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D?. L. L. FARMER, HOLDS
SUCCESSFUL QUARTER AT
RIDGEVILLE, S. C. ]
The' third quarterly conference
was called to order on the first _
Saturday with Bethel church of the
v Ridgeville charge with Rev. L. L. 1
Farmer,, presiding?elder, presiding^ f
with Pastor, Rev. W. D. Williams '
and officers all at their post of ^
du.ty. ^
lowing as the work of the circuit t
for the past quarter:? Pastor's t
support- $99.05; May Day $54.90; t
P. E. support $30.00: Easter Dav 8
$6.00; Children's Day $4.50; visit-jk
ing preachers $6.50; sick and poor ^
$6 .76; Sacrament $2.50; secretary f
of church $3.00; Missionaries $4.12 ?
Stewardesses_$2.10; S. S. pnrpos=;n
es $12.60; Ushers $3.20; A. C. E. t
League $5.50; Trustees $18.1S0; 1<
public collection Sunday $8 00. e
Grand total $267.02. ? g
This charge with such great p
church workers as Andrew Banks d
Eddie D.?Banks, Goorgc and Nel- <*,
son Cobin,?Loufs Bennett, I. M. w
* '" Green, Johnnie Green, A. Davis, a
Wesley L. Uavis, Matthew Williams,
David H. Williams, Harvey 0
Green. Richard Gray, D. W. C
Wright, LeRoy Irick and Henry n
. 'Johnson; sisters: Rebecca Banks, A
Lessie Bennett. Elizabeth Davis, A
Josephine Cobin, Cora Lee Wil- F
liams. Mattie Davis. Bertha Green C
Justine Bradley, Gertrude Riley >
and a good many others can't fail d
with proper guidance by S?,me man
o^ Cod,
The Presiding Elder L. L. Far- r
mer Was.at his best all day Sun- ?
day at Bethel mid-dayj .the .elder *
used as text Gen. 28:10 And Jacob
awaked out of his sle^p and he ?
said, surel,, the Lord is in this ^
place and I knew it |iot. Subject
Unconscious of God's Presence in ?
a Common Place". '*
At 3:30 p.m. the elder spoke at *
Mt. Pisgah and the text was taken
from Psalms 15:1, subject *
"Who is a Citizen of Zion?" |C
At 8:30 p.m: he was found back
at Bethel and his discourse was s
taken fi'mn Job 1(3:19: Also now, C
behold my witness is in heaven and c
my record is on high. Subject:,
"The Value of a Good Record".;
Thus' the presiding elder closed ^
art. 1
Mrs. Lillie Stewart, accompa 1
nied by her son and daughter-in
law were the - Sunday guest, of
Mrs, Daisy Byrd and family. Mrs.
Stewart is from Union.
The. Missionary ladies of Flint
Hill church presented to their pastor
Rev, C, C. Johnson the sum of
$7.25.
The Whitmire league played at
Lyman, S. C., above Spartanburg
?* - Friday night, July 15. Scores
were 7-4 in favor of Lyman,
Misses 'Elliotte B. Abrams ahd ~
F. Clark have returned from summer
school at Columbia ard Green
ville. Also MiSs Quester Fant has
returned from summer school at
Bettis Academy, Trenton, S. C.
Mrs. Mary Nash visited Mrs. B. ..
WilUama, Sundav. k?
his work for the day with success ^
from start to finish, ending a sue-J
cessful quarter of the circuit. I $
He preaches live subjects and
'does his work like an "Old Gray!
Rider". . His queenly wjfe add dig-'
riity to him as a presiding elder
and works right by his side. i d
The presiding elder, pastor and e
their wives were dinner guests 1
with Mr. and Mrs. Wesly Davis j*
and were with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. {*
Cobin for supper. ; ?
The presiding qjder left with a ^
smile, hence ho must have gotten .
all of hi*s well-earned claims, 1!
Miss Ernestine Riley is back ,
from visiting her uncle and aunt .
in Orangeburg, S. C. ,,
' - ? ? Mr. A, Davis?is vihiting- his son [
"Perry" in Pittsburgh, Pa.
At this writing Mrs.- Cora L. j
Williams, Mrs. Jackson and others ^
are on the sick list. ^
. of the "Deader" call to the par- J
WHIT MIRE NKWS U
i , Sunday was a high day at Codar
Grove cnurch. Since aur pas- q
toft* and Pr(*siding Elder, D. C. a
Crosby could not be present to ren
der the -service, he sent the Rev. n
. .... . -W. W, McCullough an evangelist >
preacher, who has traveled all fover
"the United States, to deliver fthe
discourse. R<A- McCullough g
preached a soul stirring and heart g
burning sermon. Everybody en- a
joyed the sweet gongs and the won derful
discourse. After the ser- "j
mon the Lord's Supper was admin- '
istered to 32. At this time our'
pastor Rev. Crosby was witn us. 1
We had a fine spiritual meeting.
Rev. McCullough will preach for
Us-on-The-fifth Sunday^- Gome-arid?
?* . . 1.1 _
near mm on mis uute.
A fine Sunday school was held
Rev. W. W. McCullough. ,
Sunday school at Sims cnapel
arffl B ructe Taboritacle are prcrgressing'
nicely. "Launch Out For
the Deep".
We had one visitor in our Sun- J
day school, Mr. .George Williams. !
A fine Children's- DayV program
was held at Bruce Tabernacle
church Sunday night. A large i
crowd was?pvesenl to hear the]
, renditions. Cedar. GroVe participated
in the program. Rev. P.
Wallace was also .with them and a
number of-his members, accompa-1
nied him?in tne-prgoram. Collee-?
ticm $8.00." |
Mr. George Williams spent the
' week-end with Mr. Willie Lois j
Epps. Mr. Williams enjoyed Hi?,
stay with Mr. Epps and wishes to
come back again.
Service was rendered the second |
Sunday at Flint Hill Bapt. church
by Rev. C. C. Johnson, the pastor J
accompanied by R^v. Bowser of. i
Chester, S. C. Rev. Johnsom preach {
ed -a soul stirYing "sermon. Re-' !
marks wpre made bv Mrs. Stew- I i
-i - *A.iken
Co.>4-H'ers
%
Enjoy Week of Camp
During, the* week of July 11-15
he Aiken County 4-H'eis enjoyed
hwinselvca. at the State 4-H-.Camp
ocated seven jmiles on the old
'amden road out of Columbia. The
learly modern facilities enabled
he Clirbsters to enjoy themselves
o a very high degree of satisf&cinn.
The 4-H .Camp js designed
o meet jointly including boys and
iris. Counties camping with AiCn
were.Chester and Orangeburg
t wide variety of inteiest was
ostered, including various types
f educationnl recreation, .sWimriry?,
the teaching of swimming,
eacrtii g" of manners, personal bewgings,
club songs,t exercises, evil
ing programs, such, as songs,
amcs, stunts and dancing, These
rograms were arranged and conucted
by the various clubs. Short
aurse of Wild Life Conservation
-'a&- taught.?Names of?members
ttendi-ng: I
Girls: Hessie Radden, Katie Mae
iantt. Virgie R. Gantt, Edwona
'havous, Marv A. Johnson, Em-1
laline Hazel, - .Laura?Madiaon,!
lary A. Palm, Catherine Samuel,!
dice Twiggs, Jimmie Bradley,)
'ansy M. Basket, Ora M. Allen,)
larinie Hendrix and Bertha Hen-'
ri-x.
Boys: Earnest Schoflcld, Hen
yr schofielci, Johnnie- Hill, Woodmv
Isaac. Hasher Gr^tt, L. J.
jtchens, Ben Jenkins, Jamse Wil
nms, .Tv, rVifli-iiH Gm-vr4t. flvny
illcn, Fredie Garrett, Vandie L.
.ivingston, Henry A. Morgan, Lu-|
ius Loyd, Robert Bacon, Alexaner
Garrett, Sam Moorow, Wilam
Coleman, Henry Grant, Levi
'riday, Gilbert Bradley, Albert
!arl, Allcfn Meachen, A. B. Davi-s,
Walter Efesket, Jr., and Timothy
alhoun.
District Agent H. E. Daniels
poke emcouraging remarks to the
Jubr.tor& upon their arrival at the
amp.
MATIRED M. McKISSICK,
Negro Home Agent,
GEORGE T. DOWDY,
lepro Farm Apent, Aiken. S. C.
AIN'T JAMES A. M. ETCHL'RCH
Rev. W. B. Bouler. Pastor "\
Sunday school was called to orer
by the Supt., RIiss Estelle Jenrette
promptly at 10 a.m. After
he class study of the lesson tne
chool was interestingly reviewed
y Miss Fannie Phelps. The niemfirs
and friends of St. James were
rented to two soul stirring seriOns
by "the pastor Sunday mornig
from St. Mark 12:43 theme:
he Treasure Test. Sunday night
y'Rev. Martin from 108 Psalms
st vers?. Theme A Fixed Heart.
t. James is moving along nicely
y our efficient pastor. Those who
ttended the Sunday school and
.eague convention were: Rev. W.
1. Bo'uler, Misses Celia Phelps,
Lo*a Jane .Powell, Gertrude Boney
VillP'lmina Johnson and Miss Eselle
Janerette. Also Mr. James
ohr.son and Mrs.-Carrie Cherry.
J^e-are^Tooking_Jjli\yard, to thp
taie S. h. and League conventloii
FgtrmtTmg oil the 27th. The deb
gates are Misses Fannie Phelps,
ieneva "Powell, Claret-ta Kinard
r.d Miss Sarah Woodson.
On the 2oth of this month the
nssionary members are sponsorr.g
an Old "" f6HCs~"Concertr" Thelie
nds are asked -to witness-this
tmgram. Admission 10 cents,
ievei al visitor^ were present on
lunday. Come again, visitors are
lways welcome. >
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Be*. UTB. Pat. Off.
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of preserving woman's natural beauty,
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ITS A J
At this time of the year we are
all confronted with the problem
of how to keep looking fresh as a
daisy when In reality we feel like
yesterday's gardenia. But, It can be
accomplished, at least to a limited
degree.
Cleanliness and beauty go hand
Inliand and cleanliness Is the keynote
to summer loveliness. No matter
how dashingly you may be
dressed, in your crisp new dottedSwlss
and a big leghorn hat, you
won't make a very alluring Impression
if your powder is caked
on your nose, your lipstick smeared
beyond the normal line of your
mouth, and your mascara streaked
across your cheeks.
The secretotlooking freslrtnrthsr
hottest days lies to a great extent
In the proper use of prake-up. Few
of us look our best without a bit
of artificial aid. But when using
make-up during hot weather, apply
It with a very light hand. A faint
sprinkling of powder lasts Just as
leftg as a barrel of flour and cer
talnly la less likely to cake when
your face becomes damp. A bare
tracing of lipstick gives a much
cooler effect than a heavier application
and will not smudge as easily.
Mascara la best forgotten entirely
in the Summer In warmer climates,
unless you find some that Is guaranteed
water-proof. A light application
of rouge la recommended, as
too much color may add to the hot,
tfllted appearance.
To you beauty-consdous women,
f need not stress the Importance of
t dally bath. I would like to mention,
however, that soap and Water
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SECOND CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor Brown -was abtent Sunday
the 18th, having been called
to Georgia to conduct the funeral
services of a lady who was a
lifelong friend of the family. Together
with his mother and \ his
family he left early Si^nday morn'
ing. Rev. T. L. Duckett conducted
services .for our church. He
lias proven a very welcome minister
to our member's several times
-befoie. His-text was from Psalm
( 118:17, I shall -riot die, but live
etc. The message was true to
I type for Prof. Duckett. Among
our visitors were Mrs. Addie Dil- i
' lard Hott0 of Bainbridge, Ga. She
was a former member here and
' xecoideil the first minutes of the
VVomen's Baptist State conv^nj
tion. Last week the pastor and
I qui- reprcslntative, - Wis. - J.?L.|
Jackson spontt- most of the week .(
in Sumter at the State S. S. and
B. T. U. convention. While there
may he still a few ttliu rgl'Hl'd the "
meeting as a friendly reunion and |
a few others who attend as on a
deserved vocational outing still
Rev. Campbell. is fast developing ~
a very center of inspiration and
.enlightenment through tno agen- ^
cies of practical demonstrations
j and efficient instruction to those
who realize their needs and can ,
| "Stand still and see". Our DVBS
| sent-ap attractive exhibit of'handiwork,
etc. Our church is just be
holding the sunrise of a new financial
day. And there is rejoicing
and thanksgivig.
On the 10th we enjoyed a truly '
glorious Communion at both ser- ,
vices. At night there was also _
| oaptism with a nwmberv of young
people receiving their certificate
' of membership and enjoying their
first Communidn sendee. They
were made to feel that. "Everybody
makes you \velcome". And all felt 1
that the Lord was in "His noly
temple.
Don't fail t?v read the "Leader".
MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH
*'!
Rev. W. P. Carolinar-Pa^tor I
Sellers, S. C.-?Sunday scnool j
opened at the usual houir with
Supt. James and co-workers at I
their post of duty. A splendid :
lesson throughout the school. i
" At T1 :'3t) a.rh.'lhorhihg service "
began. Our pastor is still sick and i
unable to be present. Bro. W. M.
Jumes was in charge of the ser ;
I vice. After the devotional he pre 1
I sented the Rev. Mrs. Alston of t
Georgetown and she rought to us I
a wonderful message from the (
' ti: 10 of St. John. , Tnis was spiritually
a high service. Many ;
hearts were made to rejoice. Mrs. .
Mstnn really in a God send pieai.li ~
or. We pray God's blessings upon ;
this wonderful preacher. * \
At 3:30 p.m. the Missionary la- ,
di^s assembled and wt. witnessed
another wonder message from the i
l Rev. Mrs. Alston. The pastor^s,
1 vvi f P. AT l'? ir|i'7aKnt 1. Mnu.lin TVf '
Helen Me/'kins were the dinner]'
Quests of Mr. and Mrs. \V. T. Fare I j
Miss Marion McDaniel spent'
last Monday-in I>illon visiting^her+
fa then', Mr. L. Z. McDanitl and her
brother Mr. iJcDaniel is building
trie Second Baptist, church_ in .DilJpIU_xMay
Ciod bless his efforts.
Mis. Leona snoun ami'Mrs Eio" ~
tella Lambert of New York is at
home spending- they vacation.
Mrs. ELj''n Foxworth and Mrs.
Estella Jamcs are still on the
sick list.
Miss Rossie J. Fladger of Latto
and one of the" teachers of thi
home after undergoing an operation
at the hospital in Florence for
appendix^- Wo are d a'yiitg for
her speedy recovery.
nMCEC^#=
Mtiblhhed by 1% -7/^?
o ?tudy mttbod* vV^o -x W
, and to mik? ^
to tt>? ptiblie.-??-? ^ - >_
TOT TIME
are not sufficient In this scorching
weather?or in any weather for that
matter -? for assured daintiness.
There are a number of reliable deodorants
on the market. Choose
whichever you prefer and use it regularly
according to your needs.
This Is of vital importance to the
fastidious woman. Dont' neglect It.
Your hair, too, should come in for
its share of consideration during
these Summer months. Your head
becomes hot and sticky and consequently
the hair should be washed
more frequently than in tire cooler
seasons.
Avoid glaring nail polishes In the
Summer. A pale, subdued shade
gives a much cooler, more restful?
effect. Many manufacturers are
putting out polishes especially designed
for Summer use. Try them
out and see If the result Is not gratifying.
^
Try fo keep a pleasant frame of
mind. Avoid getting Into a stew-~
literally. Letting little annoyances
put you In a temper Just makes you
feel the heat more. Drink plenty of
water. Walk, don't run. Relax.
Don't let anybody make you hurry.
And see If you do not look, and actually
feel, cooler.
What are your beatify problems?
Write Marie Downing,
Larieuse Beauty Foundation,
Room 607 ? 511 Locust St., St.
Louis, Mo., and she will be glad
to answer them. Be sure to enclose
a pelf-addressed stamped
envelope.
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NEW BROC>KLAND yEWS
MRS. ANNA ROBi'N8UN
LAID TO REST ?
? mm
Mrs. Anna Robinson, the
of Rev. T. J. Robinson, pas>. "r.?
tfte Orangeburg distcift and h "
to Fork, died in-** New York a
the home of her youngest daughter,
Mrs. Harper. Her- remains
were brought, to Orangeburg, S
C., and funeralized at Trinity M.
E. church, last'Wednesday by Trin
ity's Pastor, Rev. Marshall McCollum.
She spent the .greater portion
of her.Christian life in Orangeburg
wnere ner iamny was reareu. itje
greatest contribution thafany being
can have thrusted upon them
is that "You are a Christian". A1
relative^, friends and neighbors
are?proclaiming- fnt loucj -voitjcs
thaL.she lived as a "Moth'er-Christian
; If her life's history was
lined in all papers, the act would
not be enough said about Mother
to fallow in her steps, for she has
made the wav of living an example.
Mrs. Lovely Harper, the youngest?daughter
and a residence of
Buffalo1, NL Y., sane her favorite
song. Mr. Mondlin of Washington!
the son-in-law of the deceased gave
i i'in'ii i Ws of Mrs. Robinson, relating
her as his second mother. Mrs.
Carrie Green sang a very fitting
solo. Rev. McGolluni .delivered
the life history sermon of the deceased
representing each type of
Lnought the criticized personal religion.
"What your husband, child
:>f your reli.gior..
The deceased was buried at Midway.,
S. C.-v
9tie leaves to mourn her passing
live children, grand children, relatives
and .friends.
Local News
The eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrsfi H. E. Frederick, Jr., Miss
Mamie Frederick motored through
the country from Njew York to visit
her parents and friendr..?She
nas lived in New'York City for aDout
10 years. Very fortunately
she has held her present job fd?
right years. She brings many
nrilesj tjood eheeis and great, help
o her parents. ?
Mr.' Mondlin of Washington;
Vlrs. Lula Morgan of Florida; Mrs.
L. Harper of Buffalo and the sis:er
of Mrs. Anna Robinson we.
iere to pay tribute to the deceased.
:
Pi of. and Mrs. R. Goddon o'<
Mullins were-the charming gues.*
if Mr. and Mrs.-H. E. Frederick
ri*., on last Thursday evenn?ng
Hiss Amelia .Seawright aiul M
.ucius Dak^rs also were tnere W
mioy the supper.
We are all ve'ry proud* to sc*
!tev. Wells of Duncan street ^>ut.
TgatrTr FnjoyThg~ "the suni'nu r sea
son. He has been ill for severa
norths, completely.confined to tho
nd. During his illnness many
jray!?rs^and other assistance with
he mercies of God has Rev. Wells.
>n his feet again. None other but
i devoted wife could have understood
the mysteries of confinemeni
tnd-thought?Rev. Wells to tin
place of mingling with nis family
and friends again.
Mrs. Glover, the mother of 'Mrs.
Celia Hemmingway is still confined
to her horned She has bee
fll for several weeks."
Mrs. Bellinger has_boon m be
for a week.
Mrs. Vivian Monger and her
ttle .Tipi h?\ve returned from .Sum
merville where . they spent sevt
al wpeks with her mother.
Harmons Park
Watch th(. "Leader" next weel
to see wno's who in New. Brook
Mand. At the'regular _ni?.eiing 4
was dfririod that light will lie plat1'
in the park v v soon. Mariani
White gave a bingo party in. be
half?uf?the park.?We?arc?s++asking
for good people to join u
n our useful struggle.
Gerthsemane Baptist Churdh
Of Rev. B. C. Kelley to the G?'th
sonrane Baptist" church, Orange
burg, beginning Sunday night
July 17. 1938-,
8:30,p.m. Deacon Cho^sebprougl
devotion; sermon By Rev. Disner
Monday. 8:30 p.m., sermon b;
Re*~ Lee Davis. Tuesday 8:30 p
m.. sermon by Rev. M. Frederick
Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. sermon, b;
Rev. C. C. Williams. Thursday
8:30 pm., sermon by Rev. B. C
Fri 'av. Friday. 8:30 p.m. sfrmoi
bv Rev. J. D. Brown. Sundae
11:15 a.m. sermon and music. SV
loh BajVist of Cfjmeron, I C
Sunday, 8:30 p.m.. sermon by R""\
B. S. Sal ley. To these servicyou
are invited.
-LAKE VIEW NEWS
I'nion A. M. F,. Church
Rev. E. R. Mack, Pastor
Surdav school bcMn **
ual hour with Sunt. arH teacher:
was with us Sunday, July 17. H<
preached a noble sermon with t
errand theme: "Prayer", St. L.uk<
1:8. It is quite an honor to be t
preacher of the prospcl.
MT. ZION A. M. r. CHt'Rt H
ReV. Si VY. tvolfe. Pastor
Claim tt, S. C.?Sunday school
was held as -usual^ 4*^e pastoi
ascended the rostrum at the usual
hour. He selected his text frorr
the 1st Psalms. He preached a no
ble sermon. ;
Mrs. S. M. Wolfe is indisposed
we hope for h^r a speedy recover
Mrs. Z. E. Primus was us to se?
Mrs. Wolfe on Sunday,
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I'AGELAND NEWS
The Rev. J. H. Morgan of Wades |
ooru, X. C., (Reached at the Gum
Spring Bapt. church Sunday morn
r ing. Total amoun t traised was I
$14.28.
given by the young people. Music
w furnished, by "the Black Creek'
, Meltor.villo choirs.
A r. umber of people of this community
attended the funeral -of
4 Mr- iliuT.'? ( ^<*t aw - Sunday;
Mrs. 1). <V" Johnson, Mr. a:?l
Mis. 11. A. Johnson. Mrs Minnie
i Lowcry, Miss Mettle l.o\vej^-_atnl .
\ 1'ruf. 1). J. viMicu in
I former's brother at Cairaway her- (
| r>, Sunday.
Miss Ollio Jtubbard hft -Monday
t<) teach a six week summer school at
White'Plains. """* _
Mr. Lance Black'ney spent Sun
day in Charlotte, NT' C.
Rev. Edward Lowery dT*Concord
, Nftith Can linn is sp<-iiflin;r .. r,-w 2
da.vs witih Mr., J; C. Lowery and "f
family. ?
Mr. a div^Irs. T. F. Brewer had *
--a*?t.heir?Slipper pon-sis Mnv.J.iy
Mrs. P^arl Giyespie;?Mr. Cait'y.c?
; Brewer, Mr. and JVIrs. II. Woods of
- New Yink, N. Y'.. Filler Buirh ..f
Chora\vr and Mr. Arthur Buchanan 1
of Columbia.
Mr. R.. J. Gregory visited his sis _t
"tor in Lancaster Saturday
Mrs,' Walker .Edgeworth has as
guost> her mother .of Charlotte. -I
Mrs. Elisabeth - Ftmdorburk~ had
as her dinner guests Sunday Rev.
Norwood and fumliy.
LAURENS NfcWS
? ==:? ? -. |
Sunday wa? jj beautiful anct i
erlorio-us ('ay The Pastor, Rev. 1
Moone was present. .His theme was
"Spiritual Power". Aliss Teolla
Saxton and Minnie 11 by were '
sent as delegates from St. Pau
Baptist church jo the Stat,. B. T
JJ. and Sunday school Convention 1
in Sumter, S. C. f
The Junior Missionary of St.
Paul Baptist church met on Wed- 1
ncsday evening at the home ic s.
Mis^ Daisy Aiuleison, Rivet?St: ^
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neigh- '
bors for their kind expression ot
sympathy during the recent ill- '
tiess and death of my daughter, 1
Lillie Beek^ and for'the beautiful '
floral .offerings wer* gratefuly ap- ^
preeiated. ' ^
Mrs. Janie Hecks and family . ,|
The rally of the Promis^lan*. A
will come off on the first Sunday j,
in September, 4, 1938.
*r. i l ist; \, m. i:. ciu'rch
Rev. E. I'. Ellis. Pastor tl
The Sunday School s'arted at P- f<
usual hour with toaehers and of- .M
fleers at they post of duty. J s
At 11:15 th1' pastor .preached a \
soul stirring sermon to the peo- Tl
pie followd hv the baptism of n ii
fants. At 8:15 the pastor preach- s
ed to a large congregation a no o
vant of God Well Done. n
The A. C. E. I., is making a .
great success, of a fir.e group ot \
youn^ people undou the leadership
of Mv. William Boa,;. ___
The Progressive club entertainment
was a great> success. Foi
which we are thanking both mem- ,
bers and friends for what they ,
have done. On tne 25th. of July j
the Senior and Junior Usher board*.
J are sponsoring a picnic at Grant's (
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ST. JAMKS A. M. E. CHURCH
Key. Halo l>. Thompson. Pastor
Ashovillc. N. C.?With gripping
iru*icst anil joyous out hu si aim ,
largo congregations listened to two
great messages delivered by oui
{ Presiding Elder. I)r. K. C. Holt
' Tn-the morning he cached from
th esubjeot: ''-T-lo- Rg\va rd Qi
" Waiting" ami at tno ^veiling scr
of Prayer". Many visitors from
within add" without tare?ett-y?en?
s tered into the enjoyment of these !
. services and were given a hearty
welcome. The senior choir as usual
itnulJrcd beautiful nuts if _
throughout the day. Our church
school continues to grow and develop
und<?r the sup<'rintertfency ,
c/f Mrs. Mary J. Sloan. The planfor
our convocation budgi t through
1 out tne church have becrr~p*ft into
operation. The following depart
ments are to bc represented a I
' the convocation which is being h?ld
at Kittrelj college ' during th
' month cvt Augusts atmur ami .)uyb
ior Missionary so.-iotigs, Sunday.. ^
school a'i?l A. C. IC. League. As (
V the Bishops' Council and Conr.ee '
>' tional Council are also meeting at (
Kittrell, our deh gates will havt
jjie very, tare ptivih go of seeing
and having^ our^high chuichme! 1
throughout the comet km. At
p.m. a very fine service was spon- '
sored by the Men's club. The
Rev. H. B. Ferguson, choir and J
Congregation* from Canton were
our guests and this service was '
indeed inspirational from start to
- finish. From' the subject . Work!
ing To-gather Rev. Ferguson dc
! live rod a fine sermon. On Mon
1 day evening our third quarterly
1 cotifeier.ee session was conducted
1 by Dr. Holt in a very interesting
t way. All rt ports were up and th?
volume of business dohe in things
both spiritual and temporal w<'re
indeed gratifying. Our Elder's
quarterlage was cared for in full.
Dr. Holt commended warmly both
I our pastor and. congregation for"'
the aehieveniejits. Ho : '.turn
I ed to Gieensboro, X. C., on Tues1
day morning.
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Mr. (iiib'it Ki-id lift SatuiiJa>
al < (!<??.i. in( .\i?w V'iik <'ity.
It' v. J. ( . Mm i ay <;| North
' ha ;oi.; It'v. U , T. .r: ay ol
Mr < I' ll.uisvilli- and
'Mts-r Ja I'yatt of OYarlestuiT",
?S. y W'i,. Kindts .J Rt-v. a n't
M<>. \\. W. Mm ray, th' ii parents.
mi. I'l-ii a.-l Mis?; Km.na
Mnniuaittit .won- ipiiutiy u:a
11 <t >? Mi'lay niaiii
I". ^-yn ' av ? * lor. i/f Aut?'J?
la. <1 was t!,i- j?unst of lr r .sister-in-law
ami brot-h- i .Mr. atj<l
Mo^-.?R<n< Marl;. tile
^ M- 1' rl?.i> ol. ' j i are It. K.
i- i.tri, luM h ('UMiii'.- >;-M'.n'al
tin.* hoiii'.- of "Mr. (i' .-iae Jfoliiia.i"
?oe-^uly, -liie i ul I''Wftijr- oll'irei'S'i
>\ei. t.cvU'tl; Mr. Fiaiik Joy. pre-i<l
:.t; Mr. demur ll<>!tnun. Jr. j
nnnerary ami Mr. JVs7i7- \Ve7tr7,
reasur' r.
Mr. Walt er Km.** Ii s. r< U;i"7Ieii
i hi a twii-w-ir \ ai. aio11 in Hi .
i elphia, I'a.
?Mo-?tttM?Mo- m?V\u"t n4-ri vr. P.Mrtlt.v I
?f Xiw York a"* vision,, erla'tivoi.-.'t
1 riciuls 'I In- couple su' .'.t
holiday in ("hurle-ton. ,S. ('.
Recent guests of Mi. unci Mr.C
H?>1 lllil ft W1' I i1 th i ' lj.IT*
rhters Mrs.. Ann Doyle of Sumii??rvillf;
Mis> Elizabeth Ilolman
>1' Newark. New Jeisey a:.d tw'u
- rami-, liillv "if . Ci v-aMhiu 1 m.
ivof, tin' h. ,/f Ni'\v .Jy.
The chicken suppur given 'by
Stu.ly club of Grace R K.
rr-ttrch \va- a success. '
M-sj Ti-iiu Wilkins of.Now. Ha'oif.
(Vim.. was thoXjfufsl "of MiRmie
Aikon,' Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mai Kant Smoak ?f Chareston,
S. ('.. i, visiting her class^
ha to Miss Blanche. Frost. Miss
?Yc?st is the '(laughter of*Mr. and
ilrs. Walter. Fro*t.
Miss Earnestine Quick of Cr.ai
? -> >"?iniiK u. r Ki a:-"inoini;i'
VIis. Katie Frist.
.Miss Yirgie. and Walter Jr.'
'^var.s are. visjting relatives and
riends in New, York City.
?Miss Berthalee Roper and M .
mil Mis. I.-Baylor of Cliarlesturi
cere the dinner Quests of Mr. and
iUs. Ed. Cooper.
.Mj-. Adam jflcCrady died Friday
X'ernoon foilojving a 1 (a.g illness.
The Reformed Episcopal Sun
lay school will hold its twentyhird
annual Session, July 2&>-i51.
i'3S, in Sst. Mnchael's church, *ST~
Stephen, S. C., Rev.-W.vM. Mack
.ill preside. tf
Elder Benb|o\V held- his thiill
[uarterly confirence at Graham
i. M. E, church last Sunday with
large crowd |n attendance.
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Ilui_St. Pnnf 4-11 club sent In .
ie .4-11 club cajtnp i nColumia the
illrtwir.jr girlsjiand boys: Misses'
lattie M. Warn- and Annie Jackon,
.Mr. James Ale>*,a. t ler and
I r. .1. B. McCi' e. They et)[oVei,j ?
lie ti i|> wTy much. We are hopig*
another year.to be ready to
end girls and boys ?fi\>m all of
ur clubs in- this community.
T .?St P-m-d -l-li cr..b,~ha-i?then loiithly
m'eting Thursday. .115
Inli ne, label s We: e present. Mr.
Vayman Johnson our 4 IP club
II o i l >onio?: inriy i ?, Xi?
er tile meeting refreshments o?
hi:.cn and cake was serv'-d.
Brwon's Ch.tpel 4-H monthly
iKeting will meet, at the home of
d.rs. Millie I'eay the 1st Friday'
a Augu-t at 5 p.m.
The Children's Day- p' ogtani at
dhristian Home Baptist-on- SuiW1
ay past plAV- . Jo.?btL_oilu of thd
i st programs yet. Tr.e choirs
rep rt as follows: Brown'Chape!
M. E. Z., $S.uO; SC." PuuI~Rapt.
jilt).32 and Christian Home Bapt.
$11. fa). Total -amount?raised
B2L'.8S. .?
Don't forget, conic to .St. Paul
Baptist Sunday and have' a good
time at tneir revival meeting. The
lie v. J. B. Blak't of Rock Ilill wiir
ing i'tt/m the 1-t Sunday in August
through Friday' night. He is
mie of the best preachers in_
South Carolina. Come oat a::.:
hear him. '
IK MO NEWS
The Bret Ik i h. ? I Club of Irnky
Celebrated its lirst anniversary at
the Macedonia Baptist church in
lrmo Sunday, July 17, at d p, m.
Rev, L. C. Butler delivered an
spii'ational sermon that wtis enjov
<1 hv all.
The Sisterhood Club wo sh/ppo 1
With their fellow .lob A
audience enjoyeu the sci vice. Interesting
short talks were delivurod
by Hrothei.s Martin akai Hall.
.Mrs. Ma:v l.orick spoke .very tor ;lbly
in' behalf of the Sisters club.'
l'he Biothe.hoii i Club is- makirpr
rapid prepress under the sUpervi*.
'. on of our new -president, Prof; .1.
M. Jones. The aim of this Club is
to develop brotherly love in the
community, aside front that wo
help to buiy the dtAtd and care for
the sick.
Recent visitor here were- Mrs.
I.ossie Perrin _f Greenwood, also
Messrs..Ftit'niss. and Tsndove Coloman
of Monvtta. live priests o f
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