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111 Saturday, April 2, 1928 ~ I' i " i i m BROWN OHAPEL A. M CHIIETA* Rev. Mcllwain, Pastor Arthurtown?The' home of Rev. ??C. Mcllwain was destroyed by fite on March 16 in which everything he had was destroyed. Any thing given will be appreciated. S.. S began at the usual hour \iflth 4 V?r* on t*f ? V* I ? " ivu iiiv; i fill ins pln^o with i At 11:45 the pastor preached from Matt. 20:19. At 3:30 the' ?pastor and his choirs and .members went to Jones Chapel A. A. E. Z. church. A good time w? enjoyed. At night the services began ..with. experience meeting. Rev. W. L. Sfmith preached a strong sermon which wm eniovedi , very much* This Sunday at 3:00 pLm. Rev. B. E Golphen" of Leesvjflp wil1 preach at Brown Chapel. Sunday night at 7:45 Mrs. Bessie Thompson will render a program. Tuesday night, I^ev. J. W. Hopkins and his members will be at Brown chapel Friday* night Love Feast all members are ngk<*d Saturday night th^ Pulpit -AidBoard sponsored a shower for the pastor and family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jefferson. ?Last Wednesday Rev. and Mrs. . ? McHwain, Miss Cassie Martin and Miss Stukes spent the day with the Gridiron family and an enjoyable time was had. Sick: Miss Blakely. Mrs. Bettie Fair, Mr. Willie Chilas, Mrs. Sara Johnson Montgomery. We hope for their speedy recovery. T FINE GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH S. S. was called to order by_ the Supt. as usual. At the usual hour the Rev. J. C. Cannon of Friendship preached a wonderful sermon. its-work.? The old and young seem to be quite- interested. v Mrs. Lessie Washington who has undergdiae an operation at the Columbia hospital is at home and is doing nicely. . Mrs. Olivia Clark waV~out Sunday to the delight of a 1L ? Mr. Thomsa Klnly spent?the~ week-end at home with his grand mother on his trip to Orangeburg he was accompanied by Mr. L. J. "?and Mi**- Lcliedous-Tzewmtm-,?MissHertline Stalks and Mr. Naclian Graham. Miss Ada Nixscm was the guest of Mr. John lliller at his birthday dinner. Mr."II. P. Redman who had been in H?vltmmrP Mil , fin'. 7 ninwHo was at home for a 2 weeks visit. Pino Oi'"ii PTA ynvn a- wejiyr roast with quite a number attending last Monday night. Mrs. Julia Kawls has been sick for two weeks but is n^uch better. The Big Sisters is progressing and wTll~givc-nrTFaster 1Egg hunt . on Good Friday. Miss Fannie Paris ar.d Miss Ma ble Nixson attended the March Exhbiition of Harbison institute. PENDLETON NEWS I. ^ King Chapel A. M. E. Church Rev. G C. Ford, Pastor . . Our Sunday school was favored with the presenco- of Bishop Ful ler?of AUanta.-tja:?lie revieweo the lesson and all Bible readers had food for thought. At 11:30 he preached a soul * stirring sermon on the Missionary JeuniOy of Paul. A large num| her of ministers present also vlsf itors from the neighboring ehurch en-.?Collection taken at This service $17.50. At :30 a jubilee program sjopru sorecL.by" Mrs. R. B. Thompson. Quartets present, the Dixie Hum"ming Birds of Greenville; the Silvertone of Seneca. We were high I lp entertained at this service, k Total collection $23.10. Grant's Missionary society had Its regular monthly meeting-?atY the home of sister M. L. Ham T berg1. A..real business meeting. The ladies are divided into states each state is asked to report not tffSs than $3.00 in the June meeting for Missionary purposes. "Mr. Alex Moss tof Charleston spent the week-end with his fanv ily. ' ' T?1 Song service at the W6st end ^ehool. Mcrr against the women first Sunday at G p.m. Prof_B. W. Gallman, principal. We were glad to see Mrs. Conyers Williams out. We are looking forward to Achievement Day Friday, April 1st. Come and__see the accoih?v rT ? * ... % _ i pnsnments 01 a real unit warned out oti the home life. 17 achoola " will be present.* Mr. Sullivan, ^ president of Group No. 8. (i*i i .'us T " ?' BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor Newberry, S. C.?The last SundftY in p?x???il nff Him " of activity-with the calmness of _ the sea. ^The" Sunday school was largely attended. Thje general review was conducted by the pastor. The morning services were opsru."t"'by Miss t)jetia Gilliam at the piano, later our pastor came hefore us with a burning message 'ISir, we would see Jesus",Miss Annie Mae Henderson joined the church Sunday morning. Rev. M. M. Peace 0f Columbia brought u i a vry Interesting nicg " sage 4:30 p.m. Rev. J.. S. Young the pastor of Hopewell Baptist church was with na in our "wn- ing services. The tenth grade class of Drayton St. High schefbl. rendered._a musical program at the regular BYPU hour and it was good from beginning tp end. We are lookjng fVin 1 *"J~ ninth grade. 4 ' Mrs. GertYUde Taylor of Elizabethi' N. C. worshipped with us on Sunday morning. elnd manv of . our local friepds. NEW TRINITY BAPT. CHURCH - Rev.?B.~ F. Stewart, Pastor Wellford?S. S. and church services were largely attended. At the morning service the pastor gave an outstanding message taken from I Timothy 3 J6, subject "Mystery of God", _ The BTU met at. 6:30. The. young people seem interested and the union is rapidly growing. _ At eightl o'clock the pastor came forward and delivered another i strong message in which he gave "himself due credit. He chose as of Waiting on God". Miss Cuadie Frey and Miss C. Pearson of Spartanburg' were visitors at our evening services. The Ministers Alliance will hold ^-service at our church April"'7th. The Rev. T. H. Addison of TrinJjurg wiH' preach. Music will bg_. ity A M. E church of Spartanfurnished by Trinity A. M. E7" choir. ? A large number" of miriisters from Spartanhnrg._ia expected td be present ! We are looking forward to our spring meeting which will begin | Monday night after the second Sun [ day in April. Mrs. Louvenia Nesbitt, Prof.JR. II Ilijl, Prof. M Polite and Miss A. L Bomar wiere the Sunday . dinner guestVof Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bomar. -? M V - COPE NEWS S. S." was called to order at -Macedonia - A.M~.E~chnrch "Jiy1'the assistant Supt, Mrs. Hattie Hampton. After a lively discussion of the lesson, the pastor Rev. M. M. Thomas preached a lively sermon to an appreciative audience. His TaniaVt I discourse was i?ivcji 6:30. After adjournment he and Mrs. Thomas motored over to Salterg Chapel to preach for them Mr. N. Pendarvis, his sister Mr9 J. Grant, Mr. U Mosely mid child--" ten Went to Calvary M E. church where their pasted* Rev. T J Robinson preached an interesting sermon. All seemed benefited. They raised over $20.00. Mr R C Connor is still on tho sick list: ten by a widow spider last week and^seem to be in an awful cor "dition. We pray that they both soon be better. Mr. Thos. A LaGaine of har^~ r leston was up to see his sick aunt *tfhd cousin, Mrs France*, Lebby and Forest. Mr. Thomas Graves originally of' Cope but who recently moved to AsheviTle died suddenly at his ' home last week. He was funeralized by Rev. M. M. Thomas, on March 25 Our sympathy goes out for the family. ; LAKE VIEW NEWS Union A M. E. Church &. S. afc usual hour. SOrrday I" night March 20 our revival began. Some souls were converted We are conducting a two weeks meeting" which will end Friday night April 1. The Rev. 'McPheraon erf , Georgia is in charge. Presiding Elder Dr. Wells was ] J with us Sunday and gave a stir- [ring sermon. Conference /wa^s ] | held. The Rev. J. S Taylor of Dillon preached the afternoon sojrmon for us. NEW ST. PHILLIP T"* A, M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. Capers, Pastor _ Charleston, S. .?Last Sunday dnwnml beautifully?and, through- I out the day the seivices were well ( attended by the regulars who came < out and witnessed a most excellent ] service. After the opening of the mo: K i ntf - ne r-v k-i-. Row. Capern pre^f; sented T re. Fripp to bo the speak- j or of the morning. He selected as his text St. Matt. 25:13, subject < "Watch". This sermon was deliv- | ered with force, power and much i enthusiasm which was enjoyed by < aH. Sunday school was opened in the _ usual form with the fcupt. presiding; a good lesson was had. At 7:30 .the nostrum was grac- ed with the pii'sonce of the pastor and his aids who assisted in *he preliminaries. Rev. I. BryTint was the speaker of the able and uplifting evening message. , We are now in the midst c/f our Easter Day Drive which-will end April 17. We are looking, forward , to great sncivs.S-Qn-t.httt day. Wa-were indeed glad to have in our services, Revs. S. Parker, D. S. Chisolm ai d G B Mitchell, of St. " Matthews, St. John and Macedonia A. M. E. churches respectively. ^ 9 ^ MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH , Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?High day in Zion, would well describe the ac- , tivitics at Mortis ftV,Own last Sun- _ ^l&y^?Dr. W. M. Dawkins had com " ducted a meeting during the past ' week," and about 30 soi|ls- had been coverted The activities $f the meeting were resumed on Sunday" morning, and the sermon delivered by Dr. Pnwk"is win?long be remembered, "The Supreme Sacrifice" used as^a-lheiho. was centered around the text found in Genesis 22:2. The large congre- 1 gation was held spellbound as the speaker unfolded the scripture. 1 Many of the members of the ' clmreh surrounded the altar and renewed their allegiance to the _ church, and the campaign for the J salvatic/n of precious souls. 1 . . : : 1 At 7:30 p.m. Dr. Dawkins, again. thrilled a large audience with evening was "Signs of the anti Christ", A ma^ meeting for wo- t men mnd girls^was held at 3:30 p.m. and was well attended. The i Venerable Dr. L It Nichols wor- j shipped, at Morris Brown on Sun *rifrTnr~-*nT\A I'fWrii'nl "".ii n nl ?. ^ = will continue until Sunday April ^ 3rd. The Tner^tlrrgs^have grown in interest each night, and it-is hoped that many eon versions will result from the efforts during the week.- A mass mooting for men and boys will he held next Sun- j 'lay afternoon at Ti:.10 o'clock. Tho splendid singing of Dr. Dawkins has been a feature during the meet ings. He delivers his message, and than drives that message home by appropriate songs. It is pleas- I ing to note the presence. of sev- ' eral of the city pastors during tho i nast weelc in attendance at the 1 meetings. W.ith beautiful weath- 1 or prevailing all day._our ^ervicea- J were closed in a veritable blaze' ( of glory. 1 1'fIOMI'SOX STREET ... .BAPTIST CHURCH -1 Rev. B. J. Logins, Pastor Spartanburg, S.~C.-r:Despite the , fact that the day was dark and j dreary, the services Werebeauti j ful ,at Thompson Street and were i well attended. Tho superintendentn' and his teachers were at their post of duty _ at 9:30 a.m. " The services were very beautiful as the pastor spc/ke masterfully from the subject "Two Blind ' Men". This great discourse was enthusiastically received by-j?T"ejf' cellent audience. ^ Mrs. Thcopa Uoouiett ana mis. Louise Boyd worshiped with us on Sunday morning. These ladies arc?fv.oni Greer arid wetre the guests of Mr. T. C. Hill on Gar-^ (Ten street while in the city. The monthly program gitfen by the BYPU_ was jjoatponed until a later day. - . ST the evening, services the pas ' tor spoke powerfully from the sub ject "The Effect of Christ Death ^ op Maui." This great discourse ^ was indeed a masterpiece. The Busy Beo club nict at the home of Mrs. Maggie 'Moore. t Club One met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes. -PAY UPYOIJR SUBSCRIPTION V THE PALMETTO LEADE COKESBURY NEWS St. Paul A. M. E. Church. . , Rev. J G. ^'uamiiii, Pastor The S. S. begun, on tifne. The master program committee is busy fiving parts to the children. Our spring rally is on that day. ;W# lo-pe to go over the top. The preaching service wns f'lll )f spiritual Tervor. Theme of the message "Love." Rev. Roy Miller, one of our Vons whom we are justly proud of is now pastoring Chappelle Station, Columbia, spent the week-end here with his parents. We are wishing fen" him much success.' W/e-regret that Miss Henrietta Robinson and Miss Reeder of the Goldville school faculty are both sick,. We are hoping for- them an early recovei-yi Mrs. A. Holmes Young: or ureen wood, her daughter Annie Ola of Sterling Hi faculty visited mother and grandmother last Sunday. Mr. Leroy Smith af Greenville spent tin-1 weok-ontPtvith his mother. Mrs. J. S. -Smith. ? " WHITMIRE NEWS Sunday school at Cedar Grove was well attended. After school a large niynber of the members motored to St. Matthew church. Rev. J. D. Davis delivered a fine discourse. The*Springfield quartet boys rendered a program in the afternoon. 1 - The Heaven Bound play was at Carlisle last Wednesday night. The pgrticfpantfl WPVO pqrVio.1? nvov in" a bus in addition to the cars. The next appearance will be at Cedar Grove church, We?ft)csay niglyt,A n A splendid sermonn was deliv-1 Ted hy the Rev. Davis nt Brueej Tabernacle church Sunday nite. At Sims Chapel Baptist church Rev. P. Wallaee delivered a fine discourse from the text Stop ye Wicked". Men. -The Sims Chapel quartet rendered several selecions. . Rev. P. Wallace and his pastor Rev. J. C. Collino from. TBnfan, for two nights have, had district jet-to-gether .meetings. Rev. Collins preached heartily?uveryr\jto. Rev. Crosby passed through the :ity and slopped at St. Matthew ?hurch enroute to Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Haskel Joiner and >on, junior accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Cola Joiner motored to Cournbia to visit their daughter Mrs fCfFie Swindler. JThq Whitmirc basketball team . defeated the Trinity ... basketballLea ni Saturday, March Mr. Samuel Fant and associates notored to Union Sunday. Please gather all the important news and give it to your reporter. SrARTAWDUJIG NEW^ Golden Street Baptist Church Rev. E. J. Galiman, Pastor The second Sunday, the pastor preached! from?the subject The People had a Mind to Work. Many Ivnra nrtrleH the church. We raised $45.65. Wo are hoping to *o in our church the second Sunlay April. Mt. Olive Baptist Gallman as pastor will have^ full charge tho second Sunday. There will be persons coming from. Ches er and Spartanburg. The bus will leave Chester at"1:30 ""Sunday afternoon with two other cars following. Tl>e members of the church of Duncan Creek will be iresent,?Dinner will be si-ived by the committee at 4:30. The public s invited to our opening. BRAINERD NEWS On Monday at 8 o'clock a very appreciative audience witnessed the play "Eyes of Love" presented by the Sophomore college class. Thursday during chapel hour we were favored with encouraging houghts by Rev. M. R. Flack of Blackbyrg... Wednesday during chapel hour :he glee club and a few others unler sponsorship of Messrs Moses Belton and J. T. Young presented a pageant entitled the Sacrifinal Effort showing the struggles vf rural children to get into Mis;ion schools. We are proud t0 say thls pageant waa written hy STrT ielton.On Friday at Fairfield Presbyrry which convened in Camden his pagennt was presented. It vas well received by all present. On Sunday we followed our us TXT _ lai program, wt? nttmuvu n cr/ices at Carmel Presbyterian hureh. Rev. Manoney spoke on he theme "What Shall We Do Vith This Man Called The Christ? The young people's meeting con ened at the u?ual hour with tht i B ? Missea Mabel Withers and Mattie Robinson presiding. Topic Counting tho Cent',? ?; ~~ ~~~ NEWBERRY NEWS Drayton Street High School Prof. R. F. Gladden, Principal Our guest Monday morning, was Bev K Mff-tin vrirT iTlnvifr ber of the class of 1(j20. He gave v^ery litilpfuF remarks. Wednesday morning Dr." CI. W. ?Singleton's message was "Pulling Together". Little Miss Mary Ella Miller answered one of the questions-he asked. _ Friday morning Rev. E. E. Gaulden's_mcssag??was "What Is Your Weight?" He admonished all of us. try use the life of Christ for our standard w-ight?hi?ihxr eommunity. ' Prof. U. S. Gallman gave a talk _LuJl of information and advice. J The agricultural boys gave a banquet Thursday afternoon for the benefit of the new building. ?Calvary?Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. Reasone,r. Pastor Uur Sunday school is still grow ing. We were delighted to welcome three new mpmhrrv Minnri Gertrude Farrow, Laura May and Master Syri aGlenn and we were happy to greet our visitor Mr. W. Glenn from Helena. Mr. Paul R. Allen was violinist and Miss Everler.a Martin .pianist. During the League service the following persons were elected del egates: Miss Cozetta Cromer to go to Greenville to?the McClellandT^rcabyteriai Young People's Lea- ' fflc ani Miss Geneva-"Murray^ to be Contestant forr the Woman's Xhristian conference at Benedict* college, Columbia, June 3. The ^funeral service of Mr. William Gilder was held Siinr'nv *-ho- '20th of March at Miller Chapel.A> . M. b\ church. Sermon by tbe pas tor Rev. R, J Jefferson. ' WiRfams-and Pratt, morticians. People's Hospital Dr. J. K. Grant, Director A mammoth crowd .attended, ihe. Populnrity and Sneaking contest of the Business Men1 that, was giv- ~ en at Bethlehem Baptist church, Friday, March 25 by the "Hospital Auxiliary" of our city. A most inspiring seimon was rendered. The prizes for speaking were-" won as follows: first prize, Mr. Butler: second. Mr. Glenn. Mr. Pratt third. Honorable mention Mr. Herbert Coleman. The most popular business man is Dr. J. E. Grant: next Prof, F B. Pratt and ncYt Dr. G. W. ningktun. " of which-Dr. Grant reported $357. 66; Mr. Pratt S63.74; and Dr G. W. Singleton, $50*60'. Donations were sent from various cities of, the state and out of state which were highly appreciated Mrs. Margaret Scwell of Green ville was thy week-end guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. Ei Grant. Mrs. W. R. Reeder and grand f>on, E. W." Lilliewood left for an indefinite stay in Washington and New York visiting children and other relatives. St. Matthew Baptist Church Rev. W. L. ShepherH. Pastor Sunday school LQiQH a.m. with officers and teachers at their post of duty. The lesson was well taught and reviewed. Service evPU 6:30. The' pulpit was graced with Revs. Sister Manard, Wick er and Rev. Sister Davis 'from Philadelphia. Sister Davis select ed-for a text 16:1 of the hook of Ruth. Subject A Fixed Mind. We were filled with the wonderful messagf. The many friends are glad to see Mr. and Mrs.- Grady Haiti;, war.per returned home after having spent sometime in Bridgeport Conn. i Mrs; T. W. Wilson has our sym- J * ^ " - ? j? r pathy in the lost oi ner near nun- j hand. Look forward to Friday night, !j Rev. Sister Davis will preach at , St. Matthew Baptist church. Come and hear her. - ? " , ' BT.ACKStOCk NKWS H ^ ' Sunday meriting wast a T'atny morning and only a few" ea'mo but < to worship. A spirited meeting , Wis held" at Bethel. The pastor was absent, but is to be present next Sunday. -* W? haj as guests Sunday Mr. *l and Mrs. F-lie Right and little i daughter of Chester, A. C., also our cousin from Winnsboro."- Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mitchell and Mrs. .lanie E. Moore also of .Winnsbtim,Mr. Francis Hemphill of Black stock. Mr. Jame? T. Williams spent the.'1 week ^end with his mother at- the | home of Mr. and Mrs. Thompsonl' and daughter, Mrs. Nora T. Boul- 1 | ware. We were happy to 'prneet them and hop# for thair early ra- ' turn. d MT. MOKIAH BAPT. CHURCH I Rev. C. H. l'icketL.--PiUiiot ^ * . t "ISparTunburg.?There was rain at the break of dawn on the past Sabbuth day and it seemed ti.at the church goeis here in this beau til'ul city at tiie loot of the moun tains were in lui rr-uia-y of ncos. But upon tiie arr.vui for the nour_Ior morning se- vice t ii e ruin was over. The Sunday school s^attendance and achievements weie very grat. lying.. Rev. Williams -of Augusta, UU., \NUS OUI gUCSt, UTlu na.lC Uivery inter*, v.i'g *alk t> the Sun day school. All preparations eon tiriue to go forward for the ob servante of ?Easter. 'From -U"* sd'liji'ft "Tin ? Gn>in~ an'd Glorious Victory," He v. Wil Hams delivered a great sermon which shall linger long in the minds of the people. At the evening's worship there authored iigi1'" 1 '):* ' ?? jnupj.?ng congregation for service. Thou alt t tie m.n.f ..m t ^r constituted the subject of the dis course by. our pasor, - He v. C. 11 . i'.cLulU lie jjeh.err-d a masterly set men'. With gripping attention and interest this message was re eiyed ar.d the flow of the spa. ual tide was high. This message furnished much food for thought. As the climax was reached there i,. .c ?? I r nviv uuluui^s uk spiritual jervor and enthusiasm. Visitors in large numbers share*, in the great joys Aidnxdv-^me--fTTrniZII??S^evt?iiini?'r ervice. The collection forWhe-da^r Was $60 89. Sick?Mrs. Mazie Dogan is very sick in the General Hospital. We h.ope for her a speedy recovery. repeals. . burg . be e an their Bpiingu-uftoaHtrrr n Maich 25, for one week. The Adlowiii^ TeacHersTleft Friday for the week: Misses Nettie Fox, Thel ma Gregg, Rosebud Embly, Sarah Vaughn, M. E. Hoover .and Leana Summers; Messrs. W. A. .Neal md-"Arthur Benson. : - AIULV If you are displeased !with the rest. Try the best?Apex. The v or Id's leading system: Xullie Ha: riion; Beautician; 220 N. Dean -'t., Spartanburg. S?C?Pbofttr-i233 CARLISLE NEWS. Second quarterly conference was held at Williams Chapel AMEZ. hurch Saturday and Sunday. Dr. D. C. Crosby-presiding:'* the confciuicu a US good from the start to?finish' We were very pleased to have members--from all churches to worship with us. Miss Texana Savage spent the week end with her sister Mrs. Sal ie Salter and husband Mr.- Arthur Mr. Ervin Coleman, Jgssie Mitch dl, Mr. Colic Hill and Miss Rosa Lee Brown motored to Rock Hill Sunday afternoon visiting friends. Miss Rosa Lee Brown will leave Sunday for Milwaukee, Wis., for in indefinite stay. Mr. Edward English arrived here Monday. He has been in Greensboro, N. C. for 7 or 8 months. Mr W''1 |Mlt FTuff last wyek-Jivark-mg-an No 7 State higlT way. It is reported he is not doing so well. Mrs. Mary Lyles is visiting her . sdfdvr, Mis. CoTrie Hampton, i n Spartanburg. CI.IO news' The rally between the men and women of St. Peter A ME church ended last Sunday evening. The women raised $7.25; the men $2.91 The losers are to give a hnnqnotrrn hortdr of the-winners. | Services at Mt. Tabor Baptist churfch were largely attended last j Sunday. Jtcvl J. M. Brogdon preach e.d a very impressive sermon The text was -found Mark 7:1-13. The Wrong Ideas of Religion, The YFCA Club rendered its initial program at Mt. Tabor Bap tist Monday evening, March 21. j The second program was rendered *t Spear ME church Sunday after noon. BortPffrograms were highly enjoyed by the audiences. Mrs. Virginia Elleby of Fayette eille. N. C.. spent the week end with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Covington Mrs Shaw of Mullins was the eruesj. of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Terry last Saturday afternoon. MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. P. Carolina. Pastor. Sellers, S. C.?Sbnday school npened at the usual hour with the Strpt: Sfid hfa co-workers at their prrst. At 11:30 morning: sen/iee bepran. Rro. W. T. Fare preached from the text Deu. 6:3, subject Thfi_ ? t s L - ' - ?J . ' Pago 5 Johnson-Bradley * ? -i FuneraTHome __ r {r, t telephone *un :~7; .... blcl an<] whsvWvfl an<i?h?-?-' ? :? . sago from the Roy. W. M -K y of TS:r.n*'-n>viI!o, !!< text I Cor. 13:10. . This ' ' wa.j sponsored by the <>and b:*;?* armies. After the sermon Geno:al Porter and C !.< M ?! came' f .? ?;? >! ar. I ? captains r- i? *>v: T- ; ? '.1 ui.ny i'.TJ.'. V !:. : ' y SJto'nn afir uM". l,.i"Crfr~ armies $101.Pte : \V<.-. thank aT friends' and vsiitor< f-r C^i: < .. operation wl;!; u< i;; thi- laiiv. Sellers Chapel Ilanlijj^ i.lmrrl) Rev. J-.- H? HalhRtfTTTir" ~~~ Sun.Jaj^s^i .ijituul ' Hour w ith mm,;, a; - :-. , ,.T at their j>.>at A* ! .A : , tiful discu = ' o session. 11:1,0 mo r::?nv s .v began. The Rev. ,J. W. Fv.r.>,? IcctefJ his text S*.' Jo)::: \ rs.', jcet V..U It< tt : .! - j. ,\t : ?'e a vain a:v hv r'HuAt}- st ni;','i f"? ?,> o-, . < J[" -1 h-r-t',I i,:. .> K". .j'rI . t ?""" 10:23. This was a st: -v sage and quite, a f?>-. = ?r ? shipe?i \\-ith u?. MT. OUV].; M ] ( h Rev. K. L. Moore. I'astor S th. rv-r : ? . closing ,,f ?j... '!' , joSL ?j?- ?-At , 1 1 :'1() the p.': us a great message t.hat" 45 a i? many hearts : ? ; T! : v was fine. 5 The pa'th . ! th;>se- .who made it v.;.a* :t: Thv qaa.tet of River ' ? rendered sohie vei y g, - sehetions. fliAin POMADE WJSJUST RIGHT Pobmb/1 JOE LOUIS, the World's Champion endorses and uses only MURRAYS HAIR POMADE _ because it is * *World's Champion Hair ^Dressing. It must be good 1 You try ii TODAY II 0.0.00u.G OOGGG'GOOOOOOO'v 00.' r SMITH-COLK.MAN FUEL CO. "Satisfaction or Money Hack" COAL - COKE PHONES 3121 and 3125 1921 Tavlor St. j - - i i