The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 17, 1937, Page Page 5, Image 5
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Saturday, July 17, 1937
cfokc.etown nkavs.
Thi- annual picnic of the Elite
Social club was held at the Barucli
place IlobVaw plantation lo
wet* Waccania.v, .Monday. July 12.
This was indeed a errand affair;
all t!ie eucsts were very much elated
over this splendid, entertain
nient. There were special guests
from Georgia. New York and sev- ,
oral ]>laccs in South Carolina. We
enjoyed boat riding and swimming
j4*,) fishing, Dinner was served at
2 o'clock. The committee: Messrs.
Sam 15io\vm-, Kuffm Foul and Al- .
bert Smalls with president J. S.
Nesbitt saw to it that every one
ate until they wanted, .no,.more.
Tin1' following car> were used for
transportation Messrs,'- J? ;M. Sheiv
aid. Willie SU'i'lc, I!. 11. .lames
Robert Mvi is and Willie Gteene.
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There. were other ears ami Mr.
Michael (ireene's bus. The 'invitation
to club picnics, was extended
by Mr. Kennedy, who has charge
of the Batuch's place.
Mr. .lames Dunmore of New
York spent two weeks, here visit1
ltg-his..parents Mr. and Mrs. S.
Dunniore.
Mis. (lei trude ' Eyersley, of N.
Y. City is .spending the summer
with her mother Mrs. Sarah. Myers.
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A I.IAU AM) TH1K1' AROUND
CADES.
The l.ea.jie Is', still alive - around
( adi s and doing splendid
work. Or. - Sunday afternoon the
president Mrs. t'oiine Brown had
a splendid program. Ilutdjed as a
debate. Suhjl'ct: "Which is the
worsft a liar or a thief?" There '
were many points .shityd on both
sides. Mi. Ayivet Montgomery .on
thy allirmativc side stating that
the liar is the worse; Miss Eli.sc
Montgomery ?>n the .negative side
shoving thitl tin- thief is t h e
; worse. Mr. "Amet Montgomery
making IS points, showing that'
the bat is the wor.-e. Miss KliseJ
' MontgoiiK i y made IS poilits show
ing that the .thief is the worse.
S'itev both side.- made IS points,I
t hey' agt eid to . run.. over at the
lie\t lir.otihg.
J? TMis> Klise >Iont*4onTT?VT t? il stu1
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* die.I o; l.iike t'ity Hi. sehXiol and:
.is also ii live wire in Sunday S.
and League wmk ut St. Paul A.
M. K. ehurcli.
Topic for discussion in the next
meet or:: i: : "Which i'K best yes?
Uiiiay or today?" MHss'. Klise'
Moi:, *( !! .-.y on the ailirmative1
side, -iiitiny that today is the best
* M'. I..1.1 r |' row 11 on the negative
siiitir'g that yestciilay is. tlic best.
Hi. V\KTTSV3I;l7l-i "MOWS: - -
.Mi's, Can 11 l> iikins, .Miss liati
I ill" .and Mr.-. Steele were laid to1
if: t lust wook-enl.
" * All.--. Kmnm. Drake . returned)
v.after a tow weeks in'
Xow Yoik, with mother ar.d sister*.
Air. and Mrs. S. liovian loft the
week-end forIJarrisbtirg, Pa.
Alls so A Vivian. AlcCullum audi
Alat'ie Miles loft Tuesday for N.
. J. City.
I R.ev. A.J. Wright is spending a
while with hi- mother in GafYney.
Air. II. G. Grace left Friday for,
irw-.it .nil i.i X. Y.'w'itn daughters"
Alisst-s .Mabel, Bessie and Donna.
Ali-s Sbii.'io * Spun s is spending,"
her vacation in X. Y. City.
Airs. Anna Dudley j^pent Sunday
afternoon with the Reporter.
Airs. P. R. AloCollum and Misses
AlcCnrron find Ruth Blue closed
*' a successful Bible scliool Sunday.
Prof. C.^JflTight, principal of
our.h:it'll scliotTf. is a strong1 supper
ti i of our recreation. work here.
ITT is one of our volunteer loaders
On Monday July 5th ho had a
* tennis 'tournament on the play
ground. Th? spectators' enjoyed
the games ytv y ni ^jh. Another
strong. supporter of our recreation
work is .M rs. II. B. .Jones. Mrs. Zo-l.
ra Wright and Mrs. Dora Powe
are also tsiong supporters of the
rtTTratinn program.
Rev. and Mrs. J.C. Cox, Rev.
and Mrs. A.R. Gordon, Mrs. L. B.
-Stubbs, Mrs. flattie Williams and
Mr. C.R. Cox attended the funeral
of Mrs. C.IJ. Steele, the wife of
Rev. ( .11. Steele of Clio, at St. Pe- i
ter church Sunday July 11. Her j
body was taken to Chester'Mon- i
day for burial. IRC. Henagan un- j
dertaker in charge. ;
Mr. and Mrs. G. Dixson, Mr. (
Brown, Mr. R.J. Ilixson, of Phila- '
dolphin, Mrs. Henrietta Fotrker- '
son of Washington. D.C. are here .<
spending their vacation with parents
Mr. and Mrs. B.D. Dixson. i
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE LEADER ;i
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H ARDEEVILLE N EWS.
B.CY- and Mrs. W. F. McBrown
Miss Gertrude and little Edwin
McBrown accompanied by Calvin
Primus. Jr.. motored to St. Paul
htirih. Rev. McBrown delivered a
noble sermon. After which Holy
Communiop was adminixWtftf.
Miss Sarah Hicks left Thursday
night for New York City.
Her stay is indefinite.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Welch and
Mr. Wtilbei* Simmons motored
from Miami, Fta., Sunday to visit
relatives and friends, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Boykin
and were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Heyward Dancey.
Mrs. Eleanor-Randall left Monday
for Denmark. .
Miss Gertrude Mv.Brown was
III' dim I 1' inu.v't ,.f M ..t. /
vi vivuigm
King last Sunday. - .
Rev. McCiill p;^-tor of Fishfcr
Chapel ME church invite all mom
hois and friends of the sister
churches to help in a series o f
meetings f*?r sold saving.
Mrs. Ruby Scott h:is returned
front the "hospital and is doing
nicely.
Missionary meeting held at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. J.IK Riley
After meeting a delightful repast
was served by Miss Elnora Si-1
mods and Bcrnice Primus.
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Sl .MTKR NHWS
The Daily Vacation Bible school
closed with a program at Mt. Pis
gah AME church on. Monday nite
and a picnic otr Morris College cam
pus on Tdesday. After a splendid
program by the children at the
church it was announced that tick
ets to the Lyric theatre would be
presented students for perfect attendance
during the four weeks of
the school.. Un'Wednesday
ol' last week Mrs
Naomi Mackey entertained a few
friends and on.,Friday eve, Miss
Ramona Cass entertained a few
fTL. ...
ji.v ..u.-. i Hi- cui'sisj spun uotn evenings
pleasantly in playing games
and it-1- cream and cake was .-'owed.
Mrs. Anna Sanders entertained
the faculty of the summer school
and quite a few other guests with
a sumptuous dinner party at her
homo on Friday aftoynoon July*9.
The following members of the
Postal Alliance of this city attended
the funeral of Mr. Bates4
in Camden on Sunday July 11th:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richardson,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spears, Mr.
S. J. McDonald, also Rev. and Mrs.
Henry Davis, Miss Wimblv. Mrs.
Anna Murray and M^ Eddie Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn of Columbia
her two nieces Miss Julia Martin
of Coiumlia and Miss Elsie Barnes
of Norfolk. \'a., Mrs. Eva
I'hi eseburgh, of Eastover were the
iruests of Mr. and Mrs. ilines Tone.v
on Sunday.
Miss E.N. Dangerfield spent
the past week end in Manning; visiting
I)r. and Mrsr Alva Jenkins.
Mrs. Elrita Bacote aril daughter
Miss Eulalia are visiting their par
ruts Mr. and Mrs. S.J. McDonald.
Miss Wimbly of Augusta, Ga..
is ..vi*itinM Mr. and-^Mrsr- .Joseph
Richardson.
'Dr. an<i Mrs. I. Moone of
Norfolk, Va., sjient Sunday, July
11th with Dr. and Airs. E. C.
Junes and family.
Passing - of Mrs. E. A. Andrews
Mrs. Emma Andrews passed &way
on Monday afternoon July 12
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A.
R. Howard where she had recently
made her home. Her passing
was quite a shock to the community.
as her illness had only boon
of a short duration.? Hon niece
Mrs. M. E. Potter 6f Tampa, Fla.,
and other relatives of the city
were at her bedside at the timo
to... p 1
I*.* n*i . 1* uucrui si'i vices
will bo held at Mt. Pisguh A. M.
E. church on Friday afternoon at
1 o'clock.
MT. LEBANON AME CHl'RCH
Rev. W.L. Williams, Pastor
Due West.?The Sunday school
opened at the usual hour. Lesson
trood. We were glad to have visitors
from New York and Winston
Salem. On last Monday night the
young people gave a lawn party
for the benefit of the Sunday S.
The proceeds of the lawn party
ivere turned over to the Sunday
ichool.
Sunday morning the services be
* subject: Run for your life. We
fire about to get underway for
completing our claims 'for".-t h e
year. We are planning to do our
best this year under the administration
of a new leader.
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ST. MARY A. M. E. CHURCH
Salters.?Sunday was a high day
at our church. Our pastor (Rev. L. '
D. Gantyble preached a wonderful tr
sermon,' subject: Burdened Soul.
One member joined; and five children
were baptized. Mr. and Mrsr su
F. _W. Lawrence entertained the hi
preacher s family Sunday Wl
League was held at the usual
hour. A junior choir was organiz ed
jed. Mr. Joseph MeClary leader. F1
The Green family of St. Mat- Jthews
were the guests of Mr. and fe
'.Mrs. E. W. .Lawrence July 4th a<i
Little Miss Eva May Jones of CI
VVhiteville is spending awhile with g]
her sister Mrs. Margaret E. Law Pj
rence. "I
Mr. and Mrs, F. B., Lawrence re
were glad to have their daughter pi
home for a few days. She return to
ed to camp at Columbia. at
NEW ST. PHILIP CHURCH K
Robinson, Rodgers. Holmes, Miss
Elizabeth Williams. Iv
Our pastor choir and good many
members of our church went
Ware Shoals Sunday afternoon to
help the missionary ladies raise- st
their dues. Rev. Ford and his ur
good members made it pleasunt for Pa
us. Key. Boney preached for th
uhenv. His choir vundeved good to
musiv to the delight c/f all. A col- Wl
lection of $G.OO was taken.
Mis. Annie Stark< died Sunday t?]
2:HO p.m. The community sympa- c0
thizes with the relatives and Qfriends
of the decease. Percival
Funeral home in charge.
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TAYLORS NEWS or
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S.S.. at Aiken Chapel Baptist se
church at 10:00 a.m. At 11:45 pc
church at 10:00 a.m. At 11:45 m
Rev. J. H. Gilmore brought a won- th
derful message. Communion was
served. se
At night our pastor brought us si'
another wonderful message irom
Acts 14:22 Collection raised on kr
Sunday'gre.-: - St
Miss Agnes Alexander, Miss IL,
M. Scott will leave for Morris col- at"
lege Wednesday whgre they will ed
join tbe S. S. and B. T. U. conven- ty
tion. ne
?Rev. J. 11. Gvlmore, Mrs. Janie W(
Leak, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Barton ?c
were evening guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Barton.
Mi'ss Mattie Dial of Washing- fo
ton, D. C., spent last week with gr
her cousin ~Mrs7~Pei ry Zimmerrnam or
Mr. Charlie Russell, Miss Myr- tp
tie Ferguson, Miss Daisy Russell, "I*
Miss-Georgia Young were gtrosts w<
at home of Mr. and Mr, B. L. wi
Young Sunday. nv
Mrs. Robert. Shumford re mprov iti
ing. vii
We are glad to report Mys. Good vi<
win being able to be out again.
DILLON NEWS
i : #!? pironi*
^Jtev. J. A. Holman, Pastor
^Sunday schoo'l at the usual hour, ter
Lesson reviewed by past or T am
At 11:30 our pastor took his text '
subject of which was "Freedom." IV,
Communion was strved ful
Rev. J. A. Holman, Mrs. Leah cu]
Covington and Miss Luepurler j
SCovingtc/n were invited to Mr. frc
and Mrs. Sim Townsend for din- 1
ner. Several courses were served lej
and enjoyed by-all. ' we
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IN MEMORIAM lte
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In loving memory of our dear
father Rev. J. G. Sanders who departed
this life July 13, 1924. 8U]
Miss Callie D, Sanders and sisters ^0,
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r Itev. ('. Capers. Pastor
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* Sunday was a great day at- St.
Philip from 0 o'clock prayer meet ^
ing to 9:30 p.m. Rev. Capers did '
not mind the tremendous heat; he
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preached irom tne suojeci: owmi- ^
ing Promise. A splendid Sunday y
school was had at .3:30. y
Sunday night 'Rev. W.. C. Wil- p(
liams preached a soul Stirling ser- ^
moil, subject: Nobody j^ill somebody
when the Woman touched
Christ'. He said somebody touched ;if
.Me. The Queen contest was a jj,
treat. Mrs. E: Myers won the prize fr
and was crowned queen. (|.
tOKESBURY NEWS
St. Paul A. M. E. Church
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Sunday was extremely hot tho* cc
quite a few were in attendance at 11
S, f'-. ami church services. The "
S. S. board arranged for the annual
picnic to be the 11-th of Aug- 1 ^
ust at the Wilson Nash Spring. C'1
An invitation ::s to all. Rev. Boney
brought a wonderful message 041
to his hearers at the morning ser- 01
vice. A good collection wag taken.
Mrs. Honey, president of the
Volunteer Workers'-(ilub has her
work well lined up. The captains
are Messrs E. C. Goggins, James ^1
Hoimes, Jr., Wess Adams, Jesse m
PALMETTO LEAD EE ""
KINGSTREE NEWS.
The* Santee summer school is
iding its last week this week, t
he work that is on exhibition \
iows that the teachers, under the c
ipervision of the instructors ]
ive been quite interested in the t
?rk. r
A literary program was sponsor s
I by Misses M.L. Mouzon, C.A. a
ludd, Mrs. E.L. Reid and Mr N. t
Taylor, Friday July 'Jth. The I
ature of the program, was an v
Idress by Mr. M.A. Mouzon of 1
larleston. Mr. Mouzon is recent '
adu&te of Lincoln University,
i. His address using the subject
education a Necessity," was a '
al treat. Mr. Mouzo,, was aecommied
by Mr. Aden of "Washing'
n, D. C., Art instructor of How
d University.
Mesdaines Mable Burgess and
ennedy are in New -Voik.
Mrs. Mary Evans, son and two
and children of Atlantic City,
icnt last week with Mi1*. Mamie \
avis. Mr. Junior Boone *>f Atlan (
, Ga., spent a few days last week
ith Mr. and airs. r.. isooni1. .ur^, t
.S Mason has returned fioni Now (
ork.: Mrs. Vashti McClafy <?f N. s
. is visiting relatives here. .Miss
ilythe McDaniel is spending a
days with her uncle and aunt
r. and? Mrs. Ned McDaniel.'. I.uicr
LeRoy Diivis lias re'.'.irnod
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ter having spent a week in Darigton.
Mvs. Covington ami (
iends of Darlington spent the .
ly with Mrs. Julia L. Shaw:
llethel Church News. ^
Sunday.. school and League screes
wore good Sunday. The ofli- '
rs of the League, are Mrs. Co- '
no Adams. Pres.: Mr. Olivet 1
ughes, vice-Pros.; Miss Mary L.
ouzon, Sec.; Miss Hazel MeCla- "
, Asst.-Scc.; Miss Janie Aloxanr,
Treas. "
Rev. Hughes conducted the cv- "l
ling services. Although the weath
was hot,' the., attendance was ''
Charleston, C.A. Fludd of St. '
toil. Visitors Misses M.I.! Mou/.oji
atthews, Johtnie Fultim, Kingree;
Mrs. Lithonia McFarlin of '
ifton Forpfe, Va.J and Mr*. Km- h
ii Kinder.
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M.MANl'FL A. M. E. C1U RCH
Rev, R. K. Rrogdon. Pastor f
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Charleston. S. C.^-Kmmanuel is .
ill moving on to h'gher heights f
>der the; leadership of our great
icOir We are pleased to say. (
at the seven months of his pasrate
at Emmanuel were months
eie months of. peace and harpeace
and harmony. We trust
at the remaining months in this y
inference year wiK lliTas FireeUuiT ?
> the proceeding months have
en. .
An instructive and stirring . seron
was delivered- by l'l? pastor v
me a large and attentive audi- j
i last Sunday morning, at which' ,(
ice as present.Joshua 24:14. Th?
rnton was discussed from four :
dnts, viz. The person called; Hi?
e&sage; The answer given by ,
e people; The tc-t. The theme:
V strong and manly, call to the j
rvice, of the Lord". One access ,
an was madd. .
Last Sunday afternoon was ,|
town as Appreciation Day i*n the ^
mday school." A ??"-y tinft at ^
ndance wafc seyn. A musfbal .,
id literary program was render- ~
after which letters of appreciann
wefte pead.There were five
:w accessions. Several v'sitors ^
ere present and were extended
-hearty welcome.
C< fi-nn, the theme, ,
OJJCUrwiJE, |
Hrrista^n Grace41", Dr. Brogden,
r the second time unfolded a
eat evening message. The text y
ay be fcAtnd in the ninth chapr
of the Acts at the eighth verse j
low if we be dead w;th Christ, \
th him." The result of this P1
essage was an outburst of spir- j,
ial anthusasm. A number of ()1
sitors were present at both serT
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ABBEVILLE NEWS
St. James A. M. E. Church u;
Rev. W. S. Mints, Pastor ' S
Sunday school was largely atided
with Supt.,B. T. Johnson ?
d teachers.
The pulpit was filled by Rev. J.
Thomas preaching a wonder
sermon. Rev. M. Massey ocpied
the pulpit Sunday night
?reaching an excellent sermon
im Exodus 2:10.
Mr. Henry Pettis and Mr. Charr
Lewis o'f Washington, Ga.,
re pleasing visitors Sunday at
i home of Mr. and Mrs. ChnrWingfield.
Miss A. O. White has returned
from summer school.
Miss J. C. Fair after attend'ng I
mm<?r school at State college is
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CARLISLE NEWS |i
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The funeral sei vice of Air's. Or ie
Hughes of Union v.ero heUL.at 1
A'illiaiu.v Chapel A. M. E. Zion '
hurch, Tuesday, July Oth. Dr. ^
). (\ Crosby, I'. E. of tin- Sparanburg
district. olficvated. The
no-sage wa. sin'iiiii, yet we felt '
a/1 t<> think we will not see him
i.nymure . on this sid'h Several c
part on <}.' , t Ifrmii, The
?.astor .was master of eoremouos.
>hv leaves to mourn her passing ^
oilr daugi tei>, on. son, nine grand
hlldron aid a host of relatives
,nd friends.
JieV. J. M..Da-whins reports quit*
i succe-sful conventi.bn at Rock
IiU A. M." E. church hy the Sons 1.
f Aid Saturday, July 10th. Ser- ?
if'es Wero good at the above I
ia mod., church Sunday, lit the af- }
ernoon the' missionary raised th" 1
nil assessment at a splendid pr?>
rani.
Th'1 'pastor was' .?*a 1 lv< 1 to tun- .j
aliz'e oiio of the oder members of i
Vhite Hall, Mrs. Pearson whom ]
a.tl beei) ill lor ipiin- n wk'ln
At Janics Chapel Ba.pt. church
he Pa-tor, Key, I?. .T. .\Iotrct brot
0 his hearCrs a wonderful mesage.
Children's day . lexefciiTe.s
r'ore in the afternoon. We were
leased to' lave Bates Chapel choir 4
. ho - roitdeV'd good service. AVe
annot forget .lanie.s Chapel choir *
ho held her own. We wore picas- 1
d to have Rev. Thompson, Rev. ?
Iilliain and Rev. Wi'.kes and others '
. ith us. 5
"C.hi'd-reh's Hay was good. at'-the
laple Ridge Sunday. , .
Sunday night at Tuckers' chap1
sister f.aura Fuller uiul sister t
odie Thi/inpson ,clphs Went over c
he top w'th five nienihers and a 1
few' friends. The collection alounted
to $d.0.">. . ,
Williams chapel Sunday school <
.'as called. t<> order by the Supt. ,
ml tins teachers took charge of
heir o'a-ses. After the lesson the t
astor brought a.good message; St. ^
.like 17:2?>. I
Mrs. Florence- Kelly left Spatur- ^
av afternoup for Detroit, Mich,
ii spend a few weeks with her
on and wife. Miss -.Louise I lemon
of Charlotte. N. C.. .i- spend
ng a while with Mi . an<i Mrs.
leiiry Coleihon. . '
Mrs. Lcola Hi/yd is spending a i
i-w days-with Mi:, and Mrs. Man- I
nn Sims. \
St. F.ukv's tin ril <|uarteriy con- l
rrTc*- Sat in day 2 : >? i duly IT-Is.
>R. WKUI5KR RKSTS IN SAINT '
IMIiLM^jtlU Rt II VARI) 1
(Sp.imil to The-"Leader">
Kastever. S. ('.. July l.'ilh?Win. *
fehb-. r of Kastover aged farmer, *
eted'narinn and proft-s-ional Bar- '
ctur cook died at the hospital,!'
ulv 12 from a horse kick in tKe i'
foniaeh. Mr. Webber was bo'rn s
1 yeai.v ae.'o in North Carolina. '
lv sp lit l is boyhood in Charles- '
>n. Fo; the last do veavs he la- 0
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"red in Riehland county engaged 11
i various projects ami public act.iities.
lie loved his church next 1
i his home having served as P
toward for more than'40 years.
I.e \v;i- a modVi . father and bus- N
and. Was pubic spirited, indus- 11
rious, generous and polite even to
liildren. A man of many tine J?
i-ait< honored and respected by |
nt;-, vitff-: A tr)T;iin! otd man; 1?
ivco nun : it >1. father of 2*> child- c
11, 1") survives him. &
Funeral erviccs were conducted J]
t St. Philip. A. M. K. church near s
iCto'n. Rev. I., tl. Bowman, pas- P
;.>r, officiated. Ilolley and Sons
iulertaher> in charge. .Mr. J. E. p
lickson, master ceremonies. g
He leaves to mourn, his wife, s
lis. Naomi, brother, Mr, P. R. t]
rebbcr. Gadsden: ch Idren. Messrs p
,on'is of N. J.; I t b., .1. T. Glenn of
I. V. Mesdaiv.es Ella, Emma,
typht":'!l. I.ueile i'f N. Y. P.; lit*'- L(
n of Philadelphia; Ethel Leola, p
lella of. I.astover and scores of
thf,r relatives and fj-ieinds , ^
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A HERN \< EE BAPT. Clll'RCH
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Rev. M in. Watson. Pastor ^
GVeenville. >. G.?S. S. at the usal
hour. Delegates to State S.
. and B.T.I*, in Sumter are Miss- ?
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i Paulino Turner, Azalee Chap- y<
JOHNSON-I
Funeral
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1401 Park Street
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man, Mrs. Mamie Copeland Nor-'
lis and \V. E. Mitchell.
At 11:30 Rev. Watson, preached
i great sermon from Numbers
12:22, theme And Gocl's Anger was
<i ndlcd.
UVPV at 5:30, preaching 7:30.
Sick: Mrs. Mary Hunt, Miss Emna
Bolding
The Enoree <S. S. and BYPU
onvention convenes at Tabernacle
text Friday and Saturday before
he 4th. Lord's Day m July. Rev.
iVin. Watson, president. Mrs. B.
V. (Joidsmith, secretary.
The .Senior Missionary met at
dis. M. Bowens Moftday..
Many visitors were seen at Ta>ernacie
Sunday at both services.
\m<>ng Hieni were Mrs Hattm
Jrcketfl^Ir. tirgl Mrs. Chambers,
drs. Marie Mct'ail, Mrs.'.D. 1 Leh
lardt. De.y By id, Mrs. Fowler.
Miss Ozella .Boo7.fr of Washngton
is visitimr n..?- **
fuliii Bower on Giccn Ave. She
ilso is u vaster to Prof. Charles.
I. Boozer; -
l.OWH Y NKWS
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. James had
heir ' children and grand-children
is guests Sunday, July. 11. Baniuet
style was served. Mrs. Janie.lad
18 grand-children at the fust
able, one daughter-in-law, three
ions-in-raw; one sister-in-law, one
li^ce. In all she served 32 peiions.
Mrs. James is 52 years old und
las 32 grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Peay onterta ned
he Ladies' Aid society of Brown
hapel A. M. E. Zion church on
Monday night, July 12.
Miss Nancy Rose James, Miss
Annie May Chisholni and Miss
Maggie L. Sinig left Mnoday to
ipend four days at the 4-H camp
n Columbia. We hope th^y will
>'njuy a pleasant trip.
We are pleaded to report Miss
Mora Walker ab'e t<; be up after
icing sick.
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RALLY MAY AT RED HILL
On Sunday, July 11, there wasi
series of services at' Red Hill
iaptist church, near Gadsden ,of
vhivh Rev. T. L. Duckett is the
?ast?>i. Sunday school began at
0 o'clock with' mdny new students
ntsvnt. A splendid session was
leld, and ? collecte/n above the avrage
taken.
Many members, young and old.
very present when the ra'lv be:an
at 1:00 p.m., there bu ng sevral
in attendance who were makng
their first trip of the season.
'n>ni the text found in Mark 5:2b
he pastor delivered a very impresive
sermon, at 1:30, using the folowing
subject "The Woman Who
hayed With H?-T Fingers." At th,.
lose of the sermon, two candiates
for baptism were received aong
with another who was adrnited
in recogti tion of Christian experience.
With the assistance of several
isiting ministers, the pastor administered
the Lord's Supper
rhich was received with a hush
f reverence and sincerity.
During the sixty-minute recess
en.od. as members- and friends
xchangetl soft But enthusiastic
reetings, a living picture was formed
by ever-new faces weaving
lowly between lines of orderly
arked automobiles.
At 3:30 Rev. H..MA Taylor, pas?
of Mt. Olive and St. Matthews
iaptist churches, delivered a soultirring
sermon built upon the
heme: "I Will Be With You". Apropriato
music was rendered by
* two choirs. A very liberal col ction
followed this sermon.
At 4:30 Rev. L. G. Bowman, pasir
ot st. I hilips A. M. E: church
reached an unusual sermon from
U' text: "Lift Up a Standard folia
Ptojile". His choir reached
weral peaks in rhythmrc singing,
nd was made outstanding by its
rilliant leader. Another targe of
>ring was collected after this ser,oi>.
The total collection was the
reatest "that has been received at
ny rally dur'ng the last seven
?ars.
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