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ftgt a | "the old gray? i | ?AN 11... ;; 1 1|the new rider";: j ' i? * * w x "7 ... A liEV. E. PHILLIP ELLIS 1 u'. V> 0 O i* i I.oki;\( K ' .1 In ci'iniiliaiuv witii the final do- t cisiuiv of llishop .!. S. Flipper, I >. "I>.\ the Sunday school and Alien League workers will assemble in the all- \ t named, city the" It', -0, , ai d *1 vl Ibis month, and it seems ^ -jhtd yd udy is preparing to gor; , They a;e anxious to inCet our new K|>ise.o.p;tl loader5. and to hear his .. ?program utiiiined. All of us want l"t) appeal: to him. so as to make a . favorable impression upon bin). That T; pat a1 aP-H-nd nolle can con- . slire or-erfl ii'ise tho'other for try- j ing to yet in the good graces 'of th-e bishop.'- Then again, the pro cram a.<. a::i a: 1"^' those col'.- v vent.in lis l.y I.'.r. A. P. Spears! Pro!', . ?W.. ili.word ami thaL.compeUtnt ' c'< i!in :.ity?., : e:nl by I>r. 11. I. I.en ; - ??? "1" (i i eeitviHc is the best evoi , i" it; in.ii in these meeting: . ' Any. pastor. ..Sunday school yr s I , ' la-aL.!;,- v mk.T w.liu Tails to alter I ^ l.j.ie a,e ijU'i'ti?" ? this year wi! ' ' -., , <i" tin 'ii-i. Ives a .grave injustice. ' ' . Wlijle. the sniinui*; vv.ill not be. he! 1 ,. * ' < this' year in co; nu ti- i with, thi ,, meet inc. tin hiini.-tyr'can atl'or.tl t ' , lui^s ijiy cours;-; that will be trivia in the (>! ! Pibie and the New Te;.- (| tahient.Tie ia-ti ui tiu;s are Hi v . it ...V K. F. ti. Ibai. 11. I. Lemon, .J. f. Pear.'h . I. I.. l-anpeV, .Julius .Ho'' i- :-ioa'tn~h-AV. -lai isvtte, lj. S." Law 1- ?nij" " i ni i.?' !!. 1 a w'isuirii'-M rs. N't ' I?P?.M an 1' i...I g y;?Revs. .1. -yy W. Wi liters peon. .11.' A. Adam. ., an11 Pi'tV. r't any-\:va|. Sunday, .seh'oyl pi ittciples' and methods - * i- Rev. 11. i'i. Li ' _><i 11. ProIV. .1. I ,. , Peck .ami ..I..In; A. I lar: is. NI,- t * dames Ci.ia 1'la.k. Wiliudmina , 1?i r 11.. A i. AI. ('aliioun and Forme th i til.-.':-:. A. (l-h J cagm , prine:ph.s :i: .i method.: Rev. J. lb-tin.. P.t it. I.. Smith atul -J. . W. T. V'.m . All-.,-. I .liaise llo.< is att'i Ih-r.tl.a Ava'-'t.- Jlr.- 11am* . trie l'iti'-km y ami .Aim; Path , jjii, . I.ias. .. 'Ih ;..;iiii:tr :r. v, r.hip-nnd d? ? vot'ion:. K. I*lijiij> TUlis, vi'. '>!'c:iv-. .1. ivI.. In-'' tm\v. ir? .1, i ? vrrlVJ. Miles, J. AlivahnjtK? A;\ I < I-iuii ?! " : " Missis Kail '( >,'! : 'l'at'l" . ... A.,,. ! > ?a, la A 5- : W,i't v; \\ ai a I !! .. J| II. \V. Un" a. M. i.l-iv 'tliouuh?> a Rev*-.r II. S. !. . - ami W. .1: IIu! m.-a-n, (>: j::U< v. II. II. I; . . . S." cial truest .. {, JMsh.'.p - -I.' 1 i-. S. S. -Mo!'',- P i . A. S< !11y. . t -v- " I WHAT Al!<>l I ( KIMKS? S Fi i t v>i jq'V pul-lirat.it>.' -. one a! t.r . : ?! to oelii\ i ! I.i - \A,i{ i? i,. tPiiifrcase. In N't-.v dv-^L.y a Vfiaae while ji'H'l 17 . i.n.<l L:- y 111.:.i ale eumpaniun. 1 > ai';- ac( :ii of I.:!:511 J" the nloth a y ' ') It' -t ! .a;, witl) a. 11 i at.-In t ".I> . :aue/l t.. ] > h pa; c. a:. . at i;.- h i lev them to ' 1 ' 1 . / ' 1 [ ' ^ .. : i _.M c r. . : front tIk* shock : > a .of I Jcterli\ P >i- -\ \>. y ??t" this city en 5" .... i- .Ir.l.v. 1 1, "by lie.njantin J. lifters, ? " ' ' v. !i>> .Was a -ti. Mi i- i "I.' l.ilki'.-. ) .. churc.it and -is n '-v i yhi for, ioU'e_ Lt'i i in,-;' iis tiic i-L1 11 at, (.'olunibi'a.' < 1> the church v.ajVi iur iti spiritual 1 ~ itiTlii' liciv \ lie " c;r.;-'f * of th'esS ' ' . . Ai inn.*".'. U I.i; I CSS i hat th chutcii T- t ? i""' cdy I'.'V - < t is11v -. fi-.rc r ie.d tia- kind pi education thut .takes its subjects away from <?? ?ik- > u cit js i espoi * siI> 1 c in ?t metf- uiv for these lioarlic.-. c: i.ijs . A.fc in,uia!v a.'u t- ^ be. pit tied;, an . b'.-.ei'\r t no pin, . _ ci s of fin- Christian people, but in Lj i :io v. ay can a I' ia.lian eiviii/:;. ?, tiou ouiiwcftt* crimes: There i?~tTTl i~ ly a atioy.'J"!' the eminni-ision <>; .so- liitiny. crimes. in litis day and ) 2?Htei at ion.- I bey can be traced to lit).!, os. w i ..c iat-irV' alt as- a t c.nmph tci> I'm it dov.it and cltil rcn the p'o.iny a.-tray from .the file* side. k't I . ' 1.1.1' set it cS of cllildr.il ' on the si tact.- ;iii.I biyhu'ttys Salt- ' i I at . jitter .-all atn. The sinai '. children can be set.r. on the street.-. ] Jit Jlll'*!t" 'Ifs U'J.t.e Ili'J'ilt. I ll . *' keep t toil.ij'ii,y v iti) ail cia.-ses t.; | t'Ople fit'i, I It oj. I i. -11 11 e 111 '' crimual . (Jul i' olde that slum. In; iiopjn tiiiif. to tli.m .*anv advice \ are lea ttie', tlitmi to desl.ruetion. \t r?< : -4'he d'-mol It 1 i??: ?oh- t.o.iny??.. turning out the worst sort of' crime .\ ?' ei.Jii'init it i s. An'! iioil pnly know Jt v. i.oie . tiii.- tidal 'taw- of crime [ will e!:i|. 'I le. i.kuA'it people lice-.. I to become acini and dc-dedicat'. i . tbenisels es a - . mi -i??njirics an , ' -ftHvprort t+rr rrrnTr= rrf flTt'-- ~~ llioae .1 it : parent- in interest <? ' 'i tbeii test -it ; on ciutviuiii. ^ - 0.\' (tl |{ MISSION Thi; week we are 'attctviiui; tIn o Kilia i i<'e di.-ti.yt missionary cop- t. A < "?j<m an next w.'ek we w ill vis- y II f y I i ' ' i V, '1'' ?' 11 fUMII. L COnYCIl 0 week I'ul-lowmf ivo m-e _LI rail cntliivv J'-11'ti I and Presbyterian ^ meet.We have been elected ,r by the Siaii- 1". II. conin it tee to . vi.-sit.cnjivi nt.i'>o.-Jnr ait di'Momi-FrO- "r tiony in inf' rest of the Christmas Seal stamp- aiid w-' will also pre- s| /,< . sent tiie. elaim's of The Palmetto fi Jveader at ali of tho-o meetinjts. Persons < an subscribe or, ronexy ' M their subscrip;ions with me at ^ any of these meeting/. T o> 'Let us advance on our knees," ^ Subscribe For The Leader J ; - 32^ .h< HKNEZKR A_ M. K. CHURCH Rev. J. C Pastor ,'lhu services wtsy; extra-orditry ami well attended at Ebene?r on last Sunday, i he sermon as delivered by the pastor. He jok as his theme "The Blood". It i-ing very appropriate for the . rviees of tluLjlay-liimughuut-Ai-cun Methodism. The sermon was ilivered very forcefully to an atntive audience. The accession n the morning service were six. Quite a number were present at unday school in spite of the inlenienl weather.- A large numer of visitors were present with .v, The lesson, was very interest-' ig, during the discourse by the arious classes. A very large audiencti was presut lor ihe?evening service. Agait. lie pastor gave a powerful and urc'cl'ul sermon. His theme for Ik* discourse was-"Faith in God'. I 'he. sermon was of-.'such nature iiai.it nia<ie us all feel glad to e present. A large number o. isitors were noted present at odi ei\iees. We welcome you to al i our- services. Mrs. J. C. James has returne.' rom Waynesboro, Gu.-V$he ha? a . am enjoyable trip and stay in pile of the illness of her motne. ho is now a .convalescent and i.eported as doing nicety. .Mrs. llailman,- sister of Mrs. Ithel Bunch is down visiting 'hei ldtiier and sisters. .Mrs. llallniU!. 01 merly of this city, now resides 1 New York City. * We wish f<>. er an enjoyable stay while vis. relatives and friends. .Miss Sarah E. Robertson who n<\ resides in New York City has' eturned after a stay of tliree (d) eeks. due to the .death of In. ear father the Rev. vJ. H. Robert-' i >Ti. You are invited to conie aiu nji.iy the cool breeste on a-s^ary. hie with the Warm Friends clui nd .hinior cboir'on Friday even ik, August 14, 1'ddtJ. Admission >c.. Trucks will leave the church t N:OU o'clock. . UETIIKI, A. .M. E. Clil.'RCH Rev. L5. S. Taylor. l'astor Hi linn. S. ('.--"There was a larjri rowd out. to Sunday school on 'si, Sunday and the lesson wa. iriiyd out 'beautifully. We wort 'liiTud to have with us a number f visitors including the wife .o iiC ol our distinguished laymen, lis. Carrett of. Columbia, S, C. ler remarks jto the Sunday selioo ere interesting' and timely am. ii.io.yed by all present. \ ? ? i. . i *.. .... m.uiu iiiuMim# wuisnip un1 i?r brought an impressive me.-age ,t?? a large .fipd fence. "Select <1 (Jen. 12:1; 'subject "Wanted tread"*. After which the Lord' dipper was administered. An ap leciatiVe audience also witnesses he evening. . service...- 'Subject; Woiidrl'ul Christ". Isaiah !M5.V. The A. C. K. League-under the ader.-liip of .Miss Beulah Cousar - d"ing nicely. Come out and join n tlie different discussions, and ear-a short snappy program evry Sunday* evening at (5:15.. 1 ?and?Mrs; diariett of?Cm Kimsiti wvi v cl ho parsonage last week-end. Minno (iaddy of Petersu.rg, Ya.. spent the week-end with ler mother, Mrs. Fleetie Davis on alean -street. Mrs_?_ Annie MeRae accompani<i her- and visited her sister and Mother Mr. and Mrs. (J. C. how-1 ifith Ave.ST. MATTHKW NEWS Sunday was a 'red letter day-at iethel A. M. K. Church; Sunday chool opened as usual, on time, nth a very large attendance, nth the Supt. and teachers . at heir regular post of duty; I'rof. . W. St#ley, tht' efficient teacher f class No. LL10 who has' been ick for about three or four weeks nis *?ut Sunday to the delight of lis many friends. At 11:.'{() Rev. Lykes ascended hL. rostrum full o? the spirit and nought us a wonderful nicssairc. It .">:."'0 \ye went r vti; to our Sis<lt Church, Erie# dship Baptist 'hurch, at which lime our pastor, lev. Lykes delivered another wonlerl'ul sermon to an appreciative udienee. * . i" Mr. Jacob Williams has passed 0 , tlie great beyond. Jacob 1 urked for Air. Xj. W. Wannamakt'annamaker", Sr. death, he then .orked for Mi. George W, Wannmaker; Jr., 'even though after Ir. George Wannamaker left here nd went to Georgia to work, acob still stayed on the place u.nil his summon came Sunday morn tiff, August 2, 1936/ He was a aithi5ul. servant. --M-r, J eerie-M rtchell rtnd Mr. Jttt; iolson ar(? also sick at this writug. Their many friends are hoprig that they may soon be them elves again. The I.ucky Strike Social Club f Bethel A. M. E. Church met at ne homo of Miss l.aconi and Rvlpster Waddy's homo on Tuesday ight, July 28, 1030. After the UsinOSS sido Was nvor, SeVOrttlr.nii'S were played. After whieh e eroam an<} cako were served. The meeting adjourned to meet t .Miss Queen Esther Guinyard uesclay. Misji Florine Wallace of .Johnton spent two weeks with ionds in St. Matthews, S. C. Miss Edna Keller, Miss Eartha lof'iay of Orangeburg, S. C. and f1&s Queen E. Guinyard spent Run ay at the-hnmer-riti Miss Fannie J'Guinyard, Mr. Edward Johnson and Mr. awrence Johnson of N. J. is lending sonic- time-with Mr. -and rs. Arthur Jo-hnson. Miss Nora and Deborah Ford are >me again after spending some bmmikHUMS?.. . r re CHESTERFIELD NEWS By Sara A. McCullough. Revivals are in blooin at tli NewZion 'Baptist church, the pastor, Rev. J. S. MeMiller is conducting his meeting, also the Rev. J. II. Toatldy is conducting meeting atr the Grand View I-resbytwrlan church where he is pasturing. Revival will begin, at Alt. l abor A. M. E. church, Wednesday nite. Dr. and Mrs. J. . M. Miller ot Walterboro, S. C.; Mr Joe Jones, Chester and Miss Martha Bat.com. formerly of Chesterfield now ol New Kochelle, N Y., were the dinner guests of Rev. and Airs. J. II. foatley and Mrs. M. L. EFbster_0ii i'hyrsday. "x Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Long, Mrs. Ethelync Wilson of Cheraw, S. C.. and Mrs. Sara Mills of Kershaw, S. ., visited Rev. and Mrs.. Toatley also. Mrs. Delia Teal is improving, tier daughter, Miss liallic Mae has returned to Charlotte, -N. C. Air. S. C. Bethea was a pleasant;. caller of Aliss Flot'ee McCoy Monday night. Mesdamcs Anniu Edwards, S. E. McCullough, Aliases S*fra A. AIcfiillniioh Snrh Jackson. Olleiia Ale r'auden, llullie Mac Teal, Mr. Robert. Jackson motored to Charlotte, N". 0., With Mr.'Robert Leak anu spent the day with relatives pi Mrs. Edwaids. . " . Misses Kara A. McC'uIlotigh ai>b Uneda McFadden were dinner guests of Mr. and l\lrs. Moiirdi Kobbs in Charlotte Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Euriel Brewer ol Wulterbo.ro, S. C., and Mr. 3c e Brewer of Fageland worshiped aT the Grand. View 'U'resbyterian church on Sunday morning. Mrs. Eloise Thomas who lias been spending sometime with he 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. McCoy is expecting to Jeav'e tliis week for her home in Englewbod, New Jersey. Mrs. Flavetia i?treater has returned home from a visit north. Miss Kloree McCoy has been in"OTsposed, but is better now. "A^TVand Mrs. J. 11. Toatley and daughter, Miss Cecelia and Mrs. M. J. Foster and little son Girard spent last Tue'suay in t hai; lotto, N.' C. vthe adult teachers held a very interest inn- and instructive insti fnli- hi5t< Friday. Those pn sell! wort*, Mesdames Ola Brewer. Ks? ihr .Smith, Willie Gary. Misses An nie Gillis-piu s<ntl Marg*ict Wilson Messrs James Bryant and Harry Robinson. Mr. John Hammond was guest of Miss Sara MeGullough Mondaj r.ighw .'Miss Elizabeth Johnson was the dinner auest of Mrs. Mable Robinson "and daughter, 'Miss Sara Wadsworth Sunday. Daily \'acation Bible School began Monday at the Grand View 1'resbyterian church, with a very good enrollment. Quite a number Of young people attended the Amateur show in Cheraw, Friday night, Among those atending w;ere: Misses Elizabeth Johnson. .Margaret Stanlley, Sara Wadsworth. Sara Jack; son, llallie Mae Teal, Qneda MeFadden,, Sara Mc.CuRough, L'ha.s. Bell Stantley, Cecelia, Rose, A!lifO'tsi jin/1 .Inhni't tu 'Vt\u 11. Robert ;ui(L Larry Foster, Deny "TNivens, Robert Kittle, HouUi i Jackson, Robert Jackson and Sid1 jltjy Alford, Mr$. M-' I,. Foster, Girard, Rev. Jr-11. Tjpatley wort present l-ijso. ' j _ . v. _ First prize for piano solo' \v:o wo a., by- Cecelia Toatley; sec ond prize was won by a yn'ur.g lady of Cheraw and third prize to Miss Sara A. McCullough. Select reading. Many won honoraolo mentions. CARLISLE -JSTAYS The people are rejoicing o-vei ttio good season, that they are having, and the crops are griiwing fine. Revival meeting is staining oft' fine J*L St. Luke A. -M. K. /in.-. Church. Rev. A. W. Williams, .of Reek Hiil.S. C. is conducting the meeting. Rev. 11 illiu in preached Sunday morning. Rev. Tom Hendev.so _ A. W. Williams preached mH? SLtUJ Sunday night. All the servicewere grfod. Many visitors were present. Rev. F. L. Wilkes preached at Seek Well Sunday morning afte which, he came "over and took an active part in the afternoon services at St. Luke Churf-h. Social Newst- " Mr. and Mrs. Luther?Juhoeotand little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hill of KnoxviHe, Tcnn. an visiting their grand mother, Mrs Th A. Stewart and family thiweek. They are stopping over a Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stewart,,aivJ Mr. and Mrs. Judge Brown. Mr. and Mrs..Clarence Thompson and little daughter from VV-ashintrton, D. C. is visiting his mother, Mis. Anna Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. John Richard of Now York is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims, and others. \V0 woe glad to have these visitors to worship with us Sunday at St. Luke Chu i eh. We were very glad to see Mis-Leaner Savage out to church Sunday. She has been ill for quite a while. We are very sorry to heat this week, and also Rev. J. M. Dawkins, Jr. We hope they will have a speedy recovery. Others on the sick list are much improved. I time "With ?Miss Harris and Miss j Baiber. They expressed themselves o? having a very good stay. ?- - J- w.. ?- ? E PALMETTO LEADER <JAFFNKY NEWS r~ A intfstorial Union has ~fccon organized in Gaffney. All ministers both licensed and? ordained through out the country are invited. The following o.l'iceru were elected lor the ensuing yiar: K. E. Bethea, Pies.; W. D. IIollis, Vice Pres.; W. D. Browing, Sec.; A. T. Cha.>tcm; Trens.; A. C. Wade, Chaplain; L. M. Tobins, Reporter. Meetings are held at noon each Tuesday. A mass meeting was' held . at Bethel church Sunday a.fternoon The-pastor, Rev. I,. M. Tobins explained the cooperative movement. He urged the Ne.rro of Gaffney to develop some form of co-operative business. Mr. and .Mrs. II. L. Jefforios and little daughters Molina, Celestj and Annie P'aid, Rev. A. C. Wade Misses Mary Delia Lockhart, ami Willie Mae Spears attended the A M. E. Zion Sunday School Convert tjcvn at Port Lawn, S. C., July 30August 1. They reported a very pleasant- stay_Eni out<> home Saturday, tlu-y visited trends in Roclt Hill, S. C. and. Blackbdrg, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. D, O. Dowel t ol .5: cenwieh. Conn., spent a few lavs' visiting their parents, Mr nd Mi < It L. McDowell. Mr Kirhy, Mrs. Hazel Chatman an .sons of. Greenwich, Conn, accom panied Mr. and Mrs. McDowell lonje.r. Mr. and Sirs. 15. L. McDowell ha-. i. .... j ..... .? . i ?:> wvrn-vucr inuii - L'liiiii < i n. Miss. D.orutjhy Mae M Dowel cud Mi-, O: Hot- Mcbowoll. Mis? 'liy M. McDowell is spendm} ilit summer in MiU'ord, S. C. I'lof. and Mis. J. E. Gaffnej lias ri turned kniilo, .Mrs. (Jaf fr.ej '.s?rmr; her, M rst-*43oufware an> ii'e.p'iew, Master F. M. Davie ac . fun-paiiii'd llii'm hnnlo. | L . Mi. and Mrs. W. (.'. Sullivan ol Columbus., Ohio were 'jriiests ? '. Mrs. Syvili.a and Salona ' Moort Monday afternoon. ? ?M!ss Wiliie.Mae Smith left Friday. for New York City. Mrs. (}ueen . Itryapt- spoilt tlu week-eini visiting friends in Kan apolis, N. C. Mrs. Odvia Jones is spending t week in Thoniasville, N. C. Mrs.. Felix Howell and daujrhtei Mrs. Winnie Mae; Ross spent Sun day in Charlotte, N. G.,, visi'tiiu Mrs. IIowell!s brother. Mr. 1\. J I. Howell is -spending hi; >aeation in Washington, 1). C. . ST .1 NMI S \ M F CHI UCII Rev. F. It. Clark. Faster-?>? Last ;*Sun lay morning Schoo ope.ned at llit- usual hour by tin \iupt., H, \V.. Richardson. I'raye, by Hew \V. M. Walley. Rev Clark taught the Junior Class, air gave tin- iin instructions alon, tliat line which should be Tort remembered :m?) never forg< tte by those that were present, als the i'e\ i.e\y _ai.<l yh'sirg re mar!: by Rev. Clark. Alter which Km Clark. pieaclu <1 from the 1 lit' chapter and the lS'.h verse of S* | Iaike. llv preach.c.l a noble sei j inon; after the sermon, he! baj t tised four infants then he gav TTu- I.ord'.i Supper to a large mini her. The Sunday school piciu I will be at St. James A. M. K Church <>n. August s, r.i:{ 5. liir.n ai d lemonade free; other ru'Vesh I nieiits for salel" The public is in II vited. Is.MNT JTVMIvS A.M.K. CIII IU I | Key. Iia'e 15. Thompson, Pastor I Aslivillo, N'.AV Into ta'e posses J si. of the people of this city nn< . Mir-'f in Upn- country eainc a hi} ami t> littfwus ISalShatli day .011 ;tns. : 'J. ATt'i' three day's of c. i tiiutou! tniiv and (hilly Svinds catisin; many ti furnace t >*> ho put "into op - -? ration, the responses?to enihran the opportunity to worship won \i'l y irratifyinu". Tlio churci so odt experienced a large?attoh dan<\. and enthusiasm charaotct ize'd the study of the lesson thru out the period^ assigned. Mis '"lata Mauldin and- A! rs^ Berth Caldwell, the delegates from ou Sunday school cohvintihn jus oloSod made J'enorts that won very informing. Evety olfoit i: being made to have our yorim people to know and love the elm re] l>y participating in all district an - ra1 o-whlo movements. It i abound in interest aid in on thus iasm for the work. Tli(. kenior choir saner the pro - 'o>i(.nat"rri ~a very- torchirT am beautiful ai:<1 upon the .omplotioi of The j irayo r oT eon see i at ion t In at nv fcplneire tl^rougi ? lit t h < church took on the true spirit o reverence, and devotion. From tin ?uliji ct?"The?T: lenient? rrf Tin .Lord's Supper" taken from St Matthew 2/5:20-27. Our pastor do liverod an instructive and jr.spir ihg seiimon to a large- aodienee Among our many visitors won the following! .Mrs; Dorothy Jon kins, Greenville, S. C'., .Mrs. Dellf Johnson and son and Mrs. M-yrth Bailey ul this city. Mrs. Jenkiro and family during the week-end \ cordial welcome was extended t< tliem. The Union Quartet organization of this city and vicinity rendered a very unique program at oui church to an overflowing audiendi Td* both colored and white on Sunday at :r:*i0 p. m. Mr. Dudley, a member of our church is the President cf, thus organization . which in doing a very constructive work. The Allen Christian Endeavor League is continuing it's program with a forward-look. Along with the study of the regular lesson, Mr. W. A.~ Mauldin spoke tnterestingly from the subject "The Crime Wave in Buncome County." In the open discus ^| |?>> 1-1"?* - I * ' f Treme Pc You'll feel a big lif Essolene. There's a g and pick-up..and mil gasoline gives better premium priced gaso any price will give yt * mer driving, conditio leading oil organizat STANDARD OIL .CON t4 ' ?sso rfoTsSoWj l' ?\ ** THE (JJIKENWOOI) DISTHH I S. S. INSTITl TE AM) -JWil.N CHRISTIAN I.KACl H t, Was IIfid At New .Ifcip.y Aj. M. E Church in .Mo^'nt villi'.' S. ('. July 2.1-21. lUJli- J ' Rev. \V. 10. White, I'astor. Thursday in<>;niny\ Presidim j Elder, J. H, .Jennings pri sided, ii I whirl I the Convent inn was enjoy. 'M I I i riVITIIIJi <' I J ?Ir?K? ' MM M'> illi: -rnging. The ushers -were Mi'ssc: ?Frances -Perrin???f?MP?Pisyah?AM. K. Chuich, Greenwood, s.: <' ! Vivian Alexander, "Fee ifuth Gar rett- of Friendship A. M. F . church, Clinton. S. 0.; Hose Nad ' of St. Paul A. M. K. Church Cokeshury, S. C. 'The Prcsi lin; 1 Fidel' introduced Mrs. A. M. Pc rill as District Supt.. to the Con /.vontion, she brought out thing that should he used in the Sun ' day school (1) Managennnf ci Organization ( '!). Method .of sell ^ ing our Sunday sell ?.l to thv Ciun nnjiiiVy (1) Method ot solootim teachers. Professor J. . T. \V 1 Minis and his e.onunittc . ma ! plans to carry to all chinches it . the District.to g vun the Stnalax School. 'Hie officers for the 'or, vontion were the following: Miss '' ?' destine1 Gnry. Sec.:? Fuguii: ~ Mae . IP lints.; Oi;ganis' ; Mrs., _A v npinda Gary. Chori-tei; Ri.fmi tor. /to Palmetto I.cadcr. Hose Nash christian Recorder. Thilnia Sin.is 1 Samaritan Herald. Vivian Alex under. The following visit* ri . present.:. ..Mrs. .Mi'irrv "f .Cent"'a - I'aptisi Chuich. Chaihstoii, S. C. Mrs; O. .William's, Given wool-, S C.; Miss Marv Write. Presidin,I Fldor* and Mrs. K. ' A. "Adams Professor and .Mrs. ( . (i?rret of (Ydllliihia. S. ('.; PreshJirijf K1 .dor J. F.. Heard of Char!,-spin. S - A. J. Tlu mas of Hi.Ureville. .1 1 Hollman. jhie West, Pn'silinjr F-1 ; der J. S. Bern i f (Ireenvill,. l>is . .trie?, Uov. Lenity*,A|lon 'lYmph< (Ireenvillo. Pn sfdintr Fide- .1. !'. t Quarks of AhbfjviHe Pist ict. A A.. Silks, Mr. and .Mis'. ('. A. 1111 l-ens (i'i I?i,t44s~.-\cai!i rrt'y. Mr. II i' Crawford. Miss Thomas, i What tlu- Prank Owe to- tin - Church, was beautifully di-< ..>S,.' by .Mrs. Loss.ii- IVjj in. Tiihmtw t j insr was . turned over to- Professo" ! T. W. Minis for jrroup vyovk. ( 1 1 t Teachers C,r<itip dkoussed "thij:j.r i that would he "helpful'to tnoreasI rtur S. S. attendance; (2) Pleach i* ers anil Local Pv-Mtyehors. Super ' intondents, as their duty to niakt : Sunday school h< infill. (-'!) ("hi! v oren Cor'poratitn, by oi'vinir tin i children sorfiethine t i do. to Ue.ej s them interested' in the Sr.iidav T school. Rev. I'rB. ('. l.'-wr, of Sf - Paul A. M. K. Church, Cokrsbuiy S, C. preached the annual serinoi. - Xehemiah 1:11 subject " A Pi ay I For" It<T?torai ion." tYdtectr?rv i. avci e icood. nn.l-itui-fi.oil?w.a>- wind' some, and were royally entertain ' < <!. Resolutions was good, road I' Mrs. E. O. Carter. Miss M. I. ' f'u.mipings' of Hoiliri-s was elect';* TiTstiiet .Superintendent of the A ('. E. League. d!ev. E. F. Johnsl.r preached the Educational semi <11 - fallowed by a Litcvar-y program The next mooting is to tie held a! ' Friendship A. M. F. Church ir - Clinton. All is invited to , attend ' the meeting! where plenty'of in ' formation is received. - si on that followed- the ynim? pnrr , ]de evidenced quite a search for i data. ' > ' The evening message was proi sented by our pastor, the suhiect | of which was ''God's Best For Rattle" taken 'flroni Judges 7:7. The audience received this mes. safe v."rth ore at spiritual enthuse iasm and thought. Mrs. B. .ft . Ramsey, Greenwood, H. C; and Mr. i Anderson Reach and Mrs. Bertha ^ Pnowdeii weie mn?visitors. Alt plans have" been complete i for a i picnic to ho hold on Thursday of this week. Tho trip to tho Copita] being sponsored hy our W. II. i k F. Society "on Tuesday ntte of . this week is claiming a largo num. I ber on our series of recreational . projrrams. ' 4 ..wt ... :. . i 'Sit 7 ,'^IK ndous t >wer! J t when you start using V* ' ;reat difference in power eage. This regular plfcbd mileage than even most I lines, and no gasoline at ,1 ~ ju more under hard sum- f ^ Ir ns. Made by the world's | 1 ion, Esso Marketers. . _ J~^ P A N Y OF NEW JERSEY iene < % . # ? ? WHICH -Sl'I'lNCi, NEWS I I' . ' 1 John Hroadnax, It,|nn-U'r _1_ J- Simdav va> ;r UYk* ,'av !'<> . all ! ellni . l, Tl,.. i.,.'. O..I.....I : j W'ii-: lu-ti a: tin- i.Vna? : mir, with , J every tni'lier a! thiir nut n'f du- J iy. A ft it ser\i.vs at -Rid;iv llili \ a ii*\v t.'ulUs. \vi i.t tu-n vivul \ sine; in at Uid'jf Mi a: rli'-ami Ml. I Alpha. , ) Tiu>- i.. 1'. A. < ni'i hicl .11 i !i<? ' ( j lUitlK- r 1' Mis*. 1i. IS.. i.'iUl. Ik.ill . ' '? V.ay i \ i tii: .luiv The 'J 1' li . n II T-! ST 1r 1 i-e ' ; 1'iv-i i-ir.. Tluy i :n! \A>y inU*. -j - -' ; ' -1:-j a!! 1 1:-iin.. s $ TV. Ill 'ti- - sv,Vr:L.' a ii--'irii:;i~ ' j riiai s;. id' ii '? .i-r a . 4,1a. 1. 111<'?11- i j ;)'! . i*rai-la i1 , Tin- iu\'l nuvlinir will .' ? at li. j' ' Wu. A!' W. IS. II mxa-s. I, j'l In- I * ' i i*s 1S> a:-! k-hl i'y. .!vci t iity at 11;.. <>i Mi--^ I >;^ii \\'illi|iin.'?''\\ i i'.ik : .'a\ al'ti i h-. . a] l\ u v ia- in c.-t "A . a! i. v iWt--1 nj; i ! ii'u' wa- i? -i t: ?" e-'s -er'vc'.l i\-i en-am a ' 'ila*. 1 j.Mr. Ma? i. II ' wit ili pai-t'.1 1 lir lit'. July .'J'.dll." He v.a< a ver'v --hi' ! , etti^'ir nf t lituv.Jl.swd hi- i.i'-'i-'lr up-- i|iiit,. a slu.ek- to tin- cnniiiinnilw. Tile family las- ?-v ry Piii-V ilci.a i-j j -'ynipalJiV. . . ! M ; s. M'f ha Mit U? ll and dnu a t- .i l-i.i. a'e vr.-i' iaa" tl.fii 1 par ivJ. M'.f. .and Mi' . 11. 1'. !' t- \ 1 drieia!^.'" J '' " . v-r; *11i i... "?? *. fill iVil I 'l^ n * I * r ? : I ? <) !'n V: N. Y. ni'cnilinir a . wliii. ;!|> tiu-if villi i rial ivi v. a|i?l , i?-i -A. ! Mi's. Ai!nil' I'ai'ks. ..f. lli^ 1 !*?> : i. N. is v:-irir.sr !i. - Vis.i-i. Mi-. A. 11. ul. M' s. !a v 11 < -t a. Mai- iu-i't--vis'.; i. p. ' i la' iy. s an i friends. 1 ? a i .' M . K.uii,. .( . y, . !!.'ali i.. 14' \ i v. ,\ ! ..ft a 1 l-'V i:..< ' aixt M! ii .11. Ufa fluiiia-s-or ('l - vi'lana. tiki- atn visi'liny - l i SKT YOl R OWN K A S Y T K U M S |{t |)!:h o I.. iit- pay :i< you ndr". AS I.OW AS I Or W\vU COLUMBIA VULCANIZING 1109 II \ Ml TON ST. ;j coi'iaihia, s. c. Open All Night?-21 lionr Servie* Save your nickfc-a and dimes ninl 1 come up to see us sometime I While in Columbia visit the ; Lenox Beer Parlor Cor. f:r?VM? X- imimu-v h'TP.I FINCHES. AT A I.I, TIM ES |? HAIlliY MI'III'AY. Pi-op. 1 H O L L E Y A FUNKRAI. 210!) Senate St.. (Cor. House and AMBULANC1 - ?01 K PHONE NEVER SEEEPSThe llolley Funeral Homes at < PHONE OI'R MOTTO: "PROMPT AN] A Service In Keeping 17 YEARS OF EFFH 'ettjr . . ' ?. ]: ... ; ;.; -f >aturday, August 8, 1936 ~ <<?p ; _ 1-m *a ->^UY AT TXT^4**^ sso) _ Copr.XMtTA^Xae. ,| WEST ANDREWS NEWS j ML Lebanon A. M. E. Churchi Uev. ('. Lewis, Pastor Sunday was, indeed a glorious lay in the above named church. Sunday School at the tfsual hour, vit.h Supt. Mr. M. Britton, and co- ! yi'rkcrs on the job. Lesson taught* i K-autifully, discussed and timely , vviewed. At the hour for service t >ur P. E. Dr. T. J. Miles selected is a text l'.'th chapter .of St. Luke J !2nd ,verse. He beautifully distts^ptI the-drtference between: want f nit) need and held the audience ? pell bound v<?hile he- expounded he gospel. We all were made to j eel glad, spiritually and saying iid not oi:i P. E. preach to day. PhUs being Communion day the \ . piritunl tide ran high from the (Continued on page 7) ?.' ~y Old fi Sends. ' Miss Oliva Daniels has return- / d from Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Petersen r?;Pt> delighted to have Mr. and Mrs. Pierce'Peterson, their little laughter and her friend, and Mrs. ; I'l.esid,. Peterson all at Atlanta,* la. visit them last Thursday. , | . Quite a lew folks from here atended the funeral of Miss Fan^ tie B. Clover Tuesday afternoon au \ ?i iiii-u.N I;.mi,WAT JSYSTKM Arrv.il ;i>i<I 11, part live of Passenger I" f. t: ti - I iP.il .ly till- Southern Railway System, at t)n- I'nion Station Columbia, effective June 21> 1936. " i t'i Ia vi s No. Columbia- l''or - ^ 21 5:ui) A. M.?Chester. Rock- Hill, ? Charlotte. 'J 6:20 A. M.?Spartanburg, Ashe- f ville, Knoxville. 12 tl: i" A, .\lr?St. Matthers, - J Orangeburg, Charleston. }/ l.i ' :.?A. M.?Ncwb try. Greenwood, '[ AmUrson, Greenville, 1 Atlanta. ' 31. A M. ?Augusta,' Aiken, -At- t lama., l'.'.. A. M. -'ltlacUviile,-'.Barnwell, Savannah, lis 11:2" A M.?Cathth-h, _ Lancaster, Rock Hill, Shelby. . 27 IT'l" p. XF -Spa t fatiburg, Asheville.Cinoinnati, Indiana prnmr~sr~n?rais, w . Chicago. 2S I r,2 1'. XI ? St' Matthews, \ I Oratigoburg, Charlest/m 152 f>:"o l*. M.- < '.heater, Rock 11111, " Charlotte, Greens- 1 lioro, Washington, a *f R.altintore, Philadel- 1phia, NewaYork City. 17 I'. M. .Newberry, Green- I wood. Anderson. At- 3 liuita. j:t i?i MM |\ M.--Savannah. Jackson- I ville. 1 I'lain Ai'tyvos' J. No. <'aJiiiitiiii Krntn Wj I A M. Jacksonville, Savnn- a nnh. |x 'Jo A M.-?Atlanta, Anderson. | tlreenwood, N e w- J lmtT.v. m I x i'li A M ?New York. Washinff- 1 tun. Charlotte. . - m l.' LY. P. M.?Shelby, Rock Hill, I _ Lancaster. Camden. I htit'K. St.-Matthews. JS I: |a I*. M.?Chicago,. St. Louis, Cincinnati, Ashevllle, nnoontfllU C3r.n??ton- A> vii ten > IIIC, o|/ai inn ^ burg (Atlanta). J. > - r i:> l'. .11.;?Anuustjff- >C fT< e 11. llatisi itvcK., ' * 10 ft;til) p. M. ? Asheville.. Spartan- 9 burg; Greenville At- I Inn ta. ' I l*. M.?Phiirlestnn, Orangeburg. St. Matthews. -.5 ri |up M.?Charlotte, Rock Hill, j 'Chester, Winpsboro. 10 O f."i p. M.?Greenville, Anderson, I Greenwood, N e w- -J, berry. ij7j 20 4:2ft P. M.?Savannah. Barnwell, WJ ?* niackvllle. " i I V 'Pi. k, I f Iff Ivo I lonnt Tleket Office II'mS Sumter St", South Main St. T<U\ fiar.fi Tele. 5023 N D SONS , HOME Senate Sts.) Columbia, S. C. I a 5 SERVICE 11 ?For Direet Connection with I \ fiadsden and EaEtovar, S. C. 7998 I I [> COURTEOUS SERVICE." With Every Purae. Mf ZTENT SERVICE. ^ ?m