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Saturday, January 30, 1937 MILL CREEK CIRCUIT -Rev. A. M. McNeil- White, Pastor Rock Hill A. M. E. Church Despite the rain Sunday quite a number of persons came out. The pastor delivered a powerful sermon from 1st Cor. 3:11, subject, "A Sure Foundation." We were very proud to sec Sis- I I -ter Silvia Mack, one of our strong I members who lives in Columbia, out Sunday. | The "Rock Hill Progressive f Club" which is composed of- mem bers living in Columbia, was or ganized by the pastor Tuesday at , 1324 Gregg St. The following officers were elected: Miss Sharper Pres.; Miss Mary Resile, Sec.; Mrs. Silvia Mack, Treas. Rev. Robert Wilson, the little " boy preacher, will preach on Sunday at 71:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. 3:30 p. m. The Palmetto Chauf' ieures' club of Columbia, will render a musical and literary program. Rev. Wm. Patterson will preach. s Thursday night, February 4th the Golden Gate Jubilee quartet will render a musical program, ' j 8:00 o'clock. . . ALLEN TEM1 a.Km. i: CHURCH Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Greenville. S. C.?Sunday school attendance in spite of the rain.. . The lesson was thoroughly taught .1 j A.I L,. n. A | w hilu tiie review uy avv. nuauis " f was very interesting:. | Morning: service began at ll:lf A. M. It has been raining so long i until it seems as if the # people don't mind it. A large number was present. The pastor deliver ed a splendid' message. He used for his subject, "Come and see a i real nfatt." St.?Utrtm 4:29 (por. tion.) This soul stirring message was well received by all. We were glad to see the large number of t visitors present. We we're also ' * glad to see Mr. Henry Williams back, who has been in New York City for some time. The pastor read) a telegram from the Red Cross asking for a contribution for the "Flood Sufferers." The moritbers responded liberally. The A. C. E. League "met at G o'clock with a large attendance Night service began at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor caftte before us again with a fine message. He | jf used for his subject, "Jesus, The Good Shepherd," St. John .10:11 The services were well attended. We have several members on the sick hat, Mrs. Annie Mae Anderson, Mrs. J; U. Thompson and Mr. Thomas Wilson. We hope: " how soon they will recover. The rally is not far off now and it seems to be uppermost in every one's mind all the captains, mem* hers and the various auxiliaries, K are hard at work trying to reach V their goal. m The "Spring Dress" and "Shoes," contest sponsored by the Jun- | ior choir is cr?atin,g a lot of inter est also. Watch the Leader for the winners in these contests. A "Class Leader" Pew- Rally is I" * on for next Sunday, January 31, 1937, for the benefit of the Stewards. "v . i ?=L? I EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Frank Dreher, Pastor j . . Columbia, S. C.?Rainy', and dreary weather prevailed through out the day. and the past Sabbath but the spirit and enthusiasm of the people to worship were unpT daunted. A faithful few were in attendance upon services through the day. The subject of the Sunday school lesson "Two Miracles of Mercy" was discussed with increasing interest. The morning sermon was inspiring which the pastor chosed" from Isaiah 60:1. The evervng ^ service was fine also. Our Presiding Elder, Dr. E. F. G. Dent will 6e with us on next. Sunday and will hold the?first.J quarterly conference Monday nite, February 1. At 3:00 p.m. Sunday, the seven wonders will preach for the . benefit of Rev. Dreher's club. Please come out and help us. j ? On Sunday, February 7th the Emanuel Business club will hold > their 7th anniversary services at 3:30 p.m. We are soliciting the i cooperarion of all pur friends. You' will m:ss a treat by staying a-1 way. Solos, quartets, papers, se-1 leeiions by the choir, talks, will r compose the program for the evening. MT. ZION A. M R CHURCH Rev. B. U. Guiles, Pastor Sunday was a high day. a Mt. irvn oil iloir T3,.r.w., 1 A . AA Sunday school was called to order by the Asst. Supt. On the last 2nd Sunday the Sunday school officers were elected and relected, Mr. Robt. Gouse, Supt.; Mrs. L. Bellamy Asst.; rMiss Reather Bellamy, Secretary; Mrs. Carrie Vought, Treasurer Miss Celio Gouse, Chorister. On last Friday night the Allen Christian Endeavor league was organized by Prof. Rogers. The Marion District A. C. E. Lea,gue Supt. We had 47 young woonen and men at the first meeting. Officers as following: Miss"es Lucile Guiles, President; Pearlene Gause* vice-president; Reather f Bellamy, Sec.; Mr. Malton Shildes Treas. Rev. and Mrs. Guiles and daugh it?r were tne dinner i Sunday) _ Prof. 'Monroe anil "Misses Inez, j Darnels and Isabelle Hampton, the I teachers of Mt. Zion Graded school ( Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Vought Mr. ' and Vought, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. I were the Sumday dinner guests of Vought. | ?r MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH R?v. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?Most jnspir- l hk services were held at Morris Brown last Sunday. Large crowds, i were in attendance and the messages brought by Or. J. E. Thom- | as, the presiding elder of the Mt. Pleasant district will linger long I in the minds of those who were worshippers during the day. After tiie usual set nnmette which, j has become a regular feature of 11 our services .were concluded, the j presiding elder was Introduced by < Or. Witherspoon and selected as a text the 51st I'salm and the 12th | and loth verses. "The restora- ) tion of Jov" was the theme deduccd from the text and the hearts i of the hearers were made to re-. . joice. while Dr. Thomas n an eloquent and forceful manner drove home, the truths contained in the text selected. .The spiritual fer- ; vor rose high as tlic speaker un- | ravelled the scripture. No less inspiring anP uplifting was the sermon preached by the cider at i 7:.'}0 p.m. to a large'congregation. "My. Church" was selected as the theme, deduced from the text which was taken-from. St. Matt. 1 1G:18. The service" on Sunday ] night marked the close of the 1st quarterly conference for Morris 18th quarterly cdnfernece held by Dr. Thomas f?.or the 1st'quarter in the Mt. Pleasant district. The quarterly conference held at Morris Brown on Friday flight, January 22m. was considered by the presiding elder as coming up to the standard maintained by the4 Mt. Pleasant district of which Mor ris Brown is the* head. The church was commended by the elder on the-work of the 1st quarter. Dr. .Thomas presided with ease^ and uignity, and showed a marked knowledge of the working of the church, and the adjustment of ;ts policies and programs. Associated with the elder in* the quarterly conference were Dr. I. W. Wilborn, presiding Vldor of the Beaufort district and Rev. D. V. King, pastor of Trinity . A.M.E. church of this?citjft?-Mrs.-, Thomas, wife of the elder was introduced Sun- , ?'ay morning and made timely and interesting remarks to the congregation. Sunday was indeed a high day in Zion at Morris Brown. At the close of the evening service , Mrs. S. J. Foxworth representing the Trustee Helping Hand made a presentation of a small donation to tTio trustees, which was accepted in fitting terms by Rro. Crawford, the veteran trustee of our church. GJtKKNWOOI). DIS'I KICT GE11. TO-GE1 Ithlt MEETING The ministe/s, stewards and missionary women of the Greenwood district 'met in Weston Chap el A. M- E. church of which Rev. I M. G. Williams is pastor, Mon(lav 18 1U:?7 Tho- mnntinor I presided over "By Dr. E. II. Mr Gill, the newly appointed, presiding elder of whom we are justly proud. The presiding - el.'er. lined the first hymn; Rev. J. \V. Thhmas offered prayer; Rev. B. II. Gray read the scripture lesson John l-l'J. Rev. J. C. Quarles lined, 2nd hymn. ?The presiding elder, Rev. McGill .in very chosen words presented Rev. B. II. Gray, pastor of Mt. Pis^ah A. M, E. church \vh> proaencd a soul stirring sermon j from John 4:10, . subject: "Jesus Meets Our Deepest Needs." It > was indeed a masterpiece. At the conclusion Mrs. A. K. Holmes led in singing "Jesus Is All The World To Me." Rov. G. L, Jjhn-__ son olfcrecT prayer, At ..tRe yo"n- < elusion a collection of $2.00 was taken. Organ/'-ation. By motion o? Rev. B. II. Gray seconded by Rev. F. L. Boney, pastor of St. Paul station, Cok,esbuirjt, Rev.. M. G. Williams,?wtrs?elected?secretary. .By motion of Mr. Joel Perrin, scc- t onded by Prof. Garret Mrs. A .K. Holmes was elected reporter. The roll of the pastors of the district was called, absentees noted. Rev. Rarksoale, Rev. East and Rev. Balor. * The presiding clde^r pilfsentod Rev. J. C. Quarles, presiding elder of the Greenville district; Rev. P. M. Gary, presiding elder of the Abbeville district and Prof. Garrett. They made a few en-1 couraging remarks. The work was 1 neu up for the year. The District President Mrsl Ruth Alexander read the miss-\ ionary assessments for the year, j; i he presiding elder in his elos-' ing remarks impressed the mem-! bers that he was not their boss; but their elder brother. Wo see nothing but success for the Greenwood district through the leader-1 ship of our noble presiding eluer. At the close we Were favored [ with a splendid repast by Rev. Williams and his noble women. CUMBERLAND A. M. E. CHURCH NEWS Rev. F. White, Pastor ' ?>undav-^school onened at the usual hour with Supt. and teach- ( trs at their post of duty. The lesson was beautifully discussed. A 11:30 our morning service bo gan. Rev. Grebne selected as a i text St.\ Mark 5:8 subject "What , ?s Thine Name". This was a sermon long to remembej. I Again at 4:30 Rev. White be- i gan his evening srovice. He sC- i hded as a text 1 )anlOT"'2!28.?fttri used as a subject "God is Able to i l)o All Things". It was a soul stirring sermon and everyone was 1 made to feel happy. ! We had several visitors from i Georgetown in our worship. I BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. E. E. U^jldin, Pastor Last Sunday was a high day for ihe Sunday school department The Drayton Hi Glee club under loe direction of Mrs. Eunice E Allen gave us a very delightful program of music. The Sunday school is going by leaps and bounds under the supervision of Supt. R. F. Gladden. At the legular morning service Jur pastor was back at his regulur post of duty after being away for a week because of his father's ieath. Our pastor delivered a strong .Message Sunday morning. He used is his subject: "The Battle Foi Righteousness"., lie had the entire church moving with tEe pint. The li.Y.P.U. opened its meeting at G:35 p.m. The program was I'onchrcted by Miss Heler Rutherford, and as usual the program was interesting. The topic for discussion was that of youth M.'ps Verna Rutherford gave a short talk on Training The Youth Prof. Gladden, later came before Us to ..'iscuss the /training of^ the youth. "Train the child the way he should go and he will not . depai't from it." He gave us some very helpful remarks on how tc train a child, we only wish that more of the?parents .xould Ea\>J been there to hear this talk. J he night services began with Mr. George Singletorf at the piano, and after the regular devotional exercises our pastor came before us aga?wi with at strong nies sage. Text: '"I am the light ol the world.", John 8-.12. Jesus .came into a world ol much darkness. His people hac allowed the light they hau' received to be almost smothered out b> accumulated traditions, find bj making religion a mere system of ceremonies and rules. God'was tired of this put or business long before His " Soi came into this world. He had the Prophet Amos to tell Israel "Tt takeaway from Him the noise ol thei^pngs; for I w 11 not hear tin melody of thy viols". Let tht light of Jesus shine-ir your heart. We luu. the following named pei sons with us . Sunday night: Mr M. M. (Jilliam of Spartanburg, S C.; Bro. James Boozer and Rev Collier. \\*? r> t-? ?? c w IOII ; J llliUIIV l\L'VS. Uity^I and Livingstone for taking car* of our Sunday services in the ab sencu of our pastor. ANTlOni BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. C.. Honor, Pastor Cornw'ell, S. C.?Sunday was i big day at the above namec church in'spite of the rain ani mud, Sunday school opened at the usual hour with officers and tea chers present. At 12 o'clock the pastor ascended the platform and highlj entertainer- us from Nehemial ;T: 17, using as a subject "A Re minder'*. This subject was wel outlined and left everyone remind ed of his spiritual obligation. Tin collection for thi> d:iv was We were ' delighted to hfive s< many visitors in our midst unc extend to them -a?hardy. welcomi to come again. The pastor and wife were thi (.inner guests of. Deacon and Mrs It. D. Reid of Columbia street ii Chester, S. C., Friday evening, They reported an enjoyable even ing. We are sorry to learn of jSupt George Foster and family; Dea con Brice's family and M\'.ss Vash ti'Cunningham being on the sicl list. We hope for them a speed] recovery. The pastor and wife are elate< over the number of pounds tha have been received the members The list of food stuff and name; of tlo. pivni-tf n-ill appear in thi next "Leader". If you (.ton't have a church t( attend on second and fourth Sun daysj come to Antioch. ?T. ANDREWS A.M.K. CHURCH G. II. White, Pastir Andrews, S. C. Spring weathei continues with us. And churel poors are finding their way to th< House of God. Our pastor's morn ing message was taken fron Psalm 19:1, subject "God's Vasl Dominion. The visitors were Messrs Fred Taylor of Florenc( and Samuel Robinson of Columbia Oar-Sunday school is still poina forward under Supt. Smith ant tcftchers. The scholars are given e Silver Star dor every new pupil brought and a gold star for evcrj live new ones. i At end of quarter a prize is" to bp given the one whe has brought the most new scholars. A.nn Do,. n To?mo nf Wno) Andfcws and his good people worshiped with us. His text was Act* 1:8, Witnesses for Jesus. A very forceful and spiritual messagt ivas received. President Joseph Thompson and League are planning^ a special program for PounJer's Hay, February 14th. January 13th, Mrs. Diana Kinlock Smith was funeralized by th< pastor. She was 80 years ole was a very outstanding citizen ol Georgetown. A few years age she moved here with her only child Mr. James Kinlock, a young progressive business man of Andrews Georgetown where she died. Fred Green Funeral Home handled the hndy rrhirli mm* ijoporited in Rrth el Cemetery, Georgetown. Allen university singers are booked to be with us February 9th. Don't mis# bearing , these iweet singer?. Read the Leader ind come worship with up. ' sV THE PALMETTO LEADER ['TABERNACLE BAPT. CHURCH Rev. Wm. Watson, Pastor Greenvi lle, S, C.?Sunday school opened at the usual hour with the Supt., Mr. Richard Bradley and hisft'o-workers onk the job. AlI though the weather was very unfavorable a very large attendance ' of both children and adults were present. Blackboard exercise by Mrs. Seneva Mitchell Roberson. ' Object side by Prof. Charles 11. - Boozer. Wo had as a visitor ltev. ' Hector who made some very en> couraging remarks to the Sunday school. f At 11 o'clock preaching service. I Rev. Watson preached ^ wondcr" ful sermon from 1st Peter d:7. Theme: The Hindrances of Pray er. BYPU at 4:4b. A very good " program in charge of Miss Annie Ross. i G:.'I0 preaching service, Rev. i Watson preached from part II of the same text usej in the morning' : service. It was a wonderful ser. mon. All of the members are ; working hard for the rally on the . 4th Sun. in February for the burn ing of mortgage on the parsonage. > Then our spring drive will begjn. j , Tti<> ?i,.f nf fTw. /?t.n'vnK Mo nnn.4 - Avouch, Mtv Harry?Ikdloway. Hope they soon will be out. The chair> man of the usher board \vjis out , Sunday after being in abouCtwo, S. weeks. ' , i MT. P ESC. AH A. M. E. CHIRCH Rev. O. C. Dunham, Pastor ; Sunday school opened at the usi ual hour with Mr. Sam Carter at ' his post, of duty as Supt. The lesson was beautifully discussed. l The first quarterly conference 1 was held and presidirtgirelder Dr. . E. F. G. Dent was with us. > At 12 o'clock the pastor"presenr ted Dr. Dept who preached a soul i stirring sermon from Isaiah &U8. Theme "Holy Way". In his dis- , , course he pointed out our modern t ways' of transporation and acci; dents occuring on these worldly , highways. But on the Holy way " f accidents don't occur. The aer, nnjn was one of contract, worldly things were contrasted with heavj 1 y things afe he concluded this message we who heard it came to. .. the conclusi on, truly this man was sent by God. After the sermon a spiritual, A Better Day is Coming Bye ar.u Bye. After the spiritual part of the conference had ended the fir.ancial part was taken up. [ Presiding Elder E. F. G. Dent and Pastor, Rev. O. C. Durham and wife with the Rev. D..G. Rob in.son of Now Life Baptist ohimh were the dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Lillie Washington j NEW TRINITY BAPT. CIIl IU II I Rev. B. F. Stewart, Pastor J Wellford, S. C.?Although the _ weather was somewhat unfavorable, many found themselves in . j church. Sunday school was well t: atter^led. Class No. 1 was taught 1, by Deacon B. F. Thompson after . I which the pastor gave a timely 1 j review. A very spiritual devotion. al was conducte ? by Dea. Thomp 2 son. The pastor came forward and chosed as text a portion of the j (5th chapter of John fi;om which 1 he delivered a soul stirring ser-... j mon. ,,, At 7:30 o'cloclT we were bless? ed tvith another- gospel feast taken from John G:l>. Theme "John i ny On The Spot". , ' The senior choir furnished mu. sic throughout the day. The B. T. U. is sponsoring a . program next Sunday night. The . young people are looking forward - to the convention. ' t I CAMDEN NEWS \ Edward Chapel A. M, E. Zion t Church Rev. S. M. Douglass,' Pastor 3 The Uplift club held its first ? monthly meeting of thf year at too home oi Ml'ti. Matlie Furman 5 January 24th. The meeting was _ opened with' the President* Mrs* L. M. McCullough presiding. First song I Can Hear My Saviour Call ing, led by Miss Rubic Chavis. /The f 23rd Psalm was roaj by Rev. S. M. Douglas, followed by the Dord s Prayer led by Mrs. L, M. Mcr Cullough. i Following the devotion the roll ; was called, v^ach one responded - with a verse of scripture. Amount i raised was 1.50. t After the business part of the 5 meeting we were taken into the ? dining room and servgd to de licious cocoa anJ cake. (Miss) Mozell Pratt, reporter. i ? 1 MEADOW PRONG BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. W. Davis, Pastor ' Sunday school was well attended Sunday morning, and the le>' son's text was well taught by the ' teachers. * Morning services were also well attended. Scripture reading 13th Psalm. Invocation by Rev. Collins. 1 Report of Clerk. Selection by ' (Jreen Mill Baptist church. After ' which the pastor brought to us an excellent sermon from Acts 13th chapter, 2nd verse, theme: "The : Divine call." A large audience | listened attentively to this power: f?il and inspiring sermon whbrh ? sent a wave of enthusiasm in all I parts of he building. The I/orxPs Supper was administered to a 1 fairly lfU'ge number. The Green' Hill Baptist church Junior choir ! rendered excellent music through'" -VMt the services br?pp t.n have them ag|ain. soon. Our visitors ' for the morning service were. ' Prof. Sparks, Timmonsville, S. C. ' Prof. L. Smith, Florence, S. C.; ' Rev. Collins and Rev. Aiken, Hyman, S. C. | ifei ; FASTOVKR NT.WS. ? in " w The weather is still unfavorable f t but during the inclemency w?ath- ai er the spirit and enthusiasm of the people to worship. God didn't ^ stop a good many from coming to ni church, ?Sunday was observed by aJ the old time class meeting con- * ' ducted by the pastor, Hew J,. (J. A Bowman and a group of leaders* ar everybody who was present testify dr. even the sinners asked to be pray- se cd for. At the clo-e of the meet- eh ing our pastor, Hew L, (J. Bow- *?l man commented on the lead1 rs and members f?>r theif faith ser- pa vice and their punctuality during ve the inclem''ney wectther. , Mi It goes without saying that St. ni Philip lias taken on new life in ('.< every respect.?Tin- -trustet's rally will, close the 1st Sunday at which er time j.each member are asked to th pay $1.00, quite a number ha^ pj paid already. Mrs. Sinder Hall departed this ;\j life, .January 10, 1027. She wa. SV) funoralized on Friday, January jn 22, 1027. She was about one him- ':j dred years old. Mrs. Sinter has ()1 nil: we red the call and made het n election .sure, so i leep on stetei you best. .Memb"rs bh the sick 1 i-1 are: MrsT'Dora. Tucker, Mrs. Delia Green, Mrs. Vc-nis Morris, Mrs. Kdd.v Richardson,- Mrs. Bo'.vmc > ''an ana .ur-. r ranees lukiu, , whom we hope lor a speedy 10L-overy. . Members on the improve list: fj Mr. George Hodge, .Mrs. Sallio ^ Lovette, Mr. Joe. Evans an<l. Mrs. Sal lie" Janerette. We hope for r them ap continuous improvement. . Mr. Harry Hinton was seriously 'a shot accidently with a riffle by ,e Mr. Herbert Green, but snet'ns to , be doing well at this writing; Mrs,/Maude Smith who lives'on . the Sumter Highway No. -7G gave a big dinner in-honor- of- the-bride aYTd groom last Sunday afternoon. Among the many good things was served were wine and punch. Mrs. Paul Green, Mrs. Bish Lak- en, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Hurbert, *lt visited the paiVohage last week with good things to eat. Rev. Bowman says A M. E. again. No ?* meeting at St. Phillip Sunday. Rev. Bowman is wtsiting?ins -sis? Ai tor who lives in Marion, S C. ? Qi ABBEVILLE NEWS "r St. James A. M. K. Church Rev. W. S. Mims, Pastor P Sunday school was well attend- " ed in spite of the rain. The lesson was reviewed by Supt. .B. T.John i. ston. Remarks by our pastor. ? 11:13 a. .ni. our pastor read Duct as a scrinture lesson.''Titen i talked from the text Duet. 31:0 which was divinely delivered. j* 7:00 p. m. Gary brought the message .from St. Luke .5:20 and delivered it instructively. Ral'y for "the trustees today was. $30.25. ' We were triad to have the following associate, Ministers, Rev. J. \V. Thomas and Rev. Joe Brown. Miss Lillie Connor left Saturday for Philadelphia, l'a. Miss Susie Patter-on and moth: erMoft Saturday for- New York ^ City. Prof. Smalls was in the city Friday, his wife joined lwre and ' they motored to Seneca, S. G. a spending the week-end with pa- ',l rents. . at Mr. Brownlee of Orangeburg, S. % Cy enroll to irr~firrmville;? stopped in the city Sunday to seo nl his daughters, Mrs. Wm. Wade and J1! Mi.-s .Karleiie Brownlee. Little Miss Annie Hill scratch- M ed her vaccinated arm and she died u Sunday, night in the Memorial ho*pital here. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hill. sc ST. PETER "AND LITTLE MOUNTAIN CIRCUIT w The first quarterly conference of ? St. Peter and 'Little Mountain Ct. was held oil the 23, and 21 of Jan- u uary. Elder P. M. Gary, Lined J5* hymn No. 2'.'5 C. M. "And Are-We . ! Vet. Alive?" Prayer by-BrTir~P. L. _ Williams: Tkr? -mv+Ht-Hrt the 13th chapter of Pauls' Letter . 1 to Gorrinth, The conference wa.s . called to order, officers elected " and the deciplanary question were asked; every thins was passed off * nicely. Sunday morning the Sun- . ' day school Was opened by the K Supt. Elder P. M. Gary fh'ade some 1 ... remarks to the Sunday sehooh?af^- " ter which the P.E. lined hymn , No. 40:5 C. M. Prayer by Rev. W. M. Smith; second hymn 402, , lined by. the P. K. His text was. . taken from the twenty-first thap-..L ter of Acts and the l lth verse. The total collection was about $31.88. The Little Mountain officers turned out in iflull force. Bro. C. Williams was elected secretary of the conference. Bro. S. D. Davis, was elected delegate to the District coniercjrc^. lien C. G. Glover ^y sccmed to be very pleased with his circuit. ^ ^ J . DIE WEST NEWS ' Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. Church i js Rev. R. W. Ransom, Pastor ! The members of/M.L Lebahan A.! Y. M. E. regard that ft is a Consent te: ber?an ft Wfi a hi ft u j yw-i 1 * i that, the Rev. R. W. Ransom as appointed to this charge. He line to us only two weeks ago id already he has entrenched him It' in the hearts of the people, otv.ithstanding the very ineleent weather on last Sunday, an jprcciative audience came to the lurch and enjoyed the scrviccsr Iter the close of an interesting id protitable session of the Suniy school, the morning worship rvice began at 11:3U with the u- sinking Holvr Hulyr lloly, After the ritualistic service, the istor took as a text the 14th "fire of the 4th chapter of James.> e < iscussed life in the threefold sinner as follows; 1st Life in the immunity; 2nd Life in the home; d?Lift >'i the church:?The?re-f* once is very mild when we say at the sernfeft was a masterere. This young man acquits h m If lilyL' one sent frorti God and t. Lebanon and ulL of -Hue West leome him in our community, keeping with- the spirit of the | nun we nope . to accomplish Uch as a church with him as our inistcr and loader. OW1NGS NICWS Mt. Car me 1 A. M F. Church (in January 15. Mrs.,Haley Byra o wife of Mr.Downs Byld was neralfzecT at the abov nameo urch Fhe was a uf_. e Mt. Zion Baptist churh, I^aurs, S. C. Tho-e who spoke ' t r life art? as follows: Rev. 1). jell, J. T. Bate* and Mr. John by.-'. . She leaves to mourn, her hus,n<L, two brothers and a host of latives and friends. C. L. Iiuckttt Undertaker m arge. Rev. J. H. Butler, Misses Wyonand-Lueile Griffin of Greenville ('. were the true-ts of Mr. Ben rifnil and ^family Friday .night, I intiary 22.* Mr. Theodore Barksdale was I e guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cai11 Williams Sunday. Misses Josephine Griffin anj ie 13. MeField were the guests the reporter Sunday. Mrs. Lillie B. William left for a-hintrton Sunday. We are glad to know that Mrs. ueen Williams is getting along ie. 1NE HILL CHI K( H AND SCHOOL NEWS Our 1st quarterly meeting \va., dd.Sunday morning at .11 :tiO o'[>ck. Elder L. A. Wells, was e-ent. and he beautifully o?:t ted his subject: "Who as-ever 11 upon the Lord shall be saved, ike l'J:10. A large, attendance is presence. Mrs, S. J. Bethea gave out new ngs which were beautifully ng; while Mrs. Well was at the. ano. "Mrs. Alford of I.atta was also v-vm, arm oeautiaully 'sang lave ThiUe Own Way Lord". Collection was r?al good. Pulpit .teats were Rev,--Bethea - rmtt t?v. (I; I). Collins. Sunday school was on time, rs. L. A. Wells, so beautifully rue attendance was present, it lined the lesson. "The Man , the Pool." Our pastor was so ell pleased at the 1st quarterly ' eeting. The _ Parents Toucher.vj voting was held last Thursday j ght with a crowded house, at.a 1 the parents seemingly in the )irit for working; short talks j ere made by Mr. J. E. Morrison id Mr. W. L. Johnson, Mr. T. '. Wright also Mrs. Lillie Lee ade a short talk on duties to the hool, by the parents. . J Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kertney ere the guests of Pine Hill Sunty school from Mt. Zion. Mr. Alex Alford returned from Washington,. D. C. Saturday, | here he spent several days, lie i lid his trip was well spent and | >ir rr ill ho 1C ?-? 1 -: - n -.w .U V?tu?/?v ^ s out lines. Mis. Annie?B< 11 .Monroe Is TuT ie sick list. We hope to have r back soon. Miss S. M.. May and A. Eliza Alford were the :?'sts of Mr. William Moody in arion last Tuesday. Miss B. ouser spent the week-end at inio, Latta. " Mr. John A. Sellers and Walter lison, John L. Townsend were e Pine fiill School Faculty, Sunty. afternoon. Miss Malloy ask 1' the families in the community ' please get their order in . for e Palmetto Leader each week, imary class be present early mday morning. ELLOREB NEWS Mrs. Eliza Moore has returned me after sipending 7 months in inston-Salem, X. G. Mrs. Sallie Easten has returned >me after sppndimg seveaal onths in Jacksonville, Fla. with r daughter, Mrs. Isadora Young sick at this writing. We hope e will be able to be out soon. Miss Annie Walker left for X'. .. where she will spend the winr. , tlnjf the ftacred |Pf^| MS trt iwr enmnA- Ifcfilai?! I nderstanding, digSoj-vice insures |H|F|| t ete compliance K&gl and d?rir?? of tho *_ir ' .i ...impi >?LPli Pafte B PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. A. B. JOHNSON VUUIOM Office. 1328Vi Assembly Street i. i Phone MM . <*-} Residence.: 919 Oek Street Pfeecie 9N0 REV. J. H. JOHNSON - Office: 2029 Marion Street - NOTARY PUBLIC 'Dealcvtin Real Estate, performs , marriage ceremonies, writes wills, deeds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him Office Phone 8407 Res. 67>8 N. j."FREDERICK" Attorjiey-at-Law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?Stale and Federal ; Ufa Washington St., Cola., A. C?. ?? i~ j DR. H. H. COOPBH Special Attention Given to eaaea of the Chum QoM Crown and >t*i?e Wee* A Office Phone 6429 Rea. ale1126 Washington St., Cola., S. C. .^p?" nr> ^ * um\. Li, IV1. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon Office Hour?: 9 to 10 A. M.; 1 fca V.. i?1? P. M. 6 to 8 P. M. Special Attention Given Diiuim | Of Woman. Office: Residence: 1126 Washington 2230 Hamnton Phone 6429 Phone TKU DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear. Nose and Threat Fitted Accurately. Office Hours: Telephone: 11:00 to )< P. M. Bee. 4488 0:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office S7V4 Office: Residence: 20M Taylor St. ' 1417 Pine Bt "^'Office Herts: Telephone: 11 A. M. to 2 P. 1L Res. 8871 6 P. M. to 8 P. M_ I : Dr. W. D. ChappelJe Physician and Surg?oa Udseaaea of Women and Childrea ?A Specialty. Qffiee: Reaidenee: BUS Lady St. * 1801 Pin* St. Colombia, &. Q, Offic* Honrs: Pbooea: 8 to 8 A S. Offica Mil 11 to S P. lit Em S708 6 to 8 P. hL Dr. R. B. Frederick Pk>uua(t Office; Residence: 1107*4 Washington 14M Park Orer Viatorj Savjng Utuik, Columbia, fi. C. Fhoue 7811 "*" ' All deuces of D?i?tal Work Dr. L. H iiallman DENTIST FALNCEiSfci EX IK ACTIONS Sundays by Appoint moo la Olhce: 236yW Omrrmm Mtxaot Colombia, 8. C. Dr. H. G. Thorap ; in DENTIST ' 1S28I/Z AsF'.mbly St. Coli.n.bia Fhon? 8466 (roljd lnown??Hrtdjc**?1'La- -t ? Spc xlty. Extraction* H .(it v Painloea In Winnsboro Wcdncadaya a->d Soinrdara .t A Pim H t>.. 11J - - - Phoae 211 Offico Hoofs: Tel. ' 8:8? A. If. io 7:W P. M. Offic# >f| R mI4wi? nct7t Dr. D. K. Jenkins DBNTI8T Pilling, Platos, *Crown?, Brtdfaa Sunday br A pyoTtiu? iMMthsik a SpeoUH* MADAM PETER'S Hotr Or?w?r For Dieeoeod Boat# -fltraa LIN A a?^ marr aunirm^ F1,% _ IBM MuAw Bt. OOMiMB ' ' .'i