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Page 0 I L ; ; APPLICATH ! I DATE I. X NAME | CITY ? GRADE S X BIRTHDAY' S Fill out this coupon and mail % stamped envelope to .The P:rfm< X mill A*cf?nil.v fnlimbia. S. *j| th? roll took, ar.:! you" w 11 recei\ >1 ATT IK ATTENDED ?. S. AND LEAGUE INSTITUTE ? 1 >our Bill: ' *. " I. am writing this week, to let you know how p^cud I am of the ruin. The cotton and corn can grow now. I , went to Sunday school. Sunday and had a nioe lime. The Sunday jschool and League inst'tufe"*was just excellent. I am planning to organize a club to work for our League. I do hope I will succeed. . v Yours as ever, MATTIE. 'MA KG A RET DOES CONSIDERABLE CANNING Hello Everybody: Another wi*k has; imssed so here I am again. I am glad to sec the Junior page is in the "Leader" again and I am heping that the club members will seijid in THSKijpews so that it will never he left out again. I attended Sunday school and al so the BYPU meeting on Sunday. Our Bible verses started with the letter "Y". Onty a few Iiad B tile verses. I told you I was busy li i.l nt n tv n>..l hnv i?n?> c.\ 1 mlncc vnn want to know j<ist hotv much I canned. Well I will tell you. 32 . quarts peaches; 10 quarts tomatoes; 1 quarts .-bolter beans, and f quarts soup mxture: corn, beans MYRTLE REACH NEWS "When And Where" In spite of the slightly inolc-m\ eat weather Sunday morning- our . S. K. met at its usual hour with Supt., Bro. G. W. Cooper and tea ehers at their post and numerous pupi's .as well as grown-ups rnattt-ndance. The-.lesson was- beautifully dseusscd by each c/ass.' Our chuion. Mt. Olive is still on the map. Our pastor brought us a sou! stirring message from Paul's Letter to the Second Corinthians 2:1-1. subject Now thanks be ur.to fGod which always causes us to triumph in Christ. Sun. tlya night another heart-felt'""Sermon was preached by our pastor. . Rev. 22:lit, subject "The Morning Star". Rev. Bro. Robinson "wi'll preach next Sunday night. Tnn "TfO hivim/ I'd with ii? on Sunday night. Rev?. A. Chandler; Robinson, D. D! F^Tdor and W alter Hildebrand; Messrs The League invites you to attend its sc-Mon ?.acti Sunday __gwT ?urning. Rev. I>. L>. Folder, Messrs Eddi? Ward and James Smith njotored to Conway Tuesday on business. Mr. Willie Munnerlyn motored to .Georgetown Tuesday evening and reported a pleasant and enjoyable t, ip. Motasrs Garnet Martin, Clarence Singleton, Wilbor Munnoifyn and Eddie Ward motored to Spivy ?beach Sunday afternoon and reported tbeir trip enjoyable. Mrs. Lillie Mao Hilton of Sumter sjx>nt ]aat wfek here visiting friends. ROCK HILL NEWS The thirty-sixth annual session of the Rock Hi'l district church school convention met at Indian Hill A. M. E. Zion church near Fort Mill, Tuly 21-25. All se* i-a.:-;? Ob-.i much interest wa smanifpsted iby ' all present. The convenntion w^b a success, spiritually, educatron- 1 ally and financially. Under the new set-up we predict great things for the Rock Hill district. We were very pleased with the ' presence cf Bishop J. W. Martin, ' w*ho brought the convention some helpful remarks, lie was accom- ' panied by President J. S. Stanback of Clinton college. President Stanback in an addrpss to the con- ' ventron stated the needs of Clinton college. . e ' Hats off to Rev. A. W. WiEiams and hrs good people for the grac- * fous manner in wfcich all who were | I t flt-Cu. . . i lVnfMr n * arhe itoflCc illH'S- gklaQjt wledx >N BLANK X - iys i STATE > ghool 1_ ; AGE it together with a self addressed tto Leader, Bill Carver'a Club C. Your name will be placed or e a membership card and button okra and tomatoes. My 4rH club budget says fchat we must can 35 quarts for each member of the family. I am hoping to complete rny budget and can even more if possible. I shall still be canning i.his week and probably, all of next week. In fact as long as the. vegetables last. We are planning to have oui l-H picnic soon, will tell you in .he next week's write-up when. I enow you will enjoy some riddles jo here they are. Kiddles 1. Why is a dog kke a man four fe0t ten inches tall? 2. When is a nat-ion like a baby? ^ 3. Why is a rooster on a fence like u penny? 4. Why is Fourth of July like oysters ? 5. Why is a specimen of hand .writing like a dead pig? Answers 1. Because he stands over four feet. 2. When its in arms. 3. Because his head is on one iiJc and his tail on the other. 4. Because we cannot onjoy it without crackers.. 5. Because it is through with the pen. Yours faithfully, MARGARET WRIGHT.. ;Ve<som were entertained. No jains or monpy were spared in upplying our needs. The convention was largely atended by delegates, pastors and friends. Among some of the vistors present were: Mrs. Bessie . J am ikon, Mies Watts of Charotte. They were accompanied by Prof. Gr-lk?Turner. of~=GHntcr. college. Rock Hill district wi.l lead. Let others follow. ST. ANDREWS A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. G. H. White, Pastor Andrews, S. C.?During the summer months our Sunday school i has changed from the afternoon to < norning session. The lesson wa* ' cry pointedly reviewed by Supt. ' Smith. Alffo the Supt's. plan < .vorker Well for cur Sunday schoo' ally to sen^l delegates to the ' -<tate meeting. Prof. Smith is a 1 very wide-awake churchman. < For niorning_jworship our pas- J or's subject was Jesus Goes to 1 Church on Sabbath at Home. Our.3 vut-oi-town visitor was Mrs. An- < lie Goodwin of New York City. 1 President Thompson and League t .vork&rs are going forward splenr I didly. The League will be rep- s rosented at the state meeting also. ?' Sunday night our Presiding F.l- 1 lor Dr. Benbow brought us a spir- c 'tual message from Psalm 112:4. ' "Light In Darkness". A very v strong message it was. LIAR AND THIEF ' t . AROUNI) CADES c " i The League meeting was called } to order Sunday afternoon by the t President, Mrs. Corine Brown. 2 Many spirlual songs were sung and a prayer was made by Mrs. v Ktta Barns. There was a debate on two sub- f iects. 1. Which was the worse s \ I.iar or a Thief. Mr. Arnet j Montgomery was the affirmative ^ follo*wed by Mr. E. L. Thomas. Misa Elise Montgomery was th* j. negative, followed by Mrs. Janie Barr. Both sides brought out t iom? good points. Second subject was Which ia r Better, the. Present Day or the ^ Cast. Affirmative, Mrss Elise j Montgomery followed by Miss ^ I^orine Peterson. The negative Mr. Ernest Brown, followed by Miss Roxie Thomas, Mr. Ben Brown and Melvin Thomas. Topic for.next discussion What . it Takes to Make A Nation. -g , m v SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADERh "X, . 1 TH1 c aefer fs rt JW ^ , . goldville news >lt. Caldwell Baptist Church t S. S. at usual hour. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Lucy < Dunkin and missionaries ,Q.f Clin- I ton visitedljC&ldwell where they < ton visited Caldwell where they i had an inspiring prayer service. I Rev. ,Collier preached a wonderful sermon in the evenings < The S. S. picnic w<as enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Worthy are ihe proud parents of a little nrne ] pound daughter. Mrs. Miiinie Boyd celebrated her 27th birthdav July 25th. 1 ' MT. OLIVE BAPT. CHURCH [ i Chester,ys. C.?S. S. at the usual hour. The classes made an ! interesting study of the lceson. Sunday evening at 6:00 o'clock the BTU met with Miss Edna Gall- i man presiding. Subject Putftifng Jhristian nldeafs Into Our Friendships. At 8:15 our pastor brought Us i stirring sermonn, subject "Reap i What Yo'u Sow". On Thurad yanight, Rev. Gall- i man preached a wonderflul ser- I mon for Mrs. Hardin's club Sub- i jeet "There is Nothing Too Hard for The Lord".? ' < i Friday night the Heavenly Gos- < pel Singers rendered a wonderful program. It wns enjoyed by all. < Mr. Timothy Johnson spent < Monday in Chester with relatives. I Miss Rosa Gilmore is back i lome. after spending six. weekji : attending summer school at A. ^ ind T, college.h i The Mt. OGve Bautist mission- ' ary met . at our pastor's home. The topic fo*r the evening: "Bet- 1 ter Homes". We had a large at- ( tendance; A delicious course of punch and cakes was served. I ^ , m MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. I. Lemon, ,I,astor Charleston, S. C.?The worshippers at Morris Brown last Sunday were treated to two fine sermons delivered by Dr. JR. I, Lemon. The morning sermon was taken from the text found in St. John 15:1G. Theme "The Condition of a "Fruitful Life" Thi?s sermon followed the usual ""sermonette"- to* the little ones, to whom the pastor spoke from the subject "Suffer Littie Children to Come Unto Me". After a session of the church school and League, the pas tor again delivered a well prepared sermon on the subject ".Steadfastness in Love". Thi s text was taken from Romans 8th chapter and 35th verse. The love e af Christ and its effects upon the world in all ages, was stressed us i the speaker unfolded the scrip- _ .uiu 10 large auuience. r our persons were received into full comnunion in.tjie church at the evening service. Supplementary re- I sorts on the special efforts were s nade at both services, and were I .'iicouragmg, The?fimwgeftcy-xub through Mr?. Carrie Taylor, c nade a presentation to the Ma- s ,ron of the Home to be used on (j payment for the new range in- s italled. The work of painting the ^ nterior of our church will begin ^ is soon as the tinners have finish:d repairing the roof of the church, rhis work has been awarded, and ^ vill be rushed to' completion. On ast Sunday nrght, the Ushers ioard No. 1 presented to the trusees $85.00 as their contribution >n the work that is being done, y rhis splendid group of young m^n >ave leen a valuable asset to the rustees ever since their organi- . :ation several years age/. The , Junior board will report next ? v^ek. The fot'.lowin<g 'reft last week ror New York: Miss C. S. A. ^ Jmith, Mi's. Mary Macanic and drs. E. Washington, matron of he Church Home. Mrs. Edna Bennett who has been ^ ndisposed is up again. It is pleasing tc; note the devo- ^ ion to his church of Bro. Chap elle Johnson, who lives at Sumci nCrville, 23 miles from this city. 'here i:8 scarcely a Sunday mornng that Bro. Johnson does not io*p in his Pontiac and come to ^ hurch in Charleston. . His time, ,nd money are not spared when q he calls of the church aie made, q Our pastor wrll attend the meet g ig at Af.len university during the /eek. The election of the facul1 of Allen will be watched with Q nterest by friends of the school ere in Charleston. . r ft* v . . g-i-Aaw, <| i Palmetto lb ainu * At th:s writing we are advisee >f the serious illrr^s of sister Catherine Baker a faithful menibe] ?f Class 13. We pray for her peedy recovery. Morris Brown looks forward. 5ETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. E. E. Caulden, Pastor Newberry, S. C.?The forty-sev jnth annual session of the Nev Bnoree Baptist Sunday schoo convention was 'held at the Beth lehem Baptist church and it wa: >ne of the greatest sessions eve: in this field. Let us trace dowi through the program and see Friday morning after the regula Jevoticmal exercises a strong ad Iress on "The' Teaching of Th New Testa.lent" was delivered b; Rev. E. E. Gaulden the entertain ing pastor of the convention. Rev E. Wright later came before th body to deliver Lbe introduetor; sermon and once .more we wen raised to a high mountan of spir ituality. All through the first day ses sion we ,were raised to a highe p'ane of thought by listening t able men and woipen speak oi 3uch topics as: "Hew to Interes The Youth of Today in Our Sun lay Schools" by Rev. H. W. Gil liam; "Is Educat on Essential t Success" by Mrs. N. H. Haltiwan ger. Friday night Rev. M. C. Free man brought us the message o the hour which was very inspir ng- . ' I V . We had the following named pe: sons from o^ir state body and schools visiting us: Dr. I. D. Pin *on and Mrs. I'inson of Morrii :ollege; Dr. Chas. Brown of Ben . diet college and Rev. S. C Campbek the Dean of Method: from our State BYPU and Sunda; school convention. We receive* vords of e "<coUragement from theSi men who stand high in our Bap j'st world. K"v. r. w.anace> ana nev. m. r Wilson kept tbe convention Heat ?d up with their inspiring spirit lals and gospel songs. BEAULAH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. Middleton, I'astor Beaulah A. M. E. Sunday schoo .vas opened at 10:110 with officer: n,psent with f<;w exceptions. Tin esson was taught by Mrs. Magda lone McFadden and reviewed b; Rev. I' L. McFadden our alssis ;ant .superintenent. ? Rev. Middleton preached a won lerful sermon which touched th< iparts of a. great nulnber. The A. -C. E, - League met am he discussion was taken from th< [1th chapter of Exodus. The ses don was excellent. During the meeting the mission lry fades elected their delegate 'or the convention which wlil b< leld on August 1th. Miss Marioi Elizabeth Binges., a graduate o1 fomliwon High ?chool was elect XI. M w il ARION DISTRICT MISSION ARY SOCIETY HOLDS SUCCESSFUL SESSION The Marion District W. H. and *. .M. society convened at Friendhip church, July 22* 1937, Rev; F, Robinson, pastor. ?Xhii meeting- was quite a sucess. The various charges made plendid reports. The Marion istrict W. II. and F. M. society ee nothing but to go over the op with a wonderful leader as Irs. N. B Levister. We believe he is a born leader. The discussion on Thursday by he delegates were inspiring. The annual1, sermon was delivred by the R#v. R. N. Muses the astor of Myrtle Beach circuit. The discussion for Frrday was i'omon of Today. Many talked n this wonderful subject. Mrs. Levister rnd her commit?e deserve commendation for geting out such a wonderful proram,? We wore very glad to have with s our i_onierence crancn rresient, Mrs. Sanders, and our onference Branch Juvenile Preslent, Mrs. Rice. They brought lany good things which we hopq > put in practice. Our Elder, Dr. Coe was in smil! at our meeting. We than* the good Friendship rcuit people and the pastor for ) highly entertaining us. Officers foT the next year are 3 follows: Mrs. NeEie B. Levis>r, president; Mrs. Annie C. LJ'w, vice-president; Miss Lucile uiles, secretary; Mrs. Hester raw-ford, treasurer; Mrs. Lillie . Latimer, conference treasurer. UBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER ? . . i*.... ? ?< - xL..v * - r -* I WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church : v Rev. I. L. Fuffin, Pastor Trinity A. M. E. Zion church Sunday school opened at the usual hour with Supt., Prof. D. J. Wilourn and all teachers at their post of duty. The lesson was beautifufly discussed by the pastor and " bthers. , ' I ^Sunday was home-coming day II at Beaver Dam Baptist church. - Everybody seemed to" be in the 8 mood for going to Beaver Dam r to meet relatives and friends^-1 Mr. M. S. Caliaham of Spar' tanburg wa^ a business visitor here r Thursday. e Mr. and Mrs. Marion Thompson y Mrs. Dot Linder and Mr. Donald and Mr. Woody were visitors in Laurens- Thursday ni^ght. e Mrs. Evelyne Wilburn, Prof. I David J. Wilhn oi-iz-i m?! I e Linder were in Spartanburg last Thursday on business. The Busy Bee club had a picnic at the home of Mrs. Eliza r Thomas on the lawn which is a 0 lovefy place. Tables with large 1 dots of ferns and lights hanging ^ from the trees by drop cords add_ ed attractic/nto the beautiful green lawn. After the session c was over the hostess . and other , Members of-the-club served plenty of hash, lemonade, cake and rce cream. The picnic was env )j?Yve<|. Hurry! Busy Bees and have another picnic. Mr. Roy Durrah and Mrs. Victoria Franks were quietly married at the home of ihe bride's mother Mi*?. Mollie Franks. Rev. I. L. RufTin periormed the ceremony. j WHITMIRF NEWS ? The Sundy ascnool is still progressing at Bruce Tabernacle A. e M. E. Zion church. Sunday school was very good at C^dar Grove church. Misses Annie Lee Abram? and Geretha Ewindler taught the Sunday school lesson. We had many visitors in our midst. Sunday was the day for our rally and we thank all for contributing. The sum of $13.15 as raised, j The Sims Chapcf quartet rendered several selections which were enjoyed. Mrs. A!rce' Byrd is spending sometime \vith her son in CinV cinnati, Ohio. . Messrs J. C. Byrd. H. Johnsc/n. Toe McMorris, Luther Abrams, John PTGlenn and others attended the Mutual convention held . Saturday and Sunday, July 24-25 near Lexington. The Athletic club sponsored a fish fry at the playground last week. A very successful time was 1 p reported. Mi?s Beulah Swindler and Mr. S. S.Abrams attended the Sunday ' . school convention Thursday and Friday at St. John A. M. E. Zion church, Whtie Oak, S. C. Rev. R. J. Lee, pastor. They reported a very successful convention: Others that attended from here ~ "were Mr. A. C. Caldwell, Suptr from Bruce Tabernacle church. Mr. Joshua Swindler, accompa- ' ' nied by Misses Mattie Abrams, ' Geretha and Ethel Swindler, E. ' B. Abrains attended the conven- ' tion. J Little Miss H^len Johnson went \ to Jersey City with her aunt who ^ was in Whitmire visiting Mrs. Clara Johnson and family. ^ Mrs. Clara Johnson and Mrs. c W. W. Lewis, motored to Cafi- , fornia and Texas for their vacation and returned home safely. s They reportde a pleasant trip. s Rev. W. M. C<;leman was very . success!uIwith-the-Bible drill he "jj sponsored at^ Spring Hill A. M. a E. Zion church, July 25. The Lord has blessed us with a j wonderful rain. He knows when ^ we are in need, Mrs. Vivian Fant was called to e South Carolina rrom Clarington, Pa., because of the death of her ^ mother. She will return next 0 week with Mr. Samuel Fant and others. a There will be a seven table * f. feast next Saturday at Cedar t( Grove church, beginning at 5:00 o'clock and continuing thru the r.ight. You are cordially invited to attend. SHILOH A. M. E. CHURCH Re\. I* F. Vance, Pastor Seivice began Sunday as usual at 10:30 o'clock. This was Sunday school'hour. The lesson was discussed fully by the various cf.as ses and reviewed by Mrs. L. F. Vance who served as superintendent in his absence. At the noo'n hour our pastor again came before us with one of his spiritually mind teasing sermons. Everyone who heard hlim t was uplifted. I ' " ? .. . . . 1 S. S. AND LEAGUE ANNUAL CONVENTION SPARTANBURG DISTRICT The Sunday School and A. C. E. League of the Spartanburg district held its annual convention at Santue, S. C., at Thomas chapel R. M. E. church, July 22-23; Rev. W. J. Robinson, presiding elder. The meeting was called to order at 11:30 by Presiding Elder Robinson. The church was filled with eager conventional spirit. Devotions we to conducted by Rev. Dawkins and Rev. Thompson. Prayer by Rev. Copeland. "Elder Robinson appointed committees and organized the group for enroilinent and registration. After a brief business meeting dinner was served and everybody dined sufficiently and enjoyed the good food prepared by the people of Santue. Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Adanisv, and Rev. Sanders Lewis came and also1 enjoyed a nrce dinner. At 2:30 the group re-assembled and Rev. Robinson introduced tin Revr E. A. Aams and Rev. Lewis. Rev. Adams and Rev. Lewis made helpful remarks. Prof. Robert Warper of White Hall made an inspirational talk Rev. J. M. Dawkins spoke frqm that was enjoyed by all. the subject: "What is America's Greatest Need Today?". It was fuliy jdiscussed. He said Religion is the greatest need. Should every S. S. have a Cradle Ro'll and. why was discussed by a young lady from Trvnity station. The annual sermon v/as preached by Rev. P. P. McFarland. He was at his b^st. A nice sum was collected and the delegates were assigned to their homes. At Friday morning devotion was conducted by the delegates from Shady Grvoe. A Model League was ci/nducted by Dist. Supt. arid Rev. T. II. Addison. Model S S. vyas conducted 'by Rev. T. E. Robinson. The Necessity of Trained P. S. and League Workers by Rev. Thompson. , At 12:00 Rev. J. M, Dawkins. delivered a soul stirring sermon af Lei- which dinner was served. At 2:30 Methods in Training was conducted by Rev. T. E. Robinson and Rev. J. M. Dawkins. After which group assembled and discussed Methods for a Better Sunday School. Forms of Recreation Best Suited for S. S. and League \y.ere ,jdiscussed by delegates from Bethel station. Miss Helen Kennedy was elected secretary and Miss Baton assistane secretary. The "Education sermon "~wasdo-~ live red by Rev. " T. R. Robinson. The people of the Spartanburg district and Hie visiting friends enjoyed every minute of the convention Rev. Thompson entertained them royally.v "\Vords are not sufficient to explain how Eldefr W. J. Robinson handled the convention. It will be long remembered. JOHNSTON NEWS Services were* good at Lott^ Srove Baptist church on Sunday, i Rev. Hazel was at his best. We verc glad to have our ex-pastor , Rev. J. C. Middlcton of Clark Hill i vith us. Plans are-Jiidug?made I 'or the painting1 Of the church. We ~ K/pe to have our church finished >y the time revival begins. I Itev. P. P. Burt, pastor of the ( V. M. E. church has closed a sucessful revival. Rev. Burt is car- i ying on some wonderful work. i The Alt. Zion (Sunday school is tii'l alive and the children are howing interest in the work. 1 Mrs. E. M. Lattimore is work- " ng hard with the junior mission-, J ry society. Mr. John Valentine of High j 'oint, N. C., is visiting relatives icre. Mrs. Ella Mae Browne is a readr of The Palmetto Leader. miss i^va Johnson of Clearwapr, S. C., is visiting the Amoses nBland street. The revival meeting will began t Rosa Spring Baptist church on lugust 1. The public is invited rv bo present. Mr. Oscar Callcy departed this i \ ft : i op: With : ; 18( .. if . Saturday, July 31, 1937. I life Juiy 21. The family have our deepest synipathy. ^ Mrs. Mae Belle Corley of Aik-. en was in town on Wednesday. Friends were very glad te see Mr. and Mrs. Price Woodarus of New York City in our town on Wednesday. ^ Mrs. A. M. Spann motored to Edgefield on Wednesday on business. Mrs. Georgia Gary spent Tuesday in August, Ga., shopping. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Attaway, Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin spent Mon ^ dya in Augusta as the guests of Mrs. P. R. Hazel Mr. Gabe Amos thinks you who are not taking the "Leader? are missing a lot. Why not start today? ? ? Miss Janie Abney and little Bernice Davis have many friends who1 are glda to know that they are doing nicely after having had their tonsils removed at the Med cal haill here by Drs. Fairy and Tucker, (white). Mr. Alotiza West of Newark, N. ? J., is vihiting-. his brother, Mr. Tyre West. Miss Wilhelmcnnia Gomillion left Sunday for Philadelphia, < Pa., where she will spend several months. Revs. J. C. Middletlon of Clark Hill and P. R. Hazel of Agusta, were dinner guests of Mr. afttl Mrs. S. A. Attaway on Sunday. --f , Miss Annie Harrison is visiting jjj Miss Clara Gordon in Columbia. Mrs. Liza Herrion of Saluda wa.^ here Saturday. Don't forget Gunter shoe shop. He is the shoe doctor. Miss Viola Davis left Sunday for New York City where Bhj will spend awhile. . v . t PICKENS NEWS Monday, July 19th Mrs. Cord^ia Burgess, Rev. F. L. Lawton opened summer school with a large attendance. The Missionary society met at I the Baptist church. \ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watkfn left for New York Tuesday. Mvo XI Xat nuiauua x_?. nu^ciuuuu, mio Jennie R. Allen, Mrs. Lexico Kilgo, Josephine GrifFen, Rev. F. L. Lawto'n attended the Ladies Aid society at Liberty, S. C., An interesting program was carried out. The many little friends of Jas. T. Burgess are glad to know he rs much better after being ill for several days. _ Mrs. Melenee_ Burmese, Misses Evelyn Gof.dmond, Helen S:zemore. Lois Sizemore, Mr. -Guy Earle, Julius Gowens attended the S. S. conventon. Miss Hattie Lee Bowen was funeralized Saturday at the^M. E. church. Mr. William Rosemond spent a few hours with his mother Mrs. Mamie Rosemond. Mr. Arthur Rogers, Geoigo Hagood, Viola Bowen of Detroit, Mich., is here visiting relatives and h Friends. ^ Mr. B:g Boy Sloan, James Fred Gilliam left for Hartford, Conn. Miss Queen Ester Gilliam visit ed her sister Savannah Gilliam in GreenvillV S. .C., where she has ? besefl a patient?rn the hospital! At this writing she is better.. Mrs. Christeen Bowen spent a few4 days w\'ih her .sister, Mrs. w ^ Carrie M. Gilliam. O / ' , / fJOUBLESTHENGTH / ^ O# # Q Q #i l David G.Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient atten A lion given 10 an business placed with me. PHONE 5717 WILLIAMS i; JNERALh OME EN DAY AND NIGHT i! Quality and Be Ler Service <! Phone 9?r 73 IBULANCE ? ERVICE j; LADY ATTEI* DANT ; ; . )8 Waahingt m Street J1 COLUMBIA. S. a J