The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 12, 1936, Image 5

Newspaper Page TextSaturday, September 12, 1936 UNION BAPTIST MISSIONARY CIRCLE No. 1 ? The circle met at the heme of Mrs. Anna Robinson at 1101 Harden street. The meeting was called to order at the usual hour with Mrs. Robinson presiding. Opening selection Shine oil Me, Mrs. S ibor. Prayer, Mrs. Daniels; Scripture reading, Mis. L. C. Jenkins, first Psalms. Thq house was then in order for business. The minutes of the last meeting was called for. They were received and adopt1 d. -OL4 and new business wore discussed after which tTie roll was called, all members Responded. We were very pleased to have Mrs. Smith with us. W e alsQ listehed~To~soine wolfderlViT r murk.from Mrs. Smith mi Mi.-sinn work. _ Closing selection Cod be with you 'till we meet again. We were dismissed by Mrs. Robinson. We adjourned to meet with Mrs. Suber at 10d0 Harden str et. The hostess served ice cream and cake. Mrs. A. L. Reese, president; Mrs P. Hah1, secretary; Miss G. M. Addison reporter; Rev. L. C Jenkins, pastor,^ EBEN'EZER BAPTIST CHURCH * ' ' Rev. Wm. Honor, Pastor Rock Hill, S. C.?The revival meeting at Ebenezer Baptist church was veiy successful. Rev, T. ill. BroaJus or Kershaw, S. .C. was the pastor's helper. 'He j preached with great power, im.pressinir and riivivintr tln? congregation. Large crowds attended each hig^t. -Seventeen souls were added to the church. Tlie sum o?'.1 $13-L46 was collected. Elaborate meals were prepared, daily for the helper, pastor and ^ family! Each meal was ealeti heartily. The guests l'eel' very ~~ grateful to? the Ebcnczer members an4 friends for their generosity 'Hie out of town guests during I the meeting were the pastors family, Mrs. N, J.Honor; Rev. and' Mrs. J.-C. Honor, Misses Maggie and Bessie Honor, Mrs. Br<>a?u$ and daughter .of Kershaw and Mrs;-'Sylvia Iidach, Gastonia,, N. Carolina. On the sick list are Mrs.- Ida Long. Mrs. J. W. MoOriglvt and Rev. J. J. Woodward. We are wishing for them a speedy recovery. 1 ^>.'4 SAINT JAMES - ; A. M, E. ( III R( II Rev, Hale It. Thompson, Pastor Aslleville, LN. C.?The-.pa.it Sabbath day was -gl;-r;;u;s and b nulil'ul in tlijs mountain ciiy,"_ Krone Sunrise to sunset the weather ton1 ditions wc4vmost lavorai-le ant large crowds throughout the city embrace d the < | pot'.unity to w?r% ship. The church scliool was nil-' , usually attended and the interest in the -discussion of tlie Use-on want high tide. 'Che morning's nu s-uge was delivered by tlie pastor who used aa subject "Stt w'ar.lsi.i >" taken from St.-Luke lSLPt. The aerinoi was deliv rod with st'i-ini'* ibotnrhi and fer\ e:uy and was received With tiicat enthusiasm- .Many vis itors fchar* <1 in our niorninu's service repr1 sent in? various parte-of the country. At the First Baptist church on church rendered a special >eivirt. The.choir and a larne r presenta tion from oar yroup ;.tl. nied. Ai this service, our'pastor .d*. Liv'ired the- message fro in the suF j' ct "Tlie. Challenge !'Coliath' taken from I SanVtic! 17:10. A. large ofFering- was roceivwd and left with the pa-tor the Rev. _\Y . _ C Brown Who N-r't on Monday pa>\ for- tin- .National Baptist Convention which is hi in;; 'held in .lack-i sonvilie. Flu. At the evening service th.re was a large-c< ngi egation att iv' inir A ? . ? it'onn;] m.iee..... gain delivered by the pa-tor. using as bis subject "The Sutliciency .ifChrist's Ciacc" tak' 11 from 11 Cur li:0r- With great j??y this <1 icourse was received. Warm prais-. s came from u"1* pastor t<? the larac group of work ys who made full financial r' ports covering the cost of recent repairs' and renovation on our church structure. Plans, covering winter's fuel supply and c<nf? 1ence claims were announced and.. ^ work has begun in that directic 11. ?-?. ? * ? _ WAY MAN A. M.'E. Tlll'ltcir Rev. W. (1. Owens. Pastor Winnsboro, S. C.?-Sunday school opened :?t wit:. Sunt, and.' ? U'aeber* at-t'? t pi..1 -o. duty,.Quite a few visitors were present. Classes 1 and 1 received the banners. ^ ^ Service bogran 11 quite a few of the older members were present and i-eicviro. I in the service. Rev. Owens used as the morning message "The Divine Auxiliaries." This was indeed a burning message, filled with the holy ghost. Sunday afternoon, the .{Tubs sponsored a pew rally. Wo wo;^ favored With a quartet from th" - Methodist church (White) .which rendered six numbers. A short local musical program was added. - Sunday night our pastor preach ed another soul stirring message subject "Go-d's two sets ri1 chi 1 - " dren," Luke 10:8. Quite a few visitors were present. Come again, you are always .welcome. The meeting at Bethlehem was quite a success'. Nine persons conv -fessed the Lord as their Saviquh and twelve joined the "Church. Rev. Ramon" Ransom conducted the meeting. He is a wonderful preacher and diu much good while with us. Mrs. Ransom and haby v spent some time with us. The members took care of the pastor and his guests for two * 1 EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURC Rev. J. E. Thomas, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?With tl dawning of a beautiful Sunds morning, everyone 1'* It fin?. T! air, cooling and invirogating ai the heat far less intense than he tofore. Church-goers were inde< g ad to be the recipents of su< ..ne weather as well as those wl are not lovers of the church. Sea ed within the confines of Emniaj ucl, a large audience was seen, ai the scene, made known the fa that the glad tidings are indispe sable. Scripture lesson, a portion ? the eleventh chapter of first Co inthians beginning at the twent; third verse was read fry- t^ia .pa tor, foTTbwe?~by responsive r?a< ing of the one hundred ami thi ty-eighth Psalm. After these d votionals, Rev. Thomas select! his text from the thirteenth cha; ter of Genesis at the eighth ver: And Abram said to Lot, "let thei be no sti ife, I pray thee, betwei me and *thee",' etc. This niornir message was indeed stirring ar awakening. As usual a -good number of1 visiting frbnds wei present. There was one accessio A very fine attendance wi seen during-the Sunday school sc don. Our superintendent, havir to attend a funeral was absen ind the duties were p> rformed 1 ?m^ui me oinciuis.?''Turning Tlio- Genillesf' was*;the subject i he lesson which was v* ry interes ng and given due eonsideratio One hundred and twelve scholia wore present as id* l'rom a f>w vi tors. Evangelist' (Jrace H. Scott < Bethel A. M. K. church, New Yor Was the speaker at the <vonir hour. A powerful and seachii sermon was delivu cd by her. Tl text was takMi from the one hu !red and thirty-ninth 1'salin, two y-third and twenty-fourth very* 'Seach me, O God,, and know n heart; try me. and know my hear etc. I This sermon was iniprcssi' And far-reaching. ^Subject of the mo#hin< 'di: ourse, "A Superior's prayer, ind Inferior*'. Theme of tbe.e nine* message, "One's Own Self The Wise Singers of Philadi phia rendered a selection at bo services. The renditions were-w:* derfnl. This gsroup of singer known throughout America, Ca ida and Cuba will have appean n a ivcital at Kmmanuel after tl ssue of this paper. kingVille nkws r " \* Despite the inclement wathe Sunday morning had" you attei Ml. Olive Sunday Sunday schoi you would have thought it , ws iu-t a happy meeting. There was also a full house i pleasant Grove Baptisjt- and tl services there was a double so vice, Baptism al-o Communion. Rev. Barber was the chief she] hei4" who spread the Gojspel fot to the waiting flock. Rev. All< assisted. On Sunday ^ aftertax the funeral of Miss Annie Youi Bates was held at Mt. Olive, whit was attended by a very large nun her of sympathizing relatives ai friends. Pros. Barnwell spoke > nor as a student in school whi 1 loarpn Wilson spoko < nor as a' cTuirch member and Mi Alice McLaughlin read tl>e obi nary; The Holloy assistance h: the funeral in charge, Rev. Alh yssistod by Rev. Jennings fune all/.cd the deceased. You who were so unfortunate not hearing Rev. Smith while si -erved for live nights untiring at Alt. Olive will have anothi privlege of hearing her Sunda September 13th. - Rev. Smith will, on--that? a preach the baptism sermon. Ba tism will be had 11:00 o'clock Su day morning. Mrs. Lucile Johnsi is sponsoring a debate Sundi night also"?Resolved: that a \v man is more beneficial in a lion than a man." It promises to I very good. Mrs. A<ldie Williams is on t! sick list; we wish her a soon r eovcry. Mrs. Emma Pope le Wednesday ot! take h??r vacation "The Land of the Skies" Ashevil N. C. . Messrs P. Bates and Thorn: Fiifeh motored to- Camden Monds to take Thomas' sister, Mi>s E! zabeth Finch to begin her scho work, she is Home Econom teacher in the Jackson Jiigh scho* The Negro has but one pap which gives him an idea of \vh: flellow brothers are doing all ov the State; that papar is The Pa mniin T.nQ< At'' cn tvU'f r?r\f invPef little more money Tn subscnmt and keep aborst \yith the Net; Reading makes' a fulf mmtv Ufa read react some more! LK^SVILLE NEWS Sunday was a high day at Ci vary.- , The superintendent a: teachers were at their post,of dut Rev. Bates brought? forth a fit ry sermon with which he touch each Christian. There was a program given St. Matthews by the missionary The Twin City and Cabin qua tets rendered the music. Messrs J. R. Thompson, ,T. Sligh and D. L. Rowe of Lexinet< spent Thursday afternoon wi the Misses V. A. Norris and E. Marshall. Mr. Sam Lee is still on the si lief Wo VtAr\n frti. Viii^ o ennn recovery, weeks. Rev. Miss. Duncan of Sparta burp:, preached ^or us Mo-nd; night. Friday night of next week, the will be several quartets to ent a singing contest. 0>me on come all! and hear for yourself, 4 " H PENDLETON NEWS _ v Mr. and .Mrs. Tenus Brown of ie Cleveland. Old' an 1 da'iiy lite is moiy tored t<> Pendleton in their new "j ie ear to visit, lelaliy s ,and friends. \ id ^ .Miss Cloud I Slierard spent a ( re week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe t Sd Thompson. t ?h Mrs. llcbc.ca Reese and Mrs. l 10 Christine .Johnson worshipped with < t- the New Olive Baptist ehureh at s 11- Central, S. C., on last Sunday.' ] id The Silver Sprint; Baptist mi-s- i et ionary held its regular monthly n- meeting at the home of Mrs. ( Christine Johnson. After the < of meeting delicious ice cream and > r- cake was served. i y.! Everyone enjoyed tlw annual ] s- picnic given Ivy tin three Sunday J J. scTiools 7TF~tJie V?wiTT * 7 v Wx?axe?sorry t<> leixnt Mrs. _ e. S. A. (lantt and Air. Alfr d Canti t ;(| is on (lie >iek list. . ^ 5e ST. PHILIP A. M. E. t lll KCII < 'a Mr; C. J. Tiilin and sons Mr. and Mrs. Freeland Tiilin spi lit Sunday ' }d with Mr and Mrs. A. B. Smith. ' i.y Mrs. Mary L. Smith 'is at home * re after nM; ti.ll...-?rr.: : - ? M'lllll'l Il'v n. Marion, S. (". is , Mrs. Mary Mayfiold and child- j s- rcn of Brooklyn. N. V., is Spctul'Pf inpr s;inetime with .In r' sistc r.Mrs. c it, Agnes Smith, c >y Mrs. Ktli.d Mft'Voa of. Philadcl- tu -piuaT?Pa-n?i- ;? n 'i 1 ?sometime "7j t)T with Mr. and Mrs, W. 11. Henry? l t- hand. n. Miss Ida May l.?i- ks Sufnt"i- | rs sp nt a few -driys with Mr. ami. ( s- Mr#. - A. B. Smith. ' * ? -| Miss Ilamic K. Smith is at homo i >1" al'toi spondinu' tlm-snmmor with j k, hoi" sist> r. Mis. 1', A. I-any more ( ip; 'of .Brooklyn; \. V. , tp; Mr. ClilHam. Smith of (hditmhia J j to 'spoilt the werk-oivd with parents,!n-1 Mr-: and Mrs. .loo Smith. 1^ n-[ .. _ ^ .' I; J?. MORRIS BROV. N ; |l A. M. K. ( Ill R( II 1 l?. ' _i i vo - ; j Rev. J. W . \\ it her? penn. Pastor " Sunday la t. was observed by the (() worshippers at Morris Tlrown, tin- * v_ <h'r most inspiring: conditions. The woat|i'or was ideal, and larjre 1 V ertpyds worshiped at all of the 1 Lj 'set-vices. _Tlu' ITolv Communion 'Was ndministoi , .1 oral l.ir.u' mui >tS niffh.tr .Tin-.little church was ns" 1 usual, inspire. hy the -crnionetto j delivered J>.v Dr. Wn hc.r.-p um. who 1 >poky from'the sit hi ctx_'\Ol>edi<,nce and Clunrfulness,"..Thy text for the morning sermon was ;reached > from Halations ilth chapter find i 1 -1th Vive. and a splendid sermon was the result. The. theme .around ??whielv. the -eimon . eentefe^ was h. "The nu aniius of the Cross.V j . The Sunday school an! I.<'a;r'ie ' held their lespecthe services at , ^ the ii>iu*l' In"'.nv At s p. rn. Dr. * Witherspoon delivered am ther ex- ' ^ (-client set morn f opt the text 11 found in (Jal. t'.th-chapter am. 17th ' verse' The ~tih i''et Ttrvelornt from the text v. a, "Sowing, and t ("l Ueapinur" and while the speaker t ,n unfolded the hejiuti s -if, tie' suh- 1 )n jeet, the lieatts of the hearers' > were niade v lad. J u. t l'mTr.jv. t senium-of th. eveninir was -tr.it. :i, r j, the Wise .Sinters "from Dhiladel- l ,tj phja, Da. rvnd''ied' two select ions.[(| The "Hallelujah Chou-" one of C |f,.'the selections r<n<!e!ed. was in- r deed a hiu-ical tu-at an .' suiij? as f ... only trained p rip could sinu it.-. t_ nils aggregation of avtist/. ap- I ,,| pea rod at Centinl Daptist oliutvii i .n la>t Monday. ovoi iiu:V ami v. ill tip- ( pear at Morris Drown mi t ho 1 llh s inst. They tiro Vo!i Worth hoar. < in injr- . ' v 10 Our ha iiilr is \vlio havo born on Jv .io.ving vacation-. ai\. rotnfning t or homo i aoli day.. M r-. ! '. !'. TayJ r \ v, and her two-daughters tiro hon.c a- -s jraiti.rrn-.il a p on i vtildo vacation in ji p. si.*tor, Mrs. R. ?Robinson. v; n- Miss Holt a I lull.in ha returned .* ,n "from Now Ymk t'iiy. whore she ( iy has been .visit in/ t'datives and i>- friends, ami repots ;m t xcolHmi t ie time spent in the big' town. 1 |?o Mi'., an'jl Mts.- I'liill.ip Mound and . ch.ihlroni \\ ith. Mi-.- Mil 'red liroon, ; to are tit Imme again alter a trip t > i e- New' York. We'an- n< w lined lip ft for our ITfillar Mojuy Drive. Con- > in 1'erenoe nn'ots the latter -part of } le Oetober, and ve are looking t'orwaid to the complete .stares s .of us our'church in- that . ii sport. Wo iy wore-looking forward with a deal li- of interest to the visit- of Uisliop ol J. K. Flipped A i our City. aniT n. t ie grot that he \yill ri t ho aide to i j1. come to (.'.Inn lesion,. S. C. as ox- t er pcetdl. t at i er I ? ?? j j CLINTON NKWS I c a -?"cv ( Yg 1 lulu on?I )<j | >( i.*l?Sunday .'eliool i-o opened at tht- usual hour, lOr.'JO h.y , -.the superintendent, Mr. J. 1J. li. , ^ I'uih (juiiii ^ lee. Sundae. sLdrrrrb^ workers wore present, due to the ; 1 fact that some members found it t j possible to worship at Cedar j Grove church since it Hrr- ? hejrinninjr of their' revival meet- j il". in jr. Hut the ies.<n was well dis- , n,| cussed by those' wete pre - ] v. t>nt-v ' 1 l .CJ Miss Kster Hal!, left last week | 0-l to start hpr work as a-teacher in j j Union county; ?\ hope her a -tie- { . ecssful school tie in. i Mr. and Mrs. I'inckney I.anjrley v and fomilv'of I.ai'.reis. S. t'. were ( I the Sunday jruests of Mr. and Mrs. T I Ifeihert Tlump- 11 .and family on . I Sunday. liLl We are glad to wi home the mil ^ J I of town jrirl- and hoys bark to , I commence their school work at ' (Rell Street Hiuh school. ..li . .... . i - ? | r neixisnip .w. i\. cnurrh elosl'y ed their icvival meeting last Fiiday night, con 'noted hy the Rev. Walker assisted hy'the Rev. J. P. Gary. The pews were fall each n~ nitrht, and. all who witne-sed his y sermons enjoyed every one of , them. re . ; ... . ; er SI BSCR1 I$E FOR ? 1 ip! i THE PAf/MEttO 1.RARER i V - I rHE PALMETTO LEADER LITTLE RIVER CIKCTTT Rev. IL L. Guiles, I'astor Little River, S. C.-?Sunday. b' ng our last quarter we were gla o have our Presiding Elder, I)i . oe with us all day at both of ou hurehes. At St. Paul we op' ne >ur Sunday school at the usiu lour with the'Supt. Willie Ran lell at his post of duty. The les on was beautifully discussed b; 1'rof N. S. Rogers. Remarks b \ddie Coe. At 11:30 the'presiding elder as ended the roatrum and delivery ;>ne of those most soul stirrui sermons after which the ('omnia nion .was administered l.y .Mis ?annie Bellamy and Mrs. Kran. i stantley. The elder then held In luarter at Jft, ?ioh. Toe quarf r wjis line. The t< al for the quarter* collected wa SoS.OO. The elden and Rev. and Mr: Juik's were the dinner guests c Mr. and .Airs. Willie Raridell. Miss Lueile Guilts and Miss A icvta Verecn are delegates to th sunday school convention which i o meet at Centenary, S, C\ ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH Friday night i nded a very sir essful revival megting aC St, Pat onducted by Ilcv. B. 11. Gary o VIt. I'isgah A. M. K. church. Quit t number oT visitors were presen luring our convention The Sunday schfcl and l.iagu legan at St. Paul last week \ya |iiite a -success., lie v. Young \va m charge of the program. 1> v.. A. Adams, presiding elder c hi Newberry district knows ho o put over a program, 11c mad one very encouraging remark li ter the reports were made. Rev.* F. N. Weathers and Re1 Viiiak'r. preached some very goo wo minis. Those stM ihons stirre lie'convention as a cyclone. W njoynj a lovely trip to ("olumbi out,> rence-branch Which was lud n Union, S. G. ' Quite a number of visitor wet jpesrnt. .Mrs." Olar' Robinson and civile en spent a few weeks with r hi .ives. . . '.Mrs. Frank Stewart and ehilde >f Washington. 1). C.P are visit in larcnts. * .Mis.s Gen1 va Edwards, left tdt ity. August 2U for- Knoxvilh ltnn. .Mrs. Annie Counts is visiting 7i itjves and friends. mt. /ion a. m. e. ( iii r< ii Rev. J. M. Jackson, I'^s-tor Sunday." school opened at tii is'unl hour, with Jjie Assistant nipt/ Cro-huui, presidii.tr. Th cssiin was beautifully discusse md a./plen -id review was give: >y the pastor . -At 11 hit)?morning- n-rvieo?1-e ran, aft< r the devotional' the pas or select d his text from the 57t ,saints, 1th verse; This was trong me-sage. .s:()() p. ni. we again reassemble md the pastor .sylycteil his tc.\ voni'St. Mark 13:.*>3. Mrs, n. A. Moody, Mrs. Enim iodlnilt, Mr. Julius Curry ar e putted sick at this_writing; hop or them a speedy recovery. Apiong the. visitors, were: Mi: tilth Uuniett of l'a.. who is vis ting her mother, Mrs. Anni 'ooper. also Mrs." Ij. A. Mqody-' lot.... . 1 >.. 11- C ' - ' iowii, wi i a, 1^1, unci i>irs. i\ .Muck and a number ?t" otho isitors. ?. Mrs. Gabrinc Nowlin has re urnod h me after -pending veek in Pennsylvania with he isfrs. She reports a very pleas mt stay. 11 uatiice--Ciipaun, va.-j,?yxj., mexpectinjrly called to the be i te of her sick. fat.her in Phi 12 lelphia, Pa. .Mrs. Glennio M. Brown had a ii' ir house jraest Sunday he mother and sister, .Mr. Bosto \skin and M or J aljylla Davi uul ITtt'Ie <lauuhterT"T?r Kingsbot oUKII. S. C. Rev. .1. M. Jackson was the ver; deasant dinner truest of Mr. an d is. Josh Nelson .Sunday. c.WlKKON mows The mini-tors iind churches i his section should do well, peopl ire making lo iter cotton and cor han they have in years. A lit to survey shows thai farmers Blanking a hale or more to the acr Jro. Olio \Vat?on told your report r that he will average two bale o the ucrou. IIn>. Ciome, son-ir :iw 'a!1 r. I., l.aui o.uv said?rftr vere out of debt an..' had ten o nore bales to piek out. Poop! dmnld- tUlis. ycln is there is no "alotmetlt" to pa he government; Rev. McClellan preached a stron, erinon Sunday, followed with, th .ord's Supper. The pastor an louneed. that.St. Peter will soo lave electee lights which brough beers from Hie congregation lev. How man preached the open ng revival sermon Sunday nigh it St. John. Mrs.. Nina Ihanton led the rail; Sunday by paying in s'ull for eac n1 in her on her class. Bro. Dave Kelly followed her b myirig out in full for member o lis class'save two, of which he wi trrtslr Sunday, but Monday nigh it the board meeting Mrs. Rebo< a Crome came back after them b reporting more finance from he lass on pastor's support than an ather loader. Joe Louis , dub ha4 a trip e round the world la*t week an rleared around six dollars. Bythewood, Kitt & Laurent Undertaking Company and Johr son, Jenkins & Johnson are key busy these days. Both of the? Undertakers are considerate alon sit lines. I > - -*~ geoiu; i-:t< >\v n nkws The vacation period'is Hearing , it- end; quite a few vacationers . (j arc back home, while others ate t on the way. t Mr. ('Hflon S.> (Irt'onu returned t (j a few weeks ago from the h''a?t | I <V* Harlem, N. V.. where he enjoy- | ed a pleasant summer. r Mrs. Constance AHston wis in the City this week and brought ^ \ little Valarie. Howard, Who was t ' spending a few weeks with her t friend- in Darlington." ). j Mrs. HJondelle Knox who has | , been quite ill is recovering to the K K ; delight of her many friends am. i j " ?. specially "(Tt childf 01 of Howard ' . s school. J s I (Jeorjo'town wijl be' Web rcprc- j Carolina. ^ Pi of. (1. W.?11 ward?attend; <1 ? s the Sunday School convention of ' the Kdis.to District Ja.-t week <11 1 * John's Island and said it was ?f modern methods and largely.. attended and tlipt Dr. Xiehol1 tfyough up in year- keeps ' aOrept e of the .times and. is a gteat ( hutch i.s man.' 'l'liose .?roia h; if atu- ding?the-i. Mt. Pleasant District .Sunday " whool and A. C. I\. I.cajMie enliven . uon,. also spoke in .slowing terms \ i of same. Special coirm ndat'ie r ji <>n Institute work, conducted' hy * j- the Rev. J; \V. Wither "peon,- it * was said that,?h+s black bo.iid ' Y?tkuwii.n ua> a.ma: vol. ~ The ei nnnui.ity diDtii.ir at lb w,, . ^ and Jli isehool auditorium for last [ L Sunday afternoon. SepU ?>.. was i .cfered to a later date. oW'iv/ t" s the ineloaient- weather Sunday. ' The community is expected t > v participate no individual trrou|i-or ehoirphut all; Prof. .r. 1$. lleck is 1 u director. . ' * The. Bolsters cluh of lVth'l A. , ,M. K. chuueh will meet. 'Sunday.' September 13, 5 :-30 oVl "ck p. nv. '* at the home of .Mrs. L, P. j'ron- | *' don, 325 Queen St. . All memb'T* * ' are ui'fjed to. hi* present..' I h T. a PWoleau, President; H. J. , Kuril, ' 'I Actmjr Sect ~ ? e ' ~ '. ! IUv. B. C. Scott,..closed one" of j ' the most successful meeting's at Kelderville last week. Man;, outs | were converted an .' R '\. fa/ioi ^ i' did",some jfood preachinjt. and simrti'?iipf,?Rev. -Scott is -greatly in?de- -r mand as a speaker.. Mrs. John B itt. rf Savannah. 1 .-, has moved to he with her husband- * who is a foniiau h'-re oij the con T~struction road. They both wot shiped at St. Peter church and. wc-ie' cordially received "and wet- coined liy. the paster.. . * Mr. Benjamin Glover, who is the 1 manager of Mr. Htjosye" .Service . . .-luiiuu iias inn n ail .'.(I tr nai'-.list.l.? e of ie<uku\s in ('anu'iant. il vv ' \*v v ^ ' I t ! ' v - / a . ; O { * I s?'.: ; ! ,v r_> ? * Church papers, oai itors cards. social J | lion cry, announceme " i culars; display cards, ^ ;j: sonai checks- mTnuix ? ? sites for churches, lc x n insurance companies s }; =? j >; :!; I VOCU JOB PlilN'l 1 FOR THIS I'l Kl X . ? _\Mn:.\ voi want it n ?Till: WAV VOL WANT * ?IN STYI.i:.. (il ALITV J c *? \ X i-. X H: i' A I The Palmel ir V " * I o :? - ~u i- x t | PHONE ? 1310 Assembly Sireel x y. V ET/a Br*' Iunotn I ^.f - * i -f \ I. \KK CITY NEWS ??? 4 All t> achers i f the l.ake City school are expect1 d tu nuct ;;t he school house at 1*A.M. Sat- ~ irday, September IP. Uurinjr this in T the policy of the school wdl \ shaped ami announce<l. Text -i KH.ks will, be explained at ti e i ueet inj;. V. several students arc prepai i11vr <> leave lor school in order to coi.- * iiiue their education. A mom? la in are IJleaso Cain. Nancy l*'ulnore. Geneva Cole, S1 ler.a Kpps. truster Mention and many other.-* vhose names, will appear later. House. Cain ami lirusler Mention ire Koiny to Allen universitj : ; xany Kulmore is. trointr to Sumer; Ah rani Greene, a member >; i TTT" TpnuTrT7n :rrwruntoor*rty i> 14 il>o planning to leave in a |Va j_ lays )'ur Allen. We wish all -of' hem much success. WOO UK I IT NtiWS ' r : ; ci ! % m ' '/ * ? * a. ?i. r.. * nucn Rev. A IK-n, Pastor- a Sunday school ip'.ntd at'the 11-* it hour. Suy?t. Wiliium ar.it tili ( eachors at their p st of duty. The e.ssuii was beautifully dhscus-ed in* evcry-orte left uplifted. Sunday was?a tiun? 'iiy liurch goois. Services were jtood it till churches. .Mr*. Beulah Ma.-ey. irf Washintrt'>n, D. <".. is visitntr "Hi-r Miutul Mir *7 K. Harnett. Wis. Audrey Floyd and Mis. Dawtins vi-ited the sick room .Mi . 1- -ter Sunday alterr.oon; : Mr. and Mrs. Du;fie (iariett .isit'd Itfrs. Garrett's mother Sunlay.. Mis. Kd (iariett. was a week _ lid true-.t of her brother, Mr. lleyy (iariett. Mrs." Arrow. Stoddard an Mrs. I). Xorris and Verrona Stoddaid li.-ited relatives and friends in .he country Sunday afternoon. McDuffie McClint >ck is at home from, the ( '(',(' (.'amp of Rain Bow ( r?pi;intfs, N. C. v. 1 The AUaiiite sociaLylub is still " dive; we have been" quiet this ?u'mnu*r, but s'till tfointr:' we hav lad some very line "outings: one Theater Party, two . Moonli^-lfl* like- and on Tuesday nijrht, Sept. ( 1st a bin weinner roast was uiven n a jiasture below Mr. Willie Boxy's honie and what a time, Weir.. ~ tiers, lemonade, water melons, falore everybodv' wa- haimv Sent. I Nth is another happy an .' also a a<l tinu- tlu* beloved Chaplain, Wr. S." T. Allen will ho showered hHs+-be4VreMH? leaves fur State A. . .M.'eolletre of Orangeburg, S. C. 1 he 11th. Sicfc list: Mi-. Mattie Thorn p i?n, Rachel Ric*', Chestiiio Foster, j Alice .-tor, Rosa Martin. t i Nr. a 111 \jLw! . 'V PP 'ds, .envelopes, vis- ^ and business sta- :j: . v nts, invitations, cirreceipt books, per- i |1 ?s and other requi- :|:| rdges, societies and* * j V '- I c i;i) CORRECTLY ? ' '.OS.E? ~ ? , Y HT " | VM) SKHVK'K *: V X 1 I tto Leader !'" 11 y : 4 5 2.3 . *r t Columbia, S. C. \ i i gi y iji ^ I sting the sacred nns to our compe- EvTfl inderstanding, dig- p Service insures IIAIfjl p 1 e t e compliance ly-A-Jj 11 the inviolable ri and desires of the |K|jj? l v Pag* ? ???#<> -i?? PROFESSION AE GAUDS DIt. A. B. JOHNSON SlTtGEON OJlico: 1 Sli'!,1 v Assembly Street Phone 3466 Residence.- 919 Oak Street ' Phone 8740 . Pl'ln- Marion .Street NOTARY i'l'BLIC lealrr in IT al Estat . performs nairiavo ceremonies, writes wills, leeils, :iiir.rtcsi!f.tfs, claims, etc. Call to See lliwr Wire Ph'.i.* 8-I07 - Hes? GTT|3_ 7~ N. J. I UKUKRICK tttmnoy al Lie* aini -W tary Public ~ PRAClICi; IN ALL COURTS ll'j NYushingtrm St., Ceia.. S. C. . * i., DR. H. H. COOPEJW OaatUt Special Attention Given to l/i? seanes of the Gum* Gold Crown and Brtu*e Wwt A Specialty Jffice Phone C-l'29 Itea. 32*.., 126 Washington St., Cola., S. C. - ' ' |fi -Til ' DR. L. M. DANIELS . Physician and Surgeon I(o.:rs: 'J to 1 <) A. M.; 1 to t . ' P. Ml G to 8 P. m. \i;cr ; i .h Given Disease? Of Women-. Ofliee: Residence: ;. I1-J5 Washing: -n Hampton Phone G-12D . Plliine *7564 I)It. .). G. STUART Kyu, Eat.- .Nu.-e u:.d Throat Glasses Fitted Accu:ately. Ollice llouts:" Telephone: ll.UU to 1: 1*. .M. . Res. 4GU2 G 00 to -S:0u P. M. . titliee 3-7y$ Otiice: Residence: 10:iu Taylor Si. 1417 Pine St Olliye llou:s:. Te-Kphone: 11 A. M. to J P. XI. .lies. 8S7o 6 P.. M. to. S P. M. Dr. \V. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases ol Women and Children A Specialty . j cct^- Residence: . I.ady St. . l.'jt'l Pine St LA iun.bia, S C. Ulhce lieUss': Phones: b t..' A. M.- Uilice 60aa 1 to 1 P. .M. Res '67^6 ti to b P. M. Dr. Kr B. Fredtrriclr ? Ph> sieian OtV.cc-: . Residence: 107' ?' VV:i h.iijrt?!H 1416 l'ark )ver Victory Rank, Columbia, S, C. ~m. .. . ,._j N.onc Tall . All clashes' u; 1'fi.tal Work Dr. L. 11. Mailman I> K N 1 1 S T PAIN I.L.SS I X I KAL i IONS ' Sundays hy Appointments 0,1 lice: 236'."1* (jecvais Street Columbia. S. C. I)r. H. G. Thompson I) I.N T 1ST ;12:{ I 2 Assembly St. Columbia Phono .'116(1 mW?I rtiw ?S' ?Kridgvs?-1 Mates a ~S|Hf.tliy I'Xn n'(*mtr-jVPiKie Painless n?AYinnshoru Wednesdays 'and '.at unlays at A. Russell Huilding. v oiq OtTioe-lUiuxij^ Telephone!.i:-"0 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Qtliee G033 Residence 8873 Dr. I). K. Jenkins nKNTIST "illiner. Plates. Crowns, Rridge* Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty MADAM PETER'S Hair Grower 'or Diaeaned Scale?Ghea Lif* A kauty. BEST GROWER?apply nee a week?PRICK Uc 986 Blending St. Olnmbta 'oimta Drug Store, Waaklnjrte? R. homas Drue Stof e. Carwt Tijrlfc 3 ana nardi BUttd 4! ; " ?, 1 _ - * J|

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