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Saturday, October 3, ,1936 CHAPPELLE STATION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Frank- Dreher, Pastor Sunday school qpened at its usual hour, with the superintendent and teachers at their post ol duty. Thet lesson was reviewed by the Supt., Mr. Holmaiw. At 11:30 Rev. Caughmun from New Brooklyn, preached a wonder ful sermon. Subject: "Striving for the prize." At 8:00 Rev. Dreher preached f a soud stirring sermon from Exodus 1:3. Subject: "Consecrated Hand." Although our pastor was sick it dicn't seem like it from the way he delivered the message. On the 20th of September Rev. Herring took charge ofl the services that morning during the absent of Rev. Dreher. . . Sunday might was our)-4 last quarterly conference^ The Presiding Elder pi'eached. Elder f~ Dent held a splendid conference. We want to thank Mrs. Laurance urhUo. -c- *i- _ mine jor me encouraging words to. the elder and pastor. v Every body enjoyed the remarks by the Presiding KL.er We are always glad .to have hi.m at anytime. Stewardess board No. 1 surprised Rev. Dreher at their meeting Wednesday night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. t Alexander. We are hopjng to . make him feel lots better in the near future. We are always glad to have our visiting friends yor,, ship with us. Al^o proud to have Mrs. Jane Swygert and Mr. Julius Daily out to church again. mm m tm BETHEL A- M. E. CHURCH Rev. S H.. Lewis, Pastor Not many were present at the Sunday School Sunday morning. . Nevertheless those who were ores ent seemed "to have enjoyed the lesson and especially the review by Rev. Lewis. At 11:15 Rev. Lewis preached a Revelation. - Quite, a number was present to hear this soul stirring sermon. The League opened at 6:30 with Mr. Webber in charge. The discussion was very interesting. It seems as though the young peo-' pie are taking active part. Next Sunday Misses Benzene Blocker, Kathleen Howard and1 Rosanna Lewis will have charge of the pro gram. Come out to encourage these young people. ' o - At 8 p. m. Rev. Lewis preached another wonderful "sermon, We are asking that you' come out each Sunday to our services. BISHOPS' MEMORIAL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. I. A. Miller, Pastor The Sunday school is gla.f to have?its teachers who have been away on their vacation with them again. They are Miss Hawthrone Messers Sweat and Scott. The Sunday school was opened with Dr. Chappelle in charge and the usual rcpuiint; was uatruru uui. Several visitors were present. You are invited to attend the Bible class. The morning' services began at 11:30. Rev. Miller delivered the message. Several pulpit associates were present. League vVas opened at 6:00 with Mr. Leroy Brown in charge. Sunday the League program will -be varied?jfrom the regular procedure. Come out and there will be a surprise fo<r you. Rev. Miller conducted night's service at 8 p. m. A number of members and <fVien.*s were pres? * ent. You are invited to attend all of these services. f -I? ST. JAMES A. M. E. iCHL'RCH Rev. W. B. BouIer.I* astor. ; In spite of the cloudy weather Shnduy our Sunday school opened at the uBual hour. The Sunday school was beautifully reviewed by the pastor, y "" ,At 11.30 the phstor preached a Solil sttirring sermon. Text was found Acts 10:30-31. Suliday night we listened to another heart felt sermon by Rev. Nash. Theme r "A bounding1 in hope." Monday 8:00 p. m. our last quarterly conference was held by the Presiding Elder, E. F. G. Dent. All reports shower the church is - moving on. We asked for our good pastor back far another year. The Conference closed with success. Stewardess board No. 2 met Wednesday 8 p. m. at the home of _ Mrs. Mary Phelps. The Pres., Mrs. Katie Solomon presiding. Among the visitors Sunday was Mrs. Lottie Strother of Lexington. welcome. Mr. R. S. Russell Laid to Rett Mr. R. S. Russell one of the piTToWs joL St.' JamT?5 ~A. Mr Er chujrcJi was duneralized Sept.- 24, at 3:15. A large crowd gathered + no ir tL a. rlhnno cnrl thoir loaf VO _ vvr tucr u-vv-?ov.u vu^n ??ov * v spect. He leaves to mourn hifc passing a wife, Mrs. Inez Russell, one son, Dr. Warren Russell, one daughter Mi-s. Ethel Brooks and a host of relatives ana friends. There were many solos and remarks in regard to (his work, as Supt. Trustee, etc. Rev. W. B- Bouler preached the funeral. Theme:? "A Wise Choice." The remains were in charge of Mr. Wm. Holley at Taylor's cemetery, RIDGEWOOD BAPT. CHURCH Rev. Z. C. Dennis, Pastor Columbia, S. C.?Sunday, Sept. 13th, 1936, was a high day at the Ridgewood Bapt. church, at 3:30 o'clock p. m. The brothers of-this church put on a rally among them selves and it was called Men's day 1 and they wrought well in their drive. Our men can do something -if wo ummon will get, behifd them and help push them on their way. The Rev. E. A. Moss of Aupjii^ta, Ga. was the ' promoter and he * preached a sotjl stirring sermon especially to thi^ men. We are always glad to have him ctome over ... . i i j /.J . and share "With us. We are striving to rebuild our church. Bro. W. H. Marsh, Bro. Hughes Shelton of Winston-Salem, N. ,C. motored down to witness this rally and they responded 'highly in this rally, We are thanking them for their loyalty. On last Sunday it was a mistake in tthe printing of 1 the amount that was raised in 1 this rally and for a~correction, we are running it through again. The : total amount raised was $114.63; < the total amount $or the day was $164.40 and Deacon Talley Marsh won the prize by reporting the highest amount. UNION BAPTIST MISSIONARY < CIRCLE NUMBER 1 The Missionary Circle No. 1, met at the home ol Mrs. McCants at 2517 Millwopd Ave. The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p. m. Mrs. Robinson presiJed. | Opening song, "Lead Mp On.'' Scripture reading, Mrs. L. C. Jen- | kins Matt. *5rth chapter, Prayer by Mrs. Daniels. The house was op- ' ened for business. The minutes of ! thp last meeting were read, re- 1 ceived and adopted then old and new business was taken up. The roll called all members responded. 1 after the business meeting we lis- 1 tened to reTnarks made by the pastor. We were very glad to have with us as a visitor, Mrs. Wilson 1 and last week Mrs. Williams of St. Petersburg, Fla., she gave some real good points of Mi9sion work. Closing song "GoJ ,Be 1 With You Till We Meet Again,'? -I Wo *.ro-o .J!- ? : -J I- - ? ^ '> c uMimascu uy me pastor. The next meeting will be at the ' home of Mrs. Martha Taylor, ' 2008 Senate St. , 1 MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. M. Jackson, Pastor Sellers, S. C.?Sunday school at * the usual hour, with Su.pt. James , and his- co-Workers at (heir post \ of duty. The lesson was beauti- , rfully discusse<l throughout $he , various classes and a splendid review was given by the pastor. 11:30 morning service began and , after the devotional! the pastor selected his text from Hosea 4:6.7' This message was delivered with much power. I' Mrs. Anna Mae Jones of Trenton, N. J. worshiped with us and expre>sed herself as having en- ' joyed the service and was indeed glad- to be back home again. At 8:00 p. m. we again reas-. sembled and witnessed another | strong message from St. John 14:6. Quite a tfbw was in attend- ' ance. Total for the day $350. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bethea had as their dinner' guest Sunday, Rev. J. M. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Sammie Lewis. Mr. and (Mrs. tteywaru Jones 1 are very, very happy to have with them their neice and little ones 1 from Newark, N. J. in person of ] Mrs. M. B. Broadman, little Miss Gwendolyn Loulsfo, Marguerite Sandra, and Daniel Allen, Jr. 1 Broadman, Jr. I Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brown and 1 daughter Emma Brown spent a 1 few hours with Mr. and Mrs. Lat- 1 tion Sellers Sunday, of Latta * S. C. j MILLBRANCH A.M.E. CHURCH 3 Rev. 1. H. Dozier, l'astor The Sunday school was opened, i at, the usual hour with i the Supt. ) at his post. The lesson was beau- j t tifulty discussed, and seemingly ? enjoyed by all. i Tlan niAvninrr covxripn tt ortiul I shortly after 11:45 o'clock. Hot. \ L. J. Hymon preached a wonderful 1 sermon from the book of Genesis 1 22:12. Subject "Having Faith in j God". Rev. Dozier insisted on j Rev. Hymon to preach since he is leaving'for Allen university Mon- , day. v i After service the loyal brethrer. > collected an offering and donated ] it to Rev. Hymon, He seemed to be very thankful for their splendid donation. I Rev. John W. Judge left for < school Tuesday to wind up his col- s lege career. < iRev. Dozier believes in the slo- i gan: "A stitch in titne saves < nine". Now therefore he is 'rallying to get his required money ' for the annqal conference. There was a big church picnic 1 at Millbranch on the 19th and I everyone that attended seemed to j1 have enjoyed the evening very ij much. We are proud to know that the conduct was very commendable. ' j Mr. and Mrs. Allen Flemming ( were the dinner guests of Mr. and ( Mrs. T. Lr. Hymorv, Sunday. } ? Mrr and Mrs; John H. Cousaek H spent the entire day at St Paul A. | < M. E. church Sunday and I am ( sure that they had a fine day. The farmers in this section are 1 still ginning cotton and selling to- 1 bacco. Some are selling good And some are selling bad, And some must wear The same clothing they already ' have. LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL Prof. L. D. Bradley, Principal ! ? i On Sunday evening, October i there will be given at Lake Cit/ school's auditorium a program by the faculty and at which time a Captain Rally given by some la- i dies of the city under the direc- 1 tion of Prof. Bradley will make J their reports. Each captain is ex- ' pected to report not less than five \ dollars ($5.00b Thp r>np rnisincr 1 the highest amount over five dol- ' lare will be given a sack of flou \ The students are taking Wan- ] tage of the rental system and the , majority of them have books and , are getting along nicely in their > ( studies. The daily attendance is j also good. , j ..j*-* V SAINT JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor Asheville, N. C.?A full and glorious day was begun at 9:30 o'clock a. m. in a broadcast by our church and pastor at Camp Otcen through the facilities of the federal government. Comfort and consolation in the way of songs, prayers and a brief address were sent to tthe bed-sides of hundred? of patients who are ujnder the medical care of the government. Mr. J. W. Brogdon and Mrs Ollie Reynolds, organist, directed a most beautiful musical program with twenty-four voices in the choir. The morning's service began amidst the atmosphere of deep reverence and beautirtul floweis It was baptismal day and the svorshiping congregation was large ami enthusiastic. The subject ol our minister's .discourse was"Christian Baptism" taken from Galatians 3:27. This message mis intensely instructive and it's delivery was characterized with deep fervency. A beautiful climax to the morning's service was reached in the baptism of Jwo infants and ?one adult.. ThAjyirftual wave ran high upon tne consumption of this part, of the service'. Visitors too numerous to mention by names from within and without the city shared in the morning's worship and were made to feel happy and content. Upon the evening's service, there was a large attenance a: gain. Gathering in the spirit of deep reverence and worship, great blessings came again upon the congregation. "Divine Care" constituted the evening's message bv our pastor and was based upon the scripture founft in Genesis 45:7. Carefully and forceful this message was delivered and it's reception was with, joyous acclaims. Truly throughout the day's worship, the Holy Spirit edified the saints and sinners were made to think upon their way. A host <*? visitors worshiped again. All forces are busily engaged in the task of annual conference preparation and for the successfulculmination of our?winter fuel suppljf Irally. . Commendations came to the congregation from our pastoor for their beautiful co-operation in the .work of the church. EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Thomas, Pastor Last Sunday morning, though somewhat warm, a splendid audience was presenf at Emmanuel Evnagelist Myers who had been conducting a series of meetings during thq past week delivered the morning messaged Her text, St. John 19:1-2, subject "He is on our hand"; what shall we Co with Him?" There were three persons who accepted the invftation .V, were opened. This being the last Sunday in the third quarter, a general review of the Sunday school lesson was given during the sessioh of the school. An appreciative ?roup of Sunday school workers ind scholars were present and the period was interestingly spent. The one hundred arid twentyseventh Psalm second verse was ;he text of the evening discourse with the evangelist still at <her aost. This terminated her activities at Emmanuel for tthe pres;nt. Funeral Brother John Moultrie, one of jur leaoers, succumbed to a short illness on the 24,, instant. ? His remains were eulogized Sunday ifternoon amidst a very large attendance of members and friends Brother Moultrie will be very much missing because of his activeness as a leader. Funeral ar irrangments were in the hapds of J. P. L. Fielding of the Fielding Funeral Home. - . t . Personal and General Mjss Frances L. Taylor, a memoer of our Junior* Choir having won a' scholarship to Allen university, left the city last week in arder to enter this institution. Miss Taylor is an honor graduate sf Burke High. Miss Laura A. Hill has returniid to the city after vacationing in Philadelphia and New York. Miss Hill is in the public school system Professor Frank DeCosta, the lewly appointed principal of Avery institute worshiped with us ast Suiu.ay morning. ! Our pits tor was somewhat- in-" lisposed since lase week and was innhlo to be out last Sunday At :his writing, he is much inTpr(Arid ; - Messers A. E, and J,. Frederick Simmoons have returned to the ;ity after a pleasant vacation in die north. We have a number of sick mem>ers on the list. We wish for .hem a speedy recovery. Several qO our young ladies lave returned to their posts as :eacheis in various counties. Mr. Raymond Gethers, a member of :>ur Junior Ohoir has secured, a position as teacher at Ridgeville, 5. C. This being his first iniation ive wish him much auccess. ~ < .u. Last Sunday uemif mc Sunday, our Junior Choir served ill day. ^ EA?TOVER NEWS St. Philip A. M. E. church had in old time class meeting, everyaody testified except those who :ame in late. There were about 200 present, and five leaders absent; their classes were examined. Rev. Bowman announced that if s leader is absent from the next regular meeting without a lawful excuse he will be removed as a leader. For no lender have a right to be absent from his or her class, after being called; After class Rev. Bowman p?-eache<J a sweet message taken from Roman 12:9-10, At 2 o'clock h? was call THE FjUffTTO LEADER ed to preach the funeral of Sister Alice Mitchell who departed .this life Friday, her pastor being absent. She was a class leader, Sunday school teacher, choir member President of the A. C. E. League, Missionary worker and a great supporter for education. At 4 o'clock Rev. Bowman was called to preach the funeral ot Master Mack Edwards. lie is one uS the newly converts, was received in the church about 2 weeks ago. He died very happy. 8:00 Rev. Bowman and his people w<ent over to Mt. Oliver church and worship with" Rev. Wells and his goou people. *At the end of the service a sum ol $02.00 in cash puis the public collection. Rev. Wells and congregation will be* with Rev. Bowman on the second Sunday night in ternoorib The Rev. Bowman of Cameron, S. C. will worship at St. Phillips. Don't forget jiext Sunday is Salary day, all .members are expected to pay. _$1.00. Remember on Oct. 11th- is Weighing day, JUL your basket from 8UQ to 50d pounds of cotton. A. penny represents one pound. The best cotton picker will be awarded a prize. The 56th Anniversary celebration of Mt. Zinn Rantist ohurrh J next Sunday, Rev. Neal is securing some of the best speakers in the country to appear on program. Oct. It), yll the public schools open in and arounj Eastover, so I pick all the cotton and be ready , to enroll your children on the:- 1st , day. Do not keep your children I out of school. Mrs. L. G. Bowman, Helen and Annie Bell Martin, students of Booker T. Washington spent- the week-end with parents. The Palmetto Leader and The Samaritan Herald will bring you each week good news, jfi/esh and true so why not subscribe foi them. SUMTER DISTRICT SUNDAY ..SCHOOL>ND LEAGUE CONVENTION - By Rev. A. J. Felix The Si S. and A. C. E. League convention of the "historic" Sumter District Was successful along all lines. The meeting was held in Union ville A. M. E. church, the Rev. S. S. Burris, entertaining t pastor which lopened on Sept. 24th and closed on the 27th. The Rev. A. ' P. Spears. D. D. the very effi cient Presiding Elder, presided. Miss Hallie Byrd was elected Secretary and MKss "Margaret Toney assi.^ttmt" -Reporter for the church paper,; Prof. W. R. Fisher," The Samaritan Herald, Rev. S. W. I Fordham, The Palmetto Leader. | A number of young people were chosen to serve as Ushers and P. E. appointed several committees, I There were a large number of young people present representing every charge in the District. Dr. Spears,, the P. E., has no equ?l in the entire connection when it comes to dealing with ! young minds. He was not only successful in touching every delegate but found a proper solution in bringing everyone of them in to the real activities of the eonven tion. Among the visitors^ _who . were present and brovgm inspiration wer^: Dr. I. W. Janerette, P. E. of the Floren'ce District; Dr. L. A. Wells, P. E. of the Dillon District; Dr. E. J. Odom, P; E. of. Georgia; Rev. Hardiman also of: Ga.; Revs. Gibbs, Chisolm Anderson and others. Great sermons wetre preached by Revs. A. Oliver, M. C. Allison, E. J. Ouoni, G. B. Brown, the P. E and L. Myers. The Bible study I was conducted by Dr. W. C. Crawford, Rev. G. B. Brown and . the writer proved beneficial. "Kev. M, F. Robinson, Mrs. Ruth Dinkins and Prof. W. R. Fisher, also conduafed very helpful programs. The pastor and the good people of Unionville Were very highly ( commended for thei/r hospitality in giving such a great entertainment. Dr. J. M. Harris," Editor of SamaritanHerald and State Book Steward was present ano rendered valuable services. T)r. Spears is very kind and lovable and the people of the District are delighted to follow his very fine leadership. We predict nothing but success, can attain his i Cll m>Di COPE NEWS ^iwia.yT_Siqiti;raber 27 was very profitably spent* _ Sunday moraing we had a lively crowd and a splendid Sunday school at each point on the Good Hope circuit. Sunday afternoon we engaged in League services at which time we discussed the following subject: "Are We Reaching the Young peo pie of Today?" I think all present were benefited. Rev. J. J. Jackson our pastor feeling a little tired after his day's work at Norway allowed the local preacriI er to come before us and he delivered a soulstirring sermon from' the theme "Love". Our hearts were filled with joy as Bro. Arthur Hampton spoke to us. The Baptist church here has as their Pastor, Rev. Wells of Orango burg. We hope to cooperate as usual and . put over a great .program this ensuing year. Thev had a nice crowd out and reported hav ing splendid services. Mrs. A. F. Marshal and her son Mr. Walter Penda^vis have returned, to their home in Atlantic City, N. J., after a brief visit to relatives here and elsewhere. We were indeed triad to have them after an absence of twenty years. Mrs. Marie Owens is still in our midst; We hope that she will re main through the winter. f C> ' BEAUFORT CO. TR, SCHOOL The Beaufort County Training' SchnoJ's students and teachers I held their usual Sunday school 1 j, services in the School auditorium. s, Miss Oilliard led the devotions. 11. Our dirfly enrollment has increas J ci remarkably during the past ' v week. The-teachers and students p are at real work. The shop boys, tl under the supervision of Mr. Joe Shanklin, are busy making dost tl chairs to supply the shortage of seats in the school. The Home u Economics girls an.- busy decorating and arranging their home. ,s. They spent last week painting J their swing, china closet, and do- $ ing general intoror decorating; tl Much stress js being placed on n beautifying the campus, and. k'-'ep ing it clean. Fifteen iplnutes on t Wednesdays and Fridays of each tl week are devoted to a general cl<?arv up parade. A different class t| is in charge each week under the t direction of a teacher. Ins truetion along this line are given by " the .teachers in their rooms. We u are hoping Ibat'this will stimulate S an interest in each boy and girl 0 to keep the schogl and its sur- ( rounds clean and that this same interest will become a part' of j. them, and follow them vhorceVer they igo A habit is doing a. thing j without thinking about it. We ^ are striving to create the student s body the formation of right liah. its* v Several boys and girls, have c been recently placed on the NY A s program (Jor this year. We wish h to express our appreciation to those in authority who have been fi so generous and kind as to place k these children .We also hope?to have many more added- during the year. Mrs. George Turner, a gra 4 iiate of this school and now living" in Boston, is visiting her parents in this community. We were glad to have her spend Sunday on the campus with us. Misses Theresa Gfcayson and Theljna Sfhankhn a spent the week-end in Beaufort visiting Miss Grayson's parent-. A Miss' Victoria Frazier als? spent the week-end at . home visiting her parents^-; --?? ? BENNETTSVII.LE NEWS f' '! -. t ( Miss Elizabeth Thomas left for l( her school at Dunns, N. C. a , Mr. Tom Welch's daughter was S funeralized Sunday afternoon, at Hopewell M. E. church, Tatum. A Mrs. Maggie (Bingham) Bon- it nie died last week in Virginia. Her '*< body was sent home for burial. v Funeral was held at Shiloh church * Mondav. at 1 dlO. Little Liicile Harjey died at hoi * home Friday after a long illness. Funeral was held at Zion A. M. E. church. Mr. Eddie Harley and u son arrived home from North Ca_ a rolina Saturday to view the last of their daughter and baby sister, p Rev. Cox was in charge of the ser- f, vice. A number of young people n rendered their service at the fun- ii oral. _ li Mrs. L. Newton, one of Shiloh's J c1 members died at her home. Fun- tl oral services were held Monday c' at 3:Jo. Rev. Wright, pastor, as- P sisfed by Rev. Jones of St. Mic h- * ael M. E. church. The decease was c' a member of Shiloh for f>3 years. | Miss Ethern Thompson left fop ' North Carolina to complete her [ college work this term. j,r( Mrs. Edgnora McKay Williams left for a 10 days visit jh.'New ,) York. is Mr. John Moore is home sick tr with his mother on King street. rt we are glad to see Mrs. Corke and daughter baek~h~ome after a long stay in New York. The pastor, members and friends of Shiloh will get ready for their ' fall rally the 3rd Sunday in October.'. Tlie ya^e looking forward ^ for the I'ee Dee association which p convene with, them this session. Rev. Jones and friends of St jt Michael church are looking for- p waVd for their conference in I)e- pj cember, also Rev. J. C. Cox am' vi members have on a drive for theii conference which convenes in No- M vember at Evans.' chapel A. M. E. ec Z. church. . Jc Our sick friends are slowly improving. Our hog contest is to come off P( very sotm. Rev. A. J. Wright is in the contest. Miss Octavia Knight and Mrs. .H B. Sanders left Tuesday for New jY York. They will spend the winter. Q Miss B. E. Graham is working very hard to outline the school work anil place all teachers in the -nt ^ ? ... yj Master Wright. Jr., will gladly To call to deliver copies of The PaL in metto Leader every Friday, Sat- '$t uruay and Sunday morning. He is anxious to enlist 50 regular eiis- d< tomers, Please stand by him. th Send your news for our yolumn th ! to M.'t Amelia street, every week not later than Monday, 1:110. :'f Subscribe For The Leader d< I ? ' .* < ?t. choreic news Bethel A. M. K. Church Sunday school Whs' conducted y Sunt.. Mr. J<>s? j>h Jones. Lesun was reviewed by the teafch- 9 is. Morning services began at 11 :dO ] ith the usual order. Song then rayer. 11. Elmore, selection by he choir. Announcements were ma by le clerk". w Rev. Bethea delivered an exilk nt sermon from Judge. The ladies raised $o.'JU on a ! mall rally conducted by Sister ulia Campbell. The men raised 1 o.oil, this money will go toward" ? lie parsonage that is being relodeled by the leaders. T There will be the 'Hell an He.vn Social" given Tiie.say night of his week, Sept. 2?.Hh. Sponsored by .Mrs. R. A. Bethea, his -ociul was -given in the early tp.ring and Was asked to be re- ? eated. " The .St, fieoj-ge High school ill begin its lblJb session Monday ('l)tpnilu.i' r.i K .....i. .. .t . - -. uimiT Hie 111 ICCtlon '. ! f - the Principal, Prof. M. A. tdom. - ' ? Mrs. Evelyn Henry of l'loreiiee t visiting her gran., parents,. Mr. mi Mrs. James Senior. .Mi^_ lenry is the daughter of .Mr. and ? Irs. Willie Williams who once reidod in St. (Jeorge. Mrs. Violet Rayson was laid to est Sunday evening in the family envi'tery of St. Paul... Mis. Ray- 1 on, by a second marriage, 'made er home in St. George. "" Mr. Joseph Smith lost " very ne mule la-t week, which was illed by a passing truck. The mul?'(Gaiter) will be' missfig riot only by his master- but by he community, for he. served evc: y body in at.tf around town. Ib-. J. E. Beard, Presiding Eldci /ill preach Sunday; .morning ah * veiling, and will hold the fourth hd last quarter. C Tho Annual conference is ju*;t < round the- corner. - mm ? m ILLEX TEMPLE A. M. E. CHI RC H Rev. R. 1. /I.emon, Pastor Greenville, fs. C..-?-Sunday chool opened at 'J:45 a. in. with a r irge attendance. The lesson.was hoTnilt^l^ u -J- - ?.. v?u^ut uy ciiussos, Hi- 2 ?r which the classes assembled nd lfsened to a fine review by the upt., Rev. Adams. * Morning service began at 11:15 * i. M. The senior choir was at .s best and the excellent music snderfd, added much to the seiice. The pastor spoke from the pbject": "Where Are You"? Gen. :! . This well planhed . message as rendered with a lot of fcrvoi nd was filled with the spirit. The mgrt-gation wa> very large. The A. C. E. League met at the spal hour with a large attendnee. 1 Night .services- began at 7:30 . m. . The pastor again came beare the congregation, with a fine lessago. His subject was: "Spin- ^ Luai '(Rules for Giving.*' I)eut. . f>:l7. This message was well re- " Piyed by all. Immediately after ie upual service- were over, the iubs and captains made their re- 1 orts, and again we are happy to ^ nnounce that the Conference alms rally was an ov?r whelm- j ig success. The rally went over | le top, the members brought in cor S.'IO.O> too much for the Con- L renee Claims. So our pastor is ' Tidy for Conference now. We are sorry to announce the ' 2 lne-s < p Mrs. il. E. Williams who j a patient in the W. B, S. Hospi- < tl. We hope how soon slie will cover. m LEKSYILLE NEWS Sunday school began at its usuhour with Supt. and teachers - 1 . their post of duty. Sunday was a high day at . riendship Baptist church,.large 'ow\i from Charleston, S. C. vrs-ed the members ami friends -ot iiviiumu|i, ana iney were so 1 ease to have them come in Lees 0 lie.' The Missionary society, of St.'!at thews t\ M. E. church, render K 1 a wonderful program with St. p )hn, and Friendship choirs: Mr. J. C. Norris and Miss Mary ine Langford motored to Pi'os>rity, S. C. on business.. Mi-s angford spent Thursday nite it'n Rev. Walter Wise, Miss Jane mgtford spent the week-end. with r aunt,.Mrs. Henrietta Wise at rosperity, S. C. j Mr. E, JJ. Jerry of Monetta, S. motored to Prosperity, S. C __ tor Miss Langford. Miss Lucy heeler, .Maggie .M. Wheeler"air. her en I'M n?cant" "lifli ne with M--J r, - vre<L- --- Mi '- = rd attended meeting at Mt. MurA. M. E. church, they raised ^ >.G0. Rev. T. E. Harper, pastor. June 11*36?rThere w??re nine L >aths and they paid each one ot I rem $20.1MflEo each back death ' at made Wptotal of $197.10. Ir Sept. 24, N&16?It was eleven aths and they pai . each lodge . hat had a member to die in this | mversation $63.60. j ? The' prand total for the whole mversation wa> Pleven hundred o )llars. tinj? the sacred ns to our compe- |kx?Ts iderstanding, dig- \ Service insures IhWJ| i 1 e t e compliance B< II the inviolable ? ana desires-of the " ' - - -^r PROFESSIONAL = CARDS- . 3R. A. B. JOHNSON SURGEON Office: 1320'i Assembly Street Phone 3466 Reaidence: 919 Oak Street Phone 8740 tEV. J. H. JOHNSON Office: 2029 Marion Street. ' NOTARY PUIH.IC fealer in Real F.stat' , 'pt-rforms larriajje ceremonies. writes wills, teds, mortgages, claims,- etc. . Call to See II ini ' I flic e Phone 81(^7 Kes.'G-7:|j N. J. FREDERICK ittorhey-at-I.aw and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal lli> Washington St., Coisi., S. G. DR. H. H. COOPEfl Deattart Special Attention Given ,u> Lmo eases of the Gurus Gold Grown and Brkige Wort A Specialty iffice Phone 6129 Roe. 32v116 Washington St., Colt., , 8. C. '.T. DR. L. M. DANIELS l*hvwirtio ?> c . anu curgtun Iffice Hours: 9 to 10 A. M.; 1 to ^ P. M. C to 8 P. M. ipecial Attention Given Diseases Of Women. Office:. , Residence: 125 Washingter. 2230 Hampton ? Phone 6429 . Phone 7564 ? r DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear. Nose a:.d .Throat Glasses Pitted Accurately. Office Hours. Telephone; 1:00 to 1: P. M. Res. 4692 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Uffice 370'/ Office: Residence: '030 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St Office Houis: Tel ph >ne:' ' 1 A. M. to'2 P., M, .' R7s7'Sa75 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon liseases of Women and Children A Specialty. Office: Re.-idencC. 115_La<ly St. -4-3ol i'mtr St. Columbia, > COfFlCp PI Oil l*5i l>. , . . ~ _ ? a MVliCO, 8 to 9 A. M. O'lijjc 0033 1 to 2 P. M. Res (37yd ti to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B, Frederick . Physician Office: Residence:. LOTH Washington U10 Park ver Victory, saving Bank, Columbia, S; C. " none 7811 All classes o:' lK-i.tal Work Dr. L. H. Hallman 1> E N TI8T PAINLESS L.V1KAI ILO.NS Sundays by AppoinlmenUr Office: 23d{'H Lieivau Street Columbia, JS. C. Jr. H. CLThnmpson DENTIST I2ni 2 Assembly fst. Columbia Phone 3160 olfl CHowns?Bridges?^Plates a Speri:ilt>. Extra i <.ns Made Painless i Winnsboro Wednesdays and atnrdays at,.\. Russell Building. Phone 219 Office Hours: Ti k j Ikmjcs: 30 A. M. to 7.00 P. M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST - ' illing, Plates. Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty MADAM PETER'S Hair Grower wr Diseased Scalp?Gbrm Lit A baoty. BEST GROWEIU-ap^y tee a w??k?PRICK Ma. ? >tfi Blandtnir St. OdninMa ?anta Drug Store, Wnlitngtw R, lomai Dro? Store. Corav Tayto ms txirtbrn "tr^ta j r ' '