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INDICTS I HI-: C III K( II
"Twelve and one-half*- million j
' disillusioned Negroes in America j
cannot ho vxpecied to listen to a!
= : Qospe 1? rrf--4nsrt'm, i h 1?an< 1?e'o"d-twill
when t'ley 'note the silence or
. apathy of the ctunvh as tie.ir b.<>thers
are lytuhid and di.-niminated
attain-1; and whop tiny nolo
that the Nctfro is made to 'nai.j
many MI !!" ui.ii ? ?
ty. The ate?. ptnn'ce .of- a Christian!
doctrine under the-o eifvuni.-tan.
and conditions become mciva-iiui-"
ly difficult'." tso spoke*l.i<-ut. Law*!
rence W. (Jxley. ihav a field iyp-|
resentative of the L'. S. Employ-'
ment Service, in a . convention cf :
the ' Protestant Epi- opal Church!
in Cincinnati a few days ago.
"There is^.110 -'doubt that' Mr. Oxlev
?? correctly interprets 1 t *.**. thoughts
and attitude of the more intelligent
Neg'ruos. The central idea
of the Christian' doctrine t*s the
brotljerhood of man and the fa-1
therhood' of'Clod. The church ithe
chief airem-v for the development
and propagation of this beau,
tiful and valuaMe idea, but -ha*,
it been en the"job; i> it" on thejob?
When' has tin- c'h'utvh -noken
iji clarion tones against sonnr
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ley? Of nuu.-'f. there are thou-,
ands of jjood citizens 4(S <> have
Worked and are workiny ai-ain-t
thofc things but not so "much aehurchmor*
and churchwomen, as
just fuiufmindivi citizens. As a
- rule, \\]f church is a> silt lit as a
mouse, especially in tho-o sections
where those evils are most prevalent.
Comparisons are"" necessary
for knowledge. Compare then the
Christian yuirch with any of the;
ofhor retiu'tolis doctrines not Chris
tian and the brotherhood idea a
practiced will not show up -o well.
1 Instead?of 'lend-mtr;?rrH?too nfirii
the church follows, or remains in
a state of desuetide. Mr. Oxley's
indictment is true.
'T.uV oa,' NFf.'RO ( < ( ( \ ATI'S"
..o-_,... i
i <m <t ii'i nr. ,\ ' j 111' < i i t quontly
cunt rilivitc discussions full .
?of?gond?11 rM-aLd p;111<?- >j m\ >>11
current questions, the saint- :tppearing
in n daily newspnper. Of j
all thdi' di.-i u..-;..nst p<-r-ap- ivutreated
a subject "T. nun*. .import-j
V* aneo ati'.i meaning than tHat,?ap-i
f\' poaringf m enGy j.Mji- r. the h- a<L
> ? as appears uhny<\ vl*hp central
idea in that -coin- te V the con-i
?N demnation of the (i vevnor in his.
anti-N'egro attitude' Bui let th mcharacters
talk:
"Dr. A: What do you think of
V Governor John1 ton's ohje'tipn to
Negro CCC camps in South Car-j
olina ?
Tad: It looks like de runners''
would have supen to say horit dat.
Dis is a time when de white folkdoesn't
want niggers t<? Jef South
Carolina, hut dey is nr.?rating ev-j
v-ijr <i ay <iiiu UK(< K. I-H'V IS I'll ISed
a rukus h<.ut 'cm in f'< nn-yl- 1
vnnia whore do wps taking white
folks, jobs,' b\*i wo want -. V-m hero J
whtir'e they can do n ivtror job4.!
'Taint never been no strain on r.oi
nijrger to loff do South, but it truh
be strain (?n some white folks !
when do nijrffers Jeff . .
Dr. A: It is unfortunate that '
the Governor should assume such
,1" ?n attitude. ' -/
Tad: Do CCC camp- was larn-|'
inpr a heap of ignant nij?Kers.v-.o
as de could* bo of service to d%-,i
self and to white folks. All oyer;
South Carolina, the farthers r-s I
having a bad time gettin' labor ;
and Governor Johnston is tryen (
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o run what dey got olF. It ain't tl
i<> great hardship on de niggers. &
t is a hardship on de white folks ^
>o niggers is ruigratin' every day Cl
iiul dey must like it in de North 3,
> lew return eep to visit.
Dr. A: All over South Carolina
tnd the SoiTtJi are-?^ab^ndoned
amis. J?
Tad: De white folks has got
o help, de niggers to prosper ef
ley, %'ints to prosper deyself. Dey s
sn't no need for de governor to
tir up ill feeling- against de nig- I
tors. lie Letjtor. enforce lie laws,"' j
'u\ 'v :: i
Space does, pot permit a full i
jiiotation of the whole discussion 1
,n:t from, the ^quotations made it ;
is no.t ditlieult .to see that all too.
frequent jumping on the colored
fidks by the Cijvernor is not contributing
in any' manner to the]happiness
and welfare of the cjt-V
rzens oT-the State?white or col- ,
ro'd. It 'may be' good politics-^ <
oil we "say MA Yt?but it is a sor- <
y.""TW?y""ti> real, progress. How;,
niueit better would it not be f<rujJ
all. ftigh and low, white ami bUuJi#
o b-ay those tilings and do those,].!
nines that maKe tor good wui
md inter-racial understanding instead
oi'" stii i ih}; up ill IVoiinjLj {
I'.l ?? ->-'in' }'
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X Kampbeligrams I
T ^ Stephen C. Campbell f
..? r
Lust Thursday, with Patsy ami
a young lMan-ii)l?iiuul -Miller, we set
>ut . tii contact every convention
ami association that physical
.-trcugiln would allow. We went
through 11 i:oen\Vocfcl.?Saluda, Lexington
iiito CoYtTmbia and out to
Hopkins, where we were received \
i>v the Wateieo convention, whose
program was largely blank to be
.illerl by motions. We were motioned
on the program and was
cordially received and found some
tine talent for the. state work. $5:
was givt'fi for the work.
Op to^ Stynteiand out tj> Pax- (
viiJ.e \\;o ' went to the Black" 'Rivet ;
" oiiveutidp. Deacon C. I-.- Butler j
is thts president and tho' only a
fe.w \\TUe. present, and Ave were
iatc, tlrdy heard the message and |
received u> cordially.-?p-7.f?0 was
'.riven for promotion. _
? Buck . i in u.gh?Sanitm?we cftinc
to a <h''\v association, the Sumter J
o'mly association. hut no one was
.jre-^nt and n4> collection was tak
ii bin we i'-jund the "lost colony".
I'p the .river to CaptdOn we
air.o and tn?-i the Ml. Moi-iah co.nl
veniion. . Ilitv wo wen*, welcomed!
:ho' laic and given time to speak, j
This r- a w; 11 regulated group and.
not only., takes ,a collection hut
.lives ol.lt of the letters; 810.00,
was donated.
A'-rnss l;ilIs. .and .'wale.-. rivers j
and .swaiiips^rlaly-s and ravines wi
W'eht t<i .LLL.dbr and met the Fairfit:
Id einmty'Jocthtyn .who were .-'o
t.n see us - that "Ihi'V?g:\ve all!
th'ir time l?i hear the > message.
*1.was roller ted for tile work 1
On detours and. ^plantation roads j
\ve pas-e.l through to Winnsboro,
t-'io- Salem ('ros- road by-'Newberry
into Prosperity and met the'
hnm-- Itet'.'en, the F.iioivc asso-1
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-eini: 11. nrro aiui : ?i pua<ani 1
nevnoi;> v -a' ami looked- upnnj
-fi ;i lul.v who H:ki helped hie years
ajii t" '!' > to'school. We all trot.
:..t: t.y and >'J.55 wa< collector .a1 i
1 1 ?*.].,i-)i tMiOliy'fcf. ;** |
1' thrnsurh Batesbanr, Peluiyi
lilaekv.'Pe. [nr., o|ar nil to AH* nMi>-*
tin- Mt. Calvary as<'>ciaJi
'lr. TIc we saw the nee 1
!' mm-. lal'->!.-rs ;iii the field. T|iey
ad sent fur me to ' e*?me aiul |
preach r ?1! to the-sat isfaetion ofmy
own . s?'hi1. Sa.tiii was donated j
.. .u. ... * .i.. .. * -> ?
1.1. mi- wmii, wioy. wisprcu mcyi
cut hi. h.'iv give,, more hut thatj
was all they had.
Up-t<> Barnwell and across toj
iMlentoiv t ? the Four Mi)'- as-ncda-1
i Ion Ave wont ami was received as
i>tie longed looked foi. Th'.y heard:
the words arid was given to
tie Work. j
Tired like Elijah. we came to'
Au'gus'o. Met oi nvi k. Ahheville
and hael: home, refreshed by wlfat
Wo saw and sad at the conditions
' f the doin,rnin;il'p" ' ^
<1 to woi k harder to unify the
work and coordinate the program
Ui tnmeiulat ions
Yonv Dynamo i-nimncnfis what
he leader in^the various sections
are trying to do. They want the
li.?'it. Th.y want to find bettor
wavs of !'iim i ioning. They are
willing and rr a iy for the program.
They 'moan good. Everywhere
I wont aud~whbre I did not, i
go, they said. Dynamo, come and <
heln \is. Rring us a'School oft
Methods. Send us some plans
Keep in touch with us.
Write Some Time
M. M. Peace gave me this thnt.
-ni wnic rn loaders. A card
moans niti'V To that dear friend''I
that -eiit mo a card saying those :
tiico things about the program on,,
methods for local churches, I sure.
! appreciate daring remembered.
' ' o. a card. jn?t a public word, j
"nst anything from you will help,
n?\ Wiite I>r-. Stark and Pinson
a line.'- Write the men who are on'*
1 nc Tier:. wite a card and take <
m after collection for the work. I
Write and say a nice word. Write'
eour pastor and-toll him how nmoh
eon npprocint what he is doing.
Write your old teachers and toll
h' m how you arc rfrottinp along ,
Write them. Write mo. To all who i
lavo ejvon anything for the,work, i
r write you these words of appro-|,(
:iation. I am giving my all to' 1
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He cause, tho' not a cent on salry
has been sent in to the board. R
ake an offering and send to your <2
or^ospondiiig > secretary, Ander- ?
on, South Chrolina. Q
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS ?
Miss Ida Pearl Mitchell went to
ier home in Blairs, Saturday to
petal a week with her parents.
Miss Ernestine Wilkerson and Si
diss Elizaoeth Gaines of Finley i<
li faculty spent the week-end at t
iienedict college, Columbia, as
ru''stS of their sisters, Miss Nina s
iVrlkerson of Atlanta, Ga., and e
Miss Mabel Ganes of Great 'Falls, ?
respectively, who are . students 1
there# They witnessed the foot
Hill game Friday night there. ?.' ~"
Miss IMabel J. Sumter and Miss t
Joanna Biackwell, pinlay Hi tea- y
. hers, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. s
J. ,D. McCh rkin and M;ss Cleo-.*]
patra Spa1 i to Columbia Friday ^
night and witnesse the*1 football (
game.
Miss Mabel Brown and Mjss
Birdie Peberson. Finley Hi teach- y
crs spent the# week-end "in Gre<-'n- 1'
vllle and. saw the game there"that 4
night between Finley Hi and Ster
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Mrs. Mary Brice, Mr. ami Mrs. v
Roosevelt Hall, Mr. Charlk Atkin- 1
son went to Greenville Friday nite b
for the ga ne.
Mrs. Susie Hbfiier died at hei \
home on Collins street. Thursday
after a brief illness. She was
buried Sunday afternoon/
Mr. Cyril Sjiann, a student <>f 11
Benedict c lego came hone Kri- ^
ilay night tcr the week-end.
President J, S. Stauback spent
'. s
tlie weoloend here with Ms family.
He rej.or.ts a large cnii llmont
and p-aspnts of. a great year at
Clinton col ? ge. Bock Mil . > J
Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Clinton and
nephew, Mr. J. C. Channel!, Mr. !
J. Cr "White, Mr. J.>S IStanback, C
Prof S. I4. Kinky weht to CTarlotto
N. Ci, where the men attended a <
Masonic meeting.
Mis. Anj.a Hinton, W.ylie street
is on the jdck list. .
? \l i-M r.in; :i .1* llintoj^ is dojllg
nicely and >s getting around from
time to time.'
Monday am! Tuesday wt v very 1
in day^iNo tire uwwrp&s weiv
needed. V
.Mr. Knos Russell of N' v Yok
City accompanied the bod. of a
fi k nd to Ui'dgeland, S, C., tlien
cat no tu RlaclSstovk, his former (
home to. s|H'it(i a few days with his
father, lie attended the white .
county Fair Tuesday and witnes-- '
i d the. football yame between Finley
Hi am'tj Kniniett Scott Hi of
Ruck Hill.
Rev. X. Nelson baptized a candidate
Sunday at Calvary Rapt. ,H
ch,urch. 1
Miidam M. K. Woods has' had |
her home freshly painted, roof re- I
covered and. layn beautifully ar- a
ranged by land scape Gardner, t
I'rof. A. II. Ilatdin spent tlv' i
Week-end in Creervi^le "With relatives.
t
See .Masters Kugcno. Attles. ~
Liimes Maekcy and. Fred Hall .for 1'
lite' I'alinettcv Header each week, j
PAG HI.AM) MAN'S
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Sunday ?as,a high day at the
liiini? Spring nuptist church. The 1
Pastor, Rev. J. U. Faison preach- 1
vd soul stirring sermon. The '
in' ixihers are lookrg forward with
hiiero.sf t<> the association which
c?'MVenes this week at tin- David _
Clrove church. ^
Miss Klixahoth P. Johnson and
Mr. Frank Johnson of Philadelphia !
came hole last week to visit their r
sstrr,' Mr-' Raura Brewer.
Mr. T. ('. Brewer has returned
after having spent a very pleas- I
nr. i v.-ii-nl i.ii, _ us? I'lufadcdphin.
ZVIr. Robert Johnson, a student V
of Johnson . C. Smith university e
spent a few -days at -the htumr of T
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brf,wer last
week.
Rev. J. L. Barber and_Rev, liar- '
grove of Chattanooga, Tonn., and a
Rev. J. II. Toatly of Chesterfield
stfrnnctl ?it t hf? hnmo /.?f \f ? "nn^ ^
Mrs. T. I'\ Brewer en route from '
ihe Synod at ChailofU', X. C. last ^
week.
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HELENA NEWS li
Mrs. J.ftlia Krye on the sick list.
We hope for her e.ai ly recovery. '
Mi ss Macy Manningsthe
guest 0/ Miss Rosa Lee Pr'yc and.
lalle Frye Saturday afternoon and
eiijoyed herself very much. ,
Mr. Baylem Uimy of Florida 'is
here visitig his sister-i-law and r..
brother an i other friends.
Mrs. Katit Iiell Lindsay of Hel- ^
ra has-returned from Bridgeport
Conn., after which she enjoyed
herself very much. . P
CONWAY CIRCUIT NEWS <'
i:
The Y. F. S. C. met at the home t
:>f Mr. and Mrs. Cain Steel Frr- e
lay night with all officers present a
except one. After the business
part of the club was finnished we s
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PALMETTO iriADER ^
MAYBE SO A?
(Hy W. H.
^o?acy^^o;<^:aao^aAao.o.ac
WHAT'S
?' <
.'I'm not going "to work liiy foo
olf to death accumulating a whol<
>t for somebody else to enjoy, at"
er I'm dead". .
"Some men pay on big life in
uranee policies to leave their wiv
s thousands of dollars* Sonn
ther man ,comes along arid enjoy
t after they are dead. No, no
io-=?teaving a lot 'o money fo
oijie other guy".
Ever heard thlitj philosophy?
hat what's-the-use stuff? Maybi
ou have said that very thing you
elf. Maybe some of you ladio:
ave sajd you do not'mean to hel]
'uy iuld fit up a home and thei
rhen you. are dead sbme other wo
nan will'enjoy it.
Maybe nobody worked and slav
(1 to leave you anything. Maybi
ou just "g re wed up". Nobodj
iclped you; nobody gave you any
hint*,?^-7 1?
{Jut another maybe so is to tin
ffict that the. home into whicl
ou came helpless and dependent
rilh. -all .else?yon?found much t>
ittle, did not cost you anything
iut* one of those cry-baby squall:
ou unleased so often-.
vere served n dellciofutf cofur&e
ctiich was enjoyed by all.
Mr, Samuel Jones and Robert
steel played a few interesting
;ames.? , . .
When we "organized our; club it
ras just n few in number but we
re proud to say that our memberhip
is rapidly ihcreasing.
Mr. Sylvester .Steel thinks h*
s due the honor for naming and
lib and I guess he is. That's- I'm.
01 him. We are still ?STItTTg for
ew members. Come'and'join our
lub.
[ALVARY HAL'l ist CUCRCII
Rev. \V. G. Kinard, Pastor
Sunday. October 17$ was a beauil'ul
day for church-goers. Sunlay
school mpt at the usual hour
vith officers' and.,'teachers pres it.
very beautiful S. S_Jesson
vas taught, subject "Christian
peech and Conduct".
At 11:15 our regular morning
l*i vrs'li i?? Iwdrun Tlio niKtor
'd. his text from First Fpistlc
I< neral of Petoi: 25:2, subject:
luistians Shepherd fo Bishop.
HYI'U wu> called to -order at
ts usual hour. A wonderful les<>n
was laeelit with emphasis and
cas taken from St. Matt. 21st
hapten.
Our niu-ht service be^an a' *:0(>
'clock. Our pastor preached ft can
2:11 of Hoist lo of Paul to the
lomaes, si L.iecl New Citizenship,
t -was a vv? nderful message. We
ilso h:id Baptism and many .new
netnbers wei'e taken into full
netnbershi j>
Oil -October 10 our anniversary
...It 1. I It".. U...1 .. ....... .1
NN i-l.y [K'lU. > > I Cl
trogiaifi whch many ol' our mem>
r"rs participated on. Each orgaiization
and deacon was divided, L'
!o th< ir hi- t i>n the rally and each
ccnud to have don no its pait,
fi e total fioni the raly was $11*.
i'i. We ueiv^also glad to hiive
ho. W.-Il Smith with us. ^le
itiide a gtaial spe"eh'fand \VoPdertil
ieht-.u l-.s iit| our church.
LAKE (II Y 111(111 SCHOOL
Prof. L. 1). l?rad|ey, Principal
Our school tally '"For General
hvp' ir-.e'i. is coining along nicely.
lliL anititmi-^ reported hy each
lass fi't tli? first month was read
n chapel o.v the Principal. Prof,
hadley.
?i-h-?r>t?smumiiL i >rl?(I
u> rai.-ed by the Gth and 7th
trades- under the supervision ?'?f
h-rrf. .' y[ ( } vor."
Prof. Ih .Kih y was very ?'su?cessvi
1 in see'.n in?r cno of Kak<" City's
wn younjr nun, Mr. Abrani (treen
recent jrrtduate ()f Allen tiniveri'ty
to till the vacancy in the
chool. Misses (). Clark a?d E.
button -pert the week-end in
Cintfst:co. *
Prof, and M i|s. J. E. Mclver
pent Sunday with parents ir, Dat
?tft<;n.
101NT I. KHAN ON
A. M. }i. CHURCH
llov. W. K. Williams, Pastor
Sunday was cloudy and cold,
ut thjs unfavorable weatner did
ot keep c nn ch-tfoers from .oin
11 jr tc; the church. The Sunday
chool opened at it? regular hour,
u.. 1 ?:?1
in illlt'liuuill UIIU U'ttllK'Ift
ere found at, their respective
laces. Th? church so <'ec bega*
t its usual hour. Watch thi
hurch grow. It is growiny nvcvv
and 1a bound for success under
he leader's administration. Evrybody
is getting ready for the
nnuai conference, r
We are he ping for those on the
ick U'3t a speedy recovery.
tfD MAYBE NOT I |
Shackle ford) 8 ^
icyao.o.ao-aaoooo.oao.o.o<>aoo<x>;o.a 1
THE USE?
I
1 j Maybe you brought nothing here,
i But, brother or sister, you found
- something you did not pay otic red 1 I
copper for. ,
Maybe you don't know that life I,,
. is losing and' finding something, j
L> Life is an entrance and a dejart-.
s nient; it is taking what you find,'l
t making something out of it and j >
r then leaving it as evuknme?tfuit ,
you really lived. .
A v
? O yes. my friend, somebody left t
| you something. Above" all thing's:
somebody left you opportunities j ^
^ and privileges.' What a "heritage!
j All you brought .into this world j
was a lot of trouble for sonv. Itodyj
a few years or uuipy ypa i s- -ofte:i!
too" many' years. _,\nd yet yon;
" want to take advantage of ajl you
L> found here, enjoy them yourself
f and leave nobody anything. WJiut
a fool.
There are)toft many -people like
13. you 'in this old world?people
1 j whose theme song is "I'm (Join*
I to Live An'yhmv Until I l>i< ". The
sooner the better when some'.of J
r these what's-the-use parasites die. ?]
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I (Copyright. 1P37) |
' PENDLETON NEWS j >
Mi-. Joseph Thompson student i-p | :<
Benedict college spent Siunday with X
j his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. K,
Thompson. ..
Rev. Bess of' Anderson preached *?
a very aiile sermonn "Sumiay for . *?
the mis?uw.nry lad'rcs \at Silver V
? Spring: Baptist church.
J 'Mrs. E. Doyle of Silver Opting
! Baptist chu:ch~en"tertaihed in lion- V
or of the missionanry- Indies at 'j'
the home of Mrs. Ella Smith Sunday.
Russii n tea and delicate X
r - s
cakes.-were served. ' V
' X
Services iit 'Kings Chsinel wee
well attended Sunday. The Pas- !|!
tor, Rev. G ('. preached ,a '
| ma.sti-. iy - i num ai tin- close o-fi-jij
?which .1 wo?-anie forward and unit ,i
' ed wit'h .the-.church. Mr. and .Mrs. IX
B. W. Gadnian'.
. ;; . A . ) *?;
i.' Mrs. Pearly Ilambei'g hau 'for 1-j"
Sunday Jdini.er guests Rev. G. C. j :<
; Ford and Mrs. R. .J; ('.lark. Quite.i ! !
an elaborate and palatable dinner
- was served in courses. %
. The friends of Mr. Fd. Winston !<
a groom of ten \yeyks sympathize X
w-H-h hi'iiiin tie loss .of iji'JOO l-'ri- |jj
day nignt when .robbers break iiv.o !<
his home. . X
'Mr. .John !'n\u-:s of .New York X
is vi.-iting his brother Mr. and I V
Mis. Sam Powers.
. NKWS AROlM) l'lNl.FA lilt. 11 ;>
By Arthur Johnson
- I in- rinley Jiiniy Bute Jacket- :
I ! tak(. one and leave Cue. Tuysday I !j!
()cl?>ber Ij th nine Jacket* .dawn .?
, I Scott lli^h, Rock Hill 111 v.i (i a; J " j
! tile comity ir jrroinid'. The 1 i 1 ?!? I
- -fitel.eis U' ' i> Ce 1 - p< i Wel'vd l>y tile 'j*
Stei linn filters Friday nijtlit he- X
t'oi e ahout '.'.'id fat >. The Blue V
laeliet- ed i'n ti e 'Jn<l quarter ' *
a pass t'rijiii K. Atkinson to" X.
No.in.vr \vas r;'(',<'d lor yards. The . !
.c-xtta. point was mi-sod. The Bhu .*:*
Jackets weren't able to cross miv
'more. Tlii' name ended 20 to ('>,
with tin- J"ckets hall 011 tin- 11 X
yard Itni?.' v
l*ri<la\ tin- Bhn? tlap kcf?s -w-fll
meet tin- .loir r.-'on lliu'h "liin Ajt- !
~ pic-' ol Vol k, Fv (;it the coim- .5.
ty fair pioiOnl. *;*
Mr. -Arthur .loi.nsot: spent
lays in 11> oi nville. Thursday nit?
at 7:l*i In- broadcasted over sta- X
tint: \\ l-'HC tin- liny up for Fin ley
run! Sterlin; name.
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IJev. S. II. Lewis, I'astor
' Sunday school met at the^sual
ho-Vir with ll'iei rs and teacher: Ijl
' present.' Very Weaufiful lesson *t*
Christian, Speech and Conduct. {
.Miss-Mamie Stronian reviewed tie {
lesson for the little folk and Miss X
innetto I.yles for the adults. Hoth
reviews were very no'od and show- }
ed n\uch pre pa ration; . . ] .*
i y
For the moiyting service the pas- j.|.
tor selected "his text from Psalm i X
23. Subject: Divine Providence. *x*
\ Sunday .was celebrated a> Harvest , {
Honte day, and all thoughts Were' j A
centered in that direction. Sun-jX
flay night -Presiding Khler K. K. v*
(i. D(,nt of the ^Tolpmbia district
brought th" jneVsage. This wa> |!j
his fourth quart*-ly ci< ifeVonce. ! 5
Business session was completed jljS
Monday night. His text was tak- ?
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ii'ii iroin i/oiij. ??: If *?. siiiiji et 0?/inx?
! Through With (ind. The presid-<;jj(
1 ing elder d-'livere a very noble sor- ' *
mon, and appearantly ha- every- ;;X
thing "well /n hand for the confer- j:I
cnce which (< nver.es in Union, S.U. Q;
it< a niimlier of friends and !?
visitors'"attended both services. 8
The gospel cHoir was very sue- 3
eessful with their singing conven- 8
. lillil* Tpj
X . >
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'Sunday is the last Sabbat1* be- sp
ore the, Columbia annual ct/nfer- I
nee. The pa-tor and officers ar?
xpecting members to'do their j ?
utv as the', have so nicely done in ...
I * ! Ml'
he past. I
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tETHL'KHKM HAl'T. CHI RCI1 ' ,4n
Kev. M. .M. Peace, Pastor
S. S. opened ut the usual hour, ] da
he lesson was discussed, by the I .St
uriotifs cln.ses and reviewed by .M*
lev. E. ;M. Keitt. I ]'<0
Morning woi-smp opened about j
1:?5 witlj tb.e pastor in charge. 11 *
IgifSpoke fivm the (heme: "The j
"nans.wered Question," which was nu
ery fitting for tht> revival's in-' eat
roduetory rfenuon. BVPU had a so>
It: "
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(her 30,000.000 people are di>.?lii
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* I."5,000 people are permanently disa
ed Stales.
3,000.000 people in the Inited Stpt
" Mhe srTme, time.
Some person is ace ideal ally killed
One man in every'six is accidentally
More wages are lost on accoimt
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aturdav, October 23, 1937
ecial song sefviee program.
KvcJii'tig worship started at S ,
loth. Thenio "Ityo I aehanging
sus.." Roth choir- i endued beau
ul m.;s|e, Mipiy . fi ierds were '
^sent du'irg the day. Visit Beth
it"in--'the >'tiangers' hotoe. Yott?
i* always v eleoine.
Listen'?Our revival opened Sun
y: it is Wing conducted by the
tb's S Tornado." Rev. A.M.
an-, o." Spartanburg. We enAd
a very r.iee :sermon Monday
;ht by the Rev. E. M. Matthews
Spnrtanbi g.
We are txpwrirg "aTlvpf_ our-*?
tubers and friends . to attend
L'h of th 1 t'. n nights. Let us do 1
nothing v? i (.Jed.
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