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* P Page 6 1 <7 ? * " ?? ?? ??#?>? ?o*?o?? i ; ; . API*LICATI ; I I>ATE ___ 1 I- * 1 ? NAME ;; CITY ; ; GRADF _.' 1 I BUvIHUAY ? X Fill out this coupon and mail X stamped envelope to The Palm s ? 1310 Assembly .St., Columbia, S, x th? roll book, an! yoj \v 11 recti XKK~xxxk~X~XK"X"X~X~X~X* M VUG A RET ATTENDS PICNIC. ' 'Hello- Bill; Here I li'm again for another week's wi.i k. I attended Sundayschool as usual. The Bible verses be nil it v. Tt ii the letter C. Quite l r 1 . l a *c'\v lvspunued. 1 a.so aitendc-ii u Sunday school panic Saturday at tin. Mt. Pi-gar. Bap! i-t--church. We really vil?i have a nicu t.me We .are a i-a.' pietming to have the 4-11 picnic Thursday at the 'St. Mich? ael I'laygr. und. A large crowd is expected. Sister and I are still keeping house for mother .until she returns. We are ,jijsotexpecting to have our Sunday school picnic on the sec olid S:! 11: i i i:i in Snpr i.ioh.' I- -I ;im . .still hoping that more of our cluh members will write;"and that .Mattie Black will continue to write, for I enjoy her letter very much. 1 guess. I will sign off for this week. MARGARET. WRIGHT. Ltf- - ' t NION NEWS. Tin. Union County farthers h !d their ii ritual pic-hie-at Red Point on Broad River Friday, August L'u. Mr, E. N". Williams uur .local. a. , pent \'v as ir, ehnrgo. After. dinift t fill t he .l'ariiit :.s ami their famTliVs their friends gather-cd under tin shade of the big oaks on the banks of the i ivt ; ai d 'enjoyed an l.o'ur or more of speaking by I'rpf. \\. M. Bogan. Mr. G. W. Bulden and * three of our leading farmers, Messrs, Mrl.uikins, Wil4cs and G. B. Daukins.. The tretiiv* <*f the talks was "Beltei Fin iitihy and y?>iisit.g ("on ditions." The' fanners' of I.'nion county piarpd themselves on record' to cut. down on large -farms and to encourage many ot the ten ant. farmers' to become landowners .Madam Mamie Wilson-and Mrs J John; ie V. iil.am a.i. ed much to the meVii.-oht of th - (ictasiou by leading i: \v!!> am! songs for 'tintarmors. T ; is -:tc oj .the womloi ful lo'oad River will be the anil; .ii1 place, of meeting for the l.ri im i and ttmnn/frien.'is.; Ail left .yith'1 a big d*. to eoii'.e. back m \t year-with j.Vnty of fii.v !" .??<t in order t" enjoy'tbe: day with friends Mr. William- i > tendering a vny tfme si'i'vii< tu iIn- l.niuii Codnry farmers. Pint. \\", M. liogan has hoel. clected principal of ' the Sunlac tuc made her mistake in selecting ' s',ii-h an ..vpi-i l..i-I man as l'Vof. ?Botnmr~v Miss Iamr.a YVil.-ou of Orangeburg, aftvr.,* spending a very delightful vacation in our city visiting her sister and 'brother-in-law, Mr. end Mrs. C.K. Wilson has returned to her home. She left with r Mr. and Mrs. Wilson via Newberry where they will giwt Or. and Mrs. J. E. Grant. P Miss Pauline Head and Mr. A lolphus Meng were happily joined itr wedlock''at the home of Mr amiMrs. Augustus Feaster. Rev. T.K.J - Robinson otlieiating. The boys who will sell South Ca-I rolina's loading paper, The Leader' are anxious to run their sales to 100 at once. We are asking for i Knc- f\ 1 v\i?o !?'-* ? 1J - ? - r 1 * ? UIV tIMipfinUUIl OI U1I the leaders ar.d friends of this our .State paper. This is indeed a very technical affair to discuss, and the writer feels that he is in very deep water when he attempts, hence he will not say very much, only ask ques tions: Why is it our colored colleges can not have something in common? Let some little foolish thing happen and they have broken relationship in this or that. How do they expect the students to get along together when they come out of the c >Hege, wher the college folk can not cooperate. This is a serious affair to think - about. We have many folk in It- . m I ??? ? She flfillH'S GKEA'QjT WEEKF ON BLANK , ! i > 1V3 \ ! - ^-SgAfE ?;;. 3CHOOL -! Lit together with a self addressed ' J etto Leader, Bill Carver'a Club, | J , C. Your name will be placed 0111 | ve a membership card and button. ? I . South Carolina who send tin n-v children" c ut of - the State to college in order that their minds will be free fiom this affair. If things continue as they are, all of the football teaguers will have to step over in South Carolina an 1 nick up a college as a member of their league^ ?h. _ Friends of Kg v. and .Mrs. J. C. White were mUch intersted ill the ^ announcement of the mai riagc o, their daughter, Miss' Josephine White. Miss. White' is very pleas antly remembered here as. a dim. when lur father was t. t paste >f Corinth Haptist clunch. Rev. White was indeed a pastor of ;ti. ;hc folk and did not coiiline ins ei vice to the folk -of his faith auu church. South Carolina Just. a_1 great mail when ne left. Ilel hould be in South'Carolina. . .Mi-s Martha Helen tlarlingto. ' . .nis returned to her home in l.autens, alter spending scscial weeks with friends. ' * / i Willie K.' tiuriier,- N. l'ii'.elvne4\ ot., has joined tile l'a.lmelto Iam ier alu lyivi'. W e hope the (>>._ , I pie m thai: vicinity will he ready j .jiay tor the papel' wiu-v. i CLINTON N'LNVS. j' ^ A Wuiil about ltev. II. \\ . A\ a.- j , iter, paslui Friendship A. .M. 1. j ; church. Wily wait until, a man die.-. '.6 j?i\*c hini dowers? It's use!c-s.. 'dev. Walker is doing more thai.', : .ny othei man that lias ever bet n ; i i .o Friendship. I mean a man inj( J .us time. Others said they wui.aii " t * .uiiil. liev. Walker is buihuim. . alt- ir our inw. church. not just ! I now in reality/ but soon. It' you i , i don't believe it, drive a l ew lee , I ... ' l "i West Carolina Avenue down ,s. I Hell St.j see l'or yourself, lie i- ' , (actually a muliey getting litai.. L [j j doesn't matter what eM'oit- o i ' t 1 piail.S lit' pUtS^foiUl, he prospeis.J; Surely he mtist 1a.- a tiod sent man. (j 11" has Clinton following him H'o j p.t cent. When 1 say Clinton, i mean white, blade; baptists I't c - L nytorians, etc. lie has over 52 i-.s added to the church. ha,- ! . ne wanted 1 each Sunday, lie hasp ;urn doubling. It'e we had had a'? ma,, like this some time ago tn? j ii li'.nch would have been built. 1 The Iifrptist Sunday School In-', jstitute.convened at Hebron Bapti.-. I ichurch three day<, p | M i's, Maiuie Parks, Jeanet to K. j < Voting from Philadelphia and Aril- t Loauav?arc -here visiting par- 1 jilts. .Mrs. I'arks hasn't been, to J > Clinton in 12 years. .Miss Clotelle Harris- i> home to \ the delight of all after spending ( so nig time in Richmond, Va..Miss. Ruby M. Johnson who was $ hurt in the automobile wreck is still improving. 1 ' DILLON NKWS. ' 1 y' Mr. Lawrence Ii,ethea is indis Prof. Pendarvis, pri^.cipH of the DilTon Junior Hi, is seen vis... t iting in town. Mr. Frank Bethea and brother and sister of Washington, D. ('., are vi.-iting friends and relatives. The reporter and little niece, have returned from Puwley's Island beach and Georgetown. Mr. Ernest Bethea of Baltimore * and Now York is seen in town. Miss Ethel Wingate of New York is in town visiting her mo- r ther. . Mr. Robert Jones wno >ias been \ visiting his mother has returned \ to the CCC camp. i Miss Ludella Dye' and brother I will return to New York City tonite. f SUBSCRIBE FOR I THE LEADER|h ? -"e * >!**?? later TE I V - . W.OODH 1'FF NEWS. Trinity A.M.E. Zion. Church Kev> 1. U. Ituliiu. i'ustor Sunday school opened at the usual hour with Supt. and teachers at their post e>f duty. The lesson ?vas beautifully, .discussed by the pastor, . Several visitors present. .Mr. and Mrs. (drover lostcr and aluiiy aim .Mr. 1 lieu. t'uweii nio?ured' to Fountain Inn Sunday to visit relatives and triends. -Mr. ai d .Mrs. Koy 'Dyrioh, Mrs. , cvwiyn \\ ill-urn, Mr. \V. J Don- , aid, Mis put Lindei and Mrs. Idell neverott motored "Xo Spartanburg .uonuay n.gm m near ilk' neavell- , ly Wiospvi fiiingi rs at Thompson j Chape! liaptist dun uh. air. iiapust i'ruimnond passed i away at his home peri* Monday aiVj teinoon al'tor a Ifnyeiing .illness J :iin! was l'ane.ializvd at Trinity A.1 M.h. Zion i lulleii \\ eiliumlay at ' i o'clock, the Kcv. li. C. -Crosby,'' *4;K.- ol" t luster * otlieialing. A arg(t ?it.wil attended the funerali" >1' this -lite h'l.g friend. lie was.; lie ol tile t : tiStoCS of. Woodl lit! ' Jui.roi iligr, sriiljoi .l'oi colored. At. >:i!U t/cl.o.ck the i.uiie.ral procession |. iel'l Trinity churrii -taking the iv- j nam.- to-tin-vity eemvleiy, where'" a Hr- -v.?r> -til Hide : e.'dhd .in- u i .?tents the body .Was' ^ViVrrrd to ,1>* la-t restu,^ ; ,a ' be!.eath a monad ul'- lloWcrs. lie, A ,eav.s. ;o inop.jj hi.- passing a wsfv ;1 AJi s. Va-la 1 To. hett . 1 a timninfm'. t oeii ii -- _ w j.|.. J[h uniiiiolal . oi . Ala^'u ' 1 a ,.;i,...o: ,j and one st-.p-il ila.u.- h.-.r oit-- .Wattle l.ce I Kickelt.*! all'i : \t e. df'.ii!'. Tr.iev grand "sons ; < .til 1 a-ho-t-- '. relatives am! friends1' M.S. < I:,,..!'..::;.. j \.tlel a. direclot in I v -'large. .. \ it ioil.ri-.l' l.i-.o II.,IO, I I I. - f ? lii-hop t.i>. liookard, Paster \* .-i-'?ijK-t;v?l'-ait the us a-i J.- ..i v. ,'.n' .Sup!. UeV. F; W. 1 lt.ee :T. i;. - post. 1 lie lesson was ' .aught t.y the Sup v. Kvefiing de.' lioiiuis wen- conducted by Bishop ' Jix kajii aim j.iayer was offered * j\ Ue\. .I.ii. Tes-.lifyitijj and, iismissal. Lanftu'ii tilev e stall* ut- ministers . .lUiheis and members motored iu diveilville la-t Week where a live t tights 1 loliiieSs meeting .was held 1 with the n w l.y esiabli-hed First I llui j, vhitreh ol' wi.^eii liev .Mat- t :he\v l'hvi-. i- pa.-toi. lb-Imp U.iJ. 1 Ibx'kai d pi< .ii tied i avh night as ( lever before. A hinge crowd w a * ii atleudahee i ai h night. < l.anl'ord C>..\e willhold a weeks I meet in a at Moi'le Temple beginning, .Monday night", Aug. :50th. Bishop I'.lt. Cookard will pastor * that week. Ail art cordially invil.'ii to attend these services, l.anl'ord (iiove assembly meeting will negin the first Sunday in Sept. All the sin rounding churches tind * friend- ale invited to come and be ) .vitn us.TiTsbt.p J'.W. Higgins ufr ia-toiiia. N' t'., will be our pastor ' i.. . ..! -r?nr i ... ?It 11 m ?ni\ in [. i iiiiiiiiwi- f*pe*t"-t" iiT. Conn- >"? :m<lthi-ar him. Tin- ' services. will In- at night only. 1 Rev. T.l). Gist held a week re- * ,-ival at Bethel Baptist church at 1 .Tos- Hill for Rev. Stacy Gray. ^ Phey had 10 converts and raised 1 >102.10. Mrs. Maggie Mice of Asheville,|'' M.C., the sister-in-law of Mrs. Sal-J1 ie Rite was th guest of Mrs. Sal-H ie Rice and family. M= 11 -? . . u FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH }J Rev. A. H. Clark, Pustor. Swnnaei ville.--Sunday school at ^ he .usual hour. Quite-a few at.ended. The time soon arrived for I j hureh services. Rev. Clark ascend t . <i the pulpit with a soul stirring t sermon. His text I Kings 10:1;ir subject: Christ's Answer to the, i Hard Question of Lift*. It was! \ njoyed by all. One soul was ad- t led to the., church by baptism. s At night another sermon was de ( ivered by our )>astor, Rev. Clark. | foxl I Chron. 21:21; subject: A t ?ull Priced Religion. We had many ( isitors worshipping with us. We f vote indeed i?di?d to lioo/. I.. Vjaxwi'l), our faithful member >ack with us. ? Miss J. Cook, our reporter and a aithful member is away spending I iwhilo with her sister before leav a ng to take up Nurse Training. ? >he is expecting to leave Sept. 1. H V'e hope for her much success in u er undertakings. -i ^1 I ? -if - [E PALMETTO leader PICKENS NEWS. Mrs. Azulea S. G rutin was the guest of Mrs. Amanda Rosemond. Also little Francis and Thomasena Gritlin of Chicugo. 111. Little T.P. Mansel, Lola Mae, James Pressley spent the week with relatives in Greenville. Rev. W.A. Anderson, Rev. John son and deacons were the guests of Mrs. Jennie Allen. Mrs. Louise Miles of Caesar's Head spent the week-end at home. Miss Honetha Kilgo entertained friends from Florida and Charleston ' . . : <A*i Friends and members are very glad to know Bro. Richard Kilgo is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Kirksey and family, Mrs Josephine Griflin, Mr. ' GB. Efirle, Alvin Kirksey. Hagood Raymond, Anna, Gorvens. Mrs. MaVgaret Gowens, motored to Se- : tieca to attend services- at Rev. ' Cd. Watkins' church. Mrs. Stella Gamble and family 1 w?.re the dinner guests of Mrs. Melance Bur*??ss. - 1 i .Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Ferguson .iiid daughter of Greenville visit- i u ii leiius in i'K nous ; Suiulay. i Mrs. O.T. Law ton opened Bible < titudy School' Monday Aug. 23rd i Mr. Thos. Burgess ot Chicago, 1 111., is here visiting his mother ) Mis. Melence Burgess. I Mrs.. Jennie Allen entertained ( Mrs. Maria Graham, Mrs.* Mettie J recti, of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. 1 host to a. dinner. The foilcwtr.g persons motored 1 .o* Caesuras . Head: Mrs. Azalea ' li Jer.n;^ A'.Un, Susie Tolbert ideatrice. Simps*::. Fuller Cannon J o visit Mrs. Louise Miles. Mr, and Mrs. Fuller Cannon and ' hildren returned to Winston-Sa- 1 em, N.C.. Friday. Th'ep report a 1 hasant stay. Rev. W.A. Anderson has been Conducting a week's revival at the 1 iaptist church, with Rev. Johnson ' if Asheville, N.C. 23 converts 1 vere bajitized Siinduy. TJie amount ' >1 $23.10 was raised. Rev. Ander- * un's wife of Greer was in service 1 >unday. ( 11 Rev. F.L. Law ton has been con- 1 lucting a week's revival at Union ?ump ground. { Rev. Edward Watkin will preach , or the Missionary Society Sunday c tug. 2!>th. YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE ? \ MEETING. * f The Young People's League Dis 1 riet No. 2 will convene at the t Mizpah Presbyterian church, Dar- i tngton, S. C., Saturday, August 1 J8. 11)37, at 10:30 a.m. Theme for i Discussion will be Young People's t Society Problems. All members ind friends are asked to be present. All Societies are requested .o send their assessments. Miss Rrydia Tindal, Cor. Sec. liT. ANDREWS AME CHURCH \ Rev. G. 11. White, Pastor. f I I . ? -i Andrews ?Supt. Smith and his xachetv were at their respective daces in the church school Miss 1 Mary Frances Greene reviewed the essoin Our pastoc_ and_Supt, be- ^ jevo in putting the young'"people ' 'orward. Dr. J. C. Quarles gave i wry timely and instructive adIress. Other visitors were Mr. ' ving and Miss Valeria Howard of ieorgetown. Miss Howard is visit- e ny Miss Rudolph Greene. For morning worship, Dr. Quar v es, who is conducting a successful ( evival meeting, used as subject: 0 lohn's Vision. Dr. Quarles is a 8 lifted preacher and very thoughtul. Our morning offering was >2U.30 At the League hour Pres- 1 dent Thompson carried forward lis, work. Mr. King addressed the e oung people. 1 Following a very spiritual meet B ng conducted by Bro. WitherspOon j Vashington and Sikter James, Dr. v Quarles brought us another strong ] message. The Christian Race. 1 inited with the church. Thus far - ..cm- iiau esuvcii cunvens ana c hieo joiners. Dr. Quarles' mes- t ages are greatly reviving t h e t Christians of the community. Tho people still show their appreca- | on to Dr. Quarles for the splen- t lid work he and wife did while t mastering here. He built the par- [ oiingo and church. 1 M iss Mary Frances Greene ob- j erved her birthday last week with t t party, friends from Georgetown, j lemingway, Manning. Greenwood nd Charleston were there and all e eemed to have enjoyed themselves t Jr. and Mrs. Fred Greene as us- \ al made things very pleasant fot t he guMts, / - 'Y MORRIS BROWN * I B A. M. G. CHURCH o Rev. R.I. Lemon. Pastor t a Charleston.?In spite of the ex- a tremely hot weather which prevailed in Charleston last Sunday, n the attendance at services at Mor- C ris Brown^were good. "Obedience" was the theme from which the ^ pastor spoke to the children pre- a ceding the regular morning sermon d The sermon delivered at 11 a. m.. was based upon the theme, "A pro- v per response to a great inquiry," a The message was gladly received P by those who had the pleasure of E hearing it. There w.ere 3 accessions at the morning services. One ii member was inducted into full w communion of the churjji at the 1 evening1 service in the person of Sister Nancy Baker of class No. 1. Our Sunday school and League functioned as usual at their respective hours. Many visitors graced our services during the day. A- a mong the visitors present in the a, morning, were Mr. and Mrs. Vance g the brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. V. Lemon. They spent the day in Charleston. . , w The painters began work on the e( interior of our church this week, md the work will be rushed ' to c< :ompletion speedily.' Among our a] members on the sick list are Mrs. js E. Beckett, Bro. Rufus Jones and Mrs. Carrie Grant. We are hoping their recovery will be speedy and ^ :oniplete." Mrs. E.H. Washington has re- j turned home front a Very pleasant "1 VH visit to?New York i_;ity, visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Carrie . Lambright and Mrs. Florence Rivers are among the many mertt- ''' bers of our church who are spending some time in New York City. , Bro. Jas. J. Tayldr is still in Man- ? Chester, Vt. and reports having . . la i very pleasant stay in the moun:ains of Vermont. The Red Headed Step-child, a ai irama in'3 acts is scheduled for Monday night, and the indications ire that a large crowd will attend " .his performance sponsored b y ;he Sunday School board, and directed by Mrs. M.V. Johnson one >f the teachers. The talent of ,, * M he school will be utilized in the endition of the play. VI Our 4th Quarterly Conference, md our Dollar Money .Rally are a eceiving the attention of the offi- tj. :ers and members of our church. Bro. Henry Brown is associated vith Bro. F.M. Macagnic in the w epairing of the Iron fence and ai fate at the church. These loyal nembers are doing this work free. m Or. R.I. Lemon and family spent sl he larger part of last week visit- m ng in Prosperity. They returned ()f lome on Friday evening, and an- |0 lounce having spent a very pi mt week in the Piedmont. GREENWOOD NEWS. Tabernacle Baptist Chundh di Rev. C. H. Brown, Pastor ct . T Sunday school opened at the us- a] ial hour with a large number of g scholars present. At 11:30 the castor brought forth a burning j)( nessage which was enjoyed by all. \t the evening service the pastor q preached another heart-felt ser- w nnn TV ? -TIVTITT 1 .> nun. jluc uiru unutT me icauer- j-j >hip of Mrs. J.M. Walker is pro-' h< crossing nieely. AH TrTends an volet me to the friendly church. (j Mri. Lela Logan of Ware Shoals jr vorsldppcd with us last Sunday. _ Mr l. Ada Marshall has return-1 d home after spending 3 months n tho North visiting children. She vas accompanied by her son and laughter-in-law Mr. arid Mrs. Jaob Marshall of Philadelphia, who re spending a few days with her. Miss Lela Johnson spent a few lays in Spartanburg visiting relaive8 and friends. TVIrs.~Eva Sfiellman spent a few lays in Clinton and Laurens visting relatives and friends. Mrs. Ila F. Maddox spent severil days in the city visiting her nother. Mrs. Hattie Ware. She vas enroute to her home in Rock fill from Philadelphia, where she lad been visiting relatives. Rev. W.L. Wilson and Miss Luile Brooks SDent last Fridav nftei ioon at home of Mis3 Emma Mad M lox at Dunn Creek. , > Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, of Char ' [ eston are spending some time in ' | he city visiting their son and 1 ' laughter-in-law Prof, and Mrs. El- < > >ert Johnson. Mr. Johnston. Sr., ! ias returned to his home accom- | \ >anied by his little grand daugh- ' ' ;er Rose Mary He reported a very < > kleasant stay in our city. i Prof. B.J. Sanders is spending J [ l few days at home after studying | J his summer at Penn State. He < > vill return in a few weeks to con- i ? inue his studying for the winter. ! ' The many friends of Dr. C.H.3. J t lendei^on over the State and 1 ther points will be glad to know I hat he is out again at his work I nd improving nicely, after sever- t 1 weeks illness. J Mr. Sellers is visiting his t nother at his home in Valdosta. 1 leorgia. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Bluford and 1 Irs. A.M. FoxUfpent a pleasant v fternoon at John's Creek lust Sun- I ay. Miss Helen Lomax spent last i reek-end in Helton visiting Mr. v nd Mrs. Bradley. She was* accom- c anied home by Mr. and Mrs. h-adley. Mr. Richard Baylor who is work lg in Gastonia, N.C., spent the _ eek-cnd at home with his family. n MILLBRAN'CH AME CHURCH f Rev. I.II. Dozier, Pastor t Sunday was another beautiful n ay for church goers as there was large crowd of people present ^ 3 usual at their post of duty. The ^ unday school was very lively with v le usual. attendance. The morn- c :g .service began at 12 o'clock ^ hich seemed to have been enjoy- ' J very much. The pastor preach- c 1 a wonderful sermon. The disjurse was very timely delvered v nd explained: Subject: "The Call made will you take heed." There was a rally in the after- ^ oon which was. a success. Rev. ainey preached a "'wonderful serton for the rally from II Chron. ^ J-5; ;sUbj<jct: "God's Call to seriee."-?It was enjoyed because the iscourse was filled with deep ^ loughts, which was food for the g cople. We are wishing Rev. ainey much success in his field. ]( EVeiyone-arouim Mill Branch is ~ oking forward for the Methodist q nion which will convene at Good ind AME church Sunday, Aug. ). We are expecting- a great day nd are expecting many- visitors nd friends. h The ACE League is still on the U ap' and the members and presiunt are inviting the older folk , i come uut and see them in their ~ 'creation. .Mr. L.E. Hyman and Mr. Taft ^ icLuin and wife and Mr Ebb Cain otorcd to Cartersville Sunday to sit their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Hyman had great number of friends with icni Sunday. , The farmers are still feeing & jod for the tobacco is selling very ^ ell. We are happy to not have lyonc on the sick list. The' nresiditu' eldev nvunrVio^ .it a )V sister church Sunday and was ^ iccessful in getting all of his g( oney. Tie was the dinner guest N ' Mr, Nathaniel Williamson, a- t( ng with the pastor. ? ? I'OM.-VKIA NEWS. si : ' ^ Revival meeting closed on Frily night at St. Marks church, inducted by Rev; R.F. Jefferson, hree persons accepted Christ and so the first week in August, Rev. ,J. Johnson conducted a wondeI'll meeting at St. James, Seven . rsons accepted Christ. Mrs. Rosa Lee Lipscomb of harlotte, N.C., spent last week ith her-parcnts Rev. and Mrs. TT. Garmony. We were glad to have jr. .I'll-' ? Funeral services for Merman, bunts were held at St. James on ridayy Aug. 13, who died at his mam lucky numbers, best 1 iems that worry yc R^^Jn|nK(| answer' _ 5Btv,\ bow your star of /V your future and how \\_riv IIIh science of reading t i || |M wars your questie-es V Y V'AYi f un| problems Do not ch I ,1U| me your exact birth for a horoscope ar Wl I v Lucky Dream book w M I I HI^Hh tree if you send at < fin^H or.d Number Book w if you serjd at |J ii HWith Q AMI 1 1801 MMMMMiMilMMiMitl Saturday, August 28, 1937, iome on Tuesday night. Aug. 10th le is survived by his Widow Mrs. * dary Counts, one stater Mrs. Kaie M. Roberson, three brothers Mr. fohnie Countse, and Jasper Counts >oth of I'omarva, Forest Count f Columbia. ; Mrs. V.O. Crawford of Brook- J yn, N.Y., is spending some time vith her aunt and relatives i n 'omaria. We have many friends from DeIroit, Philadelphia and Pennsylrania visiting us during the month if August. WHITMIRE NEWST Mr. Aeblrt Wallace of Cincinati, dhio is in Whitmire visiting lis relatives, Mrs. Alice Byrd and amily. Mrs. Brosia Williams has gnoo o New York City for an indefi- , ite stay. Mr. Lois Fpps sponsored a urthday party, Saturday nite. at is home. A very successful time /as held there. The color of the ake was white with pink candles. Ir. Epps thanked all of his many riends for their presence, their ontributions and their presents. Mr. George Williams spent the reek-end with Mr. Lois Epps. Rev. W.M. Coleman sponsored he second Bible Drill at Bruce 'abernacle churt'h last Sunday. 'hey had a lovely time. Prizes aain were offered; to those who anwe red the Bible questions by Rev. ioleman. There wjP bo ';i r-illv ni irt ?nw. ay at Cedar Grove church. Capains are Lois Epps and Beulah windier. Come one and all. Rev. E.W. Posey of Winston-Sa?rn. NCwill conduct tha-C'4tmp looting the first Sunday in Sept. !omc and hear him. HELENA NEWS. . Mrs. Beatrice Smith of Birming am, Ala., was the guest of Mr. nd Mrs. G.C Simmons, Aug. 18 Miss Edith Clark of Spartanburg ' as the dinner guest of her mothr, Mrs. Alice Simmons.?? lwra, Katie Lindsay left last hursday for Connecticut, to visit er brother. We hope her a pleasnt trip. LITTLE RIVER NEVV? Rev. B. L. Guiles, Pastor We are holding our last quarter; conference. We were alt St. aul Sunday morning. S. S. open- \ d at 10 o'clock. Bro. Willie Ranell, Supt. At 11 c'clock Rev. Coe preached wonderful sermo^i. In the afirnoon we went to Mt. Zion. P. I. Coe preached another wonderful ermon. At night we were at the [eck church. The, people awaited ) hear the word of God. The preidmg elder's assessment was paid i full. Bro. Sam Bellamy is still on the ick list. ^ ^ ^ SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER David G. Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient atten-, tion iriven~lo all business plaryfl with m?. ? PHONE 5717 ME . 31 your future has in I iu want to know about >i age. children, travel i 4 raits? Have you prob- - ! >u that no one can r I will tell you M lestiny allects I i astrology, the 8 V? j he stars, "or.s; . * . V I arid personal ?? slay, but send ? / daie at once / , 3:n or statr.rs) f i id information ^ 40.000 word I \ v . . . I VILLIAMS NERAL HOME IN nAY ANI7 NIGHT ; Quality and Be ter Service J J Phone 9,r 73 j i KULANCE S ERVICE j | ? ,ADY ATTE> DANT ; ; ?___ * ' % Waehingt m Street COLUMBIA.