Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

ST*7" ' * ' . , % " I ^ V"'v PAGE 6 k Jot a All new* for The Junior Pa**'; must be in the office no Inter thnr Puesday afternoon of each week Many letter* ar* received too late for publication. ./' Boys And Girls ' WANTED To Earn Money In Spare Time llerc's .in opportunity for areHitious boys and girls to make mopey every week, all year long, by simply working In ... spare time in your own pelgh-_ v bnrhood. A"o money, no experience I ivried.?iilc supply everything. Many boys and girls arg now happy, making their n\? n spending money. All you . ^-e to doto join (hernia to f write to the address below *ild ask for full detail?. Writ* .J tor CIRCCLATIOV M ANAGER HIE F'A LMTETTO LEADER . 1.110 Assembly f?t.. .Columbia, S.C ATTEM?:1 ' CHI RCII Hello Hill. . I Vo.'h ?v.c.)" 1 r!a;^<- we an* bavirt; it uiis tluii tire'fail <it. . t year i> hero- and- if is a lino-t t sV?!- the school MN,t.. rhtjr a; ,. - trKt-i**- lb 'aw "'.1 \vv hi" "ho 11 whoi? Sunday-*eho i * usual. We al > > i-;t]'ris?- } twelve new members. . ' 'In !iiO al tt'Viu'i'm wu'\v.;j)t .to li'.pi AN It.-el:': ivh to . t.:'t? .Hi-sionuiy . , t !i >. .it): ; ji.| we ha ! h.s i.o time. .\_ ai.n I ays a'Uii.g ,lhe elli! r .i t,. ] IrasT*" sr v.tj in >otm n'.-v. Juiii' t* Page.. lit J it; (Mti.ia- that have lh-t: . liv ir with, us i-'i't >;runary ' ' v. Yak. My I I,..-,- 1 miss '. >: -a!.'' .VIy -:V.tor hny already g.ui'. '? .?ei\..ni ami inv ! i .u.'r.er is leati: . ; .day. My! 'it is getting ' ]'!,< ;i:' .tit d 1'set nu.'t: et' i viii : I nu-t.!"- ..f f u'ftho. t'".! i . ' i'I ' il v-v k. Margaret Wright i'Kn\j;s! s TO wuiIT: OI i i;v iy. * ! . Pi.!: I a . hatiu .i ? ;' my.- 1:' v... 't>. v.iiir, hyt I _ j.-i a 1 \\<mT wait' U.at Itiiv; aW, ii. }>intla-r . - Ik*re Hil! ? < a; I'.nw < !> .i ivi* and- 1 ' ' . .'a-:. ! a a; w..!:<!; ; irtr \> h r: ' j_j?__? " ft:..i :? hra- \ aval:?>n. lto|v<ry,.ti lia\ i ' t>[> it)' ! c (if :U" ust-mWif ' i..-:!;"' '.in ia t hfir t ' (.. h ??t;f ] aloi'k.? ! .vhrtM>>* hero ui' late. II.'. 1*1! hf einir mui." jj ma Mr:-: i: no i >! > . Union. C ' :' i! O! I \. M. < :. ( II) ',{( !! i. i. II. \V?'atlu-is. Pastor 1 i Sia'ti'.i' r TtV. -"Aft . ; 't.i i- S :;v'l .?! : St. <k !i"::U"> ihat-w<.-nt .. . 1.. ,,?< mu ?>n . i' V. ji.?; t. with-it Uwy x-. ! T -:;v-r.i. Pv?tv M- i" TMSlh Mill-'. . v' .}. S'n;h, M: r-. ?!. A.- I.in. say, ' - !! i : K.i ! a: <1 Tonne Ail".:- wh'.'stq t.Uvrnin.r J '! n: i tylisnt ttu?l f'onn.i . - . 1v :? " i?'h t :?'; >! !>y t}>.v? -' .p?, t', .<> C. ('. ,, f 1 a < :V :r !.v nt ^ s i sj ' . K1 . . ! WJI I'iE' ' i x: vs: "A ( ,<?? /V .?".<! : X - lit I'l'.vl" ''' i'.U'Vff w hy a'"*! iJiilu-') iVuin <i' ! t. ? >!' !i "honi". ami when i' ro-.n'-? spiritual', -itttrimr 'hi?. ,, . i-'aiir no 1-1 ! !. ?? nTr'T. yry.T'tnr ..vrTT'ir.? , . ' ? . >e!" 1 .' ! !l. tit'.Mt' will hi; ;i pl'eir i? ; <- v>.d l>\ 'Tiy -Iay lilies; i. ..lit;. ;Ui I)i ai" thfnvt.A (?. A -Ii!i Sftnlay nijrhl \\v an ..\ticci;ii*_r Hew .1. S. -Martin nrri ?? ?i hi |?.i ' i ;Vi"i li I i |i.i ' m )| .1 i Wctl<i:.y, Si Ulh the ! 1 nwill meet v-'i'i ' ~TI .M M. I.irnl.-ny. ? . M i--:.?LiMit H i av(.s TltOS===== ?T---Li : ii ' * v.;; : -yf(\ ( nanoUe. N. C. wi;>t.yitnsti:r n i:\Vs M. Austin.. Reporter Ui ..'nc-'ir-ri vcl vcrv much to hear 1 ITc- ath of. M, Siijlj. (j.r r.it'i.ihutIv "f Westminster. | i.vuiv 'I near Seneca at the time !' her ileal II. Mis. Claire's ,wa bu cil in tlic Kt. MatlheVv Rapt Ut ch';;;h ii.ni'tcry Wen<lesrlay of la-'t \ve. 1:.. _?? : Mi?. IU. kI..' W*iIi.ii <1iul Monday nf. Ill' t week*. We hope our loss is 1 - m-il . I'M ?. KUJI'. < ' revival hi?" tintr briran at M. K. church Mon'ay.'. & I'ti'ir.'a-i 7Ui also did the ("herb*-* k< " Cat list church; The i 'nioii s<;h' i'd will render it - , cf^e-trjT 'rxcrcise-- Mwtcmy riirht Sci'tciuhcr '1*1. Miss Ruby M. Austin, teaclvr. We arc inviting all cur ;f/r tends to conio ar.d be with her. - ? ' Friday wo will entertain the ' children and our frund? With a j>i( t iu on the school ground. Mi-s Henry Mae Glover is'honte.. from M on treat, N. C. ?. ?' \ ?L . _ .-?i U . * ft;.,. ? Mtl.t WjWH ;? I'" NWP Il-Pg* '(The itoVf-iLc 1ITH' <? I'.Kf AT} jT WEEKLY BILL CAR VEIL Editor ;|; ' AITLICATIi | DATE t NAME x vnnRFss i in i -1-?rmm ? BIRTHDAY ^ OKAPK i" MOOD ?? K ii .on- H i;- i'i'iii >'ii Mini .nail it <tanipc\l envelope to The I'ahiu! ^ l'!l01 Assembly-St..A v lumbia, S t |^ the roM^b ok. ar.d you will fee;iv\< I N ION NEW S . - ' ?-+ .. v ,i,i^ iriiuii.n 1- pro- ; - I'vssinjj iiiri v* ar.il ni''i\ i;u4. <Ia.v..j Wo have i. ('.voir alt oiiily }t.'7 nienir j ' ors ami?t4te?Daiy awra.u'o rarely ifOih'A M'Milay. Anji'ust" -tilth. 1 *.?:?? ." Aims hijrh boys <;ef.. ai.sl West ikr.i'it'Ka 0-0; J Friday al'f'i'r.i>on. Au.'ust tlSth; t!uy had another liu'-it Uanie. S!in?t h!,L"0. Ill tS ^K-r^T<!.l?W'l >'T I'li iv -i ' i;tta The Leader- are plan- ' "u 'havi'njr a < V'lhiuun'ivy par- . y M *i.day niylu. Ai:.a.>t Ml.- 1 i*:U? ?t Syns hiyh play ir f an i. t .Mis. Luvonia ,i'unr.injrhahi if . I><-1t oit. formal ly nf Fniun.. S. as iclunn'i! ' 1u.hk' after.'visiting iicr iHOib.or, M t s, Mary i... Bryant ir.M sisters, .al-u her- t'r.'iVo- boys. *. i'iwnUis Jr.. Manic, ami. II.imi-. iM'.i'V si'tV'f tVph '.".r'/n-i 'in**F'v ? </ i an.i v. as aee' a panieij by. Ivor .ivothiv..' - Mi.-.s.i-s Yi.nale a.al Bvfby Mai i ?a\ i - K ft Men ay, September 7. I Odd. w'ni'iv tit y M il! -pi-ml a li v. lays'' wOAj. relatives -anil fr.iunils. ^ .Mi>. T. t' a ai .;!:<Ilea. ^ It ft .for Iv . "i i' ; .Sunday; !: re tii'w v. i;| v: M : s. Sophia si;]:. ' Annua:. . '.'.i a: - i.:;: b. c n ret I'ivcil mi' i::;c ' i..'a: i ia.i- < Alkv A. I to Mr. .lainis T. 1 :.l.t: } i. \. i.n -t-.ia-Sao a:. N. 1 'M i.. .ii .;! ! ..- .i iiis' v,: V I'a: :.i j- w.i'.h a lii'uin r, Mr . TlirI i ll- 111'" !!_' - ii'.U.-., f ' --Ml-. Uin-L-a?^T| '~j,j I i* i > aa ^ lay 'to "\ i-iTi i'i i - Ma '1 Jf;i!;fi1> !"- / o'iiiii. 1'a. . i liiU'oiiiai.M Ai l soiiity \\iilI'i T I \ II I.-' -"rli'l.Yvh Sa'sutav, t? i"ui> > j. i \ Mis'. l!u? Ik-niil"!) in i : S inila,' | iTu-: ifii'i'i; will. .Mi . iilif! Mr-. ?i liipc. I. i Mrs. Lilly .li-lt-r >|>t lit ti.i- \v? U nil In A law i ! *. N. < . with I. -; iutrl'UM..: IU-r iJsihut'Mi-i al.-n" r.iaa . ark f.j-i-,.11 . a .n-.nik-' 'A. yiYii I"-"' '?\J i i'.n ST t .... .'I:-. Al. j, If irluii ?l 'Mi. A |. i lii)'1 ;i - ri-i'iM till. Mr.-. L'n-a I >11 v. kin - I a ' < i. n . j' i i'i 'in Ni-'.v. Voi'k*. .-'r. n.ii is'a li-a.-aiit tri]>. Mrs. Alary Alalia' -1? :.i I raJaw, tal .Saiuiday't.lirht-I with Mr. an i Mi-i 1't -iiU'tit' Wiry. . 'Air.' y-atu. ('.iii < k at'I i.a i; .'. II s. .k'.-'siv- If. was til.- ir.a'-is. < . Ir. ar.il All'-. I'rc.-'iili-ii1 If ? Tiv-i a. i- ..'tw r.vi' t.i;" i -.il T~ Niar: In I i nn -l'li..a'y. I!n i i:f tliiic i'i.ii atal ia rlii- i.ity. riK.i' ail- Tks.au ill Si.i:;it ? a inn. "riu-i. an- 1 -l.tit?<??<M? in" A-. m' i lea. ^ i < \n \ i:w s I.'c.lr I \ Vl. ( htiii It \i"\. \\ . I. ' .ni l'. I*_?? ? ! i-r V * - a t.'- . *>' av ' I? **??' nathiil-i 5nu;o':s ; t .'in j ;is ayi r isii'i-. .H-v v' ?; ? nt w si " ii.Ii.il' v. i'iv . i!.v . \ ii it." 'I li?/ I' Li -1-? >-i . IlfV. ^ I . tin! V .c iJ i ! AM t . 1 m<?:' . : . ,!.-..Lur n'.-iiai .'< '?!'' "VHr. J.'." !: \. i:. T:: i'TTw ;j .1 I\V. .'a h .tr" 'V ilj'it. ..VV;'c: .it:', y Yv : * i * *; i ') :i,.?l.. ,1m- ; k / ! "I Mill! slit I'll!' . ll'.nn. I '..? ill h. ()iv.> <av. l" -r.\vivi"* 1. uirl wa i , ivc \ l!:v r. 11fl. . j , \Men_ine_ lit'!/ 1 . <: :) way. .dmini.-toi 'i "t" Sunday* >. h 7 ! :.t tlv j;-" ytl hour witt t. W. K. Mn^re. ! ?tttH?lit' c;:d e:--?:r?r!?(??a? t in- i" ? '* duty. A I u l)' ;*'!i!u) ar.tl In ie.f ois.u . ioii <?1" tn ,l '-III! A1. (' I1 I'l ( 1'JlUU I ll WtMl1 nj= idandid r> view by the superint 11-1 if!11. Adiilt class No. '! i-.holfL-1 ( uiii" th* . banner at this writing. j At 7 P.M. prayer m.eetinir was-; c! by lirn. OeSriro I5'.ick. At S:''0 ; ylnek llev. (inre, IVesidii;^'t'.ld< r j f. S. ('< >v, A. 1/. I! it in bow a in I <b A*. Tanjes as etui'd 'the rust runt. j 1 a j astoi |'i i aeli J another Ii art, i !t -c-( :?nui Iron. St. .Jehu 1:11. nhyeet The 'I.ivirtr Wafer. The' io',r ?r ti.e eliureh was opened for - .joiners'/ One was received aftoi ! vhtf h Ave v-nd very eTu'otira'.r-1 inir remarks liv our presiding el-, d' r.. ' Mi" . \. Lewis and her littl i nd-t?n Ah xander Moor.-,?Jr., ? ten tsaturday t"<?r N'uvv York City.; Mr. Frank Squire ami Mis Cecil A!oorci leftSunday lux. I'hiLaclel-. phia. Mrs. Hulh Squir; li ft A1 <*>u-. : lay, August :!l for Philadelphia. Mr. Fiank Brown l?ft Monday for Jacksonville. Fla. after a very 1 pleasant stay at homo wit h his rol-. ativos and friends. i \VllitTTuif TTrnTi m V.nnl o] (-wot]? Monday, September Tth with a < large enrollment. ipp,> i . - kt ;"**7 : THE aflcr % VET * ^ X* ON BLANK ! , 193;; STATE? ; j AGE ; ? I U'^rlhur with a swlf addressed ?'I lto Ixadcr, Bill Carver'e Club, J! '. Your naino will 1>? nln<?pH nn XI a membership card and buttoii J MONXSUORO NEWS ?T!'i. iM'aUst task that confronts' ihc patrylis of today is t0 properly educate their children. The Lie Li?type of education is the surpiiv rtiion of crime. ~ ' Mi.-- liciilah Ilaltiwang'er left last week, for Baltimore, Md.,1 i\heiv she will enter upon her col- j .1 kv course. .Miss l'.betU'/.or Wocdard left Fi i J Toy?Trrr^t?for Nevr-Jersey to be~ Aith her sister and further her ducat ion. Mr. .and Mrs. David Fisher of 1 .hiirlotte are spending- a few cldys in our town on their honeymoon. I h y in.- the guests of his mother' ind Urether. K.dtr I >. C.. Crosby of Chester! pent a few days in. our town this wok t<. assist liis pastor in mak ! i i a..y~To'r the *app roachiXi^T:T>n- ' ereiic.-. lie is accompanied by his ! o.'s: -Master Joseph and Mr. Bry-^ .Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mayes who I . I' ieaie .pars have made their ' ouie in. Washington are here' to 1 j it li.cir parents and kindred. ' hoy l.-.ik the picture of health, i1 Mis-es .X.WJaxt r, Elizabeth and ! iatnie Rose borough left last Sun- ' lav i'ii train No. l'> for on.- i i. .Miss Maxtor will re- 1 vi i it: a low wooks but tlnLolhors . ii! remain.' r fie District Missionary con-- j . Ktin'u of Kajrtield county hold . v ll' micros ling mcetirfr . at , lioir l*tk?rinrhts.triveck," ? - ?- | I'i'of. I-:.. Mcintosh did a . I'loinii.l ]'ivcc of trade teaching ( io ;i- shown in the students that taught. ' A nice' china closet , - in the dining room of Mrs. ( 'joiei.ee SturKs on Moultrie St. ( uado by 1J. W. and Frank V. Da-' i ut in the Lain. The job was done j at in li e Lack yard of the Loy- -< .it: "lit to Is save an ax and old aw ami hammer. AVhut can" th. oy.- do. in a Jkiiup where ther are It-lily ot good tools? Mi -A. K. Kou"hdtrec\of. Colu in na is \ biting in our town the liest of M ss Alice Ef Mcintosh, !ofn are \o-worki rs in the-saim duo! r.s tca.heus. Tite \< ia'o. b iro quartet, white. :m i in : : ns.-al program at the Aaymaji A. M. H. church last Sun, V. ? ....I.. ? c >> as in .' :-i 'i i Kt'? njoyo.!?by?tbr" Mer.did audience who came to iri! ii sftmved a spirit of i v. .) if twcen the races. Mr. W. .M. Moore left last Satsday ,f??r New Jersey after a 1 - . 1:i' willi lis. = Mr. lk-nry Bro\vi> returned t< t- lyhne in j/ittsburg after a '.*r \i,"t wiUi lils parents and i': d- here. Mi i. A. F. Roundtree, Alice "... M Int.. h. .Messrs B. J. Mcln? V.., A. at.d Paul I. Ross wit a 1 >il:'- day at St. Peters a >'t i-others. j'hey reported a <!\ill tr et. . ... A' .tin Barbers' Association held < Muiidda last Mi nday. Mr. vf. n- ua> fni' the. fourth consec'.int . elected s'cretarv. SI MMKKVILI.E NKWS First Uaplist Church ? Rev. A. II. Clark,' Pastor S ! 'lay morninjr was a pleasant mi'-.Sunday s.hool goers. The s i (i ..! - was e: iie 1 to order by th? ,i-' i 1> ?and?aCt-er which cvery" . b.isy \\ ii li their lessons . subject df1 tile Sunday school I 'in was "Turning to the Gen' ii* . found Act* 14:20 and Roman' 10:1;;. Kveryone paid attenIi< n li> |heir teacher. Alter Srrnday school was over " lie re :i:!ar service b' Kan anij Jtf ylark preaehfcd a wonderful serm n l:i- text was taken from St. Matt. -2: 12; subj1 ct Whose Son is He? Sunday night another soul stirring -ernion was preached- from the 117 Psalms and ,'lrd verse, subject Mealing the Wounded. The revival for the week start' 1 Sunday night, September 6th continuing all week for the saving' of souls. The literm-ir " ? ,r on lvion"hTy mivrlit was a splendid affair. The singing was wonderful and als. the speaking. After it was. over everyone refreshed themselves with ice cream oveg at the par-nnage. The Pc? con's rally on. Sunday morning ami night was a success, s] was raised. Everyone responded to the cause willingly. We tha:]. each one for their kindness, tov.ar'; it. We had two to join us on Sunlav morning. One from New York f'lty and one? Thorn Oontral Haptist .lunch of this town. We welcome any strangers anytime. t . i I PALMWTO LBA3W BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH 1 Rev. 4fiaulden, I'astor Newberry, S. C.?The first Sunday in September found the Sun- ,, day school on the job. There were j quite a few scholars and teachers j. present a few minutes after the q regular opening exercises. , j The Sum.ay school lesson was reviewed by Brother T. B. Neely . of Evansville, Ind.; we were help- ^ ed by listening to such an able 1 man. * : 1 '~E We were happy to have with us cl Miss Theala Spigner, one of our new teachers at Drayton Street B High school, who gave a talk to a the Sunday school. The Rev. Mr. ? R. M. Mitchell from Newburgh, TT. Y:"s^W"To TTre 'Sunrfay'"vrhool h -ako, ? : J The regular .morning services 1 were opened with Miss Gwendolyn S Henry at the piano; after the reg- v ular devotional exercise our pas- g tor came bedore us w?ith a message that will not be forgotten soonL E Text: Study to shew thyself _ ap- y proved unto Gdd, a workman that needeth not be ashamed, rightly a divided the word nf- truth, Tim- ? othy 2:15. Subject: "Why Go Id j SeV.r*r>l?? ' rriL "... 11 Three persons joined the church s Sunday morning, namely, Miss Thcala Spigne.r ftliss Ujetta Gil- ~ liam, and Master Hunter, Jr. We ^ had the following name persons ^ ing: Mr. and John Smith ~Z Newberry, Mrs. E. M. Martin, the * daughter of Deacon B. F. Neely ' from Pittsburg, Pa., Mrs. Patter- 1 son from Charleston, S. C., Brp. ^ T. B. Neely of Evansville,: Intl. 81 Sftd' "Ml'ft. TfTNtr smd daughter of " Augusta, Ga. . _ We are always glad to have s' these visitors and friends with us, they are welcome at all tinvfcs. The a B. Y. P. U. met at 7:30 p.. m. Mrs, K Gussie Miller was in charge. The w program was well enjoyed by all. At the regular night services S Mr. George Smgleton opened with ide with me." It li was "our goo. J pleasure and jy ivi- w lege to hear a good message irom w Bro. T. B. Neely who spoke to us ai Sunday night about Jesus the great trouble-piaker, -and* teacher, s Brother T. B. Neely is a Christian vl gentleman, who is engaged in w Christian Work each day in Evans- q ville, Ind. God grant that he may w live long to do good for mankind. -\j \f r? TVlrc Vnnnv Sincylptnn nro. seated a small purse to pur paster '^j is a means helping him1 on his N rip to Jacksonville, Fla. to the National' Baptist convention, _ | vhere he hopes to spend three or 'l four days. May God be with him i>' he travel from here to the con- in mention- and?back,- -The Missimu- " uy society was highly entertained !' it the home of Mrs. Graham on College Hill. Ice cream and cake was the course served and did ')1 >vc eat, "O Boy!" The Bible qucs:ions that we're gotten out by Mrs. "1 Jaulden were interesting, and each Q nember answered a question with P1 lite-Vest. A\> pro looking for you W it Bethlehem Baptist church Sunlay. R vj 01 CONWAY NEWS , ec ? al Rev. B. F. Levister departed ol this life August 25, 1>1>3'3. lie T leaves a widow, Nellie B. Levister. to four daughters, Mrs. Edith F. Latimer, Misses Mabel F. Edna B | w and Helen F. Levester; one broth- ei er, Prof. J. L. Levest* r, Prin, of 1" Washington Graded school Raleigh N. C. one sister, Mrs. Martha Periy, C leveland, Qhiu, a .host of id?w fin/1 f.-iCn/lc li His passing takes away one of our leading ministers, he has pastured chinches for more than thir- .. ty years^i 11 Newberry, S. C., Maybany, Ga., Layetteville, N. C. and was active pastor at the time of . his death of Shiloh Presbyterian ^ church, Goldsboro, N. C. lie 'aas also an educator and 1 Spent a life of devotion and train- ^ ing of 'the youth of our race. He . taught at Dart's Industrial School and Jenkin's Orphanage both of r,. Gharleston, S. C. Prin. of Graded School in Newberry, S. C., teacher of .Math? mtaics -at State college. jn Orangeburg, S. C. and Kendall In- ^ stitute, Sumter, S, C., Prin. of Graded School, Conway, S. C. w The funeral services were held at IP thel Church, Friday, 2:.'10 ft P. .Nf.. August 28th; Rev. J. II. c< 11 ays wood, pastor of Bethany ir Presbyterian church, Lumbertoji, ti N. C. delivered the funeral ora- vi tion. It Rev. W I. Gore, mastrr of cere- hi "ionics, Obituary read by Rev. W. in A. Stackh<?wse... Telegrams and C( letters of condolence r* ad by Mrs. +i Annie 11. J.evester, Revi?Reveste. - w as a minister?Rev^ W. I. Gore. " Rev. I.evister as an Kdueator _il Mrs. ?Rhue. Solo U barley P DeWitt. As a friend by Mr. C. A. Jones; . M There were resolutions from the '' Union limit TU. l 1 ? " mi; t<]g|L'iiL*i's oj nor-1 ; ry County Missionary Society. Marion District Missionary Society and Ibthel Sunday school. The interment was at Zion cem tery, Conway, S. C. . '* g ^ -, , . ^ HKMM1NUWAY NEWS S R ChavnT Chapel A. M. K. Church * Rev. P. M. Knox, Pastor f< f September Gth?Sunday was a ), beautiful day. Sunday school opeh- t cd at> the usual hour conducted by v the .Supt., Mr. W. L. I/ee. This i being the first Sunday the pastor t was at Hopewell A. M. E. church n Suiiday morning, but at Chavis ri j Chapel in the afternoon. s j Mrs. Mallie Scipio is on her va- cation from Durham, N. C., visit- t ing her relatives. We am phuT J to have her. Mrs. Rosa P. I^es- t ter and daughter OUie Pecola Les% ' ' ter of Winston-Salem. N. C., spent 1 J .. 'o"w*i?, tfUqjW.m HE PIEDMONT CONFERENCE BRANCH The Piedmont Annual ?Confor nee Branch Convention of the \\ I. and T\ Missionary Society me n Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. churcl Ireenwood, S. C>, August 27-2} 9.36. Rev. J. B. Jennings. Pre iding Elder. R' v. B. ll. Gray, pas or; Mrs/ Ilattie Wear, Locs Resident; and Miss Hattie I 'errin,.. Conference Branch Pros ent. The Convention was one of th reatest in its history and poae nd harmony prevailed through ut. The Thanksgiving Service, le jcsdames L. K. Goggins, A. I Iolmes, C. 6. Wind fry, lulha itarks and Anna E. Chiles, wa ery impressive and ended with vuri iu iiauuoiicirw. The Annual Sermon by Rev. i I. Smith, text Matt. 28:1!>. ws ery enlightening and uplifting. In the "opening service Thursda fternoon Mesdames Rona Clarl loraJReid, M. J. Crawford. Ressi .ogan and R. G. Reese electrifie be audience with soul stirrin ongs and prayers. The inspirational subject hein A Christian in Business," by Re1 1. I. Lemon, .1. B. Smith' and J. C etman was uplifting. The .papers by I)ist. I'residen lesdames Ruth G. Massey, Elois liller and Ruth P. Alexander c be Abbeville. Greenville an reenwood Districts respectively ubject "Are we living i>p to ou puortunities in' our Missionar .etivities?" Were tim' ly and Tti liiring. Mrs. Av R. Holmes accompaitie t the piano by her daughter, Eu eriia Mae, captivated the audienc ith a beautifuL soprano solo. On Thursday evening with Mrs . .1. Burgess presiding in he ue? nly matinc r, the President <le vered her Message whic as master ful?TT>-ets entirety aiv fln Alio ccminendatipn of her vas jdicncfe. Mrs. A.M. I'erriiv, the Juvcnil uperiiitetblent. presented a Pag ?nt subject--'-'-Th'?Lives of All omen of the past and present.' ther numbers on tho prograii ere: Recitation,. Miss Burnic oop\ Ilec. Miss Thelma Dean tib. "The Last. Sermon." Sole iss Francis IVrrin. Sub. *'In tTr arden of niy Heart." and a Dra atic Reading. Mis- Vivian Alex lder. Sub. "ThV Criicilixon." With Mrs. Hattic Wear pr? sid g, the local reeepfional progran as timely. The response was do cered in tilting' words.by Mrs. 0 . Johnson. All reports were good and*"'a east with the times. Presiding: Hitlers J. B. Jenning: : the (JroomXood Dist. and J. C uarles of the Abbeville Dist. wer resent and assisted in making: th oi k a success. UY * tt? ?? V v ? V I > .-\IU \ I [Ml! t Lllrf i v. J. S. Hum. P.' K. of the Greei lie Dist. was ill at the time f o lr m< etinjr ami piayer was offer 1 for his_speedy recovery. We ari Iso grieved t(J hear t f the passim K? v. \\; A. Harris', pastor o toy, C't. Our sympathy {foes ou i the family. Rev. and .Mrs. Gray, tojfcthe ilh the {food people of Grecmvoot it' rtained us royally and w ray God's blessinjrS upon'them. All officers were re-elected" ex pt ode; The per capita treasur hoioo?absent. .Mrs. Lillian Hut r elect1 d in her stead. (Mrs.) Annie*K. Chiles, rcporte ... ITS ANI) HITS OF GRFHNVIM.K. S. C September 7. TUofi?The Green llo District is husy {fettin(f readj n- the National Bapti>t conven on; which convene in Columbi; id Jacksonville this week. Wl ?pe for tlvm a successful _ ses on. All South Caroli'nia showh ? proud of this session, and e'o he teachers of. Greenville staitet loir fall term,' Monday; and w< ope that they will do much jfoot their educatioi al "field of labo: re iiut. a {food many put of towi nests visiting in the City thi: eek end, come attain. Rev. S\ E. Kay lias returns 0111 Georgia where jje has been >iicIiictiiiLT a revival; we fear I s u* him, >ince he i- making hi ips too freqiu-! t. We rejrre sry much of losing Rev. R. I. obinson, yet we hope he will liki is, work in MidilToTown, Ohio vei; iiich. We wish him much sue iss!'The City will ifiss Mr. Wil apis, who ha> g p.' to- take up hi or k ip Augusta, CJo,-wher^-he i cap ol" Haines college. He is : ouHg man that we all should d>* I'OUtl of. _ * This City will also miss Mrs Olliford, who ha- been eirtployei i the Baptist District office hore ic has done /'rent work here, botl i the office and op the field, as sting her brother in State Mis op Work. Slv'. is a real liv< ire whuu.jt copies to talking, w< ?ar she will preach some day ho is going to take up her dutie; t Friendship college, Rock Hill . C. We wish her much success ev, ii. w. Stewart, is being kcp airy-busy these days, trying to ge ie Baptist of the State lined n| r>r the Convention. The m?in; rienns of .Mrs. Kva Fiehettc wil e glad to know that she if. up o he go again. Mrs. Firhetto is th vriter of N'egro History, here i he city, she is able to lie hack o ht? .fob again, gathering up infos nation on the Negro of the Pied nont and his achievements. Muc ucce-s to the Palmetto leader. he week-end with their mothe drs. Rosa T.. Presslcy. Th'. y mi ored to their home Monday," Se| :ember '6 We hope them goc uck on their way. i i '"-"W K" ' 11 I I *' |lflpltr HI f. t BY HEKBHR'I t V~X.<KKK^~xk~XK"X~XKK~X~: J; TO A CERTAIN I truly regret* * That I've not evtn yet j*J ? Penned a poem I'd ' Pm perfectly sure ie ^phat I. couldn't endure. e Giving something I' So do not think ill Of me please?then, ai fv " 11 - m nftft poem is ev Look forward at easeis Let me do as I please, a And I'll write it,-'-a 1. FROM A LETTER TO J, ts You're 'The P d Unduly K * His sei To wri __ : Shall b 3. By tell . " As wh ?7 A youl e That hi (j To feel ^ V- In. rnea r . When, j V Of ang Would ONE WAY C FROM COL1 r . v 'i ? SOUTHERN RA t ' . 1 e " . v - Allendale, S. C. $ 1.19 e. .Vsheville, N. C. 2-47 1 Anderson, S. C.. 1.91 n Anniston, Ala._ 5.28 c Akron, 0..?. ; 13.7,4 Albany, N. 14.56 ' Barn>y.ell, S. C .94 7 "Branchville, S. C._ ____ 1.00 Blaekshnrrr fi P 1 0" t ? , 4 l.OO Baltimore, "Md 7.96 * Buffalo, N. Y .. 15.91 Camden, S. *C. .?,?-? .91 Charleston, S. C. 1.94 li ('o).imbus, Ga i 4.95 ~ Charlotte, N. C.:? , 1.63 ^ Charlottesville, V a. _ _ _?? 5762 Cleveland, O 13.99 - Danville, Kv. ; ...? 7.32 Detroit, Mich. ? 14.14 s Denver, Colo. ...r 30.75 I. Duliith, Minn. _. 24.83 a Daytona Beach, Fla..??r? - ?*34 e Kvasnyille, Ind. 10.37 Florence, Ala. 8.23 t~ Ft. Wayne, Ind. ... r 12.14 Greenville, S. C. 1.70 C Gadsden, Ala. 5.33 Gastonia, N. C 1.66 " Gulf port. Miss.... 9.85 , Hardeeyille, S. C 1-97 } Hat tiesburp, Miss ~S-rZ'Z-- 9.66 Hickory, N. C? 2.33 Harriman, Tenn. 5.18 Harrisburp, Pa. 9.66 1 Houston, Tex. 19.27 * Johnston, S. C. .75 L> Jacksonville, Fla. 4.69 Jackson, Miss. 10.30 - Kansas 'City,"Mo 18.10 - Lancaster S C 1 fn .. 1 ,.)U -1 Louisville, Ky.?_ ? ^ 8.57 1 I.aGrange, Ga. 4.80 r Lynchburg, Va. 4.71 l.os Angeles, Cab 41.60 Mobile, Ala. 8.75 Macon. Ga. , 3.12 ._ Memphis. Tenn. 10.04 Minneapolis, Minn. _r^~ __ 22.72 . Ninety-Six, S. C. 1.16 j Norfolk, Va. - 5.58 . New York, N.Y. ? 11.71 j Opelika, Ala. _ 5.07 , Orlando, Fla. __ 6.80 1 Oklahoma City, Okla. __?_ 19.89 I Pcnsacola, Fla. 8.45 Pittsburgh, Pa.______ _ ? _ 13.21 j Roir'e, Ga.___ 4.83 Richmond, Va. __:? 5.41 t Rochester, Minn. . 22.61 Spartanburg, S. C. 1.43 1 Selma Ala ---- ?6.81 1 Savannah, 2.12 * Salisbury, N. C 2.29 . Syracuse, N. Y 15.16 Shrevport, La -? 14.96 1 Seattle, Wash. 51.13 - >*pi4?#fiel<ir-M<h ----- -J-_ 15.84 s Trenton, S. C. .85 t Toronto, Ont: 19.16 Terre Ifaute, Ind. 12.17 - Texarkana, Ark. ...? 15.70 V ' nion, S. C. 1.00 1\ illiamston, S. C. L8il - Winftton-Salem, N. C. 2.88 s via Greensboro 3.04 d MU UK -J" ym .1 v I. . ' - | Saturday, September 12, 1936 trbitatinna | t ' ELI DICKSON X M.?AN I) OTHERS like to have brought you! d givm "fcmall thought to! t will eY^crssfctt?'?=?? " 1 . ;' ? s I've afore stated J v VMES WELDON JOHNSON apt to say, oet-child ? ' * .4 a bjt w;u. - .. ' eming love te and rhyme J|| ip revealed ing time at it is: .hful flame eats his heart that fame nt for him, iust a bit w ry wind " : ' blacken .it!' OACH FARES LFMBIA, S. C. IA? ILWAY SYSTEM - ---- 0 > Aiken, S .C t 1.12 ?Atlanta, Gi? :???3JZ4 Augusta, Ga. i 1,25 1 Alexandria, Va. .. ,. r 7.03 t Altoona, Pa 12.26 Batesburg, S. C.?? ; - .49 c f- an lle7ton,S. C. 1.78 Birmngham, Ala. 6.24 Boston, Mass. 16.31 Boston, Mass. via Hell Gate 17.21 Carlsle, S. C. .81 Chester, S. C .97 Centralis, 111. 11.59 LChattanooga. Tenn. 5.80 - Chicago, 111. j.__ 14.57 Columbus, O. ,i ; 1- 11.24 Durham, N. C 3.33 ? Dayton^ik 9.99 0 Davenport, Iowa 17.90 Dallas, Tex, __ 18.75 East St. Louis, 111. 12.39 Fort Mill, S. C .... 1.38 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 9,82 Ft. Worth, Texas .19.39 J Greenwood, S. C. .... 1.29 Gainesville, (?,a. 3.21 Greensboro, N. C 3.01 Grand Rapids, Mich. 14.99 Iluntsville, Ala. ... 7.26 Ilenclersonville, N. C 2.11 High l'oint, N. C. , 2.81 Hagerstown, Md. 8.71 Hot Springs, Ark. __ 13.89 Indianapolis, Ind. 10,92 . Jonesville, S. C. 1.15 Johnson City, Tenn. __1 3.78 Knoxville, Tenn. 4.41 Lundrun?, S. C. 1.77 Lexington, Kv 7.62 -MNHngiuii, ix. C. 2.55 Lakeland, Fla. 7.51 Little Rock, Ark. 12.81 Montgomery; Ala. 6.00 t Miami; Fla. 10.18 Meridian, Miss. ' = _ 8.37 Montreal, Que, ? , ,20.18 Newberry, S. C. ______ .73 New Orleans, La. 10.85 Nashville, Tcrtn. 8.00 Orangeburg, S. C .75 Ocala, Fla. t -1 6.21 Omaha, Neb. __ 20.91 Prosperity, S.' C. . .62 Philadelphia, Fa. I 9.91 Rock Hill, S. C 1.26 Raleigh, N. C. 3.33 ^ . Reading, Fa. 10.71 Seneca, S. C. ___r 2.28 Summerville, S. C. 1.61 Sheffield, Ala. 8.15 St. Lrf.iis, Mo. 12.52 St. Petersburg, Fla. 8.22 San F'rancisco, Cal. 41.60 St. Paul, Minn. 22.50 San Antonio, Tex. : 23.49 ~Salt Lake City; Ttairr40.n ?"? Tampa, Fla. < 7.86 X. Toledo, O. 12.99 Tulsa, Okla. - 18.73 Vicksburg, Miss. - 11.17 'Winnsboro, S. C. .57 Washington, 1). C. 7.16 ? West Pftlro Reach, Fla. 9.18 RY TRAIN. ECONOMICAL ? "SAFE ilway Sjstem . ' 1 - . . . > % G. P. A., Columbia Union Station: South Main St. Phone 5023 . P.WILLIAMS | :uneral Home + )I?EN DAY AND NIGHT f ith Quality and Better Service )|* Phone 9573 i: ? Ann?r.nn y iVMliULAINtL SliKVlte. LADY ATTENDANT !f 18UH Washington Street $ ^ COUJWlilA, S. C. $ /\

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