The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 18, 1938, Page Page 5, Image 5
Saturday, June 18, 1938
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President and Mrs.. J. D. Bryan
of Seneca Junior College were in
the city last Monday 011 business.
. , They had lunch with Mr. amf-Mr-a.Brooks.
Miss Mary E. Gladden is at home
after a successful year at Barber. 1
Scotia Junior College, Concord,
N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Canoe, 2124
Elm wood Ave., announce the birth '
:>f a nine pounds boy, Harvey Willie,
June 4, 19J8. Mother ami son
are. doing, fine.
Madame Julia Hi oolan-1. President
of the Colored Beauticians of
' . South Carolina,, was in the city
this week, perfecting plans for
the State Meeting, which will be
held at Spartanburg, S. C., July
19 and 20th'. Madame Brooland is
also founder and owner of the
School of Beauty Culture, located-'
at Orangeburg, which lias sent out
a number of graduates; "all of
whom have parsed the State Board
' Mrs. C. M. Finloy. teacher in _
Pinley High School, Chester-, S. C.,
is attending Summer School a '
Speliman College, Atlanta, Ga
Mrs. Finley is Grand Royal Matron
of the Eastein Stars of South
Carolina and contributes Chestei
Paragraphs to The Palmetto I.ead
er weekly, friends' throughout the I
State wish her a successful term
Miss Mary Ella Cheeks, Mrs.
. . Bessie Hampton, Naomi and Mattie
J. Hampton will leave Sunday
June TD Tor Philadelphia and
New York to visit friends and
relatives. Miss Mattie J. Hampton
a graduate of B. ,T. W. June 3rd, .
will.return to the city, Sept. 1st,
where she will be a Freshman at
Allen University.. They will also,
visit friends in Boston, Mass.
Mr. Joseph Palmer, formerly of
Columbia, now living in. New York
City was the house guest of Charles
Brooks. While here was highly
entertained by his' many friends
' On Thursday June 9th the guest
was enter tain 0(Cw i t h a party given
by Crarles- Brooks. Those present
" were: Joseph Palmer, guest of honor,
Rosa Rynl, E. F. Calhoun. Floi
ine White, Prof. I.. W. Bryan of
. Senoct, Marion Williams, McKinley
fnrripk, Ktihyo Kosemond. Willie
Sims, LaMaris Perry, Roosevalt
Franklin, Charles Brooks. "T^T"'
host served ice. cyeam, cake, fruit
juice, mints and nuts. A farewell
party was (riven at the home of
Mr. E. F. Calhoun, Friday night,
June 10th. Joseph Palmer left for
New York Saturday.
GOLDEN KOI) (LI B
The cluh held its regiihir meeting
Monday nite, June 13 at the
hunie of the president. .Mr*, Georgia
Mae Davenport. -The -club was
called to-order by" the president.
After devotions, the club discussed
an open air dance. After which the
< '..financial roll was called. AH memresponded.
The club adjourned
A delicious course of peach short
cake and lemonade was served*.
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EAST ENI) JOEI.Y Ill'NCH
Hello Everybody! This is Station
EEJB. Being otf the air for
two weeks-we'll bioadcast a little
news. We were highly entertained
at the home of Mrs. Annie Bell
Giecn Monday night, June Lltb
After devotions the meeting was
turned over to the president for
discussion uf .old and-new business
-A ft ci?tho meeting tile hostess
seived a delicious course of War!
dorf salad, and lemonade. We adjourned
to meet at the home o i
Mri. Ethel McMiller June 20th.
Watch The Leader for more news
from us. We are planning something
very soon for the public.
WARD 1 WILLING WORKERS
Tl,-I..U iL. L - -
J IIV tiuu IIK'L <11 LUC* nomc O I
Miss Corine# Sherley, 1 *? 17 Wheat
street, Tuesday night, June 14th
The meeting was called to?ordei
? v?by- the president.- Miss-Lucy Jone?
and opened with the club song, led
by Mrs. Croasie Thompson. Praye
. , by Mrs. Katherino Sims-. Bibleverses
were recited by all of th<
members. Then Mrs. Eva Mac
Moss led another song. There were
no minutes of the last nice tin?. S<
the roll was called, the meihbers
responded.?The meeting?closed.
Miss Lucy Jones led the closing
song. Mr. Silas Smith dismissed*1 its'
by giving the closing ode.
LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB
The club met at the home of MrsAnnie
Porter, 502 Main street.
The meeting was called to order by
the president Mr. Sam Williams.
Opening song led by Mrs. Hattie
Coleman. Prayer by the president
Another song BjTMiss Mario PArtlock.
The club then repeated the
23rd Psalm. After which another
song was led by Mrs. ilattie Johnr
_ son. The house was then turned
over to the president. The minutes
of the last meeting were called
for; tjiere were none. The sick com
mittee then made tier report; one
member was reported sick, Miss
Annie M. Tucker. We then listened
to th? committee's report. The
president then called for unfinished
business. One was the donation
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for the Palmetto Leader; another
rras the Ouck Rally. ThohTww" hus
iness was called for. One new mem
ber was received. The roll was
called, each member respond*' 1.
ine next meeting will he at the
home of Mrs. Hattie .Coleman, (>f)0
- Sumter street. The" club was <iismissed
by Mrs. Rebecca Wright.
We are having1 our first outing of
the season Monday nite at Dunbar
Lake, June 20, at $ o'clock.
Come early and enjoy yourself.
I/AMUSANT
The club met-at the home "of Mr.
Willie Carter Tuesday nite, \\ t
8^0 -with the president Mr. Mitchell
in charge. The meeting was car
lied out briefly in order for the
members to attend a Moonlight
Party. Some very good plans were
club. We are going on a Moonlight
hike very soon. We were glad '
to have our president back with 1
us, because he has 1/een absent onl'
account of his recent irradnatio'n J
from Allen Uipv<"?->tity * Woly. gift
was presented 'him. by the J
members of the group. We had i
two visitors Mrs. Pearl Johnson, t
Mrs. Gillen Smith and Mr. Steven
Scott. We will meet' at 11'2G Ger- i
vais street on Tuesday nite.
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ON V AC ATlU.V i
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Mrs. Dora" L. Dash, of Orangeburg
left June 10th for New York
to spend the summer with her par- j
onts Mr. and Mrs. Haston Milev.
and friends. At the same-time she j
-chool met at tV?? usual
teachers at their posts. The lesson
was taught and reviewed by the (
pastor. . (
Prayer meeting was carried out *
in order by Mr. Cary Roberson \
Our pastor then came forward and <
preached a wonderful sermon from M
the subject: "Unchangeable Prom-1
ise." We were sorry t6 learn of (i
fho death of Sister Nancy Thomp-'
son and the illness of AT is; T.oiivq j
nia Nesbit. Glad to see Sister An- J :
na Foster out again. ^
Mrs. Annie L. Shelton our new? :
reporter left Sunday for Columbia 1
to attend summer school. t
.Everybody was thrilled Sunday
evening when our little?people
came forward under the direction
-?f Mr. Timothv_ Nesbitt and rendered
such a fire Children's Day ,
will attend the wedding of her a-j
lopted brother, which takes place J:n
June. Her many friends hope
he will enjoy a pleasant stay. Tj
c ard of thanks- -j*
Thanks to my many friends who |
assisted me during the iliness and death
of my beloved -husband?Me*- John
It. Calwdse who departed-this^ d
life, May 2G. And als0 for the);
doral, designs.
7 Devoted wife,
(MrsD MARY R CATAVISP
and Children.
COMMENCEMENT FINALS
AT REAUFORT COUNTY <
TRAINING SCHOOL
Burton, S C.?(Many beautiful
and colorful affairs featured the
drmnu'iRU'incnt eTrMtoinM^
fort County raining school. Sun-lJ
day,?May 2ft; tlte opening event
was the Educational .Sermon dc- '
liveretf' by Rev. Thomas H?ynTST~
i graduate of the school and pastor
of the Rose Hill Baptist, church. (
His sermon was very timely and .
ewjirrttK by ulf"thnt were^TTt'etHTfltr _
\\Vdncsday^ r.tght, June 1st mark
ed the closing 6f the primary and
jdemerjtary departments. The
main features of the evening were ,
A Doll show, Special Readings.
o?i A i ? i 1
^wius, /\ pmiitiiiiK v. iiuir uii i vii uup
Sirgirgj, Each participant played
his part well. The whole audience
j?4ve a big ovation and thanked
tluvil isses Perry, Frazier, Gray J
sen, Jackson and hanklin for the
splendid program.
Friday night June 3rd our chapel
was filed t0 its capacity to wit.
regw the final closing. The exercises
conssite(T~of a Declamation
contest, an Exhibition of the Home
Economics and Agricultural departments
and the annual address.
The contestants in the Declamation
contest were: Eastmon Johnson
and Catherine McCloud, Pev-,
enth grade; Augustus Bruin an 1
Sara Riley, eighth grade; Carrie
Green ard Archie Joiner, ninth
gtade; Alice IIudson and Samuel
Singleton, tenth grade. -These,
speakers are t0 be commended for
hoy exhibited that poise ard dignity
that are to be found in colic^
speakers. The first place
was won by <?ara Riley; second'
olac by Archie Joinei^ both of Bluf
ton and the third place by Samuel
Singleton of Seabrook. The judges
were Mr. T. H Seabrook. Frtl'ni
Demonstration Agent of" B-aufort
county; his secretary and Miss!
Eves (all white) Mr. Seabrook
spoke briefly before announcing,
the winners on the progress of the
-school and how it hetpf-'d the onnijnuritv.
He had to admit that it
was the first time he had ever wit
nessed a contesf where every contTtaift
went through his pierp
without missing.
Not only is ti necessary to know i
how much a child should know in !
he literary field hut it is also hotter
to know that he can apply the
instructions to life situation* and
make A limself a better pprson.
with this in mind, an exhibitio"
wi, given by the Adult classes,
NYA, Home Economics and Agri
I cultural departments. Much cred|
it is due Mrs. J. S ?hanklin and
Mr Jo-seph Shanklirt; Jr, for their
efforts.
Last but not least was the wonI
derful address delivery by the
Lev. Renianiin Htueherson, a firrqd |
uate of Beaufort County Training
school and Allen College of Theology.
Words are inadequate to
exprew the real eljpiiflcance of the
-..J
I. A I KI '.N S M:\VS !
lU'tlu-l A. M. i:. < hurch
A .1 Thomas, I'astor
ia irii'-i ill Hi I In 1 wont vary I
Hnnil a IT rn ai <1 nirlit?Sunday j
a day :i ml it 1 -i )|rn nrmnl -a
was |?n s?'t;t. This bt'inj? .our cor feu-nro
year, wu" ave. .looking for- <
watd a.-,d?iipwar ! toward success. !
w v ask t!c pitiy*'vs.of evcryon^.
Prof. Thomas Sandors has been
vi-i.v sick. It- wt'vor, lie is a little
bett'i.at this writing. We hope
how soni] he will b'5" up and around
again. Sundew
was a "beautiful day and
the atten.'anre at St. Paul was
guat.. The Rev. 11 II Hill of th"
city preached Sunday morning.
On fv: inlay evening 8:30 o'clock
th- Children of St I'aul rpndored a
Children's Day program. Lt wa?
t-nioved bv nil. Viss Retty Jo in Tackson
having the highest amount
of nmrey S-'i.bO won fiist prize an 1
ivas pained "Miss Children's Day".
Miss Irene Virginia Green won 2nd
prize.
?Tdte?.1 anioi?Missionary?of?frh- I'aul
Baptist church met on Thurs
Jay evening, June 0, at the hemic
of Miss Klla B..WiHrams on Damp
toti street. The meeting was' ca'i i
i i( d out by the advisor," Mrs. .Mary r
W'hitener afterwards a . delicious t
course "of white potato salad, cake
and drink was served by the hos
toss. The Jumors of St. i'nul will '
have ch arere of service on Sunday '
lure 20. Thy I'astor Rev. I,. B
Moor.e will preach; come to St
Paul oil .Monday night to a pa ]
yeaht given by the junior and sen- '
iw-misstooary pf-St- Pattdr j c
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hardin of :
Chester w'!ie here with Msr. liar- (
din's aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs.
Chester Garrett. Mrs. Ilardin is 1
the former Miss Rebecca Fleming ^
af this city. Mr and Mrs# ChcStter ..
Garrett had as their dinnpV guests I
Sunday. Mr. and'Mrs. Hardin,* Mr -1
ami Mrs Robert L. Higgins, Mrs i
Mary <C M'bit ne?-, Air. Alin."20 j
tVhil i?111?- :inil Miss Remi.-i Washington..
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Mr. C. D f'hilds spent last week I
in Winston-Salem, N C visiting
his mother and other rplativ.es an i 1
friends. -*1
i:d(;kfii:i.I) new s
Children's Day exercises were
held at Macedonia Baptist church r
on last Sunday night.;. The program
Consisted of recitations p'ay *
lcts"and musical numbers. An up s
preciativc audience was out to-wit
n?ss this program.
tv.;; - ?tn-.-tcf ,.lnh will
meet ht the he,me of Juliette An- ,
lerson in July. ^ j
Mr. an i Mrs. Walter S Green.
Jr.. "Mr""Tun 1 AI"rV lle 'ry ' ArbfTrYfr ..
anil; Mr~Jeirse?1 ft las'. iveok
for Washington. DC. ^
Mrs. M. M Murray left last~SaT ~
urdav for Hampton institute. 3
Miss Loom KtttdtH-ford is here
visitjntr her . sister Mi>. (Aussie 11.
Rutherford Oliphant.
Prof. C. O Floyd and several t
:>f thf> "ajr" boys are plunintr to f
leave this week for the camp in j;
Qrai'trelhnw ' - -
Miss Mariraret O nnor ami Mrs p
Mae Brown of Aik r were Sufi day "p
W-flrr^rrt?tho llelVe T7f I'l'of. iih ' T
MVs. W. K Parker.
M r< M atretic J AhiC'Pfr 1' ft last" .
Satu: dya .for Wayne-vilie. N C.. u
?7l h ANNIVERSARY SANDERS
I REliK It \ BUST CHURCH '
Second Year Pastorate of the '
Rev. J. P. Gibson Observed
Camden, S. C.?The G7th anr.i- ^
versary of Sand' rs Cvetk Jtapti-i.
church' and the second year pasto- j,
rate of the Rev. J. I1. Gibson we: e j
held with the San !ers Crock Bapt. J
church, hiyc June- 7-12.
Tuesday night, Rev. F. M. Boy- .
kin preached fumr I Kings 18:21, .
subject Indecision. .
, Wednesday night Rev. Z. Fprguson
preached f^om the Subject
Trusting in God. Thursday night .
Rev. Boykin spoke from the sub- i...n
w;. i-.in ?itnii .?ti ,,, c:.,i,i?1
Friday night, Rev. V. S. Carter 11
pi cached from the subject Aral
at Midnight Paul ;y.d Salmotid ! !
Prayed. ! (
Sunday- nvorning 0:15 Sur.dayl
?choc,i was con'ucted by-the Supt. j
D. I).- Ab'xander. Lesson taught I
by Miss 'Daisy B.l'on. A short),
talk by Rev P J Johnson. Short j
talks were given by Misses T.ottifc ,
Map Yarbortmgh, Daisy Beltnn and (
Sadie Mae Bates.
Sun day morninng 11 .du'iiij* the ' (
devotional period a paper was read
by Miss-Daisy-Bcitrrr orr the sub"
ject Truthfulness. Remarks by
*evrral deacons. The history op
the church by Deacon A. Kelson.
After other remarks Rev. P. .T.
Johnson preached the anniversary ,
sermon. . (
'At 2:.10 Rev M. L. AVade p: ea; h I
ed the past'rate ai n:ver-eiVy <r-r- |
iron. Singing h" Macedonia and
Mt. Zion Baptist churches of Kcr- !
shaw. Total collection for the \
week $n?,54. Attendance for the t
week G50. .
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address. Wo can't say Lao much
in commending the speaker. "Kot
the heights we have reached but
the depths from whence we came".
Tfonce, 0ue of the host commerce
ments ever hcld at Beaufort Counin
history and plans are underway
to make an accredited high school
in the near future.
We were pleas-, d to have had
Prof. C. A. Johnson and Prof I
Stallwovth on the-camprr, rfurihfr r
the co'nimencemer.t week. Thny
both are of Columbia, S. C. j
eoh Washington of Early Branch
rhrrrrrsr the exereiaos. Mr. Washington,
is a graduate of ? the
school.
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THE I'ALMEiTO LEADEK
ijisuoi* i'iam'i family.
~Hcj.s'(>in-;i> at i:?|~
.M10XTS."
\ 1 iilill il ^ Tijf J' .lilt U ,,M.I ,
,i IMitHUlM > Itll'lll *' ?i I ' ( I'I ' h 1 '"I '?t
;on. Miss S. J. Fuller, the O.'i .niter
<>1 liishgji W. I!. Fuller ?"in |
ilitcil the |> escribe ! CMii.-e Ml' 1
i,,. rr i,,,.;. .. n:^i> i
May l'.t. Mr. William Kdwa'd I
duller, Jr., completed his _ hitch .:
-chool work- at tin . 1 .uhoraloi y |. f
litfh School, May -!7. Mi. -. Mary f
[fuller, a ivranJ-<lauy/.hti i of
>]> Fu 1 k1; completed - her !i;y:h|
icliool courso? at 1'hoUei T. Wu-h- >
nut on J11 i lt H ft n < I ha- l>< < n :'iv< ti I
i .scholarship- to Moiri- Brown '
"ollcce. Mrs. johiiii- Ful'iei W'il-jJi
ianison another liaiurhler of B!.-hp
Fulle's received her liaeheh.tr <>l i
\ 11 s decree front Mollis Brown. h
.'Mh'ure oh June1 *. kMi.v Kmnm '
tVrijfht Fulle+^-H-hr wife <>f- Bish'>>---t''tllerl
icceived her diploma f-itnu "
he College of Business fr?nn Mor- i
is Iirown College on June <s. Also', J
!ishn]i W. K. Full' r r>'-riv'-d .inniimiai
y di n roe of?lloi.tur 'of?Hr=?^
inity on June is, from _ Morris 11
Jrown Folletre. , s
ne-,men of tile B..-hop's detionti-'
intion were in attendant* at "these "
:onimeneenant activities.
* F" WHITS VII ;LE
'AKABUAI'IBS
Vacation davs aYe liwre. liell
jettsvillc? hi^h school c!os< d May
51;- -aftcf a very >ure' ssflil yeaT
it?wotd^?
Students .from various sell o|s '
ire as follows: Miss Vivian .Mr- 1'
'ollum. Miss Mildre i Shields, Mr '
r. C. Robinson, Mr. T Grey. Mr.
'"nd McLaurm, attendants of the ''
South Carolina St^te college; Miss I'
K list', on McCo'lluni. Browning 111
Ionic; Misses Ruth ami Rack* 1 (1
daeemson. Miss Willie Hell Wash
irgton, Mr. Irvin^ MeCollum, Miss u
\rde:.ia Prince, Mis.- ' loiiiniio 1 )a is.
Mi -ses horctlia and Allien
lolmes and Miss Rathenia McColam
of Benedict coileg- : "Miss 1)0] l"'
i.ne MeDaniels, 'Miss Jenkins, Mr. - I11
Icmy Zenrihiari, Morris college; ^
diss Frances Morris, Allen univer- *'
dty; 'Miss Charlotte Hamilton,
ill'. Blackmail?and 'Miss?Johnson?''
d' Claflin college. W> are proud. n
- f our school folk.
'I'll,, following teachers are h'niie "
or the summer: Mi- Mahlc Rcosc.
>Iiss Margaret Ree-. a: d Mis- Su [.v
all Moiris, after a sueccs't'ul "
school yoaFT i : m
Professor Duek'ett of. Benedictollege
and daughter "were in thi- 1"
it.v last wok as gtusts of Pro. 1,1
ssor Uucl{ett's sister. Mrs Iola j,'
I. Roose. * V)
_ All. Opheal M;eotMii. is at. .
< oie from' Atlanta university.
vhere -he studied F7~Ti j-a.-t Two IT
tui.y .\ir \ crnuni .viac./ms n i-'
it home from A. ami '1'. rollerr .
lr. Macmnson wits ! ct'd pivsi- '''
int-oj' tin* Student C-HiTeil of the
o!I< t?e this past year - J
Mr. Charles .MrEaddy was in ,
he city a few days with his t?ran?l ;;:i
a'her. Mr. Annies Quick. Mr Memddy
is Jivintr in. Xew^ oYfJr~Ciiy.
I'liie .froni the XYA Camp. Colum
ia whine she las worked for the V<1
iast two 'years We are vrlad Te""7"
avp In-1' h"in'?I' i' awhile.
Miss Clo'iell Thomas-is out a-' j
tain to the diliyht of her many ''
+4Hl<lSr ^ - ? ill
Mr. Catnph'!| ~ was funeralized 1
['lun.sday at St. Michael.
Miss Thc'lma Wi-rUiv _o.f_ th i n. ,V;
Mr. Joseph 11. \V. Morris. J ..
rradua'ted from t lie Guptorf-lo? . < )
icJiool of Kmbak.iinjr with hie1) *
Ulnars, winniro" hoth tlic lined ! ' .
dr sifliolpr^hip and attendaiv
I'd has paSsi d t.he Xi/rth" Carolina;
Joard of Elnialji i:iir.
Mr. John M> I < d, Jr. eonipl-trrl". *
lis course of Emhalminir in New I 1
fork City.
Shiloh Church News
Sunday school aider the SifpA
)r. Mi Collum was very in<true
IYCV ThOie We. Present la-t S n
i v 20'J scholars.
R> v. A. J W light. tin- pas'o- ?<
preached a very good sermon ."i n
The Ciood Life". This was a '<
nrch net-do i set i.n.n and ot.c that
yas cm joyed L-y all.
Sunday c-ve.: in# the congreea-'
tion witn sse.| a Chl'dien's
nogrant di 'eted hy Mfss Dorothy i'l
Reese and -Mis-- Blue.' The pro-1
gram wa. good. ;' e la ies a d j |
!ieipa.Hs deserve ft hig hand. Th-'d!
ejfereise was v? y well attend d
considering the threat- of had v.i-aV
ther, ... 'ft
bltiikl \. \i. e. ciirKni j
Rev. S. U lewis. I'aslor
Stindry . si'h >ol. eor.veiu- i at t . <.
usual hoitr with otVicers and teach- ! 1
ris present The lesson was the-j h
Highly taught ,.'p all class1, s. A1'-| >
tr*r the ('!51 sJes n ;l-sotnWeil. ail do j
the rcecn? high school and college; I
graduates?o-f- tiu*?.Sunday sola I ,|
Wi-r" present.d to the school. At' '
lor w! ieli Mr. W. II. allrvey nv.de
ft very Pi acticat i evicw .of tho-d*^ *
S ' T. .
For the morning service 'he pas. >
to;- sdected his (ext from Rv, d
I: l<>. Suh'c.V : A Stowar is'hip '
Chart. Tho message was very i'
en soling,. stressing the responsi- n
bility of each rfiember. Quite a a
f^w visitors were. seen in the a
service.?Come tnfntn. you ~ will "?
ahvays -bo welcome.
For the nrght service RoM^l:-*lyf ^
Hen, minister of the C. ifr. .'"RfT^
church ""Brought the message. Tie I
s*looted as a text TI Kings 4:d,
snhjccTT Our Resources Increase t
Through Faith and Obedience. ; '
This was another inspiring nies- 1
s*?g*rr ^Wett prepare H and defiv- 1
ered. Many beautiful points were 1
brought cut which helped to'
strength-ned the nt?^al of the
membership.
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r your rat tin tto l- int. ? <to:
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v-ir of rjuty. Ti.i- N-~r n
c-ii li: i t'n 11 v i ? .1 'rv?.v,^ii<lie
school au?l a spl'irlxl s<-vi?
y'.J. I.. Cios!ai<l.
At 11 :M<i a.ni. lii'f nirur -.- \ i
if.-. Win. James, in ch;ua- I
i\ar' ?'il a won '<wful Mi"!,. V
iprayinir for th spedy ivc"
y of c.ur" pastor.
At 7 w.. a train asscirh ?"i. a
itncss.cd a vmjilt rf'.il ( i.il li-I
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n:i|H'i :iml his jjooil p <>p! t</
ai t on th-<; proyrain. with n?. S
> tlx- Hlv. .1. S. Hall, p'.ivtor
( Hits rhapvl iiapti-t chrt+ch.. So
anus Uiown an<l thf jt.mmJ ,1U.|
ors ami fi if i'j- of tl.o ali
nntiomd church to<<k% .rpi af-'.i
ait mi tiiU I" ?!.aiii.. Th Ik
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ii'ii-t confess t' 'p. 1',. jLVXlai
is a hi'tiyl mini-Mr ar.'l tin rr."
of Mt. Zi'i'i as. weii as ti
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luijlitci Kiriia.
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Uii._ J.-_2L llaJl. J'a^lor
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At I 1 ninfn i.tar se'vi.
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td VI: * Rev. \\ It otrns was
ituyc f l)V7- \ i ir7 1 IV p:. a
I a anil. ?tin irir sennon. to
iy nppi (i iat iv a'.?dic!;ev. '
; I. c llmT'-.s who ?>al-t;,
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emit T'svilic ; j.uotl*r Mis: TJ'ot
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ttfv. .f tV Jackson. Pastor
J.i'lVaHs s1 mltd a'-.d t oo f til
;iy, ineach un-tith. The pa-'
!i.ai.hcd a...wiy jioH'-.d - i an n a
which II>. y '' omnutnio-. w
rwd. Mrs. V!.. S. Callahan!
pavtanluinr was a visiter.
M-'^-rs Ia:.th i- Alexander ("a
li t iit:t.>? ]; . CiMVt !- Pa*k<" wv
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ilt iit ''' I'll ryrr?After a'l?brt
s tin1 iiu'i' injr was closed. A
-all yr>v;npT folk fn
jja l.l. t.i> -!7 la iv. vt with us in
Sunday school was fcood as usi
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:cnior i lass. Li
Mrs. Thead a -Robinson an i M
ilirnio 1 ,ee have turned fr
he \\ '. hien's conference which v
old ir. Columbia last week. Ti
eported a grand meeting. ?
toy Kogcrs and children were hi
ast Sunday, visiting his pare
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers a
Mr. John Green who aecompar
him. They are from Ashevi
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