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> BETHLEHEM BAFT. CHURCH! S. S. opened at the usual hour ' with its otfcerg' and teachers at their post. The. lesscm was fully " discussed and reviewed. Morning worship wias opened by Rev. L. M. Keitt. Many membe rs_and_fri^nds wore present. Tho message was delivered By-" Rev. Edwin G. Douglass of Benedict college At 4 p.m. we reassembled for ,?the" "Mothers' Day program. . Music was furnished by Shining Star quartet and Capital Cit*r. ^?olos were rendered by Mrs. Rosa L Brennen, Misses Huttie M. Hnllo. way and A. P. Murray. Talks, ^ Rev. Glover, Douglass and HalloWay and the sermonette, Rev. L. M. Xpitt. There were many oth evs on program who playcd-au im-_ portant part to make it a success. ' _ Evening srdVl^es, Rev. Douglass cnnlrn nirtiin n v0nn nf t^n rnn. f vention w?s given by Rev. B. B. Fejddr. Aif>?r the offering the Lord's Supper was served; Rev. J P Redcr assisted Rpv. Felder. We, the members of the Ushei board wish to thank everyone who relped in the Popularity contest between Bethlehem and 1st Nazareth. The total amount raised was $86.30r First Nazareth $30.30. Bethlehem $56.00. We did win. BROAD RIVER CIRCUIT Rev. F. C. Laws, Pastor Irmo, S. C.?At' Hopewell A. M. E. church Sunday was a high day ~Tno"rrtjng clouds lowed: and raic * fe.M, but the clouds passed and the E. F G. Dent gave many high, and helpful points on the lesson. He preached a heart touching sermon. Theme "A Mother's Love and Courage". Our third quarterly conTerence was. held after worship. All with one accord united in do ing their duty with joy. The entire conference was a circle of happiness. Hopewell and St. Paul BROWN CHAPEL NEWS Rev. C. C. McIIwain, Pastor Sunday school was good as usual! After the lesson study by the classes the lesson was reviewed by the pastor. At 1-1:45 the pastor preached a noble sermon from Acts 9.36." At 7:30 a warm prayer service was carried on by sister Janie McKnight and others. At 8:15 the pastor presented Rev. J. W. Robin. son. His sermoTf" was a master piece, full of thought and well pre ? pared. He left the people?hear-ts. glad and strong in the faith. C' llection $8.21. The Pulpit Aid club met at the ? had?a ~nrce time.?fHttr served ice cream and cake. Stewardess hoard No. 2 met St the home of the President, Mrs. . C. Beard. The pastor an 1 daughter spent - last week in Carlisle with old relatives and friends. Sunday we are expecting a large crowd. Sun / day afternoon choir convention at Rock Hill. Monday 'night Rev. Span and his choir will be with us We had a grand Mothers' Day program. .BETIILGIIEM BAPT.. CHURCH. Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor Ncwbcrrp, S. C.?Mothers' Day was opened Sunday morning with a .program presented by members of the graduating class of Drayton street high. It was a program that will be long remembered by those who listened To~7F With Miss Ojetia Gilliam at the piano our morning services got, underway, later our "pastor came before us with a strong Mother's Dtxy sermon.. Subject "The Guidance of Mothgr". He preached as ? never beforehand our hearts were made to rejoice as-he ^poke to us about mother. At the regular BYPU time, another "Mothers' Day" program of the eighth'grade of Drayton St. hi brought us the interesting program, with Miss Lattimcrre in charge. For the pass two months ~ we have enjoyed the programs vnnrldvo^ nt T-IYPTT h nnr We were happy to have with us Bro. S. A. Allen, his pood wife Mrs. Eunice E. Allen, Miss Sutten, Nurse Wilson, Rev. and Mrs. Granderson of Washington, D. C., and njany others. We welcome you to our church at all times. Rev. Grandersorn the husband of Mrs. Fortune brought "us the message Sunday night. He used as a subject: "Christian Progressivc^ ness'. We enjoyed the nuessage very much Rev. J. J. Young and fiev. Boozer worshiped us s LEXINGTON NEWSSunday was a high day here The pastor preached a?wonderfu sermon in the morning at Mount Zion. At 4:00 the circuit unicrr convened and Rev. Lee preache< Sunday school was had at Beth ui-?t its'usual hour "with the Supt and officers officiating. ?-At?Str PauLRev. Bailey preach cd at 11:30. So every service wa< fed with religious food. Next Sunday will bo the last daj .for the Educational <^rive. A,1 members are asked to finish up the third Sunday night. The Mothers' Day program oi Sunday night was excellent. Th< children and also the mother; seemed ?to be- happy. - And- wh; ^ho^ldti't"you l^e lmppy on Moth ens' Day ? , NAZARETH A. M. E. CHURCI Rev. C. M. Williams, Pastor ? Sunday school was opened, a its usual Tiour by the 'Supt. Rev A.L. Gary with officers and tea chers on their post of duty. Th lesson was taught, hi'initifnlly am reviewed bp the superintenent. The meitlbers of the Siwida^ school ancj the friendg of Mis -Roth Adams are pioud to see he bac]< honte again after spondin a lovely school term in hig school. Her address was Enjoyed After devotional^ -conducted b lister Hester Hamlet, Rev. Gra; preached a heart felt seripon. SuifrtaV' might pTayci' ^ervicf' were "conducted by Bros. Day Gary and Bro. W. B. Hamlet. Sister Hamlet preached a soi stirring sermon from I Timoth 1:2, subject _ Take A (Stand Fo God. MT. 1.1SGAH A. 31- E. CHURCI By R. H. McGhee ^TmTtlTv uHTu u ^rTTrtl TTTTV \T ?I cd with the saying of many. 0 ers Day S. S. was called to orde at 10:00 a.m. by Supt., Rev. 1 II McGhee with his strong cor of teachers and full enrollment ci students The lesson was we taught ^and instructively reviewe by Mrs. O. V. Quarles.. With beautiful decorated churc with emblems representing bot class of mothers, living and deu which brought to bear the fu thoughts of Mothers' Day. At 11:30 the choir processions After which the appropriate open ng was - eon ducted.?A strong so r.on was delivered by trie paste At 3:30 the chairs of the cit -met at Mt. Pisgah in their month ly session. Having enjoyed- eac one of them a glorious mornin service, they were all well tunc ror the afternoon program.?Pre> *iob and brought to the audienc through the various' selections c the choirs, songs for the occasior The pianists Mrs. Fuller, William and Miss Williams and Caldwel certainly graced themselves i heir musical renditions. Not ord the union j.s proud of them but th various churches as well. Night program. Supt. McGhc after invocation prosec^t^d Mrs O. V. Quarles as mistress of cert mony. She presented the follow ing: Mesdames Lonnie Woohridgi Mary smpkins, Daisy Duckeu, a \\'~ Moore, Julia I. Williams, S. . Burpess, O. V. Quarles Solo Mr: Mr. Josiah Moore, Remarks, M: T. K. Robinson; Solo, Mr. R. I McGhce. Remarks, J K. Polk. Iboral ofTernp was contributed. St. Luke ?Rev. Gray wishes to express h' Mph appreciation to the Rev. an Mis. F. P. Ellis and members c St. Luke A. M. E. church and tb many friends, namely Rev ar Mrs. Tames, Rev. and Mrs. Mo lette, Dis. Beard. Bropden. Lomo and Lawrence,, who spared r pains in makinp,fit pleasant f( him. And we the members of M Pispah extend our courtesy \ those ..who made it pleasant fc our pastor while he was in tl eld historic "city by the s>'a".~t1 has often expressed since his r< turn that St. Luke is safe und( the leadership of Rev. and Mr Ellis. And the A. M. E. churc is well puarded with stronp mil pray for them success and Ion life at their post .of duty. Yours for the Cause, the write Sunday night. Our pastor along with Deacon ? L. Lake and others gave us higl lights of the Baptist State cot vention^that held its session i -Rock Hill. The convolution wj well attended. Next year tl convention will hold its session i Newberry at the Bethlehem Bap thurgk , ???g LANCASTER NEWS I : ~2 St. Paul A. .M. E. Church | Rev. Wm, Gantt, Pastor The bells "chimed with a charming tone seemingly Jlur.day for Mother!?' Day. Sunday school at (' 10 o'clock. 11.20 Rev. Gannt be- <: gan service. He spoke from the * subject The Influence of a Goo<J Woman. At :00 o'clock a pro- 1 groin was rendered for the inter- ' 5 est of the B-Squnre Bible class. * Promptly at 8:00 a special pro,- 1 . gram was 1 rendered in honor of Mothers. Mrs. R. L. Gantt and the Supt., Mr. E. II MeGill wore in s - eha; pro. ;? ,? The young people speaking atlJ 1 singing of mother were enjoy-d. < A few mothers and- fathers gave ^ L: testimonies. - li _ 1 All tire sopvifccs were well at- -1 tended throughout the day. < . Mr. White of' Greenville and I other friends -worshiped with us j.1 Sunday. ?. s ' 1 Our rally will be completed in a < t few days. Misg Nealy Perrin came hi+t?- < . I to visit her mother, Mrs. Prances ~t ?r Perrin. * 4 = " ^ first Washington i BAI'TIST-CHUR'CH j r .^ s Uev. J. P. Talbert. Pastor ( t We have enjoyetf this lovely { g Sunday -throughout the day. Maily ; h individuals sadly wears white rose I. to show their tender feeling for t V the loss of their mother <md a .] y gicat number still sliow that they still have their darling mother by ] ^ wearing a red rbsgr !1 e Today. May 8. our ralljK1 day. In ( the morning collection the ladies '1 beat the men ag usual. The ladi'-s , >" reported $36 and the men leported l r 920. Total $50. The .captains re- , ported at night. The two reporting the highest amount; one with 5 i_ the hichost receives a S'2..r>0 gol.l piece which was Mrs. Hattie Gam oie, arising s.i.i.uu. ine next one >- rrccivi's :i $1.50 which?was Mis. -i n Lula Jones, who raised .$25.28. The . t- total received throughout the day > ' i was" $233,96, _ ! p MORRIS BROWN ,f A. M. E. CHURCH j Rev. R. I. Lemon; Pastor i Charleston. S. ?Last Sunday. , Mothers' Day was well observed ( ^ at Morris Brown. The pastor con . , .dticKed the usual Junior church ill ?_ j. services, .arc! preached at 11 a.m. , fifijn he subject", "The Son Is Love , j for His Mother"., selecting as a ( text ?t. John lt):20. An inspiring sermon resulted and 1 person? , were taken into the church. r At 8 p.m. Dr. Lemon again " . preached^ to a large congregation j "from the text found in Proverbs ill: 1.0.; The theme wa^ "Nobility ( j of Motherhood".. This sermoir was , tivit ies of the dav.. KF\\ J. " James an i his eh ir and people cfl i , Ebenezer A. M. K. church wot>1 sloped at Morris---Rrown last Tuesday night. Rev. James delivered ( j the nrorniorrTor the "Occasion. An , ' enjoyable evening was had by all who attended. y Oil next Monday night, Mrs. L. (i. ])avis will present a drama comparing 187G with 1038. This , \ promises t0 be a real nice pro guani. The trip around the world sponsored by Mrs.,V. Lemon last Tuesday night, was a most sue e' cessful affair. Mrs. Lemon has* !' takern a firm grip on the activities of the church and has shown s' lurst'lf to T)e an ideal pastor's ~i " wife. The Red and Blue armies i are .makng things, hum around i ^ Mo: l is Brown, in anticipation of the rally which closes the latter 1 part of May 1938. Our objective is $2000.00. It is our purpose to fj clear the track for the Annual f conference which meets in Morris Blown in 1938. Our church still j mainstains her Forward look. m + m t L_ .. DUE WEST NEWS? :+ n . 10 11 Religious worship was held in t. all the churches here on last Sun-, Lo day. The services hovered around ?r the theme of Mother's Day. ic( fh'e farmers in this community ftr "Tie mo\lng^ah-rrrg?m a fine?way-f with their work. 'r The Due West Junior High' s school is in the midst of its closing exercises. 1_ Mrs. Sallio' Mae Carr is some' ? what indisposed at this writing. It 'K is hoped that she ntay soon be well Mrs. Mario V. Smith left las! r- Sunday for New York, where she . will spend the summer. Her husN* band and little son will "join" hoi ^' lafer. * Mr. Daniel Valentine is ill at tms writing:. Here's hoping: that hi is may soon Jio tip and out. to Mr. O. L. Smith made a business in trip to Greenwood last Thursday it. Miss Rebecca Eakin spent the week-end at home with -parents. ~7 xt UK PALMETTO i ? 'INF HIM, CHURCH i \.>l> OVHUUIJ ' p By (Miws) M. lyialloy 4 Latta-^Sunday being a lovely lap, with light showers, our Sun ^ lay school opened with a large at- , endance and elected a few ofTic- j i'p. Miss Pa. Alfuid was elect d teacher of Primary class. Mr. ' | Simeon McKinn elected nssTstant , 5upt., Miss Edmonia, assistant sec etary. / We are glad the Supt. found | means to fmp*ovc! our Sunday it-hood. I i Rev. Mundley our pastor gave ' js an excellent sermon at 11:00 j >'clock. Quite a few mothers i vere present. Rev. D. W. Bethea trwade an excM-llenfr prayer that >rmieht many tears to the entire _ diurch. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. A1 ford was iVesent from Eatta and the choir . endered lovely music- under the * director, Mrs. S. J. Bethea. I * The commencement sermon wav ;onducted by Dr. I. C...Wicley of J !:e M E. cliin'di, Dillon, 0. C. Ilis?: mhject was Knowledge. The ser-.^ ,-ice was well attended bp ecrminu- ' 1 ity and visitors. Mr. R. Gahain iccompanied Dr. Wicley. -iRev. D. W. Bethea save an exrellent talk also-on the behalf of in 8 month term next school scs- 1 sion, ? Misses Powell and Maljoy were he guests in Racolnnd, N. C., on ' Friday evening) ? Prof. H. Crawford and Miss R. ' 3. Berry of Latta, were guests of * Ur; and Mrs. Ale^T Afford Satur-" lay night. ? Mi s. Zaek Bethea and Mrs. Hen y Kinnie, Mrs. ^ B. Alford are J >n the sick list. Hi/pe for all a ' speedy recovery. ST. ANDREWS A.M.E. CHURCH i i Rev. G. H. White, Pastor , Andrews, S. C.?Our church \ chool was conducted by Assistant -t Supt. E. B. Greene. The lessor .vas very pointed and reviewed by > Supt. Smith. < Fo'i; Children's Hxror readings by Annie Wheler. and Gladys Grah- ( am; then a story by pastor of an i mkind stepmother. Solo by Louise c iYitherspoon. < ~ 't he adult hourlTihcme by out ^ ninister was A Mother Gives Hoi r Son to the Lord. _ 1 The League "tinder the guidance 1 >f President Williams had a larger gathering than usual. The quar- i Lerly topic was How to Choose a t Vacation Wisely. The discussion \ tvas entered into very heartily. r At the evening hour a twenty ( nipute program proceeded the scr j moji as follows: Readings by Myrtle Thompson. Rudolph Greene > duct, Eulah Mae Gamble, Beaulah i Scarborough; paper Miss Rosalie < McCam teadifrrr "Bern-rrff "(Trcen c J and an address by Miss Almetia \ Robinson, 0no of rti- public sehmd teachers. The pastor's sermon- ; ette was "And the Mother of Je- ' aus Was There". Mrs. Smith had . appropriate music for the day by , me Junior cnoir. Mrs. Mayme Atwood-Tyndu 11 united with the church May 1st. She formerly taught school here < and now the wife of Mr. Taft Tyritlall. 1 COKESRI'I? V N EW S St. Paul A. M. E. Church Rev. J. C. Coaxum, Pastor The Sunday school bpgan a lit ther. The pastor taught the primarp; Mr. G. P. Dixson taught the intermediate and seniors. -Thi.- ' being Mothers' Day a very good ' program was rendered. Mrs. E A. Robir.son mistress of ceremony ( at the close of the program the- ^ pastor spokd from the subject: 1 Mother. He _ gave the origin of Mothers Day. '.High tribute wa# 1 paid to mothers. The rally was a -mteeefwr.*?$4&.30 was?raised. To 1 be continued next Sunday. Visitors, Titus Holmes of Gain.st*| vittc, Ela.;?Mtstt Anrrie O. Holm- J es of Greenwood, one of the fac iilty of -Stoi-lirvpr Hi. arc thr son and grand-daughter of Mrs Julia Holmes, Mrs. \j. K. Hogging, Ml'ft. M:il- tie Goggins, Mrs. Mamie Adams Mrs. Wes- Adams and Mr. Wilson Nash, Jr, are worshiped at Cedai , Grove church, Bradley last Sunday ( Th^n were the dinner guests of Mrs. Emma "Marshall. A pleasant . trip reported. Miss Rosa C. Nash a Junior of Bettis is home sick. We are hoping that she will he atifc to re turn t0 take the final examination Mrs. Florence Moorfcontunues very siek. Her two daughters, ? Mrs. Mary William^ of New York; Mrs. miTTi Smtttr of Philadelphia i^i at her bedside. Mrs. Mamie Adams is ill at this writing:. We are hoping all o# the sick an early recover. ?; MT. OWVE^iAPT. CHURCH Rev. J. L. Brooks, Pastor' Muilin*. S. C.?The S. S. open>d at the usual hour with Supt. A. Bowman in chaise. The Jesson tvas beautifully discussed and a splendid review by Deacon Win. Vance. . * The Emergency club met at the .oine of Mrs. Rosa Gerald. Refreshments were served. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. L. J. Gerald. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gary of Newberry and Mrs. Georgia A. jUess of^ Allendale spent the day n Mullinn with Mi', and Mrs. Wm. 3. Campbell. m m ' SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. S. (1 ordoix. Pastor Sunday school opened at its usjal hour with the officers at their lost. The lesson was beautifully aught by the teacher, Miss Annie5 tVrenn. After several splendid :emarks by Miss Jamie Hast and VIrs. Ruth Cook. Tlrie Pastor, Rev. T. ;S. Gordon reviewed the lesion, riie star pupils of the day \yere Masters?Benjamin Taylor, ilenry VIcTaylor * and George Junior \eese. ~~At 12.-15 the pastor ascended the ostium and delivered a nibst won k-rful and soul stirring Mothers' Day sei nion taken from John 19: !7. Son, behold thy Mother. At 4:30 the members of the Sun lay school presented a splendid Mothers' Day program with Meslame^Ruth Cook a nd-Jatiie -Hartn charge.? 8:30 found us back again in serlastor brought another wonderful nessage taken ffrom Paul's Letter 0 the Corinthians: I have fought 1 good fight. I have finished the course, I have kept the faith", rruly our hearts burn within us vhile this message was so spiritually brought to us, Quite a few visitors worshiped .vith us. They are always welTTTTnr ?? On last Tuesday night the F.S.A :lub met at the home of Mrs. Sa ah Tillman with the vice-presilent, the Rev. B.. T 'Sears iD harge. After a brief business fussion the club adjourned to meet ruesday night, May 10, at the lome of its President, Miss Annie fi. Wrenn^ Following the adjournCment the numbers were then ushered into he dining room where a -banquet vas given the club by the Rev.. B. T. Sears. After having been scat ?d at the long flowtr laden table 1 splendid program was rendered 'by the program committee of ivhitd^ ^Uss-tJiKMnne-Snipes-is-thCchairman. A delicious salad :oyrsp, consisting of salmon salad s; then' pink ar.d white ice cream Miss Kula Reese and Mrs. Sarah rillmon acted as joint hostesses. After the feast we were then ushered back into the living room where games were played. Fun and amusement reigned supreme throughout the evening. It was Especially made so, with the Rev. L. M. Ffouglass of Benedict colege, acting as game master. Besides the club members the Rev. B. T. Sears,?Rev.?L-?. Douglass, Mesdames 'Sarah Tillr.i-nnnifl I.nuisp Reese and Ida Mac Brown, the Misses Aur.ic Wrenn, Eula Reese, Bertha and Carolyn Reese, Queenie >nipes, Adello Reese and Mrs. Wil lie D. Brown, other guests included the Rev. E. G. Bonner and Mr. Mam field Rosemond of Benedict college. Everyone expressed hirn Hf as?hovinff spent. nn evening that was really worthwhile. Miss Eula Reese and Mrs. Sarah Tilltv.on left the city - Saturday for New York where > they will spent! .the summer. Mr. Jake Wrenn and Mrs. Willie D. Brown with little Miss Dorothy Wrenn and Arthur Wrenn. motored to St. Matthews and" El'oree Sunday where they spent the day with relatives. CLINTON NEWS. Commencement programs began at Bell street last Monday in the crowning of Miss Frezelia Walker of the eighth grade as May Queen, j Aftm- hoi^ coronation each graae presented a program for her entertainment. The first grade presented a butterfly dance and a clc/g. The second, the Rag Doll Dance; the third grade, An African Dance; the fourth and fifth grades wound the May pole; the KTgTT school, a drill, novelty march and a dance. The program ended with ft playlet "The Coming of Spring". The cast of which included mpmhors of the nrhool. !Sarah Johnson won the mdeal in the annual declamation contest last Wednesday night. Ruth Mae I Crawford was second; Th^lm* Dendy received hnograble mentiun^ Other?participants were .Thelma Leake and Beriiice White. The pu pils with the five highest averages ai'e allowed to take part in this contest. The judges were a .from Praabytorian eol lege. "Srsou WhitJe and the SPvenDwrafs" an operetta, was presented by the intermediate grades on Friday nighft. Marie Simpson sang the title role. The dwarfs were cunningly played by Robert Thompson, Henry Walker. Luther Lllllewood, Willie Earle Seaberry, Raymond Harris, Edward Johnson and James Arthur Vance. The pupils in the fifth grade wh0 have-been present and puneTuaT all tlie-year "were "feted with a party Saturday* afternoon by. their teacher, Mis3 Mosley. Bingo, jig-saw puzzles ar.d other games provided entertainment.' Ice cream and cookies were served. Those present were Mattie . E. j Burnside, Carrie Kingsboro, Rob-'J ert Thompson, Jessie Lee Martin. Moses and William Dillard, Luke Hpyeg Bahh and Otis Taylor. Those who have perfect attendance records but who were not at the pa: ty are Thelma Martin, Anna I ty. are Thelma Martin, Anna Lee N'ance. Maggie Mae Davis, Darnell Garrett and Jesse Miller. "Fun on the Podunk Limited", a comedy, will be presented by iL* J - At *? fiun ttjiu iV112>3 onus. rvn vr* them sem tD _be imprvoing. FEDERATION NOTES Continued from Page 4 Mrs. Maggie Glover; Chaplain, Mrs. Sexton; Publicity Committee Mrs. Daisy Pearson, Chr., Mrs. D B. Taylor, Mrs. Hazel G. Bookman Mi's. Beulnh-CirWweH.Mrs, Minnie Johnson; Program Committee: Mrs M. B. Paul, Chr., Mrs. Mary David Miss Elizabeth Brogdon, Mrs. Stagg; Trustee Board: Mrs. Hattie Duckett,- Chr., Mrs. M. B. Wilkinson, Mrs. M. B. Paul, Miss Helen Usher, Mrs. Carrie McMillan, Mrs. B. E. Vincent, Mrs. L. L. Butler. We end our report as we began: The meeting was a success from the appetizing supper served in the -f*pen?Friday evening to the benediction Sunday morning by the pastor of the church. PAY UP YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ni?r eigniii iiiiu mntn graaes Monday. Wednesday night the progfatn of-the-voeationah departmentis sponsored by Miss Helen Latimer and Mr. J. R Harper. The primary department gives its com mencement contribution Friday night. Baccalaureate vespers to be condoled 1by Rev. Emanuel Gaulden of Newberry next Sunday. CARLISLE NEWS Mothers' Day program was carried out at all the churches Sunchapel opened by Supt. with officers cooperating." After an instructive lesson the pastor Rev H. E. Hilliam brought to his hear. rs a good message from Exodus 2:8. And the maid w<>nt and-called the child's mother. At 8:30 the Mothers' Day program was carried ourby the mothers. Mrs Pearl Johnson sang a solo, others read papers.. Namely Mrs. Eva Coleman, Mrs. Lillie Stewart, Mrs Agnps Sims, Mrs. Sadie Jeter and Sara Tyger. Others took an active part in singing. The-Four Wonders, the Silver Tongue and the Home quartets remrerea?selocttons. tt- was enjoyed. . , Mrs. Dollie Brown the sister of ~Rev. F. L. ^Wilkes snetlt the week here with Mrs. Wilkes while Rev. Wilkes?was?attending ,the?Stnf convention in Rock Hill His mother, Mrs. Mary Wilkes of Wilkes burg his brother Verbie. L. of Greensbdro, N. C.; Misses Verssie Mae and Francis Sanders, his two nieces and Miss Coree Worthy were here a while Saturdayto visit Rev. and Mrs. Wilkes. Rev. Wilkes reports a. pleasanttrip nnd stay at Rock Hill. The convention was a success, along all lines according to his judgement. He wishes to express his appreciation and thankp to the members* erf both his chubches through the paper for their splendid support ! He further wish to thank those who gave special donations. Namejp Deas. H. H. McMorris, J. M. McMorjis, C. McCracklin, Brothers James Davis, J. A. Glenn, sisters Alice Levister and Janie Glenn. Those on the sick list: Mr. R. Jeter, Mrs. Eliza Lyles, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, Mrs. Anna Thomp i a a ti~ Page/5 "TODSY'STREND ? 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