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Saturday, October 16, 19.17 J GREAT F Ten Nights Evan BETHLEHEM BA j - LYON S Beginning Sunch __? J~z:r:"biL-A^ Pastor of the Groat Mat 2 Spartanburg, S. (\, w 8 * Come and Woi | REV; M. v C0???5xtowo:o?xfo.o oo oo o o:oo o o:o ~~ wtWE. ~~ Rev. II. C. Younir. I>a>tor of. Jones Chapel .A. M. E. Zion church makes the following announce-} mem: The Palmetto Annual Confer-' ence of the A. M. E. Zioti Church, will convene at Jones Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church, corner o f Sumter and Blossom Streets, Nov. ... j, 24-28, 1937. BISHOP JOHN \V. MARTIN.' Bishop John W. Martin, A.M.. D.D. Of the Sixth -Episcopal District Chicago, 111., Presiding, NOTES FROM SECOND CA&VARY BAPTIST ClllKCUj Regular routine servcios were ' . k conducted at Second Calvary yes-! / terday all day. The Sunday school, seemed to have taken on new life ' after the public promotion seiviv- | es and the new line up begun last j Sunday. Superintendents, J. Bruce) Bailey and Mrs. J. I,. Jackson together with the corps of faithful * teachers aiiH" workers meet each Tuesday evening and arc already ' io5i{fng forward to some improve- [ ments. They are striving to do j things for the youth of the com- j munity not as they used to be done but as they should be.'done j "?today, looking to the .best h lere-l of the children.Last Sunday Rev. ?'?Mr. Mason preached both . sorxt i o 1 _ ta .?. . mons. ^Ji3L?XT OUIIUtty IVY. o<um,v I McTver;will preach. The commit.-'' tee has already arranged . with ministers for. a month in advance. Among these are Dr. J. E. Briggs, | Prof. T. L. Duckctt, Rev. 'C., . II. Brown. The chur.ch ofVicers are arranging, to have Honre-Coming Day on the fii\h Sunday with Communion and Baptism and an efrort to.get as fttany old memhers | out for Crmmunion as possible. The Rev. Mr. Brown will conduct these home-coming services for om church. We hope this will prove a real juhlee Sunday and oin friends wnli-^join us in worship services, to tHe\end thtTT-God will be glorified and man will be o?11 1 tied. At almost every service we urge our friends to read The Palmetto1 Leader. A reading people will be a growing people. The repprt on our roof rally was about $150.00. More to come in. ? ? ? m PINE GROVE A. M. P.. CHI 1U II I>?. II T CS..... ......... , -N . I s. Pine Grove A. M. K. Sunday j school opened at its usual" hour 011 Sunday with ajl members and teachers at their proper places. At 12:30 the Rev. Tillman of Columbia ascended the rtfstrum and preached a soul "stirring, ser mon. His text was found St. John { 19:13. The St. Paul choir of Irmo worshiped with us Sunday also. Pine Grove school opened Monday, October 11 with a very large enrollment. The teachers are Mrs R. W. Thompson and Miss Marr" tha Paris. I / Mitts LlJUlC JulUFWI 01 Phllhdel-I 7 ' phia was the week-end guest of Miss Fannie and Martha Paris. " | Miss Martha Subei* was in Saluda county Saturday and Sunday, on business. iShe visited Rev. II. H. Iiedmon church at Cross Road. Rev. Redmon motored to Saluda town Sunday evening, accompaning him were Miss Suber and Mrs. Shnmcns. There they were the dinner guests of Mr. j>nl Mrs. DeillUU V31IIIIIIUIL9. - Miss Mattie Boyd spent tlio week-end at honio. On Sunday ev- j ening she was the dinner guest of Miss Elizabeth Graham. Mr. Sumter Nixson and MivX C. Cannon of Friendship, motored to Eastover Sunday to attend revival meeting, jj. j Miss Birda Ray and Mr. Caesar. RawLs were the (Sunday evening guests of Miss T. Lowman. ^ . Mrs. Edna Reese and husband ^ were^ the Sunday evening guests of her sister. Mrs. Lessie Washington. Mrs. Ruth Stacks was the guest] of Mrs. Leana Rhett on Sunday | past. The Big Sisters club will me(,t Sunday evening 4:.'i0 at the heme of Mrs. Nancy Paris. A1U mem mwow wwoo t ? tEVIVAL | i gelistic Services g PTIST CHURCH | * TREET r ?*' . | S ly, October 17th ? , MEANS- - V . | ' ^eilonia Raptist .Church, ? 1 ill do the Preaching , 8 "ship With Us 1 0 M. PEACE, Pastor;. | < c- <x> ooooooo ocvo oooor/ooaoxaj > MORRTS RROWN 1 A. M. E. CHURCH ( R<\. R. 1. Lemon, Pastor. j Chii lesion. S. Q.^-With ideal \it ,<it hni* tvi,<>\roll'h'v ??> H h 10 eit t - > I'," -tH'I' t, 'II yill"! last Sunday, the wcrsMppers at 1 Morris Drown enjoyc(l_^?__bea^tiful 2 dnv "which began with the sovmon- 1 ette to tho children by I)'-. Lemon, lie spokepon the commandment t Honour thy father ajul thy mother. I The sermmu tte was followed by a i annum by t he pastor who selected i St. .Johii 12th chapter and 21st i vol c. using as ,a theme "Quest At'fi Jesus". An inspiring sec- .] .lu.'ii iesulted, as the speaker un- ; folded his text. Sunday school and 1 League functioned at their usual s hours with good attendances at i each service. There were. thrpe < acres-ions at the morning service. The day came to a successful close with a sermon by Dr. Lentil taken-from Acts 2i5th chapter. The tm-me used was "Conquering Through Divine LbveJ' A large at the night service. , Mrs. L. G. Smalls at the close </f the service expressed the sentiments of the church and the j Knicrgcr.ey eluli in a most fitting | speech to the pastor, and a dona- . tion.froin he Kinertrencv club. ( Our Ihd'ar Money came to a successful close at the evening ser vice, fhe response from the mem , bers of t e church, supplemented by the donations from the various clubs, was all that could be ex ( ptaited. Lrberuity was the-^eynctc ( wliivh marked the donations. Dr Lemon goes to the annua confer- , ...... II mi r I'll ill Mill*. i is Brown lias rallied splendidly to the pastor during the conference year just ending. The church feels the ellxrts of the pastor have been centered on the things that make for the best interest of the church. All tilings considered it i !>as been a year of perfect hatmctiy between pastor" and people. Tin church looks for the return of Dr. I Demon to .Morris Brown. One, of the most interesting events of th?' week will be the reI vital oil Tuesday night by the Coleridge-Taylor Glee club, featuring .r>() voices in the singing of spirit nnls ajiul classic music. Dr. H. I. I'rioleau wll bc guest speaker on this occasion. For many months thi-s aggregation of singers broadca-t'cd over station WCSC weekly with much, effect*.! A large crowd is expected to hear them on Tuesday night. .Mr. Philip Bennett directs the-group including the Junior choir in the singing. - There wiP be a delegation from Mollis Bri/wn at K incstreo next Sunday In witno>.< the proceedings uf the conference and hear the appointments read. Mortis Brown is now a thing of beauty due to th?' skilful efforts of Bro. Alfonso Miehell and his group of painters, superintended | by Bro. W. II. Simmons whom the I t-uste'. s appointed to superintend the work, 'the workers in this , part of the vineyard can \Wpll con| gratulate themselves on the program that has been put over. The usual crowd of visitors were in attendance last Sunday. Our visiting friends are always welcome to Morris Brown. ? . NEW SAINT PHILIP A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. Capers', Pastor Charleston, S. C.?Worshippers at St. Phi'lip last Sunday wore supported with two forceful and , upliftirfr sermons. After the pre _l.iininaries the pastor came forward and presented iRev. Crawford , I to preach. He preached a wonderful scrnlfim from 5th Psalm of DaIjvuI aiidPftth verse. Subject If I had the wings of a dove I would fly away home The church school was active at tts respective hour; a lively time , was had. , At 8 o'clock our pastor preach- . ed a sermon that was effective in force and thought from the 4th chapter and 18th vrese 'of 1st Pet- j er, subject "Who, Will He Able To Stand." We are always glad to have , | our friends. Come in at all times. | r , r V 5 A INT JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Bonier-,-Bastor Sunday was a high day at St. a nit's beginning with tV- "^ut day chool at 10 a.m. with S lpt. and Ifieers at their post of du* y The chool was interestingly reviewed. >y Mrs. Cairie Cherry. Sunday mo rung tl..* pastor n?ached a wonderful sermon to m appreciative and vtc from the ;ext St. John 1:12-13, tben^g T^e ionor <of Believers, k" At 3:30 Rev. Bookheart pustor >f St. Mark Baptist church preach >d a soul stirring sermon front I Samuel 20:26, subject Men Heart ,Vho*m God Has Touched. His ju>ilee choir renered"J?oo service. _ T.in a n... i uu uk- |ji raviicu torn the text found Rev. 1:18 usngWis a theme Wlro Can Stop X-ath ? Sunday at 5:30 p.m. ij musical ("a was given at the reside! ce of ilrs. Lydia Young, 1G1G Rice St. ilrs. Young and Mrs. Carrie Chel y sponsors. Last Thursday night at 8:00 >'clock Rev] Peterson, pastor of Sbenezer Baptist church preached i very good sermon. His choanal several members were present ind rendered excellent service. On Octoberr20 beginning at 8 p.m. 'there will be a Woman[s Sale given at the home of Mrs. IVilhelmina Woodson, 420 Henderson street, sponsored byyMvs. Car rie Cherry and Mis. Woodson. ?ome and en jew yourselves. greenwood news Macedonia Baptist Church At 11 o'clock Rev." Hall deliv;red a soul stirring sermon from the?23rd- Psalms that "wa? very :o,uching. r A very interesting topfe was Onjoyed by ^ large number of at tentive young people who assent bled thoimolvs at the? church that they might enjoy the rich benefits :>f the BYPU at G^OO p.m. ?At 7:15 p.m. Rev. Hall again delivered" a very inspiring sermon using as his theme "Snake Sense" R?v. Hall spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds 575 Goode stheet and paid pop calls to ()uite a few people while in town. Next (Sunday Rev. Hall will aerain return to Macedonia and conduct the services for the day. At At 11 o'clock he will use the theme "Workers or Shirkers?Which?" At 7:15 he will 'speak from the subject "Sir.glizing Your Purpos es". All are invited to come ovtfr to* Macedonia ar.d worship with ?? -------? A silver tea was given October 3rd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Young in interest of Mount Zion Baptist church. Mrs. Nannie P. Klugh acted a- mistress of ceremony. A most entertaining program was tendered. A neat sum of S'.t.dO wa,, raised. The hostess served a repast of punch and ca'.;^. An enjoyabje time Was expressed by all. JOHNSTON NEWS The Home Burial Aid Society held their first union at Mt. Zior Baptist church on October 3. The sermon was preached by Re\\ B. T. Sears.^jj Prof, arttfalrs. R. N. Smith were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Mrs. Willie Mae Huiett has returned to her home in "New York City after a visit to Mrs. Minnie Attaway on Bland street. The play of Belshazzar that was given at the Rosenwald school on October 4, was enjoyed by all. The f<4frftVing sold the most tickets: 1st prize, Mrs. J. W. Forrest; 2nd, Miss Fannie Mae Wrlliamfc; 3rd priJte, Miss Fralncis Harrison. . Rev. A. C. MeFarlin <;f Augusta, G., was seen in town on Sat 11 rday evening. , We are'very glad to report that Mrs. Rhoda Francis is better at this writing at her home Academy street. ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. \V. M. Gantt, Pastor Lancaster, S. C.?-Sunday school openedlat 10 o'clock by the Supt. Mr. Lovic Irgram. Service began 11:30. Rev. Gantt tlelivered the message full of divine fervor. 3:00 O'clock the Jubi-lee choirs worshipped at Bethel church. IJov. Gantt; preached another masterly sermon Sunday night. ~* Rev. R. C Chambers of Melonvillt delivered the morning sermon at First Washington church. We Appreciate having the many visitors. The Wjlling Workers club met Sunday at, the home of Mrs. Fannie McKvnney. The Missionary society sponsor?d a picnic Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey. 1 THE PALMETTO LEADE KM MANTEL A.M.K. CHURCH Rev. R. E. Broaden, Pastor t'harlupton, S. C.?Emmanuel- I' ites as wf'H a.s visiting friends . were the recipients t/f an abun- \\ dance of spiritual fooil un last Sun lu day. The morning activities com- vi menced with the usual devotionals conducted by the pastor and hi* M assistants. Second Cor,, a portion c< of the fourth chapter was read for dirst"scripture lesson. The pastor I. spoke from the theme "The In- it f-juration of Faith". Three thoughts were presented: The w Christian's Speech; Inspirational ai Work; The Assurance of Success. ! t; This sermon was inspiing and in- cc structive. .jr S. IS. and A.. C. E. I., held live- J In !y sessions. The| League held a'P pew rally which resulte with a C grand success. I>^ The 22nd chapter of Ezekiel ci ....... .......I I... ?......... ..? .U - M i i-iin u%> I^iuw ii tut' IU. i n. K. church Who with Mrs. Brown J. worshipped at .Ummanuuh Th'- | 1) ."10th verse of the same chapter .J. was selected as the text ly the L pastor. " A Man for tie ("father-jM ing". From' this , spbjevt u' other el glorious .sermon was heard. There were three accessions diu.i'K thje. gi services of the day. . as ' ,f h< Funeral tl . ' w 1 he teniams of Mrs.. Alii'" Brown to were funcralizcd on the :,ft"^rqon of the 0 inst. amidst a very iai'ge j? gallicring of members and friends.', j> The deceived was a na"iber of |j( long standing and a worker. At one time, she was a nninber of the m Senior choir. The first hymn > was a. lined by .Rev. D. S. Chis'olm fol- j j?; lowed by t ,i" reading c.'f th Sci'p-' t ares by Rev. L. R. N'cihofs.' Itev. I ft AT?ii. -Mtelle 11 offered?hire?prayer., j A vocal solo by Mr. B. F. Lawrence U| Sr. Mrs. S. L." Brogd' n. read a 1 \\ resolution comhig fro inthe Young jj People's' IX'pt of the W. II'. and ,|j F. M. of tin1' Kdist.o dist rid ^f-^yj ter the' second hymn lined by Rev. I Nichols the pastor delivered the j |{ eulogy.?SL?.loiin?11 ; ?wj-afe?^ Through .J1 sus Christ". Remarks ' k relative to the deceased were made i \\ by Itoev. L). ?. ChiSolnt. The ubitr nary and" ft'li'grams Weiu Yoad by |tl Rev. John Jamo.s. . I . t; Mrs. Brown is survived by on'? daughter;, two sisters, other tola- Sj tiwes and a large number of j y friends. Funeral arrangements in the hands of Hat leston and Fleming. Interment Emmanuel cemetery. Mrs. Anna P. Moultrie1 entertained at her heme No. 10 Jasper St. October 0, with a buffet supper in el honor of hit; daughter.. Miss L. E~ Moultrie, It. N., night supervisor' l> of the county fittt. hospital, Spar- n tainburg. "*fhe fi*u?<ts exprest'd It themselves asspending an enjoy- >' able evening. I! Mr, L. Howard Bennett, one of \\ our boys and field Worker for Fish tl university visited bis home city < and wot ship* d at Emmanuel. He also attended Sunday school in v which he w>,. partly reared. Mr. It Bennett is a graduate </f Fisk. U Having traveled ixtettsively in the p interest of his Alma. Mater, he will a leitie during tie week for Nash- it .'.111 'IV i \ mi1, i eon. The States Rally sponsored by n Miss X. A. McQ.u<n was met with t, KUCCe.y oil the . even Jig of the CI 4th inst. In spite .of the inclem- t ent'y of, th" w'ather a splendid ~ audience was out. ,\ j m - . ,\ PINK Mil-1. ( Ill R< II AND SCHOOL NEWS S. fri. was int esting Sunday. 1' Review by tile pastor and encouraging remarks by Presiding El- P '>' i \ : Li At 11:110 R?'v. Dr. Wells"prencTied from,the subii-yt D^i'ol .Praying Three Times a pajJT It was the most lovely sermon that we have heard from Dr. Wells. We hope for Dr. Well's return over this district. Our quarterly conference was the most m wonderful siiceeis. All gave a S | wonderful roprt. ill i Mr. McKi.iley Ibthea, the aifiip- P W.'d son of Rev. and Mrs. D. W. si i ! !,.( 1.,... ...... ')ll .I!..] 1.. .1 T>l. .. 1_.. P wvv.uu, ov uu-u i<i>i luiusuay. 1 I% Our school principal, Miss Mar- a jorie Malloy is hack with us again >' this year. Mrs. Alex Alford and Mrs. Henry Retina and Miss Mai- *li loy were the g'ues'ts Sunday even- " ing of Miss. Lizzie Powell, Dillon "j a member of tie Pine it ill faculty. Dr, and Mrs.. 1.. A. Wells' and pr. Miller were -Sunday dinner gliests of Mr. and Mrs. Malendia Green. Miss Irene McQueen and Mr. James McQuae 01 Ro\Vlan<l> N. C., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Alford, Sunday nit0. Mr. T. W Wright has been very ill Also- Mrs. Willie Johnson has been very ill. \\*e h<>^ her a speedy recover. . Mr, Willie Z. Bethea and Miss Ezel Bethea will leave, Monday foiv the training school,. Latta, S. C. r- ^ . R PICKENS NEWS Miss" O. Cosaway visited in icketis Saturday and Sunday. _ . Mi's. Lcxieo Kilgo, Mr.. Hub j. 'aid attended the Grand .Lodge j, Id in Greenville county at Wood j He Lodge No. 7U. s j, Mrs. Lexieo Kilgo, Hev. ar.d is. F. L. Lawtoti attend'<i the v .nvention held in Anderson. S.C. w Mrs. Lucyle Thompson, Mrs. u ucyle Johi.son of .Asheville, vis-' eH, their mother, Mrs. Amie Lady c, The Baptist .association was held a ith Grill'in Ebenezer Bapt. church id was largely, repres' nted from ^ feenvijle, 1'icken arid Anderson j ivtnties. ci Prof, and .Mrs. .J, it; Bates have- t. . gun their year's work at the ti ickens liigh school also Mrs.. L. t| . Fisher el' Greenville who has ,, :en yisiting 'with relatives in Cihl h nnati, Ohio. We'tjp glad to' welniie the sanie_fuculty_^ack. Prof. u K. Bates, principal; Mrs. Dora ti .= Ferguson, 0 and 7 grades; Mrs., a H. Hates,'4 aud 5th grades; Mrs C. Fisher, 2nd and 3rd grades i s. J.*L. _ JRoseniond, primary asses. , . The (spelling of school was of eat interest,. to' parents as well teachers. Many interesting arid Ipful ^suggestions were given by ic .principal. Special emphases as put on the new attendance law , l?r?f. J. RBat?s. Remarks were given by Mrs. J. . Hates, .A'rs. L. C. Fisher, J. L. oseniond, Do'ra D. Ferguson, Sal e Monsel. Mrs Alvin Kirksey. Mr. Ilagood and WoodroAv .Sizeore of New York City are vising their parents, Mr. and' Mrs. m is Sizemore. Prof. and Mrs. A. A. Martin visid in Pickens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Franks, Mr id" Mrs. Beauford Leonard, Mr. "illiain Rcseniond, M:ss .Ophelia oberscn of Greenville were the nner guests of Mr. and Mrs. AlMr. Johnson GrirTin, Mr Calvin olding of Ashoville, X. C., were ( le gii' sis oi Mr. and Mrs. Alvin | irksev, Sunday. Also Mijss Mary r illiams of Anderson. ; .* <> ' Miss Velum V. Wattei's ta sound . ig a few weeks at home, Rome, eorgia. ' Mr. and Mrs. Alyin Kirksey 11 tent Saturday and Sunday with 1 lr. and .V.s." 1*. H.'TL'vlfsey and tnvily. ' : CAMERON NEWS J l The tiu.-Ue rally at Drown chap t 1 netted around eighty dollars. 1 M-t-. (.'ttrmel and St. Peter schcols < ' egan Monday with large enrol- ? tents. Principal Claud Jones has t arge ol' Ml. Carmel with a new I tall" except one and l'rof. W. R. 1 lowman has charge of St. Peter 1 ith all new teachers. Both of t 1 tese schools will have Humo%Ecnoinic teachers. i Mi-s Dandy, our beloved superi-or i.< hustling over the county, taking suggestons and speeches j ..the patrons, and trust?es as ertaining* tfie work of the schools ltd the teachers1 whom are to work t the county under- her adminis- . rati'o-n. If she is allowed to re- ( tain in the county. Calhoun couny will si.-oi, rank with Richland, j Iieenville an! Charleston eoun- . i> .. _ t 1'rof. Clam! .lorifs TY-M. Pnrge-H-- -) Ii-s Ada Mae Alexander, "Miss 1 1. G. Dandy ami others were lea-am visitors at the hoihe of v lev. and Mis. \V. R, Bowman. t Solomon Stokes is getting much raise for raising on last Sunday t vor one hundred dollars on his % astor s salary. The ministers are j t ml Inn. lu it yt'iiral conferi r.eo. ,r " t * 1 IIMJ HR.VXGH ?r? 1 A. M. E. CHIRCII 1 Rev. I. II. Dozier, Pastor Mill Branch A M. E. Stinday i fhool was called to order by the upt.. Mr. A. B. Judge with fjll 1 n- members and teachers at they- i roper places. Sunday being oui;eond the( pastor was absent. The F ev. James tilled the pulpit, using | 1 s a subject S]?iritual Entertainig Company. , t We were glad to see Rev. L. R. 1 udge and wife home after spend- b >g a few weeks at Myrtle Beach, n JOHNSON-] Funeral [cr :?oi ^ t ; *< ' :? ( 1401 Park Street J). lf ? ...I ' KKrtSH.WV Jl'NTOJl HIGH --4'tio Educational machine at t:< Cersnaw Jr Hi began to* hum in s larnio'niz'ing manner as princi'pa . I'. Neal and his faculty ope.'.oi :s doors <i(i September 27. On Friday night October 8th ? cry impressive. opening program as had ir: the school's' auditor*in. Aft' i the opening song ami hantng the Lord's ' Prayer, Prinspal Ncal cam,, forward and in Very elotjOent iuamt''r 1 Vxpr'osd the fucuity's. satisfaction-. arid ratcfulnes* to patrons and stuei:ts for their splendid sp.r-t ol ooperatiori in the past. 1! urg <1 upon tin patrons W iv.p lay hL. highway of knowleJ^ : that hose und'-- |<i?r care and if Janet light sail, safely into- the. Intel dual rity without injury .Mr. Ka-oi ?upt. of cl'ty schools a-. introduced-. He paid glowing rihute.s to Booker. _T. ' Washingtoi lid Pi:cf. Georgy M"- GiU'ver. Miyjt>. Ihimmel the attendance sacher for, Lancaster county wa: produced. Sir- gave an outline of he new attendance law and urge*' rarer ts to cooperate . with the administration ir. cat rying the r<*. ui reme'nts ' Ut. ' .!: Several. potions' appeared on-pre mini with inspiring and enteraining numbers. Mrs: Blackmof ead "The Goming Mm of tin lace", which was good. Mrs. Hilon read ap article on "TdU Imio: tanoe o*f Edueatpm?:?M'drt" eliding was also well "enjoyed hj H. Mrs. Patterson read an ar icle on "Encouragement". Sin poke in high Prms of the Vat;s action on the part of tho pa rons fOr the fine type of worl eing dor.e bv the tonrh. i-sr -itii iledged her whole-hearted suport to the teachers anih-school. The du''t of Misses Belk ant .'an\ faculty members captivat d?all. Supt. Rasor iasked tha uh^y?ler.tV'i-? a1?-second?stdectrtrt .".hi eh was enjoyed as well as th? [rat- " Mt.'James Amlirmyr)n-esidelit < he parent-teacher club gave sour highlights" on accomplishment: hi nugh cooperation. Mr. Shelly Bufford, a visitinj l ie) <1 expressed his satisfactioi n seeing the ^choc/1 supplied wit! impotent teachers and tha<. hi lesire was to*se<? all schools equip ikewise. Principal Neal concluded th irogram by giving an outline o he year's program. He stresses he/act that his greatest aim wa w teach the child to live. He sai hat it is more important that th hild should have respect for la\ md order, respect for himself an hose he come in.,contact will han it is to be. able t>> aralyz he most comphx sentence or vor ill the problems oif Aiiti.meti hen lack these qualincations* The general outlook is a bigge ind btjSter Kershaw Junior lligi (ON WAY NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Church Rev. \V. 1. (lore. Pastor Services Sunday were wry go" hivughuut the day. Georgetown Rev. G. W. James at". At. 1.1:30 Rev. T. W. Brown?c Rev. A^ L. Rainbow were on th >ulp.it. Rev. Brown was present d by Rev. Rainbow and selecte TTs~text 11 Samu1'! 0:1. subject vinaness. Sunday school opened at the u lal hour with Supt. and staff s heir post of duty. At 7:30 Rev. J. F. Stanley pa? or of Bethel, Rains came to u vith a burning message, lue to the unreadiness of some o t Jur rally came c/f in- part bu he. captains the rally is continue iliti 1 everyone has played < thei lart. -Each one-is asked to d hen- best Sunday. Mrs.- R. C Lewis was. called t sew York City on account of th llness of her>grandson. Mr. F. B. and Mr. ClarenC femmingway are home from Was n.gton. J he Missionary society met o uiday at the home of Mrs. N. B ..evrster. Mrs. Lula Hewitt pas.sajj to thi }v<Vt Beyond Mojnday "-'Octobet (tth. She leaves tp mourn, a hus iand, two childreiy, three brother ind a host of relatives and friends BRADLEY I Home ' 1 ' il Telephone 8j&7 V 1 I 1 rasrc 5 "I sr. r;i;oKr;i; in s< llooi, I >.< 'i r T< a< iii i > In-tit-ute ~."S i met ;it Si _ < * ?.? i.* < 11 i^li school i i Oct. 7 and >:(i. Mi - ''oniinc Bai- i I ! ley- of Stat. < was one of| th<- Sliest >| i k' ?>.. nthi r distin, }ftiisiu <l jj"'ii--t - Mr. Schiflley Mr. .1 1'. JTM f. -s,-Mrs. Uoe. Co. . At?i near." OtlieeV. IS".- lhn-_ s ] 1 (l? r-on of ( in.i i.-11 i. 1 M.tis 'f orit.no Bailey . introduced h" value" of T "nit ami Activity . j I , Pro.rain in the v hoo!?, which was j'H i"<- in'oi i st iiia. j ^ | The follow nr.' teach' i > 'attended 1 I the SUjiV'Mo'! i-iiotni jcah." at Or- j j an(?eburt't-> P.atw! day nicht: -Misses He'njar: iti. < .M. Toa'iey, A. fje.Wee*.;. B.'i I hi r.i. " 1 iy : Me- IS. M. <): ud'um and I II Pearson, also Prof. Kddy Jenkins. They, reported. navinj? a .grand time.* ,i CARDS , DR. A. K. JOHNSON Sl'lKjEON Office: WjiSVfe Assembly Street Phone 3466 Residence, 019 Oak Street < Ph^ne 8740 REV. J. II. JOHNSON v Othce: 2029 Marion Street I NOTARYvPPBLIC - . ' * ) ri Dealer in 'Reitl K state. performs - ! maYnagc .ccrt^nonU-s,-write evil s. Heeds, morl cubes. claims. etc. ? _ Cail-TrrSee Tlim ? ?^ ; * Office Phone- 8107 Res. 6798 N. J. FREDERICK t Attorney-at-law ar.l Notary Public. pn ArTiri/Tv-AU-t r?State and Federal 1119 Wash iijftpn ? Cola.' S. C. .J I1D 1J "> Li /'/wkiiL ir JLSXV. ll.tJLl. LUU1 Liii t 1 ? D enlist ! t> -* ? Special Attention O;vya to Diabases of the Cams- ; f " Gol(T ClowW ai.u 11: iuy? . \\ oYk L-. A Specialty * Office I'hone 6-12'j ilea. 620-i 1125 Was;.mgtor. at., Coia., a. C, \ DK.^J. G. STL" ART Jbar, Nose and ih;oat Glasses ? it led .V.c-iiuteiy ? Ollice Hours: .Telephone: f 11:00 to l:t>Uli\ M lies. 461)2 J 6:00 to jfc'^O P. .51. Office 37&e s l Office: ilesidence; *" d 2030 Taylor it. i-li." 1'iue St. v,i Office Hours.- ') "k-j.horie: ,j 11 A. 51. U 2 1'. M. ra76 6 P. Jl. to S 1 >i. J k Dr. VV. 1>. lhappelle Physician and Sure*on Diseases vl \\ :: ai'd i. :,.! 'in A S: * <.*. a.ty Office. Ui ? Ideli.'b:. 2115 Lady St. ~ i vl 1'ir.c St. ' ^ _Coiui::L.tl?i?l? } *4WOffice jiu.ui>; Thorns: !-rI fc U-. it \ M I di. ,r "' ,;Jn to 2 r. M. K,s. tijyj*' t> to a P. M. ?f. Dr. R. B. Frederick 0 ' Phjsician ' : L- Office- i'.c.-;.Kt.vc: ti_ 1107 Vs? VCa-u:nrv ziu, i~;; ; l'a. &? i: Overs Victory >.v-/> Bank, Columbia, a. C. lt Phone Tan All cj<4S> s ni I'fiiLii. Woik s Dr. L. H. Hallman I) E N T I S T f I'UM hn I VI I' \ 1 I 1' 1 iv ii t Sundays "!iv An;.ain't im-nts (1 Office: CcVva'a Street r, Columbia, ?. C. Dr. H. G. Thompson O DENTIST e 1323*T2 Assemtdy St. Columbia Phon? 3-It"-, e Gold Crowns?B-rdges -Plates ? h Specialty. Fx traction* Made Painless ' In Winnsboro Wednesdays a*d Saturdays at A. Buss'el Building. ' Phone 21 p Office Hour- -V- Telephones: ' 8:30 A. M. to ."fro P. M. Office 0033 - Rejidrnoe 8873 * "-Dr. I). K. Jenkins DENTIST Filling, Plates, Crowns, Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia & Specialty .. It ? Madam peter'S Hair Grower > For Diseased Scalp?Gives Life A Beauty. BEST GROWER?apply once a week?PRICE 35c. h 1906 Blanding St, Colombia Counts Drug Store, Washington St. Ttyjmaa^ Drugstore, Teyler and Harden Streets _ . mm* Gfoaag. .