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rrr:> ?Page a f*w* Y "The Old Grajr" X B* Rev. E. Philip Ellis Columbia annual conference hel inUnion last week was a real fin affair with Bishop J. S. Flipbe k I DD., presiding. As usual his"'&io ing address atrurtc-the- key-qitfiff c peace and harmony that continue throughout the entire sessioi Quite a few ministers were far t hind in their reports but the bihop treated them as a. tender fat! er would deal with children wh failed to'come up to the mark. B hop Flipper said he has nevt scolded his ministers before tf public and he never will. 1 sa that eveup minister in South Ci rolhriv ..sliotfld do their utmost I niiike. Bnrhnp Flipper's administri tiun me in luc niaiui) i , the state. We all know What v have had to take from other bi hops. Enough said. . Mr a. i>. ] Flipper assembled the miss&mai women Friday afternoon and h< address brought new lifie to ther None of us need be uneasy aboi our state missionary work und< the leadership of our bishop's wif Conference Visitors Quite a few distinguished gues attended hte conference* Amor them werer Dr. C. A. <|ibbs"'ar Dr. J B Efferson of Florida. Boi of them delivered strong speeche Dr. D. J. Stanton of Atlanta ah delivered a masterly a^dres Other visitors \yere: Dr. JC< and Mr. J. W. Taylor from tl Northeast conference; Dr. J. 1 Thomas from the Palmetto coi ference- and Drs. J. C. Quarle W. S Mimsr-J W Witherspoon,, S. Benn and J. B. Smith from tl Piedmont conference, Dr. T. , Miles of the Palmetto confOrem carried the' conference in one < . ?-his stirring addresses. He is tl . Palmetto'conference candidate f< special consideration. Enough sa for the present, Dr. E. F. 4 Dent, head of the CdfUmbia di trict made a wonderful speech : interest of the ministers of h conference It drew long and lor applause. Dr. E. II. McGill, ma tered the situation on Educatioi -?ah_mght?The annual'-ji>ermon i the Rev, B. C Cunningham and tl Vmissionaryh-sormon by the Rev. O Simmons were' simply fin These two young men outdid the selves with their messages. D J. II Grant de^n of the Theolog cal department1:.of Allen universii grew eloquent in his address i the Educational anniversary. Sj indeed was the memorial servi of the late I)r. T. F Harper, 01 of the most, outstanding chara ' ters in the Columbia conferenc , Relative to the lute Rev.-Dall ?* Edward he knew how to ntal friends,. His record of pastorir excells that of any 'minister in tl - state. He stayed on one charj fifteen years and was well thoug . of by his members. These fait ful ministers will be missed f< their seats shall be vacant. 1 Sunday Services 7 v~ ? The conference Sunday scho F was largely attended with Dr. H. Lewis of Bethel church, Colur bia as superintendent. Bishc Flipper 'stirred the audience fro the pulpit to the door-in his or< nation sermon. It has been tl talk of the upper country eve: sim-v. ncv, i Pa nomnson and n good members gave the confe ence a royal reception. He provi himself eaual to the occasion ai made themit of his life in carii for the delegates. We were plekffed to have aor. new subscribers added to The Pi , metto Leader's subscription li hut any number of our reade were, unprepared' to renew the subscription. Its impossible fc them to read the "Leader" wit out paying for it. Reports fro all colored denominations and fr k tqrnal orders are published in t! I piper. ' Bishop Flipper paid 1 \marly subscription and we cann ""afford to- compliment others. Pi Nsiding elders, leading pastors a; laymembers paid also. Thereto we cannot carry non-paid subscri ers no longer than November. Like the other conferences ^ are asking the manager to gi our readers of the Columbia co ference until the first week in E comber this year to renew th< subscriptions. _^Thcy will plea ~ pay during tho-nmnfh of l^'ovm ber to The Palmetto Leader, C lumbia, Drawer 327. After t first week in December the fu agent will recommend the disco tinua+dofi of their papers. '* Assignments Newberry district, E. A. Adan presiding elder; Miller Chapel st uon, Newberry, R. J. Jefferso Shiloh, Prosperity, S J Johnso St. James' circuit, J. S Marti Hannah, R. A. Young; Providen B. C. Cunningham; Silverstrec J. A. Gamble; Mount Moriah, A. Gary; Mount Hebron. L. Vance; Helena, T. H. Weathci Newberry mission, C. B. Coo Wateree, H. H. Redman; Mou Olive. K. L. Moore; Ncbo ai Thomas chapel, David Bedenbauj Jalapa, tb hs supplied; St. Luk< to be^ftupplied; district missions ies. P. B. Brooks, H. H. Garmoi and J. Ti. Abney; district preside Mrs. V. E. Rutherford and confe ence juvenilcf superintendent. Mi I "Kttn Hart. M- ' l.ancJtster district: J. C. McCU J lan, presiding elder; St. *Paul [ Lancaster. W. M! Gant; High H a station. H. D. Ramsey; Bethel, jj M. Williams; Brown chapel. C. i J Mcllwain: St. Philip's and Shil< Jj. G. Bowman; Wodgeflold. J. 1 E - . Williams; Lagree, JvE. Dixon; Wil low Grov<t W.. B. Nash; Wateree, C. E. Frazier; Milt Creek, A. G. ?? King; Jacob's and Thomas chapel, jjj O. A. Movant; Blaney, Nolton Cunningham; Camden and Shady "J Grove, C L. Dorman; St. Phillip's d E. R. Robinson; Fair Grove misie sion, J. H. Ford; Congpree, Eugene r, Jones; Reeder Point. John?Burn roughs; district evangrelfitet, M.'T. if '.Thomas and distfRflt president, Mrs J Maud McClellan..; * i. Columbhr-distrlcl* E."F. G. Dent, m presiding elder;-"-&>I"unibia. Bethel 5- S. H. Lewis; St. James, W. B. Bou i- lor; Salters Memorial, E. H. Mcio Gill; Emanuel, F. D. Dreher; Chap is pelle station, R. L. "Miller; Stover ) :r -hapel, S. E. Martin; New Brook- ' ie wud circuit, O. ,C. Dunham; Lex- j ty ington, 1.^6. Simmons; Irmo, M. a- C Pollock; Saluda, L. C. Butler; to Little Mountain. II.-T. Summers; a- Edgefield, A. D. Dawkins; Broad af River, ,F. C. Laws; Leosville. J. C. /a Batesjr, Pine Grove. T. H. Ringer; s. Countesville. mission, Wi D.?TrezeL. vant; Johnston.. P P. Burt; Greggs rv to^Tre?sTapplied; district evangelist ur E. L. Jones; district missionary u, E. V. Riser; conference 'brpneh j jt president, Mrs. C.. A. Adams land : er district president,- Mrs. B. Boyler, \q ' Spartanburg dffettict: W.J. Rob- : inson, presiding eTder; Trinity sta- : . ti>n, Spartanburg and little White I , Hall, T. H. Addison; Bethel, Un- i h ion, T. E. Robinson; Eastern cir- : ci it, W." M. Thompson^ Wayman . and Ebenezer, Winnsboro. to be j , ' supplied; Shady Grove, A. J, Holmnn; Mount Zion. P. P. McFarland ; ' White"Hall, J. M. Dawkins; Car- I li.-le. t). S. Suber; Taylor chapel, j p' w, G. Pwens; New Hope, A. A. j J' Amaker; St. John's mission, A. R. .! " Baten; Pine Grove, P. W. Davis; ; j Kcltorrr W. S. Jones; Antioch, Willlie.m Jeter; Ridgewood,. J. W. Hall ' j | Cold well. W. S. Young; St. Paul's j ' and Atchison chapel, J. "C. Cope- j 'j.land; district evangelist. D. E. j i(iiFields; district missionary, J. H. .J . Baton nrtd district president. Mrs. j . j Agnes Robinson. Dk E. A. Par- J wer was transferred to the Cen- ; J tral conference which mqjets at ji ." ! St.- Matthews, November 24. isi St~ Luke i j| For the next two weeks we will j i be busily engaged in the work cf.i j Jour pastorate. Bishop Flipper is i "'taking a week's recess between,] ^Jcorrfercnces.-- During this period i r r the pastor will meet all of his j i boards and clubs and plan our i J, work for this new -confo^ence year* | lr j Sunday will be a great day at our| church on Wilson street. The pas- > tor will speak both morning and; ^. evening. Holy Communion at both. "j'.services. Prayer meeting- G a.m.j, Sunday school and adult Bible I i class 9:30 a.m.; Allen League 7:00,i p.m.' Preaching 11:15 a.m. and : ' 8:00 pniv ' <e UNION NEWS ig . . i | t,e The Columbia Annual Confer-1 | enee of the AME church which ] ["jj met here 'during the; past week is]j now history This 'Conference was'! or very largely attended by the lo-j< cal people, as weir as visitors of j other cities. The Rt Rev J S Flip j 0j per was the presiding' officer g Dr Dan II Stanton of the Amor || n'J ican Bible Society and (Airs. Flip-'; (p per addressed the students of Snits tj m Conference Dr. Stanton was mUchlj |j. imprc'SSUtl?with our High?school ^ | and expressed a desire to hold one j r? jif his Bible schools here early in | ^he new year Dr. J E Thomas,'pre j r"_ .tiding elder of Florence and his -j e(j friends were here one day attend \\ 1(j ing the Conference ^ ' * Mr. and Mrs W Johnson of Ches j ter were here Sunday attending < ne the Conference. Mr and Mrs C E i Leathers, of Chester spent Sunday ] here ^Visiting friends Dr. J Mers Kenzie Harrison, Editor of the Samaritan Herald was one of the ._ busy visitors ? . . ^ Mr. Ellibtt Anderson, farmer m near Carlisle, ?jeti very suddenly " Miss. Julia Dobson, the Jeanes teacher is very busy working on / the teachers year book and leor* ganizing the new. school tjenn's 01 vrvst rw ^ ' The Urrion Community Hospital n Staff ami officials arc making f many improvements in the building. The Sims Hifch School and the *'e School at Seneca played a die name Vc last Friday?scores 0-0. n" One of the high lights of the i Columbia Annual Confer* nee was : the sermon of Bishop Flipper .Sua He day milmn',' rhn.-t l.ni. interesting sermon should be a great lrsson to ministers 'that *J? preach long sermons while folk are forced to hear them while sitn" ting on hat'd benches. i ?? i_ is MILLER CHAPEL a- . A. M. E. CHURCH n; ; n; , Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor n'. Newberry. S. C.?Miller ChapCe el f>. S. opene'd at the usual houii,t with the Supt. ip charge. The ofr ficers and teachers at their post p' of duty and a creditable number of scholars present. Tho' lesson rj was beautifully uiscus9ed by the nt Supt- ' , Our pastor is back from the . conference. We are glad to have him with us for another year. He ! 3 filled the pulpit Sunday at the even ' r" ing service and brought *us a wonderful message. nt Several of the officers gave rer~j marks of welcome to the pastor "S- and assured him they will stand 1 by him this year. One new mem si- her was addrd to the church. i 's. All members and friends are i ill urged to attend the 11 o'clock ser : J. vice next Sunday. A pecial mes C. ?*e will be delivered a,t that hour. ; )h j Visitors are always'Welcome to V. worahlp at. Miller Chapel. i I ?? ? ?TH j M | Every D; I Health 1 5 * - i o. ? I "It's Just a I ? Rv All IVI^prnQ T 1 ' v. . <> ? V t Largest Prodi I "A" Milk I V I Columbi 917 MAIls COLUMBIA, I ccomo^ 1 SAVE 0 GAIN 0 g SEE THfc ENTERPRISE? o; _>. g A. carefully mounted and fwi Q; A wimderfullv good heater at i I'---' $4. S ] FOUR -ON E-RO o K ?. * 0 Laundry Heater For Coal ? Iron heated by direct o; contact with fire pot. 8; Top will take No. 8 wash 8 boiler. 1 $9.25 g * o; Enterprise Herald Wood Heater 8; This is^j^Tttst iron box 8 heater. Has swing , top 8 with one or more holes 8 for vessels. Prices begin O, of j,. J O Ul . } ' l_ $7.50 1LORICK & : I [h ? Serving Columbia and Sc & Columbia . r g * r . vm^^^K>n:o:ox>o:oooooo:ooo. r>ox>^jO?o<>?x>:o.oo.oo.ooo.oo:o:o.c | '. WE CONG) | THE PALME' 1 FOOD C> | R. C. Willi. INCORP | FURN g . TEEEIMI -C| ? ?? V' 17ar. MAIN F.THT.I.T ? V 0 aooo.oooox>x>^>o:o;ooo-o'oO'-^c?oo:< o^>:owoo:o;oooo:oo:oooooo'o;ooc5< | For Qual; 1 - 9A I t City Ice ? I'HONE 3151 ~ BIG BAZAAR?METOKAS ANI) GALEDA8 NOV. 8-13. The Metokas and Galedas class of Zion .Baptist church invite you to spend an evening of enjoyment and furf at their Big Bazaar given in the basenieijt of the church Nov 8-13; beginning each night at 7:30 Among the entertainments* we shall have for you will be Bingo, Fortune Telling, Fishing Pond and many other added attractions. >v [E PALMlStTO LEADER L K - 4 ay Brings O Stay ~~ Jttle Better" ? v- H--1 ?? ry Our PrpductsV . . i ' r. icers of Grade in the State ~~1 ' ' ' a Dairies j J ^STREET South Carolina too oxto.ao.c>ao^?o.oox>ttc?aa^8^ o:oox>.c>o:c(<^^mo.o.o.oo^^^^1 IN FUEL 3" 1 N HEAT -One Room Heater For Coal J : hed east "iron U*Jndry heater, i low price. .95 , ' v OM" SPECIALS? Hot Water j Laundry Heater | For use with^ci?y water ^ supply or for use with * portable open top boiler <; $10.75' j fentetiprise Franklin Heater i For Goal or Wood < An all cast iron heater. I ITas reversible top and" { back pipe collar, conven- \ ' icnt hearth in front \ $11.25 LOWRAiNCE i It . 1 tuth Carolina Since 1865 S. Carolina | wv V.VVVV.UVWWWWWWWWUW RATULATE *. j rTO LEADER SHOW *ms & Sons | ORATED j ITURE 1 0>*E 5815 ' f?COLUMBIA, South Carolina j >o^oo?o:o.o:oo^ooo:o^o?x8????a) ity COAL, j L L A ' : Company >: SEABOAfib PARK | > - I ?O O0OOOOOOOOOO;OWX8^W????3 i CARD OF THANKS ? J The relatives and friends of tb late Mrs Julia A. Hart wish t ; thank the many friends forfthei I services and for the bea^tifi flowers at the time of her fuitcra They wish als6,to thank Dr.jjF Johnson for hi! long and fajlnfi I service a3 her physician 'and th Johnson-Bradley Funeral Horn 1 foiT their efficient eervice * / "" v A- " g CHERAW NEWS. g Mrs. S. W Deas, third grade 8 teacher of Robert Smalls school, g sponsored a Parent-Teachers Ice ? Cream Social last Monday night, g On Friday night, Mrs A V Wil8 son, teacher of the 4th grade gavel , g a Popular Song Contest. Mr Ber-I 2. nis Tillman and Mf Cornelius Ben^ g nefct were the contestants. Mr Till^ ? nibl^ jwojrr the prize * I i g A7 Pd5t Hallowe'en program was, 8 given at the school auditorium^ g, Monday night, sponsored by Miss, Ruth Amaker, home economicsj ' g teacher a: The YMCA and YWCA of the g Pee Dee Union Baptist church: o contested in a rally Sunday even! S -tngr-^A- sirecraHbroadcasting pro-l o gram was enjoyed during BYPU S hour The YWCA was in the lead; . c Several members of Pe? Dee at. $ tended the .Union; Sunday which <4 convened aT BethSl church near ?; Cash L 3 TVio RvnUiOptinAJ Wa.U.. ...v. vvtivtuvvu U1 T? cnit'y |U?JI P; church under the leadership of S Mr. Clinton Marshall were in 5; charge of the morning and even'S: ing services Sunday. Q Rev and Mrs A W Wright havej 2 returned froni the Conference ni 0 Daytona Beach, Fla, They report5 ed having enjoyed the tripT-n Mrs Lula Rickcnbacker of Bam-J 2 berg spent the week-end with 5 Miss Emma Saunders, who teaches 2 at Bamberg, and Miss Saunders' 3 auntj Mrs (nez Montgomery. r 1 Miss Marion Johnson spent tno 1 week-end at home Miss Elizabeth 2 Johnson spent Sunday night with 5 Miss Marion Johnson. Both young . $ ladies are teachers in the Chester 1 H field city school-. > t c COPE NEWS. c - t Cope. S. C.?One of the best cit t 5 izens of this town and commuuity f fell out of rank Saturday Oct. 2311 3 in the person of Mr. jjulius John > son. Mr. Johnson suffered only 1 5 a few moments and passed from \ 5 labor to reward. He was laid to t 3 rest in Cfcnaan ME church ceme- < 3 tery Tuesday, Oct. 25 with a I | Miss Theresa K J General | . ' for i 6 | Superior Qyalit} | ; GENERAL.^ 2 O 3 ' : Electric cookery gives y 8 ' the very definite advantai 2 of better tasting, full j flavored foods and m< 8 , '.uniform results. New features developed 2 % : . the famous G-E "Hoi of Magic" have simpHfi 8 the fine art of good cooke ?- ~l f' Every year morcantf m< 5 BftjMiiLv c 3 * * W:mt 1 1 I mWWB - T\ 5 Pp ir |ll|sM . , ' b ' -1627 Mi ,1 ?. .sal . " 11 T-?- . r ;? "S Treat yoi refreshment a arge funeral attendance. Many'p estjmonies concerning "His"' life c vere given, lie will be missed not I >nly by his individual family but*p >y tbe ^entire community. He left I >ehind to mourn his loss a widowyb ive children, three grands and a s lost 'of relatives and friends. j J Sunday was a fine day. Our.n 3ev.* A.N. Hampton in company vith Bro Fralik nardv and other t I O * ?r ' . " - -- ueiiioeTs 01 iuacetionia AM E ? :hurch mototfsd over to Good,.e dope church where an efTort wast0 ennedy selected I Electric ier Demonstrate / land Service. )? * </-; ' JELECTREO - V. 1 . ' * ? * * '% '^.v'T- * " 1*. *> : -II * . " ?1%. ':% * .ft " W?- ' ^HSlP^ #" - & i - r v .* ? - , ;> jMf f ^k. 'v ou thousands of homes change ges over to electric cookery beier cause it is so effortless andeco>re nomical with a G-E Range. Choose a new General Electric by Range now and know-the ase joys of carefrCe^cpQKtiry? ied new low'costs bring it Within ry. easy reach of every home. " >|gl General Electric WM Ranges arc equipped, with the famous G-E Hi-Speed Caluod cooking use less current arid* are practically' rry-Browne ain ) f * ' > Y aturdav, November ^ 1?57 V irself to ^ Home ibered how this man would feel. . C 1- /* - i " ; uurii wuriv.?sou irosty DOttieoi la was ready in the refrigerator, ix-bottle carton from your dealer. I' ? SS-150-76 * COC^pCOtA V BOTTLflNG CO. ADDRESS v TELEPHONE suf forth to raise our* Conference i laimsM We made a nice beginning 4 lev. Hampton preached a very ap * ropriate sennofi. On Sunday nite ' lev. fJ.W Hampton our pastor's 1 rother pronc-hrd a soul stirring ermojp at Macedonia from Saint ohn 3.3. All present were served spiritual', feast, o Brother Joseph Jtimings one of he hear! deacons of? Oak Orove baptist church is very ill. We- & ... xtond to the wife and children ur heartfelt sympathy. ?. *? ( - V C V. /"l 3ns because of ~T~ J ^ OVERS ?fi d IN ONE A lime and money-saping feature exclusive in General Electric Ranges ^ ^ ^ B * SPEED OVEN. 1096 to 30% B faster ? uses 10% to 45% V^tJEss current. Fre%cats 400 V El in less than 5 minutes. MASTER OVEN. Extra large II 9 . capacity for unusual needs. 1 B 25% greater space than I B conventional ovens. I SUPER BROILER. Duplex I Hi-Spced Calrod unit broils B any size steak. Has greatest I flexibility~13p both speed I ~ and capacity. . [AS LOW AS 1 $2.00 DOWN I f. ! i . 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