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->Cr ' "* VOL~XIIL^NO.33 BUSY KAPPA MAN ?^^Kl~ jUPk^ HON. THEOPIIILUS M. MANN Grand Polomareh of the Kappa Alpha. Psi fraternity, who" n>~"busy far ahead of the "Grand -Conelave" in Detroit next December, getting things line dup so the twentyctighth annual meeting will go off according to schedule. AtUhney ManM is lawyer for the U. S. Department. of the Interior, stationed m Chicago. The busy lawyer frequently travels by air to squeeze in time for promoting Kappa affairs. ' (Calvin Service). ? THE ANNUAL MEETING ? OF THE W. H,~AND F. SOCIETY M'AKILKV Lfl? 1 K1UX The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary so-eh ty of this district held their annual meeting, Ann ust 4, 5, 1938 with the William Chapel A. M. E."church, Nichols; Rev. A. A Taylor, the entertaining' pastorr. ?-The devotion was. conducted by Mrs. Annie E. Sanders,. I'd;?;. Guiles, Mrs. Hester Crawford offer ed prayer. Mrs. V. B. Levest-r the district president was engaged in summer school worlc and could not be present at the opening. The Presiding Elder l)r. A. P. Spears presented Mrs. Saudci the conference branch president to preside. Remarks by he''. Ml'.i. S. S. Rtee, cowrference branch juvenile was presented and made interesting remarks. Organization. Miss Lucile Guile was elected secretary Mrs. Ui-rtha?R' o i repot ter to the papers. The vaik/us committees were appointed. Remarks by the presiding eldir. We - thcn entered into a testimony meeting which was enjoyed. Tin J - president was in by the time to] begin thi? collect ion ol tile asses-ment. Reports were pood, Mrs. Mae Shears the wife of the. presiding elder was pi esent iiTrrendered helpful service in deeds and words, The-program Thurs ~day"nighr-"liiUPle: Us^eolUiorcTUllythat we were welet/me. The pas tor and?his good?people?1' 1'JL no stone imturnihl in trying to iraki our stay a pleasant one. K;nh day at the church wheii meal tifnc -came the table . was spre:id with things delicious to eat. The following ministers Wipe programed to preach: Revs, lien Johnson, R. N. Moses, J. F. Stanley They were there and player: well their parts. While the ' spoke our hearts burn. Revs'. J. M. Jackson and James M. Davisadministered the communion Friday morning by request of the lire sidine elder. Other pastors that ?were present and?rer.ilprc\l~assistance'Hvere Revs.. B. L. Guiles, R. Hodge. All officers were re-elected, The ^president presided, with love anu peace, ui. npears was present t0 assist in every way v possible. We cannot say too much about the errtertaiTTmeTTt ~ gmm trsr?whtlr we sojourned at Nichols. The meeting closed with peace and good will. Mrs. Bertha Reed, reporter. mm ? mm ST. STEPHEN A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. D. N. Wilson. I'?stor -On last Sunday it" was a high day in our church all day. The Sunday school was conducted at the usual hour by the Supt. Mi. Rufus Ford. All of the teachers '' were by their post of duty. It "watr also largely attended"by the scholars. At 11 o'clock our pastor 'preached a great sermon on Thc Porwer of Prayer and Tears. P ! J seemed like he preached as never ib^foie. The whotle church was Bat on hallowed firti hv t ho..preaching of thir gospel. " Five persons joined the church. We are proud of our great pastor. The A. C. E.: League was conducted at 5 o'clock with the President,' Mrs Sadie S. Phillips. The attendance, was also good. ^ Sunday night we wore blessed to have with ua Rev. M. J. Gilliam of Winston-Salem, N. C., who preached Us a soul stirring sermon. The official board last?Mordny ?. night was one of the b^st^wo had this year. It looked like everybody tried to pay the pastor. We are now getting ready t0 send him to the Bishops' Council in Kittrdl, N. C;, next week with a brand now suit of clothes. Pray that we will continue. ?b? c_. * / ; W. P. Teac ferenct Be The~W. P. A.-teachers' conferonce opened at Benedict qpUcge, ..Monday- morning of this week with i large att"ndance. To date more than one hundred and fifty teacher*; fiom every section of the -daLe huve enrolled for a period of study that lasts till September 3. ffi J8. Airs. Dora Daniels^ the director, states thafi the present conference bids fair to he the best ~ct held for [fie ICtlOhOl's Of N6er?<? adults. Practically all of -th</se attending1 are entering the work?rrf?the roilfcl'ence with aiT enthusiasm that is indeed hope., ful. Mrs. Daniels bas made a careful selection of well trained- instructors for the work of the conferoncu. Thei?entire?teaching?staff is composed of the following:* Mrs. Dora Daniels, director; Mrs KtUbf B. Rowe,. State College, Orangeburg,. Dean of Women and Instructor in Reading; Miss S. B. le.ndcrsnn, State College, Orangeburg, Instructor' in Reading; Miss R. A. Alston, State College, Orar"e burg, Instructor in Fundamental ubjiets; Mr. W. II. Hubert, Ben.*? I i c L College, Columbia, Instruc0 1 in Community Leadership; Mr. G. E. Nelson, Benedict College, "Instructor in Community Leadership; Mrs. Walden, Fort Valley Normal Schoo Fort, Valley, Ga., PAGKLANIL NEWS Rev. and Mrs. Ural Brewtr of Waltciboro spent last week with i the former's Oiother, Mrs. Lillie Irewer and left Saturday to attend the School -of Methods at Irmo. Miss -Louise _B1akeney is visit'ng Mi^s Johnnie M. Russel in CoI lumbia. [ Mr. Valley Blafteney spent \V'*d1 us ay night in Kershaw with a f riend. Mr. and Mrs. Tfromas Melton and Mrs. C. A Robinson of Pee Deo. N C. visited relative* here ?SunI 'ay. , |*~ Rrv.~"J. ~M.?Ktokes oT GatTncy j ame Monday to conduct a revival. Among-those who have come'to ittend the meeting are Prof.-and M' < I > -1?Johns'on of?Tiiinnoifr'viHo; Mrs. Clara Jackson and 1 luirbteV Miss Pearl .Taelrsrm Washington, D. C. and Mr. Henry Williams, Reading, Pa. Mejahi mes N. (). Blower and '.aura Brewer and Miss V. E. I Brewer were the dinner guests of Mis. Ola Brewer Thursday. Mr. ?and Mis. II. *A Johnson, Miss Vashti Brewer, iClrs Laura Brewer and Mr. T. F. Brewer vistc-d the Upper Pue Dee summer rhool in Darlington, Wednesday. Prof.?c. P. Thompson a.is call-1 d to Society Hill last week on iccount of the illness erf his fathMossr: fur'L and Dillnrt Blakehv visited Mis. Roy Tyson Fri lay. _. -""Quito" a~"few~~pt'oplc frenv- Pagi^'and visited the CO icanip at Wiil.eiliee, Sunday. : Mrs. Minnie Robinsonr and?^orr \lonza attended the Sunday school (invention in MfCall, Thursday. Miss Daisy I.. Ri binsoiv and Mr. T. C. Blakeney w.ert married on Thursday. LAKE CITY NEWS Sunday being the first Sunday. ;he churches of the city were r?" -fageo?m?wrrrsrrrp?oothm o r n 111 g lint > voning. Collections were :m proved due to the opening of the obacco' season. Rev. Pearson * ucrted a good day at Wesley M. K." church! The presiding .elder of the King stree district. Rev J L. Benbow ' 'eld his'last quarterly conference >n the Lake Citv circuit for this held at Cades and Rev. D. W. Washington is pastor of the circuit. At the evening service " . lder preached a forceful and in* ores J ing sevmon at Lake City on "Following After God", fie also rave some very encouraging- re'narks rto the, younc people arp ^n'eavoring to carry on the work of the A. C. E. League. The report of the Sur.da" sch"o] delegate to the state convention was very good. The Lea" gate was unable to get:, out Sun'ay evening to1 make her r( port but she will report later. Mr. Marvin Gretne has consented to work with the district presiil rt I'l-nf Bindley in fn.tting th^ -League back to its former place. ? SPA RT A MB nt C. NT. WS The Rev. H. S.' Scopyers, an eyargolist of this citv haa^ 4^1 "loved out a successful meeting at mo .Mountain view Dapust cnurcn at Rutherfordton/ N. C. The Rev. Sconyers i? ricAv doino evangelistic work, building uf fhnivh s that are weak spiritually and financially. He will be pleasec to serve anyone who may* call or write him. He has been np pointed, from the Spartanburg Co. rssoeintion of which Rev. B. F Stewait is Moderator arid Deacon Fzpll:is secretary. In case you want to contact Rev. Sconyers pelase address all mail to 549 S. Liberty street, Spai tanburg, S. C. "* kJ : - r \ JJali ? -COLUMBIA, :hers Connedict 1 I 1 Instructor in Handicraft; Mrs.'Marion Johnstone, Jean* a Supervisor ? efAbbeviHfr-'county.Instructor in < J English; Miss Jane Watts, Ben| edict College, Columbia; Librarian Miss Thoniasina Duckett, Booker 1 Washington High School, Colum- 1 hia. Bookkeeper: Mrs. J.. D. .Me. (ihee, Benedict College, Columbia, 1 Registrar; Mrs. Julia A. Starks, ' Benedict College, Columbia, Dieti- ' tutu: Mr Keglrnld Daniel-;. buig. Musical director. ?At the?lirst chapel?assembly, i Tuesday, August P, President J. J. StaiicsTcif Benedict college, gave a very instructive and inspiring addresR on the Seven* Essentials for . Developing a Strong' Race. instructors and made some timely remarks on the purpose of the co kferoncr. and th<? nrotrresLs . of both Owens fell dead in the church < aHe^trifHttr.g her duty. ---?8:30 P.M. our pastor preached < from Matt. 5:7 which was very 1 interesting. < Miss Mary R. 'Pope and little. Mary Harriet Jones left Sunday < for Knoxville, Tenn., to visit Mrs. Clara Huff. Mr. M ae McDuffie is visiting his I brother Mr. Arthur Turner. Miss Pillian Barns of Gatfney, is a pefasinpr -visitor of Mi^s Lila M. Henry. Miss Luncai Guilbcau* of Now i York is spending her vacation with tor parents. My. and Mrs. Guil. beaux, Willington, S. C. Miss Guilheaux was a week end visitor of MV. Arthur Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Turner, '< ami daughter, Prof, and Mrs. Ed- " j ward S. Allen enjoyed a pleasant ( trip to McCurmick,' 3 C. to visit 7 I Mrs. Turner's mother Mrs. C, Rem son Monday. Rev. Randolph Hampton was-the dinner guest of Mr. ^trrrf -Mrs: Rrry- ' Johnson, 'Sunday; July 31. Rev. Hampton is castor of Grace Chap<"tl A. M. E. church. Come and "hoar him. > The YWCA has progressed remarkably since its organization ini April. Tis true some have fallen along the wayside, but thtfse that remain shall march-owardv'" The club has appointed a "gjest" night and when any the memi bers ask you to be a guest, don't fail them, Our next meeting wMl be at the home of Mrs. Aza!"a I Johnson^ 63 Secession avenue and everyone is cordiahy. invited, Aug . Jii-t 4-9r T93*. adult education in South Carolina. From time to time there will be literary programs and oth^r features to which the public is invit- ' ed. Religious services will be held each Sunday evening, President McGill delivering the first sermon 3m'Iclay earning, August 14, at s 6:30. i It is -the home of the director ' that neighbors and friends will come in f?om. time to time to see the work of^ the ^conference. ~~ COPE NEWS ? 1 Sunday Rev. S. Nance, presiding s elder of the Orangeburg district \ held his' third quarterly conference at Good Hope church. Supt. , Wm. Rjant and his staff- had a 1 short but interesting discussion of. ' the StinTTn.v school '.(tssanJ He 1 then turned the services oVer to ,1 the Pastor, Rev. M .M. Thomas 1 who "preschted the presiding elder ' to the audience. Dr. Nance mount- ' ed the rostrum and preached a ' wonderful sermon from Mark ( 10:11, subject "And When He had ' Gone Forth. All seemed touched 1 by the spirit as the words fell 1 from his lipe. By invitation two joined tlv church. Sunday night he preached _jrt Macedonia from Rev. 6:17, sub- f ject "A Great D.iv. A Groat ? Question'' .. Mptiy gave vent to their feelings as their hearts_w?re ' touched ' At Kmanuel SVS. was called to . order by Pi,r>f ?Q-.?Williams, Sunt at th.. nciiol hA 1 a lively discussion of the lesson and commentation services w^re turned over to the pastor, Rev'. E. E. Richbutji- who being well rested came forth and preached an ^ excellent sermon from the book of , Matthew. 't Rev. M. M.~ Thomas preiirhe.rTn.. _1 Rw. Richbiirjr at Emanuel During N injr this time many came to Christ h( knows how to hayL. a revival. J The S'airfs had a -wonderful, ' \ve< k's meeting. Many visitors ? an1 K"1 d i t suits. " ---HnttTm~onT nt" rmi~tea7TriT7f J members has just computed her . nnrso?tvaihing?course.?hdh-e?hms?; her .county <md_ state-. eeetWrcatr.1 ' Wh^n in need of a decent nurse!' who knows what to do for child- ' ' ?en and adults- you - may contact -1 Mrs, H'attie Hampton Cope, S. C. , RFD'No. 2. . ? ABBEVILLE NEWS St, James ;M. E. Church Rev. E. F. Johnson, I'astor < . __Suxulay?sebool-opened at the us- "I ual hour and lesson reviewed bv t Supt. B. T. Johnson, remarks by t the pastor. : ~~i At 11:30 am. 0ur pastov preached a Wonderful sermon and the l Holy Communion was esrvod. . j Just after the morning services 1 one of the. Stewardess. Mrs. Eliza unit SOUTH CAHULUNA, SXTt^ - - - ~ ^ GREENVILLE DELEGATION LOUD IN PRAISE TO DK. AND MRS. E. H. McGILL Greenville, S. C,, Amrust 8-r-Wi Aish to take This means to than' Dr ami Mrs. E. H, MeGill ft/r en tertaining us so royally during the Stwte Ltttgue at d {Sundae/ School institute in Columbia, S. J::.- at Allen university. In comparing man's life with hr e storv building, the first, stdrj representing the body, the second itcfty the mind and the t. nu . lIh- soul we were iriven a' balances ration. Dr. and Mrs. K. H. MeGill ate the right people .in the rioht iduee., ae has beui nlailjt' dl-muil' >tiatcd, by their works, we shall know them Long may they live U> tv lp loster the cau'e. Gratefully yours, (Signed)' Mrs. Mary M. Calhoun. Mrs. 1 Iiittie R. K-ladgerrMiss Mary E. , Lykes, Miss Eunice Adams Mis.,?Florence?Fladger,? Mattel Ui'nj. A. Lykcs, Miss Floience L. Lykes. 1 THE 4-if CAME The camp open Wednesday at ibid o'clock. All the counties with their agents were present, V\"edi(-sday- allvrnoon, the cVubsters went swimming, returning rlout 5:.'i0 o'clock to eat supper, i o'clock we eninven n tshnw edn. . einir.tr the health farming, etc. Thursday the elubster arise and lid ti.eir cleaning, ate breakfast 10:HO all went swimming and vert a i ne J until 1 :,H0 oldpck. Back to firmer after which" a ninfiam was tendered by the different cfubsters. Thursday night aGS o'clock Ve had radio entertainment. FnMay morning we arose, \lid dcaning, had breakfast. Around 1 o'clock the officers wc-re elect d as follows: Messrs Nathaniel Vbh?, president, Bamberg; Hernial Gain, yice-pr' sidcnt. Orangemi g; Earnest Hehoffeld, Vice-presdelit, Aiken; Mis-es Sallie1 .Bradey, secretary, Aiken; Helen Mc'lints, assistant secretary, Bam>urg; Sallie Mae Kit bland, trcasner, Bamburg; A Inset- Gardner. ep'ortei^ Ot'angelnr g. The county .agents were--seven: drs. M. IJ. Blackmon, Orangeburg diss Re.cri, AlleudaK';-Mr, Marshal Jamburg; Mis.s" McKissick, Aiken; J-l?Uouglh, A du n . Tin- camp will be held in Orange >urg county next year. Everybody eport an enjoyable stay. AN FOR I) CUC)V E "HOLINESS CHl'HCH Hishop I'. I). Rookard, Pastor Sunday school opened at the usial hour with the Supt. Rev. E. V. Rice and stalf present. The essoti was taught by tjie superinendent A large attendance was rrrsmt dcxpi'i 'the?threatening veather. At 2 p.m. after the prelimina ?'|s,"..M.issiytnany. L?,lMr-..Ste veins MrvercrF^a gnrxP sermon. Text I'ebrew 11:1, theme: Faith. At 8^ p.nb aTier the" pi e 1 imjnivcred a nother-sermon. Text St. b)!m It):.18, ?theme N</ Fault?trr Tesufrr- La n ford?Grove?Assembly Revival meeting begin* Sunday \ugust 11th at night on.lv. 8 p.m. >vUh the great^prwehhTg" sister*. /.A. Aitos of Greenville, S. C. in barge. Come out and hear her, CARLISLE NEWS The Womeii's Homf and Foreign Missionary Society?eorweHrion of the Spartanburg district ronvened at Carlisle, S. C. Augist" 2, 3, with Mrs. Agnes Robinson. district president in charge. Elder W. J. Robinson made renarks after the usual "'openififfL. The-animal sermon was preached iy Rev. \V. M. Jeter. Subject: Wisdom, Strength and Beauty. .At 3:00 pnv. during the afternoon srsrstrnrr" What?-ts--the A.?Mt"F. hurch Doing for Mission in our Foreign Felt was interestingly dis nissed by Mrs. T. H. Addison. The Necessity of Trained Missionaries tva* discussed bv Mrs. A. A maker. Miss Airnes Robinson sang si solo. At the 8 o'dloek session the Missionary senium was delivered by ' 1h* Rev. It I'. McFarland. Sub: e t: How' 10 " Shin e. El 'er Robinson, made an appeal for the entertaining church. The * mount of S3.SO was raised. The <elei>im- inlili'.?^- l i? Mi . Hill of t iu li<!p ami Mrs. T. E. Rohiirson, respotdtd. The second day began at 0:30 am. The $*cit>tnry made a complete II'IH'I t. ?* The officers were reel ecteef'-f err Ihi1 L'iUilln^yv^i The president made her annual address which wa? well received. The meeting was rated as heirjg among the best held here. At 12 o'clock after the devotions Elder Robinson presented Rev. Mis<; Priestei, R. D.. of the Ohio conference who preached from the subject Charity out of a Pure Heart. Everybody enjoryed the sermon. Miss Pricst^r is a very young lady and is fully prepared tn pi each. At 3:00 o'clock Mi?s McKissick of Trniitr church, Spartanburg en tortaincd us with talks recitations ard sonc. from tVla VAllncr nnnnl? Miss McKissifrk Is the juvenile president of the Spartanburg district. She is full of enthusiasrf frrr youri^ people. ~ (H&ea 18. 1938 <" President's NM To Hampton, \ NATIONAL MLJ)H.\L A! I'ENINSl LAK NEXT \\ K 1 hi* National Medical via- < t ion and \Voin;;n's Auxiliary Nuts- < . rs' association coiivr-t.lion I'ot.v'cn- h os at Hampton In-tI.',. . Han.p- -'ii - ton, Va? .\ up-r-j?I o r.i t\TT a great attendance of doctor* and < . xpcrts in the_sciet ce' of nieduin" S _ 1 I oil! illy L'OVC Moot.' iio t . - ti I'm nu'M ol the ]>r-o!i'--ioii flout';: all parts o*l" tli I'nitfti Stales. The "MM A?Presid1 t,t' ?yjn.'i'iiu"?fis 1'iaturvd .by the S. A. L. Kail-' t 103d m cmu-oct-ion wiili ti'y 1 ?apeake and Ohio "Railway and olh- !' ; ur lines. Special rates ate ii.->td tl hi the handsome foldet. i?-uy . by ;i tin- Norfolk 'office of the S. A. !.. .1 " "Ky. with tales out ol Atlaat.. be 7 -ginning Sunday, August M. t The prityttd folder issu? <| by t htl Scabbard company 'advertises in a : -k-i-j ?v v i1 i uiiictn ;.vr liaii.p; -l) 111- I .V 'titut'ar.cl gives a beautiful i.i<- A criptitm of the many historic J places to visit in and annual .V 1 Hampton while the doctors, are I! meeting on the peninsular. A A , MT. MORI All 1$ APT. ( 111 R< II 0 Rev (' il Pickett, Pastor jti Spartanburg?The activities dui ni ; ing the services last Sunday were J. indeed inspiring and beneficial. A U laatgn audience henid ^>t wonderful" !ri . ..^rimnn , ili'livurwui by.. tlu? im-W;-? Text: "Erroneous thinking is the m basis of world's misunderstanding" ,i At 3:30 o'clock he doljveiv.l a fi| spO'cial sern\on. the Holy Cofnmun- ci ion was taken. This was indeed*a B, glorious time. Our hearts were made to burn as the man of God vi talked to us by the way. y.i At 8:30 o'clock. th'fc'^i?a>lo| came H forth with annHrr?girnt sermoli at to a splendid audieyue.Text; 'AN in, .vVj t<T hear, in" times liki* these." A large crowd heard the message and were impressed ! ? _____ * w ' il Btg"M'"rir4 .i edit- -Picnic at?the rh Blue Lilly Swimming Pool ThursHay, Aug.' M. for I enotit of Ml. R< Moriah church Yoai are_ cordially ul invited to. attend. . * ie \ Silver T- n id?t4n?p.ir niiul-i?rrr Sunday . afternoon. Aug. 1 I._from at; 4 t'o t> o'clock". A pro-j- an. will be pc rendered. ^ Ti Among the many vi'sitors tit oar a fhnri-b Sunday weic- M ? -K. .!.? dt Reeder of Columbia and Mi>. High nr ,,f Toiodi. rod.. i woodri Fi* m:\vs 'of . 7- , , !u' Irinity A. M. K. /ion Church .an Rtv. J. 1). Jackson. Pastor . | lei Re v. J. n. .la'cksotj |jt Cott lut'ttag (la a revival at Litt ieftejd church. tliis t?. Wl'Pk. . ' ft; Mrs. I.illi'^Ma-..- Ivvans, son and in wife visited-relative- in the city eh Sunday. ? While-hvi:? thvy -v. nicsHtf riv ed at New HethJ-l church. "" J g,. Mr. and Mrs Mack FVrguson cr.-|_ terliliUs-d at- tU ir-UoHte rm >>nrtt-on j t;r Ave. Sunday m?honor?of ' Mr". ', ,, Fctrguson's mothei'. Mrs. I.aura Pearson's birthday. T1 e t'o[.o\v_- ^ -in.tr i-hll 'ten" "of Mrs. Pca.\sbhfs wet'e present: Mrs. L. Martin an,l p children: .Miss LL.Pta son * f Wash iiYgt'OW. D." C.T~M; sF'TndlT.'h"Farm"-' e rand children: Mrs. Mamie Ferguson and children: Mr. John and Rossie-Pearson all of Spartanburg. The dinner, consisted of chicken St and hot rolls." punch, ice cream st and cake and abundance, of other" nice food. Other irti'.sts wro Mr< ril Reecca Brown and son of Simpsonville, a - sister of Mr\ Pearson's and Mrs. N. A. Thomas of uSparttmbttrgi After di: n*v was served all the guests mjoyed a p. radio program by the. Hall N g:o --miartet. C New Hot t hci (.Ktrrch I* - '' Rev. A. I).\Duncnn. I'aslor ! , Qnp. revivat i: rr? now-going ' on-? I'oi'iluctod hv our paster and Rev. y Daniel of Hemingway. The pas- u 'or brought to us a g<at message 'Surday his; theme "?roking_ the Messiah", also Sunday night he brought another 'wonderful mfs<agc to a packed. house. Theme: j, Show us the Father. It was a j(' glorious time. Thr? e members were added tn the church. Mrsr .< (leneva Kilgore and ? ' n. aTso-hor 1 sister Mrs. Daisy Gist were visrtors he.ru Sir day. "They are from Rievard. N. C. IIi otliL?: R 1'. Ruiltr. i s is_ sufr mini* -from -being bitten bv a \d spj4$f*r. VVy hope its :a/t serious. Mrs! Addie Kijgo e js on the ' -iek','l^st. Wei 4 VP? f?r her \ , spec y.^reeovt i y. v * P* Miss.'d s-ie 1 ,.i (' MP'jj a nffsis- M ter M isj- K1 s i o MT sp n n o t J heir < parents here. S. foiSiy. "?I jfMr. Ren Mof-i't-.y $}so Mrs: Niarcy ol Leak worship-d with us ^fiftdny. ft We are glad to welcome ouft*many g friends to our groat* fnceting. o Tho Heavenly Givspol sirgers M will sing at Now TVthel Sunday k vvenir.jr, August It at .'I p.m. m - b ECHOES FROM I N ION t i Sunday was a beautiful day mak intr it possible for many churched to be filled. The Sunday schools a i were well attended, the lessons in- c i terestinpr. Sermons were nretched tl r'nnd left many people rejoicing. Al- b thouph ninny people were out of n town to attend churches, we tvor1" shipped at home, b We were very srl*d to see M'** Her ... ?IA Specialj 7 a. o - - ?F" >*<)< 1ATION ON THL Ek ai at st i.vh) ?=r I "I?> <?i 111j^ bulletin may b<" .sell! C<l lM.llt tUL' ci.Lv t.ckW- otfie' ' t - (/, ! rt'M; ar.V of the main j.4'-'y 1" V A?I?^ Itaiiu ay. Th.- pic-ciiim of tT? National "tiiiiji*.-iiiii Jiff 'ij). I']iaiiii'iiti'fri .<?]' .Vpliil:i.? t ? e. held .Miiti'lay, Autf !-' ' Q;-"i : na-..?Ilamptn-e ilute. > i.fa- ii! thu hint] fc-a 1" "i- t)!'--- ; - 1.1;'. Ql,' j ; ... laii.pu.r. :.i \t w , li. Of I'liui\-c '' iy -'anv xctia activities -nfc >i .11 ? !'itLiu ; xZ i.** -1 } i?ni an: 1,4 the <iu;.v" routine. . Aiuoiik u? m- activities. a:e the .early .oiniiiy. f}>b fry a:.d visit to . i *' i' ~. i w i;?1j a n i i. tii'?tie.' e h?| iu ry, mooiilifrht boat ride cm thein->sipeaky, and th annual dance. .M nwliets lit tt.e "iu m itt.ee o;. :a: spoitaXiva are* K. 1;. Jiurkc, GI). chairman, Norfolk; Va.; W. i. Yo.mtfe., Ml). f?t. Leui.s. -MoKiMv<V y. MI), Boston, Ma.s>. I >. M. lhake. MI), X- \v (Ji leans; It. .lacks'.m. M.I), Atlanta, Ga; W: Piuii,p. MI), Detvo'it, Mich. li ssa Johnson arrive ,'H uj L'v ' <?it ficCohtlisiriio/l !?< \T >.. r- t 1 lent Mis I}ent -is the foyer Miss M uiiirie \Vi enwiek Miss d.nson tepurts a happy time aF .e home Ot Mrs. mcat'iuM olheF^* "Det loTtT MI < 'ari ii- S.- iialwin FT Baltio:e was heie for a .few days vising friends. Mrs. Bawlih is the inner Mrs C'urrie Shell of this ty; she irv now the wife of Rev 1 alwin of Baltimore. Mr. and "Mrs A Smith are here sitintr parents. Mr Smith is the n of Mr and Mrs. Andrew Smith , is wife is the daughter_o??JMx. id-Mrs. -Will. 1 Jails We K7e a 1 -~r ay- jrla i to set* our people 'home Death Kve-Lyoiie wag shocked when the ' d news leached Cniori stytThg1 t?"death "of Rev J. C. Collins Hw ' is in Barnwell county, aKsistintr v Bush iii a- revival 'meeting. 1 trett -tioil catted him from labor to ' ward. lie wa.- notified a few oii'nl' is heion* leaving us. He said "I ii dying. give me a paper atid'i sail to ?,ritf a lioti? for my wife" H* people Woie' excite. and called! duct nr. Item <.'<>liin< needed no j y,tor so sjjid. "tell. my wile t'o" \ ceiyine in htviM-n." I liv 1. ni-iiil service y.'us Li-'d in >.-!?'i Chapel. in Juiies.ville, one' i his churches. Ho wa* irlsu pus- r of St. Luke hi Lukoville aVutK mthep ' church in (irecrs H e', ivi-s to in.nun his l.iss a wile, 3., tiuhUM > oni* brother and onn sis' 1'. A-ls.o-a host ..f- r?lifVr.c H-hd lends. His remains were placed cenietivy at Bethel Baptist \ uTvh. Lev . C,r C. T^ahiels . travel while"' Rev A Dmurnn! Resided. " * ^i; Wi- tiu' members of uru.-C.hr:->- t in. band, w,Mi to extend our sir:- : ri- sympathy to the bereaved l'anil i?am?pray?C?o .'s?Lie- . i mm?up. m j > 111. ?-? ! ( l'iease do not fol k' -t I i \ a linietto Leader. , Chester Paragraphs ! Miss l.acile Wsijjht, Columbia is vis.itir.K" frivjais in Black-:*' nek. I* Little Udell ami Minnie Lee La- 1 y are?i Imi i.-.c?relative- in Ke"-j' law*. ! ' Kt'\. ,i i iuuigiass ci Cincinnati us hi'the city" for a day recently* Mrs. MaRel Round and Miss! u.Iinp 11:11 left Menduj" fei Myr-r . Reach' to spend two M's. t'elesti* Jolynson artf! hu<- 1 m<l motored here Sunday from lia:!otte and spent the day with.1 r sister. Mrs. Susie Phillips. I ] Vtrtrtnta' IPmwn, of \\ est ] irtrinia motored Vote Sunday and , Us the truest of her grandmother, rs Macciv Anderson. Prof.l.S I. Fin'ley is atten .i.ng . ie RM<" in Oha llottC (' Mrs. Leanna Jackson and Mrs. j eulah Gilmove Ale visiting their other ami" aunt in Detroit. Mrs, Ella Brown has returned j ;om Brooklyn, X. Y where she : ent several weekswith relatives' 'Prof and Mrs. Joseph-Jones and ,il<Iron. Miss Willie Mao Kinjul Miss Mary Rose Adair are Rending 'the Presbyterian Sunday ffiool Cohferenoe, at llartdson oll^ge, Iinio. Rc-t and Mr# J *C Gilmore and> Mrs*v? J. r and Mondcll of Jinston Salem, X C., were in the tv one tdav Inst week visitine it'n is. Rev. fiilniore was pastor F Calvary Bantist church hero >i- orVfi'itl y."iv? Piirmdi Wfrr la ; to see them. He is now pastor f one of the -largest Baptist lurches in Winston, and has tacn into the .church more th'ftn ?hundred members in the vc years 'hp has boon there Mrs Lottie Ttichburgf is improv iij nicely .from an Hlness of sev. ral months. ? Mrs. llettic Rniney is at home ft or spending: several weeks in amden at the bedside of her mo her. Mrs Nil and. who is much Cuter after being very ill for ma y weeks. . Mr. and Mrs Harold Spann and by. and Miss Bernice Johnson Continued on Page 6 _u -+ 'rHICK: 6 CENTS HKADY FOR KLKS I ^'vWBwBfr*'fr>ffi3g? I H'?\ J:(,V v T5,')\D ' haij man -<.f; '.hi- .('..[1:Miitw ,,f Arhii^Mii^ ;'uk iru- JOik.- *xand? lu.1t'., CM.VNti.,}, rtt Aut--t 21 :2?.- .v.).'? ha.-' ? :. c-rylh.ntf all ><t i??: l!i(. it.ia'i i.jr anic-.'s. Mr. Ihijai. an a;:. * '-note witij- otriei-s at 14 K. 1'j.-6si.fi! .St. has practice; law 1\m t.\? hi <.-e .vfiii s in in, stat. >la\;.ianc.' ' n v11 ' ?Cl"' niKiiMv Ni:\vs '?~ ?Mr. ami Mi-. Arthur. WTTTTaiaji. and Mi ami. 'M };j.,h:.id ' HlVAVlf1 <'.i i;a:..: M i-, p ,. ... - itinjr Mr. and Mr- A \\ iilmnis, Si foi a few <);iys. " . Mr and Mrs. Krm-st l'rahoy and daughter K: w<khit, also ,,f 'Baltimore an*' sjimritsr.? tha i) vacation with i. ? Mrs. Eloisv P. spent a plca-ant vacation in !> t:i.< tr.-vill. wit).-vol, fttivr-s?Mi- , T'.ii;.;,. r(' .In i r?m ? Bettnettsville as pu.-vt of Rev and- "? Mrs. Hemphill Mis a H p-..v.,?>. ) St:.. Beniicc Mi!!, - ,-f lii j "/o 't- v ivorc jruosts <>f tiu' Rim1 ha ins and Ptroators Thursday Mr>._A. M RimkiT. aii'i s -n Fdivard w.-rc -h-ar gu^? 8-,f t Mr? ""I Mrs IIRinyhans' Thut-Jat. . Mrs. Aj.i.i*- Faya?: > in Col-iii- ...; ' >ia afrr. i.!.- flua.un-- Sr:..? . ;\,t \dult tcai-iii-!.-. Mi\-. Julia S'.ifMV'r ':< sti ^ a Lr*\v day- f i - j- it .altvti . 4a 'am<K'n,.N* .T. Mrs n.-Sli-. 'KU'tlhv ai.d Mi s. I.a 11a SjM-ar.- rm h-mo fr..m Nrw i'ork City visit iny re!a*.:\ ? * an'. Viemis. .. M-fr?C*i i) ',! ; ,1,1.?( ' ili? rry:^?v rj ~ nast suycy-sf.a Suiann-.- .^si;m.| ' . fini at Fta'i' i ii. ,< J J' ><.. M i >. ui aci Va.-hinl't'-n. 1' C I- visit.ny Mi in.; -J.iA.1 Mv QUwtv-- ?M 'v? TttIUj.- .U?; i. u,i? ~ on. I) f . vi-'vtv. !.?,' ! aivrts dr. a I. J M-.s ' hut i?-- Talj/ v M ;?s trfxo! I: v: 7rf \\*a-7;I) y s ivn . .jMiss ' *.-a B. M F 'y f X. ^ ?if- u ; I I-.' ?^-rv ^ Witt, KT I'HM-liS. . ' Mrs 1-:. Mv.I Ii ?./ ; Alitor ,0J'V.t.i in y.M-i*s ion thy Anther ?.f < . tv.r'ia T ie- .. lay fVc. Mi?> A;;th. jvtu: tn.d to ' n 1" rr. Hi a WffltiU'i'lav. Mr ' V>';!!'< : ! Martkew* (Sonnv) iiul 31 r Ibi. rt AL'CalL-t <'to i weakly feat hue ov<-r Fio-en.-e Broader.station each. iSaturhty oi?tail"' oVe'ok.?Tom??Snt .;rday. ti-: Florence. S C and hear\Sonny. an ": Bob" \o.;'ll like them. N I.W BROOK 1.3 N N'KWS A trn at asset to this <-ommanfty >f Orahirehn'rir is-the heartLfying inii t" tin- -oh.red pe.dV.o at latw >f Ha: men's Park. T:vi? week'*," lu-ot tvi'Il marl: the end <>f tinn* set lution to He force.] int.. actiotf. Rvc'ry new and eld member i.s ask ' ad. to He in readiness. . i A earn pa tern it on foot foY er'ist in?r tn"\v members. When vai are asked to attend, we are hrddin^, '* you t<". V'oiwi- promise. The meet in ; s are held one hoar te -r?'c:i h Wednesday. A f t e this "we? k swings wiI: h. stnv-ncd Or:^'' the.*,' t ion w i 1 i be M i'n or. a Bulletin board. May w say again t 1 a * these few'.who are working. haw little bti??ine?jL a:T.vdr? . .;? thci Cwn" and arc sacrificing to brine thineto pass. I.ot's tnako Harmon's rank the re. 1 Park. bond splondi.. aid thvii.t vc v no *\ns - Mt. Sinai KMl'E Church On Friday owning, M s. Mabel fiovan gave her--Sunday -school stu -? don is a moo party on "Hie- church lawn. A number of nice games gamer were played. After t h a games were completed the children were ushered in the church where "ako and pineapple ice o'oam was erved 3$ students with Misses Lit le, Mariana and Hiywa-d White ind Elizabeth Frederick. ? Mr and Mrh Willie (Tnvnn had as their guests on Sunday Rev Aleses White. Messrs; Havward and Grant of Charleston Richard and Mnrv Davis of Rich rr^ond. Va. are visiting: errand motHer. They also attended ehurcji la'wn party, We were jibed t-o Bee ~^Trs Flirabeth BUie at church on S?nd*y. .r 1 , " t- ?,