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Saturday, December 4, 1937MY WORK AT SIDNEY PARK : ^ M; Et A^ttl KLH ANIT~Cgr" f0' LUMIUA, S: C *Tiev^ T. J. Douglass^ i -r_ e ? - ?. i . The fifty-second session of the ' South Carolina Annual Conference ] of the Colored Methodist "Church, 1 held ' at Sidney Park, Nov 2-1-28, ( 1937, is now history: " j< I Came to Colunjbia, 5-^C., Dec. < 27- m.tn from *T ? '' F 1 vjlllvoovu | ? and- took charg?-^of- -the - Shtncy f-Park C Jl. E. Church, I- contacted' ! the six hundred fifty membcrk and | made some Trichds. For the church I haveidone the, following^?F-^nve i ?pWBehed"Tlgtfte?ui':nos-< to the eon < grogation *and iiycd tho same i mong the people of Columbia.' I added to the v church, thirty-six .^-members, I raised nearly .seven thousand dollars tc> carry ToruarcTl . ? the work, I did- twelve . hundred | - dolinr?~~wm-th oT Improvement on the interior of the church through | ?-Otffc,--and'improye'd the onCjil.' of', " the church by hufldtng i r<m""st^hs"'~ "and"running up the stack inereas-' t ine the efficiency of j,he furnace , ^ one hundred..per cent,-... ? JL 1 j The above work was done in 23 | ? months by the suport-of those who. loved Sidney-.Park Church. I takt , ? this * method to thank each mem- r beir and friend who helped in this work, I have a warm place in my heart for yoit. f want to show ?you that I leave you witU a gratetin -heart. I go from here to CreenyiHr, S. .f C., to pastor Israel Chanel (f. M.' E. Church You- are cordially in^. vitcdto call oh m when you coipp ?io my. city,' Dr.. N.vTl. Humphries/ of Los Angeles,' Calif., is following me hero. I ask niy friends to give him your support.,, ' . > i-ak, ... BETHLEHEM I?ALT. . CHURCH Rev. MM, IVaoc, Pastor r -? . v ~ 1 I Sunday school was well attended.' /Vlnrning -wxirshin . onun&tL. we enjoyed n very fine niC'aSe 'Ti'om Rev. ponson. of Spartanburg; who was sent to us by the A ME/9 conference. Rev. .Benson, used us a theme: "The Chhilong-> of.Insecurity." Thks message was fully de; veloped. _ _ . . I At 3:30 the Cooperative ^Ils^iou^ ary Union was held at this time. \ .Mrs. I. P.?Ingram?gave a?brief talk on Mjssjonary Work for God. The "pypniog spi-vico.- woi;n -Voi-p . ? nice. The <h: mo.WHs- 'ihoJ t~? .. . /-.t., ,i rr. i.: ? hop of the R formed Episcopal J church delivered the eubpy. l)r. . J. E. Eearr. preached ih. sermon. * Forty ministers representing- the ^ ~varion-. denominations wo among -j ;*'the large crowd that vvitw.sed the funeral The floral off* rings were beautiful. The deceased was a faithful Chris4 ian minister nr.d rod a fine j work for tie Master. FIc leaves c ^a widow and two mil all children jBand a son-Hy* fchc first marriage!" f ^rj^te^nvnt at Lincolnvihe. Funtu- j < ai^*r,'angc ments v ery . nder the j mervilie, S.- C., assisted by Mr, { ' |T'ank Edmonds of Charleston. I > || ^ " ivevun^tT hi v iimm. i iii> jms. sentcd in his uspal way. At the end of these services we were favored \vit,h a selection JYom t h e Dramatie finger? Row Xathaniel j Harrington. Visit Bo.thlolrm. the strangers home; you are always welcome. We are having a series of Christmas messages starting next Sun-, , day, Dee. 5th. "* . ; GET-TOG FTTTER MEETrNG OP THE LANCASTER .DfiST. . ' The weather w:i; un-ctJe'd Sat* urday : Xowoyhrr 2" let ' here was a group of n en w-'iti s- 111 <1minds and a spi rt-n-r eo< neration tliat met in A Cfc t-Together M eeting at Brown.- Chapel A. M. L. church Arth'P tc wn Sr 0. Afte the Op ning j?r. Hownmn stated the object, of the meeting and then introduced onr chieftain Dr. J. C. McClellan* pre*-'fling elder of the T.rtn -ast w di riet. Dr. I '^"McCh'llc'n m"de a'sole <ii': addrt'ss f ^ h^ch ;dl^j^ ''I';| Several of .'he nrfn'-le s made remarks' en eh^p rati' u in promoting th. program n? mil ii rd by tfie older. Sev-.-r.al of the layaffn and ntissij\?rv workers also- .na'cc re-1 mar\cs. -A1 'left tilled with n'.w ! ? inspivarmrr new ~rr a 1. rr^w?hoTr-, and a greater ambition ,o make /the co> -ing conferenee year a big/ ger, a better and a greater church L_ r-avivi ye^r. ? The neet'ng closed, with a surprize io the presiding rVir in the form c*f pounding sponsored by Rev. L. G. .'owman and Others. The district conference will con- 1 vene at St. Paul church WodgeSoi'i ?5i-/.ni: Pv.\- .7 1 v 'Wil iniiK pastor'' the Sunday sehov' convention w.l col.\'ene at R"thel-station Wedgefield Rev. N. B. X sr, pastor; the missionary c nvention > will be 'old at Blainry, R Caugh man, r,astov; the Endo.ve.vnt Day rally w.'ll complete Us w ;k at St. ' , Philip stanon, Rev. L. G Bowman, pasUw Peace and l^ve prevailed throughout the nutting. FJUNERAL SERVICES K>R THE LAI E RPV. E. W. CKAHAM LincolnviHc,_S. C.?The last sad ? rites Were held for the iate Rev--i E. W. Graham, the nowlv appointed pas+hor 'of Beaufort church of I . the A M. E; South' Car lina con ' ferenie At the Kb ne'zer A. M. | - E.-church, Lincolnville. Dr. I. W. I 4.-Wilborn, n( frs-.ty' 1 Wilborji, presiding eldei and Dr. 1 Jesse E. Beard presiding elder.of;! Charle - 'on cMstrict and Dr. L. R. I' " Nichols the veteran pre.>idingpel- ' _ der of the-Edisto district, condkict- * " ed the services, Friday, November ' ~Z6hat 2:30 p.m. Bishr-n Krarncv. nresidinc bis- ! r~r? HINISIEKS WIVE8 AtLfANCE."-I The Ministers Wives Alliance net at the home of Mrs. K. W. Mance on Pine street, Nov. 18th! j The doors of the .Home of Mrs. j Mance were thrown open to the , ladies of the Alliance?they seem- -( _'d to say as they swung in and j ou.t, don't you think I ought to t ,yake up the member in the Min- ( sters "Wives Alliance? i Our energetic " president, Mrs. i VI. L. - Duekett was at Jior post. 1 presiding ^with grace and_dignity-; < kating, although tWs "was her * uaiden presiding. The piahist and 1 . hoiDter, Mrs. Grant Tead in sing- 1 ing, He Lifted Me, etc. The chap lain Mfs. Elliott" read a special 5 Thanksgiving lesson*. Mrs. Starks l( lead |n_ prayer; "Day is Dying in the West," sung by Alliance. The | president asked the Secretary to j | read the By-Laws and Constitumembers. . The members of the ! Allwnec' thought as- y.ii.'muny ~-rrf--j Lho-members were teaching and" ( kvould be home weekends; that it ? ivould bo best to change the meet- h mg-from--.3rd: TITOrsday of" eaclj ] month to 3rd Friday at 4 o'clock. : We are asking the prayers of all * our .friends for our,sick members, < Mis. fteDnnnliT and Mrs noirng,!dditf are now in the hospital. WeM ask that God watch over them and, ' return tbem safely# home. After the business part of the" meeting hp. j' ing finished* ^ve, the ladies at the. rlo o of a long day of hard work,I' entered into a conversation which ' is ,-ui ".alrf; but it is an art that needs both stimulus and material , which can bt> 'supplied ny the la- , dies of the Ministers |^>vcs Alii- ( anco. Now the best is saved for" i the last. The hostess Mrs. Mance,'| assisted by Mrs R. W Mance, Jr., i nut red no. pains-in making their j guests-comfortable. The sight of-( those friendly faces, the smell of '1 hot, odorous food wafting in from'' the kitchen, the g-yests lifted their j' sccn<? before .them: turkey, cran- 1 ber^y .sauce, fruit saladT dressing plates, of hot bronze-cheeked rolls, hat J Chase and'^Sandborn coffee,; ic6 cream and cake. After such a! repast the guests, in a state of "firrdlowcd somnolence,"were escort" i'Tt to thncrfrpnt^door, there with a friendly good nitft. ?: Mrs. Maude McCllelan,*7*"1 CIIAPPELLE STATION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Roy L. Miller, Pastor. - Sunday school opened at 10 j)'clock with "the Supt. Bro. Lewis Holmnn at his post qf duty. The, lesson was beautifully discussed | for about 45 minutes. After which; a timely review was conducted by the pastor. At 11:15, after the usual preliminaries the pastor preached a won derfiil sermon, from the subject:^ lake my i pro upon ye",?ana learn of Mo." etc. The sermon was short and full of the Holy Ghost". " | MILL BRANCH AMR CHURCH Rev. D.T). Doughty, Pastor . . I - Despite a rainy day Sunday school was opened at the usual , hour. On .Thanksgiving day a fu-1 neral was held at Mill Branch, Mr.' lames Williams of New Port News ' Va., the son of Mrs. Sarah Wil-I officiating.--He H loaves to mourn his loss four sisters ?nd one brother, mother and 11 father a'ud a host of relatives. I' They win return Saturday night,' carrying with them Sister Katy' ; Carrawny. "Thanksgiving day was celebrat- \ ed at Woodland school, the ^ band j from Florence furnished .music. ' Also a gamp of basket ball was', played between Woodland a n dp Evergreen girls. * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L Hyman and daughters Erma and Geneva and T L. Hyman, Jr., motored to ' Evergreen to see their" daughter Mrs. Berthan Thomas. The funeral of Mrs. Laura Eage t ton was held at Springbranch Bap ^ tist church. ALLEN TEMPLE A. M. E. CHURCH 1 c i \v n.0iA. ("Jrci-rsvill \ S. C.?A new con- ? forenci year was begun at Allen 1 Temple lust Sunday with the piritunl tide high and with new : rithus-'asm and interest for the c new year. ? At 11 a.m. an appreciative aud- * if nc^-listened attentively to the message of the pastor as he un- * folded the iriith. 1 Everybody who attended the onference held here staged that 0 t ..vyas the best entertainment they ^ iver h.id. The Tine spirit, of the 0 ir-opfe fit" Allen Temple added rreatly to the pleasantness of the S miiferfcr.ee is the verdict of all slur wore present. The congre- S ration was unanimous ir- their r?- ^ piest for the return of the pas- n for. Many converts and acce-s- c' dons wore reported, and more than ^ >4300 collected with less than four uindred members. ? Those who attended home-com- e ing at Alkutf were Rev. J, W. yitherspocn and family. Mrs. M. (' Talhoun, M.ss Ft L. Lyk?-a.J a The League was largely attend- ? d at 0:30 p.m. An excellent prop-am was rendered. The pastor preached again Sunlay e -ning on Contrary Winds". '/j ;o full of power, and so eorvinc- ^ ng wa. the. sebmon that everyone e' elt lice leaning more heavily on w At-_ vnua. iiumcuiatciv mici tilU SIT 11311?tlie?cliciic sang "I'm Going c rhroi'gh". Allen- Temple's motto or tho ye?! U Highai Heights. \ atck ue gu. ^ ( - - \ : -V SMMANUEtr-Ar^l. E. CHURCH Rev. R. E, Brogden, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?Our Presidng Elder, Kev. L. R. Nichols and tqv. J. PcarsoR^the pasUr ot'-OtiPresbyterian chruijch were >ur gfc*8ts~on last Sunday momng. Ktv. Pearson celebiated the hirtietn anniversary as pastor of Jlivec church recently. We Were ncleed pleased to have Lim with js &uu to. receive the message l'e brought. * Alter. being introduc ;d ami presented'. to tne congregation, Rev. Pearson to?^ his text ;rom'lle LI chapter of-St. John 12th 'vise. EmrryiBUtl has two ve' v fine asiistants the pastor, 'ine Revs, lames White und A. VV -snington :an be relied upon to Lll .their places whisii an occasion arises. Last Sunday evening at the .usual lour ol woiship a very large audence heard Rev. Washr.? ton_ d?Tver flt; inspiring message. Then ,vad^JeoUS^ L^do ^thcdderness ipxt wAs taiten lrdtn St. Matthews:., 1:1, 1, 3. Speaking from thetheme "Jcau3 in?the Wilderness", Rev. Washington certainly gave urI an inspiring message. Cur pre- I siding older again worshipped with | as. We were also* pleased to tttar encouraging remarks- egming from Mrs. Davis," the; wife of Bisritop M. H. Davis. ^Funeral services for sifter Car ib Nolsfitt tawrpnee -were held at the chuch in the attornoon. v ijis:ct La'-vrenre wan onl' .of the old* ?sti members" of , Eiuinhnuel. .'..Jier ft main? wore read ovei by the pastor who, in the course of the serriton paid nigh tributes to the JeCehsetf. Hen leader Jbro'ner Wrrt* Elmore of <lass 23^ also spoke in honorable terms > of his member, [farleston funeral directors weie n attendance. ,.t . The paster >1spok6 -.to' his little :hurch from the eighteenth'chapter ol" -Proverbs tweu'y.-fourth trerse. The \ subject i}aed was, "Friends" Tiie__pa&iar ecited a short Kt7Try taNstcure attrition qW. of which a great truth was drawTT. Rev. IT. M. Turner former pastor of Emb.y chapel m w pastor at Wilton was with us on last Sunday eVvnins. Rev, Turner is orue of ours; for that Jriason we know lie did not 'eel put of place because, he was at home. ' Mr. Arthur Green spent Thanks week vith his* aur.t, Miss S. E. ej-reeor-Colinthia^ ? ? _Miss\Lau;u . .mn is 'om?y.T.*r indisposed. BETUEI. A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor Sunday school met ae ine usuui hour with officers and teachers present "A, very?beautiful lesson. After ihe lesson was taugnt on the various classes we listened to a pointed rev'ew by Rev McAdamr one of the C.M.E. ministers. For the .morning service Rev. A. C. McFarlrnd, presiding elder ci the Columbia conference of the C. SITE! chuivh delivered the mes sage. Text St. John 17. t Subject "Theok/y of Experienced Sal vation". This sermon was very touchiug-ancPwelP delivere-th? The. music festival give;. by Rev. N. IlA-rirt?'on of Chicago and Columbia, at Bethf-1 A. M. E. chuicli, Su: day night. Novembor28th, proved to be a very enjoyable u-Jair. Bethel's choir, Mr. Moore director- and Mrs. Lilla T. Bates, organist, sang several grotaps of songs and . spirituals, thereiy dob g much to make the a.ltair a success. ^BllUktr I. AVaslrington octette, Prof. R. N. Scott, director and pianist, sang three dcligh ful numbers. Tcc much praise cannct be given Rev. N. Harrington, who rose to great heights-as a -dramatic pitist and ^uest director. Ilis numbers, assisted most charmingly by Miss May Agnes Harper, weie very entertain:ng. All tolrl the evening was wry pleasantly spent. ~ V i s i to rr& ~f r -a 1 wa y s welcome. "nOirr * M 17 rurPfH t'liNtj liU"? E/ i\. iii. i'. v Re\ M C. Pollock, Pastor Pine Grove -A. M. E. Sunday school t/p;ned at its usual hour ,vith t'-e assistant Supt. Mrs. Les-* sie Washington in chaige. Ati 'sie Washington in charge. At 12:00 *he Rev. Pollock ascended he rostrum and preached a wonlerful sermon. Mr. John Rawls is still on the lick'list. Rut Mrs. Nancy Paris s imnroving. A prayer service was held with he ol test lady of our cnurch and :ommunity, Mrs. Susie Richard,on. An cfering was taken up or. hp.'.., -Mrs. Lily Kenly who nae been in. J Baltimore for a namber of years s home to stay. Miss Martha Paris .Was away iver the week-end in .Newberry. , ^here she was elected j resident* 7 f the missionary society. a Miss Nora Suber was home on ^ iunda''- for a short stay ( Mr. Thomas Kenly a student at}, rtate-A and M. college was home | j 'hanksgivi.ipv He wan aecompalied by two of his fnejids and f lassrnates, Mr. Samuel Caxor. and ( lr. Wallace Haddcm..- ? : 1 The 4-H club met at the home ( f Mrs. Ju'ia Rawls Monday evning. Quite a number rttended. ( The teachers and student of Pine e irove school gave basnets to* the Id people of our comn unity on t Vednesday beforo Thanksgiving. r The Big fisters club rret at the Onte wf M a. Estella Clark Mon- i ay iwht, November %ith a ? irge number of members present c few and o'd bushiess wa?i discussi aft 3r~ which a delicu.ua repast as s-nyed ~ I iUBSCRIliE FOR -t THE LEADER j E. _ _ " ~ . i ~ :,: >JL , I J tHE PALMETTO LEAM ~TTTNNSBORO NEWS" ' fi -J" ' * ] Thanksgi* inpr Day we.- quietly I spent in _*nd aro*und our town. ( Misses N. M Gordon, A. W. Counts Z. Benr.ett M. IT. Bcmia.-. W. B. 1 McCullough. M Anderson and t Prof. P A. StewartYe-ieamcmg a those of our , faculty who spent s Thank?triviUg and the wetk-end at their homes. Professors P. E. Mc 1 Intosh were among those of our a ^?vn avno- attenoeo tnc r*eneaict^ ~r Allen footfall clash in Columbia last Thanksgiving Day. [ Little Claud D. Maniguult, Jr., I departed this life Wedmsday 24 v inst. ut 4:00 a.m. and was fun- 1 eralized at 4:30 p.m. the same day in the 1 omc of his parents by the pastor. Rev. J. M. Beatty. The family Mr. and Mr. C. ? D. Manignult have qur profound sym>* pathy in the U/ss of their only son> ^ ~ -d Revs. Ja nes and Waidell Neal b nnd their v.ivos and?Ml..;. Helen, -e their -ister all brothers and sis- j, tors (,t iVT >w. Maniganlt. and -also ^ -Mrs. Mfnnie Johnson Were jaf the '] funeral ices of-' the deceased n baby, 1?L . Mr.'.'nd Mrs...Ed. Hall have re- S urncd from Rhode .Islam" where t 'hey vent to visit their children^ J, Miss Daisy Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J:rank Gunthrop. They re- t ">0rt A, gvand trip. - 1 ~T Misses Sara and Emma Beatty s Amelia Mcintosh and Isabel Dav- e is were.ty?rr? those who left their n "institutions of learning and spent -tr the week-end with therr parentsv-l^ We* are- proud to .have Rev. V. ^ V. Jancrelte and wife the new 5 na?tor of Wayman A. M. K. church { cast theii iot with us. From 5 what we see they are destined to .j succeed in this, their new field. *j We.heartil> welcome tfn.n. I ] Revs. J. C. Hilton and W. J. I *j Simmons worshipped with the *1 saints at St. Paul last Sunday. ' ?j Messrs O. E. Manigault and Richard Caldwell are among those .* from our town why went to Anlei'sdn to serve on jury in the *1 Federal court. Mr,?0, L Mom?^ "rault motored over there with his J father. ? .3 ?Adult scV.aol nf Home Economics "has b.err organized in the Fari- J field C mnty Training school herer *j Miss Mamie Anderson, bur H-. E. |i foacher in charge. The lerm will .j he 10 w>eoks. "MucfT good-to he J be-xtffe'*pd. i ^ Mrs. Mae F. Fair, Mrs. Hattie !j ?tevoh?om are still indisposed ; inhilw Mrs, Tula Hall in , up and, *i -nbh*?to?wal'g through the?house ?j *; Mrs. G. A. MiddletcVi Fipckney *i left Saturday morning fo'v her ne\? -j home .in B ooklyn, N. "V., after a *i 10 days stay in and arounf Winns .j boro. ?ij ] Miss Bessie Rcsehorough arfl *! her sister Mrs."Gwendolyn have re ?j turned from Chicago and wore *i >een in our town err the 25th inst. They were the picture of health. *j The Fairfield County Teachers' association will hold its 2nd meet- I ?j ing in the school helo baturday, I J December 11th. All teaehers are 1 . ul'gl'd Lu Lie preoont A treat is y in stove fo- all who coma. i We rejoiced to have Kcv. J. M. ] Smith of the A. M. E. Zion con- |i iluclioii refined to us for another .j yearV His good people sent him *< up to conference with ail claims } raised. ' - r- ' j Mr. rianne "Richmond of :Whitc Oak revurnt d from Baltimore last Saturday to the delight of hi3 * parents. Rev. J. C. Hilton filled the pul pit at St. Paul last Sunday nite | :c the delight of the saints.. His .ermon_wau inotruotiyp and gave?; "food for the soul. BENNTTTSVILLE NEWS : Mr. J. B Drake and wife Mrs. .j Drake, Mrs. T. Green and Miss E. J Ryles ;-pent a few days in West Virginia last week. > ' *i Mi's Mabel Reese, teacher aL-|] Batesburg school and Miss Rutlw^ Rlue teacher at Ridge Spring spent 'i Shan't ^rivi'.g hontc.?-? ^ Rev. A. J. Wright spent Thank's y giving at Gaffney. He was ac- 2 companied home by his mother. { Mrs. M. Morris spent Thanks- *jj giving in C dumbia. < The repo-ter was honored with *j> several 'visPcrs Thanksgiving. S Among them were students of y Johnson C. Smith, Mr. James H. i Nelson of Sumter; Mr. 0. Pogue <S Sumt.'*- Rev, W. Tally of Cheraw $ Mr. Willie Watt of Washington; 2! Mr. James J,. Lucas of vVashing- y ton. X Mr. James L. Lucas nephew of A Miss C. D,_1anders and Mr. Willie Watt spent the week end with a his auht. y Mrs A. L. Butler and daughter X Miss C. G Butler, Miss Martha *. L. Str-ator Mr. Faiston Poberscn y* Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Campbell, Jr. X Mrsr Alice R. Campbell and Mrs. ' y Mary F Bronson spent,'.-on enjoy- f.t. able timo hero. Our sick i. iends are improving ? nicely. a The adult teachers of the W.P y \. program under the urea super-J 21 /isar, Mrs. "-'ara H. Evar s met on j y 17(1. _ cnnnnutKI .III; i i tii auu a lucitiu^ I ivas hold. Mrs. A. Roberts and X Mirv OatHc I>. Sanders, teachers y in BohnettsviUe had on display *1* ;ome of theiF school work. Ai"ter y :he session a pleasant time was ' y 'pent nt the home of Miss San- X lers. y Miss Mary Malloy was elected X is teacher im the Le.->Ur school y tfter the. death of Mrs. V Stubbs. i* Miss Mi :nie Mae Smith spent X he Awk-etic' home with with pa- y etlts. X The harvest social p^ivi r. l.y the y '.'vcr-R< ady club at th" home of j % drs. Maggie McCall was a sue- ] X ?" - ' " ' ? 5 1 j ^ULLiJR NORMAL INSTITUTE | ? Ore?nyill.'. S. C-?Wc were very J' :TacT to hav? as our guest Thanks- jp tfvjng Dav^our honorable Bishop X ind Mrs. W. E. Fuller, son W. Y , Misses imty 44 / IR?J' * ind "Ruth, a grand-dau^hTer Miss Mary Fuller, all of At!:r:ta, Ga. iev. M. Brown of Ande.rJtCn; Rev, y, A. Welld af Gainesville, Ga. Bishop ?V E. Fuller delivered i soul stirr nj? jntssajfo over the lir T'i ink-SK'ivinfc nip-lit h o'cl<;ck it St. Peter-9?F. B. Ilolim^v ehureh tation WFBjG, Greonvil ?;i Miss P. vl. Birmingham of .Coumbia spe..t a" few hours Sunday is guefct of Miss 1. 1>. Tate at The -student body of the <F.N. .1. al jhk vith Missis 'late and 5. Collier enjoyed the annual conen tio.a heiil N.o.viaulaa-at lasley. 9 W iT. STEPHEN A. M. K. ? HI R^H Rev. F). N. Wilson, Pastor *. Our services wore very {rood all ay last -Suudity.? Quite- y, ruumer of the faithful members came ut in the vii im?The j>a-toi prcaeh 4'un o. ,ve. y i n 11ji os-T'*; TTTiTl Tm niring tieriiron. in ~&u>?mnrdng? "he service' was also1 goucL'Suiidity ight. .Sunday ?< h?wil by iupt. and teachers ar.d .dicers at heir post ci duty. It v as' la:gjy attended. The' little effort that v. as on ?>y he tru-'tecs v.a~ very s .coossfnl. t seemed 'everybody tried to pay omethmg. We feel tin- at the losing on the second Sunday in ext month it will be quite a sucess:?~ : ' . lS3Fb? Iwrftilffl 0 I 1 iV23?jj-L t. !* For 1 and 2 Year Olds I; Tiny Toi Cai Sturdy ."tf: Oft \ SUM loWW j. Red sireamln.^u car wit t* rubber pedals tires and hai t* rubber pedals tires-and hai ? dle_grips. Seats 10 V fro floor. i. She s a Little Darling! [ 17" Girl DOLL Richly 1 98 ; This curly haired doll with sleeping eyes wears a velvet ; coat and hat. muff to matchlITif/i Movable flood! FIBRE DOEL CARRIAGE irw. |-98 dollies can ^rubber -wheel* ? it'l Table and Chairs Prettily 0.98 Decorated! JLM Enamel finished sot of 2 chairs with scats 11VV frorti floor, and" a 251/:i"x22" table. ? ???? i r V d. _a . . T - - . . ^ -r; ^ ? ? '- * * ? MT. MonjAH BART. CHURCH Rev. ('. H. Pickett, I'astor Sp'frtanibuTB', >S. ~ C.?Sunday school opened at theu?.uaT -hour j with Sup't. and Vteaethers at their) post of duty. After the jevction- j "~irt ptoi ct-T~"TTf: c!ttss-:'s "went to their. re*pe. tive plates for a'briet study of tin lessoiTT -Tne lesson was later i'-vie wed. bvoe.vu J. II. TEnnsofv: r~ ? : T At il:.-10 o'clock. Rev Ellison i lean ?> Wafi'.o- Momoriul institute | of tAutrust a. (ia., was f ho Kuest li.wi'.L-i. s:? d,i, -a.;,..*.! Ma^u-fc?carest thou not that we j perish ' It was indeed jr. tat and I tHjoye ' by all. ' . ' The BTC met at 5:*I0 trclock: a good b-ss' - was enjoye? 'Quite : a fe w pre u.t I At night vile pastor i poke" en "The l.*ne::pt-led' Letter''. A neat (sum Ox ?ted;0. was rais'J. 'j liUlMM.I.l (Tn .TV i he Macedonia High school at Hlackvilie of which R.v. Harold K Tn.h.n.r i; p. ... , by the County Jeanes teacher',' -Mi s. .Susan I*'. Bailey, .ircompjm?uii by-bH'.?Lotrrs "Clay tm;, 5i. U.,~ Miss-...R i'Ti/abeth Poteat, R. N., of* the I> >; nwi-11 County ll'^lrh depai tnient- and Mi-s'B.IaneKo Sowell, R. X., State Nurse from the* Tuberculosis, deparimeijt who tubej.'.ulili 1 -In! :' it ! .ildroii .if the - nsbove named school. .Mrs, Bailey .V..VMVMVhVMVM\ With tr?n f ? : -"T \ ; stirflvic Design! De Fully Dressed, to the cu ! . It Has Fast Ball B ? Non-inflammable 25-Fot J3 N M E illiiillntlr Page 5 is doing all she can to have etvery type of service extended to the schools in this cotnlty. The' colored teachers ^are very glad to have _____ 4he?service of Miss-Sowell and ? wish that she could stay with .them always. ? Mrs. Paulirje Foster Brown and;. Miss Junto- Std&le are new teachers in our-county. ~r" ' __ ? Another School year at Elko Public school is well on its way. A .. ? -.1 1 * /\? a wnf>ip, tne work is progressing' nicely, under the present set up. Both faculty and student bo- ? dy are working hard toSvard the desired goal. s"; _ . . ?The Parent-Teacher organization seems to have new inspiration?this year. We are, alrTady, beginning f ' to see results. On Wednesday Nov. y *25 was annual Parent-Teachers Trustee day; '1'hc annual Thanks giving luiiy which < ulmlualoi'l on trat uav was a maip feature. A (K light-fill program was .rendered by the patrons. Mrs. Sowell, State'Nurse. ~of ths l ubereulosis Association was our guest. She ~gave some encouraging and ins.piring remarks. The\ day climaxed with financial success for The school. Miss Bailey, the J cants teacher" visited our school la-t week. -We're always glad to welcome her. Mrs. Nellie R. Greene s t'ne (.fiiciont-.-jrincipal of ttiko. school. y | lring Front ff heel! X~ reamlined Trike | For 2 to 4 Y ? Year A.t ^ \ V ew model ? lightweight, yet *<* lirrfy' With a bright red steeT ?? omo ond rubL*i tiied spoke X heels. Spring seat and handle ars are adjustable! 5 zjU luxe Accessories!* *? Chrysler Auto | his 43' model feature* a?^ aecial . easy-riding chassis,- -{ ' jilt -in fenders and roller b6ar- ! ! g wheels. New bumper, ad- *:* stable pedals and padded ? l , L_ ' ? f " : ,i, ,f Coat and finnnot' 'ft Baby Gloria | 1-98 | ' X n outstanding gift value! This *:* y doll sleeps and cries?you y n turn her head, move her !*I ins and legs. She's soft and ? .ddly-?a really thrilling gift! } ~i earing Wheels! y. RED AIR 1 CRUISER I A.98 ! ie 33%" i 14%" wagon bed 7 ? of one piece sturdy steel 1 ^ .. ith disc wheels, bright hub X ps and tough rubber tires. speedy, easy-to-st.er wagon I ' ? jt Film h Included! . t MOVIE f ROJECTOR | )-?w I m.m_ with AC-DC llniveriit & >tor. Complete with cord, J, np and two empty spools. aturc* speed control, direct < X ivind and adjustable lens. X tfiwt t tiitttttttti