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Saturday, November 7, ^936 ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH U Rey- W. B. BoiJler, Pastor ...We are still enjoying good services at the above named church, re Sunday school was good as usual M with the Supt. Miss Lillian .Harris K in charge.?After the ^rlars study to of the lesson the school was re- se viewed by Miss Harris. A neat tu purse was presented to the pas- cl tor from the Sunday school by S< Miss Estelle Janerette. At 11:30 P; after preliminaries our pastor he preached an instructive sermon. n( Our hearts burned within as the m gospel was delivered to us. At a( the usual hour, evening worship w began. We enjoyeu another Spir- et itual feats. The pastor preached vc a soul stjrring sermon to a large m audience. Text St.. John 4:27, p) Theme: "Safety Unity." We hope S< the good Bishop will return him to b^ " us for another conference year. L The boards and clubs are putting B forth every effort to see .that our gi 4 report be successful at the annual m conference. We acknowledged the G presence of many visitors Sunday fi land say to'them come again; you el i arc always welcome. . ei DR. JAS. W. EICHELBERGEK AT JONES CHAPEL SUNDAY * The public is coivially invited to Jones Chapel A. M. E. Zion church Sunday, November 8; at c| 8 p. m. To hear- Dr. James W Eichojbwgvr, Jr., secretary oif ^ Christian Education Department a A. M. E; Zion church, Chicago. M III. Dr. Eichelberger. will speak fl lpon observatian of his recent ^ ^l-.vrip to Europe. He will have a moving picture machine to show \ some of the >cehes of Europe and also the picture of 'our Dentin' r Conference. A Silver offering wil. )( r taken.' Come one! Come ail. /' Rev. H. C. Young, Pastor } services for the hoise ?i of prayer hi . ci Sunday: It Elder W. M. Morrison. Pastor ' 5:00 A.M?Sunrise Services--. 11 9:00 A.M.?Sunday School . 11:00 A.M.?Sermon by Pastor 2:00 P.M.-r-Bible Band 3:00 P.M.?Prayer Services 5:00 P.M.?Young People's Meet, j - ?. ing. 8:00 P.M.?Gospel Service y Weekly Services begins1 at 7:00 i p.m. a Tuesday night Special Program c Thursday night, Special Program Miss Lillie Mae I.igons. clerk .1 M n bethel a. m. e. church !! DA.. O II I i ? >? o. II. LiCWIS, rastof _v Columbia, S. C., November 1? ,1 Our Sunday school opened .at its -tf usual hour,.. 10 a. m., with the sup ? erintendent at his host of duty. fc Iltev. Lewis gave a beautiful review, after the classes had re-as- 8 sembled. ' . Sunday being: the first Sun ?ay }| of another month, caused our 1 crowd to be ralher large for - the v morning: worship. "Rev. Lewis ) 'preached a wonderful sermon. )l taken from Hebrews 20:20-21. This [)( sermon was both, inspirational and ^ soul stirring ? ?The League services began, ""%'t H 6 p. m. with Mr. Webber in charge. The topic fov discussion was "The Gambling Menace." Different members discussed this topic interestingly. Next Sunday, November 8, the ^ subject will "Three Years of Repeal." Study this subject and -I:. W Iv Willi; wuv null* U3 llinvJUAd 1 L. At 7 p. m. Reverned Lewis preached another inspiring ser ^ nron. Come out to Bethel's services .for you are always welcome. r Rachel Kinard, Reporter EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH ? Rev. J. E. Thomas I'gyrtor p We wer^permitted .to pass safe- f, ly through" another week, which j brought joy to some, sorrow to others and disappointments " t?. ,, many. Witnessing the dawn of ^ another Sunday we again assembl- .. ed to tho house of worship to hear the word of the Lord. This- Gold? en opportunity-is higly appreciated by a large number and to many, it was "just another week passed." | w We are indeed elated to Say that a services were indeed fine , and a l v_ great day in Zion was witnessed , ti by a splem.'id attendance of mem-, P bers and friends. The pastor cer- g Itainly "walked about zion." The ' morning sermon was a powerful b ono. The pastor spoke from the R subject "The Eyes of Jesus." St v John 1st chapter 48th verse: Na- o -^ bhankil said . br.to him, whom* w 1 knoweth thou me?" etc. This ser a mon will linger in the hearts of R "" - many." The evening hour was interesting: "I have finished the ^ work," St. John 17th chapter, 4th y verse. "I have glorified thee on the w f earth; I have finished the work i ~*hou gavest me to do." One of ^ ; the most beautiful and inpressive I sermons was deducted from this * text. A thrill of spiritual enthusT iasm went through the hearts of ? many. On the evening of Oct. V i 26, a number of members . and ll I friends witnessed "The Buikjng' /kef New Emanuel." The affair,01 CjPwa's indeed lovely and unique. A n real church was built before the ' eyes of the spectators and equip- c< ed with pews, lights, pulpit, table, j a i plates and" steeple with the bell. ? , Mr. A.1 Harrison, one of our lead- j 0 j ers really built the church ar.d Mr. \ Kdward Hutson installed the n lights. These .two leaders did a fine piece of work. This entertain- fi ment will be repeated on the 17th u inst.. A'fter the church was com- V , kdeted a wedding was held. Little / Miss Stewart became the "bride", of Master Taylor. The ceremony f' was "performed "by~tfrer~Rcvr Mr. "t1 James Shears. , The Spurlosh Fou.r quartet will C Appear in Emanuel Friday eve- a flfctftMj^^ovember 13. The admis- p ^j^ts 25c; Children 15c. n ^his musical treat, jii NION BAPTIST MISSIONARY . circi.k no. 1 The Mbodoi)a r y?Fm-hr held its gular meeting at the home of iss Quooiiic .Mlie Addison, 1100 ing St. The meeting \vu?- called order at 0:'J0 p. in. Opening lection-by Mrs. -Nelson. Scripn'e reading by the pastor, the 1th iapter of Paul to the I'hilipr a ?cond selection by .Mis. Wilson rayer by Deacon Malhew*. The juse was-then in order for busi?ss. The niinutes of the last eeting wine read, received, and lopted. Old and new busine.*.* as (..iscusseci. The n?l\ was call1 and all nura.be.., respoi'.ded j ;ry briefly. After the business! eeting we listened to a short ogram. . Poehi by 'Mrs. MeCant. alo by Mrs. Frank Pope,' Talk I Deacon Mathews. Talk by Rev. , C. Jenkins ('Jo ing song "Ood , e With You "i'ill \Ye Meet Aain." On November '.Hh,we will eet v.ith Airs. Ida Butler on reen St. The hostess served , uit salad and cake. Every . one ijoye'd the- evening. Mrs. A. L. Reese, Pres.; Mr*. P.' ale, See.; Miss Addison. Report ; Itov. L. C. Jenkins, pastor. j MONCKS C'DRNER CTRCT IT | Rev. W. W. Murray, Pastor Sunday was a beautiful day for lurch goers,' at. Graham A. M. E> lurch. Everybody was out on me to Welcome the pastor, Reviiirray back lio.no far the second me. The SV.ndpy school v.;as well at-, inded. Promptly-, at .10:00 u'-. oek, the Sunday school was call1 to Older by Mr. Iki'Vr.on ?Km cr, with all of the teachers play, ig their part Well, the les op was eautifull'y taught so that every tie enjoyed it. The pastor havlg been sick every since he came 0111 conference, lie appointed ro. James Vanwhite. the deacon f the saidwhuieh-to carry .on in is stead. Promptly at 11:00 o'ocfc the morning worship began, ev. Vanwhite presented IIIo. C. . Murray, the son of .our pastor nd a nWmiier and l?ul-preacher f the Burk Hall Circuit, of the It. Pleasant district. He selecte..' ^ a> text Isaiah 1.5:2: When thou ass through the wat r I will be ith thee, and through the rivers' ley shall pot over flow the". rhen thou walketh through the re thou slialt .not be buni neither lull the '.Tame kindle upon' thee, e used as a -subject: "God's Pro. iction and Companionship," Our pastor having be"n absent, le'Holy Commin-.ion was kept ,er until the did Sunday. We' a? prayiiig 1*oT TtTe recovery of itli Rev. and.Sist r .Murray, his ife.'* Th&id'fic-ets Slid members re planning big things for' the 2\v cbnfefenee year. for their.pas-. rr_ ? Sister Kditli I>aih>v has plannej tr a fish fry Kritlii.vA*oiuin^ week, i tlie church yar . Sri you tni?ht ike a pail also. The Moncks. ortu'ij riieiiit is the place for a readier to be stationed. The Rev. \V. M. Wrijrht tan<l y<? wore "the supper jruests^ of le Rev. \V. \Y. .Marry ami family i Sunday nijjlrt. Oh hoy! these jople roaly can do ildii.'s here.. BTH I. Idl I M 1! U'T. ( ill ( 11Rev. E. K. (Jjf.ildoii, I'astor . Newberry, S. < !<as't Sunday as fair .and pleasant. The Sun ay school met at :':i a.m. \\uo upt. Gladden in eharire. After ne regular devotion, the -classes ent to their several places, for Ludy, and after n a--eni!.!inir thi upfr. jtave us a brief summary of tie lesson, which was based on Law. I.ove and Temperance", f The regular morning- services' H'tran at 1 h o'clock with .Miss (wendolyn Huiry at the piano and Ir. Baker w.'th his violin. Our astor later- came before ti< with burning imss;t?r. Text: As n* mo,-I will behold thy faee in ighteousness: I shall he satisfied hen I awake with they likeness, salnis 17:1 T>. Christ was the only ully satisfied person who?ever Ved on this earth, ami that satifactiuiL jwas found in doine- the 'ill of God at all time-.. The B.Y.IM*. met ;it ii:U0 p.m. ith Bro. K. Miller n charge and fter the regular B.Y/IM'. srices. Miss Kloise Wilson was bapized by the pastor. We* are raying that she will grow stroner in the cause of God. The nijrht services wuo opened y Mr. George Singleton and Mr. aker. who played the piano and iolin respectively. Once more ur hearts, were made to burn ithin as our pastor spoke to us lonpr the way. Subject: "In I.ife :cnieniber Death and .ludircment" Fit'ends:-?"The proof of Mentai laturity is the realization that ou can't help the situation by 'orryintr about it". INE GROVE A. ,M. 11. <111 KC II Rev. II. ('. Cunningham, Pastor Sunday was a high <i'v at Pine Irove. Sunday school opened at s usual hour, with the Supt., liss J. L. Boyd and her co-workrs at their post of duty. All ofcers wore present. At 12:00 o'clock the pastor asended the rostrum and preached soul stirring sermon, and didn't ur hearts burn while the servant f God talked. After which the .Ord's Sunner was taken. and ! neat little sum was collected on | ist->^Tuesday Jiitrht. !< ministers roiiAWinnshnro worshiped. 'with s, And everybody enjoyed it. Ve are going to ask them to wor- ' hip with us again. Pie, chicken, cake and hot cofee were served, and the ? <>!! 11 ijf was hue. W'c are all praying that Rev. hinningham wilF he our pastor nother year. We hope that pur rayers wfll not Ik- in vain. ' He is ot only a good preacher, hut he i a pastor. _ I / k 1 EASLEY NEWS 1 -? r The big content- between the r Baptist and Methodist churches came oil' Friday night. My. what j a- nice ?affair it was The fifty ~~ vt ices under the direction of Mrs. 1 W. L. Simpson furnished music. 1 Several furnished readings that i were indeed enjoyed by all who t were piesent. Mr. Tolbert of A Greenville was here and gave some t hell ful remarks. The* Methodist 1 reported $117.00. while the Baptist t had $80.00. The following receiv- t d prizes as a token for the loy- c al way they supported the cause* i Misses Bernice Hendrix $5.00; Lou 1 ellen. Butler, $2.50; Catherine Ham ' ilton, $1.50 and Miss Bennie McKissick $1.00. ''Hats off" to both churches for putb'ng ijuch a program over in such a. Christ-like manner. Many affairs^isuch as trips a- \ round the world to Utopia, Africa, t chicken suppers, etc., were given 4 in interest of the contest." Last Wednesday night the Rev. ( J. II. McKissick delivered his first s 'sermon. .Those present stated j .hat it was good: - The Ladies Aiel Society met at i .lie home of Mr$. Barton. After 4 pencVng.an hour discussing things j of vital interest to all loyal church , nmnilktiv iiiniw ...? ...?x . .. ?v '? VI V OVI *CH (I ut'llions course of ambrosia and cak- * s. Mrs., W. L. Sim lis on most fit- j iingly thanked the hostess. , John Wesley M. E. church had J in foot a rally Sunday which resulted in $70.00. Rev. D. S. Curry preached a soul stirring ser- , lion. Mis. Curry accompanied her ' husband. '. . . . i Social News Mr. Pat Allyood left Monday to | pond the winter in Florida. .'Several young men Rave recent-. ; ly leturned who were in Connec.- J ti nt, several months Among < Miss Ella -Williams sjient the hem . is Mr. Jessie Ellrod. week-end with her mother who has little Miss Annie Ixiuise Wil- | liailis spent the week-end with her av:it. Miss F. L. Williams. j Mrs. V. I. Wakefield spent the 'week-end with her mother who has < been ill. I Music ' ' I Music, you are too tantalizing, be. t witching. . ? I You're tot) soft, too melodious and sweet. ' " I Why. send those sbunds for me to greet ? You . cheer me when I Ayant t'o be sad 4 4 Ybirmalce me forget when I'm mad (iod-like music, you steal into my heart and stay, You make me wish I were away To the town where music lives and ; plays, \nd m'vser sees lonely days?' . Tell me, why don't you ever be lonely? > Mow do you keep that cheerful I sound I And make all happy who're around Where did you get that song which says: ' . I "I'll Be Loving You Always?" Where did vou find these words so true: ' "I'm In Love With You?" ' Music, give me the secret^ of youi , ' charm That helps you go so cheerily a? long, ?|\nd I will be your friend. < live me the secret to your charm riiat helps you so sweetly along? fust frankly say to me low you keep so hapjiy And I" will say to you " I The things you never knew Of love and my rendezous. north charleston news j Sunday school convened at its , gess, jmtesitjinty Teachers hnd ' stud nts were at tneir respective , plac. s. 'At 11:45 the pastor ascended ihe rnstium. He preached as nev j er before. The audience wus held spell bound as the man of God spoke to us by the way. The l ord's Supper was administered by the pastor, Rev. J. C. Murray. The "Total collection for the day was $50,751 The night sermon was preached by Elder H. Alston. We regret t-o learn of the death of Rro. Wehman Gailliard who got ! drowned on October 27th. I l?... Karri Iho shock se I Ml- uiww ?-.n? ........ I vore, I I ittl<* did we thought his death so I near, But (iod who knoweth all things ; l.-est, [?lOavcd his pain and gave him rcst~. ' lie served as assistant leader on ( Class No. 8. He was a faithful ! member. Rev. Murray conducted the eulogy at Union Bapt. ehureh. | Interment in the church yard. He 'HE PALMETTO LEADER eft to mourn his Ions, a wrfe, 3 hildrcn,- ^ stop-children, 5 sisters ind a host of relatives and friends ^ I he family has our deepest sym- t >athy. We are proud to say Miss Laura Mnckney. the secretary of Saint jH'ters Sunday school was joined < n happy wedlock on September 18 I o Mr. Arthur Price. Also Miss J iVilhelmenia Small married on Oc- ? obcr. 25th to Mr'Cornelius tla 1- 1 iard. We are 'more than proud ' b say that ou'r dear beloved pas- j' or returned to St. Peters anothei , onference year. He is now liv- a ng on Liberty Hill in the New 11 Parsonage. We pray for them ^ nuch surcess. . " :i . . I s ? I V ABBEVILLE NHWS I St. James A. M.- IC. Church j Kev. W. S. Mims, Pastor 1 v L Sunday school was held at the j isual hour and vas fairly attend. . | ;d. The les;*on was nicely review- ' % ?i ?... Ai.. i... js .... 1 narks by Principal *\V'i.l;um Wadv, i, Tile prayer services were runiucted by -Mrs. Rebecca I . John < ion. v 11:30 a. in. our pastor read . Psalm 1st chapter as sti ipi.itv I s son. His text was 1 Cor. 5:8, usng "Sin the great adversary." as p subject of the discourse. * 7:00 p. m. Rev;' Minis brought > he message front S't. I.uke 10:17, which was inspiring to all. ' ' Total of all monies for the day 524.81. . , We were glad to have Mrs. S. L. Small.-, of Kingstree, S. C., in >ur service, who is also a mem- , , aer of the?A. C. T. school faculty. ] j The Educational Board met , Thursday, at the home of Mrs. ' Nina Moslty, 4:00 p. nt. Tile meeting was called to order . by ( the Chaplain, Miss E. lv. Collier. , After the devotional exercises the , meeting was turned over to . the Pres.,* Mrs. G. A. Gray. Al'er , biuliicss?transaction,?plans- \ve+^ _ discussed in aid of swelling the | treasure. $2.15 was collected. Mesdames Johnston of Orangeburg, S. C. and J S. L. Smalls -of Kingstree, S. C ^av<( some very interesting and en L-ouraging remarks to the Beard. i The hostens served ice cream ( and cake during the social hour, which was very refreshing. Mrs. N. Mosley and Miss T.iTlian Louis, joint hostesses. Miss Catherina V. Latimer wa- , a week-end visitor of her parents, , Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Latum*i\ Miss Mamie Bauknight, a stu- ( :hsnt of Alloh university was horn* for a few days with her mother, : Mi s. Minnie ' Bauknight. : Miss Annie B. Green, a teacher of Pendleton, S. C. was a weekend visitor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Greene. Mrs. Abbie J. Chappelle spent the wi'ekren^ with her sister, , Miss Ktta Johnson. \\ OODIU FK NEWS Trinity A..M, K. /ion Church Rev. Jas. R. L. Allen, Pastor 11 ]? ' The church school was well attended. Sunday, Supt.. Pi of. I). J. Wilburn and his staff of teacher's are elated, over the interest by the young folks. Sunday was New Bethel's day, the Hev. J. C. Goode pastor, was at his post i f duty. Pastor Allen motored to Chest nut Ridge chua'ch Sunday and returned Monday afternoon; and he reports that the people there will pay up an or men uenerui i lanm before he leaves for Conference Tht? church and town of Pauline S. C. are giving a birth-night entertainment ht the Chestnut Ridge A. M. K. Zion church in respect of Pastor Allen's birthday, Friday night, November 20. The Special General Claims Stewards of Trinity are in a heat?d contest as to who shall report . the largest amount of General Claims. The membership "and friends areTtfrgo f to pay yoiir's to mie of these Stewards, namely: Mrs. I). Morris, Mr. R. Uriiwnii'.;.'' Miss W. Mae Simmons and Rev. ! Jas. R. L. Allen. They ar<> work ing hard, let's help them. < The Trustees of Trinity are sponsoring a few night- progra m. Mr. Ii. 11. Wrlburn is the Chairman, Rev. A. R. Dillard of Spar- i tar.burg is doing the preaching. ( Mr, Walter Cannon and family < of Greenville, S. C. were pleasing visitors of Mrs. Alice Foster and Mrs. Mattie Gibbs, mother and < sister. Miss Helen Cannon spent th< i week in Spartanburg. with uncle i and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Authui ' Rrpu'tiin, _ ^ *. 1 Our sick are about the same Pray for them. We are informed that the Wood I ruff Jr. High school will o-pen November 16th. < Annual Conference is on us, let I all come out to Trinity Sunday and show your colors. The church needs your support. NAZARETH BAPTIST ( HI RCH This church - is near Rock Hill, ' S. C. and is pastorcd by Rev. T.,' S. Gilmore. , We arrived Sunday, October 25 and in the number one picture we saw a splendid young group of people along with Supt. U. K. Krvin and his splendid teachers at work. This action went along until service was called by the ptffctor. He in his usual way conducted for - the day. In a few fitting words the speaker was pre ented who delivered a real sermon. using these words "Who is my neighbor". At times it seems ing. Collection was raised and these wonderful people came forward with ($87.00) eighty-seven dollars. If our leading churches of larger cities are going to lead on they had better hurry up. j| If IStiNNKTTKVtlXK M US Mn. Jack Frost made an early rip Jo our l ily last week; tin- p?>aloVrs proved a heavy one. Th'e patrons, niembets and J rtrrT+> rrf ihe v uy FTTTTTl ~ i y ilea.sant for ^Jie delegates and riends utten.'ing the iVe'Dee Asvciation held at Shih h chinch, 'hp Arnulfl Sunday Seh ol t'oti-enlion sermon" was dclivred l?v ley. J. Ii. Hrooks. The trro.ip ueetiiiK wis very inspii my.: The 1 5. V. 1'. L'. projrraiu I'Tom" Trinity iaptist eiuirch, Florence. S. C, cas veiy Rood in every respect lev. 11. D. Dupree was ubs"Ht to esprmd to- the welcome addns.-; n. , lew minutes, Key. J. A. MeCon- d ell of M. C. made- the icsjidh>e. nd 1 must say,? it way one w itii chile. We" could have luard h:m .'' m hour longer. The S.uid,;y.. ?i rhool address "What is a modern >uin ay school," Dm 1.. .\le< ollwn.. his was very (food. lev. W. F.' Mcintosh in l,,is ,,wh " vay p leached? the Ktiueal im.ai e.rmon to a full house.. The introductory sej'iimn . ?:i- ., ully. delivered by our own, (ley ,V. I*. Williams. Th1* Doctrinal ermon by Rev., it. W. 1 .on.tr iil ver he remembered .in our .? h r d ind City. Dr. 1. D. l*in-oii- of M. '. made the Qdlejre speech, afte vhich. $102.00 was put-on th.- lain -M. C. Sunday merniatr (lie S'i; C t'lpk t l.arjre.' A nl<mh"r of i aehers ( rom'the delegation to k .paD. n, s s iwritiu aiv.i l)i. \i. WcCullilm, ' the paper".' by Mis'. \ddie Las ken. I'icken .'was v. ropd. ! Mrs. M. K. Howard made a ?plcr.'id spci>dr*in behalf uT MIT" "d nonary Society. I>r. A. W; 1-1111 V ;> reached a Missionary s. i nam. ^ -ubjcet "The Come.-. ahd'(b>es , " :;.oil's Word." J i :i!y ean^sa-y yi>,?. <h uld.have lx;en there to hear the ' >ernioii preach. I -4k'V. J, A. McConncI pieachCd V Lite elosjn.'"* sofmbn., and 1 nui-t .!? <ayj" Ho really closed the A.ssm ia- 1 Lion in every "respect wit In A sermon worth while was preach 1 id. ?ItevT b\ \\ . I'ri.nce, Moderate.' h Rev. 11. U. Butler, Clerk. Ilvvl K. H. Booker, Vic(' M oderat-o rf ar e I M. Booker, Vice Modeiat r. ahr jx,. A ith all the litlfer *e'i.'icet, I' ti'-!;I Association puf*ovcr a sj>!':nlid j I session. The .fall amount rai-e i ? "ii >11")? 17. , ('tie thousand han ilred five dollars and sevetilr n f eJltS. Soll.K lltone-y " solao wl. ,e l It was -ad to f',ie relatives- nisi I1 t'rUnds ti*..learn-of the death' et Mrs. Iieln'citi Wit la-.-jvo ii Ie>- l ' she died in the City, hospital Vrj- ' >' lay and v.ar laid to -t*?a?Afrr--d??}? it'tei nooti at Itei . h" A .dtitrch, Macedonia. where -h<- \vi a x faithful church.work'r. Two .. ' no- brothers, l.eiltrer-., 11' '.rot or.' :f Mr. .hts.ph Wiiherspo.m-isT'rv, C" Helen, Klix.ahi-th. and'-' Crrie. j Witherspi on. Mrs. Fanui" Willi-. I rsp ot: ari ived home funic XV y. I X...I. an JSt. Louis, . Mrs. U.. Bo-C d . .) i ., .. i C i. v ? <miukai u -?>!?v i _ iv ;rn niond. V?i; 'arrived 11; n 1 r in t funcltal service. The. '' M;u\v-i: P1U.U?Lsuivi: uu.-prevail;-lie-K. -I-? ^ l'c'n kin, Key. A11 > i'?? k'. S. Drake. I Jew P. I!. Milixin a and ' by. A-(5. Drake. ?L Ei mot her ami father,. Mv. an .1 .Mt . 1 1. Vv". Withai sii nn, a I'it-i, " . k II. Ross. i:"l ikil.lv. .. 1 ") brother.-. a hii.-t of m at ' . ;i!v I ami friends. Mr. (llivcr Ocean is r . .1 Iter a I'.av week.- ol' i!i:.. -O t .-iik uias: .Mrs. 1 loa'tfnhs. .V < .! land. M: s? .1. IV-mse. .Mi . i: .mi 1 M,' <. < almond, Mrs. I teal. Mrs. Isreal diei. ai h r i . Sunday alt ri nun. ' Mrs. Alice llnthr ul' iiti't -'. ii S. ('. -JK lit tile Week, ii on. with father. Mr. Cr slatal. Mr. .Munav "1 Samlet. S, ' . pent Friday afterno n in tie- c'ti.y with dan liter. Mrs. .Mat:.'.!: M t ray ICIlerbee, .Mr. .John Mom-e is in.proviinv ni ?'ly in every respect. ' Mr. K lienor. ina'de :i -tat _. . t; hiiil'liiiir a beautiful new u the corner of Amelia "Si-. 'triad t" . see so .many new homes. .inif ;:i'?." . Prof, (iifti:Vi 11 "was fTitl t -111;!. to have his better halt". Mrs. (i i- . Ion to spend tht. we'k-eml iti the t fit.v with hi in. i ~ J" Mr. Bill Crnsluhd was functaliz- ' i'd at Disc Hill church S ;> d iv at ' 1 o'clock. Hew Steal, n.i-t 'r.. .1. II. \V. Moni-on in eliaritv. Rev. S. N". M-. Km r it' X < . , in'i arhf'il :it 11 :*>*> a. in.- at k van's Chapel M. K.-Zion, ehm eh. S/i. t lay, November 1st. 1 v. hi.-: t( PpjlJ wo.. the Holy ('niimr i:i . rhV .service was'spiritually rn/ov- (] d. At S:OD n .ni. Itishop W . Mart'n i>'f <'hicay.a III. nit nel;.-J._^ ii noble serTTTrrfT. A la rye eonyv (] ration was* present to. .hear -tlr t >ish< p. lie was assLted \\:tb it preachers.'. of th?. city Please pay year subscription ; > 1 h ' IV-1 'vet t 1 .eader. K- m. !iil> :hr words "Thou Shall X t St a!<" The Palmetto Leader ' b.t.-iress ( ap.'! yo unless vol: support th |, paper, by paying in full. |'s, LAI RUNS NKWS c By Thomas Shclton Rev. Robert J' ha.-or. a - m ' v :nry student of .Iehnson < . Smfth ?< university was the week-end truest *' bob as iKfSirKl 9M i" the Shi ]i?'!i'> Ja-t week. Mrs. Ozelia W:?T t - h ;i- a visi?. ,,1' In r dauyht r. Mis.. K. Watts ii 't ;i?> Fair week' in < Viluntiiiu.. < 1' - - U :< 11 -?i.. a jiaii?i?aJ?!.< 111? 11 t lli>liu|i A. .J. Htown ill' . ?< iiis-tt . < . vis 11? < 1 M rs. Luther Stevenn ami .M is. (;?*?< va Sheli'ip Sanay evi.r.ny. While en r??ute ti <>'iinil?ia. .x|i'S M,attic -kelt lias reLfttl d inniiv i'r<iin 'Washington. It.'C.. .here, she . was cat led t.?. t in- hc<li'ic ?it her sister. Mrs. ( clia Mur"I'k. 'J-l.o -friend- of Mis. Mur< ' k tin; yiad t< know that -lie has i:|noved c. nsitl. rahiy.. .Mr. < har. >' Franklin has improv <1- soniehat :'it . this ' writ inir.' 'I hc f i iunds.' ! Mr-. (!ieen White am- still nanning h r d'nth in N'i u Inn i y. Miss Magrfeie (iuiaati vv;?s till k-'.i.'l - iic-t pf her pa'- iiis <itv i i. I! a in} t '.i!i street-. Mi'ss 'iariett - a inenilier of the Manning Hi i-hoiil facility. I he many pupil- who attend d " li annual Stu'.e Fair in t-'oluinhia iperted a s'ieee--ful tti*?. ..Many "thall ..fans' hi planning to ate.nd the annua! crash hetui.<.? \i en ami Kc-mdict <m Turkey Day. OAK OKOA K CI KOI IT K<W. I). I). Haughty, Pastor Oak (iiovp services: 10:1."" Sutw ay. sctfooj 1 1 ::o in. Morning orship. Thcu.iv- "My (iraeo . is dffh icnt" 1 : {!) discussion theme Was it Duty?" There were xiilc very sa * deaths from the- Stolin's Community.. Ka.ihard 'i'eai son's Wife died Oct her JIO; .as buried* November 1st. * . aves to'mourn tier loss a host- <1' eiatives and friends. Mr. Willi' Rose, a well knoWt;, arrner,. and a good friend to His "emirit'i . and Mr f harlir ? am met their death about the aie^ time. The deaths resulted rojn reckless driving. I'ddie I.emon was, coming from Tnis.vlvani.ii; to attend hisdnch'N iin.ral"* < WMllie Kose). tin .', rar. nio a truck, which killed him. Mis. K. M. Hill. Mrs. Patsy Mcaddon "and- Mrs. 1.. Rose visited he' Annual conference. They rea .. o. ..?? -- . ' u ?i.iv uium:. ,i v -j/r ?t:imill lu-i ? are piekinj; and selling itttiin, getting i?"iopaied l'or the. ' I weather that'- on its way; 1'.. MeRuo is I eptT-seTTt iltg the-7 ' itii'iieatt Workman Mile InsurVa'V Society." Rt. 1. Ro.\ I'll, Make ity. S. S. K.. Mcliiie Insurmv 1 )fputy. . IN M MM OKI AM hi sad hut loving memory, of a ear husband and a .devoted father. Ir. J. S. Collins, who deparfd !t:.- life Ni'veihlx r nth, It'll 1. tn.j our hearts ate sad with pain !;i< u pi le! .Li!|v like Ibavcn -o,i4d?lira i' your voice a train. die happy h<u:rs jvu spent with us 11.\l .swi'i-i tir . memory still; !a.i tl< nth has left an empty i-haij . \vo,rbl van ik vvr till. mv.,' are always in our im n.nt'y, i-i'-t, i livii-iu ami trin ; . h> : ( i- n-'t a iiay i.e by i.at \v.o do :;ot think of'y . u. S a.lly nii-V.'i by: Mrs; II. 11 'ollins, wife; Dr. A..I. Colli:.-, sou i'-. Kati Svo'.'t, ami .Mrs. G . U't ?iavd. .autri.:< rs; !i. Jiiani'.a - vp'li C. ami Barbara (i. Wooda <i. tr: ard-ckildre'n. . mi: MiKKi: M:\NS The .Mvili'o High school o-p,-, nod October 'Jo. lt'Mti for" 4he ot" l'.v'Pi-lPoT, with a laiyv nrolhhent. D'acheis added to the :n-!iltv :i r, * "At > < .f:iiv^l ( nf 'lvifinV.. S. Miss A Hi no r??;in?H.rcn-t'tf +'"hrtrhia," Srti;-T ' The work for the year was cut.-' i he! 1 iy tlu- Principal. All the cache i s?'.Yt if?vm y nitioh?ploriood I r. I stated'that tluy wore tfoihj; to I Dis'l.i- this the baiwier yar for the , oh ol. . ; I'ruf. Brooks has already! bear. trying to raise funds to have j he school painted ' Oar Supt. was a. pleasant \; i- ' " ' bii la^t. Wedtr sday and seemed a bo very {please with the work, j . All-4bt*~)tPackers worshiped at ialee on Sunday". I 1'rof. Br yd.-* iiiotored t ? . Be-. , r re. where he Spoke on oducaiop. I.fkmuj.H NKW^? Frank Bowl. Reporter Services were well attnded at alvary A. M.. F. ehurch.Sunday, lev. Bates preached a- wonderful j ernion. We couldn't but say our ' earts -trotmed within' us while the | inn of delivered the message, hi his last Sunday at Calvary-, ffore conference. The pastor and member* of Calary were successful in their conreiue budget TTiday night. \V? II had an enjoyable time. <1 ins: the sacred WTH inns to our compe- Kf'CM understanding, dip- MwM Service insures ^ ill the inviolable * and desires of the KmS i - ' * ^r : ??? Paffe 5 ..... PlKUJISSifwVVI. ^.'AHWS. i V MOO?M 0 ?V DR. A. B. JOHNSON SI R.iEON 1 ' Office: ,. *t. Phone 3400 Residence: 'J 19 S'ric! Phonu feMO REV. J. (I. .IOIINTON . Office : 2029 M*u.r;?/i. ; NOTARY I'l |5f |/_ DealoY in If. :.l I'. marriage ctit Onio: k .. - ?' deeds, n???i:tira Call to See ti in : ????mmmmmmnmn mm *. >? **,/ Office Ph'jne SicT i,. ** n. j. ritknfiicr / Attorney-at-iaw ui.. i ' .t ' . PUACTICK IN All i ?State and I i lis . 11-1 If ' Wasiilii^t'uis .V. i dr. h. h. cuxu . ftcBtlw . ~ Special Attention o.>oi. seaseb ol tr t t. Gold Crown anu idnxi^y. ;* A Special* Office Phone G4iii> Il?..-. : 1125 Washington St., Go.a . S. G. DR.| L. M. I)A N i iC 1 ,S Physician ami Siirmmi I Office Hours: 5 t<. i"1 A. A!.: 1 to \ P. M. 6 to -S i\ \i. Special Attention ?ii.. j <:>' :???? Of Woorn. Office: . i; : : c: 11*25 Washing! n. .'J >>n Phone 6-125 T 1-':. .? . DR. J. G. hTL ART / Eye, Ear. X . >. i ? Glasses-Erttc.; ~r*~ - .... Office l'lou'i>.. I n a 11:00 to 1: P. M. /. -. Ai.-2 6:00 to 8:0o P/..M. /". / Office: . ^ i. "2030 Taylor St/' 1-.1V St ?Offiee -Ehnrrsr T... . Tfe: 11 A. M. to 2 I*. A!.' 6 P. M. -to ^ i'. .M. Dr. W. I). Chanjc! e Physician and >ei ? -i>Lli-eases ol \\ onu'i) ai;u t h.idtcn A Specially. Office: i. | c.: 2115 Lady St. : >>-u Columbia. > \ . ~ ' Office Hours: l'.'onts; 8 to y A. .M. i,:j 11 to 2 P. M. i.e.- o.j8 6 to 8 P. M. Dr. R. 1>. l'reciei icii. Physician Office: : i.ee: . 1107 Vjs Washingt'ei. i ?'1<J 1-urk Over Victory Savil:'ir-iJar;-.r; " Co liar. -a. .*. C. i^?? ii i i - . . . ? Phone 7811 All clashes > ! Dr. L. H. Ihilimaii i? i: n t s i I* A IN l.LS.s 1 \ I I. \ I : N > Sundays i>> Api .out . ..s Office: -3d'.-; * In. . ??i.- <; Col.;in~l... S. Dr. H. (?. Tn(.nr^.s^n U:.MI ; 1323 I 2 Assei.b'y M ? ia Phone 311.1, (told t r?ow ivs?Plates a S|K ?' lit >, \.\t 1 a : - i'^uiWs. lit Winnsboiu ' V e.'n - ' td Saturdays at A. Itn?. i ' ! ; Phone 2P.1 Office Ho-,r . ' s; 8:30 A. M. to 7 >0 P M . < . ' 3 Kepi .'>*3 Dr. F?. p . . ii';'- , T> T- N T. I : T Fil'inpr. , Pl.t tec. C'n '' ">s rtiinnay r>v ,-um i*4 ... > Am ,<t i ? ? ? . , . c... v mad.u: Hair f?r'>T* For IJiseased Scalg? f,'iy<?s \ if* ^ Beauty. HKST r.ln.;w.n? nmce a week?PRICE Jfi*. 19?G B1 a ruling Rt. Cofvuihlm Counts Drug Store, Wcablnjrton 8K. Tkoma* Th-ur Store. Cornrr TnyW cad BiMwi Mtreeta ' * V * f