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Saturday, September 4, 1937 ^ REV. L. C. JONES WILL PREACH AT SIDNEY ^ PARK SUNDAY r Rev. L. C. Jones, of Philadelphia [ will preach at Sidney Park CM.E. C Church, morning and night. The r public Is cordially invited tb hear s this noted divine. k i Rev. T. J. Daugloss. ? Pastor. ' i V BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. M. M. Peace, Pastor 1 d The S. S. was opened by t h e v Supt. After which the lesson was s discussed and reviewed by the pas- ^ tor. The morning, worship was at- ,v tended by many considering the;11 weather. The theme: "Apprecia- b tion." Although it rained we had v BYPU and the evening worship started about 8:35, the Rev. R. C. n Stover delivered a very fitting 11 message. Rev. Stover is leaving s this week for Goldsboro, N. C., e where he has been called to pas- ' tor the Second Baptist churcn. [ Our phstor closed his last meet J ing for this season last week. He now pians to attend the National a - Baptist Convention in Alabama. After this he will be here regularly j The Fashion Show was a suc? cess and we thank all who helped. The Palmetto Chauffeurs Club will render a program for us Sunday ~~ evening, Sept. 5, at 3:30 p.m. All ? members and friends are urged to I i be present. t -Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Robinson and brother Mr. Theodore Smith c r / are at home 1216 Lyon. They are c accompanied by Mrs. Marshall -qf ~c New Yorlc City." PINE GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH V Rev. H. T. Summers, Pastor 1 Sunday school convened at the \ usual hour with Supt. and staff at their post of duty. Mr. H. K. Rawls accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Julia Rawls i motored to Due West Sunday. \ Mrs. Josephine Swygert Hanker- , son and sister, Miss Eula Swygert of Columbia spent Sunday after- ( noon with Mrs. Happie Rhett and I daughter, Mrs. Daisy Rhett. h Mr. and Mrs. Sumter Nixon and c chMdren Ollie, Io-na and Cleonice motored tc/ Chapin, Sundav and worshiped at St. John churcn. Rev. R. C. Johnson of Laurens fc was the afternoon guest of Miss K M. suber on Thursday. The wedding bells are beginning ' to ring. Mrs. Ruth G. Clark and a H?nry A. Starks were joined in v J* holy wedlock Saturday, August 28 j ^ We hope them a happy sail over , life's ocean. ~ Mr. C. A. McCombs formerly of ' Xbbeville but now of New York o City spent Monday afternoon with [ Mis9 Nora I. Suber. T c Misses T. Lowman and Ida m Barnes spent Thursday in Cayce. r Mrss Ada Mixon is doing fine. Mr. Maxie and Bennie Richard- y son visited their grand mother, ^ Mrs. Delia Richardson Sunday." " Mr. T. B. Mills went to Colum- ' . bia Saturday .or^ tnisiness. EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH t Rev. R. E. Brogden, Pastor j t Charleston, S. C.?Following the C preliminaries, Dr. Brgoden spoke c to the children. The morning mes- 1 I sage was taken from the 10th ; , chapter of St. Mark 39th verse. V . A goodly number of scholars c \ ? were present at Sunday school. The t I subject "God Condemns Intemper' ance was well taken care of. '' During evening worship 0)ur ^ Presiding Elder, Dr. L. R. Nich- h olg brought to us an impressive p sermon from the 7th chapter of St. Luke, 2nd verse. Theme Christ and the Roman Centurion. There " was one accession. ? I" j Our junior chorr rendered mu- o I ' - si? at both services. In the nb- i. sence of the organist, Miss A. E. Moore, Miss Julia Mae Broaden sat at the console and acquitted h herself splendidly. Miss Brogden b was the former organist at Bethel _?A. M. E. Georgetown. R Mr. and Mrs? William DeLes4 line have returned after, a 5-week P * - vacation in California and Canada. * They motored, taking with them t* their little daughter and son. \ Miss Laura A. Hill after spend- l ing two months in Hendersonville, f * N. C., is in the cHy again. In a 1 few days she will resume her duty a as teacher in the public school system. The third quarterly conference of Emmanuel was held on the evr ening of the 27 instant with Dr. I L. R. Nichols presiding. 1 Miss Willie McGill, the daughter of Dr. E. H. McGill, president f' the guest .pf the Misses Brogden. P of Allen unviersity, Columbia, rs <-> She attended services during the day- " h HELENA NEWS E Miss Roberta Stewart of Phila- n delphia was called to Helena on ir account of her uncle's death. Will Stewart. , Mrs. Suber and daughter o f C Charlotte, N. C., are visiting Mrs. ti Amanda Bobb. , . Miss Fannie Mae Lindsay o f rr Helena has returned home from Spartanburg after visiting her C brother and sister-in-law. P On. the Bisk list are Lela Frye, Fronnie Riser. a Mrs. Suhannah Bowman, daught ter of Philadelphia are here vis- a .. .. iting her children. v^wThere was a birthday party Mon- ? ' mlay Aug. 30 in honor of Bernice e' ^Lnbb. The children played games A enjoyed themselves. After- ^ ^V*h they were served punch and > er vStr8, rece*vef* many pres- '' W. R. Peterson of Philadel ^ one ?* his church w of SuwV^h?? Mt. Zion. He preach- ? bis boE?l stirring sermon. * ^ NOTES FROM 2nd CALVARY. The two messages by Rev. Abley last Sunday showed unusual (reparation. "The Unchanging Christ in a Changing World," at light would have served well, for iny general meeting. Rev. Jen;ins of Union Baptist preached i sermon in thi' espeealTysuited to our peculiar condiions just now. Next Sunday is Men's day. Rev. \ L. Duckett, professor at Benelict College for a number of years vill preach both sermons. Thouands have heard him teach" now lear him preach. The lay message viir be delivered by Mr. Robt. Sinons; and a special program will e carried out. Come to the church with a warm welcome, 1518 Bull St The bridal contest which culmiatcd in a mock wedding Tuesday ight at the chuixh was a great uccess. - Over $100.Q0 was reportd. Miss Jennie Trezevant was a.'arded a trip to New York for i** ?orting the highest amount aAd -Irs. Pauline Hughes a trip t-_o Vashington for the second highest mount. : ? FLORENCE DISTRICT IONARY SOCIETY HOLDS ANNUAL SESSION The Woman!s.H<)<fr*-dtnfrForeigii Missionary Society convention o. he Florence district of the Not ^st j'South Carolina tj/nfero jonvened at Trinity A. Rl. E. murch, Hyman, S. C., Aug. 24*25. The meeting opened Tuesday vith all officers present and a good lumber of delegates from the difei'ent churches. The- meeting vas called to order by the Presi|ent, Mrs. E.?B. Miller. After a " e\v opening remarks by the prescient these present were, treated vith much that was inspirational end informative by Jthe district itficers. Our beloved Presiding. Cider, Rev. I. W. Janerette made dm with a broad smile and a me feel at home as he greeted riendly handshake. , . Our efficient president was teaming with.radiant sunshine as he went throughout the grounds not?ting and greeting all visitors ind friends. From the start we vei*e made to feel that the meetng would be. a glorious success, t?feeling?that was realized be-L O're the meeting closed. The work if Mrs. Eva Bartelle, Miss Lovise logers and many others added freatly to the success of the neeting. After the organization and preentation of visitors, the presiding lder made remarks that made our iearts burn within us as he spoke o us by the way. The eonvenion was blessed with several beau ifully discussed sermons by Revs. . R. Richardson, A. Oliver and ). S. Robinson. 'They are to be omm^nded for the masterful way hey treated their subjects. At the testimonial meeting o'iv Wednesday the meeting reached its Umax in the address delivered by he president. The address was regnant with food for thought. , 'he president was at her best and j ier address was enjoyed by all 11 resent. Judging by the words and act sns of the many speakers we set o tided to fear for the future .of | ur great missionary society. As L>ng as hope and determinatior , xist as exhibited and- expressed i iy the members, the church i s J ound to succeed. As usual the reports of the ' ntwry?district?were one?hundred _ ercent. After enjoying the many hings-rthe people of -Hymen did o make our stay pleasant, with he benedictivn we parted with earts full of praises for the Mas" er who was merciful in His goodless. _v " S. L. Alston. ( 1 WHITMIRE NEWS. Sunday was an inclement day or church goers and we failed to . roceed with our rally at Cedar 1 Irove church. Bruce Tabernacle church still rc j uests you to attend its services , eld Sunday nite, Pastor Rev. J. >. -Davis. Miss Candy Gilliam is in Whit- ! tire, for a short stay, after work ig at Miami Beach Fla. Mrs. Brosia Williams returned ' ist Sunday nite from New York lity. She reported having a fine i-iri hut left her sister ill Mr. Clarence Geter and others lotored to Union last Saturday. Camp meeting, next Sunday a. edar Grove. Hear the Rev. E. W osey, from Winston-Salem, N.C. . Mr. J.C. Boyd is able to be out Rain. Messrs. James and Lois Epps nd Albert Banks spent Sunday yening with W. M. Epps and fam y. Mrs. Essie Epps spent Sunday yening with Mrs. Nellie Sanders ( lso Mrs. Emma Eula Dillard and J liss Sallie Joiner. j Mr. William Joiner, Misses Sal- 1 e Lou Sanders and Rosalee Epps t isited Mrs. Etchingson Sunday. \ rrs. Etchingson is very ill at this 'riting. i Mr. Arthur T.ee Fant and Prof iLM. Wade and others were visi- j ira ip Orangeburg the past week, c GREENWOOD NEWS Tabernacle L5aptist Church Rev. t . II. IJrown, Pasor Sunday school met at the usual hour with officers and teachers present. Despite ain, quite a number e*f students were present. vices, Rev. E. E. Chappelle, Jr., preached two soul stirring sermons. All who- heard him really were uplifted. All- eyes and ears are turned toward September 1, whan the "Big Calendar Rally" will be staged. Each captain of the month is striving hard to have" "a dollar for each day in the lhonth he represents. Mr. and "Mrs. L. V. Walker and children have returned home from Florence where they spent several days visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Lucile Ore of Philadelphia is spending sometime in the city with her mother, Mrs. Annie Co ill ran on w imams street. Miss Jimmie Wttlrnnis loft last Thursday l'or Cha^boum, N. C., where she will bcgrn her wdrk^as teacher in the city school; Miss Birdie Peterson left last Juesday for Chester where she will be a member of the faculty of Pjnlofrr I! iff hi s^'ip'ol. : -. , Dr. J. .Bell spent a few days hi the city afp house guest of Miss Mayme, L. Williams, enroute from the National Dental association. Revs. A. W. Hill and S, C. Campbell were seen in the crty last week. Revs. II. A. Peterson and H. B. Mftchell are now enroute to Los Angeles,- Cal., to attend the National Baptist convention. Messrs Martin, Cooke and Walker of Columbia spent Sunday ir. the city vi'siting relatives and friends. Mrs. I.elu Colson?spent a few days last week >?i Columbia visiting her daughter Majorie who was indrspo-sed at Wav^rly hospital, where she is in training. Before your purchase your coal for the winter, consult Mr. MT R. Hoi low ay on Marion street. Prices reasonable and quick delivery. ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHL'RCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson. Pastor Abbeville. NC.?Despite rain and wind storm the Sunday school j and both services of the day were, splendidly attended. At the morning service a large congregation worshipped with us and enthusiasm vto the message delivered hy tun p.i.'tor from the subject: ':Keeping. the Flesh Under Control." This message was delivered in keeping with the request made of the ministers both colored and white of this city in view of the sex-crime wave that has been sweeping our country and that has come to our very door. Unusual favorable comments w?i?e made on the sermon because of its contents and timeliness of its deli vet y. All things are being put in readiness for the reception of our Bishop The Rt. Reverend M. H.' Davis who is paying us a visit~of | the first Sunday in September ami will pieaeh for u>. A warm reception and stay awni\ him. Our pas-j tor and delegates returned-on last Tuesday from the great convocation meeting held at Kittrell college and report a 'meeting of farrebelling and great, inspiration. I This emu-lave which represented) the Second Episcopal District brought an attendance of over 12 hundred at its heighth. Ministers,J, Sunday school, ACE League, Sen-! ior and Junior Missionary workers were represented in this gath-' tiring. Mr.*. I. 31. Martin ui (..narioiiej Mill Misses Jessie and Tlurcsa Ken nedy of Columbia, were houseguests of our pastor and family. They are the aunt and sisters of Mrs. Thompson. ST. MATTHEWS^'EWST The weather was very inclement: Sunday, so no services were held. A few distinguished visitors were guests of Prof. J.A. Ford: Rev. B. H;. Gray. Rev Lewis, Mrs. Johnson and Miss Jones. Rev. Bouler. of Columbia is conducting revival for Rev. Lykes, pastor of Bethel. MONTH'S CORNER NEWS Mrs. Lucile Ford of Charleston is visiting her mother Mrs. Margar ?t Waiters. Mr. Alfred Aiken and John Aiten spent Thursday afternoon. with Prof. Bennie Jones. After taking a six weeks' sum- , ner course at Marion Miss Natha- ! ee llolman has returned home. The Blue Eagle social club will neet at Mrs. Carrie Jones. Sept. 6 Mrs. Inez. Mitchell of Florida is nsiting her uncle Mr. H. Fishjar , Mr. Thomas Ford and Miss Le- ] lora Brown are among the newly- , veds. Mr. H. Hayward is ill at this ] vriting. j Mr. George Washington or vvasn 1 ngton, D.C., is visiting his moth- t sr Mrs. Martha Washington. t DARLINGTON NEWS. j Dr. I.W. Janerette, Mrs. Janer- j >tte, Dr. and Mrs. J M Jackson, Jrs. E. B. Miller, Mrs. Ida Rogers ( ind daughter Miss Louise Rogers / eft Monday for Sumter to attend c he W H. |fc F. Missionary Con'ention. , Mr. Elliott. Franks is critically j 11 at- his home in Darlington. 5 Mr. Cary Withersfroon is also ( 11. We hope for their speedy re- , :overy. j ^ THE PALMETTO LEAD] union news Mrs. Oslty Sloan Thompson of High Point, N. C., is -here 'visiting the home folks. Mrs. Thompson was for several years a teacher i'n this county. ' Miss EfTietoe Martin, one of the teachers iit the Gaffney school, has- -returned home" after a very successful term at Indiana State university. Miss Martin rs taking her graduate work in Physical Education. The schools of the county are clotsing the a summer term thisl week. Due to the fact that they are having a longer term this year they were forced to teach o*ne month this summer. Prof. A. A. Sims is not only tm "A" cl?ss school principal but he is a noted revivalist. The writer was in nearby town a few <jays ago ^uul. they, the people, were loud in their pr^jse of the great sermons he was preaching. Our city schools will open September Hi. and a very large enrollment is expected. Mr. J. M. Douglass and mother Mrs. Janie G. Douglass are remodeling their home-on N. PincknejT- street. ,i J\Iiss Allyn Nicholas, one, of th<? citv school teachers, served1 very efficiently as vacation -clerk for the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance -oftiee.? Mrs. Lizzie Blackwell and sister Mrs. Katie Kindrick ar? spending their vacation in New York. Dr. E. II. McGill, president of Allen University, preached at Bethel church Sunday night. He was greeted by a very appreciative "roup yf fijends and well wishers in spite of the rain. The people of Unicm always feel, as Pr. McGill is at home in Union. In his early ministry he was the pastor of Bethel church. Mrs. Bertha Benson McKay and her friend .Mrs. Stevenson. o f Washington, I). C., are here visiting relatives and friends. Mr. A. T. Pearson, after three weeks of extensive training for the Life Insurance field, has left for'his new assignment at Greer. Mr. E. Williams, the assistant i with him this-..week at Greer. Rev. M. J. Porter and many friends at Greer have pledged Mr. Pearson their cooperation. Rev. T. C. Collins is much' in demand as a revivalist and pastor in this and. other counties. Those who desire to read South Carolina's best paper, may. cull each week?at the Sartor's Pharmacy you will always find it there on sale. Mr. F. S. Sartor of Xaw York is liuio viMting liis motlicr MI's. Martha Sartor and sisters Dr. i nn.l \Tiu^ Rovni'cp M'v. Sar 1 JI i 1 1 CI I I UiiVI- i'lioo .... tor has not been home in several years. . .. Many of the recent graduates of Sims High school are expecting to attend college this fall. Miss Ruth B. Douglass, Secretary to the President of Tougoloo College,. Miss., has returned to her duties, after a very pleasant month's, visit with her mother Mrs. Janio G. Douglass. The farmers ol the county are very busy gathering crops. The many admirers of Joi; Louis* heard the fight .with much anxiety. They all decided early in thcT game that Joe was in a big light. Mr. E. M. Mitchell, traveling salesman* spent the week-end with his sister ami brother-in-law Mr. and Mis. J.E. Williams.' Those that have ii'-ws for The Palmelto Leader may leave it at the Sartor's Pharmaocy when they call to buy a copy of the paper. Mr. J'. Gibson accompanied by Misses Wilma Talley,* Delia and Kdnora Gregory, Mildred Jiles, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Mildred Beam and son and Mr. Joe Farr Blackwell mott/red to Aslievillc, N. C., to visit friends and roatives. On the way home tne.v stopped in IHndersonville and Spartanburg. They reported a very pleasant t''P SPARTANBURG NEWS THc following inehilHM|s of theSpartanburg Racket OuiT^^attdnded tl#< national'tournament at Tus kegee. Mrs. Louis Gist, Miss Edith Will Dun*y7 Mist PranrirStrickland, Master Herman and Arthur Gist, and Master Thomas McDuffie. All reported a wonderful trip. Rev. W. C. Hart and Mr. Gordon Ferguson motored to Mt. Pleasant, N. C., to annual Lutheran conference. All hope them a pleasant trip. Mr. P. W. McDuffie who resides fit 40.'1 Evins street, Spartanburg, S. C.. rs ill. We hope him an >arly recovery. Dr. Henery Thompson of Indiana' is visiting his sister, Miss Susie ThompoivTrn Jefferson* St. CARLISLE NEWS. Many of the relatives, friends if Carlisle have had their vacation Here and still coming in while oth ?rs are goinjr wuv. Mi's. Sallie Hill and children, Mr-?. Bernice Cook and daughter,. Miss Naomi and Mr. T.J. English eft Monday for Detroit, Mich, af;er spending vacation with rela;ives and friends. Miss Pearlie Evans of Summit, V'.J., was the Sunday guest of Rev, F\L. Wilkes and family. She is he sister of Mrs Wilkes, She left Monday for Camden. Mr. Horace McAdams and broher Robert and their friend o f \sheville were the Friday guests >f Miss Rosa Lee Brown. Mr. Clinton Medlock left Sunlay for Rock Hill. Miss Louise Fohnson and mother Mrs. M. Johnlon. Mrs. Dela Gist ?,nd grand-chil Iron of Santuc, motored down to risit Mrs. Frances English, Miss 3osa Lee and Miss Bernice Brown, 1ST CONVENTION F JAM, ALA. v * j' 7th?12th lied'Service of the ATLANTIC ? JI NI) TRIP RATES: vv M .. ' .. 7:15 P.M... .. $14.40 ? 8:40 P.M.. 14.40 .. .. 10:15 P.M. .;., 14.30 11:24 P.M ...... 13.80 11:59 P.M 12.90 ? 12:00 M.N - 12.90 . ?. 6:20 A.M. _ . * .. 7:10 A.M. 11:45 A.M. Pec Dee section of- S. C.. can leave < . C O / *!_ ? ' Ell _ NATIONAL BAPT HIKMINGt September Avail yourself of the unexce COAST LINK?AIR CO.XDTJ SCHKDCLE ANI) IN Sept. Gth I -eave Charleston Sept. Gth Leave Lanes Sept. Gth Leave Sumter . Sept. Gth Leave Orangeburg Sept. Gth Leave Denmark Sept. Gth Leave Barnwell Sept. 7th Arrive Atlanta --Sept.-7th Leave .Atlanta Sept. 7th Arrive Birmingham Delegates froth the coastal and 1 their home stations the evening c with this AIR-CONDITIONEl) CC ments go through to Atlanta if oil further information write-Rev. G. tional Baptist Convention, Gvuiguk agent of ? ATLANTIC COAST PENDLETON NEWS i ~~ -4'? * Mesdames Eloise Miller,iR. G'i Reese and R. J. Clark"attended the W. 11. F. M. Conference branch at Mt. Carmel, Owing*, Thursday ,1 T"V-! > rr?l .urn r nuuy. i ney reported a pletu?i\nt trip apd a successful ami interesting session. I Mrs. Hester Alexander, lrttle Misses Mai ion and Dorothy have returned to their home, Columbus, Ohio. after spending a month with I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T j Hamburg. ? ' 1 Mrs. Adale^ Browrn ,and her? daughter Modestine accompanied her sister, Mrs. Alexander to Co-I lumbus, O , to- spend the whiter ' Mi. and Mis. Thomas Furiiian i and Thomas Jr., of Charleston are spending sometime with ' their sister aftd brother Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Thompson. Rev. James Henry, Seneca was the dinner guest of Miss Eloise Vance, Sunday. We are sorry to know that Miss Henri'etta Maxwell, Edward Hill, Johnnie Morse and Jim Evans are (in the sick list and confined to bed. Mrs. Candas Loftin and baby Gwendolyn have retuiYied home tp Akron, O., after spending the summer with .her parentis, Mr. and Mrs, Otto Jackson. ' Mrs. Annie Belle Young made a flying business trip to GreenMrs. C. F. Reed left for Cleveland, O., where she will spend a month visiting reatives. Mr. George Miller was a Thursday evening caller on .Miss Mary E. Oliver. SPARTANBURG NEWS Mt. Mcriah Baptist Church Notwithstanding one lam our attendance was atove fair last Sunday. Dr. L.M. To'bin of Union delivered two tine messages, one on "The Religion of Jesus" and tlu* other on "Uiradvoraise _ (Ireatness". A neat sum of $-15 was raised. Dr. Tobin is indeed a great man. We are proud of him. He leaves the second woek hi September for New Ycrk City whore he will study this winter in one of -1110 leading universities of that oityv r ";~ Tlie Mi's. iouary society sponsorcd a .Mimorial Day prog:'nni l'roro _ 7 until 8 o'clock. This was indeed a grand program. Tile' white missionaries and apart of the Hilly Sunday club also rendered an excellent program at Mt. Moriah Sunday from 4 to 5. Locals M s. Minnie uackson and Mrs. Mazie Dogan were the week-end guests of. Mrs. Lois Boyd of Gretfr. They reported a very pleasant stay. ?: Mrs. Mamie Garrett, formerly of Xevv berry-but -now?i^sides inspartanburg; Mrs. Kubie Davi-s of , Greenville; Mrs. Susie Smith and l Mr. Walter Coleman motored to , Newberry Sunday and joined Mrs. Garrett's brc;thpr, M . George Rob- 1 insop of Asheville, N. C., her father of that city, at the home of i' Mrs. Garrett's aunt, Mis. Mary Shenipatd. 1200 Fair street. Miss Klcise Sini.t returned to 1 Spartanburg Sunday after a two ' months stay with her uncles, th? ' Mess s H. C. and Goorj;? Robinson ofAsheville. Miss Sims was high- 1 ly elite-taincd by the younger set in "the land of the sky. Mrs. Casto Bofto resumed to ' \e\y York Wednesday night after a month's visit t<. her aunt andt; uncle. Mrs. Helen Eddie formerly of 1 this city but now resides in New York City is here visiting her sister, Mrs, Lizzie Agn*w. . Mrs. Fannie Hunter, Mr. J no. H. Smith nnd Mr. and Mrs. D. Seabrooks spent Sunday in CoJOHNSON Funeral fc id 1401 Park Street ? r-V >1 ofjjc. uin uiiu maae connection )ACH which will as per arranger party numbers 25 or more. FoP Goings Daniels, Asst. Sec'y. Na-^ )\vn, S. G., or tisk your local ticket LINE RAILROAD I lumbia, S. C. They .were the guests of- Mrs. Seabrooks mother and sister. ' D tn GEORGETOWN NEWS di Miss Carthamear.ia Harper is _ spending a two week's vacation in ? New Y<jrk City. v Mrs. Anna Cowans of Anderson is here, visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Prof, and Mrs. J. B. ""-Beck. A The following were suitors in our city Sunday and worshiped at Bethel A. M. E. church: Mrs. Anna Walker and son of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Lizzie Grant Morristown, Pa.; Mr. Alfred Robmson, Waverly Mill, S. C., and Mr. E. _ W. Currv. Miss Helen Simono of V pw Vortr I visiting her uncle and aunt? Rev. and Mrs. EL P. Prloleau. Mr. and Mrs. Hiampton WHson i and sons Thomas, Zebediah and Alfonza all of .Charleston, S'." cT * visited at homes of Mrs. S. F. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. M. Richardson on Duke street, re- q, spectively, Siyiday; there were others also whose names we did ' not get. M iss Leah Singleton o'f De-I ^ troit, Mi-ch.; Miss M Wright, and Sirs. Patsy Lites.pf Mt. Pleas- ' ant, S. C., were visitors in our city Monday, guest of Mrs. S. F. Thmiipson. Mrs. Lites is the wi. do\? of the late Rev. Dr. D. J. Lites and: dear friend of your jj correspondent and family. Messrs R. P. Gadsden and Rog-) j ? ers White have returned after a successful seaon at Myrtle Beach. 20 Mr. Samuel Cox was a visitor at Kingstree Sunday. Mr. Robert E. Howard and Wendell Kelly are getting ready to tnter the S. C. State College at l] Oiangeburg. ? Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Mr. Leroy Harper is home from Mr. arj Mrs: Frank McKinzy of New Yorji City spent a we?k with their sister and brother-in- D: law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. Miss Naomi Jones has just re turned from a visit to. ner uum 0. at Kent, S. C. ** Miss Irma Selma Kelly, daugh ter of Mr. andMrs. P. C. Kelly, g| is now doing- public health, work in Murfre*sboro, Tenn. Miss Kelly was formerly employed by the- Georgetown County ."HiiatKh ? department, in which capacity she served for five months as * county nurse. Because of a lack of funds this service had to b'e * dispensed with for a while. LEESVILLE NEWS. u Sunday schools opened at their usual hours with Supts. and teachers at their places. The revival jg meeting closed with success a t Friendship last week. A large sum pj was raised and a number baptized ?. Mrs. Nancy Ethridge departed this life Aug. 23 and was funeralized Wednesday at Friendship Bap tjst church. She leaves to mourn her loss 2 sisters. 1 brother, 3 boys and"2 girls and a host of relatives. 1 " "1"' A ? tVlO It Was ?JlOCKlIlK W iicai vi death of Mr. John Gartman. He was on his way to church when he died from an attack of acute indigestion Aug. 24; and was funeralized at St. Mark Baptist church Thursday. He leaves to mourn his passing, wife 1 sister. 1 brother, 5 f?irls and 1 boys and 7 grand-children. A Bus Excursion will come here G< Labor Day, Sept. 6th from Columbia, S.C., run by the Lucky Bird ? So?ial Club. The Columbia Union Station Tigers will "play Leesville. In Rig entertainment all day. Come find enjoy yourself. MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. YV. P. Carolina, Pastor 8: Sellers. S. C.?S. S. opened at /the usual hour. Conducted by BRADLEY ' Home \ Fi _____ B H ' I oi 1? Telephone 8187 ^ , > Eage 5 ?upt. and his staff. At 11:06 Morning -.afvice began. 'aster's text Act 21 So. SubjectThe Value of Christian Citizenhip". The Go Get It Rally came ff. - Total raised $101.GG. Among ie visitors were Rev. J. \V. Evans nd Mrs. M. F. Jackson of Flornue, S.?C. ReVi 'Carolina?trrrff rife were the dinner guests o-f [r. and Mrs. J. L. Anderson. CARDS )R. A. B. JOHNSON SURGEON . 3?ce: 1523 Mi Assembly Street P^ione S46Q Residence; 919 Oak Street Phone 8740 tEV. J. H. JOHNSON Office; 2029 Marion Street NOTARY PUBLIC Caler in Real Estate, performs arriage ceremonies, write wills,??? seds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him 1 " t ffice Phone 8407 Res. 6798 N. J. FREDERICK ttorney-at-law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal 119 Washington St,. Cola.' S. G. DR. H. H. COOl'EH Dentist Special Attention Given to Dueases of the Gums Gold Crown and Bridge \V~ork - A Specialty ffice Phone 6429 __ Res. 8264 .25 Washington St., Cola., S. C. DR. J.G. STUART Ey*, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Office Hours: - Telephone: :U0 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4oy2 1:00 to 8;00 P. M. Office 3796 Office: Residence: '30 Taylor St. 1417 Pine'St. Office Hours: Telephone: . A. M. to 2 P. 11. Res. 8875 i P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Snryenn : iseases of Women and Chi!'-en A 'Specialty Office: 7" Residence:' .15 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S. C. Office Hours; Phones:. I to 8 A. M. Office 5033 . to 2 P. M. Rc-S. 6798 t to 8 P. M. Dr. R. B. Frederick Physidan ? Offca: Residence: ATU T*f 1- ! * vi7s tytusmiigton 141G Park ver Victory Savings Bank, Columbia, S. C. hone 7811 All classes 0f Dental Work ~~ Dr. L7H. Hallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments Office: 2369% Gerv&s Street Columbia, S. C. Dr. H. G. Thompson e . ' - DENTIST 23% .Assembly St. Columbia Phone 3466 )ld Crowns?Bridges?Plates a Specialty. Extractions MadePainless Winnsbori Wednesdays and iturdaya at A. Rusael Building. Phone 219 Offlcs Honrs Telephones: 30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office f>0;>3 Readeneo 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins D E N T I sfV "illiag, Plates, Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment ' Anesthesia a Specialty MADAM PETER'S Hair Grower or Diseased Scalp?Gives Life A eaoty. BEST GROWER?apply ICS a w??k?PRICE 35<^ 06 Bfandlng St. Columbia rtmta Drug Store, Washington St? Thomas Drug Store,1 Taylor and Harden Streets i