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r Saturday, 'A'ujrust 15, 193d WITHERBEE CCC NEWS 1 V r By Isiah M. Stokes Company No. 511.8 celebrated its first anniversary ( on August 0 e With a dance. Music \v.as> l'urhishecl o by the "Night" Hawks" of Charles- o ton, S. C. The reception hall was ? beautifully decorated with crape paper and soft lights. The young ladies came from the 1 following places: Summer vi 11**, 0 i Moncks Corner, Charleston and v ' Georgetown^ Everyone enjoyed himself to the highest. Those who failed to attend the .dance" missed a great treat. \ This company has made wonder- . ful progress. Many things have been addec)r Religious services ^ arg held eveiv Sunday afternoon. | The memb'eiV enjoyed the serin n j preached by Rev. Mclloney ot c ' -Aloncks Corner, S.. C ?-4 There is also a well trained t baseball team which has won the i championship of District No- 1. 1 The education department ;hert C is a great help to the members especially to those" who could not 1 . read or write. They are showing * wonderful ni ogress along the edu- J cational line with the- aid of the officers. Lt. A." L. Jones and Lt. D. t 1 n r-i..'ii... 1 \j. vivriiiv/no. l lie irii-'inUlTS VLW trying to make this camp the best^ * one in the state. * v ;.?' 1 . . WHITMJgB NEWS. . 1 ' "Sunday was a- high day for the , revival meeting at Flint Hill Baptist Church, Matthew and New , Hope A. M. E. Zion'churches Last week New Hope Baptist j [I j -Church and Spring Hill A. M. E. , I f Z. Churches closed a Ttuccci-liil . r meeting. v \ 15 souls' wore added to Christ at | New Hope; church, and one at ] Spring Hill,. . Thursday, August 6th Mr. and ( Mrs,--Boysjj Epps accoAvpaiiied by 1 Messis 'JSihes Noel and Willie L. l Epps, motored to Columbia, S. C. on business. : They reported a pleasant trip. While in the city Mi*. Epps visited The I'almoitc ; -Learletj 1 , M.->- Ja- " nie Fant, Miss I.uester Fant nio1 to-red to Newberry Saturday. A pleasant trip was enjoyed. Miss Easter Robinson left Sat imiay morning for Co.lu.mbfa and ] from there t-TF'Cninrh n vnere.shej .will spend a two weeks vae.it imi. * Mr.-'James Noel from N.cw York City spent Wednesday night with his cousin, Willie L. Epps. Mrs. Scttcilh WerrV ch.Hift'tvt: John Elliott and Geraldine Weir Miss Ruth, and Mae N< ! drum New York City are; in Whilniire spending their vacation with Mr , , Boyde EppV at\l family. Mis. Weir was taken ill while they wore motoring from New Yd k City last Tuesday but she is ini proved at -this writing. M"r. Vincent Weir ai d Mr. .Tar. Noel motored to New York City t Friday, August-.7th,, Their n-r' stop, will bp at Dipjui'v. N C. with ? Mr. anl Mis. Dolly Ntinn; Mr. and. Mrs. F. Barnes. f ? Mr. tlTC. Byi'fl efrlt remrrrp*- iR--. disposed. Ifd is. missing at his post. Many wish for'an immediate recovery. .Messrs B. and C. bee Fatit motored to .U.ni.oiih thi' jfeust Sur.drv:. to see the T.inqsay girls. A very pleasant, trip was reported. Mr. Buford Griffon and his accompanist from Connecticut are in Wh.itmjr?' yisitmg his father ami , . friends, and others. ?The Shepherd Flock.Hub was postponed to meet Thursday, Aug list 13 at the home oft Mr, Willie Morgan. One of our members. On account of the unfavorable weather SundaysMrs.. Fannio Martin has re~ turned hotne from Detroit. Mieh. 1 after spending a pleasant vacation. *,t On the sick list are: NathanI iel Glenn, Mrs. Rrnddie Fpps. Mar tin Coaxum Wallace, J, f\. Byrd and others. Our hope is that they will osoon reeo-ver. Read your Pained to T.eairtr thoroughly eachweek to receive the entire details of facts and dee<fs in your community. J ^ .? GI AIIDRV GROVE !a. m, e. ziox en rum Hev. F. K. Raul ware, Fast or Great Falls. S. C.?T.ast Sunday as well as other flays it was intensely hot. Our revival he (ran Sunday morning. After the dcvotion the pastor selected .his text, from James 1:2ft. ITe preached a fine Sermon. The pa#tor ((train mounted the rostrum accompanied by Rov. J. A. Manning and Rev. S. M. Douglass. The Mt. Zion choir rendered SPl! r lid niu-ie. Tin1 Rev. Douglas who conducted \ the revival preached a soul stilling sermon using as a subject "The Divine Love". Brother Herbert Washington conducted the prayer service at f flight rrtsrr firn. S. R.?Mvles.?Rev. Douglas preached a spiritual sermon'~^ay"up^or'yoavsetf' Treasures inv Heaven". Monday night Rev. Douglas gave ? an impressive message to a fine audience. The entire week the ? mnuciu/mi Kl*nnnr'Kf warn vnvv un. . (lifting and ir\spinng. Wo wore triad to Ijave Rev. Drtucln? wifh 11s during tho week. Durinpr tho Y meeting approximately $;57.!>2 was "| realized. On the sick list arc My. T.atiI more McCrorey, Mrs. Fannie MeI Collough and Miss Geneva Ilrtnvn. V We vjish for them a speedy recovH|t- Ty7 *On the improve^ lint is Miss Coleman. ^^iVe are looking forward to t'hTf. Hbw-> meeting which will convene j Hbmp Welfare, August 19-24. i 1:^,,; JETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor ^ewbeiV-y^ S. C.?Last Sunday von though cloudy the first part 1' the day, turned out to be a day f . happiness and sunshine. The 'unday school was called to orler by the assistant superintenlent, Deacon N. L. Lake; after the eeular study of the lesson the lasses reassembled for review thich was conducted by Rev. Dayon. At tbe regular morning services ur pastor. came booorc us with , strong message.He used as his ext these words: "lie hath made he earth by his power, he hath stablishcd the world by his wislom, and hath stretched out the leavens by his discretion." Jer. 0:12: subject: "God .the? Greatest ?f All Powers". From the earnest?l iiiuy men -have had vuuuuis. houghts concerning God and His 'elationship to human affairs. I lut in spite of what men think j,od remains all powerful. t I We were more, than happy to lave had in our city a few days igo. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wiliams . from. Philadelphia and also h'orrester and her dear litIe daughter, all from the sajuc ity. They were visiting their elatives in the person of Mr. and drs._Joe Williams. On last Sunday.we had the fob owing name persons worship with is: Mrs. Sarah Coleman, cif Philidelphia;. Mr. and. Mrs. Burton of NT w Yoik City; Mi's. T.elia B. Gannon of Chicago, the daughter >f Deacon B. F. Needy is visiting ler father and friends. after being uway from Newberry for more than a quarter of a century, and ... 1,1.1 no n,,.. n..4 ........ iliest Mrs. T. (). Mills otfi Cliarles<>n, S. C. \\"e arc. always h'appy to have", our . old members and visiting friends worship with us. At 7:1") the lhYP.U. under the fli?*oc*tioi\ of Mrs. Nancy Siivglcton got o ff iij good style after >ci?ig deprived of her regular services for more than three weeks. The program was presented by Pro. K. Miller and evervone enjoyed the singing, and speaking of the young .people . At P> P.M. bur VogtVInr night ror vi'yes got otV to a good start after In ing without lights for more than ."hire weeks. Wo all listened to another wonderful sermon by bur pastor. c His subject?: The (ireatest-Knomy in -All?the. i.World is Sin!. The pnly. tl/iur that eaii kill your soul said he is sin. Let us not forget .our Home-coming Day the second Sunday in September. ?'TfHfN STOS-N-UWK??_ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross . or West. Ya. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Iten l^oss-on .lohnson St. Air. and Mrs. Roland. Wise: of New York City were the guests ,,f Mr. apdMtTsv Noah' on Saturday. Mrs. Wise is a sister of Mrs. Anus. . . _ Rev. Sea is was the guest' of Mr. :p i Mrs. Noah An'o's on Saturday. Mr. Harry Amos motored to AuMonday ... ' Mr. aild Mrs. Ben Rostand Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross aiui Mil Mi'n augh Amos motored to Augusta on F'ri >ix}. v I >eiia lir siks of t'aG-Miurg is visiting the. Amuses oil Bland St. Mr. and Mrs. l'lurkM: inrrband little daughter Annie V*'i11 it? ai.d Mr. William Walker of Ridge Spring nv?. re the guests pf Mr. and Mrs.' ('. 1'. Tope on Sunday. horn i< visiting Mrs. Belle. Nei.il on Aiken street. Mr. .John Jones is puich better at this writing. Mrs. Frank Graham of Ohio has b en' visiting Mr. and Mrs. Noah .\nv s on. Kiand tst. ~a. Miss Narcissus Johnson has re *uTtu'<1 troni a visit to relatives in Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. ()ia Walker has returned to her home in Newark, N. J., alter a visit to her mother Mrs. l.ucy Jackson. Mrs. 1 lassie Valentine is back from New York City. KINCSVILLE NEWS To our friends who are interested, we like you to know that amid .the st >rnis, pestilence an;t destruction we how 'our heads in thanks to the supreme1 Being for blessnigs he hath yet bestown upon IIS*; The services on Sunday were excellent. Rev. I). S. Wells tin; able pastor of Mt. Olive .though r>, Tittle hoars,, from nrevio.is. so tubus," was at his best from "the teaching of the S. S. lessons until t'le conclusion of the morning so) vice. IJ<? slot ctod. for hi;: pulpit. discourse "The* Church of the Living Cod." On Sua 'ay night T'ev. Johnson preached in interest c.f tlip Pew Pally supervfsed by Deacon C. M. Williams having as Captains, Mi sses I.. M. Finch and Ilelona Tucker ahtl Mrsi Willie OtayT TF .too was crowned with good things for the soul. On Friday*. An'trust 8 the churches Unct at Mt. Nebo, Waterce ii) a joint pienie and barbccu? where there was room and food enough for all and to spare. Mrs. Carrie Williams of Phil. ndVTphia, and Miss Eva M. GI coil visited Finches. Mrs. Mary C. Oreo formerly of Vfaloroo <u>w c?f Philadelphia. worshipped at Mt. Nebo. She is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rebecca McKenzio Revival meeting begins at Mt. Olive Church the thirds Sunday night. Rev. Sarah' Smith of Columbia will conduct the meeting. The public is invited. Mrs. Clara Dowdy of Savannah, T [klijW/ ( the <?>ta ?v VVALL-A ^ i M?M $ velope. for my New Astrology ^ NOTE: .Your question anew A a clipping of this column is encl reply, send a quarter (26c) as I mail free advice o? three (8) i X birthdate, and correct addres? Y to ABBE WALLACE, care of T ? Assembly Street. Columbia. Son ^ X>*W"X,'X',X>'X',XHW,,X,,l7>X" A. H.?I have two things in mlml and I do hot know which to choose Tor a career, ' I'lease toll' ine what you believe is the... best thing. " Ans.: You will study for the MINISTRY . . . and you will also study SINtilNti, Both stand out very prominent in your future life. ***** .. . % ~ . W. M.?-Everything seems to^ge wrong and the bridge of 'strife to widen I )n mv helieved-io be-girl.friend mean to he true*'.' How may I acquire a pood pleasant personality? Aus.: You already have a good; pleasing personality and you have many true friends to show your possessed, w i t h many charnts. Your girl friend is sincere although at times she may not ap.ar to be. '1'. M.:?:IIe says he loves me but he has been dating/ one of my girt .friends lately. lie says lie does pot mean her""any" good. Should 1 go through matrimony with him?' . . Ahs.: You're mighty' ydjng. litle girl to be taking life so seriously. 1 don't believe you are doing the right thing to marry this hoy m?w as other men will come 1: I* J1. . ... ? mi<wlfur 111i? in I in* cnuI'M1 <>l time and you will thank Voiir lucky, stars that you wore not man who is pulling your log light now. ' . * .* * * G. am an agent selling toilet^goocls to buy a lot. Wonder will 1 pay for-it this jvai; -01: Jose v.'!mtTl vo put on it Ans.: Don't -lost- heart ... if yon keep on hustling it will only he a. short time before you are full owner of this h>1. I believe on luwo a good investment in jhis property and advise von to make every effort you can to hold on to it. ?gj?? C?? is home visiting- he- m.?t!gr. .Messrs Edward Cope, Ilarry liiehar.ison and C. kirk also'Mrs. Cherry and .Mrs. Mary, visited Mrs. Emma Copm mother of .Mr. Edward Cope who is <>n t'ie sick list but is showing signs of. imi roveir.ent. Our community has been--met. with sadness within the past few a double funeral at Plensot i-hUichw "Mrs. Carrie Sample:' Sir.ith 'and. ho;- sister, M is- llattio S'.impter, both died without be in# . ?on lined to bed. .Mrs. Smi'.!: f< , the paWt yoais lived in Washington ivl'Mc she i:i)cxi'v,t;ni;!v sle;>l :iway and on efcivi'iy the news her you.njrer .lister died hero from the ishoek. The o n't ire community, iTr?.Ui,ir'1to:""!TCv-'nv<r-ynmTsr Vtm^'n in fuH bloom passed. out-of-life. T'.uy left to mourn three brothers. Messrs David Sampler of Elizabeth City, N. ?L; Joseph, ard Diciydon Sunipter of Columbia; three sisters, Mrs. lto.-a Cole ol Barnwell; Mir. I.ilia Hart. Cob nubia; Mrs. Evalena Macon of Kin#ville; cnc aunt and a mini! or of relatives and friends. Undertaker Manitrubft oi" C duinbia, th i uncle was in eliartre. The death autre! visited the homo of Deacon C.M. -Williams and took their dear little "frirl Eudora - trim ii-tii !'!nmn nf smi'cs but had been ill for several weeks. They have our sympathy. ^11 WALIIALLA NEWS Rev. Stokes, pastor of Trinh-y M.E. Church preached a wonderful suiiiiin;?H is rnoi-H in a' text, ,w as "Love." The B. Y. P. LL-mal at .'> p. m. They had a wonderful discussion. "AT S:00 o'clock tile--pastor r*ti ;uriied with his evening message which was found Esther 4:14. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Williams. Mi>ses Grace and Sarah Gilmore and Mr. James Lewis of Seneca euve a surprise party Thursday right at the home of Mrs. Clara - G ra n t honocing Mis* trio/. Grant-of the Good Samaritan Hospital of Columbia, S. C, Ice cream and cake was served. Miss Nellie, sister of the honored was pre.-v ent. . Mrs. Pauline Fo?W?r and little daughter, -Louiso- <*--? -MemphisTinn, are visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Alice James and other .-relatives. y Mrs. Byrdie Kicc .returned home Monday after "spending- several days visiting relatives in NewYork. She was accompanied home " iron) Greenville by her litttrnieee, Romea Lane. Airs. Beulah Grant and Miss Inez Grant spent the week-end in Stouter, St. C ~ > ^Mlll , ANTIOCH BAPTIST ( IU K( II Rcv\ J. C. Honor, Pastor Cornwell, S. C.?Sunday was a ' high day at above named church. The morning service opetifd ?t 12 o'clock with a soul stirring .1 ri . - I-I HE PALMETTO LEADER r? ReadlVg, and reoeive by return { ered is tkia paper ONLY when .{! wed ia ywr kMai. far private y d a nlf-addro?ad. btumped en- X qoeetioBB. Si^n your full name, v to all letters. Addruss all mall X US PALMJSTTO UKADKK, ltlO ? th Carobua. ^ ^ I J W. J.I sold my ear to a man ami he hasn't paid me all of my money i'or it. Will?he ever pay?me?mwill 1 have to t"ke the purls oil my ear ? Please-let this come out in the next issue. Aiis..' Instead of taking parts off the ear . . ; the thing fur you to do is to jiut the law on him. He will pay you the balanee dtie but -lic-niieds to_hAve_a "seare" thrown 'into him first. ***** L. K. S.?I am a young man and haven't been married but one month, 1 am very much in - love with my wife, but a lot of people are trying to separate us. Will 1 | be successful if i leave here? Ans.: Leave if you uv'usl. . . but whatever you do take your HritU' , along with you. Don't let your marriage go on the rocks on account of gossiping neighbors. My belief-is that you and your young wiie will be much happier in a change of cities". ??m r? B. D. B.?Does the young man v.-hom I amj.so interested in cafe anything for Me? Is lie truth* , 1'iirw hen lvojSays he wasn't in the tjhcater? T .' .' Ans.; Of course he cares. . . or else he wouldn't ask to take up so much of your time. His .--appear* 'iince in the theater docs look a little shady btit his reason for not wanting?to?see?Jho??was because he wasn't dressed and he did not want you to see him in working clothes. * # . K.-L. I'.--1 want to know how I will roinc (rtrt -\vil-h?tile--business that 1 am interested in? Ans.: You will be able to make I a nice income for yourself if you o| m up the CAMP and KII.I.INH j : TA i I OX. This should lie ili-ne |,ihji!it away the majority of ; jiroliLs in this business is mut'xj during tiie warm months of the I ytar. hymn-lei I by the pasfiii' jifter which the Rev. K. K. Robbins of ( Roe k hart, S. c., preached, uscing as- hi,s text John.i5': 17; subject ,C'oJoperat ion. Rev. Robbins touched every angle of this Subject. The afternoon sermon was- delivered by the Pastor. Rove- J. ('. Ilinij , He selected us* a text Matthew-1:21 And she shall hrinr = 4**n ~rm. and CvoO shalt calf his r. anile Jesus for he shall save his people from their sins. Sub>eet "Jesus". Tip- pastor was at his'best, and set the whole church The evening- service started at - vdu with lb v. K. R. Robbins back at his pest. He used as a text II Timothy Thou therefore en-dnr e-harilttus s_as ai_ mo utL-S.0 lil i e r .of Jesus Christ; suhjeet "The Fight h .On".' The dave los'd with |e;r.-h petV'on.' ifl the attitu'de to make this a great revival meetin.tr. We W'>r(> ve'v triad to have a number t>5 oljl nvomibeivs back; tiiinu'.nnd to- sec so" inaov visiting friends from nearby ehui-ches. The Christian ITol\i.. i Baptist crimen ervnr ot' I.nwrys, S. (".. wi? with us in the afternoon and the Sandy .River Baptist church choi* was with us in the oyeRing. These two chni-s rordem <1 soul stirrim* music throughout the services. We extend U 'hint a hardy welcome.to come again. We wei'r triad to hear of our nastoi's success ,in the medUner last week at Mt. Zion Baptist y-hurch with Rev. J. W. Wrifcght In Blackst :>:k. S. C. Seven souls were adde I t<* the church ^nd a nice sum was. raised. We have a?few frit nils?on?tho siek list, and hope they will soon - he ahle to he out again. FIRST BAPTIST iTILTiCFI I Rev. A. II. CTarJp^Pastor SumnVerville, S. C.?An excellent sermon was delivered" by Rev. A. 11. Clark Sunday morning. His text wie taken from I Samuel 10:3 and the subject was "(iJTng upTto Clod." Sunday night he mounted the rostrum with another soul stirrinjf sermon;' the text was taken front St. Matthew 2o:8, sub ject "Our I-ainps are (lone Out.' Tile Sunday "School picnic was a great success lui last Monday, everyone enjoyed themselves to J the highest. The boys got a lot of fun out of playing baseball and everyone that participated in the game tried hard to make a home run. The .Faithful Workers flub Trait I n \vt>n<loiTu 1 "'An oman's Day Rally" .} on Sunday. The .Junior choir furi nished cpiite a few wonderful s?t lection*. The, paiticiants on the : nroerram were trrand mid n1?n rVi<> I address by'the pastor. The Faithful members who are ! away are sending their money for ! the pastor's salary right along. I The church - feels proud of them | not because of their money but of j their faithfulnesa and confidence. j < .1...? ?, SUMMERVILLH NEWS Mrs. Chapollo Johnson l<v'i Sat. urday for Now York. She o.::i spend three weeks .then-. Mis. Rosa Ravem I ami - a Friday for- New Jersey uitti tr.e.r aunt and uncle, Mr. a?n<l Mr-. I Tucker. They also spent ten ?h<\ here. Mrs. M. Artophej From ? . .. ami Julia Simkins left Wedn* sday i spend awhile in (''uhrmbia c. their relatives. 7 Bethel A. M. E. < huGh Uev. V. A. Janereiie, I'.7-t or At H:J0 Sunday school heaaa. A large attendance was out. The delegates for the Sunday sch>?-' convention were elected. M i - I. . la Joyner and Mr. Richard .Jo! nson were elected. After the n;id Sunday school adjourned. At 11 o'clock our im-i niru -- vice -began. A soul - stirring. Ik-i mon was delivered by tin. pa A .-, . Everybody's soul was i 11 s 1?i:Y i. II; subject was "A Leader Found". We were glad to have-visitii us Mrs. Florence Green, and .M ' 1'jnckney ot Mo'iris lm-wri-i Chill'loslnn v Tltr?\A wnr** ' itir?g Mrs. Ogleshy and Mi-? Saly Boice and Miss E. R. 1-i '' Charleston. , The* Trustees Imperial clijfh '<> Bethel' church Is taking a straw ride to Walterboro, August 27t:V. Trucks' will leave the church a '5:15. Fare round trip -lite; iee cream will be on hand." Tin. Mini's Progressive blub tinviting everybody to a two i i' bazaar at Mi-, and Mrs.'C. I .. Aiken's ho-me, August 25-2th The Trustees Imperial of Bet he! met at sthe home of Mrs. .Ey-AV< ton. Meeting was called t<> order at G: 15. Song by t,ho Preside::',. Mrs-. Elizabeth Westyn; prayer (?;: Mrs. Marguerite Pearson; Song. What a Friend we Have in Je.-..-: At-this time the mo. ting watirrned over .to the president. The minutes of the last meeting we . received an 1 adopted. "NTw an,: unfinished business were disenwn ed. AH members responded to th, . calling of .the .roll, ul'tf r whirl: ww. members were soived. The. In* '! toss,-. Mrs. E, West or, served a course of frozen fri^it , sahnT and 'crackers. ThJ-hext mt eting will be at the home of Mrs.-lvuth Jaivervttv.. Visitors are alwav - welcome. f| Miss Elizabeth Aiken l-d th. J ode' "May the I<ord. keen wa' . between me unci the,, whil \v? a; absent one !Vom' another." am MILLER t IIA DHL^ ^ ^ ^ He v. (b II. White, I'aMor I Newberry, S. C,?Those Warn: 1 Sunday mornings- iin,i. Supt. ! " 1 i\-?i and teachers going fyrw.wd v ; the religious work. Al'toi legrki ! routine the lesson was r?.w . ' by the''superintendent... ? During Children's hour i.e. .lis. <1 Drops of Water i'or the" lin-cu "rnfr?Matt.: 11 cjh wa> v\? morning worship; subject C Call to the Sick and Wcay. 1. visitors were Mesdamos K. Euhelbcrger and Louise, tiary .of *Cf lumhia.. Following the beagiie lesson .. .. ""By President lltiil is. s:a- .-a,: for those who received th.ir talvts to report the same.The laler.ts ii.ui. . 1 ti pliviLi!>_a_uya.L .LA Li e_ -ALU1.An object sertpon was u.-ed evening services; subjett TI i Wa.ch taken from I'salm Music' was furnished all day thy junior choir.. Mr*. Ad. . . Hare at thy piano, . The seripon preached Elbe: Littles of I'hiladtIphifi Sui.hnj a . Friday nights;' were er.yoy-d by all. She is Wily a great?pi e... uer. Hurry Hustler's club met will .Master Win? Hates, Jr., Moinuy.. Richard Allen club nut Tues.tav at u-i nocMij with Mr. H'skine Ha:? Leiid-A-Ilaml nnt> with Mr. Waiter Rob*ni-on Tu inlay. Wednesday Stewardess. Hoard No w ith Miss Carrie* Gallman. Tiairsi a;.. IVeacotf^s Hoard with Mrs. .1. if. Granfr ^Friday Stewarde ss 11 -;t i ' No. 2 with Mrs. llnttie .jucksoti. All fhefce gatherings wcio Weil attended and delicious sweet cours ee wetl' served?by all.?: ?_?? Next Sunday night is the Ttas. tees' rally- Kverj member i- ' a peeted- to do his or Tier best. A most cordial We!eonic. greets you to all services. . """'it ?LITTI.K HIV Kit CIRC I IT Ml\ /ION ( 111 Hi II Rev. H. I., Guilt**, Pastor Srm<tay~\vas n rainy day-wit h -tybut we found the people entloi way to the church, t_ : At 12:00 o'clock the past- : gan his service, lie took his text from St. John 11:2a. subject. "1 am the Resurrection and the I.:ie." " Afterwards the pastor tuhntni" tered the Lord's supper. Co-Heel ion good. Wo then went to St.. Paul. ' Sunday night one of the bu-:.! preachers preached for us. Kn?. Henp* McCrea and his subject was i.eartershtp." : Sunday, 'afternoon Sistcir.' " 1-io Vftfigfit. Bro. A.?t*:?Vrrne-r ami B. McKadden and little (inniTTtor motored to the sea sliero visit ing her sister. .? Ecy. B. L. Guiles nml v..ilV.. lh sie Guiles were the dinner guests" of Rro. John Williams. The Pulpit Board Club nut and had a fine meeting. Cold drinks - were fre'mrt".?1 Stow ardors' Boa: ?' No. 1 is doing good -work. We are looking forward to- our Big Rally.' on the fourth Sunday. . I ... r-:? I "I . . # . V 11. ; /" . ?. i ?' . _,\J: ; * . _ . | ' v. , .-- ' .. = 1 : ? : . .i-; - . >.r' : - '.*1 ; I . ' ' |>r.'$ '!; ' - ' " "T7 , . . * x : 11 li"- v. 4' -V .. - V . .* * I *i?.o. . .. - ! ?TTTiTTv f\ - \ i. ?v !' 'i. -i . ' ' ? ' , 'A' V Jrti..- V, . u.-. 1 . .* !;' ' a , :e\Y?;.ti ' < 'i . ' ' '. : u 1 : v1 . ; ?' * i ' i ji -Tj " * ,vv David G. Ellison General Insurance ' T , * A. /' ; 1 -i ii;--r ''IKCP'J TIP ruoNK ;,Ti; i|$^^.0Q j ( ^ 11 r " " 1 i % "0 - 5 c/\ <?>3 | 1 < ? I ' I Every i|__ IJSTIL SVA> II e;n e Co'lum Arrive ( harle I to i 11 minir leave C ? ?, ( on.Milt 7 W . E. Mcfl EE, A. i'nuc 3 j \ ,'.i. i:. ( it i in i( Io * %* i . I * A ,4 I'asjof, * ? lit . i* ... ...f? ; f -.X ' * M'UUtl' . * ' . ? i : t: ?* k l+ . ' ' ' ' V: J 1' J" ' . * 'v...;.'". .. " . . ' - ^ y *!* ' . - ; j s * \'< \\ S , }': . . 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