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! - : r P"g?-2i. jj "V'SI? | "The Old Gray" f X ?y 1 X Kev. E. Philip Ellis V *! bishop Flipper's Address "The Allen Christian Endeavor . Eeague and its Importance'in the A. M. E. Church," was the subject from which Bishop.J.S. flipper, D.D., delivered one of the greatest lectures we have ever -heard, tu__f|ie ?\\T)teree District Convention last week. The church I was crowded" to- its capacity. For | the~people were expecting the Bishop to visit this meeting. From Columbia there were Drv. T, J. Miles, E. F. G. Dent and Prof. C. G'. Garrett, Drs J. ..C. James, C. S. J. Mollette, Rev. C A. Williayis , . and. the writer were in attendance from Charleston. Everybody j went away talking about the Bi-, snop s message. . > Among the things ho said that1 the Sunday School was the <plaee! whore wo received _ instructions j from tlio'Lii^dj and the League, was our opportunity.-t?V carry out' those instructions. lie outlitfod1 the several committees, and the , duties, developed upon each committee. Truthfully everybody ad-J mitted that they saw the nocessi-j ty of this depfutment ia o u r ( church as never before. Or., B. F. Hildebrupd, the presiding elderwas highly applauded for his'.' comment on the Bishop's'1 address.! ^ Dr. Miles and Methodism. j I-n addressing the Georgetown District Sunday School Convcn-j tion, Rev. T. J. Miles.-D. D.. prov ed his Jitness as a lender of his ? ,',i t'hiwlisPUK- 1 groat uoiiomiiiuiuin. ... ... sion of Methodism. He started with John and Charles Wesley, Richard Allen and all the . loaders of our faith,, to the ^present time,J . " and with a packed 'uudiuipo'eynry. one was made to feel proud of him. Those of us of the low coim try are saying it's our time to the "Bat" for the Bishopric/ since the* custom of the State has been to elect from one end and thefi1 the other. Bishop W. 1). Chappelle' was elected to that otlice from the upper ehd of the State, Then - eame Bishop. W. W, Beckett fro J. the lower end. Bishop TX M~. ~Sims-j was elected front the upper end, and now it is the lower country's time. And we have the man. The Georgetown Convention was a very tine affair, 1 ^?*- W. B. L. Clark led with an interesting dis' cussion on the "-Model Sunday! School." Dr. I). N. Wilson preach-! ed a wonderful sermon. Fine speeches were made by Drs. K. F. G. Dent, J. C. James, C S. .1.! Molette and C.A. Wifliams. Rev. Atwood entertaining pastor imihor talized himself in caring for the delegates. Dr. J. E. Thomas de-j liyerod the -keynote address t o tHe CoHvOfttiorr; . Allen I diversity ^ yuite a .tew leading characters. of the State are claiming the ercd it of thf' now president's election - 5- ?-/* not it,.. nui mi' uj'mi ,,J^ v,<election of a now prc.-ddcnt, but getting th.,* "Id one out. And say what you will, but Prof. C. (?. , Garrett deserves with credit the , lion's share in the movement. He would accept no com promise, nor did he make'any apologies for the position he assumed. Kvery day and at every place. Garrett said: "He must come out, and an Allenit y go in. And when Bishop Flip per concurred in the same opinion tfie office was declared vacant. So % we should give honor to whom the. honor is due. And furthermore, when any graduate from Allen University was given the post, our rtfse was won. L?r. F.. II. McGM1 is "our man" and'not "your man" and therefore the State is going to support him from Green ville to Charleston. The Union. The itor-denoniinntional Ministerial Union of Charleston and vicinity held its second meeting last Monday after its summer vacation. A bit,of sadness prevaifed when the late Archdeacon K.L. Baskervillo, the late Dr. J. S. "^-Morant, and the late Dr. Samuel Lloyd, had answered thi' judgement roll call since ?yufjJnst meet ing in July. Dr. It. F. Bradford, vice-president presided in a masterly way. And Dr. \V. A. Mack, our most efficient secretary read minutes-that reflected credit upon himself. Dr. J. L. Benbow ex-president made a great speech. Dr. J. K. Thomas was also present.] The order of the day was the Min isters' vacation experiences. Interesting stories .were told of their vacation by the following ministers: Revs. R. K. Brogdon, S. If. Scott, W. A Mark, F. A. Auster man and Rev. Henderson of Big Zion. The session was profitable, in every revspeet. T)r. E. B. Burroughs win address the Union on next. Monday on the Community. Chest Drive. ? St. Luke Rev. J. \j, Benbow, presiding elder of the Kingstree District preached a wonderful sermon at the closing of our quarterly conference last Sunday night. Many t were made to rejoice. Monday night at the business sossion, he spoke in glowing terms of the pas tor and congregation on the purchasing of a parsonage, and the work accomplished in four years. His encouragement was highly appreciated by all of ps. All Charleston subscribers to ! " " t k; J ,t|<r '-y ''in, ; , " *s The Palmetto Leatfer will please be prepared to pay your subscription by Saturday of this week. "Let us advance_on our knees." P. S.?All Charleston subscribers who fail to renew their subscriptions with our Agent this week will be cut off. This is the i last notice. PEN PLETON NEWS Sunday was a high day. Supt. 11. V. Thompson opened Sunday school pi cm idly. Teachers and students were ready by answering questions piomptly in closing out this quarter's work. Promptly at 11:30 a.m. services under #thc auspices of the Local Preachers sponsored by Rev. B. II. Reese were begun. Local preachers of- many sections were seated or. the platform p-.cpared to preach a ten nmirutes sermon each. Among those present were- Revs. Mitchell of Central; Williams of New Hope; lleniv c'l' Seneca and. ' .brothel" W alker .the gospel, songster -of Abel Baptist church. A great spiritual least was enjoyed all day: ' Dinner w-as served on the grounds. Afternoon and nite sendees were well attended. We thank -Rev. Reese for this spiritual entertainment ami Rev. C. B. Vance. Rev.iJ, (J.jes,worshiped at King (hapPirhurTlfSunday and preached one o;f his noted Holy" sermons. The many friends and nic mbers of the A. M. K. church are glad to know brother Simon Robinson is improving and now out of the hospital where he ulnlerent an operation. Rev. (J. ('. Ford was at his best Smvihiv night thanking his memb rship and frivnds for thy splendid cooperation given him. during his short pastorate here. When reports were called by him for the Educational money in a very short time the required amount, of SeU.OO was laid. ttn.-the table. The abs<nee of Mrs. F. Millhwr f:oih church, much to the regret of her many friends was because of illness. We all are glad she is reported improved. "Mrs/TIem ietta Foster, Sue Reid IJ/.zie Stephens, Mr. Judge' Crawfold. Mrs. Naomi Grier of'Ahel J were among the visitors at church Sunday. lid*'. .Daniels the much beloved pastor of Silver /Spring Baptist church is putting over- a very successful church program with the cooperation and loyalty of hii members. , The tnarhss w.'dditig Friday nite at the A. M. K. church sponsored by-dub No. H was 'well attended. < ? ' 'I Mr. Kdwaid ll'd!_ti.;Mhe delight of hi> mat v fii-nds wa's lit church I Sunday after having been on the I sick li-t for several Weeks.I -Mrs. F:a?ii< Williams and daugh1 lets of S-neca v.'et'e the Sunday : guests of relatives. J Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kenneth i Ross announce the birth of seven pounds little Miss Jane Arden I Ro.-s. Mrs Rots was Miss Mattie ' Jackson before marriage. They Kin make t!.* if home in Jersey ' City. Johnnie Moise after a setupsillin-ss for more than aK'nonth is out again to tin delight of his Mr. ('. ('. Reynolds teacher Taj the Pendleton , s -nool was Somewhat indisposed hut to the delight | <>f his friends he is in the classroom. j Mr. I.isionv.otuivd to Atlanta I to; spend the .Week-end with home folks. Mr. I.ester is a number of the Pendleton school faculty IIAUDFEVI1.I.K NEWS The young women auxiliary of St. Steplu-n A. M. E. church :enj dci ed a very good program Sunday* night Miss Amanda Glover acting mi-tress of ceremonies. After the program rntergsting >enijuks were made by Prof. Richard! Brown. Missions! y meeting was held on Mc'iidny i ight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Randal! with the President, Mrs. L. B. Riley presiding AfU r meeting a delic jfius repast was served. Misses J nan it a and Glenemae Primus Iff Sunday for Denmark where they will 'attend school at Voorhee'Sr Mr. Elijah Backstitch returned home after spending :sevteral months in Florida. Mrs. Laura Thomas was taken to Georgia Inlirniary hospital to Georgia infirmary where she had to undergo an operation. She is now doi'ng nicely and we all wi-h for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Elija Robinson and Mrs Clara Webber are still sick. We hope they will soon ho alright agair). 1 TH ' *** o MONCKS CORNER NEWS Miss Emma Milligan has returned from a three weeks^tay .in New Yjjrk. \ -~-r" ?* Mr. George Holm5h,~"2Fr. spent Wednesday afternoon in - Charles ton." Mrs. Walter Hamilton ^has returned after spending her vacai tion in Charleston. Mr. Alfred Aiken visited Rev. and Mrs. J E. Webb Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Gadsden of Georgetown was seen in town last week. She is the former Miss Dorothy iluntee of Charlotte, N. C. A grand party will be given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rogester Thompson October 8th. The" annual exlei"jpise)B of the Willing Workers cluk was held,in Grace R. E. chuiTlr Sunday. The norning prayer was conducted by dros. Win. Smith and John L. Aiken. Welcome addr*ess in behalf of the church, Bio. A. Mack Short talkis by Mr. Calvin Mansfield and sister Catherine Reid. ' iSt/ng by the. church choir. Eulogy of the dead, sister Martha Haynes. They are as follows: Sister Majy Hayn!Js and sister Emma Heyward. The annual sermon by Rev. Wm. De'veaux. Mr. Oscai Venu.s and Miss.Eyerlitia CJbbs were married Sunday afternoon by the Rev. P. M. Knox. Prof. R. A. Ready motored to so 1 vice Sunday, in his new auto. He is* the organist of* Bethel A. M. E. church, Summerville. The Rev. W. W Murray is very busy in order to meet Elder BenbiAv Sunday and his bishop next month. Bo y time for all ministers-; BEN N ETTSV1LLE NEWS The Bennettsville High school opened Monday .with a very large enrollment. A number of new tea chers are added to the faculty this term. Miss "Clemmie Davis left last week for Benedict college where she will take up her college work. Miss Mable Reese left for Batesburg last .veek where shjb will! work this winter. { Etlveiine Thompson lcift-for L.eesvill.e to join the faculty [there this winter. Miss A 1st)rooks left last week for Benedict college. Miss Margaret Reese spent the week-end home. 5-hf is a member Emmett Scott High school faculty, Rock Ilill. ? Hew ami .Mrs.. lv..-VI. liouKeii anu pastor of Saw Mill church were in the city. Miss Ann" Jenkins arrived from New York and Mi'ss Dclphine MoDaniel arrive home Sunday morning from Washington. Mr.'Dandy 'Moses, a'well knov.ni mt*ndaj4' of Macedonia Baptist and Cedar Fall churches died in his home, Darlington. A large number of friends' from Darlington accompanied the body which was funeral/zed at Macedonia Sunday. Rev. >P. 'B Mdodana, pa^oT. . A ci'owd of white friends from Dtir^* lington was present to witness ill" last rites of Mr. Moses. Mrs. Mamie IUdgers Jackjson died at her " parents' home near Macedonia church. Miss Lillian Ash, one of our nvrll knoavn teachers of the county, died last week at her home Funeral services were held Sunday a St. Michael M. E. church. Rev. Jones, pastor, assisted by Rev. A. J. Wi ght and "Rev. Smith. She leaves to mourn her loss a loving mother. Mrs. Hattie Ash; two sisters and two brothers, a host of jrelatives and friends. Mr. J. Lillie was operated on last week. He is improving and is home from the hospital. Miss Francis Morris left Sunday for Allen university for the Senior college class. Miss Katrina McCollum daugher of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McCollum who entered high school today will be greatly missed by the pie-school children and their leader Mrs McCall for whom she has been a voluntoer leader apart of this fall. Mrs. McCakl and the children wish for her a successful school term and hop? sh^ Will return when school is out. Toall patrons, children and! other citizens of the town and | community, you are cordially invited to be present at the community meeting at the high school building Monday nighf October 11 8:00 o'clock. J \ : Come and enjoy yourselves, no admis^von. \( is free. \ Mr. Jacob Robinson was ously injured Jn a car wreck near Hamlet, N. C. W#? hope for him a speedy recovery. Rev. F. W. Prince of Cheraw, preached a splendid sermon Sunday at Evans Chapel A. M. E. Z. church, Rev. Cox, pastor. I - B PALMETftO LEVjOEH BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. M. M. Peace, Pastor Sjb. was -opened at the usual hour. The lesson was discussed and reviewed, Morning worship started at 11; 15 at this time Rev. E. M. Keitts Aeliveved a wonderful message. Theme: Meditations of God. What made the message above the aver* age were yie beautiful poetical expressions used by the speaker. At 3:30 p.m. we were served thu_ Lord's Supper zy Rev. B. B. holder and Rev. E. M. Keitt, due to the pastor's absence. Our eveniig service and BYPU were held as usual. The theme , used by the pastor was The Testimony of the Blood. During the , day many frrends visited among them were Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy of Allen university; Rev. James Smith of Benedict; Mr. C. II Bro villi J Mrs. H. E. Brown and oth^rsi Visit Bethlehem the strangers home, you are welcome. GOURDINE CIRCUIT NEWS Rev. R. A. Brown, Pastor We are glad to say that Jeru- '^all'lti. scliuul is .still progrofiuing.- - Sunday school opened at the us-" ual hour with superintendent and staff of teachers at their post of iduty. lesson, was discussed Morning1 service began .on timi in all classes. Review by Supt. at St. James. The Rev. Brown preached his, farewell sermon in the morning and in the afternoon he. preached at Jett'tusalem. He will leave" for the annual conference on October 13 Which will convene at Bethel "church, King, stroe. We hope our pastor will I'eluru for the next?year.- Amount raised at Jerusalem in the afternoon $22.04. s Mrss Caretha Dingle left Saturday afternoon for Philaelphia. Mr. McNeil Evans left Saturday for Baltimore. We hope for .the.m safe trips. ^ FRIENDSHIP A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. B. C. Scott. Pastor Parlor, S. C.?Our fourth quarterly conference was held by the Presiding Eider. Rev. Si Nance on Sunday,j September 20. We had a J lively Sunday school and the elder was present and addressed the school. At 11:45 the Pastor, Rev. B. C.J | Scott introduced the elder who s^- 1 lec.tcd his text from the book of | I Psalmsi Subject Three Kinds of Fools; The senium \vw$ vfry rich a;id the spiritual enthusiasm ran. high. The business session of the conference was good. The amount raised this quarter was $248,112.! . Some of the leading laymen of I this circuit are Brothers Solomon Stokes from WjUiums; J. \V. White J.; 11. Allen, .J. Wanna, W.E. Wash it#to'n and George Ravened. HNLKY lllhll NEWS By Arthur Johnson Chester, S. C.?The FinleyNIIigh Blue Jack' ts will open the football season with the strong. Scott ( High Red. Dev/ls of Rock Hill on , Tuesday, Xlctoher 11. Then on the loth they march to the Textile i City of Greenville where ^hey meet" the undei'festted '.Sterling Tigers , dnt^fc 'the tloi.dliehts at the sta- . diuml ' ^ I Last yeai ilie Blue Jac'licta mpt i Sterling at the same place. The ' game ended 7-7, both teams play- I ed head-up football. Both teams I have lost some members because of gt aik.ati"!'., but Coach Atkin-' son has a pretty smart team just 1 the same. There are only two regulars from last year's team but Coach Atkinson has about all holes plugged and the Blue Jackets should be able to give any tean a game. If you want to play the Fintey High Blue Jackets write the director of Athletics, Finl'ey High School, Chester. *" 'KDfiKFIELD NEWS Regular services were held at Macedonia Baptist church Sunday. The quarterly conference of Trinity A. M. K. church was held on last Sunday. The reports were good. The Sisters of True Love met at the home of Mrs._Mary Lou Ad-'; nms on last Suriday. The next meeting will he Wt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mack.Cooper the sec- * ond Sunday in October. i Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson are home for the winter after ' spending the summer in Hyannis, i Massachusetts. i Miss Adrian Anderson is home to the delight of her many friends ] after spending her vacation1 iri j Atlantic City, N. J. < Rev. and Mrs. Massey of Abbe- ( ville, were recent callers in our t town, their daughter, A^iss K.-V. 1 Massey. one of the instructors of (t Edgfleld Htgh achoc/l, accompanied j 1 '. r . A v * ? i.i thorn home foe the week-end. Miss Rebecca Lee left last week for Phialdefphia. . Mr. Walter Cook is honxe after serving his alloted time in the CCC caifip. \ We regret the continued illness of Mis? Mary Emma Gaston. Mr. Warren McKie of Greenville is here spending" sometime \yith his relatives. Miss Rebcccjj. Brooks is homoj after spending the sumrafr in Waynesville, N. C. Mrs. Ida Butler of Philadelphia spent several days v with hgi' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse' Mitchell. - Mrss Lis Nasn ot JDansburg, < Ga., is here to resume her studies at Edgefield Academy. Mesdames Savannah Smith, Janie Smith, Laiira Still and grand, daughter motored to Modoc on last Sunday. Pjj'v. P.^B. Burt made an interesting and worthwhile address to the student-body of Edgelield Acad enfiy, during" ther chapel exercises Monday. "The faculty and student body wish to extend their thanks and appreciation for this message. Miss Thclma Collins and Mr. James Holland of Augustar^Ga.', were joined in holy wedlock on" last Saturday afternoon,^October 2nd. After the ceremony a lovely reception was given after which the bride and groom left for their future home. Augusta, Ga. Mrs. Maggie Cooper is home after spending'the summer in Glen Cove, N. Y. DUNN CREfcK BART. CHURCH Rev. J. S. Maddox, *t*aoV>r Sunday was a dreary day, church giSers were few.- .Sunday school at 10:30 with assistant Supt. E. R. Washington in charge. Rev. F. M. McGee preached a wonderful 'sermon.' Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Anderson, Bertha arid Raymond were the guests ..of Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Washington .Sunday afternoon." . . Miss Helen Quarles was thfc dinner guest of Miss Virginia Hicks. Mr. ami Mrs. Ja.ncs Latimer and family of I lorn, a Path spent day with their parents, Mr. apd Mi"??' Preston Poesy. The Missionary meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Douglas j Williams Sunday afternoon. We are glad" to report Brother Adolphus AdatUs much improved. ^ 11KTHKL A. M. K. <- IIL'KCH Rev. S. II. Lewis, Pastor Sunday school met at the usual hour with officers and teachers present. Very beautiful lesson taught on the varoius classes after which Rev. Lewis gave a very splendid review of the lesson stressing the idea of Christian Sonship. Two beautiful sfTmons Sunday morning and night. Quite a numbre of visitors , present. Tim pastor's text was taken from Acts 8:21, subject The Importance c.'f the Religious Vows. For the nite message the text mtiy he found in St. Matt. 9:21, subject The Power ,.f T/.11..W - i. f - wi i uuv,ii. ?? UIlVlcl^,' WtlJS V UI1IN1UI1ion Day and the Communicant members partook of the emblems I reprcstntvng tiic broken- budy^amL shed blood of the Master. 1ST ANNIVERSARY SERVICES NEW LIFE BAPTIST CIIIRCH The j>ublic- isL cordially invited to* atPy-nd the first 'anniversary services of New Life Bapt. church Caj'ce, S. C., which began on Oc- i tober 4th and continues through October -10th. AnniVersai'y ser- | mon to be preached by Rev. L. C. 1 Jenkins", pastor of Union Baptistchurch at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon and his jubilee choir will also be on the scene. Rev. I). G. Robinson, pastor Julius Felder, church clerk. CLINTON NEWS Friendship A. M. E. Church Rev. H. W. Walker. Pastor We worshiped Sunday with 078 fn New Friendship. Our pastor's text Exo. 14:15. Christian. Watch word. This was a splendid message. ..." Rev. B. II. Gray of Greenwood preached for us Sunday evening at 3:30 acVompanred by seveYal of his members. Presiding Elder E. A. Adams was also with us. We were pleasad and encouraged by tho remarks sf the several visitors. Rev. White pastor new Bethel preached at night. His choir and a number of members worshiped with us. Collection for day $191. 10. The church is built on one of the latest modern styles. We incite you to view and worship with Js in our new edifice. Rqv. Walker has been here only | |ln?ttr ffi ? lfv Herbert ON SECOND THOIGHT How can I make the most of love and life, Except I be the master of my soul! To let emotions freely rise and roll : Means only that I'll know / 10 months and has built' our church. The members have"?dopted the motto: "Where He Leads We'll Follow." We haven't had a man like him before. CONWAY NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Church Ilev. W. I. Gore, Pastor Sunday, October 0 was a high day. Rev. G. W. James conducted the preliminaries after which he presented Rev. O. S. Robinson] of Pamplivo .who selected as a text Neh. 2:7, subject The Necessary Preparation, to. Avoid Trouble at the'Wiivi'i. ()|je came forward up'ofi the Invitation Tor joiners. Holy Communion was administered^' Sunday school at the usual hour with Suptt W. E. Moore and his co-workers at their post of duty. Adult class No. 1 is holding the banner, Mrs. X. 13. Levrster, teacher. At -7:30 Rev. Robinson.} Rev. A. I.. Rnirbc/W, Rev. G. \V. James and Rev. 13. McNeil mounted the rostrum. Rev. Robinson gave another sermon his text, was found in St. Mark 2:1-2, subject "If Jesus is in the House There Will Be a ( Noise". The sermon was enljoyed. Mr. George.. Robinson united with the ehureh. Miss Agnes'Robinson of Columbia is here to resume heV.sehcol Work at 13'ukspovt. < We wish for her a successful term. Miss Mae My-t't Gaddy and littlo \ellie- Ruth- Woodbury 'Ija.i- returned to X.etv York where they 'will resume their studies. ' , Mi;s Geneva lluggins is home -from New York. She reported a .pleasant, stay. st;., t * t i - .. * ? ^uis.* k. juiTBson aiter spermuitr sometime at home with h?r relatives, has returned to Now York. Miss C'oieen MeCray left last, iveoj; fi/r New York. Misses Bertlint Hewitt, and F.ethl HeWitt are home from N' w York visiting relatives. Mr. K 11. Hemmingway and Mr. ('la-one..' Ileniniinirwav motored to Washington 1>. Friday on htisi / noss. Miss Coreen' Sessions has returned from New York to spend a while with her relatives. The following visitors worshiped with us Sunday: Miss Reheera Gore. Mr. .1. W. Bryant, Mr. William Mitchell, Miss Mattie lVr menta, Miss Orilla Bryant, all of Supply. N. ('.; Miss Kleam-'r Marlow and Mis. O. S. Ro.binst n. I Mrs. Sue Nixon Ts somewhat indisposed and We hope she will so< n he well. Our pastor is still Recuperating. Mr. Will I.ong, Mr. Halite Long Mr. 11. Long, Mrs. Anna Brent-ley.j and Mi ll Carrie Friday were called to Wilmington, N. ('!, Sufnday on account of the death of their ' sister. ?;? fagki.am) nkws Mr. and Mis. Carson Mildd and j children, Marion and Robert and Mr, Ingram c.-f Hamlet, N. C., were the Sunday guests of Mr. T. K. Brewer and family. Mrs. Kmma Brewer has r* turned from New York; She reports "having had a very pTeasatrt trip. Mesdanies 1'iatis Blakeney and* Mamye L. (lathings attended services at the'Grand View Presbyterian church of Chesterfield Sunday. Mr. T. C. Brewer left Friday for an indefinite- stay in '*h:!adelphia. Mrs. N. O. Brewer is ..visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fsthor Smith of Angelas. ' Mis K V ri.iir;., ..< e..i i.:~ MI 111 wi v uaimuia | is hire, with her Husband Mr.'Jack Clrilfi'n who is ill at this writing. Rev. T, it. Hubbard and son Flatus attended the district con-' farenco which was held at th<$ Mt. Airy '/ ion church la<t week. UNION NEWS The fourth quarterly conference of the M. E, <4wrrrTT"was held at Pacolet Sunday evening by Dr. D. S. Thomas, district superinUf- . dent. Rev. T. E. Robinson was- a I vstor and made a fine address. '' | Mrs. Lofl-ey Dawkins. secretary to the president of State college ' spent the week \Vith Dr. L. A. Sartor and family. Miss Kelly, Jeanes teacher for < > \ " - ?1 Saturday, October 9, 1937. p dilations I Mi Dickson X v ~ X"X"X";"X,v*>X"X,V*k,*W,*;*,M"W . , etci nal htrife! Anil 1 must hold my tickle heat l in itaitil, _ , I n ,it should always turn to common things! S<> well 1 know: tlve future i* nothing brings,, To him, who o'er his heart \ I t has no co.iiin.ind! t'hoser cou'iir was the week-end gat'st at the hom(.-of Mr. aand Mrs. \V. W.. Nieholas. I Ki v. ("hits. K. Mci.esteiv of Monroe, X. (.';, vlo'sed a very successful revival at Corinth l?apt. church and left Saturday for his new eha; ge The 2nd Baptist church. Durham. X. C. The Rev. McLester has many friends in Union who wish him w"!l in. his new pastorial Held. I Mrs. Kannic Mao Jleiison has. returned homo after spending tho summer in Ti-y<)^| The. fiionds. "f .I'rof. and Mrs. ~ ?* . A. Nim.-^ "-ynipathi/.o with iheiu " in the illness of thoii* dujghter Miss: Mary Ethel, who was fore| ed to return' homo. Miss Sims is a freshman a Spol.nian seminary Atlanta, Ga. Mr. and Airs. J. K. .Williams and Tulips J7., word woenk-ond visitors in Greenville. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER Southern Ily. System Arrival and departure of passenger trains, operated by the Southern Railway'Company, at the t'nini Station, ''n*'Hilda, S. C., effective June 1, 1927. Tr. Leaves No. /Columbia; For: 21 5 :00 A. M. Chester. Rock Hill, Charlotte, Washington 9 5:20 A.M. Spar'burg, Ash'vl? l\ nowillc 12 S:3() A. M. St. Matt., Orangeburg, Charleston 31 8:30 A. M. Augusta, Aiken. ' 15 0:50 A.M. Ncw'by. Greenwood Greenville. 19 8:15 A.M. Hlk'vlc.. Harnwell ? Safannah. 11K 11:20 A.M. 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