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I Saturday, May 1, 1937 AyPUBLIC HOUSING Labors Share in a, Housing ' Program Of the great body of Anieiican! i ^ citizens, labor is in the best posIV -5n!rle position to know the housing ?itui">j^ion, because generally speaki ing it is the principal direct sufp~. ferer from our national neglect." For workers at the top of the \ economic scale, fortunate enough I to be living in decent conditions, I the cost of buying or renting, modI crn homes is high. For low inI come workers, private industry has I' .made little or no elfovt to provide good housing; and they are forced j to content themselves with older | houses discarded by piore prosi pgrious citizens. 1, What is the workers doing about In 1933 the Ameriran Federation ^n~t!rtjrrr-Trckrptrrl?-a?resolution on a public housing program saying that a "long term publichousing policy must be adopted in order to guarantee a minimum standard of decency in housing for all fanulies." Another lecommen. tiation was the enactment of Federal, S^ate and local legislation to set up permanent housing authorities, with adequate power and financial support to undertake an extensive program. A third called for the formation of Labor Housing Committees throughout the country, to develop an active demand, and to educate workers in "U better understanding of the l Ml'rtUI 14 iv* liUUdlll^ jm/uivn,, The Housing Hill of 1037 ha> been introduce/! into Congress by Senator Rol/cgl. F. Wanner ape. Representative Henry B. Steagall It is designed to set up a per man ent housing policy, under which the Federal government would as_i sist states and cities to finance sTuni clearance and low-rent*~housv i-ng. on. a large scale. Housing foi ' . . 'ow" income workers, with its benele ' fits not only to them but to all citizens, cap become a reality, at last, and the United States car f) begin to rath upwith Kurojiear It countries, already far out in fron T' with modern housing. It., It is during the hearings which committee^ of the Senate and the ' House of Representatives custo I mavily hold off legislation which , is under consideration. that indi . .vieliials and organizatietn.s interest f ed in its passage present their at a titude. This is usually how 1'ecrislatois are' enabled to elecide what tj[ " the> people elesire them to do. At the time- TTie AUaeheT-FIleiY ~ bogen Bill was up for hearings in the last Senate, it was estimated g that mor than Id million new dwellings would be* needed during .V . the next ten years,of which, hall would be replacements of wornout houses. Onc-forth of this to"t tal, or 3,216,0.00 of our present dwellings, are unlit, for habitation; Tji yet low income Workers are forced ^ | to live in them. ' " A J Private industry has failed, and IV apparently will continue to fail, to 1 nay much attention^ to this type of /* nous.ing need. But this is the | ' * hind of low-rent Jiousir.K which the Housing Division of the Pu' lie Works Administration has y been building exclusively, not com puLin^ wun jjrivui'4 inuusuy wnicn presumably tar. supply the housing If' needs of most families. InterfcrS ence with the legitimate f.cld of private industry- is. in fact, pre| vented under the terms of the ^ " o ee ?TX""le,y A' t. which provides, for exanyple, that families having incomes of more than five times the rent in PWA's projects are i ineligible to become tenants. Will the American worker recogf -- ni/.e the proa test opportunity for a decent home' life, ever offered U to him? Or will the apathy which | permitted this great program to l. fail twice before, keep him permanently saddled with the burdens || *? nf V-? i o niwifoot 1 J**!"'- ! r ! ? O r > w*. mo j/i v .-vm in mi; LUiuiilluliK SAINT PAI L A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. W. M, G.antt, Pastor I Lancaster, S. C.?Now that j spring is hero we arc progressing J rapidly in our church work. Sunday morning we had a large attendance at Sunday school. \ At 12:00 o'clock Rev. Gantt as usual brought to us a soul stirjv" ring message. Many hearts were f; made to rejoice while he brought / to us the word of God. At .'1:20 o'clock '"'No. 00 club [ sponsored a piogr-nm. in behalf of the rally. .Air. Lenard Rutledge was master of ceremonies. A large number was present. The White Oak and Pleasant Valley choirs, also the North Corner quai tot rendered music. Prof. Garrett and Rev. Bluckmon were the speak II ers for the afternoon. $16.62 were raised. Sunday night the 2*~ .?.rterly conference was b ( one to the illness of the c! , Dean Fitzpatrick ht Id the gnat tor. Although T the elder was not present the pastor and goon members reported $30.00.' Which was our assessment. Wc are praying for Eldei McClellan a speedy recovery. . SIEVER SPRING^, ^ CHURC11 Rev. N. A. Daniels, Pastor fenaieton, s. u.?Sunday scnooi opened at 10 o'clock. Supt. A. HGantt and most of his co-workers were at their post of duty. 11:00 a. m.?The pastor brought us a noble message that made every heart burned with joy. The 7:30 sermon was preached by the pastor. The Junior choir sang. i We were very glad to have Mrs N. A. Daniels and their new little daughter, Bobbie Jean, with us Sunday. The Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Pauline fciOi.nir THE FOURTH ANNUAL CON. S V KNTION OK THE?NEGRO FRATERNAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES IN AMERICA The Fnurth Annual Convention ^ of the Negro Fraternal Council of Churches in America will jpeet at Wesley Center A. M. E. Zion church, Center Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa., Wednesday and Friday, the 12th, 13th and 14th of May. 11)37. . The Theme of this Convention I is: "THE NEGRO CHURCH FAC- 1 ING A CHANGING SOCIAL AN-H-H ECONOMIC ORDER." Many not- i able persons will participate in the < ptogrum "and among them will be < Mrs. Mary McLeod'Bethune, Na- i tional Youth Administration Direc tor, Dr. L. K. Williams, Pre>ident National Baptist Convention, U. S. ' A., Mr. R. L. Yann, Editor the Pittsburgh Courier, Dr. Mardecai ! Johnson^Bresident Howard uni- ( ' varsttyTDr. George E. Haynes, Secretary of Race Relations Department of the Federal Council of Churches, Bishop R. E. Jones, Methodist Episcooal church, Bishop \W| .I.^Walls, A M E. ^Zion E. Chun h, Rev. Shelby Books, Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. Charles E. Hall, Bureau of Religious Statistics, Washington, D. C., Dr. James W. Eichelberger, Christian Education Birgctor, A. M. E. , Zion church, Chicago, 111.; Rev. J. &. Holman, Washington, D. C. and i numbi r of others. There are . many important nUi'i lirtU' /Ir. 1IIII1KN IV* 1 VIII.- Viiuuu IU v?w and if ever'there was a need a foi ...united action, now is the time. 'The church must not sleep on the job while extraneous doctrines 'and movements are destroying the oul of our race. The church cannot'accept a follower, when she sits down" and neglect the social and economic interests of the people. We hUTst got together and present a united Christian front of the Negro churches in America. . . ' Signed: Bishop R. C. Ransom, President Rev, (J. C. Coleman, Vice Pres. Bishop L. W. Kyles, Kxe. Sec'y. BEACKSBI'RG NEWS Trinity Chapel A. M. E. Z. Church Rev. J. J. Hunter, Pastor The Sunday school rendered a very nice program Sunday evening. We were favored with a solo by Miss Ella McDonald of Eancstci, S-. C. Mr?-McDonald father and Miss McDonald was also present. We were very glad to have them present. Academx Street school is now closing the I annual sermon was preached Sun ! day at 3:00 pr. m. Bine Grovei Bap tist church by Rev. James Dial, pastor of Alberts Chapel M. E chupch. Mr,; Burnie Moss lei'; [ last Friday night for Brooklyn, N. Y. He is visiting sisters and j brothers, relatives and friends 1 there for an indefinate time. .Mcsdanies Selena Moss, Cora i McDonald, Susan Ai?ostlo, Ella Lewis Jenkins and little Miss Mar- j ion Edwards motored to Ro:!. | Hill S. C, Sunday they reported a very delightful day visiting friend? and relatives. Mrs. Gretta Childers and Mrs. Vivian Moss 1. ft for Brooklyn, N. Y. Saturday evening. Mrs.. Virginia Wilson left foi. some point in Conn. Monday. Miss Margaret Childers of Charlotte N. C. was visiting her people hen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pre/lie ami their little son, Frankie, made a quick trip out of town Saturday, on business. This trip was ol much interest to their family and neighbors. Mr. A Hie Wood, and Mr. Roht. T. Childers are improving after being ill some few weeks. 1>R. NANCE HELD SICCESSFLT. CONFERENCE AT ' BROWN CHAPEL (By Mrs. C. M. Jimmerson) The members and friends of Brown Chapel church enjoyed the sermon Sunday afternoon preach ed by Dr. Samuel Nance in his lobe. He preached as a man sent and called by God. His songs are very uplifting. The quarter Tuesday night was a 16ve feast. Pastor Bowman had things in readiness. Joo Louis,. rmiergoncy, .Young-men. Stewards essis Board No. 3, led by Mrs. Lillian Gardner, Stewards Board No. 1 had special donation for the pre siding elder. Our pastor's wife, Mrs. M: E. Bowman conies in for a lion's share. Dr. Nance was almost taken of his feet and threw many bouquets at the pastor, officers and members. Six members were added to the church this quarter and Bro. Jacob Zciglar licensate was renewed _ for another year. -Peace?arul mony prevailed. Our reports follows: Paid P. E. $40.00; paid pastor $125.80; trustees $100.25; Sunday school $15.40. Grand total $287. 45. T - ? ? " Thompson and was entertained , oy Mrs. Nancy Sims Thursday, the attendance was pood. The collection was $7.80. Benedict college singers will appear in concert, at Silver Spring" Baptist church, and Dr. J. J. Starks will speak on Germany > and German people. Friday evening, April '23, 1937, come one, come all and bring your friends. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER 0 t . - SEABOARD ADDS THROUGH A IIM'ON IHTION El) COACH BETW T-'FV NEW YORK?ST. PETERSBURG Addition to Southern States Special to Be Do Luxe Reclining Seat Type, wjith .Many Innovations for Passenger Comfort. Effective from New York on A.pii 1 25th and l'roin Sti Petersburg Apiil 27th, the* Seaboard Air Line Railway is inaugurating ihrough air-coitdttioncd, do luxe reclining seat coach service, .witlu jut change of ears, on its fast, Sne-night-out train the Southern State Special over the PUR-RE it P-SAL between New York, Washington, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa and St. Petersburg. The through coach, which augments the other completely air conditioned equipment of this train, has widely spaced, soft upholstered seats which are adjustable to comfortable positions foi relaxation and sound sleep. ?? ? resolutions from the .ieanES 11:a ttetttonperence Oraiigeburg, . S. C.?Whereas', the Jeanes teachers of South .Car olna, in session at South Carolina State college, Orangeburg, S. April 15, 1'5, ami 17, li>o7, do feel that this coming together of the Jeanes teachers is the greatest epoch in our year's .work due to th fact that we ate able to discuss problems that confront us in otn various counties. And Whereas: we have been greatly benefitted by our district . group meetings, we do feel that the coming together as one has broadened our point-of vivw in solving these problems. And ?Whereas: this meeting has been greatly enriched by. the presence of " our distinguished guests both ; native and foreign, has enhanced our possibilities in'seiying humanity in greater capacities here' and . in foicign countries. s Therefore: lie it resolved that we the Jeanes teachers of South Carolina do hereby express our sincere gratitude to.l)r. Arthur 1). Wright, President of the Jeanes- , Slater Fund, Messrs J. B. Feltoii, j W. A. SchiiFley, and other..members of the State Department of Education; President ?' Whittakcr, Prof. Burgess. aiuPrrther members of the faculty of South_ Carolina State college; the bfrsiness men ot I the city; .Mrs. CorirAjreett, Jennes-t tea.-hor of Orangeburg county; j ami all other individuals who have been responsible l'or the sd&cess; and the .pleasures enjoyed. Be it further resolved that the impressions made and information received be taken back, into the vui' ions counties to .help create right' attitude and bring about desirable ; results. And ?-That., a copy of the said resold-, lions be sent to.The Palmetto I.ea* dep. The People's Informer, The State, The Anderson Independent,; and The Pittsburg Courier. RespectfurBr^iibmilled, The Jcaiie.s Tvacliers of S'. C. ! Committee nh 1 evolutions Mr. T. F. Maiiimond, Cbr. Mice AT'nvMm Wi-itrkt Mrs. Bessie "Goldsmith Miss Floy-MiU-hum Miss Laura Reid ? .Airs, f'orinne White SIMPSON NEWS ?J The service.- from Monday niteto Friday night were great with a varied program each night. Sunday morning It) o'clock the Sunday school uvas. conducted by Supt. -R. F. Kennedy-. The clashes were combined and thoroughly :aught by Rev. C. 11. Land of Chester, after which a spiritual prayer . service was conducted by Deacon Willie Bow< ns of Camden assisted by tne Deacon Board. The- servient being turfied to 1'tilpit. ltev. C. rW: Kennedy conducting. lie gave the church history. I'ap?>r by Mis.. Mary Iluckahee of the Sit. JoshVia M. K. h: .'ell I iilvdiiM-n' 7mi_of the Cross". The great soul ib'ing hymn Xo. 25b was' sung because it was thy. favorite of the founders of Mark church. Rev. II. I,and wa< introduced by the Pastor, Rev. J. P. Gibson to <lclivoy th chut eh's arnivor-ary sermon. Text St. Matt. 1(5:IS. After this"-reat sermon $20.23 was eontribwred in the collection. A delicious dinner was prepared by the ladies. ( At 2:45 everyone cnjojVd a great prayer service-.J'ollowod Ivy a solo "It Pays to S?*i ve Jesus", Mrs. L. M. Gibson. Rev. W. S. McCollough of Camden was presented who preached the pastorate anniversary sermon u ing as a text 1st Cor. 9:1G,' subject "A God Called Minister' which brot To us a spiritual inspiration. A collection of $7.05 was taken. St. Mark choir rendered music for the two services. At 7:00 a great congregation reassembled. Prayer service condu. ti fl by Dea. Rowens. Rev. .1 ST. Freeman, pastor St. Luke Raptisst church brought to us tthe clo-ing sermon, of our 02nd anni vcrsary. ouD]cct: "ino tifeatness ol' * Christ's Groat Commisj sion". After, 'that groat scrmog^ the doors of t4ie chuxeh were opcn:. od by Rev. C. B. Rosebovough. Miss Willie M. Mae came to renew her Covenant with God and the church. A collection of $10. was taken. Music was gendered by St. Luke's choir. 81.00 Was presented to the": pa>tor by the mother board. Total collection $5'b 70. With a deep gratefol feeling that God had blessed us and gave u/> 'success we returned to our J, ) ^ J THE PALMttTtO LEA DEE I the <?tai I ?v abb& vvall^4 ^ c_ nM TMt amer^H INOTE: Your quebtion answar a clipping of this column is cnclos reply; send a quarter (26c) and velope, for my New Astrology It mail free advice on thee (3) qu< birthdate. and correct addres^ to to ABBE WALLACE, care of TH Assembly Street, Columbia, South ' ?> > t > <"> X-X-X H. A. C.? Please tell me what ( vocation I should choose ai d l which one am I best suited for'.' j t Ans.: You have sufficient tale.nl i 1 and personality to attain success in ti most ailv clerical imsitinn Vm:r I love, for home and children is so > ;i Treat that I betfeve marriage "ill i' interrupt''your business career, n This is several years off. li * ? ? ? j j It. H. C.?Will the doctor that '1 's doeloj ing uii my eye remove the tinier? ' , , ]1 Ans.rll you cooperate with the' ')ortoi in every way. he will he... hie to yoivce* sfullv. remove, the jj turner. It will take q'ate some, time to become entirely well hut voti have not hint; to fear in re- > ;ards to this condition. ? ? a ! n E. G. T??I am always worriedV and I know I am a good wife.:' Tell "mo what makes my Husmand j n slip out at night and do? the \ hi tins lie does? Ans.c It woiil3~ be a "hctlerMi world, indeed, if someone could h suggest a remedy to. cause? husbands to APPRECIATE a loving w ife and a home, and not. to "tip! a obit." -Cnfortunately there doesn't j C seem to be anything that can he j a done, and I would suggest that >ou v reconcile yourself to his actions. a ?? ?* S. T.?Will my boy ft'iond. mm back tame any tunc "soon? 1 )?>< he love me ? Ans.: You don't haVe to w orry j one bit about your friend return4 i " iin: for lie could not FORCE lll^l-|e KEI.F to remain from you Very ! V long if he wanted to. There is no a > ??u. II/can not even SICE anyone' > else. i ri;v. frank m. cunnincm am 3 to conduct revivals j . t? Rev. Frank M. Cunningham. the | evangelistic minister of Colombia,. c is leaving for Charlotte. N. C. to I login a revival. He will be gone ( tor (|iiite a while. After lcavfng f there he will-go to Richmond, Va. lie has. been si J; for the last few j weeks, and is until, but hope to i make .1 success ffftprMoaving." For the last, several years as minister he has met many friends. ' in' Columbia and is hoping to | meet many more friends a n o ,. ministers on arriving it; Charlotte \ His last visit was at Zion Bap- | ti-t on Sunday night with Rev Reeder. He_dot&uT know exactly. ; where he will be located after airiyirig in Charlotte. Let us (jo up to THE CONVENTION \ By II. A. Fishbone I Five more days and ihe'-Baptist ^ Educational and .Mr i.Ttnry con vention of South Carolina will i hold its sixtieth session in Mann- ? in'g, S.C. May "?-S. l'.h.T. Every t section of' the Staje-i? expected ( to be represented. Remembei that what ever is dnin what evci success is achieved, will depend very largely upon the presence 'and the cooperation and support ot the: constituents of the convention 1 at Manning. s Every Baptist mini .tel" of South k Carolina is morally obligated te support the eonv? iuhm. This can better be done by attending and 11 seeing what is actually going on. 1 The loyal supporters will be there * in Manning with tlnir supports. * Some-of them aiv m a !y now, oth-' ers will be ready when the time ^ conies, while still others will have t to gy^v >'eydy>?-It?mattors?m>tJio\v?-or\j*mat will 1> the conse- " quente. The sloiran i.-: i.ct us yo ~ up to the corner.t-ii>n. Ministers. ' President Butler is deluding upon 1 you. lie wqnts to look into the v fuels of every ore of you. You " must, you should be there' to hold l' up his hands that '.he victory * miyht he won in the realization 11 ^TrrHichTcvcmrTit of tin-goal of the K>.'57 session of "the convention. , I.et every Baptist Minister from 11 every nook and cot net. of the state ?from sleepy hallow to town. ' whether he has a sntaM church or ^ a large one, or whether he has V any or not, join the g eat enthusiastic pfocessfon to the city of :l Manning. v The inspiration. the information. (' ... .. c..i I ilie coiuaci ami me < ini--i.mii <.<lowship that will be joined at the '< convention, will well compensate a foi* any amount of sacrifices made. v the cause of education," the cry, interest and well fa re of Morris n homes rejoicing in th> God of our u salvation. \Vjr> are playing hnd t hoping to see this day come in j v Our next revival mooting e he August 27, pray for our sue- ! \ toss. Our pastor's address is j Rev. J. P. Gibson Box 18, Cam- e den, S. C. - [ I 1 ed in this paper ONLY when led in your letter. For private a self-addressed, stamped en.ending, and receive by return sstions. Sign your full name. all letters. Address all mail E PALMETTO LEADER, 1310 i Carolina. J . i '>< ?:?< -iK-x-:M. CI. F.-^Should I try t<> nut Inns to get away since I ft hi liis suspicious package in iisy lu ami's car and who did it belo o ? Ans.: As you found the pat ge in your husband's car. . .t.i t oVcr tu him. Tin- package c ot belong f?? him. Due to yo ?res?ent condition it would l>o In or for you to remain whore y re for it will Ik* many months li ore you can secure employ me nd become independent. J. P. W.?Will I fret h raise < 1.0 job if I ask for one?- Do l-h kenie? t Ans.: Your employer (ikes y ell enough. . .if you deserve aise and she has the money ll> pproach her in a business li nanner and she will no doubt . s hat you are properly lewardi or you faithful services. She w ot become angry.- -. . M. A.?Please Answer and t< Ye if anyone is trying to take' n lis band away from me? Ans.: No one in this wour s trying to take y?<.ir husband, t times he seems to have a dosi o stay awav it is only that yi re failing in jour duties as life to make your home pleasa nd interesting. Make your hoi . place where hi.* loves to be. ? * * .M. Oi Will 1 get an dltl age p on? Ans.: 1 am afraid that jou iot comT'rutfdor tlio provisions gc rnitlh the old age pension. A irohahlv will get sonic lorm ot i "'re relief from your state: . . aid when your , state - passes ~~t leeessary laws to p.it this form c'.icf in effect. 1 \KIO\ DISTRICT CONFEllESC'K NOW 1IISTOH -April 13-Iff tlu Mi ii<m d.i-h onference convened with tin* : huil A. M. K. church, Dr. .1 Tie. D.D.. presiiling elder; R 1. I,. Guifbf, pastor. Opening remarks by tin- pr.-s nir rii-iT?iii/ntu,iv I?, v \ Starky was elect,dhas sec'i aryl Brothels II. A. Btyant. II ki'Vt'i-.son we re ' elected marsha Pile secretary as repoiTe: to t utpciw. I'onifnittevS 'were th If.led. Tiro following vi<i* cere presented. Dr. L. A. Wt >i\ siding .elder of the Dillon.d lift; Dev. (). C. .Dunham, pa-l S'.w Brooklyn circuit. {.'dknui list rift; Dud'. C. G. Gan vt: Columbia. They made intvic: ng remarks. After an in.-pirii'tji* de Dr; k. A. Wells presented R A*, O. Robinson, pastor ft' > Msgah tp pteaeh. He selected t text St. Mark 1; J S. Sak.k Obedierre". This wt'V a )e 1" feast which all could enj< \n olfering of $l.0o was tat.-i Recess at which time ' the lad tad the tables- ladenr-Ml with go hing's to eat. This wc all cnA id. In the afti-d noon the paste trade?tin-ir reports?which-' we :ety good. In the collecting he ar.nual dues two of the lea n'en ol' the .Myrtle Beach circi vori\. not present. Kev. I.. stackhouse came up and said vas of the Baptist denonmntti iut. he was working in '.that eoi nunity and could ol afford to . t conic up behind. Dr. Cue pi entod him to the coivleieiue a aid he was the piincijudj of t elioed itt the l?. ach aioT^w as ; 1 eat help to hint win i; iic hero in iiis ipiarloi ly ?.'i .1 When tile Hin'it.' woio 11i ulli'H'o ticcd you ami your .-11 tort. As it atil l ol till- pi'0|.,;o ;; ?.'!?iescntaUvcs ol' the hiti-dom you can iu>i tyrmt'o. you lot tin n ?.i ut ours to ilksc woiti ausfs. IJeni ember. w- . au1 tin. towards, intrust with his eo.. thf intorost ol' liis Kinedu nd Hi* i< unr.hilf is i.hiii :l!o o.stv litjw ?i' nii i siu. til. ,.i; !. s jfiVc an aciount < ; '-i . .? 1 anoint;1. hot us nay oin vo\\ ,ol lis triyo thai ill- ti.ii -.. icf i\i' 1 lim the fruits ol' His \.a anl. ' . Service to CioiT ami maty . aft II. is thf wall h word ?>i" our 10 ontiou, ami thf k? y nolo of o ducat ionai -aitil iiliyieu< a- tivitii .ft thfii. this sfivi.it. h.? ma u ol ami yioruioil by. your pivso'.i mi ooopi ration at the State oo cr.tion in .Ma-.ninfr. ** Lot us show our loyalty by ir lip mi to the .convention. Doi lissi.it. Got ready. and lot's i ip to Manning. Homember. on i>n more days-and the Presidy rill sound the travel anil call I onvcntictn f a thn nimtntoin f. Vhcre? Manning, S. Wh'.i lay f>-8. fs>37. d the presiding elder present )r.. 1, W. Janerette U.D., P. . ? JOHNSTON, M:WS ?1 ?; .At p.in. tiii. i> u < * ! }- I- at !),. A. .1 I. . 1! The -J'ui-l..;-. Ki\ . 1'. 1' I'.ii,? .J j iivi. f<. a ;.,.V pi; A*. i ii.< >-*a.uv S'V a ii.tr ; > < i .1, {( I >u:.p. a;r: ia ,t> .r.u at l I! "' . (jiu. u... ! ''"I"' *-' : a. April j:> at j: | cJif. Ai : ? ?n./iai > { i,.. 1 a I."' I, e v, 11 j I;. ? .S U 1 c 11 :! .'-'i- v. .v;.;. j;,.. j K.'.if < i .va in w , t V-.lt v..,- j.-.a X<" ' { I Ik ly. i A. t:, ' ... ; $ ' ' ' V IP" ' '! \ . r .. ; i,!v: 1\\ ..j. litjai" Jrt.ru . a. -trrr ..Jftl-: I ? < '1 i?:*. <' 11\ tit y 'i i ? iit i:. i .... a ). , iiiu <i\?? iri-Majii rr. A: w, nu-<u .0 rsri .'*y . llllltt-; ? j Tin- I -tiriif l 1:'" I 'tril. . alirV. ii'.'t til- ! >. ; - a | v< !ir,- i.a .j t" . i.i.-tj.-- .it ij 1 it tiiur .- i alii .I t W] Sunljfoiiti, it is ' vaiii .1 titt!- ai-. I tiainv. ! N-w rai'Miii. 15: Mr ,-, j la;A -I Mr-, Mi: A ' a .v. J, lU j i'i.s. Tile next.;..'; '. ,,r ; ?t tin' i.'.iii" <.i Ai. -. Ai:. A- JilaM.J street. ? ??? ' Johnston ha - nov;. ... . ; ; fll.li 111.(AV1I a * I>?_ F-t- : S . , Hi ; S.o-.iai liuli. Wt- J|t.';? it ' . h' I'-<n.(i as til? best ai.'i Ii'.'t; t i 1. 11hi- rv-:, l'rcsi.ijeut. Maw Wa11,1 ! Vi? e-pi e-; ! j.t. Miv J. \V. ''a:.'l*y | Seei\ uu y. M i. . Kf?i < S'v.'as; A . 'iftan; >cer. lar v. MiI llii- >: ,w .hiy T^-a-tupr, 1. W. a j'UT, i e: . Mr: a:.-! M A k Mr.,and .Mr*. A;"'ilai. i.-< n jc'?;t ^ ?! 111| t?i. A .'uu ia. .(ia., S;it .'.'Via, sr. j A M ;;s A. M. I:. < MI koh ,.jl I lev. J. S. Martin. l'a>toi 1X On 'a t * uulay wa- a high .da . ; at Str-Jaan - : the Sunday fchoi , was' <>|??- j. i at tit IV .ml .t; \\tit " (thv Siipt,. .MVs. I-a'at lia Stains an r*' i or . c??-v.o: I;tit tiu-i?; |?o>t ' ?. 1,11 j .illy. 'i lv/. iefsuti was beautil'uli a I ir.ujrht-by .the teacher. Quite n' j.Iat^'j im.nhei Wa.- utit to vt'.w/y it: a<'.; line le.ss >?; at lilt.- cio-i. wl' i.'t cla? ] ihe pasu>:% wan jcocul and it 1 viewed till' lessiiil. At 12 o'cinck the pa.-1dr. j.read \:l .ed astiniim setnn/n wr.ieh mad lour he;) lit? bnVn' wil inn": al'li which a iv a? film uf iii2vM? wa !V j raised. Tiv- pa-lar :- .-tiiii.it p* a "u | iiVet; ili-.- lave. W'O Wel'e- "iad t jCj.-vf t e larv, t'.uuibet ot" visitm , Lpru&culd- ?nvaiti*?ffr?rrrp?r M' ' way- Khul t" -ed "fir.- l't ie:: a.; " visiti.'i>. Me ate le 'i.iiijd v.inia. ! 1'nr the cwi.itiff .< !' h?i' eiiivutinni Z twiiivir w Hi ho the lit-t Sut ,Y way . in May. \\\ are asking evei ' 'Hi:,, to- cell- il:t ;ii-.l V- J..,;.. .! _?) ?aor the top. i : ill. " i l ;? t t.. c- i lis . U . later:..- by Dr. ( '< < . ' \T: . a, in!, it- in "? a ,V. Dr. ! '. W. \ui, . ; lli( is i.l" itic - 1 alhv' ;("f. clan? ii wlm i- new i'ii a in .] (' hniye. Alji'.aiiii ui \\, vU I l?ur.-<la\" r.i.in. lii V ~ :1. Sj.Ur.lcy, A. J. s. ! y - had ciiai av til in- 'i i i?. ca'icr !> c-c;.;Lj 1: v. F. Stai.Ky, j.a>'.'u i.f "S,. .'in ,j;s circuit; in p; e;u h I he am..;.. lie ti ;tjC'it U.^'iV. a l?'.l 1 I 'Ij-ii'-Jo. sul'.ji ct, ".uv" h "iy , I i lliplc' ot land*.. 1 la .pUb..,. a , ... iVfinif anamsiicd m;o s?_ 1 . We o:;joy?.tl a very lavc.y : .caption jii'o.ui aui, .Wi-s l.'.a : Guiles, mistress ?-f leVei,.; hie ,v I Rev; A. J. Jeni. his w a.- p.. -e. It; -d tu respond and he liivj m a >c ,{. masterly' way. ^.1 Revs. W . K. Rielia j'.Mt. Ziou .studio:.. FloieucL: )V | Halls of tin- Rapt ist.. en.ti. i .Marion, S. A. Simmons ..f t! jj.. ! I>illon district. yiac-d the lu;j.| i'eivhVe v.hit pi. -i v. Jivw G. .M. Spain tii.i' i.s'm . j 1* 1 iiiuy i.Lail. MlU li I.l* pn.i I oil fioni Si.. .Matt. >iibj" , I Ik- Went A l.itlle Faith :. id (^ I B. J. Johnson also1 did i- a-p day riiyht. Text Rev. lo:;J!'. Ti . j -I'll iluai lire'was vet hurnin.:. M ^ Sarah Thomas jot net! !ho char j. We can say that w o laid-a \<: tint' cov fi..ix\!;iA\ not. only :'i on; hnaiaial sinn-dpoii.t. Lul >' iidtaa 111 ' 1 11 ? s I !y as wc.l. r.very plea. !. : speaker s? i lhed lo" he at his beWe weir v ry hLkiy .entvilair.i , hy Rev. Guiles and- hi-'food j?. u pie. livery day the .-isle: '.. d tr.e: I aides with" deli, io; rood.* We feel that the Ma Jo): di.-tii'i ltd i.v s.ll'f io d.',- * iii' ' -adi '.~i.il. -,'.1' o: much hi loved elder ami with ti . a: mOr bean . that u\- hu\e. Ho; .' laymen and ministerial. " We thank Ue\. Gaiies. his piea: ' ant wii'e and daughter and tl .numbers, and fiiiiais of .the' Id. V tie River circuit lor the way the * i an d for us. We Will be yia . to yd hack. . dor GOOD RELIEF use a GO pONfrT-iPATION is not tr i-i need a laxative, you no* n- Is purely vegetable, reliable, uv ach but acts on the lower u- Black-Drauglit is , ve made of clean plant \ leaves and roots (finely^^ IxiwderedX, not so very" \ '! different, when youcomo \i\?v ^ to think about it, from v>:-\ Iv t'119 vegetables you eat V^t nt at every meal. * mm Page I < SI' AfTlvR NKWS ?j??? ??? S ..nutty, / ?.r:i wa? t hi- 7th ' ii- CiM'imiv;. ul ti: (jood Fellows '' ;h< : rvi<- wu< hold at a' I i-jU'v a;. J. ti..> h at l:<nj ?> . v..:!. Air. ).' .J. Tatk;U/n as " t < i . < ::t. :it- -. Tin; w s?. . ' i!il?. Miiaic by 1 V"" : I'.'o ?>;. W^u-<?n-ic aJ; i" .Juf of i(,.- ot I J . 1< . J ,,1>t.._ tj lai'U-t ' A'*"-a.tt-i; l.'. if ?.: tt.t dub by ! Aii. .. /iMr. .Vi-. Vr. Ii, < . Kichai'l-".. ij,' jicakt-r, _r; I. "? !. A.i :> r. ;- ;.. <ji t ; city (I ; ...... , t y ( . Air-. u.-.-i,.,,.' f-rn.M talk. i 1.v..,,K 11 a- -a tb/na? ' : i i-- " ,AI:.. A', iii. t and I.. .. I 'a-. . <<! 1 ii.i >-tT at. "uiKputilaai I. .... 1* i' 1 *. I r Tiif.'t for -T a .tat with >1! K. i*. i'u.v ... \\Y day; A .a- : .'!i) v*t.i v.a.- t.i.tv,. ' ;< v?y di' l'l U?U- l.y ' ' . "* ' ' l.uill'.l't. ' .As " . . til' ;Uu* , . . ! ' 7^'' '' ' i i,*! -.. fay . chari . .. ; . ' : f.; ;.; ' ? . .1.,; -At '7:; bullet '! i;. - ? "V J*< r; 1 '?>'= hi IV.-.V ' ' ... j ...I ., . } ; . : TV* p!'.y: :;:ii , ... ; *!(.- <-nt ?,r- th.y \ . " lilt. . ;!. if I.* J*;?.. " .,, '* ;,V "j-""!*" Ii.'Vtl i> aKi-.in ijuiu* . :;i. ; -U-<. :M-C.'-.'i jv intpiev- . .! !j( !JjJ "flit;. _ ' . . >l;t!^~ /d' C'Vluji'.bia " ' '' 'icfsmess .during .v ?': *! week.. . a .Mrs. I.nvy ?.f Waj-niirjl'>n, I?; . **' h s \. ifi.'ijr < ! aui:t; Jti-'s. . Kliza- ? ? :iii'! family: . . d t honored i or ' > .' k -jJaa-iriiM r. Ait.;,ta'J}av ..a her " .. rr-day. ' April' 21, .c w.th a ji'Vcly. party. The- iittle ;iv a; [.ayi'-i. i\. ' ? - itrht colors, 1 ' p' jl : aft'-ri'-on rompir.jf -m playing in the lawn. !- v \.'!.:a ci?u}?ti-..-.fJ;omvs df hurri V;'? y were . thvityd into ' the "' 'V ' ' I'a"-- ii.t* table was I,, r--,^ p . Th). vittracI; '>(. j. !.:): in tj-.c* center; * prcani- : ! calu were 'served . ' f ? a t y presented each tv-j?T t-tr- tt?syr; . The little?: : i " i ix-i. . iyou -many. Vauth'ul ?ri:"tw.* ' . * . . MV. T. M;! > vhis fam .VI. *]"} . day. April 22. >?; . N.: IV r.-vv:.; Sr. pas-cd .1 ; at !'. ii- :v ar hi ro du'rintr i *' pa-t "i ' ia a'ti-r a fy'.v wci-ks A!:.. U-..AVvn was th? witi-i' ? ia'\ y. V. T. liowc-Tj.s v. .i h v.-t.-nU: iriri-'er >of " :V..i 'a! ' - ivv-' v-;'. atTV V- V,. *-H :Vh . Ttiui>.lay T; ;?i 22A >, a! hv.i".- !,; < aaJ- " u*. : '? arvh;1 thyfani ''Niiiicv _ ? i 1 . !" ' . > .-V. - an : Math'. ; 'A.?., ! i .av.V] app.-ar ' i "l-h! n 1 ' ii > * \1v1 / I 1 I I . . 4 I ./ ..li ?l I.. A I. I II t . I.'A. K. . (.caham. !'a>tor 3 . > . <Thi- v.-ov-a ' sV. a.'M.' E: Drive. !: K. \\\ Oalar.v. y.a*IM'. !. H. ]' ] rv-UHnp (-1- 1 ':? !*. T! . hJ.v'.r.jr arrived f\X - V ire. > vt'T.'1') v.a- vv^d " !>y t'it* y.a<? r. Afu" whl' H Dr. ! : ! ! ' : v 1:: -. text. r?;\\ Vh .|.ti >\vo?vl Killff, . a ! llMh A i IE nna.hfci a < ' t;j: v.'V.E'h va> -onii-vtM >\ a!!. A:t \h. .<t\ the oflii . v I Ee tV.-.-!:' u-i'iVlt'r'lVv???? v. A'l wiiv in ?vjjh a. : i". . n> '- t'ru? t: qaartw. Th?? \ ova- n .vr.avks ro; -laiiviv' 't-.? the. V'! "K' of' the i-"i. Is,, was out .in full, u-hivV. i::n!:k- d the raptor,. . -nan.Iki'S. David G. Ellison General Insurance a Hunesl and efficient atten11 i tit?n given to all business 1 placed with me. L PHONE 5717 of constipation C)D LAXATIVE r lie trifled with,?When you :>d a pood one. Black-Draught rt does not upset the stomboutl, relieving constipation. Tills reliable laxative SsgA Is the stand-by for con-4-V stipation in thousands 1 0f homes. Sold in sealed / I ^ y. **.cardboard containers, like the picture at the 6 le't. About 25 doses in each 25-cent package. liMllriiH