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' _ f;, Saturday, September 4, 1937 (Echoes of Sports BY "BUSTER" LAWSON _Joe_Louis. 40 n't ilk?the Ireavj weighs champion of the work but he had to put up the fight <5 his career to prove that he i w worthy of the title. If you eai recall, Louis never led with hi right to any extent, it was alway that jabbing left that?stuck an< stayed in Fair's face. Joe didn' try over five times to land tha powerful right, so you have wit nessed the brain work and skil * of Joe Louis, We know now tha he is a.killer and aboxer. Jo waited to land that right, but Far knew what it meant and kept hi chin well guarded from any righ hand blows, then too, Fair is fa a better fighter than all of th critics give hi#?. credit of being He really gave Louis^he fight o hiB life and showed no fear a* an time, even in the seventh ropn when Louis hit him nine times be fore he could " cover, still Far came on to take and give what true fighter always tries to stanc One thing, sertain, Louis ca get out of the way of a right, h jjroveu it tonignc Dy laamg mos 'of Farr'-s looping rights on hi shoulder. This fight is considered t h most startling left hajid fight c all times. Bfcth gave a tremendou f' number of lifts with Louis gettin in the greater number.^Lo^is coul not land that left with the powe that was expected, because .of th style of the Welshman, but he wa able to land enough lefts to mal< mince meat out of the Britisher: face. ? In my opinion Louis won seve rounds and Farr six with t w rounds ending up in a draw. We all guessed wrong this tirr rby picking Louis to KO Farr, bi we can say that Farr gave Lou the best fight that any other O] , ponent has given with the exce] tion of Max Scmeling. There wi be plenty" talk in favor of Fan- bi the judges decision, is tops in tl boxing game. What Abdut the Pigskin? Coach T.V. Swinton, head coac at Allen University has issued ' call to all members of the footba squad to report" at the Universil Sept. 7th., in order that the Ye low Jackets may start ttrainin for the coming season, which pro isesa to be one of the toughe years in the football history < Allen University. Alien University will . tack strong out of conference team The first to be the Morris Brow Wolverines of Atlanta; S. C. Sta Bulldogs, Orangeburg and Johnsc C. Smith of Charlotte, ' Benedict .College Tigers will pli on a newly constructed Bowl th season. The entire surroundii bank has been cut down and tl field has beem-lcfeeled showing tl appearance of a real gridiron. Y? can bet your last chew that ai team will see a hard time tryir to take any part of the ham fro these Tigers on their newly co: structed Bowl or abroad. Benedict is in for a tough sch dule this season. She is expect) to take on all comers with S. giving a great deal of trouble. B it is Tigers against Bulldogs ai the Tigers should win. LANFORD GROVE'*' HOLfVESS CHL'RC] Bishop U. D. Rookard. Pastor ? , iJat usual hour- Supt. 1 7 w- "ice and staff in charge. T1 lesson was taught bv Rev. W J Higgins. The evening devotional were cc ducted by Bishop Rookard. Bi hop Rookard delvl*3red a wonderf s-ermoni At night Rev. J^Ji^-Jones defh I , ered a wonderful sermon text I aiah 12:1. Theme Drawing Wa er Out of Salvation Wells. Mre. Lula M. Stevens left Sa urday for a week's vacation. Rev. E. W. Rice was the gue: of Mrs. Viola Drummond and far Hy Monday. Mr. D. Robinson and Willie Rice were the Monday night gue of Rev. E. W. Rice. Rev. Rice was the Wednesds night guest of Mrs. Mallie Franl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ri-c and MrB, Sallie Rice, Mrs. Ale: ander Rice motored .to Greer Su day. ?. SUMMERVILLE NEWS. Sunday was in inclement di for all church goers. We had ra Sunday morning and showers di ing the day. Rev. and Mrs. J.L. Brooks Sumter were guests of Rev. a Mrs. AH Clark Wednesday a Thursday. Wednesday afternoon Rev. a Mrs. Brooks, Rev. and Mrs. Cla and daughter Janie motored Charleston. After returning R< and Mrs. MacK?y cniciwumi honor of Rev. and Mrs. Brool | . Rev. Mackey is the pastor of t Episcopal church here. Misses Ruth and Verdell Sau ders are home again after visiti; J ^ friends and relatives in New Yoi 4^ Miss Bessie Frasjer, Rev. a W- Mrs. A.H. Clark and daughter a *\Mr. Jethro Toomer motored to C lc\?mbia Tuesday. *\Miss Victoria Frasier and mo eT !Vere guests of Miss Bessie J?t ria Miss Frasier is the he llir!? ?' ^r^iur I"ee hospita f suiKJohn Taylor> a K??d cM7* m ho3^n*rv'"e? noW^remodelf b*9 Jul . ?* I FARM WOMEN TOUR AIKEN COUNTY I'?l Ry Farm Agent Aiken, S. C.?Farm women from* every section of the county met ^ Miss Matted McKissi'ck at her ofat U:30 to make a tpur of the 1, county homes. f The kitchen being the living s room of the home was the out-' a standing project. Local leaders in s all communities have worked trys ing to improve the kitchens in j their communities, doing through t the county before any improve^ ments were made, it was found _ that very few homes were ceiled, U scrennedli no (lower yards, - wells t uncovered o.r any sanitary toilets. 3C farm women visited the much L, improved homes on the county and encountered the * following im ? provetnents: clean front and back ' yards with beautiful blooming r (lowers, sanitary toilets," new e barns and wells covered. Ehtei: ing the houses we found walls f ' o i wriuuiMlU Cl'JUMl, p:i))l?rO(i J: sonic usinfc bn/vvn- wrapping pa^ per, newly painted walls with hurmonizing colors, stretches of I in? r jbleum, ruffled curtains, stained a .furniture, dainty wood boxes con! structed on legs ami many having n screened porolies, windows aril e dc/oils. One home has installed >t running water and bath equipment; is The entire improvements were declared very educational by the e grroup. is .MISS ROSE WHITE. I.All) TO g i.R.K^T AT CHARLESTON >v Charleston. S. C., August. 2*I-? ie Miss Rose White, one of the very IS active members, of Ebonezor A. M. ;q E. church Was horn February 2X, s? 1917 at St. George, S. (\, leaving there at a vei'v early. age ?he ,n spent her entire life in Charleston 0 S. C. She was a graduate. of the Burke-Iligh school and a car.di,e date for graduation front the Toaj^J chers' Normal at Avery institute, j She was a Sunday-school .'toucher - I?f the primary department of Ebenezer chufch; secretary of the '.7 Sunday school and lagtio. A mvm. ber of both Sunday school and 1 I junior choirs, being first sopra j no on the former. She was aI| ways ready to do service for the, J church. She was capable of fitting into any capacity in which h'she was called upon to serve. She n I was a member <vf class 8 of which jpBro. Ed. Lasaine is leader. v . During her r? t iod of illness she I wna voi v lvnliimf. and faithful to g the end, August 11 nt her re~im denco, !?.'* Nassau street. sj-l ."She is survived by a mother and DfI father, Mr7>sd .Mr-. Wesley White land a large host of relatives and le friends. " . . s Funeral 'survives were ooiidiiet'! ed by Pastor,' Rj/v. J. C. 'Jtimr I. ^e. and Rev. CI. W. TTTvwai J. Solos were sung by Mr. Albert Chapman of Morivs Street Bapti-t clinch and i' S C Clary. Tes4jm? uy '.yjby Bro. I.asaine. Music} by?bnttr *s. senior and junior choirs.?1 A large crowd gathered at the church to 1Ci pay the last tribute of rcsper.t le j to te deceased; Jg MYRTLE 11KACII NEWS 'U When And Wlu-re Mt. OliVi Si S. opelled u its w usual hour 'o n.nl. v.ah Supt. and I teachers at their post. The uoaP ther {icing unfavorable the at v* tendanc' was good considering. , The rally in fomi of Twelve id x ribos of Israel, began at 8:00 p. m. Rev. R. N. Moses master of ceremony. NRcv. J. Q. Livingston started the program." Collection , $2.00. Rev. W. B 'llanty $<>.00; Rev ii \i7' it is itn- T?i>v H Bellamy $5.00;'Rev. T. H. Hemingway, $2.5; Rev. I.. M. Graham 2.'$8.33; Rev. I.. R. Judge $2.20; \e . Rev. G. W; Williams $2.34. lv " reptatin6 mjjjm ?5 his own gjesm nil HIST0 ' f IN THG HFADLh en WfTH STRA)Gh tigj y HeS MORE S ERIOi ? T I the & t & nev 9 NOTE: Your, quefelion answ< X n cjinpin# of this column is cncli X reply, Send c. quarter (25c) ani jj| iVciope, for my New Astrology < i- mail free advice on tV.ee (3) q ' |J birthdate. and correct address t > Assembly Street, Columbia, Sou' S. IT. P.? Tlio '.nan that 1 ant so crazy about tVli mo if he Means the thincri he t IN me? . Ans.?WitTfruit a (Ionlit Me sure 1\ wouldn't continue to ask yru to MARKY 11IM if he didn't want yet j. An iin medial c cerent?n> yvouldn't lie any too soon for him. ? <* T. A. K. I am leaving on iny' vacation this nibrth and am utulel cimPd whether 1 should return or! hoi. Could you help. me? \ns.? TaKe the vacation and! while awa> mahe an efl'ort.to find ?! ^uuu juu. i'i > ??u an* > | as I feel >uro you will bo then re-j main. The j<ib that you are' leav-j behind is a gonl one but you' caii'l (l<? your best .AVurk when vtu aren't satisfied. K; I., S. . Will I ive.r gel. the kind of bicycle I w.aril before school opens litis fall? ' Atts.? It will take you at least TWO SlOKi: .MONTHS before you j ate able to save enough money to make this puchase. You will ap-' I preciate it just as much even tho1 it is a few months lats and continue .to saVe-.your -change'. 4 * * * * * * f K. M. Is nty has*band tired of. tne and want to t i'e nte go. away or is it -sunuone else that's persuadit g him to do this? J- Aits.?lie is fed up with evetything in general and no one else has influenced him. Take a vacation for u few wicks and this will bring about a change in him. , . .. i 1 S. ?I ant a constant read-; or .nf y .-UI1 coluiini .III I 1 .enjoy TT v..,y much. Is titer.- .a chance <>f my irietal in Xe\v .Yoik *pnd nte !iv-> in.'-' as one. in tin hear. future? ' Ans.?(.ive up the idea for lie i^nltI ill 1 h .1 ' II .. .1 - : , - >" '^ v. u . j... ! 1 ""ml; Hey. (). W. Williams ' . ht.M < !:?: l:?j ( iittcyc ()\j. .! ml .ciiiy 'lit.' i i Vi-.s | of .'the.-*2 \ loi.ir'ii;> n Ijivu^h' a larne numI r unt to witness ilu-ir sermons. si. ANiniKws wii: cm 10 if Ki v. t;.. II. \\ liili', I'li'-lor An In t'r.i absence ji; f iSupt. Smith, Asst. I-tipi. ..Mis, K S i?; ( i I celll- I'lVS'ili !. A1 Ilia Moll; '/.on etavu a spf-inliil ifvii'iv. j F01; th.<;' mot|i::'.i>. '.wsship oui 'pastor n.?i i'l a .a subject: Tin >-e '\ i -its ?i' Jesus to Ih liiany. Dorothy Joties enin ! ,y. i.it the church. All. UlUi" (1 i'i-i 111 an 1 Josephine 'Small won- I?:?l?t i.\il ami sewn I t , , , ii ilnv-hif-piii iiit-. i?i.* ilmiili. (.Jar \ -i* .r.; v.cit- Air. ami Mr-. ' Taylor-of Voit! is -town, Ohio, TU-av i-.-n 1.10 Willisii-is ami Uiv. I?. Coin 111: ti-l .nt of Pino (irovt? llaptist lunch. . , Tim 1 i-aniu'liu-inh. 1 s rofrivt ami yet an- happy to lose our dutiful an.'i 1 tiii'ii nt pri-siik-n^AIr. Josop'h rhompson wl)o\j^-4-?Xj?^ to enter Allen. We wish him much success. iW "V .{MM-!'' JV.r- ' i y ;: */' t'-" i.. JfgS? MACHINE GUrV I VES WITH THE JAPA< <r I//C TOK/ES OH THE C /S THAW WHEW HE WAS > ^ THE PALMETTO LEAD! *red in lliif paper ONLY when ? oaed in your letter. For private 1 a self-addressed, stamped en- Y Hooding:, and receive by return y ues^iorm. Sign your full name, a o all letters. Addroas all mail Y th Carolina. *jj! the least bit interested. ? lie has made friends in the city where he is located wlu> mean even more to him than >ou do and yo.i can just mark him o(T your list. ****** <i. II.?Tell me if 1 will got to g<> in the business that I have in n.ind at this time. Could I get a private reply? * \ns.?The prospective business career you have mapped out wirfald no doubt prove a sueoes- but it will take mere capital than you now have to launch this enterprise. Take in a partner if yds can find some honest party. Yes ... if \on will send a quarter for my New Astrology Reading I will he glad to give you free opinions on three questions in a ptivate led . \ W. ("j? I want to kn<>w does the niaii that ! am in low with by the initial* of .T. E. H. lows me? Ails.?Absolutely not. Vou ywh'l eyen see him evcept ocascionally duo to his lack of interest in you, Stick by'.your old friend ('. E. R. he 'does care for you. * * * J. J. ?Flease tell me if my wot .her left any money and if so will 1 get it? Should I remain here or not? Aiih.-?She did not leave any money or any valuables. Go to one of the cities north of you and get a job . . . you will enjoy living there very much more than you do your present location. * * * * It. I.. --Will I be :11 1? to ^o te the TrlysTI I desire t<? attend this year? Ans.? I'm afraid .riot . . . you .most return to the same school you at (tended last year. ".hie", will make good. Miss Alice \\ illiatps the vice president will become mad of the. League, i At the evening hour the pastor's subject was The Voice of .Jestrs Mv, tiiul Mis. Ren Jones *.>f Mt. Le' hamiii at .1 other visitorsWere pre; tfht. .. j . I T:'!. i' I't es'i-h nt tireeiiu. the Mis sionaf.V Societies gave cash am gnu-cries to Mr. and. Mrs. :II. Wat Kins who are siek. jv I'uhi? all -ilttl the Confer * lire Brunch Mi :i?.n;iry Sgcietj were Dr. (>uarlcs. our pastor, Mes iiai>? - K>>ie (i:v,,n>\ I.ula Beoton I.oiuiis RirhaiiD'.u ami Miss It t'uarhs. ():ii pajrfive the hitfl iK'Mti si-rihoi'. .. J' The', State 1. a ami S. S im-vting'was at'.cmlcil by our psa tor, I'rof. Smith, Messrs. Frei r<In-one, .I??.- j?ii ai. l Thiul. Thomp 5,'ml -lohn Mark. j W e are y?tt it i ea?l> for-the Ai nual C'onlkrein'.'. Come worshi] with us. You are welcome. Tile onl Stimlay in Sept. is Pij Fattenin?- Day..-I.ook in this papei for the whiner. ___ Ht ,v" <* ' ji, 'W \ * . / ' s'r # j * r ; &.. .- 'V . i * ) h > , ,?-4 v/ 1 f'M ' ?. "Cl ' % v :;V ,.-p //;#" ' "*% ! J ' '''^ ' fdL JWf m ZMrr :EFTS ARE RIGHT1/ . .V-C///A/A !>VAR,, '.OWE BACK TRAIL! -/AILED THE GREA1EST. ?) 1*37 IHTgRNATIONAI) NSORQ yaBflfli. KR On Broadway By "Charles" Spears 'Em Up New Columbia Dance To Take Broadway By Storm ^ . Ever alert for something new, and unique Broadway dance musters and producers are busy these days gathering data on the new datt'e the "Big .Apple,," which orig inatcd in Columbia. (Or is it ' few of the boys ami gilds "going , new? i remember seeing quite a to. town" up ij! Hai ry Murray's ! old Elks'* Bar, on Washington St., quite a wniic ago> Aiiyhpw, already the Broadway boys are making preparations for the dance to be featured this full and winter, o? tliu big time. The owner of the largest dance f studio in New York, and a Long i Island motion picture studio, are to produce motion pictures, feu* j till ing the name and dance. And I ! understand that the dance will " also be seen on several downtown j Night and Supper Club show floors The funny part is that the dance ? was all the rage way up in VerI inont, and way down East in Maine v 'at the summer resorts, before the s news trickled back down to Broad- (1 I way. The producers usually seek p tahpt for .such shows uptown in Harlem; where the boys and girls ^ , can really go to town. But" the p i hoys and girls have never seen the now dance; So the Broadway bunch has! C > scouts headed for Columbia tor get! o [ the dope on the new craze, and e bring back the new talent too.'s j Take the hint from us, we knosy ? .whereof we speak. .1 On The Air t The Eva Jcssye Choir appeared jj on the ?Ru'dy Yallee program over *NBC at Radio City last week. ! Tuesday night of this week (Aug. ^ 31st) they will appear on the Ben " I Birnie program over the same network, with Todd Duncan. Anne J' I w: T.. - T1 .Trr i r>..u? tr>i li >> iKKius Diuwn. unu rvuuy " .[appearing as soloists. Immediate ,fly after the broadcast, Mr. Dun- h , can and Mi.^s Brown and, Elzy ^ will leave for California, where. ^ thc.v are booked to appear in the , I Hollywood Bowl Stadium on Sep.t. f I! 8 in a memorial concert for George 11: J Gershwin which will have a world h , wide broadcast. t On The Avenue a Stepin Fctchit, Bill Robinson ^ and Fredi Washington, the latter a !jtwo in town to htflk<? personal ap-~ti pearancos at a new RKO theatre, v J opening on the Avenue. We also t Ivan across Clarence "Buba" Green c I former South Carolina athlete and ^ 1 coach, also Prof. Conyers princi- I pal of Stone Hill schoo'l of Sumter. ^ WINNSBORO NEWS. ' i A lovely picnic was given on the " lawn of Wayman Chapel Wednes' day Aug. 2r>th for the Sunday I.school. The children had a pay j; time. There jvere quite a number I visitirs: Miss Osj&a B. Addison, of;J St. Matthews; Mr. and Mrs. Peter- ? son of Washington. D.C. and her c sisters Miss Tocora Baxter and Mrs. Katie Beasley, Not only, the " children, but the adults, enjoyed (1 " the outing_.Pastor *W.(!, Owens p and his co-workers spared no pains in making it pleasant for all. 1 Mr and Mrs. Timothy .Johnson]v : spent a pleasant day in Chestei ( last Sunday with parents. He i t j o,, the sick list now. c [ Mrs. Alexander Pcay of Wash- u . i ington, D.C., is spending an en- h foyahle vacation here with her parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie s > Pcay. < . e ' Fairfield Co. Training school is v nearly grown. m that sne added r this year the eleventh grade. This ^ '. much needed addition has long . I sought. Three new teachers are I added to make a faculty of 15. I The meeting at St. Paul conduct p l ed by Rev. Walker of New York is I going on nicoly despite the rain Mr. Carter Gaston left Thursday _?J I tor Baltimore to live. Tie will be _!_ 'met by Mrs. Gaston from New a Jersey where she has been visit- UI ing relatives. Mr. Paul Ross left last Sunday R* for Chester where he will assist so Braincrd Institute in preparation for her opening. ?P ' Mrs. Thomasina Davis sponsored ry an interesting li'Arsfcy program nt St. Paul Baptist church last L( Sunday afternoon. Papers poems, etc., were choice. Miss Isabell pre- El fided at the piano save an instrumental solo by Miss Evelyn Ross _Sho r t -talks - were, made Ivy -Rrofsr ? C.O. Mcintosh and W.A: Ross and ni1 Rev. Walker. ar Mrs. "y. Benson was week-end P' visitor of Mrs. Jessie Russell last *h week. . a Prof, and Mrs. C.O. Mcintosh St and little daughter Edith are here *i( front Johnston, the guest? of his mother. Mrs. Sara Mcintosh. tit Mr. and Mrs. Rutler Peterson, Pp Misses Tecora Baxter and Maude I'1 Ro'eborough, of Washington, D.C. )VI returned last Sunday. They were 'n accompanied by Mrs. Katie Beas- n< ley. daughter of Mrs. Baxter. O] Mrs. Fannie Terry ami daueh- Si tors. Misses Mae Frances and Dol us lie Mae who spent a fortnight with ^ relatives and friends here, return- th . . . C3. *'(' to their homo in Florida. 0i ? T?ov. and Mrs. J.W. Wright of ^ Hock ITiTTTvhTo spent several days S\ hero at her former home returned last Saturday.'. Miss Fannie Brown and Mrs. c'? Ophelia Woodard having spent P' their vacation here, returned to Washington last week. > -*? ? . fr JOHNSTON NEWS. vi Again the Pine Hill Baptist church closed a successful revival N meeting on August 20th. st On Wednesday, Aug. 25th. Mr. Burt Amos departed, this life in B' Columbia. Th? funeral was held at apt - i i* i i T Jpnrttf ft ! BT HMKBEK / HON Just what is there t (And may there be Except the same oh And this and that t To know there's not For worse or better To think that bourn Those old emotions "1 is quite' enough t Lay down his pen 1 Or send a singer ju: To seek a sensible So if 1 write a thinj Too often, just rem* There's really nothii No song unsung to o he Pine Hill Baptist church, rea ohnston on Saturday. A swet entle life was ended, ; und th pirit of.our beloved friend, M imos went awav to be at horn kith God. We extend our deepes ympathy to his bareaved love ties and pray that God shall eoi ort them. Mrs. Eleazie flampton of Detroi ilich., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C '. Pope. Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Howard c Chicago, and Mrs. Annie M. Harri f Ridge Spring made a hurrie all Wednesday, visiting their eoi ins Mrs. Sallie L. Pope and Mr Ileazie Hampton. Mrs. Richard McMinus has r< urned to Washington, D.C., aftt visit to her daughter, Mrs. Irer Itevens. . -.4 Mr. and Mrs. David Sn^ith-- - c Liken were the Sunday guests c Ir. and Mrs. C.P. Pope. Mrs. Mary Ann Hammonds an wo grand-children are visiting r< itives in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackso ave returned to their home i Jew Jersey after a visit to th lobleys. Rev. John Andrew is visitin elatives in New Jersey. Mrs. Ma ie Coats left Saturday for Was! ngton, D.C., after a visit to relt ives here. After a visit to M .. .1 TT~.. 1 TT? ^4 Tlf.? iu mis. nuwuiu naiupiuu mi lary Bush has returned to Sa\ nnah. Ga. Mrs Mary Ella-Forej rill at this writing We hope -sh .ill soon recover. '' We are gla o report that Mrs.- Rhoda Frar es is better at this writing. Mr Uberta Stevens is a reader of Th .eador. Rev. J. M. Blassenganr V.W Gary and Miss Dottie G< nillioru have returned from Greei ille, where they spent a week a ending the Leadership Trainin chool SALUDA NEWS. We are getting plenty of rail 'he farmers are beginning to waj t to stop, so they can gather the rops. Mr. W. Q. Moon celebrated h 1st birthday with part of his ch Iren. He has 9 living son", and rirls; 13 grand-children. Mr. Abraham Moon of Camde s\ J., silent the month of Augu nth his parents Mr. and Mrs. V J. Moon. Also Mr. E. E. Moon < he CCC^TSTnp; Mr. David Moc pf Newberry; Mr. Haron Moc md J.T. Moon spent the week-er it home. Mr. Alonzo H Clary of Landc pent the week-end with his pa ,?fo \T>- nnd Mr? W C Glare vere glad to see them. Mrs Bessie Curenton of Pennsy ania spent awhile with Mr. ar vlrs. Moon and Mr. and Mrs. I 3. Clary. The grand president. Mrs. Maj ie Long and Mother Glasgow vi: :ed Society No. 40. We were gla i have them and hope they wi ime again. ? Mrs; Clary and her mother mftJ business trip to Newberry Sat day. Mrs. Willie Mae" Moon's little rl has been real sick. She i s me hotter at this writing. Mr. Henry Clary and family ent the day with Mr. W. P. PerSunday. We are still trusting the good ?id, looking for success. UMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. F. D. Dreher, Pastor Columbia. S. C.?Sunday "gfchotrl et at the usual hour with officers id teachers in their respective aces. After the class study of e lesson, Mr. Gerald Dixon read number one report from the state inday school and League convenin, which we all enjoyed. The morning services began on lie. After al preliminaries the istor selected his text from St ike 11:1, subject "Prayer". This is indeed a message worth heai g. Mrs. Mattie Mosely of Roa>ke, Va.; Miss Esther /Gleen of liio; Mr. S. Green, member of dney Park church worshiped with I.' Sirs. Mattie Burton is somehat improved. Rev. Plair remains e same. Roth are in the Good imaritan hospital. "Miss Willa ixon improves slowly. Mr. Jack vygert is ,doing nicely, also sisr Martin remains the same. There will be a barbecue at th< lurch Mondaj* SopternVber 5th. lease come out and help us. Mrs. Mattie Mosoly of Roanoke (?., is visiting relatives anc iends here. Miss Esther Glenn of Ohio is siting relatives. Mrs. Rosa Brown is home from ew York she reported a pleasant dy there. Mrs. Marie Edwards, daughtei emice and Billy are home aftei andlng a week in Chicago, 111, ! ? ' ? 3 ? ' ?' Iffcttatuma T KLI DICK.SON - , < ! - ? ? ??? > >< [ESTLY! ' .o write about, > no thunder) J thoughts worn out . ; if nature'# wonder*.' thing1 we can do 1 telling! .1 we're always to in us swelling! o make a one tor ever, st begun-. ?v ? ?-* : endeavor! g you've remi ember: ng left unsaid, render! . . " ,r. Mrs. Maggie Dennis ?- vis,twig :t relatives and friends ;n Lne-.t-i ? ,e'South Carolina. e UNION BAPTIST ClU'R* M it Rev. L. C. Jenkins, Pastor d , n Columbia, " S C;?Sunday ?>! 1 met at the usai h.our with' officer*1 It and teachers present. lJ?'*sj)ite the heavy ijiin the atendunc was go??d throughout the day. The lesson was very interesting. .Subject} ' d: God Condemns Internpci anee. a:-' is ter the morning exercises the pt< a I tor preached a splendid serrn??? ..-5 1- ing as a text Juhr., 1 :P. th n..-s. "Building A Christian L:f"e? This0 . was indeed a touching nu-<-ii|n- % tlJ At 6:00 o'clock the B.T.U. 'were ; sr in full session with the pivvid* nt ie at his post. -The discu sion. "f thv ' lesson were very helpful to tho;e glad to have with?tH?one of n'tii :?: >i who took apart. We we're- ai! so. Philadelphia, Pa. id At 8:00 o'clock the pastcy* deliv2 ered anoher spiritual me.v-uif",. Isaiah 33:17. Theme Thine Eye- Shall n See The King in His Beauty Kvn ery one was richly fid a? they ie feast on trues. Visitors throughout the day were Dr. J. J. Staiki; g Rev. Miller, Rev. Bates. Rev. Flow, t- ers, Rev. Goodson, Rev. Harden a: d ^ l- Rev. Battles. Dr.?I. J. Stark* a's.o i- made some remarks that Wer? v iy r. fitting. We appreciate the prcss. ence of all visitors. it MOREHEAD CITY, N. C. NEWS d " The members of the First Bapi tist church were host to quite a s. large number of visitors on last 10 Wednesday night. Refreshments e', were served and a lovely program >- rendered. Herbert Crawford ot l- union, s. <,tr. neauwaitfi ai the t- Atlantic Beach hotel thrilled the g audience with his brilliant interpretation of Victor Hugo's celebrated Val Jean taken from the erables. The A. M. E. Zinti chuic-h entertained visitors here on Friday night. ' Miss Ozella Smith beauty cultu . rist of Raleigh "spent sevral days at 11 Beaufort with relatives a n d . friends. - Miss Vivian Saunders of Allah' tic City is spending her vacation at. home on Fisher street. The following persons ended . their vacations at Atlantic Bench ? and Bogue Park and departed t.u home: Mrs. Lizzie Whitfield. Geo. Farmer, Esther Wheeler and A!icev. >n Pierce of Wilson; Minnie Shule" Hattie Dupree of Greenville; Betnard Lyles of Durham. 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