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Saturday, August 7, 1937 UNION BAPTIST CHURCH E Sunday v?hs a high day at Un1 ion Baptist. The services were very good throughout the day. Af i- ter a brief discussion of the Sun !.] day school lesfc'on; the pastor 't? preached an able* sermon, text 1st ^ Samuel 7:4. The B.TU held its rcji. ae ular meeting at 5 p.m. At (> p7m. a, , a gi'eat crodfrd was present to at- .j, tend the communion services. This M1 was indeed a spiritual feast. Kv- ..} eryone was made glad that turn- t? ed out to the house of God. ? At 8 o'clock we listened to an- vi other wonderful sermon preached ei by the Rev. Parker. His thouu cj was Love. We were also blessed tl with a number of visitoVs. We ap- -< ^ predate your presence. You are cl aT\\?tT^B welcome at Union Baptist '? churcn. ei ? ' d WOODRUFF NEWS ti : *1 Trinity A. Mi E. Zion Church e! Rev. I. B. Ruffin. Pastor xv Trinity A. M. E. Zion church Qnr>Hn\r ?nVinr>l filionoi! ill tllr> lisiml tl hour with Mrs. DriTsiila -Morris, 111 acting superintendent in the ab- w sence of Supt. D. J.. Wilbui n. All Ci teachers were at their- post. Pj Mr. Grant Young passed away T at his home near Woodruff Friday <-'< and was funeralized at Little Fio'd | A. M. E. Zion church.'-Sunday af- | w ternoon at 3:00 o'clock with the'hi Rev). J. D. Gist officiating, lie . -s< leaves to mourn his passing a wife . h Mrs. Fannie Young, two daugh-j ters, Mi's. Emma Harvey and Mrs. f Bee Reader. One son, Mr. Ilu- | f( bert Young and a host of relatrv- } es and friends. Interment was in '? the church cemetery. J. W. Woodward funeral director ,in charge. Mr. and Mrs. James Drayton and little daughter of Savannah, Ga., . attended the funeral of Mr. Grant Vnnng, Snndnv. Mr. Young is a j bl'other-in-l(aw_to Mrs. Drayton. "[""j Mrs. Minnie Alexander of. Bir-r l mingham, Ala., is visiting her mo- |v ther Mrs. Sallie Down and other i ., relatives. - jl Among those from Woodruff at- 1 tending the funeral of Mr. Grant J' Young: Mr. Roy Durrah and grand ^ mother, Mrs. Evelyn Wilburn, Mrs; 01 Dot Lender, Misses Jessie and El- , n sie Brown, Mrs. Lila Foster, Mrs. s< Arrow Stoddard. Mrs.. Drucilla '* Norris, Mrs. Ella Harnett, Mrs. j. Carrie Weinn, Mrs, Queen Parker , ti and Mrs. Laree Martin. ja ? i i, EASTOVEU NEWS 1 Rev. Bowman stirred the con- ^ !j gregatron at St. Phillip with u g me/ssage taken from Aet 17:28. ' Four young men came forward 1 and united with the church. Mrs. j Tenner Lovett received the" Holy c Ghost. ' iu Revival will begin at St. PhiKip ' August 15, conducted by the Rev. 1 W. M. Tho-mpson of Santuc. I ai is knf.M'n n? !i ffi-nnt iivnn/dior' i ?l songster and revivalist. The Rev. i111 Neal of Mt. Zioh Baptist qhurch .r( will preach at 3:00 p.m. Sunday and all workers are looking for- s' ward for that day. At 1:30 p.m. Rev. Bowman was at Shiloh A. IR M. E. church where he found a S viiiting congregation in prayer service. He again delivered a soul stirring sermon taken from Acts 28:1b, using as his subject "Courage". At this meeting an old man fifty years of age was lc converted and joined the church; also u young lady with him. The- ' revival at this church will begin on the fifth Sunday conducted by w the Rev. X. Tillman of Columbia. u The third quarterly conference . will be held at Shiloh </n the 15th Vl of August and air leaders are busy i'1 preparaing for the same. y, Rev. Bowman wishes?.to thank the following who contributed and",. fed the S. S. convention last week so royally: Susiee Stroy, Betsy tynall, Carolyn Ballo'tt, Queeny ' Martin,. Alice Johnson, Tena Rob- ^ inson, Eva Myers, Sophia Reeves, 111 Ida Parker, R. II. Collins, Geftrude Woodard, Annie. Brunson, Esta'le Lyles, Fannie PringTes, Ida Dinkvns, Rosa Munday, Ada Oree, . Margaret Fay, R. Green, Chanie 111 ? Ilall, 'Lottie?Pringlo, I.iryic Riler. t Annie Wflliams,. Emma Williams, Minni'e Washington, Ethel Webber . Annie B.-Richardson, F. Rcbiniun, I,ilia Evans, Liicile Sumter, K. W. Holley, So-phia Scott, Annie Jones'. Maude?Lakim Jgnio?Washington, Rosa Oree, Be try Cat tor,?E' r/.a MeKnight, E. Carter, Anni-e Sumter, Lula Devoux and Ethel Myers. . Rev. Bowman is conducting a . meeting this we?k for the Rev, I. ,. 0. Simmons in Lexington. Next 0 week he will be at St. Paul, Sumter. Mrs. Queenie Martin and daughter Ruby left last Saturday to visit her relatrves in New York City. . Mrs. Susanna Jonps and sister SI Georgiana has returned after spending sometime in New York a! City. h'1 Come to church! Go to church.' "j WOMEN'S DAY AT SECOND m CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Next Sunday is to be "Women's Day" at 2nd Calvary. This means that women will have charge of all services and perform all duties in except preaching. Rev. James Ah- bs ney the young power preacher will in preach all day. Altho this church jse is without a pastor, the members hi are swinging into full action and ed a number of friends always join /them in regular worship. The w.o- Di men will show the men next Sun- re day just how the chimb work should run and be supported. At the morning service Mrs. Rachel nv Monteith will speak on "What the Women should do in church work." '? All women are summoned to a 100 per cent support and all friends. men and women are urged' to come w< and encourage their efforts. m ? m m tVUBSCRIBE FOR 3! Wh. ^ etl Ml THE LEADER dn ^L... MMANUAL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. E. Brogden, I'astor Charleston, S. C.?During the list month much rain fe'l and the ttendanee at the various church> were somewhat affected. Last u nday however services were '4.11 attended and the religious ?tivities were- great. Our pastor w'livered two sermons of note durig the morning and evening worlip. This included his sermonette > the little ones as well as to the mgregation in general. We were cry much pleased to' receive sev11 persons who responded to the ill for joinevs. Dr. Brogden at. ic evening worship concluded his lies of sermons on the eaity tiurch. Thig series consisted of ne set mens, all of which brought ut the trials and hardsips the u ly followers had to endure. To- | ay the church is still having its j ials and misunderstandings. In >ite of tin's it is still the greatit, organization known tp the orld. .The beautiful day. turned out > be one o'f gloom. In the nfterjpn a heavy downpour came hich rasted for quite awhile. Beluse of this, our 'Sunday school mod >Vas not largely attended. he quarterly classes were groupI as a Who'le and the pastor uight the lesson. Dr. Brogden as indeed interesting from the pginnhig, to the end and we were >itv the study period was not of mger duration. % .Mr. James Brogden. celebrated 'nor songster will a cital at Emmanuel cvn tftie evenig of the 1.1, instant. We'.are hopig to have a very large audience. ST. JAMES AME CHURCH ! Rev. I'.H. Hyman. Pastor | . " 'I Sunday was a hiirh day at our lurch. Sunday school was opened y the Su.pt. Mr. Luther Steele. II Jasses were crowded and an iterosting lesson was discussed .illy.At 11 o'clock, our pastor reached from Psalm 24:.1, subject leanliness. Quite a few were pres at to commune. Again Sunday ight he delivered a soul stirring . rmon from Matt. U:l2; subject: owers of God. Mrs. Thomasina Jones has renivd from Darlington whole she. I tended summer school. Mr. ('has. Steele and Miss Jessie anes were quietly married Saturay afternoon. Mrs. Steele is teach ig* in this county. Mr. Steele is ie son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. teolo I Misses Bessie Bellamy, Azalea tanley and Mrs. Jessie G. Steele ft for Marion Monday to at?nd summer school. It seems that Cupid has been looting his arrows around here id wedding bells will ring thru-! it the month of August. Four larriage announcements have al ady been made. Mr. John Bellamy is still on the ck list. For your Palmetto Leader see ov. J. F. Stanley, Sr.. or J. F. tanley, Jr. I'ACKLANI) NEWS .Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Brewer enrtained a large group of yeoing ?ople at their beautiful home on hursday night in honor of their uighter, Mrs. Annie Hoceveyrey, 110 left Friday for New York here sho resides. Among the homev-cOmers and sitt;rs are: Misses Bernice Blakicy, Aris Blakeney, Mesdames 111 a h Marsh, Lena Blakeney of harlotte, N. C.; Misses Lavenice Jackson and Hattie Rivers of 'ashi'.igton, D. G. Mrs. Roberta Jenkins of We-t ' ui'rn Beach, Fla., was the guest her sister, Mrs. M. L. Gathings 1 st week. '| Mrs. Mavis Blakeney spent the ^ eek in Florence as the guest of ?r sister, Mrs. Etta Ferguson. | Don't forget the revival meetgs at the various churches. Come t John Wesley this week and :ji Rev. J^uUson-pf Snartanburg. . Miss Magallean Brown is visix- 1 ig her sister, Mrs. Corine Baker 'AnlL'QlllS. j Mr. and Mfs'. TTraf Brewer of., 'all''i 1'oro spent last week with ! w former's parents, Mr. and is. Joe Brewer. Messrs T. F. Brewer, Lester i ivers, Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Hubmi -motored to Camden, S. C., aturriay to get Rev. Hubbard's mghter, Cassie who- has b^en in h\ ho'spitel. there. a Mr. and Mrs. Seexl Sinclair and imi'ly motored to Pee Dee, N. C. M?Week to visit Mr. Sinclair's ck brother. Read The Palmetto Leader id w a t c h the Sinclair brothers, 1 rls. They are marrying in a j irry. Mr. George Sinclair and j is.j Gatha Lee Blakenev unrted in atrimony Sunday. w m LAKE CITY NEWS (Sunday school at St. James A. . E. church was very interestg. The Supt., Prof. Bradley was ick on the job after having been Sumter with his mother for veral weeks. He reporfls that j s mother is very much improvv.* ?r i / < ...L? I 1V1ISS nau'i viiuimni turn miBil | aisy Lee Smith were elected to i present the Sunday school and I ^ague at the state meeting. The | ipt. is going also. The League et at the usual hour with a very . tcrcsting lesson. Rev. Washingn preached an inspiring sermon inday mornig. Services at Wesley M. E. church ?re very gocd all day. The seron bv Rev. Pearson Sun. morng was very uplifting. The evling service was a good old tea.- ! nonial meeting which was very fective. Total collection for the ' iy was $49.30. I The school rally is progressing cely. ? - BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. N. A. Bethea, Paator ^ St. George, S. C.?S. S. opened at usual hour. Miss Cooper was presented and gave encouraging remarks. Strictly at 11 o'clock cur pastor was at his post of duty. Theme "The- Power 'of Love". The ~mes-_ sage was divinely delivered. Many visitors were seen in the j audience all day. At 8 o'clock j another strong sermon was delivered bv the pastor. The church was crowded to witness the close of our revival meeting conducted j by; Rev. A. W, Middleton erf Oi'angeburg. -? Misses Deberry, Maria 'Cooper j of Waynesborough, Ga., is here visiting her grand parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Pinckney. Miss Hattie Hanes is home ji~-" ter having been away for a T#w, years. t ^ Mrs. Mamie Sanders and little daughter of Philadelphia is here visiting parents Rev. and Mrs. W. IT. Tobbin for a few days.., j The penny fair was very beau- | 1UI Mil pi ID III. lUlttl ?n IVJ14 III 1*113- ; ed $150.50. The Browns (vhapel A. M. E. j Z. church is new having their re- I vival at this writing. The mpet- ! . ing so far is the best they have : ' had in years, Visitors were Mr.T and Mrs.?-Fannre Baeoat of Charlotte, N. C.; Mrs. Fannie Wilson 1 of Philadelphia; Mrs. Helen Mas- j soy Hanes of New York City. I Mrs. Maissoy's. sister. Mrs. Clo- j | phine of Charlotte. I Mrs. Fannie Wilson is spending the week with her sister Mrs. Su- [ | sie James. The Rev. Mclvey is . j staying with Mrs. James also. j ! Miss Virginia Walker who attended the S. S. convention of I York-Chestpr, returned home last Friday night. She reported a * fine convention. Bishop Martin ; | of Los Angeles, Cal., attended the j .convention on last week. I The Brown's chapel school open-> ' ed Monday, August 2 with an e j tra farge group of children. M;t I Byrd says she enrolled 52 on Mon day. The friends of Mr. James Pierson of this community hope he will continue to improve. LYKESLAND NEWS I Sunday was a beautiful day. The S. S. met at the usual time with Supt. and instructors at their post. At 12:00 o'clock the pastor, Rev. I. B. Butler preached from 58th chapter of flsaiah 1-4. Subject: "A Spiritual Guide". At 3 o'clock Rev. Butler preached for Rev. H. M. Taylor at St. Matthew Baptist i" i church, Congaree. I Sunday, July 25th Rev Butler Miss Emma Harris, Rev. S. ID. I McKelver and deacon W. M. Ad- J. ams were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Blue. After dinner Rev. Butler was accompanied ' by Prof. R. L. Blue, Miss Emma Herri's, Miss Mamie R. Blue and others to- preach the opening of the revival meeting at Mt. Pilgrim Baptist church. ?R*ila?ive? and friends of Mrs. J. j M. Dinkins are very sad that- she is ill and are wishing for" her a speedy recovery.-- ! P Mrs. Katie Chavis of Richmond, I i Va.,?was?here?visiting her aunt ! Mt*. R. L. Blue-the past week. EDGEFIELI) NEWS. The W.H. and F.S. Convelitio/i had their annual setting at Trinity AME church on last Friday. The revival services will con tinue through this week at Trinity AME church. The E.A. Thrift club met Qt thoj home of Miss Nina Green on. last Friday afternoon. The next meeting at the home of Mallay and Nadine Parker, the second Friday i in August, -8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bussey, 1 Mr. and Mrs. David Bussey of: Detroit, Mich., are here visiting! their parents Mr. and Mrs. Char-L lie Bussey. Mr. and Mrs. Nimrod Williams of Ixmisville, Ky.. and Mrs. Julia j Brokerburr of Washington, .D. C.,'. are here visiting Mrs. Laura Steel!. Mr. and Mrs. Berry Williams' j of Louisville, Ky., are visiting re-jJ latTves and friends here. j Mr. Jule Burt is here from Baltimore visiting relatives. Mesdames Alice Chamble, Mary| Lawrence and Mr. Julius Burton i of Baltimore. Md., are visiting j! their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen-;i ry Burton. \fvc T nomin T.lr*vrl n rwl tvun r* V* i 1 ? I ] dron of New York are visiting ! Mrs. Matilda Bouknight and Mrs. Peter Smith. Mrs. Viola R\itherford of New-11 berry was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oliphant. ' Little Betty Jean Oliphant gltvc ' a birthday party on lasttovFriday ! afternoon, in honor of her second birthday. The little folk had a ! merry time, ' tifully earned c/ut on last Saturday bv our missionary" society 1 sponsored by Mrs. Mabel Summers, j Rev. ?JJethea and Rev. A. W. j j: i iUHIUlL-LUIl 9WCIC Ullllicr Kuvaw Rev. and Mrs, -W. T. Tobbin on last Thursday. I 'Sunday is our junior church day. The junior choir will sing all day. | Our 3rd quarterly conference | will be Monday night. Presiding i Elder, Dr. BeRjd will preach all day Sunday. Dr. Beard is a great preacher. Sick list: Mr. Jo'e Smith and we trust he will soon be well. The Busy Bee club will hold its ' regular meeting Sunday afternoon 5:30 at the parsonage. Mrs. N. I A. Bethea, hostess. i Our pastor is conducting a meet ing this week for Dr. J. I. Ham-., ilton at Vance, s. u. f" LOWRYS NEWS The fit. Paul Baptist revival j meeting closed with success. They were blessed with 22 converts, 10 j THE PALMETTO LEADE ANTIOCII BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. G. I). Collins, Pastor Brownsville, S. July 25th? Splendid services were'held at Antioch Sunday -even though thi* was not our regular pastoral day. Sunday school was well attended and conducted?" "At 11:30 preaching services began. The" pastor pre sented the Rev. A. T. Campbell of Minturn who,.in well chosen words gave a very instructive discourse. Rev. Campbell "is a noted evangelist being very much in demand in this Imp. ? The pasto* called for sinnefs and thyee youpg men and one young woman volunteered and came to be prayed for. Rev. Collins led an inspiring prayer service for them. , .*' We were pleased to have as visitors Mrs. M. Elizabeth Hartzog and Dr. C. II. Garrett of Dillon who are grand treasurer and secretary, respectively of the* Pee Dee Burial Aid society of Db'lon. They were presented by the pasr tor and greeted us- very warmly. A club of this society is working very efficiently in this community with headquaiters at Antioch. The 'lotal officers are: President, Mr. J. E. Erjvin; Treasurer, Rev. G. D. Collins.; Socrerai-v. Mrs. Eliza Gads.en. These officers ure in hearty accord with tha grand, qfficPrs and arc pusVuIng lr e society in a big drive foi^ memfierS" in our community., SAINT JAMES A. M. It. 1 III Kt H - | Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor Asheville, N, C.?The past Sab-; bath again afforded wonderful opportunities for ' spiritual and men- , tal growth and development..Two very interesting messages were delivered by our pastor tit the i morning and evening services thesubject of were "The Abundant Life" and "The Divided House-" taken from St. John 10:10 and St. .M!atthGw*s 12:25, respectively. Large congregations worshiped at both services and communed. Mrs. Ada Tarver of Bangor. Maine and Mr. H. I). Martin of this city connected themselves with thy church upon the invitation and were assigned to the classes cf Mrs, Ma Robinson and Mr. Jack l.aBerry respectively. A warm welcome, was given them by our pastor and official family*. Visitors- frooi over the country at large worshiped with us and were also welcomed. The music rendered by t/ur senior choir throughout the day was very beautiful and added wonderfully to our worship. All departments are working at full speed in preparation for the convocation bt?ing held at Kittiel! c?<"lege from August l*Gth through August 21th. _A durge delegation representing our Senior and Jim lui 4Uiftamuai :vuvuv.->, iounuit\ school and A. C. E. I.cague departments will leave with our pastor immediately, alter the third Sunday for the seat 'of the convocation. The budget covering this movement is well in hand and our pastor commended the workers for their cooperation vftry warmly. Many boards and clubs have begun their activities for the coverage of their , annual conference budgets as oiu; conference is not so far away. ABBEVILLE NEJV? St. .Iamcs A. M. E. Church Rev. \V. S. Minis. Pastor Sunday school was largely attended and a very good prayer service was conducted by Mrs. Rebecca P. Johnson. Then remarks by Mrss Evelyn Shanks of St. Augustine, Flu. Our pastor read the. 51st division of the Psalm for Scripture lesson. Then used St. Matt. 10:112 and?-Psalm 51? n. a-text. Ho t Li - In i i | m uuffin a \? un<i i i hi if U3^- - - - Rev. P. M. Gary "iir presiding elder delivered ma-terly the n->e-ftage fiom---?fc?J?4in 3; J -using- an a subject "Regeneration". Mrs. Essie Shanks and daughter Miss Evelyn Shanks of St. Augustine, Fla., w-ere pleasiaig visitors. Miss Shanks the noted gospci! singer rendered a song in service which everyone ?njoyed. Mesdames J. S. Wright, R. (!. Massey, J. I>. Tlionias, Mis* E. F.. tended the W. II. and F. Missionarv soe/etv held at Bailey Bethel A.' M. E. church. July 29. 20 in MeCorniir.k. S. C. Miss Annie M. Appling has gone to her home in Lexington,-Ga., for an extended visit to her mother.' Mr. L. A. Richie attended the Odd Fellows' Grand Lodge ses. sion in Columbia this week and Miss Mary R. Pofje. his niece accompanied -him'. Miss Marv Collier of Washington, I). C., is spending her vacation wrth her parent- Mr. and Mrs. Sfathaniel CoKier, Haigler St. ! PINE GROVE A.M.E. CHURCH j Rev. H. T. Summers, Pastor Sunday was quite a busy day nit Pine Grove, was well attended. Sunday school opened at the uslal hour with assistant Surt. Mrs. Leslie Washington or* duty and Mr. Fletcher Bouknight acting as jecretary. Daily Vacation Bible school t ivill close Friday with a picnic at Dunbar lake, Miss Martha Saber is home af- ; ;er having spent a successful', terhi at Kock Hill attending summer 3chool. Mr. David . N'ixson, Mr. Ptetcher Bouknrght, Mr. James Washington are back from Orangeburg a)tt?ndtng tfcmip. They reported 1 . " ai.nUlf" ! ' ^ :r having an enjoyable stay. The choir left at 1 (J:00 o'cloc for Gills creek on Harbison's bu and then returned at 6:00 o'cloc ; to sing at Oak Grove for revivt meeting. Pine Grove base ball team wa I victorious over1 Gadsden Saturda ! July 31. Scores 7-0 and will pla ; Wrad one Saturday. 1 The Big Sisters social club me I at the home ?,T Mrs.. Julia Hawl i with all big sisP'rs present. i i popularity contest was decided t j be given in the near future. I delicious refract was served. The ' we adjourned to meet at the norh of . Mrs. D?lla Kichardson. SI*ART \NBl KG NEWS Ml. Moriah Church I ?' Sunday school opene I at the us uul hour with Supt. :n charge. Th (Sunday school, is certain'y grow ; Ing. SVvihi new members wer< | added Sunday. Service began at 11:30. Rev. C | A. Chappcll<', Jr.( uf Greenwpoi j was the pastor for Jthe day. A morning, his text was taken fron i St. Luke 9:23. The BTU opened at 6:00 o'clbcl by the President, Miss Almetfci Hampton. j At "8:30 o'clock Rev. Chappelh I ascended the rostrum. Text 1 1 3:13-11. Theme "Reaching foi the Light". Rev. Chappelle wa: the guest r/f Mrs. F. D. Young. Sunday was reporting day fo: cl.tlbs. A neat sum of $83.96 was raised. Oil last Friday night the min isterial alliance sponsored a pro gram at Mi. Moriah church enti tied "The King's Coronation". A meat sum o-f around $G00.00 wa: raised. The churches taking pari were Ma.iority, Silver Hill, Thomp -on St.. Trinity, Mt. Moriah. Epis copal "Mi.sS.ion and Metropolitan Zion. Majority taking first plae< the Rev. I>ahiels wfis crown it: king. Mt. Morh.li, second place Foster Chapel Church. Rev. A. M. Matthews, Pastor Roebuck. S. 0.?The Rev. King of Ashcville, N. C., conducted i live nights meeting: at the chap el and several", were added to* th< church. Rev. King is indeed t rrent preacher. We are proud ol him as he is one of our sons. - The Rev. W. S. Jones of Spartanburg is conducting: a wonder ful revival meeting at the BetK any A. ??I. K. church at Kelfton. S. C... beginning Sunday, Augusi S continuing through Sunday, 22 The public is cordially invited t< attend these services. Mr, Htvsea Parks, Miss Johnnit Mae Samuel and George Davh wore the "honored guests of Mrs l.orean Gist of Glcndalyn Ave. 01 Sunday and enjoyed a pleasant visit. The Rev. \V. S". Jones his wifi and Mrs. Jessie Davenport motor ed to Kclion Sunday. , .Miss Juanita Stevens was th< dinner guest of Miss Ge0'rgia C Talley on Jury 22nd. Mrs. Marie Means prepared' i lovelv dinner for Mfes SteVens or July 2Gth. Mr.'and Mrs. George Guiles ot Gumming street and Mrs. Owen: <>n Young street delightfully en tertained' with a dance at theii hemes for Miss Stevens. Mis-es Juanita Stevens and Le thn Shelton were the dinner guest, of the former's sisters and bro t he:-in-laws Mr. and Mrs. Fran! 1, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walk Katie <n Gumming street Augus' > r on K. Ilamptor street, Augus 2nd. Miss Stevens lormerly of this i-ity," but now resides in Washing, ton, D. C. Mrs. Rut is Cooper Pride has re turned home from a six woks' staj in Rock Hi.i where she was an in > timet or in the Piedmont summei : ehoo'l. She reports a very splen ( i'O session, mid leaves this wee* for Chicago where she has regis toned for a course in English dramatics and Library Science. Mrs. Pride is instructor in English and Dramativs and vice-prin ipal of Sims High school, Union "? I m " TA HERN ACLE B.APT. C H l!RCH Kw. AN . .m. Watson. Pttsisr Greenville, S. C\?S. S. at thf usual hour with Supt. Bradley in charge and his stalT of co-workers with a very large attendance. 'At 11 :30 Rev. Watson delivered a fstror.g sermon from Joshua -1:5. Communion was served. BYPl' at 5 o'clock. At 7:30 the pastor deli-yOred another strong sermon from part two of same text used for the morning. Some of the sick are improving. The pastor is conducting a meet ing in Union. Mrs. Mary E.- Clelapd had as her guests Ehtiday for dinner, Mrs. Julia Roozef - and Misses ^-.Ozella Boozer of ' -Washington, D. C.; Gladys Boozeiv' of Asheville, N. C. The funer#|/"of Mr. James Andrew White was held at the church Friday. He was killed by ah automobile. | JOHNSON Funeral 1401 Park Street CHESTER PARAGRAPHS. R k 1 ? s ^ ( ' Chester friends were delighted a tl to lta\e in our town last week. ,, Rev. and Mrs. Clark with then ]< y charming daughter, Miss Ruth.'"j v 'l'hey spent several hours here one n y day making pop rails to old. ._ .friends. Sunn- years ago, in the ... t early years of Rev. Clark's miniss tei ial carper, he was .pastor of ^ the1 ME ChtMieh on Loo in is Street o They spent four plea-ant >Carv t h.' re and made a "multitude o 1 * n ft tends. Misg Ruth was born t e here, so her parents motored up A firm Columbia where he is pastfiring, to see the dear old home and friends of long ago, and that his daughter ntight also see her birthplace. Now that they are ir> Columbia, it is hoped that their visits to Chester will be more fee* quen.t. Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Allen a > Mi*. William Lightner, of HoughI.ightner, of Atlanta, and his son, Ji !. keepsie, N. Y. motored here and j inuuu |w|) euns 10 menus. .Mr. t Lightner is a former Chester boy. i who is define well as a" merchant in Atlanta, and all were happy to t see them 1 Mr. Isaac Babeoek and family .* of Detroit, are visiting; his parents 1 Mr. and Mrs. George- Babeoek.- in letepville. ,r Mrs. Mary Champio^i Attles, ? her husband-and daughter: MY5. _ r Olivia Abel, and brother, Mr. John Edward Hinton, and their little niece; Mrs,' Roseboro- and daughter M iss Maggie; all motored down . from Detroit and are visiting reia - tives for a few days. Rural schools are open now for i one month: "Miss Marjorie Kelly, 3 County Supervisor, arrived in the t city Sunday from Georgetown to 11 - begin her work in looking over - these schOQls. ? Mrs. Emma Sanders arrived it: : the city Sunday from Philadelphia and is spending some time in the ' vountj? with relatives. Mrs. Lucile W. Allen is visiting j "in - New York City. Miss Matilda'Allen As Visiting' her sister. Mrs. B.A. SpellnYan. in > Columbus, Ga. Miss Rachel Rainey has return- 0: > ed from a stay of several week-; j] t in Washington, D.C. Her little nef phew. Donald Rainey came down with her. X Several Odd Fellows and Ruth< ? attended the Grand Lodge in Co,. lumbia this week. , Mr. P.L. Heath, Sr.,' presented j, t 1ms little daughter Dorothy with] ] Little Miss Willie Mabel Ja k-J. son is again at home from the hosljj 1 pital in Greenville, where her left 5 leg was opiated. She is now wear ^ ' i^tr a cast ar.d it is hoped that j t when this is removed, she will be 2t all right. 0 Salesboys for the Palmetto H 1 Leader are: Masters- Eugene Attles,. James Maekey, S. D. Wilks. j and Fred Hall. See either o f, ' these polite boys each week for ' your paper, i Mr. Getty Babcock, of Lancaster i 'Was in the city last week. Mrs. E.L.W, Stanback attended! 1 a meeting of the AMEZ church' 5 "in BlavksV/urg last week. " Mr. Shelton Mayfield who under1 wer.t an operation for appendicitis at the Pryor Hospital is again * at home improving nicely. Mr."?5 Mayfield suffered a relapse when ! told of fhe death of his aunt. Mrs. ) Quoen Kennedy, and cousin, Mrs.J ^ Lillian K. Lander, ar.d for several J c days was dangerously ill with Pneumonia. Miss Lela Price R.N.. ( of the Palmetto Sanatorium, State Park, wh<J was here spending a part of her vacation, was called to his bedside as special Nurse. With.*, her help and that of four doctors he is now well on the road to re- jj covery to the delight of his family and friends. ^ Mr. Joseph Thompson has pack ed up his house furnishings and moved "into the home of his sister Mrs. Alice Ferguson, Loomis St. He has rented the home to the tT pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist church and his family. Olive Baptist church is having a - picnic at Paradise. Lake near Co- ? lumbia, Thursday. Calvary Baptist S.5L will have '.their pieinc Wednesday, Aug. 11, j at Fort Mill. i Mrs. Dunovant, who has been _ i living with her children in Holdon W. Va.. and in Charlotte is in the 'city at their home on Cemetery St. ) Revival meetings at the various churches in the county are "being attended by throngs of people from lS all of the entireties. Mrs. Minnie Wright was on the G< J sick list this week. | Mr. Ellis Hall is opt again-after | being real sick. Mr. Ewdlja West Brown, who i? I spending the summer at Benedict , College, spent the past week here with his mother. ' ? LITTLE RIVER NEWS 8: S.S. at St. Paul was good. The lesson was reviewed by the pastor -BRADLEY |' I Home ,r< - B< oj r vi ot 18 Telephone 8137 Page 5 ev. B. L. Guiles. At 11 ;3U tlie pastor's the trie wag The Hungry Fed",, lfev. Guide's nd wife weie tTie dinnner guests f .Mrs. l?ueile llamy. We are joking forward lor tlie tally at XT. ;Zi<>h the third Sunday" All iqnibers are asked to he present. CARDS )R. A. B. JOHNSON St KGEON Office: 1323Vi Assembly Street Phone 31GG Residence: 'Jib Oak Street < Phone K740 .2 tEY . J. H. JOHNSON Office : 2o2b Marion Street NOTARY ITUUC Baler in Real Estate. |." i ;u: nu arriag'e ceremonies, write' wills, eds, muitjragc* claims, tc. Call to See Htm i ."I . 1 ?L '9ir flicfc Phono b407 Res. 0793 N. J. FREDERICK ttorney-at-Iaw ami Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COl IMS ?State- and Federal 19 Wash/njfton bt,. Cola ' S. C. DR. H. H. COOPER Dentist special Attention OP.on. to lj,a Bases of the (Anna jGblii Crown and Bridge i\mk e A Specialty Bice Phon? 0429 Res-., s204 125 Washington St.,-Cola., S. C. mrnTTTrif ? ~r DR. J.G. STUART Eye, Eur^ .N'oat.- ui.u Throat Glafcbea Fitted Accurately Office Hours:. Telujj.hOne. ,:00 to l:O0 P. M. Ilea. 4dy2 1:00 to 8;0u P. M. Uiffice L?7jG Office: Residence: >30 Taylor St. 1417 Pine St. If!" Office'Hours: . Telephone. k A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. a87o 5 P. M. to 8 P- M. Dr. W. D.* happelle . ? Physician and Surgeon iseasea of Wom^n and Clui rtn A Syco ally *? Office; Residence: .15 Lady St. idol Line St. Columbia, S. C. ra-.i'B k " m.-:--?? Oflice Hours; Phontb. i to 9 A. M. Oilice I to 2 P. M. lies. C7'J8 J to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physician Offce: Residence: .07*4 Washington 1416 Park ver Victory Savings Bank, Columbia, S. C. boa* 7811 All class*-* of Lenta! Work Dr. L. H. Hallman n EN T I 5 T ~PaL\ LESS EX TK A C I 1??\ s Office: 23G'j>8 Oerva a St? ci t ? ?. ..^-Columbia, >. C. Dr. H. G. Thompson DENTIST 123V* Assembly St. Columbia rh6n? 3 It'"" old Crowns?Bridsvs?Piiif's a Specialty. Extractions, Made Painless ' i . Wintisboro Wednesdays rr d iturdays at A. Kussol Builditig. Phone 213 Office Hours TCi pho'ms: 30 A. M, to 7:00 P. M. Oilice C.033 Residence 8^73 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST illing, Plates, Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty MADAM PETER'S Hair Grower >r Diseased Scalp?Gives Life A sauty. BEST GROWER?apply ice a week?PRICE 35c. 'Oft Blanding St. Colombia Mints Drug Store, Washington St. u,. Thomas Drug St*ve. Taylor and Harden Streets aad Glossy. . ,