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Saturday, November 28, 1936 . BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH R*v. S. H. Lewi?, Pastor Columbia, S. C., November 22? Sunday was a pleasant day for all church goers. We observed this day as "Harvest Home Day." Not many were prtsent, but nevertheless we had splendid services throughout the day. Our Sundaj school opened at its usual hour, 10:00 a. m. After the lesson hue been taught by the various teachers, Rev. Lewis gave a splendid review. We must? congratulate the girls on Miss Laurence's class for having the banner in collection for the post Sundays. At 11:15 a. m. Rev. Lewis had a very inspiring sermon 3or ' hearers. His-teXt was taken trom " the 105 Psalm. His'subj?$t was "A Called Thanksgiving." Reverend S. S. Morris, the secretary and treasurer of the A. C E. League -was~fn th<?"CTty: TTC " sponse to the leaguers concerning the "Sextuple Conclave" which convenes in-Memphis, Tennesee in Vie is urging that . many of the Columbians come to the meeting in Tennessee. The topic for next Sunday, November 21), will be "Turning the .Dials." Come out and help us discuss it. Reverend Lewis preached again for us at 7:00 p. m. The choii rendered lovely music throughout the day. Conie out to all of oui services for visitors are alway;. welcome'at Bethel. Sunday schoo begins at 10:00 a. m. Preaching at 11:15 and 7 p. m. The A. C E. League at 5 p. m. Rachel Kinard, Reporter MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCI , Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor (Charleston, S. C., November 22 ?Services began last Sunday with j the usual sermonette by the pastor to the little church. A (goodly number of children were present at the usual time to enjoy the | talk of the pastor, who always j brings a message of encouragement to (the children, that is en- ? joyed by the older ones as well." ~~j The sermonette last Sunday, was based upon the subject: "The danger of being common''. At 11 a.m. Dr. Witherspoon delivered a splendid sermon from the text ta , ken from 1st Peter, 3rd chapter ' and 18th verse. "The Christian's developed?by; the pastor. The* ser....... 11 ,1?1 ) inuii waa >v c11 uviivcicu, ouu cvjuoi* ) ly well received. Brother Marion Stroble sponsored a program at , 5:30 p.m. that was all that could j be expected. The programs ar- d tanged by Brother btroble are al- >. ways of a high class nature. Lo- j cal talent is always shown to the best advantage. The pastor preached at 7:30 p. 1 m. selecting as a text St.. Matt. 25th-chapter and .31st verse. - He . -selected as a theme "The Mathematics of God". It was inspiring ' to hear the pastor explained the v manner in which God deals in ad * dition, subtraction, multiplication P and division. All who heard the . sermon were edilied. '' The Missionary society undei the leadership of Miss C. S, A. '' Smith is preparit^f for their usual Thanksgiving program and ministering to tnc poor of the church ' and the city. We have the information that " ?E. TtUTiTnTi^as. been ap" " pointed presiding elder of the Mt. 1 Pleasant district. He will meet i! a loyal group at Morris Brown which >is the head of the district. ^ We hear too, that our old friend q Dr. J. W. Murph has been assign-"^ cd to Aikon, IS. C. There is ttct ~r stronger Gospt 1 p'^a^her in?ew?state than Dr. Murph. We follow his appointments with interest. \ . because we know him so well ? Morris Brown is pleased to hear ^ that Dr. R. E. Brogdon is assigned to Emmanuel A. \M. E. church p in this ciiy. We predicted aftei s the close of'the Palmetto anmm r - . cuitference through the "Leader' h that we would ^see. more of Dr. s BrogdurrirrA he/City of Charleston, o South Caroling 2 | < ( a SHILOH A. M. E. CHURCH ? Rev. L. F. Vance, Pastor : to > Sunday morning, 10:00 o'clock n (flound ii?any members o>f Shiloh on ^ their way to church. The Sunjiy a ^ school lesso.i was very beautiful- ( Iy discussed and reviewed. Everyone seemed to have enjoyed it ^ The pastor, Rev. L. F. Vance de- fc, i livered another one of his inter- n esting sermons fikling the next service. His text is found St. Mark 9:23. The well fitted sermons that he brings to us seem an apf lift to the minds of young an J old around Shiloh. Tho Prosf>erity Uhdeitaking t Company* greets you a very ple&s- i ant Thanksgiving. We hope the \ turkey be more pleasant. But during the merry making should x there' be a cause that wo may s serve you; We will be glad to have ^ tho i We are in the position to serve 1 you at any time and any place. We are yours, of you and rPpte- t sented by you. May we cooperate t ^^^with you and you with us and ,? EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH R. E- Brogdon, Pastor (Charleston, S, C^ November 22 ?A large proportion of the membership of Emmanuel -went up to St. George, S. C., on last Sunday morning to witness the, close of the South Carolina conference. The number of churches affected oy this conference, begin another year with the hope that this year will be a banner /ear for each church and that when the last mile post shall have been reached we all mpy have nothing to regret. Emmanuel^ banner is still floating. The standard bearer ould not let it touch the ground. Rev. J.-E. Thomas, former pastor of Emmanuel has been given the Mt. Pleasant district over which he will preside. Rey. R, F. idiogdon who helcTthat position is low the pdstor of Emmanud. We welcome Rev. Brogdon same as we welcomed those who preceeded him As we have parted with former pastors in the spirit of friendship and love, we say the same foi Rev. J. E. Thomas and we wish for him and hi? ??l ..... iiiucil BUCCCSS. During the absence of the pas.or on last Sunday morning, Rev. f. White, one of Emmanuel's sons jonducted the services. The preliminaries were carried out in the usual manner and the morning's message was delivered by Rev. White. He is always ready am .villing to se^ve and whenever is his lot to ''carry on'", he comes up and executes the duty devolv d upon him. The message was uplifting. ? The attendance at- the evening hour was very fine. Rev. Thomas onducted the"" devotionals after which he introduced and presented to the 'congregation Rev. R, E. Brogdou. Immediately the pastor arose and after prayer took his text from the thirty-second Psalm eighth verse: "I will instruct thee and teach thee in the 'way which hou shalt go: I will guide thee vith mine eye." Theme "Divine nstruction'*, The sermon was de-j i.vered with power and sincerety. | This first sermon coming from the Rev. Brogdon in the capacity of >astor at Emmanuel, was an awak ning sermon. We were pleased to lave a few yisitors. Mr. Thomas L.aSaine of Morris Brown A. M. 5.' made a short talk. On the evening1 of the 17 instant he repetition of "Building New 2mmanuel" was witnessed by a plcndid audience. Mrs. Hattie L. Thomas, our ex-pastor's wife diectod. Memorial services were held on donday evening, November 16. A arge number of members and riends were present. Our Senior hoir served on this occasion. Miss ?.Erances L. Taylor and diss S. E. Green were week nders. Miss Taylor is one of iur girls and is a student at Alen. Miss Green is one of the inrtuctors. We are pleased to mow that Miss Green is improvng nicely. IETHLEIIEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor Newberry, S. C.?Last Sunday .'a%-a day <?7 clear skies and calm - eather. The Sunday school scho> rs were -on time for the most art last SunAay. Prof. Logan opened up th6 reguir devotional hour, after which he classes went to their respecive classes for a brief study of the ;sson. At the assembly Bro. J. B. Mor an reviewed the lesion. The regular morning services ere opened at 11 :Q5 ? m, with iiss Gwendolyn "Henry at the pino, later our pastor came before s with a thrilling message. Text: V'e pray you in Christ's stead be e reconciled to God II Cor. 5:20. iiibject: "Be Ye Reconciled To !od." Every bo'y went away Mth a renewed Strength listening o such a nowerfnl ac"v>rtn. ?? The B. Y. P. U. opened its serices at 6:40 p. m. with the presient incharge, and as usual they ave us a splendid program, and e enjoyed it to the highest. Mr. George Singleton was at the iano at the opening of. the nigh) ervices, and after the regular de ot tonal services our pastor rou,ght us another strong mesage. Text: Thou shall have no ther Gods before me. ExoJui 0:3. Subject: "God's Life Insurnce Company." Oh how we did njoy the message. Sister Maggie Taykrrra membei f Bethlehem died Thursday nite: IrwrorviKnv 1Q u ' ^ av, ?i nci nunie in uanontown after an iiflness of two ol lore years. She was Funeralized t Bethel Baptist church Monday, t 2:00 p. m. Rev. E. E. Gaulden her pastor) in charge. Dear members and frienos; lei is not be in too big a hurry on "hanksgiving Day by trying to eat time, and wind up in eterity. OWINGS NEWS Mt. Carmel A. M. E. Church Rev. J. W. Thomas, Pastor Sunday school began at the usuil hour, with Supt. and teachers it their post of dbty. The lesson vas reviewed by Pr</1 Brown. At 1:00 d'clock the Bible Tessor vas well instructed by Mrs. Thomp .on. Mr. Ralph Miller and family"were )hc rucaU uf Ml. Ulld MM. John] iViWiama Sunday evening. \f * P C Iy.nl/ y? yl Cy, ? 11 i'*i . * M. ?A ?I\ anu loiiiujr wtit | he quests of Mr. James Watts md family Sirnday evtninjr. Sick list: Mr. Joe Irby. We are loping for him a speedy recovery. 1 JOHNSTON NEWS I J To Be In Charge mm ^W.V The above is the likeness of the Rev." Mr. B. T. Sears, the popular pastor of the First Mt. Zion Baptist church of Johnston,. S. C. He will be master of ceremonies on the fifth Sunday night, November 29, at 8:00. when a srreat Pew Rally will be own. There have been a well arranged program for the occasion. Mrs. W. J. Halter (white) and one of the leading white murchant of Johnston will be the principal speakers. There are twenty captains who are working to make This rally a success. The program is made up of solos, readings, speaking, Glee Clubs and quartets. There are also ten girls running against each other in a Popularity Contest. We are hoping to make this one of the best programs that has ever been stage at Mt. Zion Baptist church The Dublic is invited io come and witness this great musical feature. Don't forget the date, Sunday night, November 29, at 8:00 o'clock. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NEWS OF UNION, S. C. _ ' . V The Piedmont district of the Wo. men's Federated clubs of South Carolina held its district meeting at Bethel A.M.E. church, ' SaturHnv N'nvpmUr 21. 19Mfi with the Marion B. Wilkerson club of Union, S. C., entertaining. Representatives of the Over The Top club ^f Greenville, S. G., the Community club of Wellford and the Marion B. Wilkerson club of Union were present. The following program was rendered with Mrs. Lydia L. Williams . of Greenville, acting as chairman in the absence of the Presidept, Mrs. Carrie M: Thompson. . Program: Music?Holy, Holy, Holy. Prayer by Mrs. S. L. Humphries Welcome Address?Miss B. C. Reynolds Response?Miss Lillie R. Tillman introduction of visitors?Mrs. T. E. Robinson, was introduced to the group. Enrollment of Delegates A p po i ntm e nt of Comm i t tees ?:? Paper: "Lifting. as" We Climb"? Mrs. M. J. Vernon Solo?Mrs. Lydia L. Williams. Solo?Mrs. Beatrice Bobo Discussion: "What Wilkerson Home Means to the Girls of S. U., led by Mrs. Sexton. Piano solo?Mrs. B. T. Vance ' Remarks by Mrs. T. E. Robjnson Music?Mrs. Annie D. Staggs Offering $3.10. Memorial service in honor of Mrs. Hattle Williams of the Green ville club: Hymn?Nearer My God To Thee Remarks" on the Li^e of Mrs. Williams by Mrs. Annie D. Staggs. Rpport of Committees ' Closing hymn: God Be With You Till We Meet. Again 1 After this program the visitors were escorted to the homes of the following for dinner: Mrs. S." L. Humphries, Mrs!** G. W. Bolden and Mrs. Martha Sartor. The meeting was a very beneficial and inspirational one. Xlfc members returned to their re- spective communities with the determination to render more effective service for this noble work. EFFINGHAM NEWS Meadow TFong Bag$st Chi/rch Rev. J. W. I)aviS, Pastor Sunday school at the usual! hour, with Supt. J. H. Frierson and teachers at their post. The lesson was beautifully discussed throughout the various classes. After a brief devotion assisted by Rev. Webster Kennedy and report of Sec. The pastor came before an appreciative audience with ?n inspiring message, though he was a little indisposed, he preachI ex.* as never before." This inspiring message was tffken from First Cor. 9.16. Theme; "The Gospel and .what it. means to the world." This message was enjoyed by all who heard it. Otir visitors on today were: Rev. and Mrs. Webster Kennedy of Kingstroe, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friday an J Mr. Friday's mother; Mr. Henry McCoy of Mt. Zion Baptist church, also our teachers, Prof. A. McLaughlin and Miss Celestine Harrell. The dormer of Sumter, S. S., the latter of TimmonsviKe, S. C. MttJullH CllimilllliM left SatiirT'" day, Novmeber 21, for New York, N. Y. We hope for him a safe trip and a happy stay. Mrs. Joshrtia liawkins is "doing nicely now. On the sick list is Madam Katie Smith. We hope for her a speedy recovery. (Miss) Alise Johnson, reporter i " I rHE PALMETTO LEADER CHRISTIAN HOME BAPTIS'I CHURCH Rev. J. C. Honor, Pastor Lowrys, S. C.?Inspite o? the cold day last Sunday we hai. a fine spiritual meeting. Our pas tor brought to us a well outlined prqgram for the year 19.37. Aftei which he entertained us with a fitting sermon. The whole church is happy ovci the success of the "Twelve Tribes of Israel." The religious playwas directed by Mrs. B. M. Honor | The tribes reported as following: "Reuben,!' Deacon H. K. Kirk Patrick reported $30.20. "Simeon,' Deacon Wyilie reported $5.10. j~"Levi" Deacon Darby reported $0.75. "Ju#ah", Deacon Thomp. son reported $2.70. "Issac" Dea. Cohen reported $9.60. "Zebulum" Deacon Berryr Carter reported $9.10. "Dan" Mr. N. Howard ro-< ported $12.27. "Nkiphtali" Mr. James. Moore-- reported. $9.75 "Gad" Rev. Gaulman reported, $9.00. "Asher", Mr. Berry Waikei reported $6.90. "Joseph," Mr Murray Darbjfe. reported $2.60 uik "Benjamin," Mr. Hubert Sims reported $6.66. The prizes went t the Sons, Reuben and Dan. The prizes to the individuals raisin;: tUo ?? * m>. iukucsv u mount went to .Mrs Maggie Sanders Who-reported $18 65. The second prize to Mrs. Katie Sims who reported $5.00. We were proud wfhen we found that the total amount raisev. i' this contest was $116.18. It wa on a cold night but we were there from every corner. We are sorry to learn of the accident of Mr. N. Howard, we hope he will soon be able to wafk again. ' ? .We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to Mr. Hubert Sims anc. family during their hours; of be reavement. Everyone enjoyed the companj of Rev.. Bowen and choir from York, S. C. during our tribe contest. Rev. Bowens gave us a wonderfuf. message. We were also glad to have guests iftrom Rock Hill, S. C., Chester, S. C. and Chai lotte, N. C. We hope they will come again. Watch the Leader for our next project and Christian Honv. grow. | ALLEN TEMPLE iTI. E,. V II L UV II Rev. R. I. Lemon. Pastor Greenville, S. C.?Sunday S. opened at 9:45 a. m. We haJ a very beautiful Messon which was thoroughly taught by the teachers. After the study of the. lesson the classes assembled and listened < to a very fine review by Mr. Paul Adams, a scholar of class?No. 5-. Miss F. L. Lykes in a compttmentary manner presented Rev. Lemon a purse from the Sunday school. Morning service began at" 11:15 a. n\. The pastor delivered a strong and spiritual message that inspire*, the hearts of all. He used for his subject* "The Soul's "Lbnging foT God." Psalm 42:1. .Vfe had one to join the church Miss Golden of) Millers Chapel A. M. E. church, Newberry, who is now a nurse in the Working Benevolent Hospital. She was made welcam?_by ^11. - We also had several?visitors?present. The pa tor leaves for the Annual conference Wednesday at Greenwood. The A. C. E. League met at 6 -I o'clock, with a targe attendance. Night service began at 7:00 o'clock. The pastor delivered hL farewell message for thfs conference year to a very large congregation. His text was found Acts 26:22. His message was filled with the spirit and caused thi hearts of many to rejoice. After __ the usual service was over the , Pew Rally took place. The Rally was an overwhelming success for 1 the pastor's salary, as usual; it 1 went over the amount asked for. The person raising the highest amount over $1.50 was given a ( pair of Kid Gloves. This prize went to Mrs. Lila Lewis $5.05; I 2nd prize 1 pair of silk hose, to Mrs. Lila Mayes $3.75. Total a- ( mount raised $140.00. Just as the pastor was about to have the Doxology, every board and aiixifiary of the church presenter.' him with "purses" or I "gifts." He was verv pleasantly surprised. A token <f?rom the Trustees and Stewards, Mr. J. A Johnson; a token from the Men': club, Mr. J. L. .Mayes, a token from the Usher Board, Mrs. Jessie Mae Brown; others were presented by the Lailhlul AY.orkur^. . club, Miss Lula Robinson; Willing Workers, M*s. L izzie Cafhoun I Silnshine ciub, Mrs. Minna Calhoun; Junior Cfioir, Miss Eunice Adams; Senior Choir, Miss F. I.. Lykes. The League also gave a token during the League hour. The |l \}[ p?t?tor ,was f 11 uT siniIt's and hij*h ly praised each and everyone t'oi what fchoy have done" Criny tii year. Thus tended -another suec. s. 1.1 year's \vu:k by lii ; aen . lit* v. L.moa at AS lea "Tempi-. "A M. IS. cirttivh.- Not o:? y A11? i' ieiiipi*.. but the entire eity oi Clrueat ille is exp> i t i;;ir Rev. k. 1 Lein r. back attain. The pastor uimuuiu'd that lit v. 1). I'. Avium's will'be in ei.atnv oS. the church di'tintf the confeieliOe MSWUl.UUV NISWS .Miller Chapel A. .M. JS.'-Church Rev. \\. C. Crawford, I'astor The pastor has been well revived by tli.' meiiibcis and l'licndof the eity.'" His .-.emmas hav bet.ii inspiring -and icrvciitly tie live red to an inereasinp audience ' 11 is text Sunday moriiijr' was Rev i .1:5 and eve nintr MaLL. '7:1-4-14.- A The moinin.it service r ue peisoi. j joined the church. I Mrs. 1.. H. Crawford, i.is \vil\ who has doiie nivieh .Mis.-ionari work will add much to the Miss.onary ~pirit in th.s city. f'..1. I., i.' > x 111 t ?ivuaii \ Iiurcii ttcv. A.H. Heasoner, I'asloy; Sunday school s..!\i.e was quiu mpiossiYe as usual. During the Young People's ser vita- the stoi-y of Thnnksgiving was <Mul by. Master Paul it. All. ii j Mr.Wl. \V..Joiies and .Mis. Alice hong. r, . . The public js cordially-invited tt .ttcud a .Missionary syt vice at ('a . ary Pi esbylerian chu-rcb Sunday ' .furnoi n tJa'jU o'clock'!Drayton Street High School Pro!'. I". S. (lallman stated ih Newberry fc'ounty Fair %\ 111 la held at the school, December -i-?>. We hope to have oik1' ? f thv. eas.at st fairs this year. Don't fail to 1tca? I.uthcr? Kiuj. in the auditorium Deeemt;nn?iSSi Admission 10c, inc.,and l2">c. The carnival'by the ninth grftd .Miss Angelina Voting teacher was a great success. . The children enjoyed a great deal of ..fun at the candy pulling by seventh grade, Mrs. N, P, Sin ' glctoti, teacher. We regret very' much-to heat" ,>f the death of .Mrs.-Maggie Tay. iov who hus.-sullh t cd; a lone t-inti ' ut Wf believe earth's loss is heav en's strain. because she was always happy and cheerful. A ' ureal.'deal of In r cn.ioynicnt a*as due to the kind tiealnunt by Miss Wiiludmenia 1'erkins. Mrs. Elsie Daniels is c.ontinei; ,o bed. We trust she will s? oil re.coyer. Mr. \V; Dm k it is coiilint'.l t< his room; trust lie will ,-oon be trontr ajiaiii. The county teachers"' associate f. was held at. Diayton Street Jliyh <c!ieol, Saturday.' A lot of iufor- . mation was lectived that ail of. the teachers in the-county m aid be .ntervsted in hearing: Rev-. \V. C. Crawford, the pa*ipr of Miller Chapel A. M. 11. church pledged his cooperation in; the suvitv of lnuuanhy in out county. We are- always clad to have such niinislvis in cur city. St. .Matthew Kaptist Church Rev. S. M. Halscy. Pastor , sniuuay was a line day -I'm hirrch service. T li c Sunday cho.'d was in I'u!l bloom opeiiou a its usual hour by liu- supcrm.fliclint. The Advance class was caught by the pastor.- The les.-ui. well ixplaim-d; there wcie .several visiters. We are glad Co.si.iy that we are having morning s.crvici- oil illil Ulld 1th Sunday.- at You <iie invited to o'liic and \vorHip with us. Evening service' at rt':UU o'clock. The H.Y.I'.F. is still on its way to-success. There will b,'priva.given t0 the t\ ur test papers ?>i spieches Sunday evening, Nuvemoef_JlP an,Lor.e lo-.-nlnlt -Conn. vany anil witness the contest. At. 8:00 p.in." the pastor came, before us again with a message from Kx. .'1:2* from which bin hearts were made to rejoice. Teachers and advanced scholars weekly nieeting every Friday evening. 7:00 o'clock at the. parson *px~-?THt pastor iu\ p.i > anyoia .hat desire tc>.come for instruction..' EI.OISK liKI.I.AK SI C'CKSSFl 1. IN LOIISMLLK f 1 Louisville.?Ky. CO !\ll.o Kb . >ise Kellar, nationally known cook ing school expert, lulled to hot ' leputation by the ellicicnt inannei in which she conducted the highly 1 successful cooking school of tin Louisvilld Leader here Inst week. The Odd Fellows Hall was taxed 1 to capacity as the school closed-; ^ I). C. AM) >TAIf > LAM) HAM: 1.2**2 IN CCC "Washington ?(C)?The His- ' Lrict of Columbia hits -10.*? and i Maryland 82P colored members of J the CCC,? it is announced by theEmergency Conservation Work. ?g ? ? i. horca> - irr.v* w. m .nori:v 1 Tin* K* \. W'm. .M. 1?* ley. 1 fo ::i< 1 - I I ? : ' t ? 1 .'-wry Ii.tituti a M,;y} vil>. '( ., iiii ?i t'.'n Saturday. I ' 'iitn t' 7. alt r ni'jtc *!ia!t -?r> v<ai'.- >; lift ,i.'I" in i iI'?<.-* t'*i his j it tar.*. f . Mvwjwd thi i it'i'invJ . founilor "I ihisviii.-ii.tui.iuii f the |i"<m ?-?>!"Ii 'I lUil'inn "IV tiii* ' fMlWilllIli! \ | | t li*' i'i!\.'avimial Wc. of t':< tutu, jm1111 ty annuiy .his rare ci'Siiint'ticI ami ..under 11..*uithmi i' it <h* * i.|m-ii ru| |iicw. Thn unit , hi tiittiiiit^ */.(al "I ? i s wire urou.-i'd ,, fulii.u ,-uit. A; . stii.tf to tlu- !"!.:r life ?,1 ? < i i'in* Is* irvi* | wit.-, tlu* vi*iv iatu't mwil of fi ici.ds at his ftincial ;t> F v II as.'tla* Iniiiitifai and lai^!'t;t', i,tr. riittrs' whirir wi rt batik I m#ii I i- y "avi_* tovt't itiy it;. The.; :.'tl* I .'ii, mJI'V K'tr' Wil - *" hi i: (. ilia I siitl'i in- .1, . k< pit :.r xyj'.li In- ? \s:: * s? [4 |iti A. - 2n1 I in; I ."Way Ii.*V.trrr to .ope > ale nit.puu}/!; i' -' < opmier 1- . Hi- ni.il fiti it' ^ usefulne-,. it; tin- Mayo. '...: >' in- ^ .mini';,: ' ?... . |? viu;i:\ n.i.iv m:\n s ] i-t. Janus \. M. F.. * lutrrh ^ K?'vi W. S. , Minis, Pa-tor Sunday scho-'i . t.' ti i a \h 1 . usual- lion.f anil r.ii 'y a'.' I.. The. lesson was i> < i wv.d ! v' S .; t It. T. Johnson. . T..o inli> Sunday seimoP^ifiii'united i<> | which was lim- fin- th h.i-i * ? | 11 Pin a.m. 11'v. Minis i.t a-i a p" tii n of Si. j"hn '?:'J7--'> - rip-. I I iuiv lesson. T!n\ ti-xt-. wa i'.'titn: Si'. John- !;!{ t-ol> iis"uu: "Tl:S.. ; i til Life" as siifijort ..f ,,i.-. .lis . luniusc.-' 7:"(( p.m. inn . a ? -p ke from _Iii???ti-i? tfrr ' ' ?vb,F."<:*hi i-t as n cominjr .SMvi or". A uoii U'ifwl serinon. was. delivered/ \\\. i op(. .our raStof. Ilev. \V. y. Minns-..vvi-M- iT-fnrrrriit'TT'u-i". Ol The liiliu'itliiinal Hoard >;" -Si 11 Li?ni?:> in. t Thursday,. .V v nil?-i; 1'.' at tin- in mi- of Mrs. A nun Mim- ? "( hvfry. street,. ">:<?<i p.m. Tin ( liaplain. f.Miss F.. F? <N.'!!ier eon': 1 iticti-d the devotional .-ideof tin .li etinjr then- turned the im-etiny, iito the hands of tin- l're-id.-nt. Mrs. (J. A. (irriy. Remarks were - xpi i ssj;:i hy ail' \Te-idt np, Any mid 1 .l-Wff: UP v. M.ms t: .' tliV hoard as b.pr^ faithft'il. \v< i k I'.i's. Rti.-iness tiaiisa tio-i.. --v.\as rolftc'cd, ITuTino. tin- social n hour not cocoa ar.d crackers were served. An en'joyahle afti rn-. on was spent. J iitt liosp ssi-s Mysdanu'* Klsic """ Iiarlinyrton ami Alma. Minis. .mj\ and .Mrs. Artr.Ur 'r.ii'r. i J ik<1 thiuj'JitiT, Miss Kujfi-n'ur ami .Miss K.' K? Collivr were dinnvi jtasts" Sunday ui-Mr. am! 31:-. !?osti>ii T. Johnson." Mi-sys Maa-tiy I.onhai <!t a.n>l :>!l'u> MiMer, teaihirs <>:' t'alh nr. il Fa '! ', S. city school weuy wceli jj vial visitors of the- Mi.--cs Kails. .Mrs. .Magnolia A. Ma.l?i?'?x\ ^ 'a!?r. S. was a with-' iwi \ i> :?i?f of M'i-s^ Tiaiily t'oilivi'. .Mrs. ~ In.-titnte of Ahhovill. voutr.v. ( Mr.' auJ?Xlrs. Mali u.'at: : .Mr-. ' .lav r- ! : > Ml. "4''ill Su?;lay V .\ i-i: M< G 'tir'.M'i;. the w i;V of tin'-. iatv 1'i iinis .lack-' r.. I .Mr. Ki id III wti. FimI .1 A,.- j -tii-tu 'of A-.aus'.a. <i.V. s;? nt | 114. F mala v -a it ij their T. M.-.' Mai v K. R>> k. ' ! Mis-i-s IM.ccca Cray a:.! N !!.' 1 !Ianii:tott .a.-coii:|.a?ic'.l tin i so< i.>i I inv tiic ilay with Mrs, (i. A. lifoy'j Fi U ;;<!s <>f lit IL. .Mi^s Sy'.;?! Ar.at ii Hv- ".r.f :ir< yJail that, s.h>- is \ j ? a iiat ! t'.er a ?> Mai s r "Svit'.t.y" Rmiwiii.. i> hotter "a'Xthis wr;:;i:_L. \ ? AI1 !.1!! it- K> vtt jf*Ts, teaca ; . >t q Calhoun, Fail - eity --srrr ,".."> f v. tt j| M 1 . ' - - - -v.v-,;lu v.,U.?r .-.I M;> VV K "o r< ]>,-. * "" -Mrs. Mamie ('<>!? av.d Cartie tiii- 1 ..-'aif. Ufk-.iai -r;; >t? irs A'liir:;; (.iooivia. \l>heville County. InsPittile AM77..' liIC tOlMi'.y h . I?I' its TmTtjjy, no ftiiif-. NnVf iiiIh ) 'Jtt-'Jl at th Aiho\iI!e COunty/Trniniuir school with Mrs. .luanita Johnson as th., 55! Jeums tfaiJu'r Of the cviiuty. I'm:'. <^Ii:i Smith. lHio West, S. 1 1 i ciiiitaifd the devotional cxer. isis. l'lff. Smith iiitifiitic-<i Mr. L-.-~?U-r-'+"!!!?'. V . li;1.! :.??* .I ~T" lie rily .-eh ir>. ..\jr. l-'inloy spoke many i tioiia ajr'ititf farts t<? us. Wu ii haii irroup mirtinirs. Mr. .J. 1'. Buttress ami Mi-s Rn- t alia Aii-titi in charcv of the two . roups. ' . . , In l'.'I'' l-\-!t"ii ati ? Mr. HchitMey state agents for r* ] 'loii schools talked to .i.-. Mis- AJ l'homfts tin n pri.-riit..| each teat h r a I.iiliftiti and ex-plained' flu ;a;m>: 132 It was eneourajran^ to uii. Tin ounlv .te'ilelli is nlti.ii.loi - ??? ?? V V ...? | tli) nt. Quite-a few colo:o<? iu.-lei.- a!?,> at-.'tided the meet inn 10111 various parts of the county. j_ Mr. Fclton also talked to t e trus- . ,ees and oiyani/.id them. % 0^ Subscribe For t The Leadei 8 3 <t inur the sacred WTH r?ns to our compc- fcvjfS ^ uiflc r>4ao d i w g.-rtiy-? py3^ Service insures ||Tjvj| p [> 1 e t e compliance ill t^e inviolable and desires of the Panre 5 %AV'A 11 PROrHSSI ON A L CARDS )R. A/B. JOHNSON surgeon Dl'ice KV.!."'v Ass; m')!y Street Phone H466 \ Residence: 919 Oak Street Phone 8740 1 111 ?i 1 1 . 11 ^ IKV. J. U. JOHNSON ' I (: iprjy Marion Street 1 " : NOTAIO PI BMC I |fRl<*r in U'-ai Instate, pcrLnrnit , J larriaye eerejiuLfiiesr>writes w.jla, n>?'Vt claims, etc. Call to See Him flue I'houe 8107 Res. 07.*8 IS'. J. FREDERICK ttoi'ney-at-l.avv and Notary Public i'K AC'l R li IN ALL COURTS ?Si:if? * ^ . Unu reacrai ll'j Wastnugton St., Cola., S. G , /. I ?*?"?. ' Jit. H. ii. COOi'Ea Special Attention Given to uu?, 7 * Beabt^ ol _tnj? Uuium ??-? ' txolU oiu?b ailU Wort .1 A specialty A 1 lice Phone 642V . * Ka?. 32>... 2b Washington St., Coia., S. C." j JR. L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon 9 Ikc Hours: J to 10 A. M.; 1 to t P. M. .6 to 8 P. M. R-ciai Attention Given Disease* Of Women. Oliicer Residence: 2b Washington till JO Hampton Phone 042V Phone *504 .t ,|J i - ' - ' * l/xvi <j vi i3 I L AKT Lye, Lai. A'om; ai.d lnioat Oiaoius lilted Ace o; ateiy. Oilice 11 o.ui a. Iviopiiune: :uu to 1: T. -\1. lies.'4tSaa :UU tu 8';0U P. -M. Ulhoe d.y* Ullice; , iveaiueiice: jU laylor St. 1417 Pine Su U.'l.ve Hours: Tell phone: A. M. to J- P. -M. Leo. bo'id P. Al. to 0 1'. M. . Jr. \V. D. Chappelle Ph.vsician and surgeon oi ??oim.ii and Children A Specially. Jilice-t', Residence: io r-ady S.L Idol Pure St. coiumbia, a. c. '* Jiiic? Huuts": x'.ioxies, ' -? tlo U A.. Al. ~ UiIKU oOod to C 1". ax. oivn to o t. M. Jr. K. B. Frederick l'ii> siciar, Otlice: K evidence: Li U ii -dt.ngtuii i'*rk? ? er Victory iawn^ La>k, Columbia,,,Ja. C jilt fbll .rvu classes o: iJti.tai V\ urk Fir. L. li llaAllUalT" l- L .N 1 I S I fc.\ l it AC i 1U>& buuuays b\ Appointmcnta >i.icc. ^ot?i>-2 Uervais btrt-?t Columbia; b. C. >r. li. G. Thomp >n DENTIST !3 2 -V>> Si. k i>. j Phone 34bl? 111 I mmn.s-?Mruljfes-?P!a i 8per illj. Kxtrael ons MPainless ^ Winnsboro Wednesdays > ;c iurda>s al A. Russell Mui.n >r... Phone 219 *-> Office Hours: 'it j. O A. M. to 7'00 P. M. Oihi-' ?,,A Raaidenc.- <?79 Dr. D. K. Jenkins ^ D E N T I S T . liriR, l'lates, Crowns, Bridge* Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Sp; 1 AT) A \1 rfiTEKS. j*mfr r rdMMd Scalp- -(.Ires Lift A oty. BEST GROWER?apply " i a week?l'RJCE 15c. > Rlandfn* Rt. OlmaMa nta Drug Store, Waaklnyt? K. > ">}