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Saturday, October 17, 1936 ? 1 BfcTHEL A. M. E. CHURCH ' Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor ? Sunday whs h~ luvely and pleasant day for all church goers. Our Sunday school was well represented. Our Bishop was with us in Sunday school. At 11:15 A. M. Bishop Flippci preached an inspiring and sou* stirring sermon. A large crowd was present to witness the message. Quite a number of visitors were present tod. At 3:30 p. m. Reverend Downs, tlhe pastcjr Of First Nazareth Baptist church preached an in spiring sermon to his listeners. The League opened at 6:30 p.m with Miss Anna B. Lewis in charge. She certainly did have a good progrffm for us. Next Sunday Rev. Middleton will have charge of the program. , At 7 p. m. Reverend Lewis preached. His ^-sermon was both inspiring and soul stirring. Com" to our services every Sunday foi Bethel welcomes you. ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. JL Bouler, l'a?tor Sunday school opened at 10:00 a. m. with a large attendance, After the class studv of the les- ' son: the school was interestingly reviewed by the pastor. Morning ' worship began at 11:30. Ajftei ' preliminaries the pastor deliver- 1 ed a strong and forceful message 1 which was filled with the spirit. 1 Text was found 107 Psalm 23:24 ' . \ Theme: "The Nearness of God in Trouble." Sunday night we lis- 1 tened to another soul stirring ser- I mon by the pastor. Tepct Phil. ' 3:13-14. Theme: Singleness ir < '!Plwrpose:" Monday 7:30 p. m. 1 Stewardess Board No. 1 met >at I the home of Mi's. Willie Ett Jon- I es. With the President. Mrs. H. M. Young presiding, the meeting was good as usual. The hostess sdrved delicious1 (repast. Monday 8 p.m. Shirley -Temple WeA<ding was sponsored by Mrs. B. A. Lewis with a success, . Amount { raised fl5.10. Misses Dorothy t Jenkins won 1st prize; Elizabeth < Boney 2nd prize; Sarah Woodson, ^ 3rd prize; and Marion Jones 4th _ prize. Much credit is due Mrs. ^ Lewis for the wonderful program. ? The Annual conference is fast *| aproaching and the members are busy as bees. We want our pastor to &o there With his full as- ^ sessment. Among the visitor? 'f Sunday was Rev. H. C. Young of * Zion Chapel A. M. E. Zion, church. J Come again, visitors are always E welcome. ' _ ^ MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. M. Jackson, Pastor x t Sellers, S. C.?Sunday school opened at the usual hour with the < superintendent and co-workers at ^ their post of duty. The lessor was thoroughly discussed and a ( splendid review by Mrs. L. A. ( Wells. ' At 11:30 a.m. morning service * began .and after the devotional tlu_ I ??paafor presented the Presiding"El-7 ' der, Dr. L. A. Wells to preach s He selected his text from 14 div- ' isions Psalms, 6 verse. Subject: < "iJesus The Way To Heaven". This > was a heartfelt sermon and all en 1 joyed same. The presiding elder completed the last quarterly con - -ference fui the year which was c T success. 1 At 8:00 p.m. we again re-assembled and listened t0 sister Johnson t of the Holiness church at Pee Dee. She brought us a wonderful mes 1 sage from John 3:1. Quite a few I witnessed this service. Rev. J. M. Jackson, Dr. L. A. t Wells and his queenly wife and ' grandson William were the dinne: i guests of Mr and Mrs. J. L. Cros- Ian. Sunday school at the usual houi t with Supt. and his co-workers at ? their post oi duty and a spiencnc i review by Mrs. L. A. Wells. c At 11:30 S.m^-serviee begins and after the devotional period the pre c siding elder was presented, Dr. S L. A. Wells and he brought to u* 1 a burning message from the sub- i ject "Jesus The Way To Heaven", c All who heard this message ex- 1 . pressed themselves as believing he \ was getting better. The presiding elder ended his J foruth quarter which closed with great success. 1 At 8:00 p.m. we again assem- 1 bled and the pastor presented sis c ter Johnson, of the Holiness 1 church 0f Pee Dee. She brought T a burning message. Quite a few witnessed this service. t Rev- Jacksn, Dr. and Mrs. Wells S and th^r grandson W-illiam were. J the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. r J. L. Croslan. _ Y SAINT JAMES [ A. M. E. CHUURCH f Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor Asheville, N. C.?Into the pos- 0 session 01 mc peopie 01 mis city and surrounding country came a ^ big and glorious Sabbath on the past Sunday. After nearly a week ' <rot rain and chilly winds causing 1 many a furnace to be placed into s operation, the responses to em- c brace the opportunity to worship were vefy gratifying. The church school experienced a large attendance and enthusiasm characterized the study of the lesson thru u out the allotted period. Every ef- a fort Is being made to have the c Sunday school department to share s in the preparation for the rsend iiig of our pnilYor To the annual n conference which convenes this j year in the City of Lenior.' Also definite preparation has been made e for the reading of its quarterly j: as well as yearly report in our I fourth and last quarterly confer- J ence of the year on Monday night e coming. \ ^ - The senior choir sang the pre cessional in a very beautiful an touching win- <til up- TTT ctrp COIll pletion of the conseci ational pray er, the atmosphere throughout th church took on the true spirit, o ieverept'0 and devotion. The abun dance of beautiful flowers appro priately arranged added much t the service. From the subject "Working on The Right Side" tak en front*: Acts 21:0 our ministe deiivered a profound and inspit ing sermon to a large audience Among our visitors were the fol lowing: Mesdames Katie Butler Brooklyn, X. Y.; Fannie Wright Aiken, S. C.; Lucile Kerns, Union S. C.; and Mr. and Mrs. W. S McDowell of this city. At 3:30 o'clock Dr. W. O. Browi pastor First Baptist, choir ant congregation camy and renderei a special service under the auspic cs of the Columbia Busy Bee Club A masterly sermon delivered b; Dr. Brown from the subject "B" liuvi' It Or Not". Beautiu] musi by the choir and fine christian fel lowship were enjoyed by all. Thi financial end of this service wen beyond expectation. The evening's messagd<vwas de livered by our pastor the subjec if which was the "University Glo rification of God" taken fron f'-nlm 19:1. The audience received this message with Intense in terest. Many visitors worshippet again with us. Their presenci throughout the day was acknow edged. , All is readiness to receive ou presiding elder, Dr. Holt, accom named i\irs. Holt, tor the hold ing of his last quarterly confer ?nce of the year. All forces ar< working hard for the final accom olishments .of the year which wil ae far beyond last. WOOITRTFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church Rev. Jas. R. L. Allen, Pastor Sunday morning was real coo ind cloudy in these parts but i urned out to be a beautiful day Sunday school was well attendee ind much interest was manifest d in the lesson. Supt. D. J. Wil >urn was absent due to illness diss Massey Drumond taught the ittle folk and cared for them a t mother for.her children. Mrs. Drucilla Norris was in fini hape with her adult class. Mis: VI. L. Duckett, the secretary is al vays at her post and gives a gooi iccount of every thing. Pasto Mien served a$ superintendent. Hi ils0 filled his pulpit twice Sunday \ very nice Missionary progran vas witnessed Sunday evening fo he'thrqe departments.* Pastor Allen has been abou lown with a severe cold but i: letter at this-writing. The print dress contest is pre lifted to bring about much inter >st and fun. Will closg the 4tl sunday in October. Misses Addii l. Ot.'.l J? 1 A * T> jisl, viMuna oumutuu, /\iinie n 3uckett, Fannie M. Do<vng ?n< ?ramrh? Browning are the fivi iweet yotmg ladies-in the friend y war for the beautiful prin iress. Every person in and a ound Woodruff are solicited tt lelp these girls. Help them, somi ?ne will help you. The Swift Dot Four quartet an >earecl in Woodruff Monday Octo >er 2nd and can they sing? On Monday night October 2Gtl here will be four quartets in i riendly contest at Trinity A. M ?. Zion church. Come out am >ick your quartet. Don't fail to see and hoar El ler D. C. Crosby in his fourth am ast quarterly conference for thi: ?ear at Trinity Sunday, Octobei !5th. Rev. Jas. R. L. Allen wishes t< hank his many friends who an txtra nice-ro him and mnL'iiu lis stay in Woodruff1 a pleasan >ne. The silver tea given at the honn if Mr. and Mrs. Grover Foster'; ?unday afternoon was a succes: 'ostered by Pastor's Aid Work ng club of New Bethel Baptis hurch. Mrs. Ella Parks and Mr farm on of Spartanburg, S. C. vas pleasing visitors at the tea drs. M. E. Rogers, president ifrs. Theada Robinson, secretary Mrs. Dot Linder, Mrs. Marj duller, Mrs. Ella Parks and Mrs larmon all of Spartanburg wen heeling visitors to Mrs. Chestim Foster at the home of Mr. ant llrs. L. H. Wilburn. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Downs o ^.sheville, N. C., were in town 01 Tunday and were happy; tbey als< coked in oit IheWnhurns?aw elatives. Mrs. Rachel Rice and familj las moved from Haynes street t< Simpson's Ave., with her daugh eh, Miss Ella Rice. Mr. and Mrs tobert Allen has moved to Spar anburg. Prof, and Mrs. Allen William: if Woodruff Junior Hi school ha: noved intd their little beautifu lome and are happy. Miss Helen Cannon teacher oj Voodi;uff Junior Hi school has re urned from Atlanta, Ga., when ihe refreshed herself for a fev lays with an aunt, Mrs. Teague leesvili7e"news Sunday school began at its us lal hour with the superintendeni iuf teachers at their post of duty llinflnu UTOQ o hir* /Iqt' of liVinnrl v,?jr "U ? IrtHU hif?'*known as Women's Dav. A wiron?whs pi'eachet1 to the wo nen by the Pastor, ReV. E. A loss. Mrs. Ida Mae Smith has return d from New York. She is visit ng relatives in Leesville., Mr. Luther White and Mr. ant IrS. Willis Daniel spent the week nd\ in Leesville with Mrs. Marj Snlew of Anderson, S. C. i ' ^ )-' A NEW FEATURE AT d SEC()\?H f Ml V AWV ^liNllAY I The* Rev. M. Marquette Peace, e minister of the Second Calvary f Raptist church announces a spec lal feature at the Sunday morning service. The 11:20 hour Mr. R. 0 W. Jackson, one of the best in: formed church school teachers " among us and leader of the men r and-women?adult "class of the ' church will deliver a fifteen minutes address on some phase of thte " theme: "The Church's ^Teaching I Task". This timely messhge will 1 > be followed by the pastor's ser< mon, theme: "Indian Summer and Old Age". A brief seasonal mes- I sage replete with color that you 1 will enjoy. , At the evening houi 1 the pastor'will spfchk from the 1 theme: v "Flowers Are Sweetest At Eventide". A sequel t0 the morn' ing message. y ? ? .' 1 ^JvMJVtAXUKL Ar-Mr-ETCHUKCH " c Rev. J. E. Thomas, Pastor Hfc-j ' 1 e In the next' few days the clarion , t will be soura_ed and the first an- H nual conference in the state of < - South Carolina will convene. This t marks the beginning of a series , - of six conferences to be held in \ i various sections of the state. The - Rt. Revi J. S. Flipper, bishop of ^ . the diocese of this state will sit , 1 and hear o5 the work accompanied , i during the year by the various pas . tors. We sincerely trust that this year will be the banner year for , South Carolina and that the head .. of this, the Seventh Episcopal Datrio t will, lllluo i-rv relative to the same. ' . , At Emmanuel-on last Sunday , . morning, the usual devotionals j were conducted during, which a part of the seventh chapter of St. '.Matthew was read followed by the responsive readings of the nineteenth Psalm. The pastor took his text at the twelfth verse | of the chapter named?"therefore all things whatsoever ye would ' that men should lo to you," etc. 1 Selecting as a theme, "Thai Golden ' Rule." tha pastor delivered a prac^ tical sermon. It is almost impos" sible to estimate how much bet* ter the world' would bd if this rule ' was practiced and carried out by J man. s Sunday school convened in- the afternoon and the period was in e terestingly spent. The subject ' "How to become a Christian," wvis indeed a beautiful lesson. The < 1 same was given due consideration r among the ^ari/ous) classes. We 1 e wcge. pleaseu to have with us Mr. i Philip Bennett of Morris Brown A. i M. E. . Mr. Bennett made a very i fine talk which was interesting at well as beneficial, t Presiding Elder L. R. Nichols s preached for us Sunday evening. The text, St. Matthew twentyfifth chapter tenth verse? "and . while they went to buy, the bride groom came.T. , and the door was l> shut." Taking this last clause for , his subject, the elder developed an i impressive sftrmon therefrom. - --i ? e r\ k are peiasea to mention that . Misses Sadie Evans and Elizat beth Bennett, honor graduates oi . Burke High, are now students at j Avery Institute, this city. e The reception tended our bishop on he evening of the 5, instant was very "-'H' attoruWl?a very fine" ~ program was< arrancprl' fn?> tho'Aif casion. Addresses instrumentals 1 vocal solos ,etc. constituted the ' program. An elaborate supnet. . was given at the parsonage. , The ramains of Rev. M. A. Hollins, former P. E. of the Edisto District, were funeralized in Em' manuel church on the afternoon J of the 6th, inst. Bishop Flipper 3 delivered the eulogy. i , ? j rhk;k sprixc nkw^ j f Services at Ridgr,Hill Were good * as usual. The Surutay school lesson wa> beautifully taught and e discussed for thirty minutes which s was enjoyed by each one. i . Rev. Jones was at his very best * S<unday. He preached a wondert ful sermon. His text was found ? Job 20th chapter .and 27th verse 1 ^ Mrs. Dupree and children and . Miss Bessie Hazzard have gone ; to N. Y. Prof, and Mrs. A. C., Ilightower, / and daughter attended the asso- i , ciation in Aiken, S. C. last week. ] j :Mrs. Lillie Beam of Washing- 1 ^ ton, D. C. is the guest of Mrs. ] i I.e.lira Dozier. Protf. Preston of Benedict col, lego was seen in town Mon.ay. ( The Ridge Hill High School will ( 1 open its door Monday?morning * o'clock." October lDth, 1036. , ..beglnninir the school term for \1fi. f37. Each student is asked to be ' present. ' 5 Each and every one atound ' Ridge Spring are looking forward ' to the Association which conyened at the Ridge Hill Baptist church beginning Friday, October 23rd, * through 25th. The public is in' vited to attend. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hammond qfl Batesburg, S. C. were seen in y I town Sunday. *1 bloomingVille-news *1 ui^ ?:ii_ __I 1 1 jjiuv/miiigvine siiiuui upenca its j doors, Monday, October 12 for the < session 1936-37 with an unusually large enrollment. All of the tea- \ - chers returned to their respective 11 places. . I At 8:45 tho!roads were crowded -1 with children from all directions l. Quito a fow-of the patents mid"" air of the trustees were out. The . splendid start this week promises a very successful term under the - efficient leadership of Miss Louise i Fulton, principal. The trustees and patents are 1 cooperating nicely with their tea chers. We are hoping that this i will be one of the best in the history of the school term. ..... 4&T THE PALMETTO LEADER DISTRICT CONFERENCE Oh THE A. SL E. Z1UN CHLKCH Rev. A. U. Cohen, Presiding Kldei The Eighth annual session u] the Columbia-Camden district ol tne Palmetto Conference, convened at Gladden Grove A. Af. E. Zior church, Great Palls, South Carolina, October 3, 1930. ? t irst Day. The conference wai called to order by the Presiding Elder, Kev. A. R. Cohen. Aftei the opening, the presiding eufci gave some information concerning the district. The conference thei: went into organization. After the siting of the delegates and qther preliminaries, th? following topic was discusseu Will the Teaching of the Law ol the Church to the Laity make a Better Member? Led by Rev. L F. Tate. The quiet hour was conductee by the Reverends AlrOill and Edwards! The mid-day message was delivered "by Rev. T. Ferguson. Sub ject Faith, Essential to . Victory Acts 27:25. TJie message was t soul inspiring one. Afternoon session. After thi opening of the afternoon session the unnnished business was completed. Then, the following topic was discussed: Is the Influence olj Christianity as Strong ToJay' lisl it was in the Day's- or Our Fathers'/ If not, why? Led by Rev. H. C. Young. The evehine- message H?liv. ered by Rev. A. L. Jackson. Subject "Christ's Great Invitation tc the Wb'rld". John 7:37. Aftei he sermon a welcome program was rendered. Second Day. The "conference was called to order by the presiding elder, after the general open ing we. immediately went into tht business of the conference. The business being completed the following topic was discussed: Is Emotional Religion Essential tc Salvation? If not, Should it bt discouraged? Led by Rev. H. Ed wards. The midday message was delivered by Rev. E. B. Arthur, sub ject "Jesus on Trial Still". Mr. J. S. Stanback, president ol Clinton college, Rock Hill and soi were?welcome ^isitbr^r~atr~the afternoon session. The latter part of the afternoon and Friday night was given over to the Missionary ladies. "The Missionary sermon was preached by Rev. T. Ferguson. The conference closed to meet at Good Hope next year. Amount collected: District conference, $121.95; Missionary department, $26.73; total $148.68. . James A. Washington, - - reporter. 3 m m ?? vSILVER STREET NEWS Mr. David Wilson of this com '""nity h?d rt of^paralysTT last Wednesday and hasn't recoved his speech at this writing. His son, Mr. Woodrow Wilson from Bridgeport, Conn., is here 'visiting his father. Earl Reuben, 16, of this community is sick with the malaria fever.?We?hope he will rCcovei very soon. Mrs. Goscy Longshore has beer very sick but is recovery now. Mr. E. P. Scott, having been it: Washington the last week weeks is back home with his mother ant; father. , Welch Zion Baptist C'htjrch Rev. J. C. Collier, Pastor Sunday sehoo^ was opened at the jegular hour with the superintendent in charge.. AflerJdie-vtarioujclasses took, up i_th?- study of ?tht IessonZI-All?enjoyed the Sunday ^ehooLvery nTuehr" a nc pas our ciwne oeiore us Witt a very good message. Text I have made a vow unto God and I won't turned back. Judges 10:35. He used for a subject "An Everlasting Covenant". After-1 that: oui rally eame off. It was very good considering. About nineteen dollars was raised. Our association will rnnvne at the Silver Street (Little River) Baptist church beginning. Friday, October 16-18. Everyone and especially the members are asked to be present and cooperate with us both spiritually and financially. There was a big singing contest at the .St. Mary A. M. E. church, Sunday night. About five :iifferent choirs?wore there?ami furnished music. Speeches?wore made T)y the following ones: Mr Benny Burton from Elisha; Mr. John Alexander from St. Mary; Mr. Paul Dewalt and MrSi Maggie Burton both from Trinity and Mr. Odell Reuben from Welch Zion Baptist church. EASTOVER NEWS The farmers in this section are ,'ery happy to see the sunshine after two weeks of steady rain. The i>ulk of cotton is just opening as it was planted late. Let every farmer keep busy, gather in all you can, house your cattle and fowl for the winter for it is ore iicted that this will bo the coldest winter the South Will witness ir thirty years. The rally that was scheduled at St. Philip last Sunday was postponed until the third Sunday at which time all cHtfin pjpi??*n?mUJ come prepared to weigh up anc report. Dollar Money and pastor salary is past due, please coAit and pay up Sunday without fail Sunday night, Re-v. Wells, pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist - church came over with his full choir, the members and friends arid preached as. never before. He is closing up his big s#dly. One of the cajj)t?ins lose $13.00 on the .church ground?a?d?tittle?(ion1 . ? ' lound it tied up in u huifimi i cua 1 alter a search by the oiinm-. ])-. gav.e it all up. lie iiuin si ami liue f and Ule Cord will b.< \> j, I Un last I' l ^day al tei i.o"h, K v. : bowman was culic'd to is ..lull l>ani list church to preach tin. lu.ocsai of .dis. Carolina Auum>. lie \ua unstated- by her ex I'aslu!, h- v. j > Xoul ?he was one <>1 the lound j 1 er.? of the churcn, highly .'re-pee teU, . Surviving ate one biytn-r, eight sons, one daughter, sevi ntyf seven grands and thirty--nx p; eat i grands. Mr. Joseph Jackson ami .Ui.-.s - Elizabeth iirow will be unit' >1 iii i noiy Wedlock next Muunuy' u: i i. i : noon by her pastor, t Kev. VVnie will pr.eueh at alt i Zioii baptist next Muiiiia> i.. ' .. key. bowman and hi.- pcpl* will wursijip next him'lay aibr l noon?with his brother uow'n . at.. ?fiiovvn chapel?ami oil tm- ~pTUT:i Sunday, Rev. \V. K. bowman am. . ms goou people will conn t" , and worship with bt. l'bil:j>, ' The popularity conte.-t ;;.;Vw.cv? i .iwi'ii young ladies and sc. en on bies wul^ take place "i. '.i" lis.-t . Sunday.. ' . -Mt. Ziun baptist <h..i<n tee bra ted its 5(>th annivci >ai y. ?. >. t- ber 4th. The members wui: vny grateful foe the beautiful '.-p.ii.ni Pimnwvoti/ib elu.u u.? ,-j meeting. Rev., Neal, tin- pa tor, wag .successful in having it*, v. Staekhouse of Sumter arid lie v. Jenkins of Columbia as speakers. Mrs. Lottie McLaughti !i, Brook-1 i lyn, N. Y., attendee! ti>_- s?Tvicir>. Little T. E. Robinson and l?nlian McLaughlin, students of Ik J W.-were week-end guesis at h"M,t . Mr. C. (J. Davis who. is u.-soeia. ted with Holley WuneraJ llonu . was called to Columbia last week to serve on the jury in court. Mr. \V. James of King.-viile \va. the week-end guest of Miss Mci Layghlin and Mr. J. Thonias, i mother and children, the guests o: : Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. C. Ri\ers, renewed her s i! scription for The I'alimtto Lead. er dast week. Mrs. Lillio Squirt. .Mary J. Joyner, Lena Sumter, A r ola Scott, Jell' Scott, John G' od win, Rosalee Alston, Betty Cart i. , Mr. Cheescborough and uthcrs a,. 7. reading it, why not you Come to church. G^, to churc . | EI?|?NMZLR liAl'T. ( III K< II ' Flushing. N. V.?Sunday schoo. was gool as usual. The pastor preached a good senlion. Several of the. visitors from tinSouth are returning ho tin allot spending a pleasant summer ik-re. Mrs. iluttie Thonias from Lees .villi?, ,s. arrived in Now York safe Sunday. Miss" liliza MeBurnette will r?ceive her diploma from tin- I'or.c, college with the class of Octobei 15. U'?- lni|ic?M ?,Mu 11 i Ft:?Fii . ' and Mr. L. X. Lott a speedy ro-. covory.' i '? BETHEL A. M. K. ( HI K<- II Rev. V. A. .lanerelto, Pastor Summcrvjlle, S. C \ ' h - A " day "was had at Bethel. At eirvon o'clock our morning sii vice he , gan. As usual titc pa.-tor delivered the sefriTon. His text was tas i en from St. .Matthew- 1:l:!. F.verybody enjoyed it wry much. Wi i were very glad to hayc in midst Prof. F. Bail, the ayricut-. ture teacher at the Alston High school. We are always happy tv have our friends with us. The pageant What Christ llaa For" Us. will be repeated Octol.oi Johnston m:\vs : i . : ( The fourth quarterly meeting '? : the Johnston circuit of- the Coiurti bia district was held at B.-the; ('. \1. E. church! The Presiding Killer, Rev.. J.- A. Jowerl preached at I 11:30 a.m. Text St. 1.tike 1:ti: . subject A Criticism on <'*hri?;"> Administration by Pharasees.- The. r .presiding older?atsu preached at 8:.'H) p.m. Text Joli l>ubjcet , A Perfect Knowledge of God. "The presiding elder syeinod ti> havfc i been pleased with 'the various re 1 i ports that were submitted !.y the ' boards among other things. Ik said that he was expecting the Johnston circuit to send ~:p r?rn*nd report to the annual conference t?. - be held at Batest.urg Nov. 1- ; u -presided?over bv?Bishop A '' Bray, A.M., D.D.' Mrs. Alice Davis spent the week end in Augusta, Ga.. with. vela-, tives. . * Mrs. A. M. Spann, Vivian Spam Miss Hattie Miles and Mi. Karl Miles visited relatives and friends in Batesburg on Sunday p.m. The S. B. C. rftet at .the home of Miss Alberta Myles on Monday night with a large crowd present. The C. M. E. League is'moving, on nicely. The President. Rev. W. R. Gary is working hard to make a record report at the conference. I BmHS| t ^ \\ Al. I LKIHlKO M:\VS . J tie < . 1. -eho'd :.a> been 111 ; < -.-i- n .1 ui a wcth. Ail Ha* tea-.Ua IcLurUuii?.--U'.e Uv?j a ho art i i-j'UtctU by Mi-.- iaiggun and a y ouiig man. lac community is p.eased l'i ha^'- the teach'-i - with u.- again. . - J lie count y held Mas ions. hcic '."r' lwu Jaj> |?ri<>r toopening tin county .-envois. I in- .>.1 jx-i vi-oj .wis. I. (lii'mi ha- been very bu-y AM i. M;,\ mour. t ai roll was une I i la w.-itoil'n the. county teai m.i.-' libeling here ilu.s Week Kev. W ill.am ii re'en-heh. a libel.m a" St. ivtei', A. ,.\1. h. ehuieh .a-t Sunday ,altei noon- and hud-a large audience to h'.ai . a eight ; ear old pieachyr., who' i.s quite a i.oVej entertainer. . . >1i:?. -Kin ma *ln bo-e ha..- h-en eohlihed to lief bed lor several 'la-. ?t.'.m hr?;. tr"Kf. lief, many Irieiitlsi wish hei a -! i-Oiiy recoveiy. ' ; ( ongi atni'aiioiis are in -onier :<'i .Mr. a-il.Mi.-\ .James livvin who are the.. lather and mother "1 a lit.e' t uhy, Ki v.inia (.'aioiyh, bmn j September. JTth at a. local' ho-pi ai.'h<-,n\- .\1 >.-Jaiii'-.s' i. in- grand -ar.ightci' <>V J?r. I... 11. Nich'ls of ' iiarleston. and way the former "Mi-- Elizabeth Cleinoiis of VValferbot'p. . . , ~ Mrs. alary- Vii'gii of Augusta is visiting tin- Man <. >v hoi I'datives. h? \va- forim-ily .Mi-s Mary Marco. '. Mr*. Lottie. Ihtvis of Wilming. to'ij. N. C., is here at the bed-side ?1*? hot sister'.- Mrs. Debbse. l'rof. II. I.. .Htuidts wilt k-avc this week t?j beirlh. histvhrk at MeHoc where- hi- is ti e .pri: -ipal f t la- sdiooi then-. Tin. i~ the second ti-im ho has worked at MeIke. * The Mt. Zi?.?n Camp meeting will lieTii Monday night, at which tiine tin- pastor and niembers iiope Dr Wilborn will preach for theni.??He is al-o expected tpreach one' o; the sermons.' Sunday. liev. Lee A. Logan spent, several -days, in Columbia and New Brookland where lie visited Mis? Zolnfa w h?, i> one -of the- teaci erf in. the Now Brookland-Cayce sy>loth. LIN LEY IIKill NEWS By Arthur l>. Johnson The Blue Jackets downed the Scott Hi lied 11 to 0 in plenty of mud. Shelton made both touch downs for the Biue Jackets and E Atkinson, the extra points. This is Scott's best team in years. The Blue Jackets <iid not open up on lf'1-ndll't I\f i Vw? T o??i.uet.i.. C,wv. . . a. < c* i i\? c* r* c vr I oi.wuiJ and coach. The' Blue Jackets will mow the sti <ftiy Friendship'collegi team here Friday. Come and set the lilue Jackets "go to town." The Willing Workers ek;h of the .'tii grade e.la-srdom of Finley Hi is , bringing to voir a few tbi.-tn ~M'~~ nTrrwT'TIi Uur .club is Juil.g till*- in,a way to helji others when lin y are hi need of our ela-s. Heft -**+-*?ehr?.11! !.j,h< I ol tile . I'rysicsent.. Robert Homy Brown \ ioe-I't e.-ident. Kliza.beth Ca!tlwe!l W' -retaryvi Ruth Kil?l r, a>sistant Secretary; Rachel Spann. Tteas-^laer;? l.ekt? W . n >. la * ij, A - >f-Tjfnt I reus lire r; Miss ( ; h . I'arliam, ."t i t ie: A tit: io Bed-Hooper. it* j > i .tor. Clark Stir.-on. Outi nTeetiiig -lay is .Monday. . Sick * ' i. Hauio < olonum. Sally Mayficid. A. Bueksori Program *.- : I.iiii-.- Mavtiold. Melon N'<>r\vo<.<l, p. Soionian Kitkland Young. You wij] hotft - nnn'o from next week. Kt-jiornr, Clark Stinson. Jr. " SPAklANHl Ki, M.WS .Ml. Moriah Church Rev. A. M. .Moans, Pastor .-iiini;ty was a great tlay in Z:or for Mt. Moriah. Stm-Jay school l>i'!K(l at the v.sual hour with su orir.te'tidcrt at Ins post of dutw A wry interesting '. lesson wa\ aught to the children. A Very' large attendance was present. After the dismission -of the Sunda> school, t 'ii. pastor, tool?his place ilf preached'a great sermon. Out hearts wire made, to burn as the man of God talked tif us by the way. "? .Vt -1:0(1 o'clock th.e organist. Mr-. A. McGee. and her choir went to Trinity A. M. K.^'hurch to take a p.a.l.t in a very beautiful atTaii enriTfeit "A Sermon in Sony's". - p. .r,-on ! i.v?^Hy 1 .iilic?Rodgei s On Sunday night wo had another irrent service. Rev. R. C. Beat ty of" North .Carolina,' preached. His text was taken from Romans IIS. 'Subject "Hivine Sonship". Ilt-v. Stephen C. Campbell of Anderson. S. C.. better known as Oynanio Campbell, will begin a live nights meeting at Mt. Moriah October 12. We trust a success for the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faucctt and daughter. Mis* Ellie Martir, am 1 Mr. das. Powell of Beckley, West Virginia are the p>asant vsitors of Mis. Sallie Jackson and faiuily of S. Liberty street, city. tis(!ll^l"Tfie sacred PHH tions to our compe- Exjrs understanding, dig- PfvaM d Service insures KflTjl a p 1 e t e compliance Kasi all the inviolable EgrgX s and desires of the B|r9| . >n Page 5 PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. A. B. JOHNSON SURGEON Office: 132.'}'* Aasembly Street Phone 3JW Residences 919 Oak Street Phone 8740 REV. J. H. JOHNSON Office; 2020 Marion Street NOTARY PT Rl If ?Dealer in Real Estate, . performs marriajge ceremonies, writes, w I la deeds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him r??* i- PVirm?? Ti ? - - w*y A(#S, O , |i N. J. FREDERICK Attorney-at-I.aw arnj Notary Public "**T PRACTICE IN ALL CO IKTS ?State and Federal 1119 Washington St., Cola., S. Q DR. H. H. COOPER . . . . D?tM i Special Attention Given u> Die ease* of the (hum (kM Grown end Srtu?e Wert A ?Q?iaKy Office Phone 6429 Ree. alv* 1126 Washington St., Cola., S. C. DR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon r " i. Office Hoors: 9 to 10 A. M.; 1 to 1 P.M. 6 to 8 P.M. " Special- Attention Given Disease* Of Women. Office: Residence:, 1125 Washington 2230 Hampton j Phone 0425 Phone ?664 DR. J. G. STUART ?3 1 : Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately. Office Hours: Telephone: 11:00 to 1: P. M. Res. 46*1 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 37M. ? i * Qfflcen Rftsidnnear ? 2030 T aylor St! 1417 Pine St | ' Office Hours: Telephone: 11 A. Ml to 2 P. M. Res. 8871 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. "Dr^W/D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Uhildrea A Specialty. Office: Residence: 2116 Lady St. 1301 Pine St Columbia, S. C. Office Hours i ' Phonee& to 9 A. M. Office 6031 - 11 to 2 P. M. - Res 67M 6 to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician Office: Residence: llOTVi Washington 1416 Park Over Victory Saving Bank, Columbia, S. C. Phone 7811 All classes of" Dental Work Dr. L. H. Ilallman DENTIST PAINLESS EX I KAl 1 IONS Jx Snndays by Appointments Office: Uervaia Columbia, S. C. * | Dr. H. G. Thompson DENTIST , . i32.ll/2 Assembly St. ^(Tdumbia Phone 3466 (Jol)d Ciiowru^?Bridges?Plates a Specialty. Extract ons Made Painless In Winnsboro Wednesdays and , Saturdays at A. Russell Building. Phone 219 Office Hours: Telephones: 8:80) A. M\ to 7:00 P. M. Office 6031 Residence 8871 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Filling, Plates, Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty MADAM PETER'S < Hair Granrar Far DlMUHd Seah>?(ttra* Lifa 4k Ba?uty. BEST GRO\$*fcR?appjy oBca a weak?PRICE Ma. 1P#6 Bltniitni St. Olambla ( Count* Drag Stbra, Wukin|ta>ll Thaau Drua Mara, fwa T?t* aj&r^ , & . V