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. V Saturday, September 26, 1936 BENNETTSVILIjE NEWS The old. cotton crops are turning' ' out very nicely. Wc trust the . <1 young cr<5ps will do as good. 1 Mr. Bonnie Lyde died in N. Y. J u last week. Mrs. Julia Lyde, i ^ mother of the mother o? Bonnie | and sister, Mrs. Myria Lyde and " husband accompanied the body ll home. He was funeralized Sat- ^ urday afternoon. ' ? Mrs. Corabell Knight well ^ known member of Macedonia 'j church died at her home near Blen_ 1 hiener, S. C. -She was the last *1 living sister of Mr. Belton Knight. Rev. W. R. Reese took charge of a. the funeral. * ' Mr. J. E. Wright, brother of Rev. A. J. Wright of New York si City is in the City-visiting his sis- c\ ter, Mrs. McCo.nson also Rev. { ' Wright. ?r? ? , . : T Our sick list are slowly improv- 0 _ ing. Mrs. L. Newton, Mrs. J. * Leach, Miss L. Washington, Little h Louise Harley, Mr.. Grace's son, Rev. F. P. Peterkin's father are |V| very sick. r Rev. A. J. Wright' 'preached a' J very interesting (sermon yester- '' day. Subject: "First Things * First." There was a large crowd of which quite a few to join the ? church to* be. baptized the number j1 of candidates were (18) eighteen 11 r Rev. J. C. Cox returne-. from r Bishopville Saturday after spend ing a week conducting revival t meeting for Rev. D. J. Curry. C Rev. Jones preached a very interesting sermon yesterday; he al- h so baptized quite a few of Ihe can- didates from the sujmmor meeting ' after service was held a business S meeting arranging for the confer ence to be held in December. ' Rev. E. M. Booker, pastor ol 1* Sawmill church and his choir ren- C dered a 4:30 service at Shiloh n Stamp rally. Subject "The Sajt c of the Earth." . ' f Mrs. Glen McCollum and chilr v dre'ft and Mrs. Nancy Reese spent c Sunday in Camden, S. C. t< The program Monday afternoon held at Shiioif tefiurch sponsored by t Miss Mamie Crqsland was very t good;, quite a few members and ^ friends of Hartsville tendered selections. The City quartet con- f sisting of Mr. U. Ilenegan, Mi*. J. 1) Zimmerman, II. Cain and Mr. Jink I Thompson rendered three beauti p . ful selections. * Miss A. Jenkins left for Mor p ' ris college Sunday afternoon. t Mr. John Moore arrived home a from Tennessee to spend a while a with mother, Mrs. Kizzio Moore > on King St. Mr. Moore left Ben t nettsville 18"years ago; he 'islp little indisposed at this writing. t Mrs. Laura McLoud, wify of h Mr. John McLoud left for Now York where she will spend 10 i.'ays p vaWitinU wit.li friends., and rela. n tivcs. . ... . a Ml-S Elizabeth Thomas?fs Phonic c after spending the summer ir a Summer . school, in Fayetteville n N. C. 1 Rev. T. J. Curry of Darlingtc r li made, a (rush trip to Durham, N 1< C. to brine Mrs. David who underwent an operation in the hosptia! < there. They were accompanied h hack by Mr>. Chavi's of Hishopville. ^ S. C, Be ready for your copy cV.t the H * Palmetto Leader " oh Friday, set _h Junior Wright;- ' ' t Rev. J. K. Faulk-'spent a .day in t Columbia last week with Mr. and d Mrs. Cook. 5 Miss Margaret Reese is leaving d Tuesday evening as music teachet _t in Elloree LJiuh school, Kilo roe t S. C.; trust*, much success in. hei work. t 1)11.L<)N NEWS 1 4 ' V Sunday school opened at the usu ^ .al hour with the Supt. and teach- ^ prs al their post of duty. At 11:30 service was opened by tin 0 pastor! He preached an inspiring ? sermon. We were glad to have f our visiting friends out, you an a always welcome. TheSunda* ^ scnooi convention int'i in i.aiea " S. C. last Thursday and Friday The delegates t'.lrom Dillon wore. MissesClara Campbell and Ocfa^, , via White. ^ ^ Mrs. Willie Jones has beer ^ /sick for two weeks, her daughter ^ was called home from tu.be ( with her. M(r. T.'" ST"'Davis was ,, home due to the oath of bis lath j .er. . Miss Carolyn McCall returned home after spending a pleasant vacation in Washington with ho , sister, Mrs. Lillio Wright. The following left for school ia^t week: Misses Luepurlow Covington, Stat? A. and M. college' Orangeburg, S. <'. and Maymella Gordon, Howard university; Wash- *J ington, I). C.. Miss Eva Mae. Campbell is I' homo fiom Pa. with her pai-erfts, ? in ..hmninf to the will- _J ? *??? . Mr. Walter Wheeler returned to s Washington after - spending -a ' few days with parents. " Mrs. Jane Page is home from v New York, she is one of our coun- 1 ty teachers. Mrs. Lizzie Hortoyz; one of our ,? leading Undertakers has moved in. ' to her new building oft Gth Ave. ^ nnd Hampton. She will appreciate ? * your patronage anytime. " Mrs.' Margaret Conyers of pf . Ghady's Mill was laid to. rest Sun- s day. The "Mutual Funeral Homo 11 hao charge c?1 the funeral. , MULL1NS NEWS v v v Sunday school \vas conducted by the Supt., P. J. Pox worth with all b teachers at their post of duty, v Rev. Mack preached a wonderful J sermon; his text was taken from c Matthew 3, 2nd verse. A splendid s crowd turned. out-.ta._.hcftr. BsYj. Mack. v Misses Daisy Brown an? Caro- } lina Richardson left Tuesday A. M. 1 far Charleston (where they will f attend school. c Mrs. R. Kay of Norway return0^ ed home after a pleasant stay a with daughter, Mrs. Eliza Camp- ? bell, 244 Church St. ... r ?? - - - - - A , .-I ,, ? WINNSBORO NEWS .Schools and churches are en_ eavoring to do their bit these ays to train both children and udults. , Their efforts, we hope, ill not lie in vain. The A. M. E. Zion church here f which Rev. L. A. Barber is pas)V is having her revival. Rev. ipsey of Woodard is conductor. I'rof. W. A. Ross and daughter Ivel'yn spent a few day# in Rock I ill last week to the delight of heir many friend's. While there, hey looked in the City's school vstem. Both the City schools nd the denominatinal colleges here are doing splendid worH. Madam Lula B. Ilurse of Kanas City, Mo. has rendered two exidjcnt programs at St. Paul Bapst church in the last 10 days.he large audiences of both colred and white who listened to the vveet singing, declared that they ave not heard such. Last Sunay night both races seemed to be acing for seats. At the close Dr. earls (white) express^'. appreciaion on behalf of the white people or the opportunity o(\ hearing uch a voice as Madam House. Mr. Jesse Russell, formally of his town has since made his home l Florida, spent his vacation ere recently with relatives and I'icrids. Mrs. Timothy Johnson and litle son, Jr. spent a few days in 'hostel- Inst wim'W siiul imnn tVioir eturn, they were ^accompanied by. er husband who spent the weeknd. We were glad to have Mr." ohnson in our Sunday school at t. Paul,. ?iMrs.' C. O. Mcintosh and sifter i-law, Miss Amelia returned last 'riday evening from StamfoivJ, lonn. where they spent the sumler. Mr. Paul Beatty from ConneriL. ut and his sister. Miss Emma rom N. Y., both returned last reek-end arid rushed to Benedict allege Monday, 2:1, where they are o resume their studies. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis motored o,Sumter' last Sunday to reenter heir children, Mr. Ed, Jr. and Iiss. Isabelle to Morris college. The Ministerial Alliance met at he A. M, E. Zion church Septemcr 4th: tn*the absence of Pres. . M. Beatty, Rev. W. G. Owens resided. The discutssion was:. "The reacher's place in the conimuniy.". Besi V>s the officers named bave were Rev. J. C. Cunningham nd Rev. Gibson, pastor of St. m \ 1 . 1 ? I . f lain wno oecame a meniucr 01 he Union.. Mrs. Florence Stacks has added neatly to the appearance, of her ionic by painting it.. - - t Mrs. Amanda Phillips Kl/.je dear ted this Die suddenly la>t Satsrday at her home and was funerlized Mondav afternoon .at her hurch in the rural amid a'large ,nd sorrowing crowd. She was iiueh thought of by both races, 'he floral offering was,the most eautiful that we have seen in a ong. time. Misses Sara Brown, and sister !u.sic and Delia Jenkins of Columia were seen in ourtown la>t Tom toy. Mis. C_ I). Manigault and little laughter, Oscarola accompanied ier brother, Itev. Westberry Neal, o their home fn Hopkins, wlieie hey spent from Thursday to Sunlay. Mr. C. D. Manigault and Trs. O. E., his mother, motored own . Sunday evening for his beter half. They report a grand rip. Mr. B. J. Mcintosh'and two sis lers, Misses Alice E. and Amelia notored over to Mr. and Mrs. ohn Mayes last Stlnday evening chere they spent a lew pieasani lours; They were accompanied by Iiss Evelyn Ros.*.. Prof. F. E. Mcintosh entered upn his new duties- September lr?. it Enimett Scott Hi.eh school, lock Hill, S. C. Both the school nd the teachers are to be .conpatulated upon their achieveiient. POEM Vhy stand ye idle, iVhen your proal lies in si^ht, Vhy not strive more-earnestly ? io ye there/ore and labor, [ nose words we onen iui k, Jlon't sit down and idle, .est your duty you may lurk.. By. Minnie Lee Davis m* 9 rnw SI MMEKVILLE NEWS Fii^t Baptist Church Rev. A. II. Clark, Pastor Sundy,^ fnorning quite a few .t tended'th? Sei;viee>. Rev.A. H. dark ascended the rostrum and reached a wonderful sermon, takn from St". Matthew 11:28; subeet"i Will (Jive You Rest." Roc 'Atiiflifnln 'dropped in t) Ic made a very interesting taJk. ills. Alston also Visited us; we i'ere very glad to see both of hem. At night Rev. Clark preached nother heart felt sermon taken rom 1st .John 1:2. Subject "The Ireat Refusal." Beautiful selec ions wore rendered by the Junor choir. Rev., Easley, our State's Missionary was with us aiso. and he undo a V?ry inspiring speech. Miss Eugenia Roboitsort and tcv, T. O. Mills of Charleston, fere present, Rev. Mills made a wonderful speech also. Mr. B. A. Mills, Rev. Mills' irother from Philadelphia, Pa. ras one .of our visitors. Roy. and Irs. Mackey rdrom the .Episcopal hurch of our town visited us aj: o. We are very Kind to have back vit h us Tfr. and MisCSani* Rinir~ eton, two of our distinguished nombers, who have been away rom us the summer. We welome them home again. The Faithful Workers is giving i fish fry on the chr<roh grounds September 21; we hope for them nuch success, % . Vi; . .. . iiH > .... .. . 1 MA I the ta\ P .v^ J NOTE: iour question SMW !! ? clipping of thia oalumn is ?nok '' repJy, send a quarter (26c) aac ! [ velop?: for my New Astrology > mail free advice on three (8) q ' 1 tnrthdate, and correct adtfareea t > to ABBE WALiLACE, care of T] T Assembly Street, Columbia. Sow ,y?vvvv..wXKK^WK"!,<,v<^''X'': E~. A.?I have been reading your different answers and now I am found asking you a question about I want to turn my honve^ stead over to my daughter and I am wondering ayi I doinfc right or wrong and what do you think about it? excellent one. Your daughter Ans. I feel that your idea is an loves you dearly and it is her desire to make you as happy as possible. Bather than turn the whole .homestead over to her however I cinr crncf that vnn molnfaSit tkn 1 ? J vru IIIOUIIOIII l,,v rights to yotir homo and make your WILL in her favor. * * * * * M. M. It.?My brother-in-law returned home from his vacation and he visited my aunt. He tells me that she wants me and mine to come to Chicago and take charge, of her business; Is this true oi'i a frameup? | Ans. Your aunt did not send yon a nu'roaee of this kind, v Af she had she would have WRITTEN YOU to this effect and answered your letter to her. Your brother-1 in-law is ffving to joke vo'i into! MOVING AWAY FROM THEM?1 * * * * * E. B. B.?I read the paper each week. I aim to ask a certain per-, son for something and I am sure] this person can square, it. Will this party refuse me? Ans. He will let you have the] money all right... . but there will never be an end to this afTair. __ He will remind you constantly about this favor and there will continue to be a hereafter . . .don't borrow from him. * * * * * O.-S. G.?I have been married j nearly six years and love my wife, ( but her jealousy continues to increase. I? it care ami real love that causes this or plain foolishMONCKS CORNER NEWS Mr. Ci'iiri'i' Ilolnnin. Sr.. is home after an extensive trip in the northern states. Miss Lucimia Gibbs, guest and friends spent the day with Mrs. Walter L. Frost Sunday. Mr. F. E. Gadsden has begun his practices for the basketball teams girls' and boys. Mrs. Carrie Dawson of Moncks Corner ynd Mr. Benjamin Mack were joined .in holy wedlock Sun -4ay afternoon?in Grace?R, churvh. Rev. Webb, the pastor of the church oHiciatod before a large assemblage of relative's and friends of the couplet .. The bride was simply and beau" iifully.dressed in wine transparent velvet with accessories to match. The bridesmaids. Mosdames Walter Lewis Frost and Gordon Session wore blue and brown, respectively with accessories to match. After tlv wedding tRv~- bridal party went to the home of the bride why re dinner was served. Miss_M. E. llickson and Mrs. Geo. Ilolman waited on the party. The party. The couple will reside at Moncks Corner, Mrs. Gordon Session, Misses C. E. Whack and B. C. Avant motored to Charleston Saturday. Mr. F. J. Mazyck and Miss V. L. Jghnson made a flying trip to Charleston Saturday. Correction: John Middleton and twed Avery institute at CharlesMable Evans graduates qf '26 enton, S. C., and Ilermine Smalls an honor grad of '26 entered Glaflin college. COPE NEWS On Sunday, September 20, being our quarterly conference, a great day was experienced in the Good i Hope circuit. Jtev. J. J. Jackson ! along with the circuit steward, i Bro. C. C. Code, Harry Hampton, pastor's steward and other olVi eer.s are doing a great work. We report one hundred per cent at the Sunday school convention and annual conference, j Sunday morning we had a fine Sunday school. Our Supt?, Bro S. R. Connor believes in being 011 1 time so as to give .the proper instructiort-. We had a Marge number out for Sunday school. Aftpr the Sunday school our presiding elder preached a noble sermon as usual to a large'audience at Gpod Hope church. On Sunday.night, he ' preached another soul stirring ser^mon a>t Macedonia to a nice crowd , He preached from John. How can you escape punishment if you neglect so great a salvation, j Our success was grand. We raised on the Good Hope circuit $125.00. I , The Y. M. C. A. turn out was at Cedar Grove A. M.. E. church 4-?t which -time the Rev. Davrd" James of Branchville circuit deliv| ered an excellent Sermon to a lo.?? ^.^^....1 Tl j V4WWV*. i uvnc iiiiuiaI tors are bringing things t0 past ir> this part of the moral vineyard. May they live and prow spiritually strong to preach the word of i God. -.1- . I TUB PA^MCTTO LKADE1 ~im s itV&l i * 6TA_ceJ |^9|| v nd in Lhie paper ONLY wt*e!i/,V?# '! Mad to yemr li?w. For private Y 1 a oeif?addreeeed. atarnpod ?ti- } fteadl*f, and receive by return V a [oeetion*. Biyrn year full name, A t. a ail letter*. Address ail maii Y fcLK PAU1ETTO LEAD Kit, 1810 X v tt Car otto*. y ( . r ness and a desire to nap:? Ans. YoUr wife sincerely loves j, you and it iN very unfortunate j that she-is of ~a?jeahnr^?temper^--y: ment. Try to adjust your life so that she will have n0 reason to be v jealous and she will eventually oiit- ;j grow this fault with your help. [, ****** ^ A. S. G.?I want to hi' rich, pop- a ular, and handsome. Will I succeed in any of my ambitious and j what is the best thing .for one in c my schoe to do? v Ans. Go back to school this fall r and continue until you complete I your education. . .you can't become * well off unless you prepare for ? some particular line of work and ' put forth your best efforts. For- ' get nlm.it wanting to he II \ND-~ v .SOMIS. . .a little money and time :l will take care of this. * ? , I F. C. W.?I am very fond of a ;i girl I have known five but the boys u here have poisoned inv mind ahoot ? her. Does she care for me or is 1 it my money that I have to spend "o on her that attracts her? c Ans. Your friers are jealous t of you. . .she does not love anyone STORIES put out about thPs.young ?. lady aren't thee least l>it .tr'.ie. She o but you and the majority of the lis inclined to give, people the t wrong impression of herself at a times. ? ... li ***** ? ^ A. L. \V. Will I get the chanci 1 to stay with my father for a while? ' Ans. I never see you living j with your father. . . You will re- I ^ main with your mother until you ^ ' are of age. In regards to yuui I j second (piestion yes you may pur- I j I chase an Astrology Koadimr fur a . I quarter and receive I'KI-'-lC advice if ! on three question?i? ' -j i MII.IJJRAjyt H A.M.liTTilTK(l I I 1 Ilev. I. II. Do/ier. faster T1! .-re was a large crnWd m I .Sunday school in the morning .to.. hear the reports' of the <felogatos that attended the Sunday school ( I convention that convened at Oak ' drove church. The delegates who ' were sent are as follows: .Misses ' I Corinc Davis, I.essie P. Guiles,f' ' l.illie Gain and IUirnese Grahani. ! : They reported the convention a 1 success. Kach made encourag'tig t talks tel 1 inif about the plea-ant moments. , The pastor ascended the rostrum shortly after Sunday school and preached a soul stirring set']\* nion. His discourse was worked | out very gimd.?Subject "All who i obey His word, and keep His com- 1 l mandments receives everlasting | results." Kveryone seemed to < have, been uplifted- over the si r j men. t The general 'collection was i for the morning service. I The St. Joseph aid society had their annual sermon preached at ^ AT'.111 " .MiiiDiiiimi ftumiayevening by the ' Rev. F, Singleton. His text was found .in Genesis lbverse. The sermon was very touching and en- . lightening to everyone. | ; We are proud t" know that St. i Joseph is still living in this cbm'-b munity. ^ !. Miss Karma Ilyman and Miss Ciartlcna M<Tr>re Were the dinner v guests of Miss I.eiiW' Guiles Sun- ,, day. Miss Aggie I,. Moore wast the dinner guest of Miss Bertha { I A. Flyman, Sunday. ; J We ate proud to. hear of the improved number of students at- i tending school at Florence from c I'amplico, Millbranch and Salem, "j '1 Rev, Rosier seemed to he ptbul'i since h. has pan! one of the claims and is starting-in time for the last one. js GOl'RDINM <"1H(TIT NKWS | ' Simdav school opened at b:l">. ) TKu o ' ..v, i ?i mi' icsson, "Christii'M Library.'' .M<1 in rTTtFTPvriiij' y points wi'iv from the above J subject. , . j The morniny service beyun at i 11:4S, The wripturo lesson .was found St. .\Iatthew, 2t?th chaptet 41 an.T the ITtli verse. Quite a num- r her were out to take .the broken b -hudy of Christ, which was shed I'm ...Jj us. The amount at Jerusalem t. j Sunday was SoK.JS. Mr. C. Max- 1 ' Well 'and fainilv motored to Char- 1 leston Saturday to enter their children ii; school. - v | At 4:00 Rev. R. A. Brown preached a soul stirring sermon at St. James A. M. K. church, the t attendance was larire. The Sun- , 1 day School convention will be held < i the 2J-24. We lyme all will at- 3 tend this" convention. | SI1ILOH CHl'ItCH 4 i | AU those who attended the *er- I t vicjsShiloJi?eijj?'ye.d..themaiilvfui * All'. Brooks Glenn, his no phew and gcice were visitors Sunday. t -Sir. Glenn, his sister and broth- |r I er-in-law visited, frien. (s at Car- t lisle, S. C. and Union. They also I visited Whitmirc, S. C. The par- ; t | ty had planned motoring to New j | horry and Clinton but the di-tance ( I prevented them. I I lLLEN temple A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. I. Lemon, l'astor Greenville, S. C.--Sunday was i) ideal day .for church goers and s a result a la rue number of : unday school scholars found heir way to Sunday school. : Many timely and useful ptiiuts ,( 10 brought out in the line les on we had. The (review by Rev.idains was enjoyed by all. We re highly pleased to announce bat our school is growing in i numbers" and "Money." Morning service began at 11:15 ,m. The. Junior choir rendered xeellont music. The Junior Ushrs also carried out their duty in cry befitting way. The pastor [clivered a Very- strong message tiled with the spirit. 11c used <>r a subject, "Straight Forward- " less, The Road To . The Heavenly vingdoin." His text was found aike The congregation was arg<\ .Rev. Wright and congregation rorshiped at Alien Temple at :"0. p. in. iii the interest <?f one the ially clubs.' lie delivered . line message to an appreciative .udience. Night .service-, began; at i. in. The devotional'side was. (inducted by the pastor, after rhich he presented Rev. I). 1'. Ulanis, who brought the niessatre. ly preached a' fine practical, piritua! sermon _that was, enjoy; d by all. lie useH for liis sub-ect, "Christ is our Example, Fol. o\v in His Footsteps.", His text i-as found 1st Peter.4:1. We had large congregation and several isitors. ? . We were proud to see Mrs. D. A. Ulanis was able to be at church gain after being sick for several iionths. Mrs.. Addie Miller baa returned tome after visiting her sister-and ther relatives at. Union for sev-rab weeks. She reported a fine >'ip. . Mrs. Cora Chapman has returnu home after visiting Maine and ther Xbrth eastern points. The following have gone back o College: blisses Ruth Adams uul Susie Beatrice Minis to Yoor-' ices and Miss Gwendolyn Bowling o Allen . university. We wish' hem a successful school term. The Boosters club had a fine necting at the home , of Miss F. ... Lykes. We had a now mem <'r. Miss Howard one of the ea'chers at Sterling. High school \V were 'pleaded to have her. All members, clubs and auxilarics are as busy as can be geting ready for the "Conference' Maims" rally Sunday, September !7. l'.i.'W. We foel sure that the nembers will do well in this, raly and make the pastor happy a:ain. ? OtUlNS I I>N XI:ws ? Mrs. Carrie- Belle Valentine Jray died at her home in Edgeield. S. ('. on T .esday afternoon. d!l< wing an illness of about c norths. Funeral services were held here it Bethel C. M. F.. church on Wed10-day, at-1 'o'clock p. in. ' The funeral \va? conducted by lie pastor.; J{ev; J. M. Blassen as.-i>n-d by the lev. A. ( . dvFarlin ??'/ Aujrusta, Ca. . Surviving arc; her husband., dr. J i mm it- 'Gray, -two. children, 5 isters, 1 brothers, a mother, Mrs. In>s ie Valentine, a In -t of frier,<C. A'e It el it our lo-s but hope it's leaven's train. M r. Willie Ga'y "spent We.ildes,: lay afterm on in Batosburir, S. C .Mrs. Reniey Hurley has returnee. <t In r heme after a visit *.o 161 itives in Washington, I). C. Miss Gladys Hurley left last Puesday for Or an try bur jr. S. C.. there she Avill attend sch<"td 'at state- college. Also Mi-s Ethel K. Hurley. will attend sclool at Bent diet college. Columbia, S. ('. Mr., and Mrs. Freeman Upson. >1 <. .J. W. (>untv.r and'.Mr. Willie \lohlev left Saturday? ft at?Nt'.v fork City. Mi", .and Mrs. Ross Lar.e -moved o .lavksoti St. Miss. Wilhelnuna (loiuilHon left, luutlay ft r Sumter, S. C. where lie will- teatli this term.- ? Miss I.. H. I.art-y lias returned it.her home in St. Matthew, S. C. liter a \isit t?r friends here. *The Epwotth Tongue will reiiler a program at Bethel C. M. K. h'uirh on Sunday at p. m. file public is invited to V?e pies 'lit* Tin- Happy club will meet on nmduy at Rothel (\ M. K. ohurch it 5 o'clock p. m. _A 11 member* in- asked to be present. Ilev. J. 15. Bouknight of Newictry. S. C. is visiting in the home ?f Mr. an . Mrs. li hoit (lary .Vest < '. .Iithtjs.fon..' I.I I.St 11.II! MINNS . Rev. J. ('. 15ates. I'astor Sunday school rpor.'e.l at 10:00 'clock with a voty Jarge attendincc. Tiie lesion was well taught iy the teachers. 11aeh person was hie to cairy a good thought with belli. Morning service began 1 :'?0 a. in. The pastor was at is level best, ho brought fourth : sernioij that touched each indiidual's heart. Card of Thanks Mrs. Maggie Ia'c and sqr.s wish o thank the many .fn ionds, for the eautiful floral offering in honor >f thiol* (lea * husband and father, Ir. Sam T.ee. The Sugar I.co qustrote r^nder d a wonderful yvrogram at ('alary A. M. E. ohi:"ch on Monday it1, if yon want to. near young nnn i'iiK', you should June th?* '-ujjar-(ttwrtvW- ?-,? lire, Ada B. La t homo i- visaing hiltlrcn in Allendale, S. (\ We ire gla^ to have the p incipal of he Hampton high school in town dr. Patterson. We hope he will eel' hisself at home. * Those on the sick list ere: Mrs. 'arrie Bolden and Mr, Willie I>oa>art. * *' jr ABBEVILLE NEWS* St. James A. M. E: Church Rev. W. S. Minis, I'astor 'Sunday school opened at thV usual hour, with a large attendance. AfUer teaching the lesson for thirty minutes, the lesson was splendidly reviewed by Miss Mary T. Greene, and remarks by the pastor. At 11 :!><) a. Int. the pastor with Elder Quarlcs was in the pulpit. Using PsaLne?57th chapter as scripture lesson was read by the pastor Then the message from Acts 17:24. The subject of the theme was "The .Brotherhood of Man." And was delivered through the spirit. At 7:45 p. nt. Rev.. \V. L. Devlin, Rev. W. M. Smith an /the pas tor were at their post of duty. Rev. Smith fh'her.n-d ?h<. mrctiioi. ; v.v ??? from Hebrew 13:4-7t which was filled with inspiration. . We were proud to have Elder T. C. Quarles wm;s}up with Us jTh the mornihg service. . Mr. Kay and family'motored to Whit'ner to visit his . ijpither. .finds her O. K. The club meeting held at thc\ luune 6l' Mrs. Jar.ie M. Tucker in interest of tin- Educational Hoard', on Thursday was very successful. After a splendid program rendered. .The amount of- $4 a5 was- collected. Miss Charity Howland is visiting'her father ait brother in Char }otte, N. C. Mrs. Madison' and Mr. Reynolds motored from Columbia, S. C. with Miss Janie Reynolds to Caihoun Falls, S. C. who is a member ' 4 the facility there.- They stopped a. while at the home of Miss M. R Pope.' -Miss (iiace lJutvson. left for Allen university Tuesday. Mr. Andrew Bo\yie, Mr. AJLUm AleKellnr. Jr. Mh-i-er-' Johnnie. Kd- die -'Taylor and Fannie Jenkins left for State college. We wish them much sure*??. Miss Eula Massey has resumed her scho 1 work. - . Ml. Pleasant liapti?t Church Rev. J. W. .Mathis. Pastor Our Sunday school with song service of ten. minutes, with Supt. E. L.? Brown, The?regular service singing "We are marching to Zion." , The lesson was taught in classes for thirty minutes, Rally for Sunday school wa- $8.40, Primary numbers 2 and 3 reporting the highest 'amount. Mrs. E. V. Reid, teacher of class N'o, 2 $2.00; Mrs. Behnj/ L. C Brown, teacher class No, 3, $2.20. EMMAM'EI, A. M. E. CIURCH Dr. J. E. Thomas, Pastor Emmanuel A. M. E. church"tm-" joyed-its Woman's Pay--program. Mrs. M. B. Salter, acting pastor; Mis Klisc Miles. Evangelist from XewVotk m.V?"p reached " a powerful sermon at 11:00 a. m. Mrs. X. A. Mclver made the offertory papeal. It was also Endow me n't Day. 4:00--P. M. Dr. Anderson of i.he Baptist church brought his famous female quartet and electrified the audience/. . 8:00 P. M. Large numbers wonwishing Pel Mel,to hear the Evang^list?who left the- audience as though a storm hud parsed ?. Our pastor intra- tied Dr. L,. B. Xicholsj our presiding elder foi remarks- 'Further remarks by Bros. S. L. .Jones and Esau Young The 'revival is now in full force.1 Irs, T. Jo Mdes aft, 1 ~D. X. Wilson were with .ns. Emmanuel is. a church of friendly folk and one among che lest senior choirs un\ where.- AK-sdamcs Hattie E. Thomas and Mabel Green defer the play entitled "Building New Emmanuel Church." l/ntil laterDr.s K. P. Ellis and J.. C. Jani''s v.ere. among our callers. Mrs. G. E. Foatley aitd little son. Bobbie <? 2 1' . 111*1 i* III 1111" Li inunn.i. Mr. John Moultrie is critically ill. . .Mrs. I.aura lMeslin was funeralized-hy ticf pastor, lto-. Thomas assisted by Hevs. Mitchell and j Brown?The Palniolto ILvader is finding its way in the'homes of' this membership. Bishop Flipper visited to Eirimanuej will be a gala occasion. 1'.1. LOU EE NEWS Mr; tJu> Woods of Lamar, S. (.'., spent, the last wtekeiid in the town!, of Elh.ree and Cameron visitingMr. John Iv. Thompson and Missl Amic I.. Walker. Sunday he wor-1 shiped .at Brown Chapel A. M. K | church. Monday he spent the af ternoon at the home of Mis* An | nie I.ee Walker. .Ice cream am cake tvas .served hy Miss Willii M. Walker. - At 'd:00 o'clock the\ attended a .social at the Change burg - county training school. Mr Woods vndei'ed music part of th? lime. A nleasant. afternoon wp. enjoyed. r OOOOOOCtOOOOOOOOOOO.OOOCtOv GHOST WRITING MEANS WE'WRITE AND YXH GET THE CREDIT Letters: social and. business:; popular speeches and talks foi Teachers, Ministers, Civic Busi ! ness and Lodge leaders; articles for publication. Your own work; re-written, revised, or criticised U ritn nc vnnr npivfu nnrl cCnH fi# I stamps for more details. C. N. S. BUREAU 141 W. 125 th St. New York Cit>; y oooooooooooooooooooooc | David G. Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient atten | tion (iven to all buaineee placed with PHONE 5717 Page 8 MILLER CHAPEL A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. (?. H. White, Pastor Newberry, S. ?Following the regular routine under Sup.t. Floyd teh Sunday school lesson was Very ably reviewed, by .Mr. Claude Wilson, on*-of our efficient teachers. At morning worship the pastor u-ed Job .'IdSU for text, subject "God's L'r.iyer.-ity." This being Endowment i>a\ tin- subject was quite appropriate for the occasion. The visitors were Ajjsdames Lucinda J.indsey, J.. M. MiTthell of Ash< villi, F. )>. Sims of Jacksonville. President Hani- conducted a very spiritu-al I/eague. The young people \V('iy wide awake and were eager t . fake a past in the discussions. . ? The pa?s4,i4-. and fan.fly. are spend ing u while in < ireenv.illc with Mrs. White's parent.-. Mr. an.. .Mrs. E. L. Brown. 'J lie n.i w.i)"' at v-cning worship was brought V>y Uev J. B. Davis from Exodus ] i: 3 :j: " Wait On. The Lord." Monday ai/.e:n.<>j, li'.Me M|ss Dorothy " lla>.- elite."tained the Sjjibearn club.- President Corin? Wh.it Iter was hostess to Stewiardess Board'No. 2 Friday afternoon. The Excels.ioi- flub met last Fri day afv'i hpO!x'at the home of Miss C?* rtrudc Butler. . . . The pastor. ii'fieer.? and members are netting things in t'eadi-. ne.s- fo.,. the et.tej tai-nnient of the. Columbia Annual < n'eivnce. November 4th. All the churches are' coupe rating... . Special iiu'ii!ion is nlade in the , spfeirdid cbopeiati<ih e< ming from [ ? Ke\\ ly. E. (jauldvn, Deacon Nealy , and the good members, of Bethlehem Baptist church. You are. wel- , eoiile to worship .with us. ' i '"^i n ? ??.? ===?BAKES DAI li NEWS ? Ilefhel drove A. M. E. ( hurch Sunday nsoriiinv being a very beautiful- day the faithful few .eh.urh-g<>ei s f<fun11 themselves at? ? ' the house of 'wor-hip. The last quarterly conference was held Saturday, and Sunday at Bethel and proved to' be rtf great success. The Presiding. 'Elder,. Rev. J. S. BOnn. Jr.. '.was able to be with us eiii-iin! ' lit-; m.r'ovt Xf?>c .]<>hn 1-. Tcext Si. Jnhn 6:2. Sub jcct . taken fiVin the context F.Olaw Him". He deliv- , . "i-l e< 1. a tfine 'y.h"ii{;-htful and be.n? -final -in-: T.hi? -being the . tii-t ciiiiiVi ei.cc i: c conference y. ar. wa-'.-aid t?? lie the best. \N e are h< ( ij.L- have Ke\k. Benn ajt I: a . air -and. also hoping . t hiit V' will i?rc ape rate. . .The "IaSt ? <i-i ai;?nal rally will ln< held it- \.t Sandfly. iTh- ii. > y" htdio are havintr ar. ?. !.?' rtaihim-hl Saturday niirhf at the "V , f Mr. and Mrs. * S. S. iiei1*?n..: 1 r :he interest of tile church.. ? ?\N IM.S riN KM S Mi Carmel Church Sunday - *?? ? :. wa, field at the iKi;a! 'wit "-e stunt *u? !-enr.te:i.:. . Mi. Aii-hus Barksialc an.: M;. t ai rie K. I.evin as -ec.'iclary Th-'- tvac-hcr* being, late M r-. !i: 11\i ., ? !... wonderful A lanv. number of Jit. Carmel :nyU.?H f- vvV-i'is" ilet hel for the !-u-t, cur.fue.nce.. i*? rain a large ' naijibu: it*t^*: J the League.. Our President. Jl;<> Blanche Williams was water bound 's<; our vice-president t>>i?k c ha rye. Money raised :it the I-.esVy.tt?-- Sunday \va's donatel to the sick. Mr. Leo Franklin who!.a- Leer confined to his room ftir <ju.it'o - imtime. Mrs. J. Bi-nwn is aiso oi. the' siek list. We l.?.pe sin- will be up and out again. ' Mis. V;;.e'y Pit.ts was laid to ; est Sunday. September 13, 1936. The educational rally was postpone: untdd next' Sunday, September JTth. Mr. John Saxet is home from Washk.-y1after being a way fur :1J year*. . : When HEADACHE l? Hiia TA ^AHellnallAn 9 uuc i u vuiisupaiiwii Often one of the first-felt effects of constipation 4s a headache. Get at the bottom of the trouble with a dose or two of purely vegetable. Black-Draught. / That's the sensible way ? relieve ' ? the constipation. Enjoy the refreshing relief which thousands of people have re L~u-* ported from the . M use of Blackdg, I such condition*. '(?' i) Black-Draught la 13 made of flneV " ^avee and roote >? ^v?i<s? of medicinal ? j|l, ' wld 111 2&-cent Black-Draught . Vu_. ? ._ ' ij >frv,,. ' . ! l^i&sSl