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I ^ J' JSaturday, January 8, 1938. -SAINT JAMES ? A. M. E. < HURCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson Pastor i - j ' Aahevllk. N. C.?The losing of the old year and the beg lining of ' jthe' new your both were crowned with glorious success. Lelore the old year became history (i caching and 'ove-ferst services \?ere *hau . and as the watchmen 01 the nite " called the last few seconu.. and as the new yen. came in ui...dst the joyful ring.i.g of bells ;nc large fi congregati-n worshiping w a s found on it. s knee in earr. st pray? err The sp rit of thankfu i.ess and joy has con'rued and <1. forces are at work lor the achievement - ??of a real t^od- year'al^ovK. On Sunday fnorrtfng a.iarge and beautiful congregation - gathered for worship and after the'making of an excti tionally fine atmosphero 'or vorshpi our pm-tor delivered the 1 -.orning's met> age using as hi-, subject "The Cup of Suffering" Minds were constrain ed to .thin* hearts to lo* o and as ^limov VVOQ VPnpVlPfl .ho SD1I bUC V1I1IIMA -4 itual tide reached new l<_vels.'~A host of v.fters worshipped and were welcen ed. were the experiences of i'-.e evcn__ ing as they relate to attendance, enthusasm .?nd achievemuits. The subject of the evening's message delivered ly nnr miniver?was ? . "Divniity"f.'Trftenged"; Great joy and console ion cameras Cod used His serva-i* for the edification, o'f'i His people Holy Communion ~was adminktereu to large crowds at | ? both the mi ning and eve* ing ser- j vices., All p;ans nave u> t-n eompleted for the balding of our first quarterly co-nfeTence on Monday evening s.wice on Sunday nighinight coming. At the clc^e of the", - and at th*.- ofifical board meeting on the past Monday night our_pastor cohimeM'ed all fof 'he fine, spirit of cooperation and sacrifice which havn boen demonstrated, . -2* ^ TAYLOR ? HAPEL A. M. E. < HURLH , ? Rev, W. G. Owens, Pastor The'Sunday school opert-d at the usual 1 our with Supt., Mr. J. V. 1 Thompson conducting." The lesson subject The Gospol of Mark was beautifully discussed by tne pastor and others. The mon.ing service opened at 12 o'clock with the Past.r, Rev. \V. G. Owcxis in charge. Aft^r the opening the pastor introducd Rev R i.inson, presii'.ng elder . '-he Spai-tanhnr-g rlisliir| tO_ .ach,. .He took for a text Heb. Looking unto Jesus the au..or and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was .t before Him endure., the erosir despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand o* the throne of God. . The presiding elder preached a wonderful .sermon which was en- J jo^ed by -*W.- There was -a large I number of visitors presevl. Visitors are always welcome At 3 o'c rck the quarto* ly conference wa.j held. A .wonderful quarter was it. We pai' the el- ! tier out .with a smile. The people at Chapel a.'t1 Cedar churches a o very muci, pleased with their- pastor and are working hard to please him. The col:^-4eetien-.fer *he day-was $'.0.60. .. CAMDEN NEWS had their in me-ccming dry Decern ber 12, 19.>7 which th^y received all of thei*- members with a heart full of rcjo.cing, after spending the summer and part of the win ter in the Jvorthem stqies. Tho Pastox, Rev. J?i_ Gibson - preached a souj stirring sermon was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs.. Howard.-^- DairySunday, December 2G. 1227 whichr and Mr. Cleveland Nelso ? of Dumont, N. J. and Misses Pina and Daisy Bell-in of Camden gave a ? wonderful apt ech in_ Sunday school This is th* f.ist time, Mr. Howard E. Dairy f!i-d the opportunity to visit the South and we do hope fie.'wxill come acrain. ' | Misses Rdna and Dais_r Belton left for sclitx/1 Sunday, Jan. 2 at Denmark pfter spending ten days for Christn as holidays. Mrs. Car;v Bracey gav. a buffet party at ho;1 home "WedripHny rning* Dec. ?9 in honor of Mr. and ^Mrs. Ho-waid Dairy and Mr. Clevp land Kelson. They are stopping with their aunt, Mrs. Daisy N. Collins. Mrs Jauie E. Anders< n,, Miss Blanche R. I elton and Mi*g Eunice . Carttloiy hr.ve opened a beauty hop cm Souih Broad street. They are aekng as nialny of LhuV friofl as possible to stop in to see them. : ^ noura 9:Uf a.m.?10-^p.m. For furL ther inforr ation writ? Route . 3, Box 98, Omdn,' |S. - J. First cl?M serric t U promUt^i to you. 4 *i .i-'??I | ?r - i ?Hi:X)H BAPTIST CHURCH .jt BennOttavdle, S. C.?A beautiful and imp.essive feature of this church. Sur.df.y, December 26. 1937 v\as a pageant "Nativity present ed by the members of the Senior and Junior rhnir,- A,? WrigHt, Jjastor. The jolos and readings vere good. While the I chorus sung -the beauUfui carols I the stars twinkled in the sky and [not u sound could be heard over | the pcdccfu: land save the shepherds as the light shone .rrom the east brighter, and -brtghtc-;.. From High up appeared the Angel o*' ihe Lord, singing While irhepherds Watched The ir Flocks-, by Night,-. The Kin., for whom we watched and waited has come. There they found Mary and Joseph and behold in a r.anger lay the baby. While the kings of the Orient brought in their gifts. The read ings to- ill1;. Irate each a- ?nn wag read with emphasis for <ce occasion. We were made to think serious of the first Chrlstn.as, when God hod g.ven Hi$ only Son, th'e Saviour of the world, as a gift to all mankind. Much credit is due Mrs. M. L. WT-ifrhr ili-.wtraag HHOWN ,UCYPEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. i'. Mcllwain Ptstor S. S. was opened at J.he~"usual nour v\th the Supt. and teachers c/n time, he attendance has increased in. the last four Sundays. At 11:4:. the Rev. C C. Mcllwain took this text frorr. Joshua 24:5, subject Stop Wh!pp->ng Tile Devil Around Tie Stump. The" spirit was high while the man of God talked to a large ccngrega-^ lion at which time Communion was given to a large number of Christians. The Stewaroess Nos. 1 and 2 met. at home of Mrs. Co -uidln i.tuaiv and H good meeting was had a, which time Mrs. Cas-ie Martin s) ok(. very nice to the ladies. Visitors are welcome to all meetings.* At 7:30 tii- pastor preached a strong sermon to a pack church and one soul was addod t"6 the church. We have four on our sick list, we hope t>. y~~cviil soon hf out again. We had a few visi ors: Mr. minion Broks Mrs. Mary B. Suber and daughter of Patterson, N. J.^ Mr. S. H. Lewis, Mrs. Casio Martin Mr. and Mrs. Dixspn o-f Carlisle S- C. -. ? The Xmas dinner at Miss?Gridiron's hum? uas fine; all that was present en/jed it so much. Rev. 1 nr... n r ?.Uni?v ana iVll'S* Vj. mtinvmu >vao wn^ig .Mr. Dave Fpann, Mr. Wi'son Mr. Kennedy, Mi. Khinehard' all of HartsvHle .era our gues s at the dinner. BETHEL A. *M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. II. Lewis, F us tor Sunday school met at ti e usual hour with cUlcers and teachers present. Very L(eau.tiful lesson, The- Go-spe! of Mark. A'ter lesson was . taught on the various classes, th pastor reviewed the lesson ver / beautifully. For the morning service the pas tor selected II Kings 4:k6, subject A New Year's Inquiry. Miss Birdie Pompey sang a Veiy beautiful solo, proceeding the sermon titled It IS >voll \vith my nnnl; . very touching indeed-it was. ?The -sermon wv- develo'pt'd along The 1 same line. The spiritual .ide was very high throughout th. sermon. Two access ens in the mon ing service. ? For the night service, the pas^J tor selected first Epistle-tf Peter j 5:7, subjec' Bnrdin of Care. This was nnothe, thoughtful sermon^ Visitors a*;d friends a- e always -welcome BETHLEHFM BAPT,. CHURCH Rev. M M. Peace. Pastor ?S. - Sr wrtn opened at" The TTSuar hour. Many new .faces w.re present. Morning sorvcies opened at Our pastor delivered a" fine message. Ho used ae a subject "The Gates of Heaven". Mayit be lmii, remembered Theme of the Nov Year's F./e Sermon "Let U Aiono This Year''. Topic .hough t: ''Vv 11 We Be SoaredL"_ ?B,YI'U i. i" at >,!3U. A short talk \vas'. mt^le by Rev. Easley* Th^ Ycguiar night sci/icfl^were blessed by the inspiring message subject "A /isitor From Heaven". We were B'lad to have our many friends pr- sent during the day.. Our motto; \tfelcome all large or small. " Visit B<4.thleiiam the - welcome. ~ _ t Watch ft f th(^ announcement. nf the instal.atian, iLogram. Rev. M. M. Peace was unanimously elected as pastor. Long may, he W?V? TSfc_ ?.. ,mm i I, MTT OLIVE BAPTIST ? iiliRCH ReY. E. J. Gellmon, l'astor Cheater, &. C.?Tijv Friday school ope. ed at 10:oC o'clock with ' the ; upt^dn chAi'&e The lesson" wa< beautifully cussed. Reviewed by Rev. Dyi-d. Morning worship at 11 30 a.m. Sunday was a beautiful day and a nice crowd was present Subjvet of message-Serving witn - hat you have. Evening service a t7 TO p.m. Prayer sen ce was conducted by Sister Daisy Sanders and Deacon Charlie Ha'din. At 8 o e'ock the pastor btrivpht us another soul stirring message full of ihe Holy Ghost.?The ChU^h WAS packed. Subject The Suffering Saviour. Isaiah 53:*. After the ->.nderful sermon we had C;mmuniun. . Mr. Rober* Grant spent the c.vJening with his niece. Mr-. Esther j Hardin Saturday afternoon. Friday night, December 31 the watch nig!** service was 1 eldr It was the r r.st wonderful service ever in the history of r, . church. Mrs Malissa Rosbor ,, ent the Xmas holidays with he. brother Mr. Eli Sp; ings, Pincknvy street. ?Mlss Eib.a Gallman from Coi..~u> .M.> tv>'? Vnws A'ith her 1 umum Divv. n. V .. ^ parents.? ' Mr. and Mrs. James Kardin of Charlotte spent the Xmas with Mr and Mi-s. C'.avlie Hardin. ? SERVICES AT SECOND CALVARY PAPTI/ST CHURCH JANUARY 4th A comparatively small number of membe'-' attended wuTehnight services Fr day nightseason of prayer, song-nad-testimony-was enjoyed u 'il within a lew minutes of twelve when, ali went into silent p y>er or. knees until the clock struck the ~d<iatty 'knell of 1937. Then all aiose ai-.<F"joined in a mystic eii'.le and sa .g "iBloot be the tie that binds." They exchanged greetings and-i. tired. Last Su . ay a membiv cf the deacon boaid read a brief papfer o"n "The last ! tretch of an uncharted way", usir.i' the. words: "Co after the ark . . You have not traveled this way I:, fore". The llev. Jas. AbnejL prcached a veiy edifying sermon o\ "Lost Qppori ufiitie ?i" After the el'ering Mrs. A' nie" Bell Weston of > ew York wno l.as tak en her maiicr's degree i.i dramatics made o few impre.sivo.. . remarks and eft a liberal donation for the cr .rch work, /.t- night Rev. Abney preached another splendid sermon, on "Diwe Lead. ershij/V. A Or. next Sunday the church UaT*"c$Tebrate tin- Lord's Supi>er. Dr. J. J. Starks will ; conduct the set-Wees?ami edminisj.ter the or hi .a nee. L>r. i ta'ks, 1ft nne .. To:! pasti - of oUf church, ?\n. is new doing a phenomenal w rk as president of Benedict ccl ege. _ Uui church is facing the new yeatr v'th new prospects,. i,iw hopes and r.ew determinations and a new uensecration. . ~ Read the.'Leader" and lead the reader. WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. fi. Zio?- Church Rev. Jackson, Pastor Preaching every second and fourth Sunday in ead: month. Sunday?school?every?Sunday?at y? vices. , Misses Kthel and Clura Can, Master Alexander Grai.um and Messrs W. II. Hart and Bowmfttv .oS Columbia were the quests of Miss Helen Cannon on New Year's Day. ?Miss Florence Cannon a student at Cc/ulter academy, Cheraw, was the guest of her oarents, Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Cannon during the holidays. Mrs. Florence Cannon attended the services at Rev. Harold Smith Tabernacle in Greenville last week Mr. and Mrs. Law Wilburn, Prof. Davi J. Wilburn, Mrs. Dot -Lindr and little Miss Patsy Ann Kincaid vi. :ted "Prof. J. M. Foster who is seriously ill in Asheville, N. C. Sunday. They weie accom! paniod by Mr. Smith Bo ons-and ! Miss Lottie Cromwell. ydr. R. P Parks who passed ay In Chnrlc/ite, N. January was fuj^erhlizad RJonday in i this city at New Bcthcd Baptist I cliurflv \vith the Rev. ~T D. Gist, officiating.? Interment wu? in the church cenieteVy. Mr. J.-^PT Parks who ear accidentally kPled-'jtr an automobile M. ot Vow I wrecjc w?? luiicimiiiw ??t, Bethel Baptist church iaat Sunday with' Kev. T, D. Gist, officiating, Interment was in the cnv cemetery. FINAL PAY-UP ??==---?-r WEKK THE F'ALMETTO LEADI ALLEN TEMPLE t, A. M, E. I1LKCH Rev. J.(V<. Withersiiooii. Pastor ^ Greenvil ij. C.?AITen Temple . started uf' i c\v year o?.? Jay un- . tier a^blaz,- of uiory. "l.p watch) -"rmjeTTng FTTTIcI la.st. Frid-.y m-jfUt i was aaitL .Lu-Itc?-Uuv.W*'t witness' I'd in our church. _ A luige cio'wd i was piesy^T'and wviy v< Dty im- j pressed wp'i with the hew?method ? used by th" pastoi p li t. brought!, a new suer* tmess to the ' watch '. I' Sunday morning was fr-great')* t day. in-our Ziom . To11 IT large ' ^ crowd gati t. led 1 r. Ad il.Luiu.puun t seemed to jicach Will a .,ow puwer. Ill's text was funn Alai k 11 :.'j2 ( " do. Subjo'". Je.-iii will go :ci\vard * with us in JlJd8, as. II ? nit- for- , % ward in the Gaiii.n. The Holy | Spirit led lour to unite with the;' - diu:cli ali t \iiei i .iiced ui kei's of ' other chuY-nes. lj class l''adot.s to the church; and ( as he spoke, of their suei" d duties'; the congregation sang softly: < "Jesui Keep Me Near The Cross". , The follow o'g wore made leaders: Ajessia J. Caiho'.ia llerbeit'c Alillcr. B. J. Caldwell, id in est Tol- I .?m? ThnriTi^" ginhTrworT^T'TnTfidJ tj ?ioan. Airs Hannah lie ;>ert and ; : | 4Lula Patterson. The rapid; growth y of the chili ' ;i has made ti ese (8) |j eiirht ntw lenders necessnry. Oth-I ims will b added..soon. . _ Th^ Sun ?i|. school conducted?by-Rev. D. IheVdams was ecybed by ^ all. The league was hi Jd at 11 * undo) l'avu-rublci ccndilio'ns, and i the presiilc.i, 3Iiss F. I.. LykeoJ^ had an inltiesting progiam. I( Among- tic visitors m Allen) Temple recently waive Alieb~e ModVe~of Lt urer.s* 31:. WhTfe"*a'nd \ " Mrs. .Mayme White Lyoru and bus baiij-nnd their s:ster >l'r iin New c Jersey";"Prof. Walter Humphrey of _ .State college and many tthers. I., Prof ('. A. PtMTlnr lib) wife., tile daughter o:' Uishi.n Foai tain Tit' Atlanta,. s^t nt a lew hour: at the .Manse \vhi c en route to Raleigh, - N". ('..la.'t wick: Our pastoi delivered tl.e Emancipation audx-es3 neve Sunday ut s ?J:lo, whi<!, was a mantelpiece, * . Hn spoke.at Chapman Cruvc "Sotunlay. . _i 31:. J. A. Johnson, Mesdames t " Jessie 31. Liio\vn, A.aim C: u;t. Ad- F die Mille, Helen It edge .-s a.ul 31a- ] lie Spearnl.n hnvtrbec-i. on the , sick list, but mr.eh: impi oved. Allen Tunple facts lf'JS with v the highest hopes of it*, history. The pastorV toM 'from Jv :;n 11:1 -71 ^ Sunday night el i?ul a tflpfious ^ - daa at nui' I'MlPe!:. , ' v ?AP\VA> l t i AL-s 1' 31 illi i--tend Ah-. jr. * until" irry n?i nv .* u it ittt <tc vma j writing. ? ?' ?* t" Mr. Wili.'iln Smith ,7ep u ted th.s i" ije I)eeot,.l ii 27, l!b>7. Funeral j'^ was held a, ,Sl. Philip A. M. E? -* church by it-;v. I.. 1). (laruclc. .Text Tub 14:1 4." tie* was atte-'diiiy; tho Holly Hill school. 'Hi ;.'.a: lc.s Ly a Prof. Robots, principal. - Paper ti iy Miss He it r. a Lisbon L oni the school. Ib-mark < i>y P of. -Ed. wards and Mr. I hint. ile. leaves " "*0 nTTvulTThis lo-s hh-?pareiitsr sev- N >n brother.- throe sister-v a host >f other r. jc tives and ti ends. Mr. Lo'i.s. Smith c-f Detroit, ,^ Mich.; IIiui.bert J. Rillnn; Smith ' if Columbia; Miss Saran^Smith of ilruoklvn. \* V.. snm.t ! olidavs _ . with rare 's. ; ? Mrs.- A. P. Smith and lifltle laugh'ers 'lanine ar.d Pe-rl spoilt n part of h -l.tia-. s p; S:.n ..-i.- with parents, .Mi. and Mrs. J. T. Tiller, ti Miss Hal,i ie Smith s'mlcnt. ei i: Mien university ?nd lie- friend > Miss Rutn , SatuuleTs spent the j holidays -with ?Mr:?arcr~f Mrs.?A. 11. Smith. . ^ ?Mis, IMU m 'H.n.t ei lb !ly lull 1/ -pent, a *ho t lime wilh y. ss Ilan^ , nfo "Smith " Mis. Ada "'"oung-cf.Philadelphia.. spent holid; ys with pare ,ts. ^ M ' (M.I. MAS S n McColl, S. C., J'anua-j * 4?The ci 'eachevs ha <_ all returned to work after having spent-a nreiiy Xmas at their rr. ecetive , hone. s. (M Miss L.U'inia Oliver, a student h at the Fa i llville * St-?le college. 1c spent Xma- wlfi her. mother, Mrs. n "aiiie Oli'ii. It is reputed that T -he is__mnl. in . her studie t( The Adult Institute held its rcg- le ular classes- Monday nipr.t. , New Yea-'s Day Airs.?Porter ^ llihe^ antes -anted the- ftrcttHy also ,> Mrs. LaSeine at her hnv .?. A i.otincomonU 1? Heaven [Sound play will be held)*1 =??the sohvol audtoriui.i January a l7th. h The Golden Gate Jub'l -e guartet will make its second annearance at fiei 't-r Dam Ilapt:-t church q Sunday. January 23, 3 :'clock. ^ The McColl Junior Aasko^ba^ gymnasium Friday, January 7th. 5R BATESBL'RG NEW6. The Olive Utah oh Sunday school vas called to order by the Supt. it the usual hour. Rev. T. C. Colenan delivered two high tide sermuLS S.uiulay, morning and night. -rThj pastor was surprised with 11any irilts. The Christmas trno ?t it. Jumes was the best in years, llany of our students home for! he holidays made good talks. A-: nonjy those'., home for the holidays veto-.Messrs. Conycrs. and-T. F.I 3yrd, James Jow'ers, Joe Haynes tnd Miss Ruth Jowers, Bettis A J udemy; Misats. Cleo Perrv and narjorie, Alean Byrd, Allen Uni'e,rsity.. . . The Batesburg Jr. High school polled its doors Monday, Jan. 3. V. large group of students were >?esent. i Mrse Meetze7~Mary, John Jvn: y, Hattie Jean and Walter deetze spent Sunday in Ridge Spring. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Meetze hud is supper guests Monday night,' lows. Bailey and Nicholson. Prof. Jus!i, !tfr ilhd'Air's...Clarence Robnson, Misses E. L. Byrd, Maude A*igfa^l]r-Mri jind Mrs. Johnnie himmond and son "Marion Eugene nr. ;i!ic airs. rnu wise, \ ioiu ."a in and Miss Barbara Burton vere an.ong the supper guests of Jr. and. Mrs. James Wise Friday. Miss Jimmy Wigfall of Booker Washington Hi school spent the "hristmas holidays at home. Misses Ruby Harmon of Battens rg-spcrtt the week end at Aikeh vith htir sister. 1 Mrs. Delia Brooks, the mother if Mrs. Mamie Bouknight depart(1 this life Deo. 23 and was funerdized at Mt. Alda. Mrs. Brooks eas 82 years old at her death. | m I ?m I EASTQVER NEWS. i 1 Watch night meeting was t>berved at several churches around 9 ua.sJ.ovcr. Some of them closed own at midnight ,"uliit'i s weht on intjJL^umise. It is said by, some hat Shiloh head in the meetings, lev. Bowman preached a\ St. Philip at 11:1") and at_Shilohiat 4. p.. ii." Rev. J W. Williams preached' ,t Shiloh at 11:15. All services! cere well attended] Sunday was a high day. Mrs. Jamie ITinton, Supt. conducted aiminy yohol. The lesson was'lVi i at At.. r> r? 1 ijwcu uy .>n a. .?iary 13. oirw 1111411. ( Ir. Herbert Stroy, a student of .ivingstone College was a welcome 'is i tor. A most eloquent?sermon as delivered Suhdav morning by -fir "It have hot passed this way efoie." Subject: Go ForwarTThis Cow Year. He delivered it with oree and powed. Mr. and Mrs. David Carter, Mr. ndjMrs. David Wright spent the blidays in. Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. Fdward Jones, Mr. J. D. itroy, "Mr. Andrew Jackson and Irs. Ilattio B. Lakin of Brooklyn, s. Y., spent the holidays here. Mrs. Lottie.Davis and Mrs. Saah Rivers of Richmond. Ya., also ftss* Rebecca Small of Monck's orner. " spent Xmas with partnts. Mi\_and Mrs^Jne Monday. Mrs. Brezell,- the daughter o f Irs. Queenie Martin is visiting lot her and friends. Mr. Lewis Janerette departed his life Doc. 29 and was funeral;od la^st -Sunday,at St. Phillip A. I. F. 'church by his pastor Rev .. G. Bowman, assisted bv Rev ohnson of the Holiness church. er of St. Phillip. He was the onc hmttrrv ltyftr? of" Mrs. "R"' TTT 'o.llins. He was nn .outstanding1 haracter. A great lover of his hrrrch and family. A thousand or tore attended the funeral, Holley nd Sons undertakers were i n harge. -?-?L?] Two great dinners were obsejrvLTast week for Rev. Bowman and i,s family: Mr. and. Mrs. Bish Lain of St. Phillip and Sister Em1a Watson and Sister . Lucile honipion of Shiloh. Who"-next?7 -A?great new V^Ar least giyon > Mrs/ I.auva Dcveaux, the mothr of the church, arid the oldest oman living in this' community; [al Tuesday, sponsored- by Sinter [atie? Jones wan well attended. Mrs. Marie Seott was warded on ew -year's morning twins, a boy nd a girl. She is resting fine at ome. Hurrah. Hurrah. Come to Church; <3d ?<r ChurehT 0 . :Vn?rRiPE Ft?R TIIE LEADER GEORGETOWN NEWS. * By E. J. Ford J | Thcr 'Parent-Teachers Associa-' 4 ticn of Rostmont held its-regular \ meeting Dec. 27 After the hnsi- B ness part of the meeting presided ml over hy the president was finished mi un interesting Christmas program M -was had. Quite a number of pa- fl trons were present who" expressed I themselves as having spent an en- I joyuble evening. The Misses Clementine and Cy>' I nthia Atkinson entertained Tues-I I (layi IJtc. 28 with a . lO-voly Bridge I party at their home from 5 until 7 o'clock. A very enjoyable even-' J ing was spent. The guCsts were I Misses Anna and Mary Daniels, 11 Valeria Howard, Yaldena Martin. c FJ Vonuelle K"cllv and Catherine l-Serk Mosses. James and La went a' Dun . i -more, Rupch-Daniels, Ma.cco how- Tjjjj urd, Marion Williams of Elloree. and Ernest Atkinson. " Mr. Benjamin Wynes of Homestead, Pa., is the house guest of Mr. and. M' Sr-Alex Alford. 'Mrs. Florence (Rhue) Wood Pem'-. of.. New York Cite i? Vir-v.. __? visiting her mother Mrs. Eliza- dm both and her sister Mrs. Margaret chu "A. Ffi.rd.7 T~ ' T ? thr Mrs. Grace (Dawson) Ashe spent ler, a few. days here with her husband h-n Miv Henry A. Ashe. Mi; Mr. George Nowlin, son of Mrs. Hi: Henrietta Nowlin is visiting his'grs mother and sister from N. Y. also.jane I Final Rites for H. Tishburne.. ' At Bethcsda Baptist church Sun day Jan. 2.rin the midst uf sur-T^^ i l owing relatives, class-mates andj ^ ! friends, the last rites were held ^ for Henry Fishburne. He graduat ed from Howard Hi, June, 1937. ^ Beautifpi" word expressions .by, ? I Principal J. B. Beck and letters [from vice-principal G.w'. Howard He was president of the BYPU of rha Bethesda?and usher, Reeolutiona """ on behalf of BYPU were read by Edna M. Bessaleau. Tbituary and eulogy by the pastor, Rev. G. G Daniels?- Thos? loft to mourn his 1 VOc passing are the mother, three! ^ brothers, two sisters and a host 77? relatives and friends. Interment p,, in Bethesda- cemetery. i Bethel A. M. E. Church a'a Rev. W. B. L. Clarke. Pastor Sunday school began at the usua{ hour with an increasing attend ^a' ance. An interesting review was made?by 'the pastor. AT close , ^ of the Sunday school, the pastorj , and Supt. G.,\V. Howwnl-were pre-xt sented tokens coming from the Wil ling YYoxkcrs Class of - the-Sunday-joT school, of whiyh Mrs. B. M. Clark sch is,teacher. Both?t^presled them- leg "SEfVes as being agreeably surpris- 7* ed. At 11:15 services began. The text was selected from Genesis 3 9th verse. Theme: '"Taking} Stock." * The ACE League is progressing t0" nicely ..under the leadership of Mr.' * Henry A. Ashe. I wit Please be ready to pay for your* ,, paper when it is delivered.^ aj:, Dickerson A. M.. E. ClLirch .... Rev. J. II Bryant, Pdstor Sunday being?^he first Sunday1 hos In the new yearly fine crowd was den out. The pagtor spoke from t h e, subject "What a Life." At the ev-l cning service the P. E. p ?-| ont and preached a wonderful ser mon. - - 7 St. Stephens A. M. E. Church the Rev. IX N Wilson. Past<y * pos Sunday was a rainy day still gro that did not?stop the faithful' 7 church-goers. The morning ser- linn vices were opened in-its usual-or- diet der. A soul stirring message was ally delivered Ly the pastor. Ho used, the for his subject: "The Christian new Race." ~ chu We feel happy to say, that four 7 persons connected themselves to niet the church of Cod. A very good D:r offering was lifted. hos I.OWRYS NEWS. ing , ? Mrs^ Millie Pcay and her boys was John and Charlie have returned tha home after spending ten days in mai Linden, N. J., and Philadelphia, ned visiting herjLtwo brothers and sis- tee: .ter. Thoy had a pleasant tl'lp flhd Trg enjoyed merry Xmas.- *'A ttwc The marriage of Miss Flora cral Walker to Mr. John Ridley of two Chester ^whlcft was" solemnized at ?.s Brown's Chapel AMEZ church on r.di Sunday night. Dec. 26, was large- tar; was given by her sister Mrs. Paul a v wns enjoyed by all. Bot This" whole community " was shoeie- ^ ed on Tuesday, Dec. 28 to hear of Mr; the sad death of Mr. John Gra- Wil hr.m. He died after a few days Wil illness of Pneumonia. He was a but lovely father and a devoted has- Imil ban<f To Vnow him was to love mei Funerfl services were con- pre . f ' I ' ' }l V \ . Ti ' :: " 1 rage 5 I A MODERN B CODE B-_r Tint: H A perfect understanding of every need. Second: A sympathetic and capable service that takes care of every detail ? leaving behind.. .HB?i-- . "Beautiful and inspir- --Rw--ing memories. ^R) Im- . lhird: flK. Price i.i keeping with VI B income limitations. flfl ? This we believe to be XS B a modern code?and HI?it tr TTTvsnatl t-hved? :? III up to by this modern ^ w " - establishment.?- " Johnson-Bradley Funeral Home 1401 Park Street TELEPHONE 8137 ? :ted at Mt. Prospect Baptist irch Thursday, Surviving^?were ~~ co-daufvhters, Mrsr Mattte Mil, of High Point, N. C., Mrs. Ar a Sanders of High Point andis?Annie Graham of ? Lowrys. 5 wife Mrs. Rosa Graham, 3 ind-cKildren, several brothers 1 sisters. Interment Mt. Prosit cemetery. -ittle James Galtfman is im>ving.?after -being sick \yith eumonia, -ittie Mack Carter is suffering m a burr in his throat. He fell * 1 it'slipped down his wind-pipe, is seriously sick, ifrs. Hester Loons of Du'him mt a?few?days with her ni" r Mrs Martha Hughes dunn,'holidays, . ?.? ? WW I i'MTPtv NFWb K happy new year, a r'ad rmv T" u\Service wa= held a4 Cedor ove chuid Sunday e-' .nine hv Rev.?D.?Dae is.?rrnrtOT rrf 7 nee T ct.erraele and St. \v churches. ?Text ?eueted !ch 55th compter. dr. an J Mrs. Willirn-. Joi"o: jphter, Miss Millie J' .n?r 'v-> ipi'v a:: .ried to M Ma"" ; nt, Dec 25th at then.'--ome.' fehtful iupper was ?i "od iii-1. fine matrimony was lOd. V ln'-jre rcmber went_j ore J v ho'ida^; Misses Rutv WalV' faie. -By:J?C-hest-w;?li;"*e??r *~ res, Ma ? Clark. froi, Sim.* 'i Pol Unit and Fripi...>*hip IlL : it. t-ppnt-?i f hnli :n}">i home >Ir. Sar F?nt?and vdr- J. D7 ce motored to G-cet ville on ristmas ci^y. dr. A. ( . Caldwell from Clinspent ihi holidays af home, disses l ancy Hooker. Alio* :ner~ spent the hoMiays, at home h Mr. i j.d MrS. Wm. Lpps. diss Matiie Sul er w.e funei :ed at Flint Hill Baptist church arsday, Lie. 30. She departed 5 life, Dec. 28 at the People's pital at \ewberry. I jatt u?i- ?. taker iv, charge,? GREENWOOD NOTES ? esion cnapei 'he Sunday school opened with Supt. Mrs. L. F. Perrin'at h t t of duty. A representa.tiv. up was present. it 11:30 the pastor Rev. W'.lns preached to a very nice au rcv. The crowd \vas exception ' large for such inclement r?Prububly seme have mad. year resolutions, to ^ rch better. 'he Junior Stewardess B a" at the home of Mrs. Millie n with Mrs. A. J. Andrews "atess. An "Orange Party" w. s extra affair at the board meet' Wednesday, Dec. 29. A let of was enjoyed while a neat sum ~T, > realized. This is the ,Board t does big things. They hav; ly programs and parties planfor the future. Mrs. C. A. E? s the most wondprful etic president. is always Wi ike. Sh? can't be beat. The offis, rftdafiTthe same with one *: i changes. Mrs. Verda Frar.'er . . assistant chaplain and MisS ia Johnson as assistant seres'. In our meeting of Dec. 29. rr Perrin, the tieasuiei brought vonderful annual report to the ird. It was almost perfect. ^e~ had three visitors present: ^ Smith, of Knnana Pity? M?n. lie Owens of Atlanta and Miss lie McMorris of Greenwood,- * ? who is attending school in Atnbers present who had not been sent for some time.