mi s. \\ i.liiy t ook if!" t idiinil/ia v,as the giic.-t oi .ins. .\nuio Waln-is Sunday/ Airs. Roberta I.ind.-ay ;ind Mr. j S. L. Loo aio'i-l;.i on the sick Wai.ti:kuoko news Misses K. atidd\\ II .iloy 4c\f N. V. C. wVro visitors in Wul^tflClbotaU: ast Week, They wore avconi'pain l nore ny umr two nirres *_wno ' the chjldivu o> liev. D. Ward siehoU. Ti.t'v were the yvicsts. of ^ -,r. nlnl .Mis. .).K. W illiams ann *it a pleasant evening at the usonauo of Si. Peter's, ace>m)nkd by .Mis. Delia Williams. Most of tile to ifh is have vc ua'nefl home ft'om sinci tee school at d arc en.jo.'finy a well earner) rest.. Tlu> civ.tvht s wore tflaq to have their members back. Revs. I*. R. Tiller ami . L. ^\I. Littk.iohn have returned*", from their respective--4+?o.riv.t nmethrefS" V report a <1 intcresttime. if- .'o Kev. 'SIIeiarrl. P, IS., was the 1 Jest of R -v. ami M> s, Liv.tk(hn last week. JMiss Mamie Rest I-ft last Sunfy eveimiir for a.short visit to \k iKlale, her home win* "" she 111 see relatives and make new fquaintanees. She is the daujfhjfr oft the undertaker here. . | Prof. Tla/.x.ard. Misses llanna' j'lnisi'11 nrrl Dorothy Kvnns were -l?visitors- ?frr--Walterboro j^.iday. ? The.v acr.omimnwd .Miss Ilnta I.ognn here front Columbia lere-Miss Zclma had spent seval days. /'airs. rio-saie" uuefii cnniiiuips in id her friends are solicit ions 'a "'bout her welfare. She has hoc: ?. luck for several ivlrs. Ophelia T.ewis is havinp a /rent time, visitincr Islandton. Every week en 1 she funis t to social and business advantage to tako i trip. Mrs. To-na?Simmons has hern Very ilf t4,or the last, several days Did sh" Tins been anpreh rsive ahoirt her health. Her daughters _ Lire daily administering to her kvell bmner. * TJnchel Mnree who is one 2 < (' toe greatest caterers r,i Wnltovf seems not to reaeh normally 1 ,'te has. ret'irned home flrom * Vrrk where she attended the Feral -confor"nee. Sho seems to 1 ifflieted with the wander lust, jfcp/^hs a trreat pleasure to ra^e men to see the workmen . " -it 1' *. WHITE OAK NEWS m Th0 Sunday school is doing nice- I ly. We sent E. L. Richmond to I the county convention and he gave us some splendid ideas about or- I various departments. The con- 1 vention was very inspiring. Eveiy Sunday school worker should I ..live been there. Rev. W. H. Neal, pur. pastor r gavfe us. a wonderful message. He g prlached at tl\e convention at 3100 o'clock. After collection and some 4t't remarks we went immediately in- ? -4-o?evening service. Anolht'I' SOUl n r stirring sermon was delivered by i he pastor which made our hearts ? burn. .; ' J J. t lysses and Rosa and E. L. < ? Richmond. Vashti Robinson, Mary- v lull Gait her 8 and little Tomniie L. * Richmond, attended the convennon last Friday. Alexander Robinson and James e: C. Richmond came home from Clin- as ton to spend the week-end. Eugene Robinson went back in Alex- V ander's place James Gaither went p< lo Baltimore last week \> The St. Matthew Presbyterian di church is having their daily vaca- in lion Bible school this week. The rev ival meeting started there Sun. After the afternoon services Alex- b< under, Vashti and Ruth Robinson m ami E. L. Richmond went home ti with Bessie and Odessa Toatley. w * IIVJ vujv;^'i;u uiciuacivvi) vtriy much. T .Themembers at Weeping Mary ai are getting ready for their revi- w val meeting. N Under tlie direction of Prof. E. L. Richmond, Weeping Mary and St. James are planning to have ti their, daily vacation Bible school about two weeks from now. ' This a] will be the first attempt and we f, are praying for much success in rp ihc work. w . Prof: Richmond attended the (j aammer school at Benedict-Allen. (>, The W eeping Mary choir is go- V( lig to Piney Grove, Great Falls the j; econd Sunday in August. LITTLE RIVER NEWS; ^ Rev. B. L. Guiles, Pastor Pi Sunday was a church going day. 01 Mt. Zion. Sunday school opomui on f1 time;, the Supt., Robert Gouse was at his post and teachers present. ai fhe lesson was beautifully dis- >*' cussecf by Prof. S. N. Rogers. The o! lesson was reviewed by .Prof. J. F II. Guiles af Latta, S. C. t't Atr 11:30 Rev. B. L. ascended the ^ .Matthew, second chapter and second verse. .? ? We had some visitors with us, front the Baptist Church and also n inJgftUa, S. tk, MacRoy White, MnprLillio BetKea, Mrs. Alice ^rliile, .Miss Dora hi. Dcsiter, i'roi. ' I. 11. Guiles, the son of Rev.--B.~D. -Guiles; after ward our Missionary ui Rally look place. A nice sum \vas j0. raised, ?7.50. Bessie Guiles, Pres. ' ^ During the evening we motored' down to the Ocean; it tvai our .? site seeing. t. ^ At nignt we went to St. Paul vj Church. -A -splendid crowd was' there waiting to hear the gospel ^ nj least. Rev. Guiles took his text I Samuel, 10th chapter, subject, |n '"Go,I Wants A Man." The church (ti* was stirred from the pulpit to the j 'our. Invitation for joiners was -\j r*V M -ft ml fi nrrrcrmc -inirmrl tho f IT , ~ J ? ill church. 01 Wc will go to our Missionary g, .mc: ing, Thursday, July 30, Buck tj Port.- -- " ' ~ 1 b( .-.FIRST BAITIST CHURCH nc . I pi Rev. A. II. Clark, Pastor ^ -r R Sunvnverville, S. C.?Sunday in< ruing an inspiring sermon was delivered by Rev. M. Bowman of > St. George,. S. C. His text was j Taken from the 1st Cor. 1:25, sub- | . 'bet: "God's Foolishness Is.. Greater Than Man's Supreme p Knowledge." Rev. A. H. Clark took the rostrum that night with mother soul stirring sermon. His text was taken from Hebrews 2:3, mbjcct "How,Shall We Escape?" , Rev. and Mrs, A. H. Clark entertained quite a few callers at the parsonage last week; they are as follows: Rev. T. O. Mills of "Charleston, S. C. ;Rev. S. ?>. Ricker1 mcker of Bamberg; and Rev. A. W. Milton of Orangeburg, S. C. r1 Mrs. Mary Brown who is a tc diithful niemhi>i? of !a eI showing her colors even though she is in the State of Nw^J. on J?1 last Sunday she sent money foi J' her pastor's-salary. We thank ; her lor remembering the church, and trust -that others who are away will do likewise. ??"? ~ Tho Faithful Workers Club ha I !,: a great success with their "Class li1 Rally" on last Monday night. A pui.se and a large bunch beautiful (flowers were presented to sc Rev. A. H. Clark, our pastor by ^ this wonderful club. ^ SALTERS NEWS > - h_.. . JSl ^ * ay was a very high day atj <j( lie church. Sunday school open<1 with a very large attendance. ^ Supt. K. B. Lawrence and teach- ej ers were on duty. Tho lesson was beautifully discussed by each teacher and was reviewed briefly hy the Supt. - %v ~ The flub wtas entertained at the jp school house by Mack McCray. We played many games which was en- jj joyed by all. r We were served a refreshment ( Mr. Willie Lawrence, a senior U from Shaw university, has been e attending summer^ school, came bonne and joined our club Wednesday jiight. ' w We were very proud to have , Mr. Lawrence to join our club. ? 4 and brick layers of?Qenniark u- -fr ' recti ng Walterboro's third hotel. P There will be held in the inter- 01 est of St. Peter's A. M. E. church C 1 next Monday night a moving picture .rxhihition bv Prof. \Vlator t? Gregg . You are Invited to ? , w 1 present. ' i H" *? / VI ' - " . EiP/ t the $f t a I ?v ABB& wal*-a ^ CT Twe ^ voowaeST velope. for my New Astrology NOTE: Youx question aari a clipping of thia column ia am reply, send a quarter (25c) at . mail free advice on three (8) tnrthdate, and correct addreea to ABBE WALLACE, care of 1 Assembly Street, Columbia. Sen <T. F.?Will I ge teverythiug_I cpect and will I ever be satisfied } I want to be ? Ans.: Yoj will get your DIOHCE okay but a few disapointments will come with it. 'hen you do get your freedom . . . jn't make the mistake of marrytg too soon. * E. L. H.?Please tell me if the >y I left in the town I visited eant anything to me? Should 1 y to go back to this town to find ork? Ans.: Don't wast your time, here is no work for you there? id no LOVE EITHER. This bo> as only teasing you. He DOES OT WANT TO MARRY YOC. . ? * * TT IV.?\Vi11 I ho siimossfnl ir. le course I am seekitljf. Anh.: You will profit considerbly from any time and effort put ?rth in the study of IIA1R CULURE. \oti are well adapted, to ork of this sort . . and if you y real hard you will some day vn a BEAUTY PARLOR all our own. Make this your goal in fe. - . * * * R. A. *J?I am so lonesome and lue I don't know what to do. 1 ave boon -in?ii on von, . Colo.?ten lonths and I don't have any comany at all or no one to take me it. When will I ever get a iend? Ans;: You have one right now nd don't know it. This n.'an that ou met at the Cafe who is so fond [ your young son IS ALSO ONI) OF YOU. A little eniragement on your part and the .'suit wotold he, a very BEAUTIL L C tiAlJLCXXCLVbtuir, * j* HODGES NEWS Mars Hill Baptist Church lev. H. L. Cunningham, Pastor Sunday was a glorious day for lurch goeii. Sunday school >ened at the usual hoiif with UV5 sst. Supt., Airs. Alary L. Walup and her cp-workers at their >st ox uuty. I he lesson was wonjrtluJlv discussed and nicely reewed. At 11:45 a. m. Re\*t II. L. Cunnghapi delivered a!, wonderful ospcl message that 'jvas enjoyed / many. Then a liberal eoltecon was taken. Supt. Stewart along with Mrs. ary and Misses Qleanor Widean, and many others have arrivw 1 from the Educational Sunday diool and B. Y. P. U. Convenon, of.the Little R. B. A. at Abiville, S. C. They repoYted a xble and pleasant stay. At !8 p. m.' Rev. -Cunningham cached another inspiring sermon ev. Gambril graced the rostrum. ]\Irs. Carrie Strotta was> the din31* guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. raldrup. She reported a pleasit stay. Itev. Cunningham, Rev. Gambril ong with Deacon Stewart were nner guests oft Mr. and W. C. rome. . tm ?* UNION NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday was a beautiful day for lurch goers and a rally day ;for embers and friends of Bethel lunch. Sunday school began at ten o'ock and Supt, Singleton was on me as usual, a goodly number of acheils and children were pret>it. j ' At 11:30 Rev-. T. E. Robinson reached from Gal. 0:10. The put ne was "Opportunity Makers, pportunity Takers and Opporinity Breakers." Each point was illy explained" spiritually and ilist c n ed while their souls were beig filled with great message of od. A flew weeks ago this day was t for rally day. The members ere divided into two clubs, Mrs. . E. Robinson was the Captain >r the men and Rev. Robinson as the Captain for the', women, unday morning the men reported -the- women - reported 13.50. After the morning service Rev. obinson motored to Bates Chapn/n,i.,a c;n?! LIJ |M L*?LII. XJIW. 1) aUll.1 UIHIO ho has been ill but is up and was Lit to Bates Chapel aprain to \Vitess the message. Bro. Wadus is rellkno\vn in Union county for his adership, spiritually ami socialr. Bro. J. II. Richards and famy,, Bro. Dave Gist and Mrs. ouise Foster and family were al> there with a number ofl others, ros. Me.Junckins, Foster and othi>' accompanied Rov*). Robinson nd onioyed the trip. Sunday nipht Rev. Robinson as back on his post of duty with hurch full of members and ionds to witness the sermon and ninh the rally. Rev'?Robinson reached from Acts 0 chapter. The utline was "Church Knockers, hurch Kickers -and Church Pulsrs." Each point was made "iffmestinpr and explained fully, and as enjoyed by all. After the serion each Captain took their ' / ? .v.', . _ V" *- * THE PALMETTO LEASER Heading, and receive by return y mad in tbie paper ONLY wfaeii _ lend ia jnr letter. For private y id a eeli-addreeaed. stamped en- X qoeetkme. Sign year full name, y to all letter?. Address all mail X < rU? FALJdJKTTO UEADKR, 1110 y nth Gerobna.?- ?? ^ J f J-?Will I be-aueecssful in gemtigrnie a job after'school is out? I am attending summel school. Ans,: You bet . . . You might contact the ."Circulation Manager" ilf ?hia .... h..r ..',1 ;r Iw, give you a job building up a route I and you can begin while taking I your summer school work. Mention to him that I told you to apply to hinT for work. ? * * M. N.?Would I do better bv moving this fall ? Do 1 need a special reading or I may* say a full reading. . "Ans.: More if you like . . . but j take your "roomers" with you. ' i You are not able financially to i give up this extra income so don't take any chanceH of losing your present boarders. * . !; * * * * . ' J ' P. M. C.?My problem seems to be like Peggie's whom I read about 1 in your column several weeks ago., I once was a happy girl when my sister was with me, but now death has separated us. Other girls try' age seem-to find pleasure in stay- j ing out all night drinking and indulging in cheap pleasures.. I can't do this. It thei'e something" that you can tell me? Ans,: -Bon't feel so bad . .. you '"are still very.young and one day . not far off ... the right kind of a young man .will come into your , life, and vou will then be seeing the world TITROCGJI ROSE COI.- , ORE I) GLASSES. ? * * * K. T.?Who will make the highI est bid on my father's farm? Ans.: I believe the man that ' you talked to PRIVATELY will he the top bidder. I cannot do1 tor mine- clearly?what?this? f igore -' I will be. J place to make their report. ' | The men reported $12.00 and 1 the women reported 45.00., The Captain of the men reported $32.05 for Men's Club. The Captain * for the women reported $30.30 for the Wonten's Clubs.The grand , _tptal so fijr is $216.26. Watch the ' ' Loader for iw?o rf each per-'?n^ that payed $5.00 and over in the rally. ]\Irs. Delft Robinson of Sumter, 1 S. C., the mother of Rev. T. E. j Robinson, with her little daughter spent a few clays in Union a week ( ago. ^ a ^ [ BETHLEHEM RAPT. CHURCH \ Rev. E. E. C.aulden, Pastor , 1 Newberry, S. C.?The last Sun- 1 day in July brought to us sunshine and fair weather; but it soon past out-of time inter cfrrntty, carrying with it the good and * {wi] of all man kind; before the * judgement seat-of God. The Sun- ,r dav school was <?allcd to order by ? Supt. Gladden, a large number of ' young people were present as usu- } al. Before the Sunday scchool was | over our good superintendent had * to speed away to the County S. S. J Convention. At the recular morn, s ing son-ice our pastor though somewhat indispose brought us a strong message. Subject, "Jesus 4 .The Git at Preacher." Our hearts were made to feee g>Jad to have Mrs. Channie Lake with us once more, after being away for more than a year in Washington. I). C. Wo are happy to have other mem- 5 hers of our church back who have been of. in summer school. Our evening1 services were held at six o'clock instead of eight at nigrht, at which time we had the pleasure of listening: tto Rev. Dayson, who preached a wonderful sormoon. Text: Ye are the salt of the earth?Matt. o:l'k Let us not forget that "Heme Coming Day" at P.ethlehem Rapt. Church the second Sun lav in September. r.RKNT.Xr.R A. M. L. cfiritoi Rev. E. B. Mack, Pastor . Sunday school was opened in 1 due form by Sunt. E. J. Foxworth, 1 j A splendid crowd attended. The 1 lesson was wonderfully discussed J by the members of the scchool nrtor Sunday school, morning worship was had. A snlendid crowd a. m. Rev. Maclr ascended the ' rostrum; he delivered a wonderful < mosago. His text was 4th chap- s ter Acts of Apostle 13th verse. ' Sunday r.ight Rev." Mack preach- ' ed another soul stirring, scrmrn. ' .4th chapter Acts of Apostles 3rd ' and 1th verses, subject "The Bless I od Fellowship r?7 T.ife And Suffer- ! ing ihetwoen Shepherds and 1 Flocks." Sunday afternoon the Ushers Board met at the home of Mr. 1 Thomas Daily. Our revival conducted by Mr. F. R. Robinson has closed with 7 converts. We ..had with us as i visitors'Sunday, Mrs. Martha Robinson, of. New York; Miss Vivian ' Singleton (Rev. Mack V rrond_ daughter') and Mr. Smith of Fdor? once; Messrs Tommy Johnson and i John Gilchrist and Misses Ada -1 Smith and Elizabeth Davis. Were < guests of Mrs. Matfie Johnson of I I Ocean Drive Beach Sunday. Miss Jonell Hayes is on the siek list. < j We ho^e her a speedy recovery. i r SUMMERV1LLE NEWS ft'e are very glad to know that Mrs. Graiie M. Ashe is getting aong nicely after being sick for i.ui r 1 linn?a?month?iioin?an?auLomobile wreck. We hope that she >\ul continue to feel better. Mr. Thomas Williams McGil! left Saturday for New York Citj risking his family. We hope foi him a pleasant stay and a saft return. Mrs. Bertha Ferrel left Sundaj (t week ago to join dier hus bant in Xmr York Cityi?We hope foi tier a vary pleasant stay aftd t safe return. ; Don't l'ofget the Paradise caf< :orner Main and-R. R. avenue. Everybody' is wdieume. \\ e appre :fiile-_yuur-patronage very much, Mrs. C. L. Aiken and Miss T tielzer is back home after spend ing six weeks in summer school i ney reported, a very enjUyabh lime. Bethel A. M. E. Church Rev. V. A. Janerctte, Pastor Sunday school xipened at ^ th< usual' hour. -In spite of the heat a large attendance was present After"listening to such a boauti ful kssoh, Sunday school was dis missed.. We are very glad to hav< our Supt., Airs. C. . Aiken bacl with us, alter having spent*, sii weeks in summer school. She re ported a very pleasant stay. .-\t 11 :oU tne morning service b< nan. The pastor preached;a won dorful sermon. His text was se idled from Ezekiel 37:3. "Son o: Man Can These Bones Live?". Sul ject "The Hopeless State". Ev erybody present enjoyed it verj inuch. -1 :? At -7 oclock the evening servic* began. And a unusual wonderfu sermon was preached. Text .John 2:1; subject: "The World': Loyal." Everybody enjoyed it verj nuicii. Our niglit service will be gin 7 o'clock, while the weather is .-till warm. MULLINS NEWS Les-Elite Club of this-Crty mei at the home a3 Rev. d. N. Car.r or last Monday evening at H:30 o'-. clock. The Rev. Mr. Theodon Prison is president of' this club and we as members of the club art eery much pleased with him. Our topic tbr discussion on las! meeting was "What can we do tt improve ourfcelves." This subject was beautifully discussed. Les Elite Club was cnthuseti aver the interesting-talk from Jklr. Walker 'lliompson, who is hert 'rpm New York visiting relatives and friends cffV this city. We were also happy to have Miss i>us..i Brown Who is taking Nurs< Training in Columbia, S. C. Rev J. AL? Carr, Reporter. ST. STEPHEN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. I). N. Wilson, Pastor We "are very proud to say thai jur church is progressing alons all lines. We are glad to say uj to the present', we have paid all ol >ur general claims in all of the listrict meetings. Our good mis" sionary sisters being led by oui ;ood preside lit, tSister Harriet Adlison are now ready .to report ir the missionary A Invention tlyit v*ill be held 011 the 11th of Aug >11 tthe lilack River Circuit. Our third quarterly conference vas Jield on the 12th of this month C was-om.?cfS-thxr-grcatest quar. om wo luivA PVPI' TW iding elder preached morning and light. He preached two of the greatest sermons I have ever leard. Dr. Miles is very instrucive and profound preacher. He s a great presiding elder. He had >een presiding elder for many 'ears, and we were very glad to say it has not created the spirit ?*f bossism in him. But he treats ill of his preachers and members is brothers and sisters. He does lot only preach great sermons luring his quarters; but lie also eetures to his people.-- In our ast quarter he spoke in the highist terms of our great Bishop.. He said the whole of -South Carolina >ught feel very prought of having bhshop i' lippef as our Bishop. He >aid he will not only be the bis10|> of the state but he will be a tether, brother, and a great leader for all. On last Sunday our services wei'e /cry good all day. The pastor preached to us a great sermon 011 'Christian the Light of the iVorld," Jp the evening1 deacon Rev. D. Homes brought us anothJr great sermon on the subject Faith. One person joined the hureh in the morning service. The Sunday school opened at the usuil hour with the Supt. Bro. I. Ses ion and teachers, It was largely ittended. The lesson was reviewid by the pastor. ^ SHILOH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. T.. H. Weathers,. Pastor marked, the beginning of the excellent Sunday service. Sunday ;chool being over, the pastor ascended the. rostrum and delivered into his audience one of his soul stirring messages. His text is found St. John, 1 :R9 and his subiert "Nearness in the Relation 3v.;? r >> tti - 3HH7 ui ytsus. c.very one in t' congregation seemed to have en joyed that message. On Sundaj afternoon, .3:00 o'clock the pastoi and a host of members of Shilol motored to St. Matthew, a churct about throe miles from Newborrj Rev. K. L. Moore, pastor. All wh< attended reported a very pleasant trip. On Wednesday afternoor 2:00 o'clock, the funeral service ol Mrs. Wallace was, conducted a Ant-toeh?Ilnplisl dllil'dl. STTe H sadly piissed by friends as well a.the damily and relatives. On Frb lay afternoon at 2:00 o'clock the funeral services of Mr. Cleojihas Williams were also held at Anti>ch. All friends of the family ar< n sympathy with them. 'T* ' / I EMMANUEL A. M. E. .CHURCH I Rev. J. E. Thomaft, Pastor j Services at Emmanuel on last Sunday were well. atto.n<letl: At I " the morning worship, tne pastoi j ! brought an impressive message^to I . a very tine audience. The twentythird Psalm tilth verse reads? "Thou preparest a table beTore me in the presence of mine enemies" ' etc. The message was a-soothing f spiritual ointment for all. One uc. cession was made during the ser vice. 7 We were pleased to have with us our Presiding Elder, Reverend ^ L. R. Nichols and Rev. Ford, of " St. Luke A. M. E., who read the Scripture lesson taken from the sixth chapter q? St. Euke. "Therewere other visitors from out of ' the city as well as local. With a tine group of teachers ) and scholars, Sunday school activities during the afternoon were interestingly spent. Tne lessons lor' this quarter are .very interesting' and are being well discussed. Vis-' , itors are always welcome, in our * midst. . .' ' Eifst Samuel twenty-sixth cliap' ter twenty-first verse?Then ,said Saul, " have sinned return, my 'stfn I ' Eavid, for 1 will no mo-re do thee 1 nann, uecause my soul was pree-I . iuus in thine eyes this day,'' etc.'! _ A Ifiige congregation heard this, last messag^l'or the day. We .noted a goodly number of visitors 'Iduring these activities. Rev. D. .M. Baxter, one of our General olff icers was jiyysent and made time-' j l.v remarks. I "Mr. J5. N. Grben, Jr., formerly f of this city who for; several years - -resided ttr MtrA'ernotT, X. Y., has 2 returned to the city in order to j spend a while'with his mother, Mrs ( K. AI. Green. He is also the brothj' cr of Miss S. K. Green, instructor r at Allen university. Ailr. Green. 7 favored us with a ,vocal solo dur, ihg the evening worship. He is a ' member of Bethel A.M.E. church, X. Y., and also a menVber of the choir. 'Mr, J. R. J. Snype, Jr., is spending a while with" his parents here. ^ Mr. Snype is a recent graduate of 1 Johnson C. Smith university, Char lotte, N. Ct~ a former Sunday ! .-chool boy, he always* if4member's i his church and Sunday school when ever he?is in the city. This being the fourth Sunday - our Junior choir served all day 1 with, an extra call at Alt. Zion A. M. K., during the afternoon. WALHALLA NEWS J Aliss Clara M. Grant has return. ed from Columbia where she has j ( een attending the Benedict-Allen , summer school., Mrs. Nettie Robinson and little grand-daughter Thelnia were called to Wilmington. N. C., on account of the illness of her son". [ Minson. Mary Irilla and Willie W. Robinson have been visiting their sis^ ters, Mrs. Catherine Robinson and j Mrs. Ruby Reid in Greenville. , Mrs. Frances Floyd gave a socf" rat?at home last* Friday night for , t he benefit of the Auxiliary of Flat Rock Baptist church. Mrs. Mattie Robinson gave a social at her home last Friday nite i for the benefit of the Auxiliary of Flat Rock church. Mrs. Maggie B. Hutchison has returned from Brooklyn, X. Y.. , where she has been visiting relatives "and friends. Subscribe For i The Leader ? - i David G. Ellison General Insurance Konest and efficient attention given to all buahiM* ole.ced with me. PHONE 5717 i ?T P.harl Every ! UNTIL SEP1 Leave Colum t : a :? r?i 1 -. i arrive Vjimriei L. Returning leave CI r Union Statior . Consult Ti ; W. E. McGEE, A. I ' . I . . '3 - Page If | ' BISIIOPVILLE NEWS St. John,A. M. E. Church Uev. A. J. Felix, I'astor . y ' Sunday was a high day. Large -trimds a i u ii'lod'Ttio services'. -The pastor delivered the morning message. It was indeed a power] ul * I sermon. Earing the sermon the ' holy Ijhi .-l mad' it. elf munife-l in our ini'ist. At 1 u'clock tin.- choir and coni gregation of Mt, llci mon Baptist worshipped with u>. In the abrsence of their- na>tor who could not Cii pi4,-' ut, i>r . E. Thorna-, --pis-:? local pi i a< I., i- delivered a | strong g<o>pel sermon. Our evening service found anotn * * ! er large ci < wo out to' hear a s?uij stirrihg .-ei inon, pr< a'ciied by Kev. ~M:~ Filler-:- "Truly-! lie-1 Lojui wa with us Sunday^. Messrs /^Ss^Y. ydorgan, J. II Ihomtts, li W. Wiiidi, and W. M.-. Kelly, reported thp-'hiehest .amount 11.sjhcV'veiyt j\nJ!ng tue da-s leaders in t?e" q-Jar^efly confeience tho 'third Sui. i?y.' ' J hL. other.- whose names follow made splendid i,ei-|"iis: W. J. Bei jarfjin, K. Bei.tiainln, G. I). M?.-.e , J. (_. CliarleJ; M.oq W .-tJliLfe, .I'm} _ Murphy, W . Franklin. At K. Ken- * it y, 11. Law.-, A. Stephens, K. . ? March, .S .1. Simon, Sr.. Frank'Wiisen, .1. Simon and .J. .Spanil.' .Our revival meeting starts on the second SUddu,\*'lu All'iU-l, tllG? Kev. 'WAV' Met.'ullough, well know n . evangelist will have* ei.ai ge. 1 housands of souls have been I'.iv.n.rM .. <u.. I... :? - wtvugiH, Jll UieVltl.JJS 112U( . r.e\iut* conducted throughout this ch'untry. Heary0 him! ' IN MEM OR i AM. ? V" >- ' ..We i v;ti :a'i our decpy 1 sympa-. thy to one: of our menibers, Mis. .Helen Adams, whose sister passed to the great hey ml in Bdntoon,. N*. J., July lit. The-deceased for- -t merly lived-in Chester, S. C. and . 'was known as .Maggie Williams. Interment was "held in the Mt. ? > Maiiah C'emetary three miles West . of Chester. / " . | She sleeps beneath a gorgeous mass of florals while frieYids and. ' acquaintances greatly sympathize ' with Mrs.-.Young and family. We, the N. Y. A.'s endeavor to I cherish an ds-ulnuit"T~Yhy Kingdom come thv will be done. N. Y. A. CLUB riioOnv ^ r Right on Duty i no one would suspect she used to suffer so severely ^at times..., ; THOUSANDS of women have reported that Carriui helped to relieve functional pains of menstruation. and .by improving nutrition helped tp build Up and strengthen the whole system. No _ woman is better off for having put up with functional pains, _ cramps or nervousness . ^ at monthly periods if Oardui would have it eased her suffering. . . . p?^fir-' ' Try Cardui hi your case. Of course, if not bene- t ^ v fited. consult a physician.' ' CAR DU Lift for Functional Pains ~ ~L~ at montRTy periods ?ibi ii i miii mm\i ^ound Trip o^ _ miun Sunday FEMBER 6th ' bia 6:40 A.M. iton 10:30 A.M. Iiarleston 5:20 P.M. ? i, South Main cket Agent* 0. P. A., Columbia ' ' ? f ' . . 'l ' 1 T1. _ ? . -t -i '.v-3