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p f- _ IkJui ft APPLICATI W DATE Ak J NAME 1 ^ ; GRADF ft ;; BIKTHDAY kJ ; ? Fill out this coupon and mail ' | stamped envelope to The Pain 1310 Assembly .Sc., Colt nibia, S '' the roll took, an l you \v 11 rece MARCARET~WANTS CLUB MEMBERS TO WAKE UL' nei:o tun: Do tell me what on earth has happened to our club members. I do hope they will wake up. I htI tended Sunday school as usual. -After Sunday school we had a lovely Children's Day program which- we ail eiijoyed. At o:bU o'clock the Missionary society had their annual turn out. Rev. Westbyxjt.Xcab-preached^T theiii aiVd" u-e certainly enjoveu the sermon. 1 am still busy; The garden ;s needing rain. I will soon have sJuirhe tomatoes to can from my uiub garden. r.?i<;king for more letters on the Junior page hope to see them next week. _ J ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHIRCH Itev. J. ('. Ilonpr. Pastor Cornv.'oll, S.. C. ?Sunday, June l.'l was a high day f ?r the above named church. -People from various communities were present to participate in the Chiidi n's Diiy exercise. All present cn.ioye..- the singing, by the many .choirs and the Well rendered ran tutiiuis. i en ? injjs arid solos. .This showed that jrra thi-! i-atliTs of each Sura lay school ^SfcXcitial much t'lTo'r.t i?. trailing, these youtiK' people to rentier > ". s-uch txci'Mi-nt selections. The following Soia.av wliiiuls a:tt! choirs rendered prourams an * the amount of nio'roy rased hy each Mt. Zioti, lllackslock y ">. !."i; "IMeas afit Vf\v, Cornwell ST.lri; Mt. Mortal!. Ciiv.-tfi- iii'i.OO: Aauoch, Cu.iii v.'uil, SHhTo. The total amount raised ;wa- lv:<M'yo-ne went * away happy Sifter havinjf.such .au enjoyahl(. day. Su'n.e of .the visitors present Were Uev. T. C. Coeiv.ait. tVlunihiu who was Jill i.v* the pulpit at Calvary Haptst rl.nrch, < 'K-.-U-r Mr. d. ! !. s'paurt. untie*taker of Chester; Mr. .J..1). Mcl.tlkin a: <1 Misses, Mayjrit ;.n<l Bessie Honor, Cluster and many others \\h<>-e names we failed to yet. Sejfinniny Wedr.es- ay niyht, June 23, we will hate three lutes of nrciir!'. i m? sOrviee l.-toliiv on to the fourth Sunday which terminates n a grand rnMy. Wednesday, June 23, v Second Wilson Baptist church. pastfir U<v ?" qr jj Mahomry and cliuir. Thursday night .we will have Mt. Zion ehuoi r ami past or U< '.. J. W. Wright. Friday liitrnt. I'left.-adl. Voo> choir and pastor, Rev. Ken .all. The drive s moving nicely to paint the interior of the church; Bo sure your finance gets in bofore the drive closes. I.OWUYS NEWS The rneetng at Browns. Chapel A. M.. K. Z. on the past week was highly enjoyed by everybody. We regret very much that St. Paul Baptist church and pastor was rained r;'ut on. Wednesday night. Thursday nght. Christian. Home turned out in nice numbers. They raised $3.00. Chestnut Grove A. M. E. Zion church pastor came but the members couLI not come but the pastor the Rev. F. R. Gladden preached a soul stirring sermon. Collection $1.50.. Saturday the quarterly conference convened .with us. Raised $0.75. * ounoay aiternoou v_ross Road Baptist church from Rock Hill came in trucks and cars, a/so the Flint Hill Baptist church came with them. They were successful in every respect. $22.40 was raised. The Lord's Supper was administered Sunday night by rAir beloved presiding elder Rev. (3. L. Flowe. We thank the friends of the community for helping so love |y and nicely in all these services. The total amount raised $'17,46. On Wednesday night the few who came raised 76 cents. Usher bqaijd of! Bxx/ntna \ - V uofFlc flllH'S RKEAff^r IaLEFKCY < ? ??<? ??< ?? <?? ? ?< ON BLANK t , 193 ;; < i ? .- STATE ; * SCHOOL ? ! AGE _..v-? 1 it together with a self address'?! j letto Leader, I3illi_ Carver's Club j 1. C. Your name will be placed oi [ ivc a membei-ship card and button | So long. aiakgarIEt ay rich it MATTIE COMPLIMENTS MAKGARET "I . ? 1 ; | Hello Everybody; 1 amjviiting again this week. 1 went to Sunday , sehjbii.! Sunday and had a nice time and a very j liri-.- <ubjee.*: "The Brotherly I Love of Judah". I I Was looking over the-Junior Page and di'dn'L any letters but Margaret Wright's' and mine. I Want to compliment her for tie way .-he has kept the Junior Page up. I Wish that all the membe s woulu write and fill up the Junior Page. . Bye. Bye, MATT IE BLACK. chapel will have a lawn' party on j Thursday night. The Rev." A. C. Crocker was m t able to be .with lis on Suiu.ay on account o? losing one ol"'his membus at the Lmv church, Mrs. Peayj who wa< a loyal .member- at ti e , Mt. Hebron A. M. E. Ziiui cliureli, Chester." | Mrs. Pearler 15. Ihi-rby of Gu i Ionia,. N. C. and little daugli^i r lis visiting lie: mother, Mrs. Maiy Reid this week. t Mrs. E-sie Bell Kennedy of Ga tonia was a visitor of her -mother and mother-in-law on last week. ' 1 I MUitun mti>? .> I A. M. K. ' H I K( I Rev. R. I. I.onion, Pastor1 I I'll Idre-n's Day was observed at Morris Brown last Suiuhiay .with fstt'iiut services by tin*- pastor. Tin- syrnioiiotto to thv children was based oii tin' theme "The ('hil>i in Business for (io-.i". Many. I important, points, in the wisdiin of Solomon were stressed as the speak 'or. .delivered the message which was an injiiliet or. to parents, as wtr.l as children, leollowinjt this inessajft4 to tin- children, the paso:: link as a text for the morn,iik sermon, 11 lirews 12th ehau ei and 1st verse. A beautiful sermon was woven around the feme "The Christian Race" A hu'ife congregation worshpipyd i\l our church, in spite of the intense- ' iv hot weather. The evenintr njes ^agc hrc/ught by I>?". l.o'tioi:. was " 'aken from lac. 12th chapter and. 11?? Verse. The them,. de.T.iuo d was "Youth. tile Time to liotnoh,.her (in i". At both; serv .cos, the.. mdci lying thought w as the tlu' V . of parent tou child, ?nd. child to parent., thus carrying out tins' Children's Day deft. A men ft the many visitors in attendance during the Cay. was Mrs. A. Holley (white) of Atlanta. (la., who spoke on the condition of the prisons in the south and the refat ion's <.T wl/te and colorde in the Western section of the ' country. We were pleased at night, to have Mr. Win. McKnight, brother <vf Mrs. Kmnia f.ohnson of our church, us a visitor. Mr. McKnight made an interesting talk. Mrs. I.. (I. Smallmade two presentations at the ev- j ' ning service, $10.00 too the Stewards and $10.00 to the Trustees. Our phi. ting i> well on lit; v*:, and already Morris HroWn ,:s Jthe bright' spot on Morris vticot. A special effort is being made 1< ^ takt, care of the extra work en tailed in our program of improvements. Our 3rd quarterly conference j will take place no the 3rd Sunday n July, i:?37. I, Dr. f.emon and his devoted wife, are fast getting a grip n the hearts of the good people of Mori's Mrown.?This is eVUIenchd hv ' the spirit of c<x*Jgration that is manifested in the program out- , liner.' by the pastor to* date. We are planning even now, to send ( our pastor to Memphis, Tenn., to ^ attend the big raeetifig to be held , June 22-27, Bro. T. A. LaSaine , ; . -jm.~ <. I \ waller | will uisu attend that meeting i the interest of the Suhday scho\ work. It * .Vr encouraging to not that four accessions were made t the church on last Sunday. \\ Jook foTward. GREENWOOD 6NEWS Tlte iamily of Rev. .J. Good take this chance to thank tK many friends in and out of til state who sympathized also sei in. oO'nation* along with encoui aging remarks, since the lost < their home, April the fourth 1lire. Allow us to make nientio of the showers gven by .the per pie of Wr/odurtf, both white an _cuiiirmJ friends. 1st shower lo by the Busy Bee club of Ne1 Bethel Baptist church. Mrs. El za Thompson, pi'esdent. .Mr; Mary K. Rogers, secretary. 2n shower led .by. the Pastor's Ai club of New Bethel, Mrs. M. 1Rotors, president;- Mrs. Thetp Ri/binsoir, .^secretary. The white people of Woodrul di i a ureal part to make the show or a success, also Switzer ?. Ml /ion Baptist church and Shad; Grove. A shower from the com munity club of Greenwood led b kittle Lucy Byrd of which Mr? Goode is presdent. Wy also than our whte. friends and many other who helped to make this movenrou possible, l'e ends from many, o the"churcl.es in thy city .along will nciuhbo^ has striven to show tl. bright si..)- of life and have* no faded to come to the Uss'stttUc ot? this family. We thank you for your prayers wdru,- of sympathy and deeds o Lnmdness. . iti kai. Roads inventory. A' i'!. o\aiy sjnple 11>ii< >ii' juitdu' r"?i;i?1 111 South t'arolim lu..- I toon eoiiipl'-v/ni ip all colli: ti<*.? except Picket:.-, Oconee aiu Sparlaiibury. Charleston, liieen viile and l.aii. a.- u-r counties has' just' boot, lini-hed. This worl:, hecm. by the High way Plamiirjr Survey, has heel sponsored by the Stale Ilijfhwat Depaitmei find tlie federal. I5-H lean ?ti" Public. Kdads. I'nt'il ._Llie Feiicaal. ttuY.ct nmenl became itlcisetcd it. rural mads refer.tly, little attrition was pai< t them. Hut when the Ktdera WoVerinnent did Im yiti to thin); o appi opi iatiiur money for rura road cor st ruct io; , it disired s.oiiu fa teal information. a! out the ini portanee and -er\ie,e pi the roads before, shaping- any <1 finite pro It ram of highway planning. The Highway I'lnming Strive) wa?? org-ruiit'.eiI to puller such lac Uial information ami the . first phase of the survey began will parties making .an "inventory" ol all mads- stale ami ruia'l. They wanted to know, firstly exactly how many miles of road: thee are which are not on tin state .system. 'Ih.ey de- II (I TTi (h - cover" Wfial service each road wits to the poo |de thavelirg it. Was it the ioat to mai k t, the road to town, tin triad to church, or the road t< sunn- place of recreation? i hey needed to learn the exact condition of the road?its width the kitnl of surface, the per ion! of- grfifle, t'V- kind ?:f draunngc ami other factors describing it: physical integrity. J hey desired to determine . tin exact location of till farm houses homes. churches, schools, ieorea lion parks, places of business, am other forces which contributed t< thj- use of the roads. They wanted a record showij'jj the relation of motor vehicle tran: the relation of motor vehicle train pot tat ion to other forms of tram portation. They set out to survey the location of all railroads, tin routes of all regular ,Vr lines, the courses'of all navigable streann and those actually usod, and the ii Stations, ports, or wharves. In sevi'ral weeks, all of this information will have been gatherer N'o road has been neglected ?>i overlooked. Every by-way, no mat ter how far away or how rarelj traveled, has been or is beintt measured and mapped, Meanwhile, as a pait of the it venltory, studies involving'- highway safety are now in progress On main roads, where safe trav ling for high-speed traffic is imperative, every situation whjerc the driver cannot have fview )t the road 1000 feet aread is J . t f THB FALMirrto LBAPBR beittK charted. Every cause o "thes?e restricted sight distances? _ high hills, sharp curves, buildings shrubbery, forests?are being re corditd so that, later, recommen datioas can be made for adjust ing the highways * to eliniinat such dangers. Exact conditions of lailroat n crossings are being mapped an * tlhie number of accidents whicl ^ have happened there put on ,rec ? ord. With thse facts available, th e questions of possibility of aeci dents and delay of traffic can b answered. All the results of these survey |e and studies are to be made int ltv large-scale maps of every count; lt. in South Carolina. Then the pub it lie will have- a picture of the rel ! .. ative service of the roads to th? ,f people. y With those facts, maps, studie n of traffic and taxes completed, i program based on facts alone cai d be use.l fcr future hignway plan d .ning. ; 'I CLINTON COLLEGE NEWS. (j Monday, May 17, ?-1 and 31 . Mr. and Mrs. Thompson enter - taincd all the -young ladiew am a young men in the boarding depar ment and the faeulty of the col Y lege respectively at their beaiiti . ful home on Allen street. Eacl L group left regretting its inability to find Words to express just hov _ much, it appreciate*! Che kindnssi ^ of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Thes< people are loyal supporters of Clinton college. ' Commencement exercises begai j. Friday evening with the musica . festival. Miss DeMond* trrough L' the cooperation of the faculty has f built up the music depaitment. Il e j is her aim to make this an annual affai'. Rev. W. A. llillian. pastor ol 1 tlie Metropolitan A MHZ church ( liester was at his best in deliviring the. baccalaureate sermor.. He hehi the-audience as well ..as the graduates spell, bound. The- class day exeicises, Mon1 dav were uooil and vi'iv interest. - ir.ji;. The Alumni address by Mrs, 1 A. It. Boulware was a master piece. r Winners in the oratorical conUst wi'ir Misses Vushti Joluison; ? high. -chool and Mae--Rose Barbel normal department. These yourg ladies won the silver and gold nudals respeetively. The' climax came Wednesday at :l;oU when 22 istlfdehts received jcertili ate.s mrd diplomas. The I |commencement address by Dr. .1. .IS. N. Truss, secretary Of AmeriI can Bible Society was. inspiring and uplifting, l)r. Truss spoke on Creative Education. President Stanback declai.es that this has been one of t h e best yearshe has had The fac mi.> ii. iwi|n.-iuu'ii one [UiiHi rt'U per cent to Melp him put over a good program. We are appealing to you to help i us make this u bigger and bettei f school by seliding us students this fall. Tlie* next term begins Sep, tembe.r ?">. ' Mi^s Miiry M. Wilson, after ; closing a successful term as instuctoi here will spend the sumr mer in Long Island, N Y. ? L si, .1 VMKS A.M.K tHlKfH Ke\. \N. It. Bouler, I'astor. After the Sunday school was ' opened Py the Asst. Supt. Mr. ' Melton Lewis, the teachers interested their scholars vety -much with the lesson text and our pa* tor h; ought much Ight on the _ sntlie i" his review. . Tin looming message delivered ' by in.i pastor from the - theme: " i Th.. ll.e.c.nlo \f ..11 " , ....in , ?cm 1 mi til 1 . . j ji.i<>i motion ftnl inspiration. At ' | flu- i- . i t injr hour of worship oui Ipiirtt..; prttu'hvd another practical ' .-cini.>|, giving food for thought % from tin- theme: Ilezekiah's Feast. 1h v Young of Jones Chapel A. M. Iv. /ion church was a visitor at Sunday evening worship. The auxiliaries of the church ! are still moving on. .Misses Adeline and Wilhelmina Johnson are at home after completing a successful seh<\o1 term at Tuskegee, A la. BI.ACK ROYALS RASE BALL (1.1 B WANYS GAMES. ; W'tnnsboro.?The Black Royals _ liilse hall team of eity nm ia. i need for games. The team has playd six games this season. The . Royals would like to book games for June 25th in the city. On the 20th they are open for a game out of town. During July they are [open at home on the following ^dates: 2, 5, 9, 18, 23, 20 and 30th, III. . - I ' * /_ ?n? - i f put of town: 3, 10, 17. 24, 27, X - 28, 2U and 31 St. Any good base *i. >. ball team wishing if aim-s with the - Black Royals write or wire Timo- { - thy J. Johnson, Mgr., Winnsboro, X - S. C. > e " " " CARLISLE NEWS j The Children's Day exercises at ^ Jeters chapee A. M. E. church on Sunday was good. Services were good at Williams chapel A. M. E. 1 Zion church. Sunday school was called to orJer by the S'upt. Mr. e Irwin Coleman. The lesson was Well toad and discussed by the -s .school. Wd were vei^' gfud' to 0 have Mr. B. Sims and Mr. Gussie y Dawkins with us who took an ac* tive part in the discussion and also * Miss Vashti Johnson. After this c the paster brought a very good message from St. 'MaiTt"*14:41. s The women .of William chapel a are striving to paint the church (|t 1 they rpeorted $16.80 and others are * yet to report. * We were glai. to have Miss >v! Shirrill of Newberry worship with us Sunday. Rev. F; L. Wilkes reported that es services were g<vod. at Maple Ridge ^ j Baptist church Sunday and also tQ at Tuckers chapej! both churches have put on new life. Mrs. Eva Coleman left Saturday to spend a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Walters in Hendersonville, N. C. T1 We are glad to have Miss Vash- us ti Johnson, Miss Viola Tucker and de > Mr. Clintr/n Met..lock hohie aga'n A from Clinton co/lege. les Mrs. C. Chick has been very se . sick but she is much improved, re I Mr. Berry Shelton is up again. 19 i Mr. Henry Dickson and Mrs. Eli- m< za Lyles remain on the sick list, t Mis? Julia Hawkins -Is spending lai t awhile in . Union. an Children's Day exero'se will be at Mt. Eden A. M. E. church Sun- wi " dya afternoon and at Williams Tl , chapel tht.. fourth Sunday. At St. Al Luke the 1st Sunday in July. ba ftl'FFALO NNEWS cn ar Sunday was a very fine day for all. Sunt. Sherman and teachers at post of duty. At 2:30 Mrs. Honriotta Murph remains were funroali?ed. She was a member of St. Luke Bap- wi list church for 27 years. Rev. A. po ' I). Duncan preached the funeral. | She was also a member pf the Su Women's Aid society of Union. J rir She leaves to mourn, her hus-'jet band, onL. daughter and one sister. | _ three brothers, two grands a host m< of other relatives and friends. th< Sister Murph was lovde by all er,( who knew her. Mi' ss Louise Murphy, Miss Lu- gu cile Rice, Miss Edmonia Norman, t?a Miss Louise Murph. Mr. John Giles rei all left Sun< ay for the summer school Rock Hill. | Mis. Mamie E. Lindsey, Mrs. ^ Lyretha Sanders, Mrs. Rosetta X Murph were delegates to the con- ' vention of the IVomen's Aid socie- ' ty at Antioch in O.'inton June 12. w Mrs. Sarah M,'lls departed this life May 30th. She has been de- ^ ' dining in health for four months. , he lived with her daughter Mrs. ~ i 1 e Vinln I o. Sick list: Mrs. M. Garner, Mrs. Judah Rice. The .secoTKlfiuntiay. in July will Mr be Chk'vjren's Day at St. Luke lie Baptist church. Committee Mr. sp< -Walter Vaughn, Mr. D. Garner rf _ Mrs. Rosetta Murph, Mr." All** 03 Garner. 5 ;P; SENEGA NEWS ij: Dr. and Mrs. II. E. Thomas and *: daughter accompanied by Miss E. [ J R. Cli nkscale and Mr. Hill of jv Charleston attended the wedding of X Rev. V. M. Young and MTss J. ;* Reese of Anderson. They were al- 5 so the guest of the bridle luncheon ! at the home of Dr. Young. They | X; reporteo an enjoyab'e trip. | z A number of the teachers are ;3 leaving Juno IStb for summer ^ school. We wish them a pleas- X ant stay. i Miss Mary E. Sloan, left Thurs- ;3; day to visit relatives in Washing- 5; ton, D. C.. for a few days. We :X: wish for her an enjoyable trip. J n..?r K ot'iiuia i?> KiaU iu wcituuie x IUI. ft*; \V. H.-Gaines a graduate of Johnson C. Smith home.-'They are M proud vf Mr. Holland also a grad < > uate of same school. , , Miss Inez Washington a gradu- J [ I ate of State college. We are gald 1 ? ' .to see all the students home from j > various schools fo?j vacation. jl , , 1 The roaJ to Paradse was given ] J at East End school Tuesday nite " r~ by some of Seneca's best talents. < > , The W. M. S. Group No. 3 club ! met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J [ H. C. Clinkscale, the home was 1 1 bcautfullly decorated with cut ? flowers and everything around , seemed to welcome the guests. The [ program was very good each mem : ?? *. :?? ' - fforttr BY HERBERT 3 ON KEEPINO Pause when you met t Smile when you gi\e Ar.d never foi g Hold out your hand w 4 Though little you stun The loans that t Be most forgiving. Help to make living * A pleasure for ShnnMov iiivu UUUUIt1! As if they were bubbl Regardless of hi 21' seeming*'y was at theTr best, usic was furnished by Miss E.R. linksclae. After the progoram a dieious pineapple salad was ser?0 with tea. Followed with ribin cake( cream and mints; was- , rved guests o'f Miss Annie Robson. E. R. Clinkscale. Visitors were Mrs. Hattie Gain, Mrs. Mary Moore and Mrs. lara Moore. Members and visirs wi'.l ever remember the day. UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. L. C. Jenkins. Castor : - . Sunday 'was a tine day for all. i ie Sundya school began at the ,< lual hour with the superinten>nt and teachers fit their post, fter a brief discussion of the ison the pastor preached a noble rmon, using for a subject Chili A n' Made Welcome. Text Matt. 1 :14. Th/.s was Inndeed an ideal I'ssage. At 6:80 the B.T.U. hold its regur session with Mr. Epps in charge ' iti -it was ai'so enjoyed. At 8:00 o'cock the pastor came ' th another wonderful messagy. leme Christ Opened The Door. * fter service one candidate was * ptized by the Rev.. Miller, We * iprecia'tee.' very much the pr.esce of our visiting friends. You e always welcome. I.EXINOTON NEWS I ltev. I. (). Simmons, Pastor \ Sunday school at the usual hour th Supt. ami teachers at their st. . ( The pastor was at Mt. Zlon on inday and preached a soul ,stirig sermon from Prov. 4:23, subI :t The Keeping of the Heart. SSinday afternoon tihe pais tor * >tored~T0 "SpriTig Hill aruTthere ay ha 1 a line Children's Day ex:ise. At 7:00 o'clock the A.C.E. Lea- 1 e was in proogress and all had nice time. The Bib'e football j r me was real nice. The Ch'ld- i i's Day exercise began nad all } spondee! nicely. Rev. Simmons, his mother Mrs. n *> ft I, ' ' ita Simmons, his 'sister Mis'. a lincy Lee Simmons, Mrs. Deacy ise and .Mr. and Mrs. Wesley ? ise, were the dinner guests of \ and Mrs. John T. Wise. Ml'ss Thelma Sewell is home ?m New York. The pastor is planning to' go to nnessee next Monday. He is iking the support of all the mbers and friem.s. Sick list: Mrs. Martha Borstie, '. K. W. Walker and ^frn. Lil Drafts. We hope for them a iedy recovery. u Hot Weathc Order Your F A FINE COLLECTION o? SAMPLES AND ON REQ o? Slje flalmpt 1310 Assembly St. \ ' OPl With I AM 180 >* - m .m 1?- --lJbJ v.- . \ \ ) Saturday, June 19, 1937. , * 1 i^itotums EM DICKSON < ? < ? < > "FRIENDS" t them. . . ft to he ! mil 'e! ith, <1 with, . . :hey ask and don't tfji uitil>lk*! - * * X'* them though it hints you! s 1 es, 44 ow it exoi ts. you! eeesviem: news Sunday school servicts were held as usual also the services at the Friendship Rapist clrurch. Rev. Mack brought a soul slinung- S6r n>on. The ras'ly at Calvary was a sue ce?. M!" s E. S. Marshall, 1st prize, -18 pounds flour; Mrs. Llla Pompey, 2nd prize, 24 pounds of flour;; Miss Beatrice Gregg, 3rd* prize, 12 pounds flour. Mr. and Mrs. Contest Marshall * and fainly were the dinner guests r?f Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd SunJay. They al-o motored to Batesburg where they were the guests of Miss Ruby Harmon. The Leesville baseball team vei-'sus the A.B.C.'s of Columbia last Monday. I.eesvillt was defeated 7-4. Miss h ly Bell Av.jers of Columbia is spending awhile at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. 11. Adjers. m Miss Klla Mae Bryant has reurned froom Washington, D. C. Miss Sarah Watson has returnid from New York. Miss K. Lee was in town Saturlay, Miss Earine Inabinett left Sat rniay .for New York. Sick list: Mr. Willie Taylor, Mrs' Ana Boyd, \fr. Charlie Inabinett iiid Mr. Bub Humphrey. iAI'WAY CIRCrIT?ST. MARY A. M. E. CHURCH Sunday was a high day at the ibove church. Sunday school bejanat usual hour by the superin- _ rn;:int'. A~ hrr^- mtmx!Kmre-Ws " >ut to the session also to church. Rev. L. D. Gamble used for his ext A New Commandment I give into you, etc. Subject "New Com nandment". He Jaid stress on the ove that ChiVst have for us and le preached a wonderful sermon. Five persons joined the church. Phe Cotpjyynion table wag spread md i.ierhtv communed. Ccllcction $17.01. David G.EllUon General Insurance Honest and efficient attention given to all business placed with me. _ PHONE 5717 ix Is Here! 1 . rANS Now! j TO SELECT FROM } Y PRICES SENT UEST to IGraiirr I A Columbia, S. C. | VILLI AMs""} ineral home EN DAY AND NIGHT ;; Quality and Better Service ' ' Phone 9573 BULANCE SERVICE i | LADY ATTENDANT . ,1! 18 Washington Street ! I COLUMBIA. S. C. ; *. ' k.Xi1 _ ?. . -N. ,