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P?K? 2 - $ljp Jjalturtii Sipaiipr PUBLISHED WEEKLY 310 Assembly Stt, Columbia, S. C Entered at the Post Utlice at Co lumbia, S. C., as second class * matter by an Act ot Congress. SI RSCRU'TIONS - One-Year 1;. .:r~ J2.U( &U M'iHCfla" ? ... ' ; I,2J iniee Months ... .71 Single Copy __ ... .01 FOREIGN ADVERTISING > _ AGENCY \V. li. ZiFF CO., t>ut> S. Dearbon SI"., Chicago^ 111. uiiicial Adver tiLLiiK'mu u't tin. iuu allowed b; ?nnv: 1 he Leiuier will publish brief ant rational letters on subjects o tjcntiai interest wiieii they art by l?e nuineo^tmt audresses of the authors anc are not of a dcluiiiaLory nature Auony niuus. communications wu itul be noticed. KOjevted manu scripts. will not bo teturned. UOltTTANCLS Cuecss, Oralis ami Aostai or b\ t,iUs .OvAlcy , Uiuaji ailoUlU Lx made payable lo Uie order ol ino i'almetto Leader. CLO. 11. HA-Ml'iU.N I'ubiibhe i\. J. i? KividLiUCiv Ldito hd. i'hiLii' LLL1S __fcield Aguu ' L. (j. BUWAIAN Circulation Algi CvMHHwnetrtittns?intended for tht current issue must be very brie] and oiuu.iu reach ibe editorial desk not later than Tuesday ol ? each.?w.eek.?City news,' locals personals?aird . social news,, by v\ednesuay. Telephone 4 ">113 Saturday. June3 2"). ltl.'LS :j: iiampbeligramg | Y 5j A Stephen C. Campbell A In I'd."Id when a new program I'm the S. S. a?n!_ {\"J'.C.dx: ive 11 tions. it South Carolina was proposed with o urs< ,- and cm li'.s. "I'ictalor "Dictator" was the. iry that went "" up nv. l w.-tl meaning leaders-winlacked vision. \\ hen \ aeati'on schools were suv Vested, in It'll, "It Can't Re Done' was th" theme .s"iiy tit' those win lack cfiyrajf". Aitlvci an! ahheUed in iut'T'i"y~a tew who. saw slaughter i a' the plans, a ^t .^y out %\aSllffveste'!. Last Week the wisiloiv the proposals were seen in tin femininity Vacation?SlTdot, spoil fcureii l.y T-r.e C'havie?ton__.CuUAty e"n\> w!;h? tjte__N^!o\\'iny__ie . ... flrn^ef'.tlrs. Kubyo Riown, Lillian inevla?s,"' Kwilla . tspann, C. \V M;Tl,f son. Ivrlyn Haynos, I'sa.1 .._ If "7= nf Vi ' V, ' fl'OU || |; it, r. . iil'OV.'Il, , KOSOliil ? ri.uli.i.'!, S'i mown, Margaret : ^n" ??* ! , - s Mtrrrrn u asmngton, Mabel Roper, MuscUa Anerum'and T'ynai-nt Cnmphoil. The enrollment was. lteginner.Is; Plenary.15; Juniors !?0; Intermediates nit; total 22.1. Every mmg Uto was a l'i-v one tillf.,1 n ill, tin | piness. and mirth. I have TTev'er seen a greater .gathering of-children and a finer spii it than I <aw in this Vacatio? school. If you do not know hov to put on one, lot me send you t worker and lpj_u.? have one Everylmdy . tried to see how much he could put into the sue cess- of the plan. All wo.rked a; one and the whole county receivet ti new interpretation of using the idle children in Religious training Week Ih?v Hiblo Schools 4 ' With thousands of church peo I do with nothing to do and thou Sands ..uf^tdsiRI^f-n \\ itji rtOlhlniT^ engage them, the time has come for Week Day Church schools Anderson couhty will have a do .. monstration of this- idea in Aug ust. You too can have it. Sorat use mud - be found for this tim< that nv:st bo our;? under, the shorl working time. I)r. A. W. Drown Coming To South Carolina Dr. Augustus Walter Brown horn near Chapel, ft. C., and whr oner pastored at Cross Hill, DownAhl'r,'". itte. Wilson Clock Newberry and Anderson'_jyi 11 return to us as a conquering here Wednesday night. July 1.1, Morris College, Sumter, ft. C., where hf will preach to the Christians, of South Carolina on the theme: Thr Church Behind .Closed Doors. A choir trf- 10fh vrvfees wHT sine with , many special selections from quartets and soloists. Our poal is 2,000 H . f people to hear South Carolina's j most ou-tstandinc son. The Art Room [ Miss Ida Tobias who is an ex-pert in Handiwork in Religious . Education will difect the art room,' You must see her creation on what - .Jtmims Learned. 500 posters, paintings and drawings will be ex' , hibited. Send or bring anything - you e>ant displayed-. Pictures, pos tors, paintings,-old portraits, book lets and anything you have will be accepted for the Art Room. All .is .required, is for it to be -Oiailg-. ^ by _5H'e wno can .make Things. > Field Davs > " v Field Day. More than 500 happy Christians gatheied on a big 10 acre plat and they had one great , big day of fun. Even the p reach "ers had some fun. Have a?field ' r UV fof VOIII- schn-'lv, Mv I"'" -'.!*"' _ Let -the Christian lea iters ;'iul followers come together an'd plan a 1 day of fun. You can do it if you i try. ' j Tim ?? _ \ Sat unlay, July 2, will bo <he lay of days. The Palmetto I,eadu i will issue The S..: S. and HYPT* - Convention Issue. It is tiMed with MKTHOnS and HISTORY. 5,000 'MM'ies must be placed ainon.tr Hap-* ists besides regular leadens. Mx-ct Christian leaders Wednesday, ? 'u!y t.T-16. Come to learn., go. t' home to serve. I'm-: voice THE MOUNTAIN H. F. ^tewart "Time tlies" is the o-lii expros_ 'ion and it-sccms- Ao-1k .1 1 eairCr3 "\vhcn one thinks that the nine^ te^n hundred and .thirty-vigh'. h t calendar has almost Polled half ; way.' This season?of the year is ' a vu-y busy time th"those "mouti-' tains. Farmers , are- bils-v 111ieating their' crops and those who haVe peach farms are busy gather ng and shipping peaches. If the ' cottuii and .corn enops shoi.il j bo i..- jjood as tin- poach mop appears so-lic' '.his will bo a wond r'fai . : "p year in tin-so huuintain.s. y. I bo Hub City (those win, know I li? in) was liiki-n by a shock las'. wo k to loam of thi? <Lath of ' ib. Cooper, Prof. J. A. Toltn! ind M: s. (P nova. ..Mirlm Iloip-clut bi l)i . Cooper wUs/one of otir cfl'ii-. . it'lll medical friend who .bad , a iauo pi ..dice as a d? uti-t jr. i (booi villo. Prof. Tolboit "Cap .J"im"'-," was : a'l '.hat can bo sai i of one who i rvey his p'dplo. His articlesr i "Mountain City Keh os" whieh an j_ " iti.od iii. tho "I. ayioi " ov i v' v> I. . -us inspiring. M l. Housocloth was the da -fh'.ei of liov. Miller ?/f Hi" or. Sh-. ' was kind and holpl'fu] to those f with w*on) she canie in contact, a 1 la.: wi .tur ; mi-~a?seffM-nnttx?rr? i" - it toriiior wit: s.' ?I [ All throe of those-* cJiaraet ruill bo mis sod in ' tlio ntany aer vi'ibs of lijV in which <in-y faith, i iiliy sci'V'd. Matthew Arnold " MA:!. : '".h.t when jo -ail I i bai : ' 'sM-rno arc bin n to < ^i;i at "thinu I and live while ? t111-: s are h u '. __be-obscured -atnh die''.?tint we ; i'icl that thcsv .played well 'lni. . harts while they lived. The Baptist family <,f Sparta:.' r I'm k *ai f?vttt active ir. FT~ church worship. Hi v. R. S. Sirv.s the veneraldo Paul of the ?!- nunii nation is brintrinj; thintr- to r ~ " at CumntipK St.' Baptist ehuich where he says lie:is mkaintr a he trinrir.tr for sdm-- youn.tr dosha; 1 i> finish. I'he tr-'od folk at Ihin ~ "fan where that quiet truspel pn a- ii r an<l -pastor in the per-on > Rev. R. W. Ke: ne iy is. 'h adintr. ,-eem to lie hehi; d him' or.-- i i' died pi r'Cetit in what evei .oVer. The church- s of the city'rU'T" county are htisly irefintr ready !'< tlv S'.S. and R.T.l'. convent ion in . Sumter. We are triad to hav,. ar rtlvl friend from the little India - -town, flii f)C'.m lu "-vf ii~~iJT TTi : |,v poison of' Mrs. .1. U. I licks. __ Pseems like- old times to hear he?. I am sure the Rap' i.-t' alPTwi ,. the state wil) take a part in 'h special- issue next week. 'Well, after all we will hav.- t ~ ? (rive it to Pynam0--rnnipbe!!.U is really a Dynamo for the Rap.' ^ tists. LA 1 ENS NEWS < Sunday, was a beautiful day. 1 The attendance at St. Raul Rap'. 1 -church?wa*?ye at. Sunday r Junior church day. The-pastor preached from the theme I Hav< ? a New Man. The pageant, given i by the Senior and Junior Mission1 ary \vas a great sitcr ss.. ' There was a prize Riven, to the 1 one selling the highest, amount of _ tickets? First prtTr??r pin flTT^IpT i perns; second prisfe a box of stock | ' ings. Mrs. Mary Scott worf 1st and Mrs. Anna Sullivan 2nd. -? - - - ?U ?. -"" " ' . ;. ' . T . ABBEVILLE NEWS | St. James?\ M . Church Itev. K. F. Johnson, Pastor Sunday school was l.rryciy atton id by teachers and s.llolats. AI the nioi nine'-services found our | a.-toir_at hi.- p--.-t of duty and preached an inspirational sermon to an attentive audience. At S p.m. anotTief sermon was ve y instructive to the younc people. as this was tin he.uiimihy: of their nieetintr. A nice crowd of viauar m mil, ' a I hope more wrrr to )v osent on the lid ^titn'ay nit'o in Jt ly. Jfr. Hu-ene Houston of Cocoa. Flat, \va> tlu'- ji-m-t of .Mr. Allen Recti. Frietnls" a. ? son y.to know that fM'-r-.frnnos-tnit^Tji N iinli.; hospita 'nit hope liiin a i l'cio ,n y. Miy' lloravo- Tayloiy an,I Mi;. Ron 'h i -ninnlos of " It-trdict' ' Odln^c," vific the U't'ck-i'iij y.iic<ts t?f their pa: enj^s Mr. .Ifilio11 . I avlor yntl ^ ? Mr. Allo/i l,Vci >p,-nt".a few daVs in *fii'een\ illo 'last \vvtk. Mr. Itichaid Thompson of Cha-pH?tfi!}.. was a nli nsunf" visitor, of Miss J. I.utile Fair. M s. I.tkia Tayl"!' is a'ttohdinji - :'v. '!--r s hiM'! :i.i Hriiis Aradynpy; T anton. , - aMi ?t s !: : t !i V! White. JesMe C.\ and Kii-aiinr Fair -left .Friday nitc^ (),< :. n City. X.V.. visit itru. fi j la-v. Havis. <'harlot to. na.-t ToT 7TT fTT W;; n S'..Ft > ? Islcrmn' ( nVir.TT wa$ bono in sorvito Sun ay and -1 <1 with Mrs. Mary I,. Pnjx\ 'li-'fs(';in SXjjiLrrVrrtfc "JTrownc .am ph a.-iry visitprs in (> tM-iivillo with their aunt. Mrs. A. 1. (M anpol!,..' IUuilii of "Mr. l'ehert .laokson ' ] ?F-ntt-n'ds?irrM reu.Vr.es,, of Ahboyill.' wrir i.'.i-'ii d oyi r the dC nth of M r. diohci t Uarksoir last \Vt*ti-1 ni-sday niti'J t at 5 ! Fill. For a nam hot of yi-a .- hi' was (vhrf look at tIn,* F itl a 11-f. i ai:d still in service until < atL.'> I'laa ral -orviia s' St.. Jam \. M.V i i.u'i h' []e ! a' -.y a |V. i l*i y d : \\, d:u. _ ktei s. . I-aac Jackson I'assis I-: at- -In -5. ai. t s-ui of' the la.-Wm. .lit K,o; an,! Jo.-ephit.o'' Xa J. ! MV. ay at -bUlionv 1 ! *.'_V;.. lie 1 -a.es a-wily., i. M IX: < a. : . * . .thrt*.. hioth . ' _ ' j l < N I U s .\f i ~~i. . . J j ^ 1 ;r". : i:; u.'?> in till , ' ' :is' I';, . U :: -si-r-H i ,!' ' .h-.i : vi-.i, tin-; ' "' 1 ' : .A.-I, i?,i :' r ' > : ;Y'. ? ; t*??r+r':' 11 I'i. 'J V :'! i., , 5. t 1,. , ' ' III! I'll s Hiijiti-t , !''' v' ( : ! '. J in; I' 'a ( Impj.-i I J-'-fl N ! :Jli i: \ f i. TTH |{( IJ ' --'I- *i Pa-tor \\ ' . i ... , , -i: ; n .m,Ht,T " -v ' ( in i . > r v. r : mi; !! , i jt /( ca? n vi \ a;1. 11 ' diV '' -u'.-.i ': ur we re l:' i1 ' '! V.' ? j! i : ".MlV ?"?<!? * W- rai.- (i i'l sI?;t< l" !. I .a. t San lay 1 1 i :' - 11! iivj idee inif -^w-r 1'' r7P a v i v enji/yahle /Elm_a <i , ,M..I j ,i>..( 1?- < i: t r'' j *^ ??Pkf ">t's Alt iltaUrmw~ 1.1? aye of ! wclvp, Ai .'l-l.'iU 1 -f- . - I ; ! J, |.? j S c!i ji! 11 !? pa 'i,; \v?.| >]ilp' (i wrt.li '.i.-. I apa for jir< -aehe<i? an i ilent i> in. n "a The llencfit '11 1 ) i'i ' ! i " ' *ii" ' h istian. oY]<>ck Koiiial our pastor 'a 1 Ho i'.li a-jain. fI. hrnuyht .* i i-siit'" I'm SI .( \i-jrh IilV-. The twelv ln.li, si .,r}. still'a' win k t" -it-?winch?h->" i : r 11 will?He" -t4H?a*|s?p-TpaTiuT On Men ny.ninkt, 'pV- .Ir-lip's Tabernacle 11. chinch a' >1 paste' will -x"i ve v illi a- for th- benefit < f the nmitlis df' .latin iry - nn<l ln-e. ri>p *?; ?t ? -fHttwhr JT" '1 h iTu'v t Seeutai Xax.a < : h Ji. chinch arid pas'or yilL. serve- for-t4r- rrrrmtJi-" "f April aid Atuni-t at We arc yet tiny joy w hile we I wuik m Liiis unvc*. v unit' and en- | j<>y yonrsclypy with wh? HE PALMETTO LEADER ~V BEN>ETTSVILLE PARAGRAPHS f .Miss Sarah Morris had as her guest Sunday Mr. Douglass and mother of Union. Mr. Rosenwald McColluni left Monday for SeKoJield in Aikep, where he will work this summer. Rev H?IU-Jonoii and others?hrftMonday for the Hampton Ministers Conference. Miss Sarah Morris left Tuesday for the University of Michigan,, wheie she will study "this rUllTfllet'.. Rev. A. J. \Vnght" spent a few days at the Kings Mountain Conference. Mr. Charlie Reese is indisposed at this writincf * .Mrs. Martlm Boose McAllister and ehildiun Th?-ihb,?from Kiuusiroo to spend awhile with j faU\er .and ?sisters. Mrs. Anna _ jfrYriglil McC'roe ol' Gaflfney, is irT I Mui city, hecatse of the illness .of her mother. Mrs. Julia JThomp-j j-cll is Ol^f t.. thn 11II1 i f li I iiPl iuu?many?fi ioii'is. *" ! T I Miss Nannie Nicholas of this J Ic11v died after an illness of severi al weeks. Funeral services were .held at St. Michael M.E. .Church. Mrs. Mary J. Sellers, - Hudson street died after a long jllness. pPrunersfl"sorvTTi s were held at Shi-' ! l"h Baptist church. ?j! Dr. T.. M. McCollum, Miss DqrethV "Reese. Miss Buth Blue, -Mr<? i' | P. u.h'iu e MD'ollum left Tuesdayj tjauiiiiiijv for the National Sundavi School Congress in Tuskogee, Ala.] as representatives of Shiloh Bap-.1 tist Sunday school. Dr. MeCollumj I \vas* accompanied by his eon _ "lvtue, Jr. | Mrs. Lucy Reese, Miss Ella KeJ, ly. Mrs. A..J. Wright are attend ing the -Woman's. State Conven, tioitiin - ohrnThiflr~~fts 'delegates from vhc Missionary Society of /siiil'.h Baptist .church. Little Olive Leo, Arthur, Jr.,'1 Jhnry and Julian B. Wright are ' visiting relatives and friends i n (jall'iiey. ; Dr. J. J. Starks; President o f ' 1! n.-dict Colli gr was in the city : v oday as tin'-'guest of Rev. and ' M s. A. J. W'i.'ht and members 1 of Slrloh Bap'ti-) hutch. We are 1 dways delighted to have Dr. 1 Ss.i arks .with "tts. Accompanying iTlFV were Mr. tshprpcr and Mr. * -'H-'-nitrs-. stu d-lit->i' Benedict Col,For The Palmetto Leader, siee * At I.or. Wrig.li.t. Jr. lie will be >:t I to scive yoa. Have your nick- 1 !e^ seiidy please. . . , !".M; (;R<>vh A.M.i-:. C+K'RCH 1 I. v. I!. C Cuuitirgham. Pastor Ftr.day v.as. a beautiful cay for < iih s< i -. ices and we had a -r-o I'ovn all dav lo-. g. Sunday-_ Pi .pi?iipi rt .l at Tts usual hour, j ' h *' \ Inm, I.T.. a H-O? !. ; fui message" which wn- , I'll loved. _ ? Ih- Mi |. CO!"..: tic till a ffodd prff" "' "'I !'"I Chill lien's (lay. Wo nK-? J ..LUoy...uoi jJift .Missionary.- St-.k 'I : ruidoMu! splendid music. .' i *' iiii: lloyil has returned to Xi w Ymk after .spending a week vvi ii : i".:!. lilts. ( ' a T.e :.inl Mi-s Mary n- 'I ' .'Emilia were.the din ' their si-t'. r. Mrs. 01 'I1' | ' ' "1* - l.itt !e Mountain 1 vSTi~i i t \ ? ? Miss . !. I:. \\*i 11 in rs is >jnnilin? few. ilay - wr|, her urard parMr. ami Mis. <;. M. \\\ Boyd. l':i ! sonn visitors from." ' Mr.-, i -am is l'ynl is much im111*i:i her illness. Mi-y I .ia-: i and Mr. Wade Royd l " til'' sick list, but are im Mi-. Cunniiiprhani is al" 'he -iek list. Their many i'i h".A? v. i?!i for them an early 1 .' '-owry. -mm~ in:i n 1.1:11 i:m 11 apt. church Tlcv, I'.. I*, Gauldon, Pastor j ?Krwbe:ryr Sr C.?The Sunday _ -eh' it!?was ? attiTH-to ortTcr. by the -u; rintendenjt at 10 "o'clock fijv' !*tir Hm (if\'|itional exercises the ' ochf is ^ i.irHt ChUrge "of their ] do -< - f??r thirty minutes. " 1 On, pastor -at the regular morn < intr. sfrvices brought us a strong j annum <>n "Father". We are 1 pore than glad to have Miss Gwen ( dolyn Henry lack with us again. \ She came home a few days ago \ from Atlanta, Georgia where she Jj ?' tende't' sthiiol 7tlrSpeTmTTh college. J Mrs. .Nancy Singleton and others ] left for slimmer school at Benedict f two weeks ago. We are wishing ] them will iM their studies. 1 In spite of the rain Sunday nite j our jiasfoi preached a strong ser- 1 I mon fin T ifn'c hronlnul Tfri.TiBc.f_ -rrtfnt.^ - I ( .Mi mbci-.s. remember that on the ; second Sunday in July is rally day.! t \ We are looking for you to stand by 1 the cause. ST. ANDREWS A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. G. H. White, Pastor Andrews, S. C.?In the absence of our organist Mrs. J. E. Smith who ij; away attending > summer school at State college, Prof. Smith is performing her duties assisted l,.. ?i- ? t ' * ^ u.v iuiss nuuuijin ureeno. uur Sunday school was conducted by assistant Supt., Mrs. Essie Greene. The pastor's Father's Day message was Honor Thy Father. iRey. T. II Ha11 is- ..f 11, a morning- visitor and Rave some very helpful remarks. President Williams- and the League" workers are looking forward to the state meeting in Columbia in July.~ S-o'clock- a-vet y lino 1i1ogrnTiY was witnessed bv ? Inrgn grmip. The program was^ arranged bv t'lot. smith and Mrs. Essie Gieene. On June the 7th our pastor with Dr. Clarke and Mr. Ben James of Wf'-LU-'lC'-t""''li?motored - to Atlanta,' Gn. ? There?they attended Morris Brown's commencement exercises. Juno 12th Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greene and children Miss Mary Frances, Berfford and Marion James and their neices and cousins Miss Henrietta ahd Rudolph Greene attended the Catholic High school exercises in Charleston, S.C.. Pi of. Smith, Mr. Joseph Thompson, Mrs. Smith and daiifrht'?r Mijs Arneitha recently motored to Orangeburg where the latter two are attending: State college summer school. I Since our pastor's recent visit to his homo town Laurens, smw very good, things are in the air. Wait and see. GOIRDINE CWT1T Rev. R. A. Brown, Pastor j Sunday school convened at the usual hour with officers and teach rs present. . j Rev. I). J. 11 art well and brothei Fohn Keity assisted in the opening. Rev. R. A. Biown preached i wiinuoi iui sermon. i ne noiy Crimen union was given to a large hi m L/c r. In the afternoon he trenched at St. James'A. M. K. 'lunch ami at X:(M) o'clockjat Jeru Mem A.M. K. church. One uni;ed with the church. "Miss "T7.~Pendet gi ass ' of Kingstiee spent the' week end with Miss C. Dingle of Lanes. Messrs Aaron and Willie Smith ind others motored dtfwii Sunday from Sumter and were the dinner ruests of Mr. and "-Mrs. Chat lie Marvin. / ? mm ?? MT. SINAI It. M. C. E. CHURCH Rev. K. C. Keels, Pastor Sunday \vas a success! ui day wrrh services and Sun lay school la c-it nitig at t-hr?. iu-"nM ~tin7iT~ .Sunday was a, successful day ivith .services and Sunday school beginning at the usual hour. There ve:e. many present and we tlmnk ach one who took patt. The Rev Thomas ' Rich" rd-n e iri siding elder of the Sumti r uis1 ii I in eaehed a soul -t'rrire- ser non to the eager "Christian audi>n.ce. Subject l.et II* i* Alone; why .rouble ye her 1 She. hath .wiought i jjootl woT)i on ATe. The elder, Mrs, Richardson, his wife, her sister and beautifuldhutrhtor. Mi.ss?Mollis?i lie inner guests of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Willie Govan Sunday evening; Siek list: Mrs. Elizabeth Billies liiuch improved; Mrs. Essie Mill ei, Mis. M, J. Vjlover. We pray for tlioni a speedy recovery. ^ At the entrance of Xewbrooklar.d when.- the new-concrete bridg-c is being constructed is found a beautiful green: spot o*f grass hedges, flowers and trees. This is Orangeburg City 'park for col orP'J children. Mrs. R. Jamisonj president and her working club nu nibors are siloT.sofrirg a bite ha.rb^euo July?4th?on the park r*?*?*iiinrr< . Vrm urn invitoil ??lARorxn C Ai>i;s Thoi funeral services of Mr* Mary Burgess were held at Good IVill Baptist church, Sunday, 12th >( June. Mi's, Burgess has liyed n tl)G community for a number of ^cars. She has been ill for several months and a few weeks ago vas sent to the State hdspital vherc she* departed' this'life June ith. ??he left jr belovtd husband Mr. Waves ard Claden Burgess; ive daughters: Mrs. Pearl Brown Mrs. Sugar Eaddy, Mrs. Dolly Washington, Mrs. Gracie Jackson find . Miss Millie Burgttr.s, tnnfry relatives and friends. The funeraT services were conluctrd by her pastor. Rev. Johnson. He spoke from the" theme: \ftcr my earthly house dissolve, [ have another building. The flower girls were Evelyn HOW TO HAVE HA ENVY, MEN ADMI To win a plan's heart and hold it for life, y< become and remain attractive to him. Featu it's one of your most attractive pc your hair is drab, lifeless, gray-streaked, t with Lantust. Iben look in your mirror you'll sec is a younger edition of yoursel hair will again be soft, fluffy, uniformly c< " nil n MiMdtiiauu :>|?.n rvi: lli; lUMfC. V^OIOrf . choice of 18, including jet black, black and GODEHlOV'i^^ 1 If your dealer Bl Jm f doe? not have if, send $1.^5 direct to ... ~ GOOEFROY-MANUFACTURING COMPAN * 1 *i*i*?*?*?*iVnVWV>iWyvyui<MUM> : Maggie Brockton SrnT Rose Kiln Fulton. ? ' ?e?~ The pall])eai< *s were Messrs E. L. 1 hom.is, Timothy Cooper, L. Fulton, S.' Brayboy, Jestis Thoniam : "" Mr. I,. M. (J toon IT oluLake City i unci1, r taker. -trussed: Fi: >t. Tin- i'I-V lVr F. hi. i;atin;-.^ 'Jwl. The crv !*'" Citizun hinT :'.? <! '<"1"' l*i m- i hi1 l.'ndimp 'ion uf So ,1s which is the trreatiT?5I oi a:i cries. Bro. Solomon Stok0s the gvpat commander and general had things in hand. The-r coai ON ALL THRC jjniirf a -^o-trh cTc?n, ri PULLMAN CARS Be comfortable in the Consult Passenger Trail Ticket Agents lor Farei Reservations and othe l"_Zi JllU- COBB,- Division I'assen SOUTHERN RAl IMNCKNEY'S FI UNDERTAKER AND LIC SOUTH CAROLINA ^ ^ 1 1000 WASHINGTON ST, L Mr. and Mrs. .ode Graham arc i tli" prchd parents of a fine baby srirL Mother and baby are doing fine. Mrs._ Corinne Peterson Graham is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Peterson. v I .' ' ' _ _1 . < iii:huv im.i. bapt.-cnrnrir ' Conway, S.C\?Sunday, June l'.'t!- at I o'clock a very interest-" j ing program wtis Sponsored by the North Carolina Mutual com .-paxy. _ Our -field ag?nt, Rev. Taylor act i My?as-?sponsor;?Welcome I address by the Pastor, Rev. G. G. I'Danels. Speaker of the day, Mr. Arthur J. Clement.4 Jr., manajjej. of the Savannah district for the North Carolina Mutual Co. Subject The N'ogro at Money. Co1 operation was the main point I stressed. lie had us to see by | pooling our .niekles, dimes and i dollars has caused the N. C\ Muti ual to rate over five million dollars. I Pi < f. R. E. Rhue i?sporded. It I was enjoyde. by" all. After the finals a menu was served in the basement where quite & numbuL enjoyed .the refreshments served by recent members ?f .this company. Mr?. If." L. "iiessahT^aifeiTl as hostess. | KK'Lnr.HVIIlfK A.M.K. C'Hl'RCII P -v. 15. ( . Scott, Pastor ("aiueror. SV. C.?Sunday was a |eat day at the ..hove named i "church. A lively 'Sunday school was conducted by th" Supt., Bro. Sol< moil Stokes. This beir.j; the thud quarterly conference Dr. S. \nrce. th hc-loved presiding elder and leader of m?n was present 111(1 ill I' '.1 t ' ' ' . winy PhilX' er.'s Day and unions a very large CT((\vd oniHe-?to jJreet the elder The following three points weK Saturday, June 25, 1938 J ^TH^^MEN ' ftAIR COLORING ? ' ~ Y 3510 OLIVE ST. ' ST. LOUIS, MO. fu 11 assessment was paid bwi| nil _ thy reports were good. The presiding elder, pastor and family and Bro. Stokes motored J," Oi:iH|^'"'.|T -f^r |)'>"' "J*1' Sister S. Piekron who ? ;iy fine dinm*r prepared wh'oh .vaq very liTTTC h e nj o y ecT SAINT JAMES . " A. M. E. CHURCH rttev: Halo TIT Thompson, Pastor Ashet^lle, N. C.?There was a 1?:ge attendance upo.n the Sunday school on last Sunday and along with this large uttendanc<? there ue.i.t tne spirit of <-nthusia.sm and " v achlevcnvt at. The subject of the lesson "The Suffering ""Servant" was discussed tvith unusual interest ainon^r (he many cla^pg whiph constitute our church school. A . brief and interesting review was j conducted by Mr, W. J. Steward of Summerville, S. C., a formei t superintends nt of our Sun. schol. A part of the Supday-school period was set aside on next Sunday for prayer and consecration preparatory to our revival which begins on the first Sunday in July. The Siufnday school and Junior church are being calkd upon to share a large part in our cam paign . of soul-saving. An unus , uaj rain and wind storm came just at the hour of service but an inspirig congregation was on hand fftf?w-ership. -fYnm the subject" "Fatherhood" our pa>to.r delivert'd. a very interesting message- . ?~ wnicti was received with deep interest. The presence of many visitors was acknowledged. In , ket pinjrr with the spirit of the day, the Ladies' Ushers board ren dered an extremely gripping progtram at the', evening's service. Mrs. Lonora B. Rcid is the president of this board. Upon the invitation for jchureh connection, Mrs. Rosa B. Thomas was receiv- _____ ed and welcomed. All plans have -bean -completer! -f or?our city-wide > nruver s1 -rvii-i's in nrrnaration for ? "Ollr aniiuaTr1 vivai which opens on July- di?^Thv Rev., J. WrTaBron our minister ef Durham, N. C., i> the guest speaker in charge of tlulrc?seiies of?niC-tlngs. The pttrposes-oT this~speclal canfpaign are to revive the Christians, re claim the buek-.diders and to lead sinners into salvation. Our pastor has appealed to all to join -whole-heartedly in this effort. MMSSMM IHES )UGH TRAINS fri/> at low cost mmmm : DINING CARS safety of train trnt>?l ic Representatives or s, Schedules, Pullman ii ttavel information Ker Agent, Columbia, S. C. LWAY SYSTEM . . ' -C. JNEUAL HOME ENSEl) EMBALMER OF V AND GEORGIA, Punerai Cars and Funeral Equipment ^ GOOn AS^T+t^ WEST nd v Better Than the Rest And I'riees Less Olfiee Rhone 2-3357 Residehet Rhone 7765 Tiirrnnsr V,UU IV 1 tiS I AND SERVICE COLUMBIA, S. C. ???, ^ * * r " :