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Saturday, 'August 8, 1936 ?.? BETHEL A. M. K CHURCH " Rev. S. H. Lewis. Pastor Columbia, S. C.?Sunday was a pleasant nay for all church-goers. Ail the services at our church were very good. The Sunday school at its usual hour with the oinctrs at their posts of duty. The tiuuiuvu^. _ ?school elected their dekgaXcTSunday morning for the Statt* Sun _ day school and League convention which will Jje held in Florence, South Carolina. Quite a number were present atour Sunday morning worship. Rev. Lewis preached a wonderful soul stirring sermon. His text was taa en from Solomon 1:4; subject-Remembrance of Christ. The Jubilee choir from Brown chapel in Arthurtown sang for us Sunday evening at 4 P.M. They certainly rendered lovely music. The evening, worship began at 8 P.M. IJcv. Irezevant preached an interesting sermon. The choir rendered splendid music at both services. The League opened Sunday with Miss Adams in charge. A very interesting discussion was tarried on. Due to the absence of the president the Pew Rally that was I to have been had was postponed until Sunday coming, August U. The captains are Misses Adams, Stroye, Dunlap, Lewis and Mr. Hunter. Come out and help make tne rally a success. The League elected their delegates for the convention Monday night, August 3. They are Misses Eva Porterfield and Rachel Kinard. To help swell our treasure the i^eague is giving an apron party ' at the home of Miss Rachel Kinard 2107 Lady street Friday night, August 14th at 8 P.M. Come out to help^make it a success. We will assure you a pleasant and enjoyable tinrtL. ? - Fallen temple ^ a. m. e. church Rev. R. l Lemon, Pastor Greenville, S. C.?Sunday school opened at 0:45 A.M. with a large attendance. The lesson was well taught by each class. The delegates to the Sunday school convention gave very interesting reports to the school that were enjoyed Lny all. The iollowing visiiors were introduced to the school.. WTesdames Denry and Counts of Clinton, S. C.; Mrs. iDendy made some helpiul and timely remarks. Morning service began at 11:15 A.M.' .The pastor delivered a strong messageulille'1 wifh thp 1 spirit. His text Was found Rom. 12:9-21. He used for hie ciihiert Some Practical Duties -of a Christian.' These are some of the uu-~~ ties brought out in the message: 1. Love one another; 2. be kino, to one another; 3. Rejoicing in 1iope; 4. Patient in tribulations; 5. Continue in Prayer; 6. Unite our- 1 selves in the cause of God; 7. Recompense no man evil lor evil. That is -'Fight not evil with evil but evil with good". The spirit ual tide ran high throughout the , message. The Holly Communion ( was administered to a large number. The A. C. E. League met at 6:30 o'clock with a large attendance. Night service waa largely at tended. The pastor dqljyprpd nnother strong message. His text was found Rom. 12:2. He used for his subject: Transformed Minds the Need of the Hour. Mr. Blocker of Colombia was presented to the congregation and made some encouraging remarks, Plans have been perfected for a small rally for the Stewards, the third Sun- , da)y. The rally is in the form of a, Pew Rally. Let everyone do his or her best to make this rally as successful as the trustees. Mrs. Lemon, the directress of the Junior choir played a leading part in sponsoring Rev. Lemon, making him the most popular pastor of Allen Temple. The L. J. Coppin Missionary So* V tftiety sponsored a very unique project to help raise their assessment .known as the "Coat of Many Col Vors". The coat was covered with patches of different colors with person's names and donations under them. A neat sum was raised. Much credit is due to the President, Mrs. Bessie Logan. _ On Wednesdayi July - 29r 1030 Misses Jessie Bishop and Tecora Smith had as' their guests Rev. two sons Hale Jr., and Earl and Mrs. Moore of Asheville, N. C. at , the hdpie of Mils Jessie Bishop on Kelljf^Ave. They were entertained by Mesdames Hattie Duckett, Lula Davis, Mr. William Hill and others of Greenville. At v r.m. a delightltiL?dinner ^ was served, a vegetable course, chicken, ice cream and - other things. After dinner the guests were entertained at the home of , Mrs, Effa Garrett 406 Cook St. with delightful koolade, cake and ice cream. The colors were pink and white. , The hall was beautifully decorated with betlutiful ?garden flowers. BISHOPS MEMORIAL A. M. E, CHURCH Rev. I. A. Miller, Pastor Columbia, S. C.?-Sunday school was as usual with the superintendent in charge. Several visitors " were present. Rev. Miller review ad the lessor Morning service began at 11:30. Rev. Miller'g text was found St. k Matt. 22:42: What think ye oP ^^^this man, whoee son is he? The Bfeermon was wonderful. It seems H Bat our^ pastor preaches better. ECHOES FROM THE ROSARY NOVENA Being Hold at the Mission ol Blessed Martin de Forres Hampton at Oak St. July 20?Sept. 11 ML HA < ''IRiflll i ' St. Louis, .Mo., July 20, 103L Dominican Colored Ctholic Mission Hampton at Oak St. Columbial S. C. Rov< Dear Fathers, The White Friends of Colored Catholics, composed of some 250 1 ' VV nuivc an.i mKiii viiuiuius, wno devote their entire efforts for the betterment of the Negro CathoJis at Sjt. Elizabth's Church, wish to place their petitions in your hands during the Novena for. the Conversion of the Negro race to the Catholic Church. We are alL-jirepaced to live up to the rules of the oveua, in saying five decades of the Holy Rosary every day duiing the novena. We do hope the ovena will become 100 percent effective and that our Negroes will find their way into the Church. We are doing our utmost to bring this about in St. Louis. We also have mixed societies at St. Peter's Acadcnn and St. Francis Colored Orphan Home. - ? AgairT wishing you every success and joining you to help make it such, we remain Sincerely yours, (signed) A. F. GRAHL, President Rev. W. M. MARKOE. S.J., Spir. Dir. M. A. WOIILSC11L AE(IEIt, Sec. ST. STEPHEN A. M. E. ( III R( II Rev. D. N. Wilson, Pastor On last Sunday it vfas a' g-reat day in. Zioii. Our services wore glorious- -adl-4ay.- -Rewc-Ststcr 4vh. sic* Myeis of New York, who.eonducted a great meeting, for us during the past week preached a special sermon on the Lord's Sup* per at 11 o'clock. And at 8:00 o'clock she preached -anrthnr great sermon on "Stability o'l God." One person came forward and joined the church. Both sermons weic very?inspiring. The services were argely attended morning and evening. Many visitors were, present. ppfe were highly horu.ed to lia.c with us die idlowing visitors from St. Paul church, Cades, S. C.: Bro. E. L. Thomas, who was a delegate to hto last General. Conference, and who is one-of. lie leading colored farmers of the State, lie spoke to us cfl thL. great work of the last Conference and of the work of the church in general. He also assisted the Sunday school Supt. Bro. I. Session conducting the Sunday school. Bro. R. Peterson, who is a big steward in his church and a big ffr prior Bro B. M'ont joinery. \\iiu is aiso a strong uuicer in ills church and Rev. S. Thomas who was to preach for us in the afternoon. All dined sumptuously with our loving pastor and wife. Thev are always ready to make things pleasant for their ifniends. *~T On Momlay at Hh.'lO a. m. a district meeting was called to order by the Presiding Elder in oil church. lie spoke to the ministers on the great work of the church in general. He said im< dcr to run anything successfully it must be well organized. And ^tx^'ialiy tbe church in these days. He said the ministers whe will organize his forces will succeed in spito of all of his oppositions. . The following ministers alsy, spoke- Revs. D. N. Wilson, R. A. Thompson, T.-W. Brown, J. II. Bryant, W. F. Wagner, P. M. Knox, James Williams and C. W. Williams. They commended the elder on being a true leader and presiding elder. Just about all of the ministers were present. We were also "delighted to see his queen ly-^w i fe,-M r s^-Guss'ie Miles and little beautiful grand, Miss Valeria Chappelle at the parsonage during Hie, meeting. ? Come again Mis. Miles, you always bring us bright sunshine when you come with our princely presiding elder, Dr. Miles. MANNING NEWS Ebeuezer Jlaptht Church The Pulpit Aid Society met' Tuesday afternoon and the (fallowing officers were elected: Mrs. Estelle Johnson. Pies~;_ Miss X, Witherspoon, Vice Pres.; Mrs. M. Johnson, Sec.; Mrs. Katie Jackson Treas.; Lueilc Garner, Program Committee; Mrs. Ada Sumpter, Reporter. Our pastor, _Rev, A. Damds gjrcra wonderful talk on the "I)utv of Christian Workers," which inspired us to do more and better work for the cause of Christ. Mr. Brown was in charge of the League. Our lesson was interesting and each person present toot in active part in' the lesson. Tin subject was "Wbat Service Should State and Community Render". At 8 o'clock Rev. Miller preached and held quarterly conference, afterward. Presiding Elder, Dr. Dent will be with us Sunday nite August 9. When in need of some where to worship come to the "Friendly Church ground the Corner", I - . \ c : I ' '. ? ' TRE PINE C.ROVE A.M.E. CHURCH! Siii HODGES CIRCUIT : _ | Z.c Rev. M. Massey, Pastor ' \ t lv^ j Hodges, S. C.?Sunday wa.> a ,. high day at Pine Grove. An i.>- jK. cellent Sunday school was had uj r the superintendent and h><--starr." * usual interest. Our Presiding i-.l- /-u Jer was, with us and reviewed the ul lesson., The morning's message was de- l)t .ivered by Rev.,.J. B. Jennings, 1'. G. lie cnosed lor a text Matthew mt lit; isubject: "The 1'oor Have the Gospel Preached ? Unto Them." .thoughtful, forceful and lull of |jU .n,sj)irution was this message in. U| teed. Minds were made to think and hearts burned by the wayside as tlie servant of. God preached. j(U. Mrs. Massey and children worshiped with us. . At 2:00 the funeral of Brother Bowie was preached by the pastor. 11 Corinthians 5:10 "For We All )ai Must Appear Before The Judge- .... ment Scat of. Christ". * .,7. Key. Jennings dield his third quarterly conference. Ail reports -pu were up and over. Our presiding 1J)t elder was paid out. lie commend- ua ed ou4^-pa*4oe->w*mnly lor the con- j7^, linued work and progress. The evening service was over- < wheimingly attended as . this was v vi tile beginning ol our .revival. Kev. Jennings eaifi'e to us again with I m,a wondeit'ijl message. Taken, the; llUth Psalms. Our hearts were e;j made to rejoice while he was pour- c~m ing out God's word to us. """be You are cordially invited to at-' tenil the revival, meeting-at Pine. Grove this week. Let us pray for j the out-pouring of the Holy Spirit. COKKSlit KY Nt WS I vis . * lia -A -largc - nttmbr-r of people Vt?ited the Macedonia C. AL K. . . church for their convention. The following attended the Miss- . ionary convention in Goldville, .S. I'.: Mrs. L.. K. ,Goggins, Mrs. Ella t-nj uobiiison, Mrs..A..R, Holmes, Mrs jaj E. A. Robinson and .son Ernest, ]p; We regret very much to KarnlpH of the death of r. Wilson Butlei I do1. today. | ms Thy following- left for various RJ; points:' Mrs. Julia Ilolnves. .and L^jj duughter Mamie, Chicago, J1F.; ! J Mrs.' Henrietta (Juggins and son I a Waklrol', Baltimore, 'Md. i --* :-Miss?Otlie ~MTTTIer had as" her j ( dinner Quests Monday ^Misses Ethel , ! U) l'auline and Lola Tug-gart o.f Mt. ' ] Cartnel; M*ss Lillian Jones* of .At-1 M:i lanta, Ga.; Miss .Mary Green n-l ;;L. Nirwberry; Mr. ErnestRobinson of M. Cokesbury. A splendid time was ' iva reported. j inn; A large number attended ?thtH 1 -h funeral of Mis* Rosetta G. Nash I'J'.1' Tuesday. The out-of-town per- " sons attending-: Rev. Adams and I N\1 family; Miss Syeleiy Mis* White, jS-a] all of Columbia; Mr. Rupert Nash of Nashville, 'J'enn. t.*0 SI MMERVIU.K NEWS ." ] Miss Helena" Bra L y aid Mrs dtY\ tlaltie Simmons aec< ni.paniod lui sister home o-n last week.- ^'1' t-lie Dewery.of Kingsiree, S."C. Tiny j ) reported a very pleasant stay. |lM. Mrs Mary Brown and- son left ! Xv?s a week ago to visit their pe pie up ,-in. in iNorm Carolina. ? Wo- hope fn: j tin m n very ilca-am ,-iav : ' ' vj sale return. j c.t>l Miss Julia Simkins celebrated j her thirteenth bhthday last Tuos- . -p day, Jnly -2K, l'.t.'hi. A nie* attend- | jt anee was " present. And hcautil'ul t gifts of alj kinds we re given." 1,1 *| W'e were served with delicious j j" pineapple ice cream,^cake and ap- i n k.', preciate very much your behavi r. (-^ You are always welcome at most any timO, we serve you with a ,-smile. I'loi'.i. J. Harris of. C.hui leston, < was visiting- in SuniHiervilh Sun. 1 day evening'. We were very glad .> to have them come. Mrs. Gertrude Lincoln was wed- * ded to .Mr. Herbert Lincoln, Sat-urday night, August 1st. Before her imarriage, she was Miss Gel - ' trude Joyneiv Both are oh Sum- i . 1 merville. j Bethel A. M. E. Church. Kev. V. A. Jani1 rotto, I'ustor I1'; ,* SummtMvilk', S. ? Sunday S. | opened at the usual hour. Having or. such pleasant weather, a laige at- I'. tendance was present-. A Ircanti- dei t'ul lesson was taught'. rThe lesson An was reviewed by the f/astpr. At . tor which the Sunday school?wai ? j{ dismissed. At 11 o'clock our morning ser- j vice began. Sunday being Cum- . mu 11 ion Day a very large attendance was out. A wonderful ser- ' nion was delivered. His sermon l'1'1 was taken from Ephesians (j: 1 Subject "A Well t^uipt Soilder." Tu 'r We were very glad to have Bro. j Jessie Biown out. This is the iai second time that lie has worship- ,Ki j Td with, .ais.? After -being ill jost ^rtTr ^ about a year from an accident..He ; made a wondeuful prayer. Hi-s prayer made everybody feel good, j ??Wv artr very ghnt"trrhfive' in "our ; ' ^ town Mrs. Emma Alien of Irmo, ""l S. C., she is .spending a while with her daughter and son-in-lawi all Rev. and Mrs. V. A. Janerette. We ll<> hope that she will enjoy her vifit ,.tr very much. mmm lie. EASTOVER NEWS \\ ai.i The revival meeting is well at- ^ tended at St. Philip A. M. E. xii church, conducted by Rev. W. C. Crawford of Sumter, S. I.argi crowds attended each night. Last Sunday morning Rev. Bowman preached a wonderful set- Ju mon. 1-5' rAt~M:(>() o'i lrn K?Rrv:?Gary?rrrrd- -+?his choir and members of Willow iiu Grove wo??H?p with Rev. Bow- th man. It goos-without saying th?t' if the gospel 'is preached as it th was by Rev. Gary and others, the Zi world will grow better, stronger in PALMETTO LEADER I wiser. \t b:UU P.M. Itev. Neul ot Mt. >11 .Haptist churcii, logeinir wuy cuoii ami memocrs came and [if tile hie burning. Kcv. .seal ' a great y'ou.jg pi each-, r. 1o in i.im preach, you would say _oS ?" i of ???'- j Kev. Iio\Mitar> returned from a\ 1 oik nueiiuiiig tile Si)preuie Ullv.il ct .the i^col11.-li ltite Ma is ami reported hating a tine .sinn. lie-was accompanied by o. u. 1). Mozie ul' t.oiumJjw; Paul uuleton oi Columbia; and six ire delegate^ representing this U'- . ' " ' i ^lr*. Katie Jones lelt lug. Salisu ry, A,.'C, to visit her daughter. i> WISH her a pleasant stay. !, Au's. iiowinan and her, daughter iite<i Columbia lust Monday on sincss. . i Mrs. Lillie Squire-spent last M'on y visiting her daughter in Conbfa. . .wis. .Jenkns who-hag been eon til in the- hospital is mow home am and resting lint* at this writf.. . : ^ I Brother Carter hud a iall last vsduy while at work on the railid,. Whenever you get floo rm at work iust stop .until you.! I normal, lor work will be here on you) bones aie bleaching. ' St. Phillip's choir will sing next nduy at 15 P.AJ. at Bethel, in .Mgelielti ayd the revival ineet ; will close next Sunday night. 1 Ushers Union will meet, next! iturday. at Alt. Olive Baptist ! licit and all u'sliurs are asked to present. .Miss Lli/.abeth Kiley returned iii her vacation in Johnson and oiled having a line trip... Mrs. tier I radc Woqdard is now \v. York City. We wish her a iting friends and love on.es in ppy stay. TBKVILl.i: 1)1 ST. SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE Abbeville District Sunday S. dilute i was held at Little Moiuin A. .M. K. Church, July 21-22. Jit,; with Dr. J. ('. ' Quarles as sidiirr elder. Alter a fervent . otional .exercise; Dr: Quarlek ide a speech full <> instructive oirnati'on; The people, of the ' ilfcvillc district ar,. fortunate to fe" at the head .nnr so able to d as is Dr. Quarles. The dele- I les, visitors and pastor wore ; 'n ''ividfd jnto- itrnrr?- -grnrqrs j 1 sonic mil wiiik v. as put ovei ] tier \tho following- instructor."* ] lie-v. (i.;\\Y Bradley". Miss Anni<. I ii' Kdnumds. Rev. R. II. (Iree-nc. v. Rov Miller. ilissi.-.?lisutie t rtir, Mary T. Ont-nc and Mrs. j (\ Rnddcii. Mrs. (i. V, Quark'ss' at her best- lea linn- the followdiscussions: . The Lift' of, iix4_ l,y Periods and The Six- j 11 Leading ( ha actors of the >lo. At the "close of the institute I rk each one. expressed himself l ions churches aide* to make a , :ucer ai.id better Sunday School ' much helpful in.urination was eivod under the efficient in Ctol.s. riie sei 11:0ns preacluvj by Rev. 'man mid lJev. Martin on Tues- I ami tVednesday nights roetivolv wciv vxrvHont. to sav ienst". ' ' ' , .> . I'ho li-iaj i ia'l report was read by lu st of fTcsi ling .Elder as ho lied oac lv one to know of the neial sid.* as well as the other es of the Institute whieh show.-. That tt iik'e >um of mdiuy was" li'Vti-d. v \fter the C' nvejition gave Rev. >>. Addison- :.:uj his people i." tie .Mountain a rising vote of. inks lor the, kindness shown i gates di'iring their stay, the Ijt.uto adjourned to meet again ;t year at Bethel A. M. E. ureh, Bradley, S. C. 111. I.E.\A .NEWS Mt. /.ion Baptist Church Rev. M. ('. Freeman, Eastor Sun iay <vhool opeaied at the iit 1 ! oiii hy .Mi.-s Roberta StewI ami tiie teachers at their post .lufo Tlesson was discuss VAV.WJ . - ..w ? wij.li each teacher and pupil, i r whica'the collection was taku|i l?y l lie i lasses. Sister LizWcits made the closing prayAt 2 o'l lock the Ju.i.ior H. V. M. opened- with the Vice-I'resiit in choice, .Miss Jonell Sligh. interesting session was held. rrrv\ n ( ha pel A. .M. VI. church lic\. J. A. Ci'ainble 1'astor ->;hr4a\?i.Oi.i - I rYkT was well . .i.. . . ,f. I.u ,.eu-d by I he Su' intendent, Air. J. S. Sanders. I ne.uoyai l aim Soc.alclub met esday night at the home oi ss Loi.a Kook. i lie uteet'ing was l?,d- to .oi dei by the \ ice-i'rosiit, .Mass 1.utile tjai'y alter which ?ho -lilt ^ us begun.. . lb1 mill tli-s Kddie Thomnson Castk- Point, X. V. is home itrrrg?rrrrrr mother,"is. CuivTe if. tilth also .nr. ami Airs. C. t/. of \\ lrite Plains, X. Y. They enjoyed a lovely trip to Cotuna .wonnay aiternjoon. Air. rt?,?i f .?.neir.?fr-t-tr- .liunday on ir v'i hack to .New \ ork and . and Airs, Inbmpson and their npaiuoi) will leave Wednesday u will slop over in Greenvilfe, C., to spend the day with Air. lonipson's inothel". Mr. !. C. Sligh l.aid To Rest .1 Air. T. C. Sligh was laid to rest ly 31, I bod. lie was well known white and colored, lie leaves mourn?a wife, tltteg children, alter and two sisters, two broers. Key ;M. C. Freeman preached e funeral at 3 o'clock at Alt. on Baptist church. Interment Ilelenc cemetery. *- r ~ * - _ Sl .MTER NEWS A vui'v impressive Candle Light service was held at Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. Church on Sunday night, j August 2. ? 4%. Woman's Home Missionary Society of Emmanuel' M fc^_L t hurch held its regular meeting.on i .Monday afternoon. August 3, at the home of Mrs. E. P. Palmer i with a" large crowd attending. A vely enthusiastic business meeting was held there. A vocal *sollo i was rendered by Miss Hattie B. Singleton. The hostess served de- , licious ice cream arid cake. The i society entertained its honorary members on Tuesday night, July 2H, at the home if Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Jones. Games were played then remarks were made by the i President and by the honorary members. Chicken salad, sa'turn?and iced . f WPt'n TlieOne More Effort Federation Club held its regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon, July 2'.tr at the home of Mrs. J. L. Benbow. A full business meeting was held in which plans were made for a lawn I party in the near future. The meeting, was well attended. The ice-cream and cake served by the < hostess were very mu;ch enjoyed by each member. Quite an enjoyable evening was spent on Friday, July hi. at the. Community Center, when Mrs. Maude Pendergrass entertained in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Conwell of Charleston. Miscellaneous games were played then the guest ' of honor ana each out of town guest was presented gifts. Othe> out of. town guests prejsent were: Mrs. Sylvia Jackson c*fi N. Y. C.< Mrs. Ella Parker of Buffalo and Miss Maywether of Buffalo. Delicious ice cream, cake and mints were served. Mrs. E. B. Rowe and children otf Orby, S. C. attended the funeral of Mrs. Moses on Monday. Julv .27. "Miss Susie Mae Nelson is visiting points in New York and New . Jersey. Mrs; S. M. Miller and ten girls of the eitv attended the r? n ducted by the \V. II. M. Society of the So; Car. Conference cm Claflin's campus last \vcek. Miss Celia Rainey an old citizen of this City left on Monday afternoon, August 3, for Baltimore, Md to live with her niece there. Miss* Deinetra Durham o<5 CulumJ?laL S. C.- is visiting- Mr ii^ Mi>ii . Albert. Speat s. Mr. and Mrs. Robitison ot Washington, D. C. and Mis. Rosa Perry of Charleston were ;the?pa.<t week-end guests of Mrs. A, W. Gilliard and daughter. Mrs. Sylvia Jackson and daughter, Miss Mae Atkinson of N. Y are visiting Mrs; Jackson's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs \V. II. C. Richardson. Prof. Kv \V. Crawl left , last j week for. a few weeks in Saratoga Springs 'If. Y; . { I Miss' Theltna M> DanieLx-js .visit- . inng in Marion, S. C. tr* | Mrs. Virginia Ivy and little grand daughter of Mew York City are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. < Boyd. Mrs. Mamie Smalls is visiting \to.c t> Mjss Eva Jessye Spears and her ; Choir motored to Florence, S. C. on Friday, July ol; and (rave a re- j cital there. ( Mrs. Gardena Minter is visiting; is New York City. ??.Mr. and Mi>. E. K. JuiTt's spent the past week-end in -.Marion, S. C. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ileiiry ' Jackson. *'Mh and Mrs. Albert Spears and 'ittf.r <iaiv;htc:, Miss Demetra 1 Dtirnani and Mrs. E. C. Jones and children spent Sunday, August 2, in Sumter, SC. i 4-H Clubsters; Picnic it * Mr. C. M. Huu.rst, sheiiff of 1 Sura tor county -spoke to a large audience of 4-11 clubsters and ' farmers at the county-wide Negro ! 4-1! uienie Which was heM at. FJio 1 nozor Park, Dalzeli, July 30. He . mpkasi/.ed the value of training the head, luart, hands and health, ! and stressed the importance of i diviVi tied farming in building up aji live at home program. Gc >d citi- I | zenship was also a very helpful | feature'of his address." Mr. llui'st held the attention of his audience from start to- finish, ' and many expressions of appre- ' eiation were made after his. ad- } dress. ' 1 In addition tor Mr. Hurst's ad- ' dress, words of encouragement ' were made by Prof. C. A. Laxvson^ ' Prof. J. (\ Prioleau and a number 1 of farmers. Mrs. .1. M. Jack sop J rave words n'l welcome. : ??t A city interesting baseball j game was played by Horatio and ; St.-Michael teams with St. Mich- < aei winning over Horatio Kt to 8. t A total of .38. communities were . Topresent&.l with approximately ' 2.5H0 club niembers, farmers and the ruporvisjjbn of Mr. J. C. Ma'loney, Farftt Apent. and vfjgg _ Oplli'llh' C. Williams, home demonstration a^tfnt. St. Michael Xlub News I' r Sunday evening, August 2, a i very interesting pr< gram was car j ried out in St. Michael community by thy 4-H cI(UI< members, under the direction of their el'fieieru leader, Mrs. F. J. Del.r.ne. Scveial musical selections- were- . rendered, sKo-i i-.lL > members were made on the fob j lowing loibjc1. Raising lib- -.landnI'ds of 1-11 club work; woman's part in the new farm ftrogratn; building jl. model community; The value of -I'll club work, ft was t vjery inspiring to hear tin* boys j and girls discuss these timely topics. 1 i ,At the close otfi the discussions, j remarks were made by .Mrs. C. A > Lawson, Prof. J. F. DeLane. .Mr. J. C. Maloney, firm domwtstra- : tion agent, and Miss Ophelia WiJISd.ms, home demonsit at^n Ugeilt. Glamourous Play-Boys The First Annual ('-Million of ?t "The Glamorous Play-Hoy*."' was held at the home of Kdmiii.il .McDonald. Friday evening, July hist.' The. home, was , colorfully dot ->rated with quantities \.& garden flowers, anj tho club's colors of blue and white blended beautifully with the otlier decorations. The guests rof hortr>:*"v.t:R;: Mis Geo. Lewis,-of New JdVsey; Miss. DemcJbra Durham of Columbia andMisses M. Roberts, Otejia Ti^yior, J. Crawford, Anna L. Birnirv Julia Howard, Evelyn Davis, .Ml M uldrow, G. Smith, M. Lillie- Rogue L. Emma Pogue, Pearl .Watkins, Thelma Lewis, Ruby Boykinsand \V. Taylor, all of Sumter. L'HE COLl .MBIA D1STRK f SI N 1)AY SCIIGOI. AND A. C. E. LEAGUE INSlin iK ?? I Kloise Janerette, Reporter The Sunday school and A. C.. E: League Institute which convened in Allesn Chapel A. M. E. church near Sumter, S. C.yJuly 2-'5, 21, 2'" was a grand success. (Miss) Kloise Janerette was elected seuretary and Miss Sarah Williams, assistant. The presiding elder of the above' named district, Re,y. E. F. G. Dent, delivered an eloquent and touching sermon in the beginning of the meeting on the thcirie "Growth Or Development of the . Soul or Personality". Other si.rinons that stihied the members oi . .to institute und friends visiting wen- ihlivrroit by' itw-i-'-d?t-'-- Bat*-es, high noon; 1. O. Simmons, the annual and W. B. Boulli: the Euurational. We received 'much information about the Bible as soiiVe of the fae- 1 ulty members Revs. S. 11. Lewis. J. E. Dixon, W. B. Nash. J. W. , Williams and Prof. Briggs .made their respective lessons so plain. W model League was conducted by Mrs. L. K. Nelson, the first day and a model Sunday school by Rev. S. II. Lewis the second day. ,'i'he financial reports were wry good,. riie following visitors, attended our meeting different times: Revs A. P. Spears, J. L. Benbow, E. A. ' Adams and T; .J. Miies nresidinn - lders of the. Sumter, Kings tree. Me wherry and Georgetown districts. lie v. J. M. Harrison, c<mlerence Evangelist and buo{: agent j1" Sumteig Rvvs. W, C. t'rawi r ;, S. A. Thoiniison, L. W. Gary. ti. ; tf,?Ij-i osvn?trmf ^Ir -rVh- tvlTrnrrrrTir ~~ A. dohnson, O. A. Morar.t, J. C. MeL'lellan and F. Xurris, Profs. C., ( Li. Garrett and Briggs^ Messrs W illiam and Clarence Frasier, :Miv ind Mrs. .Miles Summers and .Mr.-. John Burrough, The m timbers of Allen chapel ] it ltd l.agree with their Pastor, R V. J. M. Williams, along v.itn :Hoit"associate friends entertained is~iiighly ami crowned their en.ertainmeht with a grand recen [iun 011 Friday evening. Miss $a- ' rah"Dunlap responded j? L-ohnlf m_ _ rhe members of the institute. Because of the efficient leader- 5 ship of our jpt-siding elder, the nanner in which he presides witn ?ase and dignity, a neat sum yi noney whj collected as a token of respect, and presented him by Miss lidna Adai.js: j I Jtnow 1 voice the sentiment of ill in saying we gained much inspiration to belter cany on the ivork of kingdom building. Wc lope by our goin^ to the meeting .lie members of the chinch there tave been encouraged and that l they will refer to thoj meeting in ( he future the very fine spirit man . .he district with his pasXors, dele- " rates and friends and the good f Accomplished. May we re-dedicate jur lives to the service of the Lord and bring in more children as well as adults to-help in the Sunday cliool and League. GREELYVILLE NEWS Mr. and M:s. Clarence Mo-lmes ,vere in' town last week visiting. ler mother, Mrs. Johnson, and Samilv. Mrs. Gerlenp veil known in Greenville, and everybody thought well of her. She BHHjEgEga^fM i isting the sacred P :ions to onr compeunderstanding;, dig;- MwM Service insures HWJl all the inviolable i and desires of the fl&S -< -i- ,yaawiMii PAjre F : was active while living- in the community. Tuesday evening Mrs. Julia lt?chilis' n was hnstess of oseveral truest.s, namely?-R?v,. and Mrs Uiehburg, of Sum nivrtor.. S. C. ind M-s. J iii1 Oliver of New Y^rkl Mrs. .Oliver remained over >,! 1 Ui?Wi din . 'id 'I'?Wu?Wl'I'C plad t" have her., Mi>. Alice Sessions has - lately . She is increasing nicely. The lame of it is Harlem. She serves u>t nnals and cold drinks. We are glad to have Mrs. C: iVillianis hack -in town after -spend ng a while in Mai ion with one of vr friends. PROFESSIONAL CARDS .V- -i ?ttitnii?im???'iui? DR. A. B. JOHNSON surgeon f o: Assembly Street Phone 846?___-? ? Ri'sidcruuy 919 Oak Street Phone 8740 * ?" ' ~ REV. J. H. JOHNSON Oflicet 2029' Marion Street _ _!NOTARY PUBLIC . " Dealer in Ileal Kstate, performs marriage cerehionies, Writes wills. ^ deeds, in' i*t cadres, claims', etc. Call to See Him Ofliee Phone 84ty7 "" Res. 07rj3 N. J. FREDERICK Attorr.ey-at-Law and Notary Public PRACJICK IN AIX COURTS ?State and Federal ,4 1119 Washington St., C"la., S. C. . DR. H. H. COOPE* PwrtK Special Attention Given to Dla easea of the Guma >' OoM Crows mot Bribn 'We# Specialty 1 Office Phone 6429 Roe. 32v_. 1126 Washington St., Cola., 8. C DR. L. M. DANIELS . Physician- and?Strrgpott Office Hours: 9 to 10 A. M.; 1 to t. P. M. G to S P. M. Special Attention Given Diseases Of Women. ' Office: Residence; 1125 Washington 2230 Hampton Phone 6429 Phone 75G4 DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Tin oat tilasses Fitted Accurately. Office Hours: Telephone;? 11:00 to 1: P. M.- Rt-i. -4Gj2 ? "6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Othee^fy? Office; Residence: 203 0 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St Office Hours: ".Telephone: 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8875 6 P. M. to 8 P. 11. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Jdseascs of Women and Children ^Specialty. Office: - Residence: 1116 Lady St. 1301 Pine St Columbia, S- C. Office Hours: Phones: 8 to 9 A. M. Office 0033 ,1 to 2 P. M. Res 6798 6 to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician _ JDffice^ Residunoc. 107y* Washington Pari' )ver Victory Saving BankVj QOnmhia, S <7 5hone 7811 All classes of Der.tal Work Dr. L. H. Hallman x DENTIST PAINLESS EXTKACIl ON JJ ... Sundays by Appointments Otlice: (j own is-- -Street Columbia, S. C. Dr. H. G. Thompson DENTIST 1323 T2 Assembly St. Columbia Phone 346fi [JoljJ Criow US'?Bridges?Plate* a Specialty. Extractions Made Painless In Winnsboro Wednesdays and Saturdays at A. Russell Building. Phone 219 Office Hours: Telephone*: 8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6031 v Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Filling, Plates,. Crowns, Bridge* Sunday by Appointment Aneatheaia a Specialty