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Saturday, July 2, 1938 MOUNT MOR1A1T" 7?y BAPTIST CHURCH w The Church With The Big Welcome ? ^^^^^reenwood, S".~ C.?Fof* sijf^years | ? this great man led the people there, and today finds this church ]] in a big progressing -way. The pastor at this writing is in Sa- i, vannah, Ga., conducting a revival c theie for his brother, the Rev. W. 0 I F. Underwood. We are praying 0 |[| that the spirit of God will ever v ?IE?guide his way. Our S. S. is still marching for- |( ward, with a large attendance 6v- 0 eiy Sunday. The Supt., Mr., W. c L. Sullivan and the Secretary Mrs. ^ Lillie Belle Williams, are always at their post, as ar^ the other of- j ficers. Brother Sulhvun has serv- ^ ed as supeiintendent for 13 years ^ in succession. Each teacher in \ a.i . : -I : : . * 1 men i^epi is uiingmg a piepared lesson to^their pupils every Sun day, Brother S. L. Morton?has served as teacher of the^ adult class-for more than 35 years, and s is as active today as ever. "Mother" of our S. S., Sister Mary ^ E. Fletcher, Sister Fletcher is. the r oldest lady that attends the S. S. ,, each?Sundays horeforc?w?lemur her as the. "Mother" of the S. S. She has also served as treJrstrtW"c of the S. S. for 26 years. K The young peopled department 0 ^/ ' of which, Mrs. J. B. Morris is tea-' ch^r and a well organized and jolly ? bunch. Any time you come to Mt.1 ^ Moriah, you find the banner wav- jv ing high, in that particular class. * This class is famous for its pio-1 grams. At the end of each quar- * tera this class sponsors a most in-1 teresting 'program. And the stu-j dents that has paid the highest a- ; mount during the qua i ter be award ed a prize. The iirst prize for 1938 was won by^Miss Mittie Halloway in March. The -teachers', of f the other classes, Mrs. Julia A. t Tolbert and Mrs. Janie B. Bolden c { have - their class in a big going j \ way. We are proud to say that ^ our S. S. is gaining ground rap-1, I idly, being organized on the plans , *nd methods, given us by the Dean j . of MethodSj Rev. S. C. Campbell. v ^ The BYPU is in a progressing s way, under the leadership and di-. l rection of the Piesident, Mr.' Rob- . \l ert McClinton. Each group lead- * er, irt their group* is doing fine, ' >v and making improvement speedi- c ly. -1st and 3rd Sunday evenings f is our meeting days. You are wel-'. ^ come to worship with us any time. * t ? ; ~ Union" /'""" ~ |i ' A great asset to our church was * the anchoring of the Union there ' on the 5th Saturday and Sunday. The Moderator, iRev- W. H. Seig- ? ler opened the nieetirig Saturday ' in high spirit with a large crowd Ur-?present, among which was . nine!* ? of the leading pastors of the coun-l ty. The S, S. opened Sunday r morning at the set time. The les- ^ son was beautifully taught by the j various appointed teachers. The subject of the lesson was "Main- r taining Personal Efficiency". The teacher, Mr. E. D. Settles of class No. 1 raised the highest amount with Mrs. J. B. Morris, of class j No. 2 raising second highest. ?Rev.' R. -WaLtcefl guk^ched ^ , miss Mary ft. lioodmon is home'j with her parents, Mr. and Mrsjj M. <?. Goodmon after her school,'( the Rottio nenrlomy otosert: ^Miss Elease Sullivan is home J, from school, Camp Moore, New.) Brokoland, S. C. Both prirls arej students of the young people class i V ?t ML Moriahy their clrnrch. | \T ... Mr. and Mrs. iRobert McClinton i \ | / were callers at Mr. Df P. Mar-1 wl I shall's home Sunday night. J|r Among the mfcny visitors st \ "" T 7 ~ naving as his subject "Go and Teach All Nations". This sermon ^ was well delivered^eveuyoner-eiv?^ joyed the service throughout the c Sunday, Jun 12 was much en- f V joyed by everybody nresent. How- ; . evdr the pastor was absent but t ?m-f?the Tb5v7 \V. r. Rice' was in charge ( who preached tie gospel- in an ex- f " "* ; cellent way. *We are asking Rev. f Rice" for his speedy neome-ba^Jc. I During the afternoon the Rev. S. C. Campbell arrived at the church, everybody was glad and ' uplifted to se the "Dean of Moth- 1 ods" come in, "aruTas usual in well [ cjiosen words, the Dean lectured to * the congregation, Idis speech con- j cerned mainly the organizing of the S. S. and gave in brief some de J scriptions on how to organize and .J why it is very neccessary to. orga-J ?*-V?nizu. e are asking of Rev. Camp-'-, ? bell a speedy"*return to our church, i Mr. and?Mrs. Maurice Morris c J% was also glad to have him call by * their home for lunch after service. ?^ Contest" Note with inteerst the contest J on Sunday night, July 17 between ! j. 3 little girls: Misses Annie L. t ^ Bolden, Thelma-WntsotV and Juan- c ita Tolbert - This is gninp In bp ] 3|tWe most interesting feature that ? y Has happened at Mt. Moriah in 1 w 1 Able people have been put 1 WF on the program to make this eon-' F * test what it should be. Many ( quartets will be there to enter-, i tain you. Now the cry of .each lit- ( > tie girl is "help me \yin first. | nriTo" TVioImn A T ? 1 , . iiiviuia, .nxiiiit; u. itMU I Juanita are all under the ape of { A ' 11 years, and they are extending to the public a special invitation f /o come out and see them. Each ' is saying: to you please "payT 1 i to me". ^ L * V r?~Si<* ? U ?JWe are sorry to report the fol- ] lowing on the sick list: Mi's. Janie L. Burton, Mrs.. Isabella Morton, t Miss Rosella Crawford, Mrs. Julia t Morton and Sister Salley Lewis.) We realize that sickness is an un- j welcome guest, but it comes to all | hgrnesj no metier lofty or < TbwTy:* We are praying for ourl sick a hasty recover. | j ? ? .. ^ It. Moriah on Sunday, June 12, ere the pastor's wife, and two dau| Luberui and Beatrice Unerwoud, also Mr. John Marshall H-trf" AbU'VfflE, S. C. " If. P. ilepartment [ello Everybody: This is the young: people's class roadcasting. fiom our station. , omc out and hear us, we render ur second program for the year j n Sunday night, June 26,. We are oing to he at our boot.?Of course e don't know either because the mcler of the music department of ur class got marrid on the fifth Saturday in . May. She married he "King" of our class, therefore ou. see something has hapgpned , our class since our last proram-in March. The bride is Miss littie Holloway and the groom is Ir. Roosevelt Sullivan of Mt. Moiah and both were active memeis of our class^ For the wed injr the bride was dressed in a! eautiful taffetv silk, of a floral de' ign on blue back ground with acm..ir?ni<V. t , i randson of Supt. Sullivan and | .as made "King" of the young peo ile class, in December. He was j warded with a beautiful golden l'own. We hope for them many iappy returns. Our beloved teaheij Mrs. Morris, was among hose who witnessed the Wedding if this couple. >ut a "King" for our class. We tope "Brown'Boy" Moore will pay cell this quarter and get the beau 1 iful crown and be our "King". We are checking off here, listen o hear us on the air anytime. Celora. ST. LUKE A. M. E. CIJLRCH . Rev. E. Philip Ellis, Pastor Charleston.?The members and 'fiends of St. Luke were treated o two soul stirring sermons Sunlay. The morning sermon by~-the lastor was from the subject: 'What Shall I do to'inherit eterml life?" Sunday evening the sernon was delivered by the Rev. rumy from the subject, "Ride on," vith a large congregation at both er vices. The Sunday school under Mr. L Watson and the League under dr. Willie Deas with an enormous, rowd of young people are making i ^ i via auv.\_/v. r?o. The next entertainments will be t Guest Rally by the 20th Century 71ub on Sunday, July 10, and the 'Vast of the Season by the Progressive Club on Monday and Tues lay evenings, July 12 and 13th in he church yard. Mrs. V. T. Ellis supervisor of both clubs. We are isking both members and friends o help the young people put their uogramover. ? ? ?? t 2ion and First Calvary to Celebrate Seventyrhjrd Anniversary | The sever.ty-third anniversary of 'ion Baptist church and First Caluuy BtU'llSC church will be__cclehatec! on the following dates: Sunday,. July 3, the First Calary Baptist church and pastor vill worship at the Zion Baptist hurch with Rev. S. S. Youngblood )reaching the anniversary sermon it 11:3C o'clock. A UB+omeemmunon mm vice will be hold ftt 2:30 in he (tfternoon. Lunch will be serv>d after church in order that no. me wiTl Have to return home be"oYe services are completed. ? , | Sunday, July "10, the Zion Bap:st church and pastor will worship at the First Calvary Baptist hurch . with Rev. J. P. Reeder n oaching" the anniversary sermon ?F 11 :30, and a union communion service will be held at 2:30 on hat afternoon. Lunch will be serv d that ho one will have to return some before the services are comMeted. T l La eh member and friehd is_asked o give at least seventy-three.' ents at each service. EDCvEFIELD NEWS The Boy Scouts meeting held at Macedonia Baptist church on last Sunday aft??rnoon was well at- i ended. The following boys re-1 eive d the scout's pledge Freddie EL Bussey. Robt." Smith, Ulysses' md Charles Loyd, Malloy Parker,! ?rcd and Petilla Osborne, Wallacg Moore, Charlie Thomas. The Republican Grove church dub met at the home of Mrs. Jalie Snvith on> last Thursday afterloon. A very interesting meeting. Plans were perfected for the anliversarv sermon the third Sunlay in July. Rev.. F. A. Weaver is home again ifter spending sometime in New Ifork. "? An appreciative audieree Wit>essed the Children's Day exer.cisjs at Trinity A. M. E. church on ast Sunday night. ,Quite a few from the city at:ended the prom at the CCC camp it Modoc, S. C., on last Friday nite. Tlin<in ab Qir?lc 1i<if thic wnoV ire r. George Waldo, Sr., Mrs. Efic White and^Rov^George .-Blocks Mr. Henry Oliphant wishes the ictronage of his friends. His cafe s in first class condition for ervng meals, drinks, odas and ice "ream. Onen every day. The Juvenile Thrift club will noet at Juliette Anderson on the first Thursday in July. Mrs. M vnnie Pearson and daughter cf._ Washington, D. C., are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter "ook. . ,1 : : | Mr.^A. B. Cooper is home after spending sometime in Washington, D, C. I ' ^ V MOUNT SINAI j iB. M. U. E. CHURCH Hav. f. Kecht, 4*astur -j You ure invited to attend our| named church of''orangeburgT's! I U. The Children's Day exercises I will be held the 2nd Sunday in! July. Come to Barbecue July 4. | Miss Shirley Billie is spending 3 weeks with her grandmother "at j Summerton. iv Walter Steward moto red to North Carolina State for the week end. Mrs. Evclue Du rant motored in her car to Far Rockaway, N. Y. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Bowman,' Mrs. W. L. Hubert and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Frederick, Jr, motored to Columbia to visit thfe Bowmans on Pine street Monday. The people of Orangeburg hear-' tily welcome Mr. Dakers, Colum-' bia; Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell, Miss' Seawright, Sumter; Rev. Benj. Sumter and many others to their et?y?while attending summer school. ? REV. C. H. DUNBAR, PASSES j - The' Rev. C. H. Dunbar, thp son of Mrs. Margaret Dantzler, Cockle Swamp, near Orangeburg, passed away at his home Monday, June 20. He spent his boyhood and adult age in this vicinity, as a member of Polvow Pri nfiof nhnrnVi For many years he led the jubilee choir to an outstanding success. Due to growing circumstances he moved to Brooklyn, Oratngebune where he found his. dear beloved wife, Mrs. Anna Dunbar to whom was born one girl Mrs. Mageline Dunbar Kelly. During his early progressive married life, Mr, Dunbar-supplied his community with the best food supplies from his gro eery store. The? clerks of his store will always ^remember Mr. Dunbar's kind activities.. In Mr. Dunbar's later day^r every depend-' ing duty faced his anxious hands especially -serving as superintendent and preaching at his membership church, Gethesemanc Baptist church. He leaves to mourn ope daughter, one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Steward, a host of relatives and friends. There will be memorial services at Gethsemafie Bap list Sunday, July 3, at 3:00 pm.M NEW BROOKLYN NEWS ORANGEBURG* S. C. I The children of New Brooklyn are very sorry that Mi's. Shepard is gone to Washington for awhile. They miss her in church and Sunday school, a member of William Chapel church. Miss Bertha Mae and Catherine Cummings, Mary i Lou, Billie, .Mable, James Richardson, Evelyn Jamison, and brother, are among those who miss her. - LAURENS NEWS Sunday was a beautiful day.. The Rev. Stacey Gray was acting pas to?- at St. Paul for the day: The Junior Missionary at St.| Paul gave a guest meeting at the on Wednesday. Little Miss Mary Elizabeth Jackson won ftm prize Anfii^ Liuii'.u Fullei gmT MTsr," Caroj Hamilton, 3rd. The young gills of St. Paul at' tended the Missionary convention in- Columbia- on?Friday,' June 24r Miss Dorothy Cnine, Ella Belle Williams, Minnie Irby, Teolla Saxton, iDaisy Anderson, Lois Smith an i Mamie Trhy. | Sunday was a high day at Williams Chapel A. M. E. Zion with Sunday school at the usual hour by the Supt., Mr. Irvin .Coleman. Pea. Tob Glimps conducted.' : "Rev. Hillian brought to his hear ers a good message which they seemed to have enjoyed. Children's Day celebration was observed at 3 o'clock with quite a crowd attending. Jeter Chapel and jinnies chapel choirs furnished music. . " " "1 Mrs. Frances English surprised "and presented the church with a beautiful chandelier lamp framed with five lights. It is highly appreciated by the members. Miss Jessie Mitchel, Miss Elizabeth Aiken and Mr. and Mrs. Mattie Fyler of Spartanburg were the Sunday guest3 of Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Stewart. ?Mr?;-Eva^ Coloman is spending a few days with hert daughter, Mrs. Frances Henderson who is very ill and also .Mr. William Thompson is on the sick list. We trust they will soon recover. ABBEVILLE NEWS St. James A. M. E. Church Rev. E. F Johnson. Pastor Sunday school was largely attended and the Supt, Mr. B: T.1 T"1 " n?nVl/? fo VvA Allf W O tJOIIUHOIl WttJ> UIIOUIC tU lyv; www ?? ^ -missed him. * The pastor took his text Rom. 8:1-17 and the sermon was enjoyed by all. At 8:00 p.m. he masterly deliv3red his discourse from Znch. 2:1-8 subject Watchfulness. We were proud to have Miss.( Thelma Jones of Athens, Ga., Miss Susewell of Due We t also Mrs. Mamie Ellison Morris of Raleigh,1 N. C., in our services. Visitors are always welcome so come afcain. Mrs. J. B. Smith left a few days ago for an extensive visit to her daughters in Columbus. Ohio. ? Mrs.?NrlHe Haijtrmmd has returned from Greenville after a pleasant visit to her daughter. I The Vacation Bible school will close Friday after weeks instruction by Misses Mary R. Pope, Sallie Taylor and Annie iGreene. Miss Rosa_L. Freemen has returned home after a pleasant stay n Greenville. Mls? F. Juanita Jenktns, left ? H * x THE PALMETTO LEADER last week for New York City. Her mother, Mrs. Jenkins, Misses Ella' 0. and Lucia M. accompanied her To" RtPTihiStuT Va. ALLEN THMTLB A7WTE7 CHIJRCH Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, i'astor Greenville, S?C.?Sunday mornir*g we enjoyed y large attendance and a beautifuikIessorT At 11:0U o'clock- Dr. V.'it.herspin>n?bi ounht j the message'from the subject Open Windpws. Sunday evening the discourse was 'God and Beauty". Among our visitors ^Sunday were: Mesdames Sarah A. Jones, Ze]>hie Taylor, Janie Thomas, E. J. Ward frorrt Abbeville: Mesdames Mayme u..1.,.'..+ Y:.v,Usr.r. M i nes, Orangeburg; Hattie AUajns, Afalma Fant, Louise-Brooks, Hannah Craft, Mujreie A. Carson, Mr.' James Brown, H. Griffin, W. A. 'Smith, Miss Naomi Burton, Providence hospital, Baltimore. They were made welcome by pastor and jmnJjfirA , i Reception Friday evening 24, Class 22 en-' tertained in honor of the Junior choir, 200 H.lLlson street, clrs.-?Lula Davis, Brother B. J. Caldwell leader; Mrs. Davis, hostess, was assisted by Miss Teeorn Smith, Jessie Bishop, BrazbiT Freeland, Maymie -Johnson, Jiattie MaSseV and Sara RosemrrncT The dining ?room was beautifully -decorated, with zinnias, sweet peas, snap dragons and Other lovely summer flowers. The jruests were received by Mrs. Cora Chapman; ejsterv tained by M-rs.'.Hattie Williams and Hattie Adanisff of Greenville, McCormick, respectively. There was j lovely- program, delicious eour ?es were served. After remarks oy Mrs. Witherspoon all retired feeling that we had the treat of jur lives. The fu^iei4>.l of Mrs. A ma n .'a Strong was held from our' church Tuesday afternoon, 4 o'clock. Mdny were the tributes paid to a life well spent. There will be a special p ofrram by the Sunday school. July 10 at 1,0 o'clock. Formal establishment of Cradle Roll'department will be held in con;V ction. ?It pron jses to be a great affair- Everybody invited; r ? i ; '? lowrys news" I ?r There will be Children s Day exercises at Brown's Chapel A. M. E. Z. church, Sunday, July Hid.1 The following junior choirs are in-J vited. Christian Home Baptist, Lowrys; Big Calvy Baptist, Lando and Bethel Baptist, Chester. . We are expecting a highday the puT>"* tic is invitpdv I Brown Chapel 4-H club is giving I silver tea party Friday night July 1, at the home of Mrs. Susie [James. | 1 The Children's Day program at St. Paul last Sunday was enjoyed. | Total amount raised $15.61. . The junior choir of Brown Chap-' Ttl motored over~to Lando Sunday night and rendered selection. swn-fin NKW1 ?: S. S. at the, usual hour and teachers as their post-of duty. Vi*?itors Mrs. Lykes of Lancaster, our old mother of the church and she taught Sunday school. Her instructions were enjoyed as "always. Rev. J. H. Huggins brought a wnndertnl sen if n t nun?Lh^ - UiXtSt. Matt. 9:21. - The Mioidomtry ladies are-wirier awake and are planning a program for the fifth Sunday to raised the missionary assessment." We are proud of Rev. John Kampson and Rev. Daniel Zoigler. j We wish - for. tk<*m much success. Mrs. Bertha Gladden is improving to the delight of all. Mr. and | Mrs. Davis una family visited her Sunday. Rev. Huggins and family were , the dinner gues.ts of Misses Mary and Sophie Davis, also. Bid. Jai'llb '.Roach. : I 'saint james,/ A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor Aslieville, N. C.?Rainy and windy weather -prevailed here in this mountain city at early dawn and lasted Well into the day rcduc Sunday* school and morning sor' vices. However, the study of the last lesson of the quarter whose subject was "Sharwfy-Serviee with thy Living Christ" was studied with deep interest. The young peo pie in this department have made preparation to share, in he revival meeting which is opening on Sunday coming and lasting-for a period of two weeks. The congregation worshipping at the morning's sorvi e was considerably large' in view of weather conditions. ~The Junior choir served beautifully and effectively rendering many new selections un-" der the direction of Mrs. Janie L. Lawrence and Mr. Chaiies Ham-. rrond. The morning's message was [delivered forcefully and thoughtI fully by our pastor from the subject "Suffering for Christ". Amone the many visitors were. Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Martin Char! lotte. N. C., and Mrs. Louise White of this city. All were extended a most hearty welcome.- -*( The evening's service was large are to be conducted throughout all Our pp.stbr placed much emphasis upon tre prayer services which Iv attended and a pa in our pastor delivered the message the subject of which was "Given Up Ry God". [ sections of the citv preparatory to j Lectures on the bible RiTthcm arol our revival campaign beginning on next Sunday. Opportunities are being offered to all members for special consecration and prepara - ? CHESTERFIELD NEWS ^ Sar_a_.A. McCulIouxh A Preaching services ut Mt. Ta bor M. E. church Sunday "'as ;n tfpirmj*. Rev.Hiddleston has a wakened the leaders and member .to their duties and each 1st am Hr. Sundays class moetinjr are be ih? conducted and prayer meetinj each ..Wednesday nifcht. The ohurel is jjroV/inK spiritually. -?Sunday aftei.noiui nt~1VtT7TaTTT a child's contest was climaxed. I was sponsored by Mrs. Pearl Ed warns. coniesianis were Never iyn Davis and Noble Jean Blake ly. The sum of fifteen dollars an< ninety five cents was realized. Li tie Neverlyn -Davis being the win ner having raised over nine* dol r_The Bennettsville district gipuj meeting or"one day conference me at Mt. Tabor Monday, June 27tl with Rev. and Mis. P. C. Middles ton, members of Mt. Tabor ant Mt. Zion, -frost and hostess. Dr. ^ -Wr?Tayhu1 pri'^llllllJfr^nTTsmeet inpr was a. record affair. The ladies spared no pains in making the.en tertainment .pleasant. The dinnei was uppei tizing?and tasty?jttit served bountifully. Rev. Ijiddfp.ston and his folk know something Mr. and* Mrs. Albert Johnson and family aie happily domiciled ir .their lov'Jfy new home and are re jeiying their . .many-friends wit! pleasure Congratulations. Rev. E. CVWiighf of Grecnvilh wa$ a pleasant visitor at Mrs. S E. McCulloughs Friday afternoon Messrs John G. Jenkins, Fran! McCoy, Larry- Foster worshippet at Mt. Tabor Sunday morning. Mr. Larry Foster was the din jiei^JgjjesL-Qf-Mr^Jobn-4L?Jeaktm Sunday. Miss Sara A. McCullough ant fiien's motored to' Hartsville Choraw and Aqalydale Sunday. Mrs.. Mamie Little Ellerson con tinues very ill at her home. Thle Gaurtj. club sponsored by Mrs. P. C. Hiddlcslon will rendei a program Sunday evening-. at t o'clock. You are invited tq be present. Mrs. Ella Jane Johnson former resident of Chesterfield, now r< siding- at Richmond, Ya.-, is in tht city visitng relatves and friends. ?Yt*vj are nvited to be present al Grand View Presbyterian church Sunday* July 3rd. Just regular services. Visitors are always welcome. Rev. J. H. Toatley is the friendly pastor. ? McCOLI. NEWS . . Pandemonium reigned here for a brief period Wednesday night as the fistic pride of the v.ipii?f?wrrni "himself truly woithy of idealism. Mesdames Rosa Lee Jones and Theola Adams motored down from Durham with Mrs. Adams' husband to spend the past week end with Mrs. Minnie Cousar treir mother Mrs. William Fuller who was slightly indispo^d last week is improving nicely. The friends of Mrs. Ida Ellerson synipafTnYe with her in the death of her father. Sunday was a great <1:tv fnr the TjasTTTr, nj.mbe'i7 and?frll'MlS o! Fair Plain chrnrtn The program went over bii*. Miss Minnie Ian. Katies won tiro- coveted, watch, the prize for the children's division. Miss Sarah McCall won from the group of grownups. The repetition of the Stag club's jubilee minstrel netted unite a neaj -sa^m aHebamwrrjrafromrTTrTo Ifppeai in Gibson,. N. C. "this week. ?liun'-t. forgM- the - banquet?for Friday night, July 1st and remember the main attraction is the cart load of fried chicken. The placeBeaver Dam church. Saturday's baseball -game rated highly.in spectators. It boasted the season's greatest ciow(L.thus far The increase was due in part to the evening's picnic which was sponsored by the local tea?p. Of course the home town retained their leaei in scoring. VISITING IN NOR. < AROI.1N A Miss Mamie R. Blue, daughtei of Mr. and Mis. R. L. Blue if spending the summer with her unlLe._Mr. Sam Jackson of Fair Blufl TfV C. We hope she will have f pleasant stay. MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Sellers, S. C.?S. S opened nl the usual hour with S'upt. James and co-workers at t,heif post of duty. The lesson' whs beautifully -d+seuwetT throtnrhoirt the school and a splendid review by Mrs. M E. Thomas. At 11:30 a.m. morning service began. The pastor is still sick and unable to be present.. Brothei W. M. James was in charge of the service. He selected his text St. John 15:13. This was a wonderful message. Quite a few witness ed 'this service. We are praying That our pastor will soon he himself again and able to fill his post. - The ( nurch Aid hoard met Sunday evening at 4:30 and reported a very successful and pleasant session. This hoard is goig to beautify our church on the inside and we arc asking our members anc friends to assist us. At 7:.10 p.m. we again nssem. "bled aiuT the. Independent Order of Tent having started they revival Meeting with the Rev. Williams ol Pee Dee preaching for them. Mr. I.Pahone Fladger of Lnttf spent a short time Sunday evening here visitinpr. Little Bessie Smith spent the week end at I.atta visiting her un ele. * lion for this battle of soul-saving All bords and clubs made their us ual monthly reports for the ftttffn cinl support of the church. Foi the hearty cooperation that was receiver! hrougbout the day, oui pastor gave many thanks. ' LjgL^*fc-! ? L._? THE lv'nK[tF\OMtv Vl"^ ? M INISTKKS ALLIANCE k ANNUAL OUTING ^ J I h.-?Interdenominational?Mim. ters Alliance of the City of <ro?-. s lumhia and vicinity will go on ^t.j animal ounTig, Tuesday, July 5ni Leaving from Sidney HaiVC , church y o'clock a.m. Destination* ^ Cnmrtsville church. on the river road^Jliltuiu ,S. 4k-^--AmU'j|||| ~ lieiu- "tjuossing and dishing, t All members are urged to _ present at the next meeting, ^|ii . Tuesday, July 12th. _ /? J COPE NKWfkt : Sunday, June 12 known us <'hil i , - iVn's.. Day was well carried out. 1 This being - Macedonia's pastoi ial J day,- Hew Thomas 'J'at "Ids usual '? t hour preached to the interest of i trill present. i * Sunday 7 KJO p.m. we reassembled 1 to conclude imt-?-fwoeram whi.h I iVi 1 li iri I )f laipul. ill 11 mil || II li' "i " - Cood'Hope and Macedonia. The i choirs invited were Emanuel, Mac-. - edonia and Cherry Ilill. They all r i errdered excelleuL-mwde:?Thc~sTn I ;.eimtencl_ents of each place with t.o their co-workers deserve credit . for such programs. Miss Celie " i Mae Hoggina?hnd th.. 111 i ii i charge r.t Good Hope and Miss Re-?oeeett -<T?sjr~nt Macedonia. 1 At Emanuel on the Bra'n;hville j circuit, Supt. M. C. Williams after a brief discussion of the lesson as- sisted by his staff presented their I program which was very commen- ' j dable for those in charge as well , as- the participants. Rev7 Rich burg arrived in the midst of the ,c ?__guxr?eam?m?t-trmprny wilh Prof. r liobt: Akhley, principal of Vance's ' .'graded school and Mrs. Agnes1' I DETROIT I JEW EI li r GAS I ; RANGES I r Tei ms As $5 J - _ _ DO\ ~b~"' And Uniy A Few ' 13 IEIectr.e Api Wil Mali ! ?f> X FOR; Depenabl & ^ _ _*_ L S |rADL I PLC MILLED IS1 ' T ALLEN BROS. A![ 1 s ? ! ] LET HA NT YOl BAT! I ; TROU JAMES B SERVICl WIEEARI) STORAGE 1 IDISTR1I 1227 Lady Street COLUMB1 I g] TO LIGHTEN j? ; ^ THE BURDE^ i, ^ I /[ jj but Ucr. ci financial L-ijg- -j ctr'.-:-3 it' ."t^ti^bezeeyed 'U^ ' * -- * '1 v *??? ?-?-? ?Jk?hhsoii-hradley '.J Funeral Home?-?^? 110) Park Street Ti;i KI>|Jp\F 8137 Wit. ;:.. ('4' H'ruiivhriily-. Tijey bihi..' iitr<i<iitt!i(l came forwar/i with >HH' uni. iTHpiriny romai^s.' - ' S-irniay. .I r, at* Canaan M. K. huic-h tin y'ivc.j tht-i> Child fii day. they IkkI an '?\'t-i\vh?*1111 ny crovij ami it jtMiteti an cnjoyi: lc time. .. * . ' " *1 ^ ? ' I Low As 7~ kV N I Cents 1 YiDav? 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