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! "The Old Gray" V
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The State Sunday School and \
League Convention of-the A.M.iJ. ?
Church held m Columbia on last ]
week at Allen University was the c
, best in the history of the-State
E>very minister in the State that t
missed those meetings did himself J
a grave injustice. Should he con J
tinue to absent himself, means <=
only a question of time, before he
wi-ll be plumb out of the ministry e
and -relegated with common labor J
era in the corn held. To hear Blsh f
was more than the cost to attend v
the Convention. He spoke on the ,f>
Bible and it was a masterpiece in ^
every respect. Mrs. S. L. Flipper's t
illustrated lrct.nr.. was one qf the V
finest we have ever heard. The ?
State has tfvery reason,to be justly e
proud of these noble leaders. j
The Seminar
Rev. Jesse E. Beard. Dean ol ( /
the Ministerial Institute, is to be a
highly commended for the arrange]
ntsnt s\f tk<v tnarru'ctionv A?S welt rs
us for the faculty secured. He J
taught Christology and everybody .
was inspir?i from this subject, a
Rev.pR. E. Brogdon taught English I
Grammar, as only he can and say f
what you will, every minister was ,]
highly benefitted by his instruc I
tions and so expressed the samer i
Rf*v. R. I. Lemon taught Hetmatreutics,
a subject that many ministere 1
would not know anything about ?
if thi y m^t it in the big road.
But believe me, every minister left (
his class better prepared than in
their lives. Rev. E. A. Adams i
. taught Homiletics and he is in a
deed h master instructor. Yon _
will admit that he rs a teacher ol f
no mean reputation. Rew. J. W I
Murph taught Hymnology and to
say that he did justice to the sub
ject is putting it mildly.
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Sunday School and League '
We were not able to attend any r
, of the group meetings of- Sunday '
Schools and Leagues, but the many
Sunday !$chool and League workers w?re
lou4 in theijj praises of them.
The Sunday School faculty was
composed of Prof. John A. Harris ,
who took thd place of Prof. G. W. '
_ Howard; Prof. Olin Smith, Mrs. ?
Octavia Peguese, Mrs. Cora Black J;
and Mi"sB Edna Adams. League
instructors: Revs. L. ,L. Farmer .
S. H. Lewis, J P. Wahhing.ton,
Prof. J. F Rmil.li \fi?o T^iniiu
Rotors and Mr, Hamie Pmekney e
Rev. E. F. G. Dent, State Leagut *
President and Prof John A. Hai '
ris, Statee Sunday School Supt. are
certainly gifted heads and t h t
State is singing their praises from v
Greenville to Charleston. Theii _
appointment has been no mistake ^
Devotional Messages t
Rev. A. P. Spears was at his ^
keynote address. He stirred the en v
tire Convention and his message t
was the talk of the city. Rev. R. r
S. Lawrence was simply Ifine Fri c
day with the morning message. v
His candle light demonstration a
captured the Convention. President c
E. H. McGill electrified the Con s
vmitlnn with ?lnciiu?nrrf and mii* a
splendid arrangement* for the #n ?
? ? ? ? ? M?0 + i
? MAYBE SO ANI
(By W. H. SI
rtainment of delegate*. [Dr. W. I
. Chappeile and JDr. R. W Manci I
ft real live wires in the A. M. E.
hurch. Prof. C. G Oarrett is nevei
deep on the job. He is really in
rested-jri-thy prograta oTMnK :
arolma. Fine addresses were de
vered by Dr. A. R. Howard ol
le M. E. (Church; Profs HI B.
ikard, J. E. Smith and Mr. J
rederick Simmons.
)
" Dr. T J. Mites
Iir presenting Bishop J. S. Flip
?r, Dr. Miles was at his best. Ht
indeed Bishop timber and the
tate has the right man for eleva
on m 1940. In fact everybody
- saying Stand By Dr. Miles! He
a man o( experience and knows
le Church. He has the ability and
preacher that will bring people
i the Church. He stays with old
eople and the yo-unfj and takes acve
interest in their affairs as he
hi in the State meetirigTTKcT Con
ection needs him. Enough said.
Dr. Li Hi Homing way;'pot new
hurch Extension Secretary was
resent and added much to the
onvention. South Carolina i s
roud of this gifted aon.- ^Dr. J.
[cKenzie iHarrison, State Evange
st and Book Steward was on the
>b. He is certainly the right man
i the' right place. -
: Conferences?
Palmetto Conference meets at
[orris Brown, Charleston, October
3. Dr. R. I. Lemon, Paston An
ual Sermon, Dr. W B L Clark;
Iissionary Sermon, Rev W. T.
i urray.
Northeast?Conference, Bishop
ille, October 20, Rev. A. J. Felix,
astor. Annual Scfrmon, Rev. W.
Gore. Missionary Serfnon, Rev.
!. B. Brown.
Colun.bia Conference, Winnsboro
ictober. 2T, Rev. -V. A. Janerette,
'astor. Annual Sermon, Rev. W.
[. Thompson. Missionary Stftnon
Lev. W. B. Nash. ** \
South Carolina Conference, Wal
erboro, November 10, Dr Lee A.
I.ogan, Pastor. Annual Sehmion
lev. B, J. Hutchinson. Missionary
lermon, Rev. H. R Hughes.
Piedmont Conference, Laurens,
November 17, Rev. A. J. Thomas,
>astor. Annual Sermon, iRev. H.
V. Walker. Missionary Sefmon,
Central Conference, Manning;
November 24, Rev. D. J. Gadson,
'astor. Annual Sermon, Rev. C
Barr. Missionary Sermon, Rev.
1. A~' DCLaine.
"Let ys advance on our knees."
CHERAW NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blue and
heir daughter Dovennra spenL_Smi
fay in Chesterfield with their pai
?nts.
Mrs. Ollie Samuel www v^ifr^
)>' hotr daughter Mrs. Erma Fra
:ior and Mrs. Lizzie Dismouse,
Hisses Eva and Elizabeth Smith
>f Winston Salem, N. C.
Mrs. Paul. We.bher?of?Omngn
>urg instructor of P. D. Summer
school was the week end guest^of
dr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson.
Mr. Wilford Matthews entertain
d Saturday eve, in honor of Mrs.
Vebber. The spacious home?j)f Mrs
tobirrson was filled 'with ^he TaugF
er of a gay throng, amorfg whorr.
vere. the^ following out ^o? town
riTPRts; Miss RuthCovirifrton. of
Vashington, D.C. and Misses Hat"
ie Ella Covington of Bennetts
ille, Dorothy Auther of Columbia
lso Mr. and Mrs. Dickson of Soiety
Hill.
Miss Dotthy Auther is guest of
Miss Thedora Poe and Mrs. Jos
ph Sutton, the former Miss Mary
Vlic<* Poe) of New York City arc
it home visiting parents.
Miss Mildred White, of New
fotk City is visiting her parents
dr. and Mrs. White.
; The follo'ying persons enjoyed
i lovely 'weekend in Jacksonville
Ha.: 'Mr, and Mrsv, Reader. Mr I
lennie Tillman, Henry Campbell
avon Thomas, Willie Smith, Otis
"ord, Ernest Ford, Andrew Ford
Vndrew McKahan, B. F. Horne !
ifry^EltzB Malloy and Miss Dice
V>rd, who laft for New York City
Saturday. I
_ Mrs. Ruth Brown of New York
?rty is visiting in the city.
Mr. Howard Braxton of Washngton,
D. C., is visiting relatives
;nd friends.
or a visit to relatives in Chicago
IllllUiO.
Mr. Nevers' Godfrey was given a
urprise brrthday party Mondny
light at his home. A host o 1
riends were present, all of whom
eported a lovely evening. Mr. God
rey received many useful gifts.
IT. STEPHEN A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. D. N. Wilson Pastor
Last Sunday wait a high day in
5ion with our church.- The Sun,
lay school was conducted at the
isuftl hotir With the Supt. Mr.~Ruus
Ford in the chair. All of the
:each?Ts* were present. The atendanee
was also very goo?d.
At 11 o'clock our pastor preachd
us a great sermon from the
ubject "The Lord Our King"
dany souls were rrfade to feel hap>y
as he preached the gospel.
Sunday night the local preachis
had their union services. It
vas also largely attended. The
reachers were Revs. L. Chandei
a.nd E. Srpalls. We were also
dessed to have with us many disinguished
visitors. Among them
vure Mr. and Mrs. CaJbert of?
Charleston and Mrs. Dobbins the
rife of Rev. S. J Dobbins who pasoi*d
here many years ago She
nade a very inspriing talk to the
(ongregationL The official board
gas aigp good Monday night. Just
bout all of the leaders made exellent
reports. We are glad to
ay that our" church is progressing
along all lines. Pray that
ir# will contlnu*.
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- h THE ART Qt
What does a woman do just before
she gets in bed fop tjie night?
All you " women are interested
aren't you? Men, too, my dears
Of course we fellows 'who have
lire-time lady partnurt# have an
idea of what women folks do?just
an idea. I thought I knew until
I read a vivid description of * woman
about to retire, and I'm pass
ing it on to you men folks. Here
is how a certain sifter says she
does the stunt. The words in parentheses
aVe mine, I thank you
"l_am_prepan-ing to g0 bye-bye
for the night. First, off cornea
_ine?aress, tne slip and the snaes
jmJ the stockings Lhpse ahc
means). On goes the cojmfy slippers.
"Then" off copies the girdle
(what's that, sister?) and stepim,?
fwnirp Pvp -seen thfm- 4r>
windows and?).
"Let me see what next?(go on
lady)% Oh, yes, .stretch a little
to get the Jynks out of mv lrmbs.
Then on goes the nightie. Let's
guesg' the pink one that is sof-ttand
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
Bv Mrs. C. M. Finley
M its. Mary Brown, of Newark, N..
J. is visiting her mother. Mrs.- Josephine
White, Columbia St.-? Mi's.
Mamie Spann has as her
guests, her two sisters Mrs. Leola
Bowen, with her little grand daugh
ter, of N. Y. City, Mrs. Ida Pridigon
Johnson_and daughter, Miss
Bernice Johnson, of Charleston.
Mr.. J3. R. McLurkin.is in. the
city .from Boonton^ N. J,, spending
nis vacation with'relatives.
Philadelphia is visiting her mothSarah.
Williams, Loomis
street.
Mrs. Willie L. Babcgck, ra. improving
after an illness of several
weeks at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leathers.
Friends everywhere will be sorry
to learn that Rev. J. C. Lewis died
at his home on Oak St., July 6th,
after an illness of ten days. He
| sui ved twenty years as pastor in
the AMEZ church and twenty'
years as Presiding Elder, bcing^ac-j
tive until his illness checked him.
Funeral seiwices were held at Metropolitan
AMEZ church Friday,
-July 8th.?The "church waR packed"
to its utmost capacity and many
could not gain admission. Bishop
J. W, Martin of Chicago, preached
the sermon using the text: Job,
5;26, "Thou shalt come to_thy
grave in a full age like a shock of
corn cometh rn his season." Many
wt re?the sad hearts touched bv
th<? sennon, which recalled vividly
the beautiful life of the deceased.
Elder Lewis was loved and respected
by all denominations, and b y
friends both colored and white. As
a preacher, husband, father and
neighbor, he frBtrd?bis?place?rrr a
manner that showed his Christian
qualities. His?body was?laid 1 <.
-test In Bebron .cemetery, beside
loved ones who have- gone on before,
beneath a mound of beautiful
floral tributes from, friends here
and afatr. + ^ (
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Willie
E. WilkJRT" Lewis, and tlu* following
children: Mrs. Lula Tavlorv Co
lumbia; Mrs. Laura Gibson, Wash"
v. r\ n . ?(.. /-<i 1_ r -
iiikiuii, is. v^., hii . \^iiui ie<j ujwis,
Philadelphia; Mr;' James Lewis,
Columbia; Mrs. Estelle Huff, Eliz abeth,
N. J.; Mrs. Bessie Ayi?rs,
and Mir. Thomas Lewis of this city
several grandchildren, three brothers,
two sisters. Mrs. E. N. Isom
was Undertaker in charge". A
great man has fallen asleep.
Out of town pen-sons attending
the funeral were Presiding Eldars
Flowe and Murdock, Rev. and Mrs.
J. H. Boyd, Miss Sarah Boyd, Rev
C. T.?Hinton, Mr. Earnest Baibei
Rock Hill; Presiding Eldar C. J.
Bynum, Chesterfield;- Rev. J. I.
r>a tp j ?
vTjtiii, vim, ucv, , ?*. yuruun,
BenneltsvTITe; Rev. J. A. Manning,
Mr. James Cloud, Great Falls;
Rev. Jenkins, Rev. C. H. Ydunge
Mrs. Mamie Bratton, Mrs. Hattie
Gordon, Miss Florence Benson, Co
Tumbia; Rev. J. C. Hunter, Rev. J.
H. Walker. Rev R W Parker, Mr
G S. Babcock, Mrs. Hattie Cunningham,
-Lancaster; Rev. James
Barnes, York; Rev. Mclvey, Union
and many others.
Miss Willie Belle Heath arrived
home Friday from Brooklyn, N.Y.
where she spent the summer.
Mrs. Eva H. Eaddy and Mrs.
Willie E. Lewis opened school on
Monday. i
Mrs. Rebecca Wilkes is gradually,
improving from an illness of sev-.
eral weeks at hc?r home on Gra-'
ham St. Visiting her are her chilUr'en
M rs. -Fannre Brown, NT Y.
City; Miss Sarah Wilkes, Mrs. Del
phia Mae Foster and little daughter,
Dorothy, Columbus. O., and [
her brother, Mr. Lewis Bolar, Kan
sas Cityv_Kans. whom she has not,
seen for twenty-nine years.
Mr. J. C. White1, Cemetei-y St.,!
has received from the officials of
Ramases Temple, No. 51, of Char 1
lotte, N. C., a message, stating
that he had berti chosen as a representative
to the ImperiaLCounci)
yvlnich meets in Richmond Va., on,
AU?. 14th.
Prof. S. L. Finley attended the,
Tuskegee Institute last week. He j
returned in time to attend the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in,
Columbia, this week.
Prof, and Mrs. Ardry Hardin arrived
home Friday from a very;
pleasant trip of tWo weeks in N.
Y- City.
Miss Mattie M. Heath entertain j
ed the Usher Bcrard of tha Metro- ;
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twr gALMgPEtt """*
? M ? HHIHIIII
) MAYBE NOT ~j[;
hackUford) ? _ J L
. ?.
f RETIRING
clingy (yau said it, lady). Down
comes the hair to be brushed and
combed. Out goes the light, and
down on knees to say prayers^getting
harder to get down as I
get older (that's right, 1*HV> AnA
thon in bed to dream."
Well men, there it-is. Well ladies
did she leave- out anything?
If so, what? I noticed that the
lady said nothing about toiletries.
Maybe she was already sweetened
up.
This column this week may seem
ta be full of silliness to you.- But
you yourself are silly .if you cannot
realize that thefr^ is an art in
retiring, especially for women.
Will some man write and tell
me what he does before he goes
to bed??men just go to bed, woglad
to pass it on, though l?knuw
it will nat be a& interesting as
what a woman does. For nothing
a man does is as interesting as
what any woman does. Check up
(Capyright, 1938)
politan AMEZ church Monday nite
at her home. After business was
transacted, an ic<? course was serv
i ?, ---- _
Miss Ida Pearl Mitchell ano.
Miss Jessie Jackson write that
they are enjoying their stay in N
Y. City.
r> 1 _ ?I i J i r? a _
nuiui sciiuois openea xuonaay a
m;p and many teachers report a_
fine enrollment.
A meeting of rural teachers was
held ?Saturday morning at FInley
Hi ph. County Supt. J. E. Nunnery
er outlined a helpful program to
the. teachers. '
Mr. Robt. Nelson, Sr.t is here
from Miami, Fla.. visiting his
daughter Mrs. Ellen King and hex
family. - ~
Mr. Ferguson, of Henrietta St.,
Union, was in the city Tuesday. 1
Mr. Scarborough Simpson with
his family and hjs. mother are
guests of Mrs. Ella Lee and fara
ily. The Simpsons are formeir
Chester citi2ens and friends are
glad to see them, after so long an
absence. Their home is now i n
Washington.
'Mrs. Emma Brown, Bailey St.,
is. .viaitmg- her daughter irr Baltimore,
and Mrs. Ella Brown, Oak
St., is visiting her children i n
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Little Miss Catherine Squire ol
Georgetown is visiting her aunt
Mrss M. D. Kelly.
Miss Fannie Heath of Kershaw,
is visiting ,>her brother Mr; P. L.
Ilea ill Cemeteiy street.
ECHOES FROM UNION
Sunday was a very beautiful
day and found many church goers
in <*hurch. Rev. J. A. Baten was
inihlg pulpit was filled by Rev. I.
L. Bowman. Mr. Wm. Sanders was
the delegate to the Union, meeting
His report was quite favorable. 1
for several weeks this summer.
Mrs. Maggie Free, Bertha' McJunkins
and Miss ,fir&ce Blackwell
have begun t)ieir work. We wislr
them' much success during this hot
and rainy month. t |
Miss Louise Johnson is home,
after spending a very pleasant vacation
in _Ohio, Philadelphia and
West Virginia. Miss Johnson came
home to begin her school work.
Rev. Mr. King a teacher In Lan
caster High school in Lancaster,
was the house guest of Miss Charlotte
Blackwell. ,
of Mrs. Mamie Wilson of Union is
here visiting Mi. and Mrs. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. James Cohens entertained
a few friends lately. A
course of punch and sandwiches
was served.
Mrs. Julia Bookman gave a surprise
-party Wednesday Juiy 26th
This was a birthday party given
for Mr U. S. Bookman, her husband.
J. C. and Tiinmu.
her sonjs. Many friends attended,
and played games. A very delicious
course was served and all went
home rejoicing.
Mrs. Mary Talley had as her din
ner guestfe Mrs. Marie Holland,
Carrie Singleton, Maude Saxon
and Little Miss Margaret Saxon
They reported an enjoyable time.
Mr. Joe Benson, Sr., is vary much
improved at this writing. Mr. Ben
son fell from a tree and brojce his
arm. ?" T
Mr. Robert Lawaon and son ol
California were in Union visiting
Mr. Lawson's mother. Mrs. Mamie
Thompson. They reported a happy
time in Union.
Mr. Wade Blackwell, Sr., had
very pleasant vacation in North
Carolina, Philadelphia, New York
and other places.
Mrs. S. R. Ruff is in Spartanburg
visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. S
Daniels, her daughter and son-inlaw.
While her daughter Miss Sa-1
ra Mae ig in Columbia with het
brother and sister-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. R. R*iff.
Mrs. Belle Fair gave a shower
for her niece Mrs. Isabella Rice
Porter, who was manned recently
to Mr.* -Ceorge Porter. Mr. and
Mrs. Porter are very happy.
We are happy to see the teachers
in from their summer schools.
They have had a pleasant stay.
If ^ *
mix-, msnon i/ougiasa and Horace
Lee motored to Spartanburg,
Greenville and other place*, of interest
the week-dndT
We are pleased to knew Utat our
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NEW BROOKLYN NEWS f
Orangeburg.?The regular meet j l
Women's Department,'' was held < >
Wednesday- S:3Qp_ m. Devotions J I
were conducted by Mrs. H. E. ?.
Frederick, Sr. The business part ?|
was then turned over to our pres- \
ident Mrs. B. Jamison. A com- ??
mittee was appointed with Mr. {'
Sylvester Louts a* chairman to ??
place light* on the park. We are \'
still pleading for willing helpers,"
to come and join us in our genesis T )
-ef-e?beautiful park. _ |"
The Young1 en's Thrifty Club ol. Y
Harm en Park found In New Brook
lyn had a Bingo Party last Mon-1 v
day evening at the residence of X
Rerv. and, Mrs. T. D. Green. There -j;
were quite a nice crowd of young 3!
folks out. We appreciate those J
who came. - 15!
We are sorry to report that the~5
daughter of Mr. George Henderson X
is in the Tri-County hospital. May 5j.
God restore her to health again. Y
Miss EloUe tireen, the dauglilei X
of Rev. and Mrs. T. 8>. Green of V
Brooklyn, Orangeburg, ig visiting 3!
a few days with Mrs. Jane Sam- j1
els of Ruffin. -
' Mt. Sinai RMUE Church ' 1
Rev. F. C. Keels, Pastor 1
Sunday school opened at 10:30 Y
amu. with Mrs. Mabel Govan, and ,
her co-workers at their post of du- I
"ties. The subject: "SamBon's [
Strength and Weakness," was
thoroughly discussed. Our attendance
has Increased and we greetcvi
48 students. We are asking more
reading parents to conduct their
friend* and neighbors and ancuor
age them to come Sunday school
On account of illnesh of our pastor,
the local Deacon preached a
soul stirring sermon at 11:30 a.m
-W#_pray lyr our pastor an early recovery.
Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Govan had
as their dinner guests on Thursand
son of Charleston, Mrs. Susan
Richardson and sons Buster and
Willie iff Plnewood paid a pleasant
visit with the Govans. Mrs. Elizabeth
Stukes has returned home at
Summerton. She was here for several
weeks caring for her deai
i mother, MVs. Elizabeth Billy. She
is still ill at l^er home on New
Brooklyn. ' * I
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hill are 7 pleased
to say that the Stork1 '
pahsed on his travels, a fine bafcy-boy
was left. Mother and baby are
doing nicely.
| Mrs. Agnes Frederick. Miss Ma
mie Frederick and two children
motored with Rev. Lawrence?to?
Sprmgfleid to attend a part of the
Distfict Conference.
I Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Frederick, I .
Jr., along with their father and
daughter Mr. Frederick Sr., and
| Miss Anna Laura motored to witness
a few hours of the Confer;
ence. While there Ve -met nuiltiJ
I tudes or Frederick's relatives and
I friends. There was much chicken,
I cake, pie and watermelon in circu|
latkm.
J The Orangdburg District Conference,
M. E. Church, was held at
the Springfield Charge. Thursday
evening through Sunday Afternoon
Large crowds attended each sessionJ
Of the Conference. Thfe fcbltec~'
ttons at each session were good,
At the Sunday afternoon and evening
sessions there were over 600
' present. .
EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH I
Rev. R. E. Brogden. Pastor l1
Charleston, S. C.?Early on last
Sunday morning, Sol, the monarch *
I nf f K.i Hoi. Kt-iicKn^ Ko..I. fUa -J?
peries from his windows of his pal t
' ace int the east and aent a beautiful
smile over the earth below;
His smile however, wa~ simply a '
I sample of what would be the outcome
as the day wore itself into f
maturity.
I The activities during1 the serI
vices at Emmanuel were indeed 0
inspiring and beneficial. A large n
audience heard a wonderful ser- e
mon delivered bv the pasLnr. his t
text may be found in the second
chapter of the book of Joel at s
the eleventh verse?"And the Lqrd g
j shall utter his voice before hit ]
'army: for his camp is very great: v
etc." Them*, "God's interest in \
Hig People". This sermon brouhgt I
forth a peal of spiritual fervor q
' and a great time was?xperienc- ~j:
ed. " . _ j
Sunday school convened at the j,
usual hour with a splendid att s
.tendance of teachers and schol-,
ars. We considered an interesting
lesson on Samson Strength and
Weakness. The topic, Physical
strength and weakness was a time,
ly topic and one which we should
' endeavor to ke*p before us. The 0
entire period was iifterstingly t
t Btver*t Mr. r.Hnt/in T Viwin? ro t
I viewed the lesson in a creditable ?
manner. ' r
, The Leagu? held a v?ry fine ser- e
rice in the afternoon. Mlaa "TTT w
I W. DeLesline, the president, is do- a
ing a fine work among the young a
j people. After the copclusion of the e
, service* and a short Intermission k
I the evening hour of worship came, a
At this time Dr. Brogden unfold- h
i ed a beautiful message to another c
large audience. Joel second chap- b
ter twenty-eighth verse "And it e
shall come to pasK afterward, that li
I will pour out my spirit upon h
1 all flefrh; etc." Speakfog from
the theme, "The working of the F
I holy spirit'., our pastor, in his t
usual manner preached imijfressively.
"Three robbers and a A
hoy" was-the auhjact of a atory 3
told the junior church by the pas a
tor. The names of the robbers are ?
Selfishness, Dfaobedience and Mistreat.
Wl. .? I at. t:-... ^ a ?
i n? n?m? 01 in? ooy wno strove a
c
"h6f% find work after spending c
years in school. We find Mr. Otis h
Parr, an Insurance agent in Qreer a
We pray for your suecess.
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o drive these robbers out of his .
eai*t was named Johnny. A beauLCul
lesson was drawn from this
itory which was ibei^efieial to ' gu,
dults aK-well as to the children. w;?u
Miss L. E. Moultrie, R.N., Spar- ^
anburg General hospital had to c]lurc
eiurn to me cuy naving laKer,
11." At this writing, she is -very - Thi
nuch improved and expected to to th
eport back to her position in o Scho<
ew days. sy L<
tary
We are very glad to know that
iur Rev. James White is at home ^ r ^
ind improving nicely. For sevral
w-eeko h* was in the husoial.
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Several members including the pex .
uperintendent attended the State
I. <3. and League convention, Al- .
en University, Columbia, last j11^^ek.
Missea Delesline and Jeiv Lea^i
:ins represented the S. S. and e,ybo
^eague respectively. /This week
"hursday and Friday the District- ,
CT*S. Institute will convene at S.
ohn's Island, S. C. Misa I. MiU c;UI
er will represent the Sunday jeS30,
c)iool. - - The
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
R*v. N. A. Bethea, Pastor. five^c
St. George, S. C.?Our revival A*
pened Monday night, July 25th Bec
hrough ten nitea. Rev. Bethea , ev*
he efficient and strong preach- ,n c"
r and pastor had. things well ar.
an^ed when his minister arriv
d. The Rev* B. H. Gray of Green Ru^.r,
/bod ?s conducting- our meeting Glade
nd people are coming from far jon(_
nd near to hear thia great preach- |20 0(
r. People are confessing the gV(
nowledge of Christ. Sunday was
high day in Zion. At the usual prp3f.
oar the Supt., Bro. Joseph Jones ,i;,i ~
ame forward and called hiB school belie\
o order. Lessom taught_by teach- txtra
rB and reviewed by the Evange- the s
st, Rev. Gray. It was a treat to appro
ear him on the life of Samson. SOn a
At the morning- worship the i gur
tev. G'lay seldctpd Psalm 41:5, ' mes i
heme, Where can I find rest? 1 per i
Bible school opened Monday, Rosa
tugust 1, with a large enrollment, of E
frs. N. A. Rethen direct.resa with
fine faculty arad much good is Let
xpectpd. - "hie 'fc
Our meeting is atill in progreRs. all th
Many visitor* are in town and way c
ra giving much service to the sue arri
ess of our meeting. Mrs. Rebec- afteri
a Simons of our town is -visiting We 1<
er children in Trenton, N. J. We ?bes
re having quite a bit of local May
hovrars. sup
lurday, AugU-t 6, 11)u8
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LAKE CITY NEWS
iday whs a get together day ~
all the churches. Services at
l.M.E. and M. E. and Holiness
hcs were very good.
e delegates fronv Lake City
ie State League and Sunday
>1 Convention were Mi&a Dai
Smith, Miss Carrie Single
and Prof. L. IX Bradley
expressed themselves as hav
good and enjoyable trip,
is Daisy Lee Smith will make
^porc. to the Sunday School?
Sunday morning and Miss
e Singletary will report to
!x?ague at 5:45 Sunday even
At the evening session the
no will be reorganized. Ev
dy is invited to attend.
iday school was opened, the
i was discussed and reviewed,
f pastor wa, in charge of the
ing worship and he deliverwonderful
message theme:
er". The spirit was high and ^
andidatge w?re taken in. . .
3:4.5 we reassembled and the
ond message wa, delivered.
Downs and his people were
arge.
6:00 (/clock there v/a? a seaf
silver teas given, by Mrs.
4b?Mrs. Starn<H_gnd "Mrs: ?
len. The latter w&s a tea
t0 be remembered. Ov?i
) was eorytributed.
ming worship opened in 'he
order ard many friends were
nt at this time He v. Davis
lore than hsi best. It is unable
but the services were
good. Everyone present felt
ipirit. Both choirs rendered ,
priate music with Mr. Thomp
t the piano.
iday evening Messrs Jorlin Hoi
ind F. Brown were the dintfuests
of Misses L. Holes,
Mae Cook and Elizabeth Dee
dgefield. They witnessed a
us bow our heads in humubmission
"to - him who does
lings well. Bro. Geo. Halloleparted
this life Sunday nite
was fun?ralized Wedme*day
lorm at 3 o'clock.
)ved htm. hot God lnv?- him ?
he forever dwell with the
reme leat. ' -