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| APPLICATIC |||;; . date . K I: :cmr ? f \ ! ; GRADF S R 1 BIRTHDAY .... R ; ; Fill out this coupon and mail B ! i itanipcU envelope tc Th? Palme I j ! , 1310 Assembly .Sc., Colombia, S. \ ;th? roll book, and you w 11 recciv MATTIE WRITES ^ V ' v - Heller- BRh ??? This loaves mc feeting just 0. K.. bait would feel better if tliele were morenvembers doing as I am trying to do. Help fill up the : Junior page. Bill our League is I progressing nicely. Miss Quincy 1 L. Simons is president; Mr. James y | T. Wise is vice-president and I = -j am secretary. Come over some time, we would be glad to have you. Bye, Bye, MATTIE. FRIGHTENED BY STORM ?, Hdllo Everybody: Well we have had a plenty of. rain and crops are looking much Vf 1 VTOTFD C? ll'Itr UO 4 I I ? 4 VCD ^TiUMOirjivo ?? 1 T L LAWN SOCIAL ?_i ' . -... A called meeting of the Ministers' Wives alliance was held at the home of Mrs. M. L. Duckott, Benedict campus, June 14th to arrant for the lawn social which was to take place on Benedict cam pus June 17th on the lawn of Rev. andMrs. T. L. D-uckett. On that date according to arrangements, the ladies of jhe alliance with their husbands and guests, were present and looking cheerful ano HaiPpy. Although the afternoon was a little cCoudy, yet everything passed oil very pleasantly. Some amusing games were played which brought to them the days of child hood and gladness.. At the close of the very delicious repast which consisted of sandwiches an!~TruTtpunch,-" and cream and cake, everyone having been plentifully Supplied, the min: I ister3 were asKeu oy tile president, Mrs. E. M. Owens, to say something in the uay of encouragemen or anything they wanted to say. The following ones replied Dr. E. A. Adams, presiding elder of the Newberry distrct; Dr. J. J. Starks, present of Benedict college and the Rev. S. H. Lewis, pastor of Bethel A. M. t. church gave words of cheer and approval of the very nice afternoon social given ;hem( and 'the pleasure it gave them to be present ?)nce a year the ladies of the Alliance give their hiitthandx a "g..t-tn-get her" social for-a summer afternoon rest and recreation. The following were present: Dr. and Mrs. Starks, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Adams, Rev. nceder, pastor Zlon Baptist church and wife; Prof. I. M. A. Myers, principal. Manning graJed school, Manning, S. C. and wife; Rev. Powe, pastor Ladson Presbyterian church and ...:/ I o,... T T m./.L-nff WJIq ttliAl IVC v. x. xa. iyu\.ivvvv wife. The other guests wero -? Mrs. D. E. Gilliard, Mrs. E. McMahan and Mrs. E. Morris, Allien university; Mrs. R. W. Bolden, Benedict and Allen summer school and Mrs M. E. Lowery The committeo consisted of M. L. Duckett, Mrs Powe, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Mance ana' Mrs. Elliott. They spared no pains in making the occasion an enjcybale orve, for which we extemTfieartiest thanks. The meeting the 3rd Thursday in July will be held at the home of Mrs. E. M. Owens 1816 Rice street. Mrs. M. E. Lowery,. reporter. MARION NEWS On Sunday morning, Presiding EPder, J. S. Coe, delivered a splen did message to the members and friends of St. John A. M. E. ch(urch. A few weeks ago we had as visitors In our city the daughter of Bishop Monroe Davis, Miss Mary Davis erf Baltimore, Md.; Mjis< Davis is a. graduate of Howard university and is now working on i her Masters Degree at the University of Penn. Mr. Andrew Col1 lier, son of R?v| John Collier of Hahway, N. J. Mr. Collier WM rl** f'litfli liiM 1I I' ' ihmT idid' '~M- 35 J! ? uoft?c BKtAQ^T tmimr "U- , )N BLANK\ <; * ?___ 193 ?.;;' * 4 ? STATE w ' ' v CHOOL - I ' t ? > 4 > 1' ? AGE :; i it together with a self addressed ] J t itto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, 11 1 C. Your name will be placed on j| e a membership card and button, v ^ better. We had a terrible'Sturm Saturday afternoon which geared us pretty bad. But I am thank- * ful that the hail did not damaj o 1 the crop so much. | We are busy now cannng: put- * (ting up pickles,- blackberry and * i jam. I am hoping to can^ some. 1 I peaches soon. My tomatoes ace ? i'beginning to get lipe also. I am * 1 planning to go with my mother, j and attend the Women State con- * vention this week. s I have some riddles for you but ( as it is now time for the mail I s will have to send them nextweck. I am thankful that Mattie still- 0 sends in her letters,' I do hope, j, others will do likewise, * 'So long, MARGARET WRIGHT, s i?A : iting his grandmother, Mrs. Loupa ' Collier am.'Mrs. Annie Harvin. He 0 is a senionr at Shaw university.- ? Mrs. Maudell Bacchus is bai k 0 from the hospital and doing nicoily. c Miss Thelma Goddard, who re- . cently went to Ocean C.'ty with 11 her fnother is reported ill. The baby contest at St. John church on last Sunday was 'quite ? a success. The first prize a si I- ^ ver loving cup was wen bv the 1 -fine ucn of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie. ?. Sams. The second prize a locking chair \va9 taken by the daugh- ^ ter of Mrs. Eva D. Reed, the thirJ (/ prize went to son of Mrs. Thorn- ^ as, it was a rocking chair als>.\ The son of Mrs. Janie Jules was : I P ao. given v prize because hi} had a done so well."" M The farmer* are .alE thankful '' for the wonderful blessing of rain ' ' this week. <> . ? . ll( EASTOVER NEWS The-Third quarterly conference "l was held last Sunday at Shiloh A. M. E. church by Rev. Bowman, acting as presiding eider. The Rev. J C. McClellan, i)L)., the ' presiding i-Lor of the Lancaster i district is much improved, but not able as yet to gvie his full time , to the work. The conference , went over the ton. T-hnv nee i small in membership but law m I heart. Last Sunday was Fathers' Day ! but on account of the quarterly conference ami funeraf.s, it was <".eferted until next Sunday at who It?^ Ume7 a matserly piogram will be?iirendered. the public at 2:00 p.m. ' -And the -public is-curdially.. invited. t? Rev. Bowman left lust Sunday. 1( night, for Memphis, Tenn., to at- a tend the 15vth anniversary of the A, M. E. church. He is accom- j ^ panied witf^ the following: Revs. ini W, M. Thompson of Santuc and | I. O. ' Simmons of Lexington and 11 Prof. C. G. Garrett, of Columbia. ':i He wil> return next Sunday ami.- U: On last Tuesday night a large ^ " audience witnessed the show giv- ; (l en at St. Philip_by Prof.?W. (i. | T Gregg, which was interesting to.. 11 all. dV The third quarterly conference a will convene at St. Philip July 10. >'1 All officers are preparing for the same. The pastor, choTr~and mem L hers have been invited to Red Hill , fc T? *_ A. _1 L T.. I. _ it .4. 4 ?/% 1 | naptisi cnurcn, uuiy 11 at p.m. of which has been accepted, h J The Sunday school rally of St. ^ Philip wil l take place July 11 and ' c, the Missionary rally will be July 18. Mrs. Mary A. Mobley and Dea- | con John Davis spent the weekend and Sunday with their parents ( Mr. ano- Mrs. S. Green of Fnstover. tS On July 5, there will be a church f, festival given by the trustees of s St. Philip Bro. Wafter McNight is chairman assisted by a commit- a tee of ladids. The public is cor-| s dially invited. The funeral of Tern Martin was conducted last Tuesday evening at White Hall. Undertaker Holley . h and aona war# in oharge. jv . TH1 afficP Ronri the Palmetto I.eader and ct the intent news. Come to church?Go' to church! **T. JA.MHS A. M. K. ( HI RCH Rev. \Y. 1$. Bonier, Pastor Columbia, S. ('.?Sutuny school vns opened ?iast Sunday by Ma.ser Willie B. Cheeks, Jr. By the eady responses given our pastor n the review one ct/uld easily see hat the lesson was well taught o the ausses. After the usual prolmiinni'hls he Sunday morning our. pastor >reached out of the fullness of his icart from Kx. 1 ejd-lk-on- the-theme "Safe Leadership." A splendid Childrc n.'s- Day protram was rondure* at oSJU,Too nueh credit cannot be given to he sponsors: Mis-James I.ola Jhceks, Maggie- Young, Misses intrude Bopey an 1 Claretta Kiiard. Thosy'appiat iiig i.'n the p ?? ft-am were Lyon Mae Cheeks, Marfie Mae Coop"', ILrth$ (hup ulia Mae Tucker, Henrietta Tin k ir-,. Azulee By-id. l'hvlma llaidy, jdzabeth Jlomy, Margaret Aiidc on, Sarah' Woodson and Mr. Mel-;, on Lewis gave an address on llsT7 uujtfct "Mtaly Vinfrsi-ll"'. All apprniat i:>?.* auilii'iuv v ;> livt tiv liu* .tvinii y -Ci \ iii'.. aii^l loan! aiiut lu-r v.om'k il'iiil soi'iimu lorn Hcliron 1 I : 1 ->: 1 1 >>n t!v thcia'c Wo'iv Making 1<>?rtlu- City". Tito piritual tj.;? ian liiitli. liiv. Wilie Walkur was a visitors at tl.o veiling soivii-es.. Mis. .Maniii /Willi; ais /is -Iill ii. Lht. sii k list. * Laist wn k wi' i i-' .'la ali-'il <:t;r hUrilts. an.'niv.i sir y. Ilvv. II. 15. j iilliurt pyiachi il i n Mi.'i.ilay nit*.* j ml. Ins . limr i i rali-i vil tkp music. : l"**?.iii'sila>\iiivrli.t, Kt-v. S. 11. l.i \v piVai h< '1' - M-i-.s, LUla llaual" lU'tlifi. pi i si?li d at thv piaiio.. Irs. Ma'tn.'k* Youiitf, prusi h ut {' 111*' Si-tiii'i' >ti xv (!v>s imaid i ad. Iiarif- ni' ti;t. prou'rani. Tliuis.iay r.ijr.i t. IT v.. TT < . '?it: il?f." pi iiu-li d Mis Kati- Sniiiiiij\, iil< lit <7 th ... '.it.mi* lf\vin!i: > li'i.'ir... liai ihaiyf<;. 1-Viday r.ikiit. K*'>". X.kt?Hp*on :eai*l'*'i| ami ias pioph' papm uv*-i Isn. .'Tin* in* in 1 ii*i> (<t tl:,; S ar.ay :h<>ol and I.aiffit. had charuv id it* lirngraiji. Jti adiait's \v,?,iv ivii,PFWt" )>y .Alir.- 15. A. rtkyr.. Ah-s* < Hnsa I'i.w i i. (iiiljialt lloiii-y, lunjf wun inn, i' 11i!:Di-i s. Thy at:t,i\ i-1 >:i v ?ma--. Suuyay >-V11 i j!,V W Itll il vitl-l !? 11. t ! 11'? I i I .1. anli. Tiiy. niiiions t'oi tlio i"ii civ inspiring ami each. program ave iiUich information oiiuti n,U the church. Mr. KutfiMK' I.-wis. St., was a nitoT, Sunday imu nii:;n an : < v* 1 :ii11ti'. W\- o.\tc: <1 a t il.'laid in- | ilation*to visitors at :il times. tVAVWI.K\ 1.1 UK A in Mv'AS Till' Travel ( inn _1h Junior-' La t'ti jrniu'iiitr steadily" m i nli \v:is started dune 1st . m ; 11 i - nn-inhui -iiin in?\\ iIi: a QIn sponsor. Mr . !\. V. l".''i'li i ? .1-KibrnriaP. i* i11?'.<?<i very aavunis uo ii\?-i tin- ci ii'iiiiy marl'. Ik- iv July . Lst.. Tlmn-.o-iv in- . an . skiiiK tlm parents to-si-nil their ijildri-u. to join tV:i~ ran- ilol.v here i.- no- expel -i- allai'!:?. ?I to ii'iiilu'i ship. The reference department i s ldced picas oil to have a wry D'tfc numlii'i of s'lriiiil:!-.' tea Vis sc the I.ibiaiJ'.' ItvnVI,- i:oi mi tini' fcic nee ^helves, tluit arc Hustcd. u ili lie- -coui'Cij if po-.-jliir. i hp [.Unary i- c>':l 1 i-m< lv ill ? "?i-sist any -s!n l? ; t triirinT" >uvsfs in I.Un ary Science tp \ i -it lid observe live Waverley Libra-. iThe Wave; b y Lilnnry wM.ck 1?rate1?rtrr?ram.' h;?rn?rfrrii ni its patro.rs that/hue to .1 <: 1 y th beingoti Sunday. !mb poridcMee )ay will be observed, . Monday uly Rth. The doors will be closed fonday* July nth aid opened Jnlv. th. NKWKERRY MINNS. Mrs. Alice I.on-'s sister from Charleston is here at her bedside. Mrs. Sarah T\. flnrdner from hellnian, (la., came to visit her ather Rev. T. F. Harper, who is till ill. Mr. Samuel PerVin is still ill lso, we hope for all of them a peody recovery. Calvary Preshy teriap Church Rev. A.H. Reasoner, Pastor Our Sunday school is continuity to grow; four new members 'ere Christena Johnson, Eugene V- f 0 palmetto "leader Sehumpert. "~"l??ije and Elbert Hunt/.. Visitors Kose Spence 1 Misses L. Cromer and Georgia M. "Robinson. liming the children's hour our pastor's subject was "Play the Game Fair." He told us how to enjoy all the games of life. At 11:110 the text was James 1:12. Theme Endurance. All of the congregation realized the bles sings for the persons who endureth to the end. The children presented a very good program Sunday afternoon, Miss Mary Summers mistress of ceremonies, and Miss Everlena Martin pianist. All of the children played their parts well. During the League service Miss luanita Jones presented the topic A Pioneer and World Peace very intelligently. After which Rev. A. 11; Reasoner told the story of-war Next the topic for the discus-^ I sion will be A Pioneer and World ; Peace. You are. cordially invited 11AL attend all of these set vices. Dray tiny iJjtreet High School j Prof. U. F. Gladden. Principal : The Daily Vacation Bible school's ' <4?rn<; exercises will be prescntjed''Friday night, June 2.r> at 8:00 in the auditorium. The guest speakers will be Prof. P.* B. Can; 1 j on. Admissiojt 10c. C'ohie one and J a!! as the entire program will be Jijuile. interesting. Ilie guest' speakers during asm inbly period were Miss Epps, |.Mis.- Bedenbaugh, Mrs. I). W. A. Nevilje. Rev. C. A Calcote, Rev. j I. P. Martin, Dr. J. F.. Brant, Miss | l.eit/sey, Prof. IT. S. Gullman, i Priif. R. F. Gladden, and Mrs. N. I'. Singleton. CMKKSlli'KY NK\YS. lU'v. I'. I.. Poucy. Pastor To Sunday school lesson was !i..- cu-sifil by t hi- teachers and j;i \ ;c\\c.d by Mr U.K. Adams, Jr. The preaching services began on i.uc. The pastor preached a wor. d. itul sermon. The spiritual fer ia;i hi.eh. Tiu- Volunteer Club, of. which \d: .?.. Uo.uey is president w as call"d tr meet at 5 at the church.-Tie Christian I Lome burial Aid TrT?met 1'Yidrty.-Wo an laiine t or our-sick anil'helping in many ways to aid those in need. Mrs. Iferrietta Uohinson is attending summer school at State no-. (': eenvi'Mo as previously reported. Those on the sick list Miss Ceoia HohiiiMin, Mrs. Annie Stark.Mis. I'M' rence Moore,-Mrs. Mary Robinson, - ' .r "Mr. Kupert Nash of Pinnacle, N.C., is lane visiting his parents Mr. an! Mis ti. C Nash. t Kiin. i:\v \v m:\vs. Sunday ?.'h- u| d1 thi' White Oak Baptist t-ls i:i was opened at the u^'i'.nl h>' r with the Supt. W. A. Out 1 eft ii:.' ye. After the lesson a -hurt i. ii then we assembled fur a ? hile er.'s Day program. The |i!"vi:i'.. was short and spicy livel y: iiiiy n/nyed it. It Was planned a'd carried out* hy the young .p?-":'Ji-. Aftii. 11:ttg enjoyed scu'h a - Klin, we sat' pa ii i i'\ a: . ii -teni'd to a (iospel r i I I it, I ^ hi Plight to ns hv -t-!?T?I'ii ' a-iy. -DM, Buatty. A^_ lie.nc th"-t visiting "the church: -ALM__ -AL_r_.? Tillman of Blaney; Mi Knhi t Simons of Columbia: Ahiv-e-s- N.,.-,iTr and1 Ruth *Outten weiv d : > . \n?t Sunday of Mr. ii d .M j .1 1Benson le v and lis. .1.1'. Neal and son ?:' K )"-1.':.. were the guests' of Mrs. Id-lie V. Outten on Saturday Miss h'ih Outten is visiting Mrs. .1,1'. Neal in. Ker-haw Mis.-es Ktonise and Ida Outten were 'i.. dinner guests of Miss JAi-P.-tie. II ailson^ on " Sunday .Mi. .v nial Bensoff is still on the >uk li t. '.Mi-.- Farm-so Murphy left Fri!ay fu! v h velaml, Ohio, where she will -!" 'In. <iim)))Pi'. Mr.- Mis. JH. Harris o 1 I'.lyth'-v ..? it,' Mr Paul Harris and Mi< !.n iiia Montpith of Columl)ia were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Gladden Sunday -*m j .Nt I'all c shrdl shrdlu hrrnh MoKKIS ItKOWN AME CIH'RCH ltev it. I. I .em on. Pastor " ' hark -ton. Heavy mines greet ed ( huri'h goers here Sunday. A small eongregation was present, however. Dr. Lemon delivered a wnndi i M sermon. This being Father's Day. the sermoii was most fitt ingly *hased upon the theme: "Honor to whom honor is due." A large crowd listened to the ser inon of the evening baSed on the theme: "AFather's advice to his household.' It is needle-s to say that the sermon found a respont sive echo from the congregation . Present. Fathers Day was unserved in a manner?HnrF met the approval of all. Dr. Lemon left on Monday for Memphis,Tenn., to attend the Sesqui-Centennial of the A.M.E. Chuieh. We feel that contacts made at this meeting will result in much good to all who have the pleasure of attending the meeting. Morris Brown oould not afford to miss representation at meetings of this kind."' Our Quarterly Conference is scheduled for the 2nd Sunday in July 1937. Preparations for that occasion are in the makings. The Charleston Summer school is being held in this city, under the direction of Prof. Johnson of A ? 11 Wimiivia. rv ia> KC in Vlliildit reprted. Morris Brown is looking fine in her new dress of paint;, and ie the attractive spot on Morris St. Our people are rallying to the call of Dr. Lemon in no uncertain way, and success seems assured Our members sojourning in New York City report that they are enjoying their stay in the Metropolis. There are no more, active workers to be found, than some of the women of our church. Notably in this regard are Mrs. L.G. Davis, Mrs. L. Smalls, Mrs Carrie I.anbright and others ' who feel ? that the interest of Morris Brown are their interests. Among the male members of the church are to be found such self sacrificing workers as Mr. Wm. II. Simmons, D. L. Green. Rufus Jones, F Macanic, Ben White-and others whose names will find place in the church news from Morris Brown in the near future. It will be a pleasure for U8-( to let people all over S. C.. and as far as the Palmetto Leader is read, know who make it possible for our church to func tion thru their leadership and initiative efforts. We have been impressed with the words of the text last Sunday, "Honor to whom I honor i-j /In.. " i * , ? i- ? ! no better medium to this end. than rtrc PALMETTO LEADER. BETHLEHEM BAI'T. CHIUCII Rev'. E? E. Gaulden, Pastor Newberiy.?-The Sunday school rot off with a bang Sunday morning. The lesson was reviewed for a few minutes by Mrs. Birdie E. Henry. Sunday being Father's Day our pastor brought us a special message about father; a message that was powerful and s oarching. Sunday evening at 4 Rev. P. Wallace spoke under the auspices of the Missionary Society, and his subject was A Call to Faith. He delivered a soul stirring sermon to those that were present. The BYPU met a few minutes before the regular night service? ReV. Davsnn wnc i?ni_ ? ...>..11 O,,finer. His subject was Father. At the regular nigKt services our pastor brought us another I strong message, a message about the man on the road to Jericho, i Tdsus hoard his ci ies and gave him back his sight. MAVS OF FELLOWSHIP ?Sunday was service day at Fel -bowship and in spite of the heavy ruin fall and storm that was Saturday. evening and night we 3aad a splendid gathering. The Sunday "school opened at. 11 o'clock with Supt'. J. S. Rutherford at his pc/st. After the Sabbath school a live prayer meeting was conducted bj Dea. S. M. Henderson, the pastor ascended the rostrum at 13 o'clock and began service. He selected Genesis 37:20 as his text from this he uOhvered a soul stirring message. Rev. J. J. Young of 2305 iwuiiimio siriH't, i^oiumoia, s. <j. is our pastor. CARLISLE NEWS Sunday was another beautiful day with most church goers at church. Services were good at St Luke A. M. E. Zion church. Sunday school opened and called to order by Supt. E. T. Tucker and officers at their post. The lesson was well read and i.tiscussed by the school after which the pastor preached from Dan. 6:10. The congregation seemed to have enjoyed the message. At 3:30 o'clock the Missionary had a successful program. The young people's choir of- St. Luke sang for them. Services were good at Seek Well Baptist church, Sunday school at the usual hour by the superntendent and officers at their post of duty. The lesson was well tyaught a^fter which the Pastor Rev. Wilkes brought to his hearia a great message which was ^njoyed by all. 1V ii i' i lL_ *?????????? ? 3 | jfogtir ffl .{ BY HERBERT ?* v? 4 > ! A MILLIONAIRE M - If half of the wortd Is'as smart as I? Then.half of the w Or wants to be sane , As it says I am? " It 'wants to be ?n M I'm liberal, quiteK? J And I like to jfive? And yet what a tl The lines that they lif t . To my famous name Aren't even worth Al'THOR'S Beea>* e we're prone t< Into the depths of the; We often lift an ea rci To lay it soon aside u Quite a successful Children's Day prop-am was rendered at Ml. E<fen A. M.-E. church Sunday night. The Children recited well and the financial part was good. Mrs. Eva Coleman returned Saturday after spending quite a pleas- j ant stay with her lister, Mrs. R. | Walters of Hemiersotiville, N. C. She reported that Mis."Walters is much improved. ' Mrs. Roxie, Kingston the mother of Bro. Clinton is spending a while with him and family. Mrs.- Sallie Savage Sartoi has ' been very sjck but is .much' improved. : -We -were sorry to hear of the ' aeeidunt of Mr. O'.uck Peak, who ( got his leg broken Saturday while i playing baseball. Those on the sick list are: Mrs. Eliza Lyles, Miss Lillian Medlock, Mrs. S. Whicher, Mrs. Pranaes Booker. Wo he'pti for them an early recovery. t I Children's Day exercises will be j at Williams chapel A. M. E. Zion , church iSunday, June 'J" and St. Luke the 1 st Sunday In July. 4th. _ ^ ? LAKE CITY NEWS League at St. James A. M. E. church opened at 7 :ou pm. Pray- ^ er was by Rev. I). W. Washington. The discussion was opened 1 by the president of the league'. ? Several others expresses themsel- 1 ves on the subject Subject next X Sunday is: "What The League Does for one Socially, Intjdlectu- * ally and Spiritually." A urogram will be rendered by . the league on the first Sunday in July. Special visitors at the Sunday school were Rev. Jesse Johnson and Mr. W. O. Smith. akoi'm) Cades Everybody of this section were very glad for the rain. Mr. E. E. Thomas sad $84S.25 worth c"f ^ f Arc you a *moni LONELY-HEART? ?l>ou t Do you want to find a flto ? f } ' SOUL-MATE? JJJJ THEN JOIN THIS CLUB died ?1 I NOW I knov ( I Nation-Wide WELCOMI . 280 BROADWAY t f Send 91.00 for Month's Membe Confideniial : Ideal : Colored Alan roocKiao:o.oo-0-0.oo o o o.o o o o o.o o o.o | Hot Weatht 1 Order Your F A FINE COLLECTION SAMPLES AND ^0N REQ _____ o? | (Flje f almrt |i 1310 Assembly St. ' H ^II^Bbs ' | With [ ^ M^Ba09##*+++*++++++*1 y , sp jpwppppiHP Saturday, June 26, 1937 I'foUluuia??\\ : KI.I DfCKSON 1! . :: I".*.?. >X">K"?!* : "X1 w-x-w^ ISINTEKl'KF.TT' II. Olid is la'/y! I tstly crazy! ling- for P' iit the phrasing. \ i KKKOK > deeply peer light for what is neat, r pi ii niiseil again!. ? . L - ? " 1 .. .. 1 1 lima beans last week and Mr. IJruce Ami ins sold $.">02.12 worth of lima beans. Mr. K. L. Thomas, Mr. Bruce Aoams. Mr. K. Peterson and Mv. s Ben isrown are some', of In- leading tYrinors ?f this' section. They belong to St. 1'uiil A.M.E. church. Mf\ Thomas the' county agent ?f Williamsburg county an:! Mr. W. K. Williams,, thc.- faria agent f Union weie Vitiling on last Monday tlio faiins of Messrs E. L Thf'mns ami Bruce Adams. The 'ladies .of this, section are tsked to meet at Kingstree at the rouilinson High sehnol to -see the iomoiistraiion in canning, Saturlay, June 2G. COUt D1N E CIRCUIT. N EWS 1 Rev. R. A. Brown, Pastor S. S. at the usual hc*ur with ifliceis in charge. Revew by the mstqr. After which service beran. Rev. Brown conducting. He iclecte .! his'text 14:18 of St. Mathews. In the afternoon he preached mother soul stirring sermon at ;t. James. Several visitors were -? , Tho.-e op the sick list are imtroving at this writing. We react that Bio. U. L. Murrell had o u'o to the hospital. We hope he kill soon recover David G.Ellison General Insurance Honest and eliicient attention ; given to all business placed with me. PHONE 5717 :ry member of thin Club Is matri-T ally minded! Yoa will know il]4 t your fellow members of the oppo* ex and have the privilege-of cbooe- ' he mato YOU want from members! 1 rwhcrel All Club matters ere ban* in strict privacy. No outsiders.need. . r unj thing about JOtxr membership divides. ." . ~ * 1 2 RECEPTION CLUB # sa/sMtV AMm4 riBW XUWk ihcrs 0 o oo oo o 0.0.0.0 ooooooo;o;oo?uoo; , iv Is Here! i rANS Now! I TO SELECT FROM | PRICES SENT :UEST 1 Mi J to IGraftrr I Columbia s r 1 > ? a >'oo:oo"ooooo'ooooooo:(^?^?>x^ ?<8'0 ? ? I A/ILLIAMS jneralHome :: ~"~r * -"" < > EN DAY AND NTGIIT 11 * Quality -an^ Better Service o Phone 9573 i! 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