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Dear Members:
Bill, has been reading ycur letter
and they are so vtry interest.
ing that l want to see e"ch memher.
-1 am asicmg eaoh member
. - tousend Bi.i. one o;' your f'ictures.
I am giving you plenty of time,
as I want to make a group of
' the membe-a and - let it npp_ear in
the paper mi - the "26th of^ftfarch.
Got- your calendar and see how
r.fuch time you have. Send it to
Rill irt tinii tr? ! > ? fiiiVUicVi, '
send .1 picture that you v, ant returned
"as .Bill wants to put it in
. .Her scrap book.
From Bl?,TL *
SKItENA f 1N ns~RTXF5~TCT BE
' - HELPFUL
?f>oar Bill- " ; ' .
Was glad to see so ni'.ny letters
on the pr.ge. enjoyed reading
them. Rill will yo*u please sei)d
nrc a pap r every tfoek. ' We 'are
having sone hard' work .in school
It won { he long before school
closes. Hill I am reading "Boys
an i GHs" in the 'State' paper. I
think it is-veiy tiico to r ad. Wish
Voir W.tlllfl. V' tul
Bill 1 "d'd r.ot say arc thing abdut
the Rt !es you sent : me but
was .very * !' d t& get them. They
will he'i> pre so much. Do not for*~
got to sei d me a paper every
week.
You*- trvjly, ' ???tt?
SEkLNA JACKSON.
ILL .. K. A CHER BACK
Dear* Bill:
Hero 1 am aprixir. as usual. Well
Bill, our teacher, Mi?.i H. Ch
Covins i- brck with us after several
d;vys of absence.' Gifi l-gu?.ss
" you" know every . week hrmg more_
..news; sine" I wrote' you last our
class.mates, seh.r.'olr.iatOs and 100111
mates Elliot and Chrislene Moore
lost tlu-ir mother. Mr-.. Gertrude
C 'Moore. W i deeply sympathize
with the b leaved familv. ~
Oi> Thur-day ami Friday we
v.vii b< rin iir mid term i \ai inn-.
?... linn. H ip evcrvnoe W'll come up
to the requiied examination.
Wake.- rp V-hih members, we
should hav? ;1 whole pane of news
I'l ni;i t.-ur jd-uh. Where iN T. E.
- . flohiiaa n, tile Bowman girl and
- 'Tiivnr -m- LmaiLAo.
the club. If Mr. Hampron i3 Wnd
enough to give us a page we
should s.er-i our news ir. weekly.
Looking for more news tnis week
I'd better lii g off.
bo long:,
* S .RATI THOMPSON.
ENJOYS BINGO PARTY.'
Dear Bill:
11c-rt. I am again, hope everyone
is getting ."long nicely I was
-iM.it ,,v, i- ii.vml ttVir-r, t .mened the _
Palmotto Leader and timed ,.to
The Jur, 101 PfTSe???ead alL .
nit'f?lottora on?LL Hope, it
sill b* fill ntrain this week.
We bad a binge/ party Friday
before las', ! won one game which
I thought I was going to never
win. My youngest* brother won
two games, r.iy oldest brother won
-rrrr?game Wrd -my cousin won
* three games. We all erjoyed it
.just fine. ? . ^
*jui iLii'^i lummg uri nwiy.
Quite a children in niy crass
room are malting health books,
some are o-aklng d-awing books.
?-?*- WeH-r so long- untiL. next. week.
ROSA^ LEE SMITH.
miixir M\K ut,PORTER FTTR
HER SCHOOL PAPER. "
Dear EilL... I thipk the Club Is
improving very and' was
-?? glad to see my .-letter cm thg Junior
page?" I enjoy reading all'the let'
lorKrand( feel as though I know the
~ o Club members in person. Bill, I .
must tell?you?about^ OUT School |
paper. The paper called ths ReedSareet
Informer originated In the'
tenth grade-, but it is. also support'
~ -?L1 r tU- "'-iTiPi Hiif
was elected from the tenth grade.r
-TU ~ /r r 11 ?l . (
.inc ...i.i as loimws: realtori
^ Charles Jackson ;,_Asst. ^Editor, J.
Louise Ferry; Art Editor, Frank!
? Roscman; Society Editor, Adeline
Mwr+'n; Editor, Joseph JfosI
ter; Business Mgr., William Crawford;
Circulating Mcrr., John McKelly;
Reporters, Daisy McKolly,
Estehr Grant, Wilfie Perrin and
Johnie M. Lee. Faculty Advisors
Mrs. J. L. Perry and Mr. 0. F.
Wright. I.
The paper is published bi-month
lv and has been successful so far
an 1 T hopV It w>!r?AftlinU8 W UB.
__ Bill- _L hope -to aend you a paper r
? in the future.
Ycmr friend. Johnnie
Mae Lee,
Anderson, 8. C. a
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ye a membership card anHnjFuVtotT' r
WILSON WAKES UP AG A IN.\
Hello Everybody! I am sorry,
that 1 took so lbng to write yon,
hour with Supt. and t'-achers^aT
their r.ost of duty.
At. New Eethel Baptist church
Lhc Rev. J. B. Legion of Spartanburg,
pastor of Thompson St;
Baptist elu.rch pioachcd?a . won!"rful
serm..*n Sunday after vhich
" >.';i s < n Tfrye.i In alh?M- nnd Myg
B. Deshields also the ushers of
Thompson Chapel were visitors.
We. welcome one and all.
Mrs. Can idee Morris of Washington,
D. C-7?vinitod?hor__parents
here last week. She -wr. s .railed
home tothe bedside of her father
who is ver> "til. She rnurned to
)'uV Home 'S^timtay. We' hope
Mr. Part- a-speed-./ recovery.. i
?Mrs Pol T.end.T left Saturday
nigflt for Washington. P. C. tp
visit her sister, Mrs. Blanch Foster.
v
?: Mesdnme1^ Hattie-rSteens, Inez
Alexander, DruciHg Norris, Evelyn
Wilbur n, -were the dinner
ie.'t/ of ?l r a"r} Mrr Fi nTlUParks
in Svartanlr.rg Sunday, 16.
Mr. and. Mrs. GiOver Floyd visited
the homes ofLMxs. Ida^Gar
rett axdf Mr. ClA)rcJi(re Dawl^ins
route trAjratr Courtr-Suiiday aftotnoon.
' '
Miss Elmer Ferguson and Miss
Nanzetta Parks of the Waverly
hospital ant tho Good Samaritan
hospital in Columbia who have
been vsiting their parents ^Ir. ahd
Mrs. Rruben Ferguson arid Mr,
nnd ATi-q Vrty Parka returned totheir
duty January 10th. ???
>1T. LEBANON A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. F. L. Bouey, Pastor
S.C.?Th fie .who.
came Lo worship at Ht. Lebanon
A. M. E. chifrch receive i a stirring
message frcmi the 5th chapter
of II Corinthians. The text
was based upon the 10th verse and
Rev. Boney in his characteristic
way preached the prospel with fer
vor and power. Amonft those who
heard this ..ressaffc were Mrs. ReWlgfal!
ormiyp Pp'lftg. ^
ter~ot Rev. Bouey whom ho had
not fl?m tn a period of thirty years
Mr. L. P. Gardner, a nephew Who
m Instruct^ hi arrrtctjltore In the
Ridfrfynnjh **hool #nd Miw
uui i am sun a raem&er 01 mill
?.iirver Club. enjoying?my-j
very muili.and hope you ond
j.11 the members are enjoying
themselves. i uftr getting along all
ight in school. We have had some
jad weather. So long
~ ' ??WitaoiiReae.
Cheraw, S.-C. '
MARYLAND MEMBER WRITESj
Dear Bill: i am writing to the
v'lub again. i am sending some
riddles: ? ? I
1. What walks on its head all
-day ? Answer: A tack. I
2. What i^ dead in the middle
in<J alive on both ends? Answer:
A man plowing with a horse. . J
3. What works all day and sets'
in the corner all night? Answer:
A broom. . * ' I
4. What's higher with the head
otT than with the head on? Answer:
A pilliow.
Beatrice Simpson,
Camp Parole, Md.
marc;aret on air again
Hello Evervbrrdv! Another week
as passed and I am on the air
again. I am certainly glad that
a large number has .pledged t o
<end in news for our Junior page.
I nope it will soon be filled up.
1 am real busy in school now. We
art solving equa'ttoffs and working
square root. Believe me -or not but
I can really square; those numbers.
"My sister spent a part of yesteijday
with me and we had a good
time. My slogan for the new
year is "More Letters for the Junior
Page." I am now signing off
until next week.
Margaret Wright _r" i
BF.RNICE ENJOYS READING
CLUB . LETTERS.
Rembert,. S. C.
Hello Bill: I was real glad to
?ee?my-4etler__in - the paper last
vcok, so. I am sending you ano-thir
one, but -you did not tell me
vhether I could be a member of
your club. I really enjoyed readng
nil of. the letters. Hope more
will send in letters. I "Went t o
?Su-mlayL-Schooh- I enjoyed
all' of the services. 1 will
write you again next week.
BemiCeMe Letter.
? FF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E. Zion "church
-'unduv seh>?tM-opaned- at the usual
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Best of the faculty of the Saluda
achooL .syatom. Mt. Lebanon was
glad to welcome these visitors.
At 7:00 cclock p.m. the pastor
brought ancther * instructive gospel
message in t y. hch he emphasized
the necessity of regeneration.
Presiding Flder J. C. Quarks
of the Greenville district and
Rev. J. H Burns pastor of Flat
Rock A. M. E. church were his
pulpit associates at tins service.
Each, of whom made timely remarks,
Mt. Ziort Tresbyterian" Church?
Sunday school wa8 held at Mt.
Zion Pr<>byterian church with
(7. W. Elli^ Supt.. conductiug;
After the study~ol the lbS^
son Rev. Mr. Davis of Johnson
C. Smith university of Charlotte,
N. C., ms.de rdmarks. He also"
delivered a splendid sermon at
the hour of morning worship.
?\ S* Marv Baptist Church?
An, interesting session of the S."
Sr^wsfce held?at St. Ma?y church
with?M^v-A?IC- dinkacoles, Supt
in charge." After this, the Pastor,
the Rev L. E Daniels- preach
ed a noble Sermon to an appieciative
number of hearers. The service
was impassive throughout
and eac^olip pVesent- st-eme'd encouraged
SLd uplifted?"' ,
Mr; C. _S. Cowan\remains critically
ill at his homV while Mrs.
Cowan is ?cmcwhat" better.
Mrs. Rosr Kennedy of NAsheville,
N. C., returned home a f^w days
ago after i-i ending 'sevei-al days
Tttr-thn hr?Pdde~of her brothor Mr.
C. S. Cowan. . V
( Mrs. Mwhtl R. Lee retumedNto
-her home in New York on last
\Saturday rafter spending several
I months as the house gueit of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J D. Rob- J
ertson.
Mr. Elliott M. Johnson, of the
Due West unior High school faculty
spent last week-end in Ninety-Six
wit . parents and friends.
Mrs. loksy P. Davis teacher of
^second; and third grades in the
'Titre~~W*-sTt--soUuoiy-ia_ fionfined tPher
home in Abbeville v.ith infIU~
mi7.fl. Tho schcol and ent:re communityhop:
that she may?soonbe
well and able to resume her
work. Miss Vermelle EPis is sub
in her place.
Mr. George Anderson rrratic?a-1
business trip to Abbeville on last
Saturday.
1 Miss emu- A. Holmes of the Un
ion _ School ~facttky-e?-the_Gree>nvillo
City s'.hool system si ent the
1 last week-end at home.
Mrs. Vi< .a Goosbey who has
been shut u with flu *0/ several
days is convalescent.
I Uff-Willia-m pnatwi igllt of
Pamplico, S. C., visited- in ttre~
home . cf h'i mothtr-in-!aw, Mrs.
Emma l't :'.tt last week-en<k
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"WEEPING MAItV
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. W. 11. Neal, Pastor "
White Oak, S. C.?-At 12 o'clock"
services began. , The pastor preach
ed an inspiring isermon. ^ Collection
$13.05. Communion was administered.
TIki . . yUrt. tr?
the Junior trustee board: Alexander
and Eugene Robinson, Loney
Gaithcr, James C. Richmond, Willie
H.. Beaver, AnSriw Roseborough
and Lindsay Richmond.
"Enbta Richmond;??L?Rnnvp nnd
Sarah Ann AVilliums were weekend
visitnr<; K L. Richmond also!
Polly" Camps? * ;??J
Amanda Douglass is some better.
Julia Mae Gaither and J. W.
Sawyer's wife- are-in the hospital
in Columbia. We hope for their.
-rarfar-T-rocovorv, Miss I-?^y Ppyd
is sick. _
?nnd Snndpra are^
doing splendid work in their nt-\y
school building.
NEWS IN AND AROUND
HARTSVILLE
We now have a new agent for
The Palmetto eader, Mr. Eugene1
btuckcy. Mr. StUckey will deliv- j
irr the paper every Friday and
take subscriptions the first of each,
week.
A group of yOung men and women
met at the home of. Mr. Jas.
E. Bradley for the purpose of or-'
2:anjzing a social club on last'
Thm-grlny The name of this
club will be announced in the next,
issue of the "Leader".
The Boy Scouts of America held
its weekly meeting Monday night,
Ttinuary, lOlli at Centenary . M. E.
church. The officers ancf members
of this troop are striving to make
one of the strongest troops in the
state.
ST. JAM FA A. ME. CHURCH
Rev. W. B. Bouler, Pastor
. I -Services were wen Attended
Sunday with encouraging anticipation
.for the future. Peginning
with the Surday school Mr. Sawyer
of Emmanuel station Was present
and reviewed the lesson beautifully.
The pas.or preached jLwo wonderful
sermons. Sunday morning
he preachc.l from tin subject:
Trusting God and Trustng Man.
Sunday nigi t subject: Walking by
Fnit.b TVia ^i,rnuK?/l 1
cellent mucit at both s?ryioe8.
We arc still having warm pray.ert'Delaney
is still leadirff. Several
visiton were, present Sunday.
and daughter. vlatter*^ erf ?l-_
trayg yelccwt. :
i jutmtiTo t wATngH _
MARION DISTRICT HOLDS I
DISTRICT COUNCIL
me nistrict Council of the Marion
district convened at Bethel
A. M. E. church, Conway, January
10, 1938.?Dr. Spears presiding 'elder.
After the opening the elder
liiade introductory remarks. Hie
presented Tlr, J. M. .Jackson. lia*tor
of St. John station and Hew
Jamefa M. Davis of Singletary
station as the new men of the district.
The presentation of all the
pastors and ..officials of the district?was
-made. Several visitors'
were also px-esented. Among
whom were Mrs. Sptars, Mrs. A.,
L, Sander^, Dr. J. S. Coe, Mrs.'
Reed, Rev. J. W. Bellamy of the i
j A. M. E. Zion church. All of these'
I spoke encouraging words to the|(
' group. :
The elder read a number of objeetives
whitfiv the district approved.
. " .
"... Mrs., Sanders was presented and'
she presented the claims and need
of the W. H. and b\ society work.'
Mrs. Levester the district presi-'
dent also made an appeal. Mrs?.
Spears made remarks.
We feel that our meeting was1
a profitable one, and under the
leadership of this GoiDntan and
the loyal workers the Hag will not
trail in the dust. * !,
Rev. W. I. Gore is the faithful ;
.pastor here and though he has
been sick he seems to be coming
bac,k to himself again. The local
iiven of his church, Revs. A. L.
Rainbow, Geortre James and others
are standing by the church.
The place of our district meet-,
ing: District conference, Mtr Pisgah,
Rev. G. H. Moore, pastor;
Sunday school convention, Myrtle
Beach, Rev. R. N. Moses, pastor;
YV.H. and F., at Nichols,. Rt-v. A.
A. Taylor, pastor.
redeemer reformed
. ^episcopal church\
Pin&ville, S. C.?Sundpy school
opened at 10:30 with very large
nurhber of scholars present. The
lessota was taught by one of the
older \oachers. Remarks by Rev.
Oscar Jackson of Summerville. 1
Serviced Sunday were very good
and the sermon was a soul stirring
one. Rev. t^ollinis selected Luke
1C.8 as text. ??
Rev. Collins is trying hard to
-organize the church in a modern
way. Evening services began at 1
7:30. Rev. Jackson brought a very
interesting message. Four young
men joined the church.
Rev. Oscar- ] ;. Jac.Kson is an <1- 5
dopted son of our pastor and is
attending our Theological Training
| school at Summervilte, There are |
I also two other youhp motrAvho ~ar-o 1
attending the school: Rev. Petei' ]
Lloyd and Rev. Samuel Remhert. i
We are proud of them and are pray 1
inp for their success in every way, 1
The younp Rev. Edpar Cole "Vvill
(iay nipht.
Wf&N-SBORO X EW S
ft;. W. A. Ro':^
Last Sunday whu a beantifu 1 day
fo'* the church-RuciK. The people
turned out to their different
"hurehos a!i i heard wond'-rfu! mes
napes sent from God?- A large
crowd ' turned out a,t the Zion.
church tc wit-herv' flie,"lwUg? rendered
by Russell's pospyj singers.
"Every one was greatly r.npn-asci _
toy the'prepress the choir is mak'Mbs."
PSul.yjKjS^&xVhri amf hor
daughter,_ l',hOTtfKe;r left Sunday
nite for New ark. *91. J. lier daughtcr
- -''11 , ?n'ljnI nfjero hut Mrs.
Woodward will return later."
Mrar Jessie Russell, Mrs. Ma nn/>
TTrrr Trrrr!?prrd?Mtv?and?Mvw. 1
T. J. Burns .nptorerl to Camden
?}u:.dny ,tc <p.'nd the dry. They
ienort a viy pleasant trip.
Mr. W A. r/>?s, Jr., is home
after ctr.v.nh'i ing his mid-term i xaminations
at Benedict ?<>ilegjp. He
v;il spend i few days here with '
his parents and mends. Wo .'tre |
plad to knew that he is doing '
well. ?*|
-%
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Pony
of Washington, D. C., spent last
week hero V the delight of their ,
parents, Mr., anil Mrs. Charlie?
P^ay. Wn'ie hero th?y motored
oT'hjstor and Columbia to visit
relatives and friends. A family
reunion was given nt the homo of
their aunt and. uncle, Mr. ani J
Mrs. Alexander "Russell. Amrrntr rthosp
who were prene.nl. were:
Mrs. Jessie Russell, Mamie Harmon,
"Pearl Peay, Man- Peay,
Francis "Pot-". Lois Johnson. Miss-Charlio
Pe?.y, Timothy Johnson, '
Alexander P< ay, Joseph McDowell
Eddie DavlTTJr., and Mr. -a?d
Mrs. Eddie Davis.
The Fairfield County Training'
school girls arid boys basketball
teams have started out mr-atwth
r yearV- work. East Friday nitc- r
they played their first game of the
Tor son trgMnst FrniCy Hi toam.^gF Chester
at Chester. The girls of
Winnsboro v/ore defeated 28-1.
'I'ne .'U'flfg was flfi-lU in favor of
Fnley.:
Miss Go ft rude Wilson, one of
the members of the Fai.rfield Co*.
Training school's faculty, left last
Friday. ion Abbeville w^>ere rjie
spent the wtelr-eud jjajtii paT ~
rents. - <
Mr. Paul Bealdy spert a few
hours Saturday here ^vith his parents,
Rev. end Mrs. J. M. Beatf-X
Prof P. A.' Stewart, Misses
Mary Wils.oy and Annye Counts
motored to Co)inA}>ia Saturday on I
Dur.iness
Rev. J. M. Befrtfryand Missess}
Mattie Bon'ar and Mazh^ B?rr?rt
nJotofeU tjt Columbia Saturday.
Tbaijr rojporttd "? pleasant fcrip,
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-EASTOVER NEWS
Mrs. Edith Ricl nrdson one of
the founde.v, of St. PhrfTip A. M.
E. church died Wednesday. "January
12th a.'/' was fune: "tired last
Mir.-av at rcr noon try h77 Pnstor,
Rev*. L. G Bowman assisted?by
visitinir mr isters. Mrs. Richardson
war. one of the first women
ha* connected with the church,
the first brush harbor .'hat was
built for St. Phillip, sh" assisted
in the erect:on. She v.-?s the first
church. The first_ Supt- of ^
Sim/lnv ?cn<ol: the first president
of .the Missionary society: one of
the charter members of the
church. Fiom that time up thru
the ages i-1"1 '?fUlcd uv-Tv position
that a woman can fill in the
church. S'u- paid the church- obligations
an; o\VSfl no man nuth- ing.
Old ape camp down on her
about four year? ago that kept
her confine i in her home. She was
able to taik strong m her last
moments. She died in the arms
for her son Dav'd. About one thous
nvu nUo?vle . this" tunernl Hot ley
and sons undertaker, or.f of the
best in the state were in charge.
T'ie fa'-nu 's are preparing their
field? fc/r planting. Plowing fs~"
steadily gonip on. The bouse wives
are wo'Urg earnestly in their
front yards but what about the
back?
Xow is the time tov prevent your
nuolfwy from diseases by using
RedGnkuaihL ilL; the water they
drink. It keeps away germs
Rally dr.\ will be Sund.-.-v at St.
Philip for trustees and on the fifth
Sun -ay rnM\ for missionary. On !
the second Sunday in February !
the sub-qu: rterly conference. TKe~f
Qr?,l C.ltuM.t ?' O.? J AL.
uiu euiunwj anu iauil'iiiy Hit1
quarterly conference held and con
ducted?hy- Kpv J C. McClellan,
prerdcling elar of Columbia, S. C.
Twenty fcur automobiles will
i-nve St. Philip next Sunday afternoon
in a race on a one thousand
mile tr.fv First, second and
J.huvl ruiz'S will be "worded to
the cars who recurn first. They
were rriven until the -second Sun- ^
day in Much for their return.
Watch the "Leader" for reports.1
Pay yivjr lurch. dues promptly if
you wish i'i improve^ on last year
record. :
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WATERLOO NEWS
-"[The chuich-gcers had the 'pleasure
of attending: service today at
the Laurel liill Baptist church the
first preaching Sunday in 1938.
Sunday school was opened by
Were at the.r post of duty. All
classes reprrted a beau'iful les.
aft^r Surtdqy
school'the Pustor, Rev. S E Ray
assisted by Rev. H. H. HT11 of
Laurens ascended the pulpit A
spi -itcd devotion Was conducted
then Rev. Kay read his cxt from
-the latter clans of Ji/shua 3:4,
subject "Ti r New Way'*. _This
was-a greet, new veaV's sermon.
Corectiom* pastor's salary $16;
report from the Willing Workers
club 6,r0; fci tfie sick~~$1.85; grartd
total $22.36.
Mr. JffrtP.s Grant, uu.lumfnt an
operation a'. the Brewer hospital
Greenwood
Mrs. Escelle Anthony js sponsoring
a f'H.y the Heaven Bound
Train at the A. M. E. church, Sunclay^
"night, .'^nuaiy 03;
Mrs. Iola G. Lowe- spent the,
week-end with her home folks at
Mrs. Mag tie Fuller* attended" the
Lauren? County Teachers' Association
Saturday, January 15 -?
?Rev, and Mrs. Hubert tJunring-.
ham of Greenville made ft poo call
on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Filler Saturday
aftur.oon.
The many friends of Mr. Ed.
Fuller were glad to see him out
at church Sunday after an illness
of a few^vecks.
nirs. HeiPCie r cong -nr improving
from the flu.
Mr. Eugci.a Watts of Springfield,
Mass., is, visiting his cousin
Mrs. Minnia Davenport.
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MILLBRANCH A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. D D. Doughty. 1'astor
Last Sunday the worshippers at
MiMbranch ^ire many and ser_yi.C-:
ivas'' indeed interesting and
bei ficinl, The Sund ry school
opccd.nt the usual hour with the
<S.n>t. and t'acherr, at their post
cf duty. The.lesson was beautifully
discuc,?.od and-seemingly enjoyed
by all. We were glad to
S. T. Cou.:ei who made a very
have witli us District Pupt. Mr.
nter^stmg spcechr At 12 o'rlnrk.
cur most c7 <ie'nt pastor conducted
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Saturday, January 22, 1938
1 service and preached from the sub
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Itrybody was glad to- see Mrs. CoJ
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