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N. J. I-'UKllEltU K - Editore.
riULii'--ivi.Liy Pieki-;A^-r^L.
G. LOW MAX- Circulating., Mjjr.;
Comfii anient": "n in A lided for -the
current is>ue jr. us: bo yerj; brl? f
, and slv rn ri . . U tlrr-TTvih-.Trrmt
de$li rut-.Jyl'er I nn Tuesday olv
'. each wij.'k.' City pews, liven'.
perXbtUpH. and jovial,- news uy
Wednesday. > t.
Bps'ness and Kditorki Phone b~~o.
? vw-.TCKDAV. IT;I:IM AUy a.b
REPt LL1CANS M!) 1TI.IIJI STER.
Callired eft ~ '.he V' '!!W ' y
who have .not \? t unite uu;e n
over the-*~idi.a t> a: "the- Keteaet
' can Party is t. 'Ship. n'.i.ei-o C
Sea." nf'.-t have r a.} "irfTh mt' h
disilppoMJtsvie: t t.:? imu.-ul of i*.
Rypu' iiea.n Syr..'.: i;> to voty : a
end <\ lh? South rr. Senators' f:l
.lBiriblimiiua'ay th Ah' i-lvn h vj
hill. Had? the liepa1 diea'w vn: i
differently the. filibuster v?>>.;I I
have so'n c l!ap- d and a v_"'>
1 t . t - ...
uiii nave :>oo:: lya 10 0:1 l .c 1- .!
?:?ivllil'll |j 1 : . ''1, V?:
to -rias.-s it^?
Thvi action < ' the R' ]Hihli
? in it?!' t?be?rami.? o^Rtics -nr. -at_
jnivht lit* U)i> of <!'! >"The
fee f>\ th 'I i tiblic'iun- kimv."
J?i' that it' i hot?Lit!?; i -.re--- i_ n?v.u . .
Ttr wt!! pa : i,r.,|"T!v y w:\r.t~
to fop it .). Tl.i'-v kt't'.v tint
their tarty ' aletr' 'a';' oi>n>>'
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moon to ih'iLov ^llToh ' v.'.uLl _
roFrr' !n t'-e_.;r-i -?.aV" ?.f (hat h'ifl
by Ih-ntu- Ti'o.. think two "
mary f- ' \ . { ;> have l
to H"- ;rif;??i as i'. is aivi t'v;
"paf-aero by;?t-hrm 'of f'l.h a 1 !J
WonM n?r.!y niM ti> :,s i-opahv Py
ami loa'.c P unr-- nh i.. t :Tn
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voter. T!" 1 e^-4. i] ( no ' ?: ' *
i?bont I'1-- v.-h? that..? il.* tie-',
rot! U," hat i-1"1'*i r. V_ 's
arc t'-o 'i'mivT. o
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in'- fj t "<-n i< .. in ,
Nov tin hi- S-r )h<> nv ?
part, "Tv rvi'.i frsfy. W'au.n
- ho .is v|onri\v ! ?fh.. "InrTtrit fn'~-~~v
?-?ttT?i i] v >?m?"+T"?S'T" h?hrs?h'"?T!t'". v?*"
trh'm h"M-? r.< "<' nv'.th '.!!
ho pay-*. n; r : = or hud n> ho
wovld pn t'Til.
T.'rdov a!! tho c'lYiiHi-f-nin"..!
though. ir Ill V;vr. J ?" )) 1 *
politics f<?" th 7$/>piil'?1Ic?n? t o :
ha'*h v.'i'.t .ao-ni-.-t M> . r.vj,.. ?
ovon iT i" had ro*< dt?.d Jn th,. )> >>
C oloj-od vof M'oiil.l not Imvo f..
gottoni?N. w:?ilvy?v iM h" y pt"?
'/oil?and t hoy ha\*o irood too mo,- ,
rios.
"THE GOVERNOR* o\th.
Th" r< * ><'. i.*" fin-: "_
fiT'nn?rrrmir' y jil-?"i v it.'o tn??
tal'e itho folhuvintr oath !>< fr,?r> a-- E
sunrinir nff-pc: *T do so1em**lv A
<nr MT"n-.Ti *h:.t I am d J'V 't
qualified. pe"or''mcr to the ConstU I1
tntion of th;? State. t^, < x'iv l o
th" fh'tjc-- of th" < fH:h to which
1 have hor>n Moet.ed, and that I
will, to the best of mv ah litv.
di?charpro tho dntigA-lhi ?" if. '.""TT
P' ( ?or yo.defend H,)Q
Gf>risLii*rr>io^ o-V'thic Stat^ and of "
the United States _ - - " , ^
I Ir
His Excellency. ftovernov John- F
ston, of ronvep, s_'~ninly toot;
that oath^rd no one, can fiyuro
b'm not . ph"jo![-)i- what ho ".
His expressed sentiments there- '*
fore to Sonntor McKoller .over the "?j
Anti-lynehintr 1 ill 's rather pe- at
" eifTinr. The Gnvernnr wri-t'os (- k'A.s
lonjr as it is the 'duty of
the State (\o ni'"""* * ' "
, xw ru v.'lll l\TTfnTTl""S
nnr! puri*h lymviorfc). I ir.tpprl fo '>r'
try to t<eon mv roroifl 100 por ?twrit
against. lynching in
, f'.iin1inu,; 1.111?-.unnlil n"- Lu
f?ovoj:rmlor.t. tako ch'irge of the 1
situation thnn I wil. hnvt?*tf'ton.'ihiiiB
ii '-a
ievecL<^*i thij^duty. I have gone
lrobubly l'ai t:\er than the law ami
:he CeT.s,titution in mv. iStatr de-1
nan s in calliiv; <?yt the National j
J;:ai?l "and permitting .people to
v plated iji the penitentiary be77"^
t <r .1 a', I), t t lull, i' d.uiu his
in eider prevent lurching,
should the fe.reral goveTYiment
a he ehnipe, I am not saying that
[ will light as hard to prevent
yn .ire's." *
Presumably, the (u vernor light/-'
?'>' i'm hi n . i ' i' is M I alii'. 11
ev < ii.. what dit'.V \voUid- it-n
wlnnjl."^"' b'e<i'f dj-1 ;il or State
_f(iv'o < t?; -nt\ d> u<>? -ee' it? l>e
id s. vie t plva" in the feP">mh
o'rmy. oath proVet. ami ie-;
1", n i ~ law - rrf?t+rr?Sin to?tan.l.
Lh- United States? , * i -
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dieatio'ra'l union. 'An en.foy.iWc i
d Pi jfitabL, tin.'- -was repot i d. us
7 > TE
> J By W. H .
Till! THICEbks
" Reflecting. upi
-r jJy?&.Lk 0,1 the hubbub.
jrni! ""* * ttmi nt, ~~
'ast Onlslnm-v
r h?ibi a * ,,un
Ijr* * ^ ^ 'noted.
! ,i>. "Ji:aii?i things that I can now
buy at half- TFk* pr'ces.
Why wore'these articles so hijth
a: ('hri - ' >n:rs time, and fifty per
cent ch'.anor afterwards.? I'll tell
y'pi'i.. T11 instances it's a mat
tev of the integrity and honesty
. I* t hosiTwhO' tnacte nrrtfittdd the ar-.
tlCiCS. '
" Y'' ' nv 1;i" ,r mo rounds of jhe
("any Mmppim; district
.i o itii'lit. I stor pod at a street
'urn;!', f-nninir .into a Av'ndow'I
i-v?a lauro -a<l^ertiieimnt. I'lL
1-y irfti'i' aOf the th~nhs&_ YQU,
-du lliO 1 l.st. 1
' la the, City of J3ucilaci lived
th" Wise One. And many
came to'him for counsel and he
;:":TT^n- frrr'y and wit'rfout price. 1
-' Came one day a youmr man
V\ho had spent nu:eh 'and yot lit
3rd Congressional
District Meeting
rViVr . . ^ ?p. {l
! mini! er of teachers .'from
' h'-.-viMo. A "lnrson. Ediro'fiold,
' -v " ! Mjr('onai' k. Newberry
p; i;rns and Saluda coun-'.Id
tlvir coryres.sional c'is;
' ' ) <!.>' at the f) ray ton St.
' ni Newberry. Tnter.
. %"' a^meutar .moptiw
ndncte<l. Principals
're. ,11. W. Cul'man; H'o-h school,
M>-. Alien I.. GuH: Elementary,
Mv. p?n;.. J/. C-dloes: Primary,
.:jl.-'s. Pn'li Rvuuv: Home Econo-I
. Willie Simpson.
..?\t. tile- .sound rf the yortr the
' amhl"d in . the spaci
rmn '< y fhe nssomVv;
' m-' ' 'y*l over Ivy the Pres.
"*r Ali-e W. Anderson.
" ' ' ' v.-"- rendered by the
'V'"' 1'vi'- selio'd sloe club tin
'' " M .,f A!i -v I- un'"" M.
*. Ta-k*' mas henutiful
' " v \l>hie P.yrd and
y Vof Whitmive, aeoom2*:-:
) y '. AM h. Mr. T> R.
' r' of Whe dewberry
' ' r a,-'e^U\.tlon.made
V- 1"; vn ;.-. Mr. V. S.
r. .7? i"." i -teacher of New
i<! vev.v choice
?-??" ' Mr. C.' E. Pen
?- if'; i 'i *n Now
j : f'e >j livfvtl nn in
' : f1om t ho ?nb-'
Fl'h <'f Our Prnf?^.
<\ P. Cannon. City
. .vi, i- .j. _?fbi,o|s wa? in
1 " >' l" F a'cred'ahF way
' 'V <-> ho "A Deeper
? i-1 Y T .'1 ''Mi r".
' ' >' t K f tV.O
r . ' , ]p- :nU?|(i,| |-c>.
1 rV'1- W'?H_
F- ] rn authority
ivji'1"* vf ?'.v. timo
. -^^nr^'hriof 'htrM' ~
-i the TTresTiToFt
hit i'. r -.1 the main
* e !V< -tin v. P^na* K. \V.
State
. "TI:? a.'!>.-F "S ::ne- of
' < v? Oneh
... t 'Awl for"
' 1 if" 'oniric ! f" iminal< as
A " ^ t.V ? t?y ! - anH-?e*tn!
! i "W t! . . vdiili! he eraili a
TK f p , iViv-cvs .were elert
!' v. Mv, r. S. C,oilman'; .
\ - Prr-M-h-m. Mr. K. T. floUn^ |
: i"' ?1 . C-i i inno Pecks ;
"' 4 a y. Mr-: AVilloj SimpF;
? "T- : a ?Mr-, Junni.tM' John1!
!<: P. r. Catherine I>. John 1
_ \ T . oyi*president
' ': '! :'o ?.noli rs for their co- '
ii n >' v'n'r her term of of- '
.. after which a vising vote of
h v.e.s tendered h'*r by the
. . . ... 1- 1 - -
i >< inuiy. "
W.'t'h >-fh tcMcV.o;- ff'lintr that.
, h'i'n an*; information
< ' ? i iv. .1 ra.i i - <r tho day,
h 'a. ? inhiy ad iournod to met in
5"-? 111?'.'ay, December 3, '
<4 SO w . ^
A d 1:> !<>"- rrnast was served '
y t'"c Home Keonomi- s Depart- J
:vut or th sch'ol. * v . ** .
? ? 1 4
V.'H" \( TIVITtES 1
4 t
v.: r
! v 1: of prayer on Siln- *
-r ;d Va: ions prrnp meet- ?
. v"!-J held at convenient v
i r avi v na.rt"pVs will he
ho-Mi for private sessions vaeh '
~?' "'I I Mi 'If .-iTippg will he u
t I b-. tho Kcv. W. C. T. e
: ;?^?F>X~rKn ,'Tafcv-nnete?Frrpl. t'
I.- i !i r.f jlcaufvrt. " ~e
Tho V : k of FlbruSty G will ri
('. assembly periods in tl
X '. ro tli-tory class. h
, -? y veetr^v dl -he -.pad*1 ci
. yi? Id ts ti'ihrtc to contributions er
d..'V-l' adiU'f*. Jf/}i IV. n Sol- n
. > ' * t'oty will be giv"n as a w
byi ion prepared by the r<
~y-~.iv.; v-. Tho permission tv
?'is. flcrcryia Douglass John- p<
>n has been secured for making.
>T y. ,:7*r< dericTi' Do.iglass." D
-V. fea ares of the ve'k. M
I'l.i1:., Ilard >Tph lias been ac- H
fiibinl in "Lin; aiu.iili nf Ihi.i
i '. 'i o class w.ill debate the th
". <> as to \\TKiner no is the most in
oful Negro of thia generation so
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Shacklefofd)
S INGREDIENT
ne mm saiu, "Wise One, tell nief
how I may secure the most flbrf
that which?f-spend.' r
"Said Hakem the Wise One:'
'Thru1 sirc many article's B6Ifl~1|l'
the^niarkct-place. An article to
be-of real value' must contain that
which CANNOT ^be bought or sold.
Look for the priceless ingredient.1 i
-"Battflhr"^ngTTian;~Tlb\v ["
may I find the priceless ingredi- i
ent?' j
."Said the Wise One: 'The priceless
ingredient in any article is
the HONESTY arid the INTEGRITY
of him who made it and sells
it. Look for 'the name."' j*
That's the story. There may be
i n" every individual and in every thing
that individual makes a price
jjjbss iiigreiTent?his honesty and
integrity. Behind every product
"of mind ^r soul is the honesty and
integrity of that mind or soul.
The' article sold can never raru;j
higher than the one who' makes!
vti 110 matter how pretty the pack-)
u?e or how -smooth- the Touch-sound ,
nig ballyhoo.?Trace the?source
from ' whence' comes* everything,'
and you've got the thing. That's
true of a toothpick or a telephone,
pole, a cabin or a skyscraper, a
1'" or the truth. . > I
I (Copyright 1,938). I
I or otherwise.
| Sisters will be chosen to
express such goo.<-will 'as Saint
Valentine's Day sinrpests. Thn
| rt/nhoPi^iTi-, will iljijl thin rhonn
Founder's Day. at Mother will b,\.
celebrated on March 25. AH alumni
and friends are urgc-d to give
themselves a day of real joy, picnLing
with old acquaintances?seeing
th< play, watching a thrilling j
basketbalT game, and" hearing the
reports of the vayfous clubs of
-Ma'.hu girls.V The project for
which funds will be gladly roceiveis
a new and dependable school
car? _
I - CLINTON NEWS.
Bell Street^ girls defeated the
girls team from Fountain Inn last
Tuesday-despite the cold and windy
weather bv a score of 13-11.
Our boys were not so successful
an'! were in turn debated by the
more- experienced team.- from Ft.
Inn t.y a score of 10-'5. This is the
first season that the boys have at
tempted to play and they are pro
grossing tapidly under Coach, Mr.
J. R. Harper. Bell Street's next
contest will be a double header
with Granard at Gaffney, Feb.- 3.
Friday, Feb. -1 there, will be a 1
musi'cal concert in the school auditorium
at 8 o'clock. Although
tickets are on sale any amount of
money may be contributed as this
'ii-df i nm fmdg-'h drive fro- the
building -of a gymnasium.
The loyal members and friends i
Fiier.*'shin AME church are ,
grateful to Bishop Flipper and i
the Piedmont Annual Conference i
f"V vetirn'ng to them the "Spirit- (
ll:i 1 ->: ?:int iri/l >>
. .... ...iciiiutu nifiHLU, 1
TIov, H. W. Walker for another 12 i
montfrs. " i
its interest at heart^am^the^"poo- J
ph? know it and are following him t
T-r a IT of his plan s. The spiritual r
fervor tuns high in all services;
the nteihboi sh p is steadily increas
ing; the attendance is a capacity -1
house at ail services; and all depa
Intents arc alert and, active. '
.K v. Walker is jeally holding
Hie "Fori" fir African Methodism
iii this part t>5 the Moral Vine\;"d.
Mrs. Walker, his aimable
\vif?'. "< :i s-len.t power; modest, j
quiet and u'"a.--nming but always _<
on the job for the' church and its ^
pro*;r ant. *' v
' I:i order to enliven their social-^
life the facility members of Bell t
Street met at Mi-s Clotell-Harris' ^
itome Inst Tuesday to-form a dub.?
Mr. I. R. Ilavner tc'as elcctei f res n
id' ft; other _Ti:crs are Miss A. j
T. Simons, vice-Pros., Miss R. A."T ^
\iosely. secretary: Mr. II. I. Ev- f
m?, treasurer an:l Mr. J. T. W.
Mi'ms, chaplain. p
VNDERSON COCNTY TEACH- ?
ERS .'MEET. ; o
~ rr I
Group Xo.l .1.- of the Anderson T
""ouktv Teachersi held its rogulaT
nonthly meeting on Friday Jan. S
!1. at the Anderson Co. Training
s^opl, P.endleton. All members
voto present ami camo^ prepared
o begin work on the activity pra
ectw planned imHhe last meeting. ' .
Icfore gojng into?joinst- meeting,- J
ho three prnnns, (primrny, ele-?
nentavv and High school) divided?hemselves
"and assembled in their ^
operate rooms to do theij- activity
l'or^' . I bi
Our Supervisor Mrs. A. W. Art-.
erson nnf the Attendance officer
'present" and visited each w
roup, and ta/>k pictures of the
*neheriPWf: -work. Everyone seem*) -j0
d "tp havp hed their interests f0
aised to the highest point in what.^h
hev we:e doing, After am hoiirl
nd elapsed, the work per'od end- CI
1. The groun^ assombdod tr. i .
1 I o
ether, the meeting was called to m
:der nnd the devotional exercises es
ore had. Each group leader then M
ported their Accomplishments ~f de
ork madp during the activity Ai
mod. ta
Mrs. Anderson our Supervisor, Pi
ion spoke to the group, also Mrs. bu
'addon. the Attendance officer. s*<
oth talks were enjoyed by alL
A ft< ' a?brief?buainasa saaaiai. ; Co
te meeting adjourned. The next tei
"ft'n r v?i| he Feb. 10 at. Ander- Te
n Co, Tr, tchopl, Pendleton. Th
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modern stage setting of levels
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SAINT JAMES~
A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. Hale B. Thompson. Pastor
" Ashevllte, N. Cv?The past Sab
bath day was a high day througl
out the day as it relates to at
tendance, enthusiasm -ard aehiev<
ments in things both spiritual qn<
temporal. This was true -beginninj
with the Sunday school ?n th
morning and erring with the ev
'v"ing sc-rvicc. The y jivas and
campaign conducted bv our pastoi
and Sunday school teaching forct
has certainly borne abundan
{ '. lilts. Much inspiration and knov
ledge w^re gained) as the Sunelaj
schoo'l wa<5 at grins with the pas
lesson which was unusually inter
e sting. Two new elasP have beet
organi-.e.l and, added to the Sun
day school department.
Subsequent to the inspiring rem
dftion of the processional an(
prayer of consecration our pastoi
dalivered a most interesting dis
course from the subject "Can Mar
Live Without Bread". Many com
mer.ts and expressions of appro
ciation came as the result of the
mesage. Visitors whose names
are too numerous to mention worshiped
ami were gladly welcomed
One of the most interesting programs
that las' been given foi
many rears was "witnessed at 3:3(
p.m. . Jijisic irom qua^ teVs- and
soloi-V r' :-di"gs twy!Itmtv
in thf. main the program and was
jrnrtTprrrrd- bv?the OlTici.il?Family
of the church to off-set the .'ificit
that was incurred during the
hoi' nv-- ;c;wn. The goal was
reach'u ar d passed. An overflow
ing erowd?vn.i<>yed, the program
a'nior.g which was a large contingent
of students from Alton Home
schor l accompanied by one h-f the
faculty-m -mb(?r.
Despite the many services during
tb'- ay. a larg- congregation
w-as?fevnd?wroshinping?again?at
the e.cning service.- Our minister
used ffor a subject of the evening's
message "God's All-Seeing
Eyes". Deep interest was
manifested throughout it's delivery.
The presence of many1 visi:ors
was again acknowledged. As
s usual at'this time of the month
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?w ami ajiuus jnaue Lneir
eports in full. The pasto,. exI'ndoJ.
many thanks- for the ^pfcrr
lid achievements of t!f. dav and
lrged all to additiujall. achieve^
aents- in thp. future
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H1LLER CHAPEL ?
A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Paeter
Sunday school opened at the uslal
ho. r with the Supt. and teachers
at.their post of tAity. The
esson for today "Ministering to
spiritual Needs" was very inter sting,
an:! was beautifully re-,
jewed by Bro. II. B. Butler. Afer
the close of the Ksson some
imely remarks wore brought to
he S. S.'by the Rev, llalsey.
The Rev. Halsey preacttvi at thP
:lf>-l(i. It was ir.deod a maser!v
sermon artd we gain much
l'-hI for thought.
The League is making great
1 ogress. You are asked to help
s in our drive the thin. Sunday.
Rev. J. S. Martin brought the
venine m?ssage. Text Gen. 1:1
.et There be Light. Subject:
'urnnig on
ENECA COLLEGE DEFEATS
J. C. C. PROFS. OF ASIIEVTLLE,
N. C. Seneca
Jr. College five defeated
ie fast but umiccurate J. U". C.~
rofessionals of AshOvilT^ NT C.,
vcsrtity nlgbt 24-12 before a
owrlc'T house o'f more than tnroe
undred spectators,
,r,ho college five opened with a*
ing when Joe Counts dropped
co field goals arv followed with"
- f otd?shot.?Immediately?afteraids
before Pthe Ashcville five
:t. Carlisle Fields sank two more
ng ?/plri; Blinis frO'iii TIT# floor,
r a sizzling attack that netted ,
e visitors tive points before the
"neen fr o eo.uld connect again. ]
iiarles Brooks sank a field .goal i
, lb- S ""ea at the halfway i
ark at 10. The J- U. C.'s amass7
points during the first period,
lilcr and Brooks were tough on j
ifense. In .the sefcond period j
iheville c(?uld only garner a to- :
1 of 5 points off these boys. The I
ofessionals fought valorously j
it found the opposition too
Under Coach Bryai\ the J'vjrior
n \r :? ? 5
?1>||||-I'is W1I start an py j
isiv* tour of No'rth Carolina and ]
nnorocc, February 10. 11
is however was the incentive
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refttyj, 4 ' R^>v
' NIGHT." IT throe act miracle pla;
ett Ci'lege recently,, undw the direi
shown, as well as other scenery ai
> students in their -campus work-shi
modern comedy of adolescence.
MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH
[
Rev. R. S. Lawrence. Pastor
Chaileston, 3. C.. Jan. 30?Sunday
school opened at the regular
" r.our with the Supt. presiding.
1 The students and teachers, Joined
together in expressing their
? sympathy to Asst. Supt. J. W
- Ndrth, during his recent debeaVe^
nicnt. The Sunday .school .was
0 proud to a, U to its. membership
two* new scholars.
The morning sermon was preach
r c.i by Rev. Mr. Nathaniel Harring
? ton. of Chicago, formerly of Cot
lumbia. He used as his text St.
' Luk* 2A4, the subject "Finding
f Jesus". The sermon was deliver^
ed With force,
1 Night service was' conduced by
- Rev. Mr, Harrington, in the form
of a recijal, with a bit of dramatic
reading ?mh^ed?at?inten ^ds.
I The so: vice, which was out of the
*ffV:!inary, .was enjoyed by everyr
o^e present, especially the young
r people.
1 Mt. Zion, regrets the passing of
two of its oldest members, dur[
ing the past week. Mr. Joseph
Wilson, father, of the senio,. choir
! skr. Mr. Saxtor' Wilson and Mr.
Jerimiah Vanderhorst, "Who was
' one of Mt. Zion's charter memL
, ] Ders. t " |
. ' On Monday night of last week. |
Mt. Zion held its annual Leaders']
!_ showi". The alTair was very Ruccessful
an ? the members respond
| <1 elite-fully. Both the leaders
an:! par tor. cxpressed_their" appreciation'
to the congregation for the
ninny-gifts thby received.
On Sunday, February 20, Rev.
Or,. McGiH', president,- of Allien
univ- r. ity, will lecture at Fmanunl
A. M. F. church for the benefit
of Mt. Zion's rebuilding fund.
CharHrton's intellectual circles
are eagerly awaiting thiR great
sp >aker.
THOMPSON- KTKKKT
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rov. B. .1. Begins. Pastor
Sunday, January 30, was ato
"varlfnl day at Thompson Street.
Hps pit/, the threatening weather,
'here was a large attendance at
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.
At 11:00 a.m our pastor Rev,
delivered a n\rile. sermon. His
subject was "Confidence". He
gave usp lnety of food for thought
and tlr oe new "members were add,
ed to the church.
At 1 p.rr., last rites were hel
at Thcmpsun Street -or Mrs. Emma
I>, n. a pioneer in educational
nnd religious work. Spartanburg
bows ir grief for this sainted and
much loved "mother".
Af'p rtho lessons in the BYPTJ
the fallowing officers were e'ect
cd and installed. Mr. R. A. Hood,
n esident; Mr. Egbert.Morris, vice^
Viss Mary Lob Burgess, sec.; Miss
Carrie Bomar Foter, assitant Sec.
and M?" .Tame TIavmnn fvno.,.
Tho evening services were in|
*rcd spelndid. At -8^06?p.m. th'-r.nstor
spoke from the subjecH
Whnto<\cr~ Sow ye thftt Shall vr "
iRenp. The sermon was boautifuli
]y "delivered and well received.
I On Monday evening the Royal
Workers terminated the driv0 o'
| t'-c month. The Kings' contest.
Master Buddv Hill. Jr. was elected
king having raised Jjh<? sum of
$20 00. The gmm. r total was
$83.83.
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HKT HEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rrv. X. A. .JTet he*. Pastd^
at the usual hour with the 3upt
presiding and a splendid group '
pV"SCnt. ?,? ? 1
At 11:30 the pastor accompa- ,
ip,| h- Rev. W. 11. Pinckney con- <
ThnrtPd--'rervtce.?He salrrvrpd his
,rvt Amos .3-8. t Rev. Bethca is a
,^om . preacher. Many visitors "T
'\wre piesent. _ 1
?At the evening service we lis- j
tencd to another strong?sermon. ^
Our first quarterly conference
was one of the best in the history e
of our church. . ' "-TV. ~d
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Saturday, February 5, 1938 ~
nil I I I I ^11
f with niglorn set'Try, pic^c-ntecl by
ition of Mrs. O.cinla Adams. TFio
ul all costumes used were designed
>p. The Guild, is naw__ut work on
' Rev.- W. P. Williams, pastor cf
.Good Hope Baptist church; Presi.Kng
Elder B-ard,.Rev. and Mrs.
N. A. Bethoa, Mrs. Josenh
mah were dinner gutsts of Mr.
and Mrs, S. W. Windham on last
' SUMday. ?r
Mrs. Agnes is much' improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown were
in Charleston, recenttv on busi.
v.. 1 uocr ulosis?nssoc-M'
ii.'.'i,?Mrs.?Andrew -*1
Minikins, Colrivhia, S. C. If this
course is porsw <1 fur a few years
pluss the Tuberculosis Sale stamp
drive, we will be able to handle
our health condition tolerably
well.
In, the mean time, if there are
my belated jd?mp reports, or if
.h^rs orc-bIhofTAvTvu would like to
moment their last report, please
end or brintr same to M s. P. M.
Jibbe -., La It a, ap : 1 liou-nY ! Ui-n will
urn over the same to Mr. J. D.
irer of the Tuberculosis S'^l Sale
atamns. _!*,
Miss Rubie Wallace, Marion ants
)illon county nurse ard Mr. J. I).
Mizzord havc complimented and
hanked Mrs. P. M Gibh?s for the
live vofk the and her loyal workrs
and contributors did and have
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MINERAL
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?SI,Of} AN?
LOWER PRICES \ , .
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Near Ar. Your Nearest Phone" !
lertaker for State Hospital 5
TAYTC5K ST. COLUMBIA 2
i? 9276 I. S. Leevy, Mgr. I
Kseaxxfexxxsctcxx&tfti*^^ '
ness. Rev. CfDouv visited, his mo- ??
thor in Ditloii. fllrs. D. Jones is
^.?it again. Rev. \V. *T. Toomer
etui red from Florida and repcrtg-.
a pleasant trip.
"Miss Minnie L. Tooir.or of tho
Sninmoi ville Iii,. spent the weelc-ond
with her parents'.
Miss Cfc-lia ToatleV one of our
teachers of St. Gcov^ .Hi spent
ast week-en*, with parents. Airs'.
M A.0d?m wis week-end
jiP'St. o; her husband. t .
Mr, and . Mrs, Sam Berry liave
"purchased) a home on Society St.
Be v.ro to sc.- Mr. Joseph for
a copv of The Palirtcttc; Leader. 1
each v eek and the read the news.
5c per copy.
FINAL KKPOKT OF /DILLON
COL NTY Dear
Mr. Editor*- . /
We are conscious w? are indebted
to the public a- regards
>mr final, and complete InanciaJ
Ch-istmnK. IS a.?Sale?.Stamps?oi?_?Dillon
county.
At the county tenelnu-s?mooting
Januaiy 22. Mrs. I?. M. ' Gibb?.s.
the co-chairkuly of the Tuberculosis
Seal Sal.' fvproied SSO.OO.
Through th;> energy and viirilance r
1 o'f th0 ehan la ly. .Mrs. dimes ovicm'v
child i.i th 2?> school districts
every pasto/ of tie county and
[every adult of the race '-.is been
| dirrctlv o,. in "ii '1v and
| taught the mean hp and value and
purpose piven hi th pusvhpsinp of
the Tuberculosis Stamps. While
We did not reach our destine poal,
we greatly improved on our last
years r- port; This health work
howe\er is not a so a sen affair We
are to lipht, and war relentlessly
apainst this "T.15." enemy of
our young peopl *. neciallv. dai
ly, ami yearly, i : til wo have sub^igd
and rcn<r-crul bun.,. ... ...
In order to put no tie?rest defense,
and vet perfect and permanent
results, \\*(. 'suggest and
offer this course 1o be followed.
Namely: That each of the -18
counties during th? interna! of the
Christmas Seal St tie h'rrnn dr.vo
conduct 4 mars meet i:\ps a piece
at which tinh's v-r.nie om> o-f our
loyman. or clergy ad'ress the
patherinp on "Tuberculosis" or
some phase of the same. That a
collection be falcon, <rai' contribution
he rCpcPtd"lo the ' Dicgc.tqr
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