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I must get my new- in.
Mother has ietyrned 'cuii t'i i,
eago and aren't w,-, glad. Tte
have lots 61' wain union's; only
wish you were -here to Oiij??y suae
of th?m. ..My m>6m' will -leave i ?
morrow for Browning Homo.
,v As it is too wet' .. > j>lvk ooti' ii
I sjiall .be . bu.sy''.|iiel;.mg -jivani-Cf.
I attended the -union at t:.
High 11 ill Bajitist i i;ih oil vest* v>"77
day and in spite r a-Uthu rain
: we?k^d a nire- uiuK
I guess I will sign oil' until ij?* ?,t
wepk.
Mauci AUKT \vi:i<;iii:.
new lii'.Hin nr:\vs
Miss Mildred ('alter arm,. A
home Sunday ' eVeJiiMg -fvoit ' Baj:
tiniore, Md., to IA - at the Ud-i-iv
rl. of hor mother.. Mis. Antra (latt'i
who is -till confined t?> her 1>.-L
. We arc delighted i<? Mrs
Bessie Pcri'in is fe"te: ' alter havmg
been HI 'with hei in aft.- V?'?
trust all of them, will i
cover.
Prof, ami Mrs." Kugoie
pelt, their^a-nti. S: -m ami
daughter. Flonie Jurat. ; re hii
guests of '?hoir. eai vi-.ts Mr.
Mrs.. Ler?.v A\ il liam. I'.nim'a
ker, relatives ar.il fi iemls. 1'
Schumpert is .principal of ';
school in !*uinniei viilf,' S. i'.
.Mr. tflurence Tu; mo :...<. \\ ;.
ington, 1). C., is-tie guest of I i"
relative?., l>r. ami ..Ms. <1. M
,Sir.g letoih
MUs Kunice Ik ?..v. i'n.ai \\ a
ingtt'n, I). is tin-'
father, relatives .|'rh-n?ls.*f
Mrs. <'alli' Kins ! ai'al
BlufuMl^r-- tin- ??f
Coleman.
Mrs. AxMif.r'K- -. :V.-? A.
son, S. C., was t"'- ;;u.- t M <
Larosie Floy.I.
Mrs.' %*; jfii.i.t Hi ay1' 1 ?
children have u-turned iV-ih 'Hi -
ingtoit, 1). ( ., wheio tk'i-y >y. :
a pleasant time.
Mi-,,' C'hri; tt-na Hal-'.- n-t
ed after having s.'pei.t a pie:.-;.
? vacation.
Mrs. IteLecva >..;n>l.:?-l ! .
gu-'st of. iter parentd ing
relative-.:, and f iv-mls. <he v....
return to Wii^u a-Sal- a., X. <'..
next week.
Calvary Presbyterian (Inirvh
Rev. A. Hi Keasoner, Pastor
Sunday acltoo-1 s<.| v.h *.;n -!?
? *?ducted by-Sept., Mr. r. V-h A'..?
'Sr., with four vi.-i'.-.pr? .-t nt,
in tlie persons eF .V is. Ada."
Cromer> her daughters, Mis. Rum
1_ N'ile< front Bt cikly. X. V.; '*fcs
Louise and Laiay> tie Crum-r
front Columbia, S. C. .Mr. C ?.?. .!
Jones who attended the cvnl'er'
once, at Ocala, Fun, made an excellent
report-. Our past.-r ma-i 1
some timely remarks thill were c-n
joyed by all.
During the Children's lL-.ur alter
an appropriate selection pray.r
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**r was oni'ieti i>y j.uh.iv '
A1 OlH1 j-yct> tol ft ?O' ^ t Vk-i-Li
study tc/*show thysoif a Workman
that, needeth not to In; a.-naim. !
It was very interesting to ail.
At. 11:?<). o'clock the pastor's
theme was: Your Priyih dge ' A
Presbyterians". T"xt I Ti'iii. 1:1;.
The service wp ; conducted
by Miss Kverlena Mat tin;
Mr. Paul Allen, pianist. Uuiiiwr
the service Mr. Cecil .Jones reported
the course in Yoiu.g Prop!
v Work he studied while in Oca la,
ij Fla. Rev. Reasonor also gave
some timely remarks. Next Sunday,
Mr. Cewl ' Jones will lead.
Subject: "God Speaks To Me Thru
Art".
Thursday aft1 moon the lis on
that was taught by Mrs. XavMV
was very beneficial to al. All
present received a little token.
Mrs. Neville st-ated that she is
going to give a prize to all who
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nirton. Domain (Kaky aid I.uiizn'
"si'kp. ay an. fin flu sick li.-t.
Ka.-lnvi'r I^<No. :!t) I-Yec '
Masons arc going forward with
caps and bounds. They meet every, I
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1st and .-3rd Friday nights. The
fir>t degree will be conferred on
The Worshipful Master Bro. Nickpray
who is indisposed has invited
the .Master .from Kureka Lodge
No. 1 !, Columbia, S. C.? to proi<
i< - file meeting is Called at 8.
p.m.. X. Main St., in Undertaker
ilolhy's lhm.^All members are
asked* to be oat on time.
Revival meeting will begin * a t
Sluloh AMU ehurch Sunday at 11
a.m. Breaching at d and 8 p.m.
!Joii't fail to come out.
I he- I'a 1 met to Leader is the oniy.outstanding
paper for all denom
aiatiolis; ii gives you the doings
all the churches, all the socieIt
also informs you of all
uir cnjorid doctors; our schools
aid i-olieees; the hospitals, it ad.<
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vnieieVOl' lis
Wealed; ami it always brings to
<>:; i'i i sji .m'ws, Yhcse .are some
.h<> have subscribed and are read
ilia- ii each week: Mesdames Jen
ii:--,' .1: if Scott, Mattie Edwards,
y. a !-ee Keitt, V"?'y Smith, Ada
-miih. .Itf.uLell- Cireen. Katie Por
ha, (iritvude-, Woodard, Katie
Hi. (i Falun, Mrs, Choise.
: oar !i, Ilodtre, BVidjre;
M'.. Li.fia Sumter, Mamie iLinton
'atherir.e Pave,'Bettie Carter, Eiznbeth
Webber, Randolph Goodvin,
Messrs. Washington, Shaver
and many more who xvould not be
without. it. See Rev,. Bowman and
(art today. , ?
Comnvuniojj wjll be at St. Philip
Sunday rimming. Don't fail to
oiile to ' ehui eh.. pon't fail to (JO
lo ( h'.ireh.
OiTICF." OK A i K EN G It A DEI >.
S( HOOF OPENING
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Aiken,' S." (V?The Aiken Gvad.
d -teiMoi will open Friday, S^'p
ieb, ; jn, lit:;?. We are expoeta
v ry. Targe. .enrollment- in
;i?e eoii^nE-ory" education
a'.v O'Ht. e't/.'s into elfect this t(nn.
. v.ili i e a faculty meetirig_at
! p in. Thursday, September lb
T< wnsend, Principal.
t: J ;N N F.I l'S N IF EE -NEWS
Shihdr Knptist Church
! ! V I )ff P.Uplist I'minn \c;i<
S' ii<111 Ihiptisl church Simla:
\9--rii I Tli Missionary
i- *: was (i? livr rod by Rev. \V.
/. i t ',.. Mis M. KhivMs sai.y
.Mr. :iiit 1 .Mts. Kverytt Blacknian
:r ij'ii',1;:: Mr. ami Mm.T.
-rr if . .V'..Pai.-y WiiiKalu and
ami N< \v York al'e visitnir
r<-::?';% > .ami friuids.
- \i i- c- M'a.Me V. ami Kloise
; \ < -p.-ti! a lovely ?!ay in Cheav.
Snrd.iy .as"the huiisV quests
Ii!? M. Davis.
I.ilt!., <'oiv-tafa e. W hite of
\" v. .1 >r-<-> ret". mod home for
school. <
Mi. Calli?:. D. : undoes ai'kI the
< Mi .ial ami He: nard Ma.-p'Mit
Sunday. at home.
M'-s Murj?a>vl (?. Reese i>
aviiiM' f"v her work, Wedncday
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J * l I\ I'. Ill ii> il ' I ill" 1.111IV-1- t? I im
. ; S tt High faculty.
M: S. 11!:i sherman who ha< made
t. (mine in New Jcrs'y for somv
. .li lt d this 1 i'f?* th?f> la-l
k. w;t- brought home :.ud fun.i:
i .i St. Michael M. E.
.-li. IN v. Jot-os ti>c pastor
,v!i' od t he' services.
Mr. l\-S. ibmegan, mortician
si! the hi dy in charge.
R. v. A. I.. Drake pastoV c/f* St.
r-rj?f-d?me.ting?b+M?wo?k?with
Il !'. Ileiicgan in charge. Thir!y-\
..<> -<uds were saved. lie will
his Baptizing the second Sun
lay in Sep tomboy. '
Mi;-s F.t tine Thompson, Mrs.
Tii " IN hjn- on and Mrs* Dora K.
i; : : are home from New York,
i ' la'for is i-pending her vacate
it h Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Bessys I.. McCoy of New
,;.Mri vi-itine" iior mother.
"\Ye "Mv^Ii-Fuc.t.tes Social Club"
?!'' -Modwrnette Social clulw
the homo of Misses Mahle
Ma va.it. d Floise Reese. Miss I
.Ms.bl V'. Ree-e. president, presided.
On new member, Miss Minn'<
Siv./th. was taken in the
? t \ ; r
i. ,\n> r inc dummies p-e l <>i
?11ji- imeting Uridyl- was played,
r rhT served a der<
past which consisted of
i. - cream and mice. M/ss Ruth
J.kio ui.e of our club members arrived
home Saturday > after having
taught six weeks in Ridge Hill
ilk h 1 at Ridge Spring.,
M \( liDOM \ W. M. t\
I'll M:i( (donia W. M. U. met at
the home of Mrs. Sallie Curry on
Marx well Ave.. \'o. 500. The mect:
tr naopened at 0:00 o'clock by.
Mrs. Rucker. Singing "The Day
s fast and Gone". Scripture lesion
by Mrs. Sallis Curry, 19 chapter
of St. John 1-6 verses; prayer
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IE PALMETTO LEADER
by Brother Ezekrel Byrd. Singing
led by Mrs. Rucker, "I am so
Glad I am Here"; welcome address
by Mrs. Sallie Curry. Remarks
by tire vice-president. Singing
| by the club; remarks by Mrs. Cal-.
houn. Singing led by Mrs. Josephine
Lewis, Remarks by brother
Byrd,- Mrs. Anderson, Dea. Reynolds,
Mrs. Lewis.
The meeting was then turned
over to the president. Silent
prayer. Close by singing "A
Charge To Keep I Have", led by
sister Calhoun. Stewardship, no
report. Personal service .reported
sick Bro. Horal, sister- Williams,
sister Smith. Collection. Re
j freshnvents. Adjournment. $1.00
was turned over to the trustees
on the windows. Donated to the
sick, sifter Williams, 50c.
Mrs. Lillie B: Washington of
j Baltimore it> visiting hgr aunt,
| Mrs. Agnes Coleman on Maxwell
Avenue.
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I MT. ZION A. >i. E. CHURCH
Rev. R. S. Lawrence, Pastor
j A Big Task Accomplished By
A Small 'Group
Charleston,.'S. C.?This courier
wishes to carry some of the do:
ings of Zion to the reading world
A Spring rally was launched a
j couple of' months ago and from
I this^ rally a neat sum wag raised.
i What did they do with it? Enough
; was raised to pay for the re^
j-burlding of our pipe "organ which
was $475.00 and our obligation to
! our school, Allen university was
| paid in full $325.00 and aside from
j that the two departments of the
: church {received a nice sum of
monoy for thci*r treasure. The
stewards and trustees were able to
take care,of their current expenses.
Now who"~"Rball be complimented,
the pastor? No! Shall we
compliment the oil'icers? No! Here
is the answer. That same small
hut loyal group of members who
worked the'plans after it has'been
outlined by the pastor and olfi-.
eers, and laid before them; they'
took i*t and went out like burdenboiirers;
seeked relief by their live
.ictrtvity.^j This is not unusual to
this.united group of workers. Yet
.n their last ulmt they have ex
c-ceded many of their previous efforts
or rallies. And now in keeping
with thy above statements we
feel it our duty to give him that
what"he deserves. Who? The Rev.
R. S. Lawrence, pastor of Mount
/.ion, tin' minister whe knows how
to plan and after his plans are
worked out. why there is nothing
but success to expect. With a loyal
group he cannot fait.
MORRIS RROWN
A. M. 10.CHURCH
Re\. R. I. Lemon, Pastor
t'naihstoii, S. C.?Old Jupiter
PL: vim- held sway in our city on
l.i.-t Sunday. As a result, attendance
at the churches was limited
to t Le- faithful followers. The
-l-rviff - :it Mori'lii Ri'nwit Kocrsin nt
.' ?.* usu.il hour with the sermontte
to ilie junior church by the
. n-tiii-, \\o used as a subject The
Good Samaritan. All were beneiitcd
by the lesson as taught by
the pa-tor. The morning sermon
was preached by Rev. Albert Jones
our local preacher who' brought
a thoughtful message from the
text as found in 1st Cor. 15:1.
The theino used was "The Gosto
a good audienc"'.
Sunday school and League held
their "usual exercises. Dr. Lemon
-p1 he at 5: 50 p.m. at Central BapL
ti-t church and the Junior choir
accom panied him, and rendered
music- for the occasion. The day
was closed with a sermon by Dr.
Lemon vrtric used as a subject
* Looking Heavenward"'. This
theme wa3 deduced from the ,text
taken from the 121st Psalm.
There were 2 accessions at the evening
service. The delegates to
t ho S11 n.tny school convention held
during the past week, reported a
splendid convention held. A paper
by P.to Ed. Saunders on the
prop?*r way to the interest of students
i 11 the Sunday schcol was a
feature of the convention.
We look forward to our coming
quarterly conference on the 2nd
Sunday in September and our Dollar
rally on the 3rd Sunday.
Bnv. (Jeorge Carter is vacationing
in New York.
Bio. Rufua Jones, leader of
class 31 continues. confined to his
yme. Bro. Jones is an ideal
leader, and one of our most faithful
members in every respect.
The "Red Headed Step Child"
| directed by Mrs. M, V. Johnson
i was presented to a god audience
'with credit to cast and director.
Our spate will not- allow publishing
of tho cast and the part
played by each.
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MEADOW PRONG BAPI8T
CHURCH
Rev. J. W. Davis, Pastor
S. S. at the usual hour with superintendent
and teacher* at their
post of duty. The lesstm was discusse
with increasing: interest. ?
?- At 12 o'clock the pator bro'ught
a splendid message bas?d unnn the
theme "Look Ahe^ul and Drive
0*i{\ Mar^v visitors worshiped
with, us during the morning services.
BTU at 6:00 p.m. The president
being absent the meeting was called
to orjler by the Secretary, Mi?s
Aliso Johnson. The topic fcr tfte
evening was "What Does The BTU
Means to the Church?".
8:00 p.m. the pastor brought another
interesting message from
St. Luke 16:23, tbeme "The Unjust
Stewaid".
Mrs. Samuel Williams of Philadelphia
and two children are spend
in# their vacation here with their
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Janice Motley and son retAirnod
to Baltimore, Md., after
spending a pleasant week here
with relatives and friends.
Mr. arid Mrs. J. Cummings are
home for a fe\Vf-4&ys_ from New
York City. Also., Mr/, and Mrs.
Lonnie Bristow and their two little
sons.
Mj*s. Susana Ham and little
daughter have returned to Toledo,
Ohio after spending a pleasant
vacation her*.
Mr. Willard Frierscn spent this
week-^nd, w^th his parentis Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Frierson.
We/are happy to report that Mr,
James Carter is home and doing
finq since undergoing a 3<?rious op"
eration. On the'*si^k list are. Mrs.
Darkis Piggott, Mr. D. C. McCollough,
Miss P. Kennedy and Mr.
Jarret Hawkins.
CONWAY NEWS
St. Jameg A. M. Ef Church
Rev. P. H. Ilyman, Pastor
Sunday-was a high day at cur
church in spite of the rain, Supt.
Mr. L. Steele arid rliis teachers
Were at their post of duty and
the lesson wag beautifully discuss
ed.
This, having been our quarterly
conference, our beloved presiding
elder preached for us, using as his
subject "Eternal Life" St.. John
3:14. Elder Coe was at his best
in his usual quiet way. Amount
raised $40.55. The presiding el.
der's" asessnient was paid i*n fuB.
Wedding bells rang at the
home of Rev, and Mrs. J. F. Stanley,
Saturday evening and Miss
Bertha Vaught became the bride
cf Mr. LeRoy Brooks. Mrs. Brooks
is a- niece of Rev. Stanley.
Miss Ostina McNeil and Mr. Joe
iCochrane were quietly married
Saturday evening. 4
Messrs Sylvester and Robert
Steele are back home after spending
some time with their grandparents
at Cool Springs.
Misses Bessie Bellamy, Azalea
Stanley, Mrs. Jessie Steele and
Mr. Hugo Stanley have returned
liom Marion wnere mey auenueu
iummer school.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Weaver
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Cochran, Sunday.
Misses Mjnnitf Johrjson and
Vug/nla Jon&$ are spelling some
time in Sellers with friends and
relatives.
Mr. Freeman Weaver was the
guest of Mrs. Thomasina Jones on
""Sunday everting.
Rev. J. F. Stanley is spending
some time in Washington, D. C.,
wtyh' hjsj sor^i anid daughter-inlaw,
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Stanley
and Mr. Pripstly Stanley.
Miss Marve Walker was the
dinner gue?t of Miss Aszalea Stan
ley Sunday. Miss Walker is a
teacher of Georgetown.
Mrs. Nina Jones entertained a
group of youngsters last Sunday
p.m. with a birthday party rn honor
of h*r little nephew Willie
Johnson. ??
Mr. and Mi's. Frank Bellamy
honored their son Frank, Jr., with
a birthday party Sunday.
If you haven't subscribed for
TVip Palmetto' Leader be sure to
see J. F. Stanley for your copy.
JERUSALEM NEWS
Donnia R. Kenner, Reporter
Mr. P. H. Golden of New York
spent last week with his motherin-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thomas.
They motored to Kingstree,
S. C., to visit her son and daughter-m-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Van B.
Thomas.
The Chicapin Union met at the
Coleman Ridge church Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Nagles and children
left for their home in Alabama
Saturday. Mr. James Nagles
has returned to New York
Mr. Albert Gibsc/n rs spending
sometime at honfie.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Kennef
spent the evening with Mrs. Rosa
Raiford; also his daughter-in-law
is spending a week with here.
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WALTERBORO NEWS
Despite the incessant Vain Sunday
which poured all day, Presiding
Elder Wilborn Irad a very sue
ccssful quatterly conference at Mt.:"
Alt.' /.ion A. M. E. church- with
Rev. Logan and his goodApoople.
Prof, and .Mrs. Packman have
? gone to Orangeburg to live, since
. prof e--spy's work has been changed.
They had two young ladies
L-visiting them over ~f lie" week-end'[
he rc.
.Mrs. Mary J. Fi di of llarthrone,
Fla'., is spending the summer here
the house guest of Mrs. tt. E.
Lights on the national highway.
She plans to be hero until Thanks
' giving day.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Arthur Davis
of (irxnviile are visiting rela-*
lives here 11:i- w"ek. They children
spent the summer with their
grand-parents, Mr. nnd'Mrs. C. W.
Jones.
Rev. R. Tiller .seems improv*
ed .-onu'wl'.at as he^circulat^s among
his numbers this week. They
are very innch ph ased to ave him
home. lie reports sin addition to
his family. Mother and little girl
.> UWUJK II H .
Mis* Mi Wright. supervisor of
Lexington county was scon in the
city this Week.
IZev. ;uul Mrs. W. It. Bigsby
have returned from. their trip to
sckom of methods conducted by
thp 0. M. K. cliu.'h.
hoik;if; nkws
R.vival .meeting is over here
with twenty seals added to the
I church l?v Baptism- .
Rev. W. (>. Mnddox, daughter
Lula mill >1.11 1.1' Donalds, wet1'
visiting their i". iauvos the fourth
Sunday, the Thomas family...' I
Rev. Kdw. Thon ?|?. worshiped
with the Jacob Chapel people and
i t>as!or. Rev. -Martin, * Sunday.
Pro'f. C'batnian I'elzei; was a
wchK-We. visiter in this section
Sunday also. ; '
R; v. litVd Mi s. Kdw. W. ^jaatias
entertained at dinner the tanjiily
Wednesday; August 18. Visitors
Mrs.- Carrie Smith, mother, l.evelland,
S. Dr. C. Smith and
son Ci cirnaUi <>i Renoir, N. ; C'.
M s. I.. M. Kib: !er, three children.
S. iu < a lr.tle Johnnie Ruth
"ar.d Si.-.Miy M.ifti^oh of Revel land
Mr. J. W". Callahum anti daughter
Willie Mae. Il>'v. Thomas' parents
two -sister.-, one- sister-law and
daughter.
uie'i's 'of ii.i'-.nwood county thru
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T 1 a 1.1 ?w inif progressive fari
i'i' \ ? h_ ulidr'si Seed Farm
I lai t svillc, Auir: '-'1: Messrs L. V.
Walker,: Nani'i' and Armwoi/d,
~ ( h , i:\\? < r IT FT Adams and son ;
Dixon. I.owvlt n and Pearson, Cok- |
> .'sbury Rev. :'dM\ W. Thomas and |
F' ( email, i! > They report- j
ed unite an e.i,;<?y able trip.
1 MOl'N'l \ II.I.i: NEWS.
" M n '. v !! E. i : yiio;iy in Mount
viI'* wMit* >i it ir.in; and you
talk ait'u' rain, lluy really got
i pltiity lain all last, week, and it
is still raining.. S<>. now- the farmer
Want it to : mining, but
,\\T.< -< liti-ine s is it ? ,
.U.K. Tap..! who fwUrwont
! an operation at the tlreumvood
I hovpTal is home to the delight of
fter friends. Mr.- Mord.-n Floyd is
del: with Pneumonia; hope lie will
' silol lie aide to Im- Up.
Mis- R ueil' iti l'itts i-- home
from I'biiaih-hd'ia. Pa. f. |- an in-J
lelinite stay. 'Miss Fkillie M. Pitts
is li one for a f w days.
Mrs. Colli" Chalmers, Mrs. Yio'
la " William- were the week-end
i attests of Mr, ' 'hi liner- of (hddvillo
I Ms. CAW Floyd, Mr. Edward
Pitt m"toi\,i to inie W.-st. They'
visited Mrs. NeMie Jt. Floyd j
Burns.
The Wcawi's II.kiiv Aid Mission
' ary society will 1.:?v< their annual
nroj.-1- ni al I'lod;/><>: t ch'.uch SunI
<lay. filing ope end all.
(OK KSHI'RY M:\VS.
Diu* t-rr -the inweather
, Sunday, only th- .faithful few at tendei'
Soofiav .--hiiol nh'l church
the TV.TT. &*F. Conference Branch
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Saturday, September 4, 193?
Missionary Convention last week: m
Mesdames E.A. Robinson, Amanda
Louden, EUa Robinson, A. R.
Holmes, L.K. Goggins and Mr. G.
E. Holmes. Miss' Sarah Goggins
spent the week-end with Miss Nan
nie Klugh. Miss Eugenia Holmes
spent the week-end in Greenville
visiting Mrs. Carrie R. Williams.
Mrs. A.R. Holmes, Mrs. Susie
and Master Parker iRobinson. Mr
Wilson' and Grady Nash, Mr. WUliam
Butler and Mr. G.E. Holmes' ^
spent Sunday in Qreenville visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Eliza* Hill of Greenville visited
her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. an Mrs. Nash Hill last week.
Those on sick list Mr. and Mrs.
Squire Washington. Mr. G.C. Nash
CHERAW NEWS.
~Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Baldwin
and brother, Lewis of Jamaica
N.Y., are visiting relatives and
friends' here >in their old home
town. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin motored
to Fayetteville, N.C.. Sunday
to visit some of their friends
there.
Mrs. Marie Poston Green, who
has been attending summer school ~~
at Hampton Va., is at home. Mrs.
Annie Faggans is ftack home after
having spent a successful summer
school nt Marion, S.C.
Mr. Nod Wilson of Florida is
at home for a few days.
Mr. Brock Edwards and brother *
and Mr. Jack P^gues of Washing
ton, D.C., are visiting their par- :
ents;
Mrs. Lucille Davis entertained
a few friends last week in honor
of her cousin Miss Dorothy Reese
of Bennettsville.
Misses Ella and Mable Reese of
Bennettsville spent "Sunday with
their cousin, Mrs, Lucille Davis.
Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
John Ellerbee entertained at dinner
Rev. and Mrs. James Nelson
and children, Anita?. James. Jr.,
Tholston and their hephew. Sammie
at their home. Rev. Nelson and .
family are of Newark, N. J. Other
guests were Little Devemore
Blue, Misses Emma Sanders and
Lottie Munnerlyn and Madams I*
nez Montgomery and A.V. Wilson
The friends of ^fiss Mary Aloan
Grady sponsored a party in
her honor at the Elks' Home at
the end of Market St., on last
Friday night.
Mrs. Mable Jones McDonald of
New York is visiting her parents.
Mrs. Ethel Hubbard of Virginia
is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Leak.
MILLBRANCH CHURCH
Rev. I.H. Dozier, Pastor
Sunday was a gloomy day around
Millbranch, as the weather
was unfavorable." There were only
a few people out. The majority attended
the Union at Goodland A..
M.E. church. The following ministers
were present with their mem
hers: Revs. Fowers. Gordon Doz- '
ier and McBride. Sunday was about
the seventh season of this union. It
is still young, but it has made a
wonderful progress. The meeting
was a success spiritually and fi- i
nancially. The speaker was P. W. 1
Wade, from New Haven. Conn. He J
preached a wonderful sermon. Mt.
Zion choir rendered some timely M
music, ^
We are glad that there is no . 1
one on the sick list. . *
The boys around Millbranch are
very jealous concerning boys talk
ing to their girls to the extent that
they have formed a small gang.
David G. Ellison
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