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Dear Bill: . . I.
I was very glad to get my membership
card and button.
Our school opened-the 9th ol
September. I suppose I'll'start
buying paper, pencils, notebooks
etc.
I take music. I'm in the secont
grade and like music very much
We have thirteen music scholars
A word to Margaret Wright
Margaret the next time you writt
will you please tell me where yot
7 live? T :
I'm very sorry that I haven'
anything else to say. Well so lorn*
* until next week.
D^venure Louise Blue.
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BECOME MEMBEF
Dear Bill:
I live in New york and I wan
to be a member1 of the Bill Car
vers club. Have you any member:
in New York. I go to P. S. 6
140th street and. also to danqinj
class. I woj/s write any more un
til I hear from you Bill.
Master Lenwood Cobb.
"pleasantly surprised
H^llo Everybody:
Have you ever been pleasantly
surprised? Well if ycu have yo,
know just how one feels. i wa:
more than surprised th^ other da;
when i received a nice letter fron
the new secetary of the Brll CAr
ver club. Also a button and nev
instructions for my club. We hav<
had our club for more than tw<
years and we are doing nicely
that is during the summer month:
but a lot- of the members go a
way to school, but we intend .tc
keep it. up.
i The cotton fields looks as if the>
were dotted with snow banks.
We had our Sunday school picnic
on Saturday. We had a gooc
crowd present and our eollectror
amounted to more than $10.00. Wt
a-e planning to attend the High
tthij Ci.rwlr...
wMiiuaj OV.UWI pivruii; uu oat
urday of this week. Have you everattended
one of those picnics? If
you haven't yc*u certainly missed a
(food treat.
Let us help ojr new' secretary
make -the ju.nio.ij page whalt it
---ought he.?lon^f until next week
MARGARET WRIGHT.
Sl.MMERVILLE NEWS
First Baptist Church
Rev. A. H. Clark, Pastor
Sunday school was called to order
at its usual hour with each
teacher present with his class. The
lesson was taught and reviewed
ca-ofully. '
The time arrivod for preaching
services. Rev. Clark delivered an
..excellent?^rrno-n. Subject The
Love That Serves; found John 21:
1. We had as visitors during morr
T trig services- -Mrs. Pinkie KTIgo of
Sumter, S. C.; Miss Arthureo
Twiggs, now of Philadelphia an 1
\f>- r::KKo i-i
vji.ywo \JL i ciuiyu, r IB.
At nrght another reviving1 sermon
was delivered hy Rev. Clark.
Subject Restoration of the Joy </f
Salvation, Psalm 51:12.
Mrs. Max we If worshipped with
us. Mrs. Bertha Salters is bark
from Myrtle Beach and Mrs. A>rnes
Gibbs has returned from New
York.
Mr. Charlie Hartwell has return
ed home with his little grandson
after spending a while with relatives
and friends in New York.
Mrs. Mackey r.pent last" week
with her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
Clark and daughter,- Janb spent
last week '^with Mrs. Clar's parents.
Mrs. Pinkie Klgo and Msg Arthtiree
Twiggs are guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Clark.
Miss Jonnre Cooke is new in Columbia
taking nurse training at
the Good Samaritan hospital.
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ECHOES FROM HARRISON
INSTITUTE
By Mrs. A. IV Butler
Harbison inptiuute Opened its
loors for a now school term ov.
f Tuesday, September 14 with an
t enrollment of 104 students. Dr
, L. B. Field Representative
of the Board of National Missions'
1 of the Presbyterian church, mad
. he opening, address, which was
?rery inspiring.
Our hew teachers are: Mrs. Sal
a .ie Harris, of Chattanooga, Teni
x Miss Maty Bice, graduate of llanij
?.on institute and Mr. l'aul 1.. Gluv
t -r graduate of Johnson C. Smith
r aniversity.
Many of our teachers reported
pleasant but busy months of sum
ner study at various institutions.
Mrs. C. M. Young attended sum
{ .ner school at Johnson* C Sniitir,
Mrs. R, W. Boulware studied a.
Benedict college; Miss Gertrude
t .iail pursued courses of study at
- otate College and M r Bos chore.1 li.
s Jones continued his work at the
i, Jlno State university, where he
I jarned the Master ox Aits derive
at the . Sept ember Convocation. . '
Wedftesay. September S, Mrs.- C.
>1. Young had as her dinner quests
Prof." and Mrs. A 1' Butler, Mi.s
>1 L Robert* on, Mr ilaioi'd Beui.vare
ar.d , Mr Alfred1 iieaioneV,
Jr.
f Messrs. Milton pell. Clnretae
, Mddleton and Louis Smith, iiTF I
s graduates of Harbison were lieeii'.
y .'isitors to our campus. The ii st
it .wo are students at Smith and the
. .alter ;s en route to Mary Allen
, .unior college where lie will study
? .his year. 1
y Mr. Alfr' d Reasoner, Jr., 'return
. id to Smith university last Wed5
.lesday where he Continues his col.
ege work as a 'member ol' the J un
) ?v/r ciusa.
Recent viaitoifs tW our school
.vere: Mrs. John \V. Davis, w;fe .
jf President John \V. Davis of \V.
. Virginia State college anil uthe.
! visitors ot' the same place; Miss
i Minnie Ray of New York; Prof,
r Thomas M. Hardy, instructor n
the high school, Waynesboro tla.;
. ind Dr. C. W. Francis, l'rtside .t
'f Bo'ggs academy, Keysville, tla j
f The boarding department is I
steadily increasing in the number !
jf students and from all indica
i.ions throughout the school's a-:-j
tivities, this year will he an improvement
pver -^rmer years.
LEKSVILLE NKWS
Sunuay schools opened at* usual
preaching was omitted, -"Sunday
morning due to the fact that tin;
pastor had auto trouble and wa '
not able to" get here on time.
Professor Patterson usual a U
meal drner daily has been b'in-,perfectly
satisficld with one meal
daily since his wife and little da 1 1
ghter have been in St. Matthews, i
spending awhile with his ninth r
ar.d mother-in-law.
Mrs. fa-ricr dob-man -botti i
known as 'Sis' Kth.-i'edge' -w-ijli ln-i
brother GrosMand KUu'iedjfo, in to
return hone" in New York soon
Thvir many friends will mi-s tl?*m
"fcrtekvijlc Junior 11 igh school
will begin its l'JJT-JS ses?io'n on !
Monday, October 1th at 0 a.m.
This school is known as H:nnp . 1
ton High school. Pro/. Clare raw'
Patterson p" ineipal of the above]
named school, has been working '
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from 10 to- .12 hours daily repairing
the building. Ho is provin,, "
to' the community that he is^ >i
"monkey wrench" now and can'ifV"
anywhere by the beautiful worfc," '
he i"s doing- on the school build v
ings.
We are hoping for him with only '
tw<o changes in the faculty of seven
a very successful school year. v
The faculty for the term of "'7-'28
\^jll be announced later.
COKESBl'RY NEWS v
St. Paul A. M. E. Church
Rev. F. L. Bouty, Pastor
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The S. S. began at the usual H
hemr. The lesson was beautifully t<
discussed by the pastor and re- A
riawa by Mia* Rosa Nasb. t<
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The services begun on tim^. The
>astor. brought a wonderful me a- n
ago. Text St. John jln: Theme.
Love-One Another. u'ho Educu- (j
tiontil rally was very good. .-Wo ?
iri. holjini' fi> iiMiiii't i*n -full
The chilulen have bt'gun leav- ^
ing for. school-. blisses Rosa Nash ^
Kugenia M. Hi/hues and Nannie, g
Klugh left for. Bet lis academy on
Monday. iMr. Barnwell Louden, 0
Miss Mamie llolnfes, Brewer Hit ^
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Robinson, son
Lamest and daughter, .Mis. Cum.iiings,
motored to lleildersoiivill Sunday
to see Mr. and Mrs. June
r'llgiTm an . grand baby June Jli.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Nash, Mr. Rupert
Nash have relui ned back to t
Columbus and Cleveland, Uhio at- .
.eiv the death of their lather. Mrs. <
trulia.t .\ash Rumor of Helena ,
.Ark., -Mrs. Arch-lcs Nash Bailej j
it Clo\eland, Ohio', art; visiting
.neir sister .Mi's. .L. A. Adams in t
. oiumbiu, before retyuiing. to -their t
. espect.ve homes. j
1 We regret. to report the- illness
i Mis. Ruth Moore, Smith form- '
.-ily or this place but now rcsid
wg in. IVnr.sylvania.* We are hop- 1
. ng for rlier a speedy recovery. !
?wi;vr iid.i-i news
Ivt v, (). I). Young, 1'astor 1
Sunday school opened at the usnh
hour; The, lesson'" was well
aught and reviewed. Sunday nite 4
i' v." Young p:cached a soul stirring
sermon. .
Our ton nights, revival meeting
conducted *\v the Lev. G. \Y. Lamb
pastor of -Cross ltoad circuit, Anlerson
was successful botii spiiit
aaiiy and financially. We are J
hanking the 1'iiviuls and tile several
choirs, tor helping us out.
. Kcv: .<1. Massey and Miss E. V". 5
Massey motored to Kittrell, N. C>
i licsday to' carry Miss Li'llie M. 1
ilraii.ley wlv.-ie* she. will take up '
ni r \\u:k s : English instructor in 1
the high school at KitU'ell eol:
ulji.-s liladley Joinierly taught at
^lt'tljfo^ehvvahl Training school, So '
ciety i 1 ill, S. C. ? - '
Misoj I-.. V. Massey left Katur
.lay for Ecgelr'ld _?wliei e she will '
I'.suinc he work teacher hi the
Kdgolicld nigh,, school. -
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NEW SAINT I'll 11.11'
A. M. K. I 111 K( H |
('baric-Inn,. Se'pteinbcr 20 |
--Sorviees at St. .Philip on las'
Sunday were indeed ir.lei esting 1111 I
b* nelieial. I h< mo'rnirg service
was begun <-11 11nte and the setting,
was beau l Ity and impressively j
made by thf lively praye; service t
Our paste; delivered fervently ur.l .
thr/ughlfatly the message using us
his sulij'et: Jesus Seeking Fiui4 ,
taken front St. Luke 13*ti. Thj
au iieia was deeply appreciative |
ot this nte sage and evidence of
th its wr.s given throughout the *
w.yslr.o. .Mr. (iadsdeii from th (
.Jettkiit:. ori itanage worshiped with
U3.
S. S. at the usual hour. A live
Iv time s. had. ~ " f
At evening's service an j^jspi<ing
a.udieni'g worshiped again. De
eivlii.g for Jesus was the subject
of the- message duliver?-> -4+js 0U>
pastor, and was ttdf li 1: m 1 Cor ^
L2. i
The pastor made many wane v
rnuisiv nih'ih/ns to the Workers in
the various departments of the *"
hurch who have worked and are
now working, to complete tftCfi- '
nam-ial p. oparation of t'i.; church '
ual lor th?.' coining c??n\ ration. ,
Rev. .1. S. Maddox, Pastor
The Sunday school lessons are <>
very ii te'i c.-ting ai d practical, p
l'i.e 'preaching services were very A
irofitahle. The pa-tor was at his 'I
est. ( oIli/cTioiv $1<S.oO. Mrs. M. u
J. Maddox and Harriet Monte-* a
nade splendid reports from Wo- _>
nan's Auxiliary association held
it Calvary Baptist church.Miss v!
.uia Maddox our elficient pianist .V
iccompaoicd them and enjoyed the
crvices much. M
Miss Kmnm, Maddox a-teacher in "tr
.aPivns Mi'glr school spent tlv ti
in ek-eiul at home. Other visitors
drs. Carrie Mitchell, Akron, O.; n(
Irs, Mary Hill, Greenville. S. C. gi
Mrs. A/aEe Griffin spent the 's
reek-end'with her mother.
We aic indued glad to have Mr. ?
nd Mrs. E. N. Robinson with us
gain after spending .sometime in '
Vin.-ton-Sakm. N. C. A
number of young people have
one to various schools: Mr. An- p,
row Maddw, Gordon Meatus to th
tate college; Miss J. Hawthorne pr
i Benedict college; Beatrice and cu
lpia Robinnson, Ernestine Ware
) Brewer. . *
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SANDERS CREEK BAPTIST
CHURCH i
Rev. J. P. Gibson, Pastor
Camden, S. C.?The Sunday
hoo'l opened at 10:30 o'clock. The
upt. D. D. Alexander being ill
le pasto*- and teachers took
large of the lesson.
At 12 o'clock the pastor brought
noble message. t
A reception was given Wenesay
night at the home of Mrs. L,
i. Ross?iii honor of Misses Edna
nd Daisy Belton and Miss Lutie
Mae Yarborough. They left for
'oorhees college; Denmark Sunday
ieptember 10th.
Master 1 homas J. Bracey was
perused on in the Camden hospial
Wednesday and is improving
COLRD.NE CIRCUIT NEWS
Rev, R. A. Brown, Pastor
*t . ;P ?* .
S. S. at the usual hour. After
he study of the lesson the delegate
made a splendid talk on the
3. S. convention. Remarks were
nade by1 3ro. N. McDonald and
3ro. Columbus also.
A w- ndevful sermon was deliv
led frora the t'.xt St. Johnn 21:
hapt:?-. Communvon was adminstored.
VVe were pleased to have
dr. B. H. Henry and Mrs. Maud
J. Pei vis fro??v Kingstree.
Mrs. Eliza Howard left Friday
'or New York. Miss Lillie Brunlon
lctt Tuesday morning for her
school, .Sumter. Miss Ruth Maxveil
left Saturday for school Charcston.
Bev.lah Mae McCuicheon
eft Monday where she will attend
chbol this term at Kingstree.
We i.opo for all a successful
ichool term
ST. ANDREWS A.M.E. CHURCH
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Rev. G. H. White, Pastor
Andrews, S. C.?Under the suiervisi?
n jol Mrs. J. E. Smith the
Sunday sc <. ol had a very splenlid
session. Mrs. Ida Mouzon gave
r very timely review.
Our God is Great is The subject
ised by the pastor Sunday mornng.
There were several visitors
>resent.
The League work is moving a<.
ong nicely under Miss Alice Wilihms.
For cyening worship the
instor use.. t|ie subject Caleb was
Faithful. Very' creditable reports
vere made from individuals on the
:>i-g Fattening Envelope. Mrs. Esde
Greene had the fattest hog and
eceived the cash value of a 12
io'ur.d ham. But she very kindly
rave the amount back to the
lunch for; which the pastor, oficet.s
and members are very grate
'ul to her. Our visitors were Prof..
Ready of. Moncks Corner; Prof.
ltidMrs. Boskley and others. .......
October 12th Ilr. Berbow ,the
.v I'll thought of presiding elder
if the Kijig?tree district will hold i
lis fourth and last quarterly conerer.e
with us. Don't miss<hearng
him preach.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
lame-i Kinloch had as their dinner
fpest's Misses Azelia Alexander,
.illi'fh To Boo. Almeta Robinson,
Maiy Atwood and Rev. G. H
A i l he nrst tnree young ia!i
i- teach in our public school
11ih and the last named one
< aclas :-n Ik'rkley county.
Ci/iiK' worship with us. You
law a most cordial welcome.
ni:w iioi'e a. m. p:. church
M<?untvi..e, S. C., Sept. 20?S.
!. opened at the usual hour with"
l. largo attendance and interest
ras shownn throughout the leson.
Rev. T. H. Hunter acted as
>upt. on account of the Supt. Mrs.
!. 15. Lindsay being in Washing
on, I) C., visiting her children,
it the close of the lesson the pre/
ling elder, Rev. W. S. Mims was
res' atecfby Rev. Hunter who gave
s?sume helpful ft&d inspiring relarks,.
s
The morning sermon was delivrod
by the presiding elder who
reached a soul stirring sermon,
ill who heard him was uplifted,
ho business part of the quartc"
as very interestingly carrred out
ml also the collection was very
nod.
Miss Ethel Mae Henderson spent ,
!.o week-end with her parents ]
If. and Mrs. JamQs Henderson.
Mis. Ella C. Henderson and j
[iss Alice E. Fowler are planning <
> attend the W. H. M convenon
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young an
vunce the birth of a little baby ^
rl September 7th. Mrs. Young
getting along nicely.
Rev. John Brown and Mrs. Ida
ance is still op the sick list.
ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH (
Rev. R. A. Young, Pastor
Sunday was a high day at St.
lul. the Sunday school opened.ft i
ie usual hour with the officers I
esent and the lesson freely dis- ?
issed. a
At 12 o'clock the pastor brought t
wonderful mpMsaff*. Twelva X
* . . .1
persona were received in church
as full members.
The revival closed at St. Luke
last- Frjday night with quite a
success with the Rev. C. C. Macky
Wayne in charge. . i,
St. Mark's choip-:|^|iTig at St.
Luke's Baptist church in Columbia
Sunday.
The fourth quarterly conference
will be held at St. Paul September
26th. We are asking all'to be pres
ent. ?^
Mrs. Perry Lee Summers deft
for Boston, Mass.
PINE GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. B. C. Cunningham, Pastor
Sunday was a high day at Pine
Grove. Sunday school opened at
its usual,.-hour. At 11:45 Elder
E. A. Adams ascened the rostrum
and preached a soul stirring Sermon.
Miss Ruth Singly united to
the church.. Sunday was the 4th
quarterly conference and we went
| c/ver the top. Collection $70.85.
We welcome the several visitors.
Mrs. Ellen Boyd, and son. have
returned to Asheville after spending:
a few weeks here with Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Boyd. Miss Ella
Lee Boyd of New York spent three
days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ringer of
Phrlalelph'i spent a few weeki
with parents and Mr. S. Summers
rnd aico Mrs. Martha Harper.
Mrs. Elease Ringer of New York
spent .wo weeks with parents.
Miss Eva O. Boyd was home
during her vacation.
Rev. Nelums has returned home
, Mr.. Robert Ringer from the
CCC camp rpent a few days with
parents.
Miss Emma Lee Boyd of Colum
bia spent) a few days with her sister.
Mrs. Ida Mae Eleazer. 1
MORRIS EROWN
A. M: E. CHURCH
Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor
Charleston, S. C.?The congregation
of Morris Brown worshiped
again at Emmanuel on last Sunday.
It is hoped that we shall
return to our church on the 4tb
Sunday. An interesting day is
scheduled and will be designated
"Leaders Day". Verily, we will
WorshiD in a new Mr.*rris Brown.
as far as appearances are concerned.
The services began with the sermonette
to the junior church by
the pastor on the subject Two
I/ui ldei's. Substantial Building
was the th^me of the pastor's discourse
to the children. At 11 a.m.
^)r. (Lemlon preached from th,c?
text found Jeremiah 6:16. Theme
TWe Wrong Road. "Mrs. Mabel
Grooms of Jacksonville, Fla., sang
with telling effect a solo entitled
It Pays to S^rve Jesus and at the
conclusion of the evening sermon, i
she againn thrilled the eong.rega- |
tion with another solo Dear Little
Mother of Mine. Mrs. Grooms is
the guest for one week of her
The painting of the fence in j
aunt, Miss C. S. A. Smith,
front of our church has been done
by Bros. Wm. H. Simmons and D.
L. Green. The iron work on the
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ICIItC *i?o UCCH UUIIC v y lk.
C. Armstrong, J. W. Gallman, Rev
R. I. Lemon, T. A. LsSaine and
Henry Brown. This service hat
be^n contributed without compensation
the paint being donated.
"Blessings of the Humble" was
the suhject of the discourse by
the pastor at night. Our Dollar
Money rally began at the close of
this service. A splendid and encouraging
report was made by the
leaders. Bro. Ben White of clasj
No. 50 paid $23.00 for his class
as a starter. We are pleased that
our congregations art. Emmanuel
have not fallen below the average
since we have been worshipping
over there. The courtesy of Mother
Emmanuel in opening her
doors to us for a short time will
always be appreciated by the of
ficers and members of our church.
Dr. R. E. Brogden and his good
people have placed us under many
obligations tc them.
We are pleased to note the return
of sister Carrie Lambright.
Bro. J. J. Taylor will return to
tne city about the first of Oct< ber.
Among our visitors was Mr. H
B. LaSaine, son of Bro. T. A. .I>a3aine
who is a student at Howard
jniversity in Washington. D. C.
Dr. J. E Thomas our presiding
dd^r looked in on ua for a short
;ime on last Sunday.
NEWBERRY NEWS
Mrs. L. J. Simpkins has rcturn;d
home after visiting relatives in '
Spartanburg .prtd attending <the
Beauty Show in Charlotte, N. C.
The following gentlemen passed !
nto the Great Beyond: Messrs Z. 'J
C. Duckett, Robert Henderson and <
limon Gallman. Since all of them <
uffered a lcmg time, we believe j
hey are better of. Mr. F. B. j
*ratt jra* the undertaker in J
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w *> ? w ?? ? j
charge.
Miss Charlotte Nance has return
cd home from New York where s,le
enjoyed a pleasant vacaton.
Drayton Street Hgh School
Prof. U. F. (gladden, Principal
Our visitors last tfoek w^re:
Revs. A. A. Means of Spaitanburg
E. E. Gaulden, Dr. G. W. Singleton,
Prof. U. S. Gallman and Miss
Blanche Sowell of Cheraw, one of
the state's T. B, workers. All of
them delivered inspiring messages
to the teachers? and students
Prof. R. F. Gladden attended the
conference that was held in Orange
burg where he received a great
deal of helpful information.
Miss-L. V. Latimer Home Economics
teaacher oY .our school left
last week .o enter Atlanta university
for Ja course in social work
for wh.cn she received a scholarship.
Miss I.arossie Floyd is fill- j
ing the vacancq for a while. Miss j
iMizaocin rsurton of this city has
L?ccn addwl to tl>ach part of the
sixth and seventh grades.
Drayton Street Baptist Tabernacle
Rev. J. L Livingston in charge
We had a woim.ful meeting this
wepk. Rev. II. A. Dendy from St.
Petersburg Fla., preached for us.
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Rev, A. H. Reasoner, Pastor
The Youth's Bible class i*s still
growing. There were two n6v"
members Thursday: Viola Ducketl
and Walter Williams. We will b1
delighted to welcome others.
Sunday school service Was wed
attended. We had four new members
in th^ persons of Fred Johnson,
Nathaniel, Geneva Murry and
th(>ir sister f:pn; North Carolina
W? were abo glad to have the hide
Schun-ipert clii'Wj'en present,
again.
During t '-Q Childien's Hour our
pastor's th;me was Roll Call Rally
after a prayer was offered by
.Miss Anslie Jones, he told an interesting
story.
At 11:30 o'clock our pastor do-'
livered a powerful sermon text
Matt. 5:13. theme "The Salt of
the Earth" We were delighted to
have Mrs.. Greely. and her sister
Misr Elizabeth Grimes present.
The League service was quitt
I Write for free applic
NATIONAL FRII
2132 SEVENTH AVENUE
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impressive. ..\ext Sunday the pics
idcnt Paul R. Allenn wil conduct
the service subject God Speaks
Through Men. Hob. 11:1-16; 12:1-2
The public is cordially invited
to attend an Educational Rally
Sunday afternoon September 26 at
3:60 (/'clock. Rev. T. G. Cannon
(white) wi'l lectine. Special music
will be furnished by some o.
sic will be furnished by some of
the local talents of the city,
Mr. Cecil Jones left Sunday to
return to Johnson C. Smith and
Miss Juar.itu Jones l('?t to return
to Virginia university.
Miller Chapel A. M. li. Church
Rev. l{/j. Jefferson, Pastor
The "past Sabbath was an ideal
day and weather conditions- were
most favorable for worship. An
exceptionally large crowd attended
ihe. ipoming service.
Oui"' pastor delivered a line sermon.
-Text And trjey?stood every
Uian_ ifi h/s pla.e. Judges 7:21.
"1'l.piL message will llwgeir ljon{J
in our njeniory.
Many of our friends ai'e still
coming in to see as; we feel grate- |
ful to hem.
Thru the many appeals which
were made -throughout the city to
... ' ph?? - eye^ww'el
hj
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awe. you.
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Saturday, September 25, 1937.
CLINTON NEWS
Rev. G. T. Siielton the ucting
pastor at Friendship A. M. E.
church while Rev. II. W. Walker
our pastor u away was at his best
Sunday. His text Sunday morning
was from 150 Psalm 1st verse
and at niglit'Sl. Luke llH.'lU.
Come in crowtjl* the first Sunday
and help us "to crowd Him in
our nCw Friendship.
Our young p.bple continue collego
activities in all parts of the
state.
Allen irmcisity: Letha Young.
Clara Robin on. Lula M. Wheeler
Nancy K. Woody, McNoal Harris.
Henry C. Harris. Voorhees: Joha
Williat :s. ]!Lvtti< academy: Craig
Gary, . RufUs Shepherd. Columbia
hosprcal t^afning svhool: Marie
Shand. Che; aw': Ruth Rlakely.
Ruby ;Young. Benedict: David
Young, Bf'janiiim Thompson ?Miss *"?
.Mat ti?' 13. Wilson. Brainerd institute:
Hi'l'ia Pettis. Lee Ruth
(?ai:ep.;f Aun-tryng Washington,
n. c: ; '
Pioi. \V. F; Harrison entroute
home stopped over for a few hours
Sue.day with .Miss Roberta Mosely.
Mi'ss Mostly is one of the new
faculty -members - at Itell Strep;
Tlitfh. '
Mr. MeX'ral Harris spent a few
hours , home Sunday. * V
Mrs. John Parks left Wedne%- ?'
day for h*T ^uiuie after* spending
three weeks here with, relatives
and friendsi
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ULAGKSHI.'lKi' MAN'S
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Mr. anil Mrs. Albright Black, ^
Missus Ruth, and The) ma Davis
have returned after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Cala Black of Kanno:lis,
X. C . and relatives rn Lancaster,
S. (.'.
Miss Rosamond Wood lias return
ed home after a three week's ya-.L
ration in Newark.' X'. J., with Jcjf? a
niivoc ' *
Mr. Ted Autry ?. f Greenville,
S. C.. waf the week-end truest of
Mr.^ind Mrs-. R. 11. Wood.
Mis-? Helen Meye left Tuesday
moinincr fo'r Roek Hill. There "she
will outer Friendship college, for
the term, of 1M7-38.
help in tlw FOS call brought
forth true and tried, mornhers of
Mfiler's ehapej to (he front line
ready to make thcU" report and we
are grateful t?? many of our ' (
friends for helping us.
The evening service was largely
at'iiviuled. Our l'rosid'i.g Elder,
l)y. Adams was with us and delivered
a gjeat niessag0. Text
So- built we the walls. Neheiniar.
1:0. Great joy came to our hearts
as this man of God spoke to'
We thank the members and thefriends
lor their excellent support
iii this driver
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y writing through "Lonesome S
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is resulted in the form. tion of the 1
ational Friendship Club.- [j 1
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; 2132 Seventh Avenue, New York (ft
ity, and its purpose is to help i
nesome people enlarge their circle
J friends. I
It is a strictly confidential flub
trough which only cluh members y
re introduced. M- mber~hi.) in thi* \
cw club will bring you new friends
-and a thrilling experience. Any
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