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Bus ucbs and r*uitorial I'hone 452^
Col'a., S. C., Saturduy. Sept. IS
BI T Li'i i i.I: KllSTLCM OK
C UT UTS.
A certain class of white people
have been so coddled and excused
when they commit certain- forms j
of violence against Negroes?
lynching lor an instance.?that al
. great hi-re.-peer- for . the Couttsj
have developed. Last week a co)- \
: f\ ored man was being tried in the j
Criminal Court of Marion, N. C.,T
when a lawless white fellow slip-1
' i.
ped up behind the prisoner and';
? struck him setisekss with an iron I i
pipe. The colored' man was being j
tried on the charge of criminal;
assault. He was being tried in a
Court- manned entirely-by white
people. If guilty, he* had "about
-as-much chance of being freed as'
u chunk of ice of not melting un-!.
der a hot July sun. Indeed, ev?n['
if not guilty, his chant not bo-'
ing convicted anyhow was not vcrj I ,
promising. The all ged victim;
was no kin of the pipe, wielding!
coward litit to. f,,ir ?: ,
of being regarded as a law viola-!'
tor. ho would In: looked upon as a!<
hero. Hence his contonpt for tb<- 1
Court. Of course, the Judge I.a ! '
him arrested but_ hi-; puuisknit id. , ;
for contempt will not be sevens;
enough to (let-, r anyone else ut his',
mind and. disposition. Court- in'
some sections have fallen into n j '
mighty low estate.
NO Bl'SSKS A BLESSINO?
In the September 18th issue ot" 1
Liberty, the .publisher, B rnarr;.
. ' % -MacFaddutt^ under the title. "An
We to Become a Nation of Sj-- i
sics?" pays hi?; respect to many i
of the things nuking ftfe *-'n:-y. ksi
He thinks that such things hav.-jl
a tendency to make soft and im-fi
potent the people! Fpeaking >T \
automobiles ho says:. "The :Aito-jl
mobile is a great convenien t'. 11 i t
has. revolutionized modern lit'r It' t
has made accessibit1?miIIiens rrf?1
acres of rich land. But it has',
helped to rob us oT"on of the most] .
potent factors in bull din,-?human
vitality?and that i- walking. Be: ;
the culmihating "crime--.an 1 Tt i-1
a crime?has come to us in th-"
form of busses and r1h?sv convey-: j n
ancos to take pur children t o i
schools." . j b
Colored patrons of the public ],
schools of this Stat,* hav(<""""ho: .,
looked with favor on the ivfu-al
? of the school authorities tu* pro- v,
? vide conveyances for their chil- (1
dren. it making no ditT.crejKc how';,
fnr' they have to walk. It' Mr. ],
MacFadden is right, tlv n in-t-ad j,
of the refusal to provide busses j(
for the colored pupils being a a
handicap, it is a blessing. For a j.
he further Pays: "In adult life it
might be excusable at .timts to a-"a
void walking. But walking and "
running in child life are absolutely
essential to insure the proper
growth and ^development of the'(1
body." . j"
Mr. MaeFadden is a great phy-io
sical culturist; he ipayhe right.'|,
but somehow it'jtfst doesn't ap-:|.
pear altogether fair and just to. v
spend so many hundred thousands' p
of dollf.rs to transport the pupils | ^
of one race and nary a cent for' f.,
the other. ' [ tl
I MOD JN TAIN - CITY:; 1!
ECHOES
By "CAP JIMH I i j n
Gee whiz! They seem to grow n
worse in this killing business. An- n
fe.:;.. , j .
iiiliini Aliiiiliiii tiitti rHI ar
i'
:? h)ther
young colored unan was son
>n ahead to viow that unknywt
"eg Ion*. She sont him in by tho pis
:ol route?a No. .'58 sent 1 bullet
into his body, "nough" done?h
lied a few hours later." We lmn
that the young man said before h
lied that it was accidental. That'
a line statement in t'avoi of th
woman, and the law; but his fat
was doomed by that btrH?M-r ???11'
aUl'ul to think how cheap life i
among the crowd out there --bat .
that's the life they prefer and wi
live there is not much that can b
done about it.
Tile lunMni <eiei.-.-.- i'.Ui. alie
Jonnsoti, wnc ol air. J..v. jo..t
-on was tieul at Alien' leinpn- .w,
bay aiieinoon, tine wa> a....ug n-v.
iiie a vei;> active me,iiu/ei oi tacnuritt.
During J.ne baimy \.ayuuluiiats,
sue stood digit in. H'
era! outers, aim di-voUM a ueni >
little to tlie- promotion oi' tia;
v^u.ite a luige crowd ol linn
aero out, in 'respect of tile
.i red. 1 tie tibial design- we,
ueautiluli After the 'tuta-ral sc.
?lUg. ttte buoy was ca%'in ?..< .. .
>?\eW i'A'ik III ,La..l tl.> O' .11. ,. a
there placed in its; last i11:r
place.
i "Captain" ie.~.ei.i i:
main ot'.uic uvath Kt one vi I..
'Kl l'l ielpls vi lu> j'.I' ?.i.i?. .v..
.viutlie Juhii-vii, C ibiimbia a
viniy vi nyatM--if'?L. u Uaukntvr ?
urceliviUe. Tiiv .-piclnmi itiii .
ami Us am pa -Mii.n' "lied?ny ;
I'lU'i'c way sjvnivti.ilii; about. in
i.vpe and i lass ut' wolueii " tin
uioveil 111 tile I'i'l'ete I't 'Ui';,nl || e
the by^viK; day, that v.a- <:diei>ii
somehow.; liviouyh the .w.us t:,.
ijyvij up yvii.Kf in an attuo -phy*
I purity and iiobJeiie.-s iinu a
.h'at knew them just lu- i t<? 1\A
aiid respect the'm. Tiny weie
i'ew in most every riiy .-as- 1 it
aiovn! .to and I'm, i.l.sei im,.d "liia
"hrT?ui'1'v.?eai iti!\?.iiireN, r-r?
al l ied di-tnity. and grace w it
rjieni. They were a type ta'at me
.Wuiiiy and'vld deliuhted .to rid h.'.n
om-v. In re4ei". they lin-'ljf; tiieiu. A
.nontf thai I group Mrs, .Vhuiie live
bid died.., | When they passed/the
were reaiiy mi-se -only a few* ?
Ue'ii liij^ lel't. The f"iv>t is. h.
:ni?"i'ep!an! I with a dilVt i.er.
type?liar dilVer? tif. Would, to (o
it was not 'that way. Hut tha
wi.-h : "s~-'.:i!1' ever
niembervTie. Splendid Ol t "tail,
inil hope some day to ioali?.e. rh
truth with the pot:
"That sojiio da; '. '.-"iti hi -
.i., i
I'll moot tho n o'ia's > :'
And u !l i.ovwiMioh :< ''i. i.-t 1' ?
Some dav. s-Pno i>!c-.td day."
Mi-.', I'Ilivov. C. K : ! and Ala in f
\\";ishin."I -poi.
i !'. >v days *.\v'h thid ,'.dw_v.!.
bo wa< rod and b;in "l.h ya
ho uii : ...i v >d" health, and
i'? as, bappv as !arkv .
''hl-nt liavv yaod j"b- ;ft 1 h.?- V.
tal an ! an- -ir ir "it...
'.vht'iV. tin y will nhl'-' tn.h
d' tl'.o "shawei" ill 1:-.
l"n- many .lYit r.d- <. 1. 'and ' :
AVlconio tho.ni home.
Nov as -do. day- -i- d '
wo v't farther away. I'' ? :. , .a
-\ver a- . t??' 'xvhy s<? 'hi.-niv \
im n make i; a |> >ij:: * u-a.
til. ir .v.I i -. -'. a:.'.. i
di. y ia,| 1 . k v u V
ye an. mala- a ; .. ..
by. ill! ir<>ds -in it I 'hi.w ti
ha", they n ill d" A Si-:* i
and it y.?v? a ? i.nn .r.
-i n !i? ? . \V!m n <:. :
>.!. M-d t'.dlC and it ' I ' . .:V
fi'tioil ditlVjvn. c a ; i 1. .
hi y a1' poi via I , pyr.' in. -a a
!l- y ,!'! -t W.Vlit o d>11. If.;. .
>*.!y i t'-ivshlnu ;tuny in
Villi cdnri d t'l.ik is V yd .
n'H 10 i;in ! t* Jivci'i' :r.us ,
itrc that dot wtiat lv. j>. -wiii '
md when Vi<- piv-ihis.'-. N . I
ihder-tand .-onit -V.hut va
< found' in a poo.ip n"v-' '
itvj"why 'eei 'aTti ciTi n i
umyinir around. '.at hi-: V y
f'X'il 'Lord pia.-i il a t>..i :
n ffi . envjlTo is HT\< . S
>o Iv must In- runnini: ?
i ,;c round aV \vi! lY a
hat ! ads to M. I.., .Ma-.*.;ftrrrs"
Would th.il ? d. m
:- ))?> inHy. \\ovM havV lie i o. I
port for their: v ei d. At p:->- h- .
r.-i - "a niinhiy ! - v . r-tn.a. 1 ft)nv ?
:jj nan.. brimr it 111?!
We-were ;.tat..:intr aiiKhijr
lln V; day. and up < urn- a wi > y.
adv. 1 oil, , ?' , v. a-' . V.
it .-ho had on asui' that' . hi
ok like a nam'.- .-'..itn>: ?1 i?i
ml; like a dio--. In fa t ;i loi !.d
like '.he parties thaT ry; if
nd made it wi'p at a l"-< 'Sl*f '
, hkh way to ctu. \V . !.! ff-'it'v. awoman,
she was some->iu*!vt pa--ait
by; She v.* a a uaik. a "mi ;
ite" a'lVi a bournes that v. ;
ave toiielud the -rales for IV")
ast. New that suit iitfed iiei |.i
frog skin w'ith ' '> in one; h< i
.oked like' ssuare boxes, her
11 standing up and out appeal it:-.'
or to hate Meh a "comb sin."
iinas. eve. Now to kill the thin he
thin"- she had .on was mad
ut of loud < loth, very loud. 1 -ay
thing" because I do not hiivw i'
amc and pray heaven never to
?:irn. .A.- lie had the I>r:i. > !
0 .struttin-' as she went ??n toI'iii'ds
.Main street.. Now if tlvir
e any one hanging around that
opes to live until a real sight
' lilt's along: if th.y ha-in lit ie
hat day. tjuy could have said,
o\v Lord let thy servant .die ( in
nd looked the thought came: 1
he part of our group0 Convinced
hat. she was,' we hpd to cry out
1 mind: O Loifl! 0 Lord! is Uu..:
o help for the widow's son ?
'robably so, and probably not,
Ve trust she was Alpha and 0tega.
Why do some colored woien
come in public looking thus?
-?
w ? --LI-*'
TH
t CLINTON NEWS. j
i '
The annuo! revival at Friendship
s.A.ML ili.iaM was conducted b y
e Lev. S. 11. I.rwf-, ou.standing mini!
'istrr an i. rail" s.>|>lur, pastor o f
> ik.iul A Air. e. a rep, Columbia. He
bo. au p:?... ' .vtontlay night, j
?' ' >o,A. an ., i. nd u F. itiay night,
e';>.(t. id. i.. ...... tuat lav. Lewis.J
.- , i ae I in tac Null" would not
s' I. ? \a. ;.V a .. Ho was given,
j t:s oi' jt. .'i jini;. to conduct the re- .
iljx.s,., .a i- own way and he did.
? ins >. ; wore nispiiing and
ih;;u.n.. ...>y u\ ii\eiv-i. Munis were
- a:n. r. . 1.1 n .- s". a. Following our
i o . i\;ii. > ur.'fay our goou pastor
V.a a. ii: lie, baptized and
'. i . d ,. < -i An ; toil nieinb. rship no.i
laau:::.. a lal... ? i ,0 tor.the year,
.saioe ..m. i.o; \iuiroh. Lo come up
; .1 ;i.a... i 'i? 11 our collection lor
| .no oay ' a-, sil'i.ol. Hev. \\ nlkci
-i : .j i .ail .11 t lie l igllt-1
' yi.u- . Jo. lia.o our eye oil KeV. '
I la.vv.. . i."-ohuse wo don't ' expect
K.v.l V'.i.in'K irf he ai Friendship
"f.-av.iiw. i ; ay my at at the close.
| . i ovi\V. o j.jui tne' t'ollowingi
.I.K. j'K v l*. tv. J. C. (jaurg
I .v:5i} v ii* H. v.. i ay. lie v. Gray
. J . i;i- piaus for tho lirst
I ii. i:d..y O in. i i rTil*-' best lit'Ws
'| Was jr, i a. iu-is of Greenwood i
I ik. i a a- -piniin^ a wimio|kV 111
j:aw i 11-:i?i - n.;i. AAM-J chutdi. It (
': -^nla.nc. el' dur pastor that
in*" >.> ina'vii. aid ill build- |
" fir our m a church.
-y? r ?-4
?- j \ : payor If.t .Monday a./
I >. o;,, .>iK h'.. where . he 1
L-'o.ii i ia'.-.i a {lia-f.inx". Wiiile a--1
i uay (a-piva.h in Canada. 1
An ui:-f. a. a.:."'p-. hut K'v; Wal-j1
Mj.vi/: i tio mau.-tSVy. TT7T7 Shclloh '
!? ?-;!f .? < 11. will take, charge1
i. 'i rtiat -_ A.-Jiiia our pastor is
'Mi'1 ?' I'cTidy, another !
,"oi v'.vn .hoys preached J
' San ay yy!r. liy rybody should ;
o : iii"ii. Kev. \\'ak-|
,<'' '?! ;. " a . folk a n tl"'.i'
. iln-'in an oppor-' j
l 1 i ' It. not only when j
.' i:e i :.y.'; y. Ue: r. lien he is home:!
t|.. Mr.-. tT.d. ila ay < hoice is home!'
. t i: .r yd rs .Misses Supear- 1
f. [y n? r.e'.'May., Mrs. Choice 1
i i. : < - arjui home, who i
><> >,'ne.' .in.'the Noith for 1
.y jl
. I-: e and Miss cip- j
. << h .tier at this writ t
-...inv; . . ' fi
i o".er the death of t
t : "V! : . / %
i . . \ liir \ ?
. - :-*? ? ;it!?l I.ioth- i
t v.' ; > < !ai y. M.iiii..' t
killy 1 in 1
V'" I - "luj.m!.Itl'l' '
';ivivi-s in Clinton 1
/' i;-;sy ni>n' !iy. ji,
"I.- ' ' ' C(!;v 1 Suiiday
T> V ? ' - V
!C . \| ' M' i". ( Ill H( II
It
I'-.. I I . i ta aljjlfii. I'a-tor ] v
. ; I.n a Sunday i
' ' y *.t it tii!fh'.?:n, .?!)<* '
' 1; annivi-i-any :
, " " - " ( 1 ??> '* 1
S inlay schoul
. "k.u'. . rVicc. liy,
I . . I I -darks
' I'.- . ?Ii. V'' rolli-jiv
iiussafjf.
.: i. i. il.ii I i iv-f re.
"f 11,1-5 iliunll
I nit to
. . I RiVS. J
(. I la \ 1 ca.'lv, t
.. tC 1 a, Ciolson
l ;I
; . ' ? : In-if :n tlH- .
. a
! tdloW I hi.' v
; 1 lI the Works 'i
n.i: i-ti i s of |
; < :. '.vl'.uni (hov
' ""Tr-fi - I In it- ox-pas- x
. . 1 ! out ??;>t sonir r
the char- ^
ir!rr->".' v.viv- nbic-rto c
?*' . : y of Joseph i
i.IV ! listening to i
A 1 .- " ' \
a:' . .'h .. A, .M. Moans | .
r*. tfavo u- anal gos
: -i . i up all onioved j,
i s visitalior,. .
? 4I
' a low out ol
f 1 ' mi Sunday, and
. ; : h:;vi- them, a.'
}> . 11
. . a;; . - y <" i t hi* 1t lends j
: -L'i i< lug chinches.
v . o: ; hi- wi -k two of
' u ! !i.p... -t.-.fs li ft Xow- _
; th-.-y wore in the
o. . MM o.s (Iwindnlvn "
. 4. .
uwon. r
: Loan college in ^
A. r : ' ?._> aii i Marian 1* ft ?
I (; ?. . ; ! ' '. liege in Sa- jd
:-;v;.h. \\ art- wishing for ?
, i'tM ti.. t of I'n k in their col*
A .11 i ; heir fust year 8
; : : eitnol. ' 0
j At ... tii IJVI'U pre- jo
.,' (! \* ty i.'\ re.-tint? program $
' . < .a ;v t.nWil otf people, j?
j -i" -t-'i-i ?.- ; y.-l the young jg
A: i is i g >H night services ?
' i? i- i* o,.r Li-us the mes- 8
g- ? : ; if/ I . .r. Uev; A. M. 0
jA!- tCt- - ?v. ii *?I'logramed for 8
.I';,; 1 iti.e L: go hack to Spar- j?
e n?g lad?to?.2
' < 'apt..;;i X'< < !y' of H'uskegee with 0
us la L Sunday'. 8
0
SERSCRIRE FOR I
THE LEADER |
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e palmetto Leader
Complilments The
Palmetto Leader
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Dear Editor Frederick:
As a regular reader of your verj
interesting paper, permit me, ij
you plyase, to^ express a fev
thoughts therein.
I rl'ad your editorials with keei
delight as the weeks roll by. Thej
are courageous, enlightening ant
inspiring. Any one jwrho take:
time to read them carefully shoul*
he benefited thereby. You an*
the -manager' are due much praisi
for the untiring labor, patience am
perseverance put forth in ordei
to give us a clean, up-to-date week
ly* newspaper. That you have no
given us a' bigger and better -om
is no fault of yours. More of oui
yiterprising business people eouh
ooost tneir outness. and at thi
same time help make- a biggoi
"LEADER", by regular feeding i
with their ailveitisemeuts. And
if more of our distinguished lead
ers would subscribe for. and sent
in. at least occasionally, a few in
teresting articles, they would helj
both, to make a bigger paper anc
eivc employment to some of oui
young people who are all prepared,
but with nothing "to do.Our
bishdps and other high officials
go, ami live where the waters
are deep. We. out in the shalows
would seldom hear of them,
xeept through -their servants out
ioing their jishing. llo \vScTrghtful
it would be to have one of their
>i rmons . to read each Sunday
morning; how. delightful". they
.vould be. However, the "Leader"
is fortunate in having a host of
into f-sting scribes, who fill Ws
columns each week, with newsy
lews. It was with profound thot
1 road those of "Cap .Jim" and
Mrs. Eloise Miller of recent date,
I'licy were timely and showed the
ruihors threof weiv keenly inter>sted
irr the welfare.of HOME
list. May their kind increase.
The "Old Gray and the New Rider"
seemed somewhat upset a
ittle while back, when a bunch of
roodlunrs' made themselves obnoxi
Js in the pve.-ence of respectful
>e?-; !o. That I sort of th ng has
jean going ml down through the
rears. You are likely to run ino
them in or at any public place
hey arc permitted to go. Even
it the churches, especially when
ovivals are at their height. There
s a cause for every effect, hence
here must be a cause for the aei.ons
of these hoodlums who should
?e pit-tied rather?than?scorneL
iVeiw it not 1 li v whom PHRtSJT
amv to save? Why send our
Missionaries and hundreds of thous
tnds of dollars to foreign lands
vlun the he at liens ^roan at our
Wt ? Who believe GOD sanctions
o'ch work? Does not daily, disurhinpr
events attest HIS dDpleaure?
Was not Mrs. Miller l'i^rht
n saying, let's lay off the foreign
it Ids. for a while at least, and jriv*
he home field a little more atention?
lie that has eyes to see
et him see.
G. PARK DIXON,
Cokes-bury. S. C.
ST. STEPHEN NEWS >
Allen Chapel A. M. E. Ghurch
Rev. \\". I). Williams, Pastor
St. Stephen, S. C.?Sun. school
Vpoued af its' fysual hdur witlv
he supei nW-ndent in his chair.
V full crowd of teachers were at
heir post of duty.
At 11 :od Rev. J. M. Middlctc.n
>rt;ie!;ed a wonderful s?rmon.
At' 1 o'clock the rally was held
villi Rev. F. H. Grant of the
d. ! :. rh vh preaching. Subject
ii-ir.tr A Spa t For Chi'ist. The
ally .iuhe a success. $42.75
\as" i tiM<i. Aniurg the visitors
Tom th M*. E. church were Mrs.
\ II. Giant. Mrs. La lira Willams
Ir Pink 11<"li*. from the Holiness
hurch Mi> . Ruby Williams, Miss
riTlitis Mavis, Mrs'. Rosa Parker
kits. Gt ia Brhnajre and sister.
Vc ai. al \avs glad to have our
i iefids. You are welcome.
The Sunday school convention
rrprins AY' dlV'sdajT TlYOi'fiihg, Sop-ember?1
frth" "
Mrs A J. M. Middleton and daugher
Klouiso Middle were th* din-,
or pri sts</f Mr. William Mrdli-toii
and wife Sunday^
? ? W
nkwberiiy news
Miss Catherine Anderson of this
> o o. oo*o o o o o o oo:oj00ooo,o.o oo.o:<
; WANTED: 1 FRESHiMA]
MECHANIC A LLJY INCI
PRINTING
! W'e Will take 1 Fresman stud
: Benedict, who intend to take t
Columbia on the following bas
1st Year Free Instruction
2nd Year Free Instruction with
tion.
3rd Ypar Free Instruction with
tiwn and Ward.
1th Year Fr6e Instruction, tui
salesmanship?theory and
SlUdents, who have made gf
awl l'uhlie Speaking are prefei
progress after the first 3 mont
September 25, 1937, to
THE PALME
1310 Assembly St.,
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city returned to White Plains, N.
i Y., aft^r having spent ten days
with her relatives and friends of
this city.
Mr. Robnson from Detroit, Mich
' the step-son of Mrs. Anna Robin^
son is spending a few weeks' vacation
with his ecus hi, Mrs. Char!
ity Montgomery.
r Mrs. Lola Chappelle and augh1
ter spent the week with Mrs. Ha*- j
4 sie M. Ruff
j Mr. R. Duckftt is still ilkJ
2 has been suffering since Decern- '
"l ber.
r Mrs. Bessvc Gallman is confined
~ to her home.
, Mr. Robot Henderson on Hardf
men street is ill. We trust all of ;
1 them will soon recuperate.
L> Mrs. Jannie Cooke passed away ,
. Saturday morning after suffering j
I several months. We believe her '
- passing was heaven's gain.
1 Viola-Morris, Helen Rutherford I
and Norma Sena Rates rcturned
j home la-t week after having spent j
? a leasant vacation in Ponnsylvan- j
ia and North "Carolina.
Rnv .Tnecin WillSo.^- l..f* I
urday to enter school in WinstonSalem,
N. C. We. wish for' him I
great success.. j
! Mi-ss Lillie is the truest
' of her brother-in-law Mr. . S. W. lj
Crctner and family.
Mrs." Elizabeth Young from,
\ Norristbwn,. Pa., is the guest of |
. her mother. Mrs. Annie Robinson
Gilliam.
. Mr." Jero'me Pettis' who hopes
j to enter Allen university this term
Misses. Addie Hare, Daisy. L. Buti
lor, Dorothy and Sylvia Gilliam
have returned home after having
' spent a pleasant vacation in NewYork
and North Carolna.
Correcton: Mr. Eugene Schum.
pert irs not the principal of the
Sftfmmerville graded school. He
has been filling the vacancy of Mrs
Ash on account of her illness. We :
"are thankful to state she is on the ;
jo-b again. j
Prof. Edward Young from Chi
cago. 111., is the guest of his pa-. ;
rents Prof, and Mrs. S. M. Young]
and friends.
.Miss Juanita Jones completed a ji
successful summer sessyfnf a- teacher
in the school Grey Court;'
Mrsrj Niecie Tobias from Char- ]
U/tte, N.' (J., is . the truest of her !
relatives, Mr. and Mis. John
Rutherford, family ami friends, j
1 ; !
St. .Matthews Itaptist vhurch I'
Rev. S. M. Ilalsey, I'astor !'
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Sunday was a very, (iiic^ _day I;
Baptismal services were h"ld at I.
the church. We had eleven can-:]',
divlates, who Were taken in tlu1 f
church during the revival meet
ing. The inciting was quite sue- : .
cessftil. The baptism was conduc- ;
ted hy the pastor l,:00 o'clock P
Sunday af.ernoon and thu Lord's
Supper was given to I'v member ship
at large Sunday -.ight. 1
We are about to complete -our
new church building, which was
started sour time ago, ior which
we thank God for our -ucccssful .
adventure. ]
Drayton Street Baptist Tabernacle '
Rev. .1. L. Livingston. B.istor <
We are still holding our ser <
vices in the tent where we hope )
to burld a church. We au* ask- *
I cr <
ing vour help and prayers. .<
Calvary Presbyterian Church |L
Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor |j
The Bible class is still interest }j
injr. St the clo-e <>f the lesson i .j
Thursay afternoon, we enj?;yed a' J
few timely remarks by Miss An- n
'sire Jones. _1 j
Sunday morning during Sunday '
'school we were delighted to wel- j J
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conio throe now m<?mt5(,isTilouise> #i
-Willie - Hav4 s- and J. Tr BaxteivT*!
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1 lie entire service was very 1 in - j ;
pressive. .
Mr. Cecil Jones led the discussion
Sunday .afternoon du: ing the j
League hour. Next Sunday the [
service will be led hy Mr. S. W.
A Hetty Sr. Subject?"God Speaks
Through Music". Psalm 150. .A '
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