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I'age 2 Palmetto ffifafter ) PUBLISHED WEEKLY 310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. - i I filtered at the Post Ollice at Co i lumbia, S. C., a6 second claa matter by an Act of Congress. ( ~- . a I BSCKfPHH.VS- - ~j-i Une Year ? |2.00 Six Mouths __ 1.26 | PbTee YioViths ' .76 . Single Copy .. ~ ~ .bo FUUtlCN- advertising ! . . <- agency I \\ li. Zll-'E Cu., bu> JJearUnn' ' ? chicano, Hi..' Uiuciul' Advertisements at the tale' allowed by _ "*" ' , ; } file Leauci will uubiish brief an I lutioiiai iiAjans on subjects oi geuei ai Yii.eieat when they are ? ? M"ic,oiivr?rttrifrt-' t.ry?>rr^- names-aiKll audrcs-.i-s of the authors and) -r.. ?- - trvJt a livhthmtory nuiuic. AlluLi> llluUa CUlUlUUlliCiiUolla .-W4-U nut?ttt?Hi?iiccu.?ted?luftnii' _ J.- script* \v*41 not be ?iimned. RLMHTAsNLES 1 L iitcKft, L) i ill la and ?'u<slul ot t^x I'l u-e aiWU i diwi'id alluUld LS)' made payable to tiio order of 1 tie I'aiinelto Leader. ubO. H. ii A Ml' i U.N i'uoliahe N. J. E ULL)Eltl?iK Edito tv 1'lUl.ll' LLl.l.li. field Agep L l.*i LLUAYAIA.N t iiculation Mgr. Coiiimunicatioiis-Jnteiued for the current .s.tue must be very brief ? y ?1?arttd?sh" u id?reach the editoria desk not later than- Tuesday ot each week City nv>vs, locals, personals anil social news, by Wednesday. T.'lenhone 4523 Saturday, August 20. lth'tS J "The Old Gray" - :j: | V " & R-v. E. I'hil'u lillia" ? ^ . . .M SMinr> Making \V underfill l'rogri'*-. t N'-TTI I'; . .- and Ajo.-pto'd Ma sona-y in South Ca oli'na is in bettei condition than ! has been in tin history of the state. (Irhnd Scon -', tary .J. F. Dickson has accomplish ed a w'i.'i k foi Tho'tiiaiiil Olile! ' that's next kin to a. miracle. 11 is leport that .w.i!! be Vubmitte 1 a' ? the CTUiai fi.niinn1 v nf.-nu trr V Inn bii . 1 D' cvin'-e- of i:i> year, will -rem. to,, Jfoini to In; t I'tK". I ?vii; ii'l'ai ij/iiUii-l1. dor. Ail Ma.-.o:> 1:. s:?i?l pu? n" 'he -(.'V" r-^rt h.- 'h-ih-t? w+tr-this acr.iwjL-i's'.iU.* -nil he made ...... "kr' W-frri-t??11 ' and?? - ri-u? tary ha., done. ;T:s :!. LI't aereof Ian ; N- wherry ui'verr hv A'ti. \\ :.ari. upon TI-CI; TO b\n',1 air'"ptTfrrrTrrrr^ -for--t?hHdki-n -W deceased Ma-ons,. make ! 'roe an<" A crepted1 Masonry the lcadity (?!(k r ir this state anvmitr people. AH" of v< ar,. late j to know *J'.a' Th?n. J. S. S'tanhack" oir n-'ble CIiar.'l Ma^t.r has about re covered".from his illr.ess." lie i.en t" < job attain, a d i- one of the best lead-'! h found any.vhi'r' n j Ma '!: > ?Thl.?'tatn 'need * his. wise ! and -are U-ader shiuv? . Too Much In The (b round . A l'l iei. i i.-f mine who .js a milman porter o>. th- <" tii;':it:a Special ha 1 } . ' sad * xp' i ience of losiiiif 'wo i'nup'h'.e"? a:'d his wife by death n a very short time. A!' . ' hI e? l>< idi'es. were in e'ai jje of in- i . h?li tr <->lo' .d undertaker in Charle : >n. Wlr'a this porter an hi< jsor.: Wen; ?.?, -elect the burial outfit for liis wife 'and- mother. ' 'his cc-tf-ic!e| a'e" undertaker afte showing thenv his line of caskets.' ramri-'tr i-n pricuy from la to sev cal h,.'ndi;r<i dollar- and upward to thousands, a .vi-ed Hm not to P'ft all of his - ivi' trs in the ground. TfTt-s-^ynder'aker certainIv rrred* to be eoinnv ?ITTf an~ classed anions; the precious few Our only wish is- tliat hi* numbers will increase. Far too many undertakers take advantage < grief stricken-families ,in their sad moment of he-cavvmort. and'm suade them to put every dolla they can rake and scrapie in bu ial outfits and the day followir the funeral,. of their-deceased th don't.have breadTd eat to s/iy not-, birtg of im.at. To" put everything on the dead when they cannot appreciate it.'and the. living must get in the bread line as soon as they return from the cemetery is nonsense in the superlative de 1 fcllVe seen bodies i:> fine caskets who actually starved to death for want of nourishments It would have been wisdom on the money on those policies tq care for their loved ones while they lived, fHwt make' thiMr burials less expensive. Th? caskets in- some homes cost more than all the for' niture in the living l rooms, bed ro>crms. dniin? rooms and the cook ing utensils in the stove room. As a rule most Negroes,put en* tlraiy tmr murh in ttit? Kiavt y-ani. To pat all in the ground i? mora I & >f a reflection than a credit to any family, when surviving ones fare left hungry and almost~n^ked. ',-r l_ Our Whereabout This week-end will find us at Kittrell, N. C., attending the A. rvfr " K. Brsfic/pS' Council.?In comiuny with Dr. T. J. Miles, Bishop 1. S. Flipper and Dr. E. F. G I tent. W e left Columbia Tuesday" morning. Our many readers of The Palmetto Leaded "will get the Icings of that body in our next iViok's r> lease. Set watch the "l.uuler". ~I,eV us Advance onTXu r"KTuJes'. XKK,vvvvv%MXMW'*.,*.MW**W"W,,!'y i) | j: Kamp bell grams | i! t> ..r> r-.>J...iw.li X j ijy oiv piiril \ . x uiii|/uiii jr K * 7 An. SOS Call ' As you road this Balbttonuanotto viams, I a masking every one 'vlin sold The Convention Issue of" lie. In good faith,- I had The Lender .sent -to you and knowing you as "I do. I knew- you would -end in your report and the ntonry^-lMt'ttso fottmr- hcTpcrrynd me your money so I can pay for the 'i'mtTirgT To" date."I liave beep patently waiting for the money, i'le.a-e. Mr.. Hampton reeds this i ne\?and->our Dynamo will have to pay foh the paper if you ' I net send the report. This is a lea tow remind you of .'your good "nt'iition of payiiftr but you have t putting it off. When you read tbefcp Grams, he Rocky River Association will hp over. The New Moderator. Rev f. Cowans will have laid beore the Association _his future' dans and .most likely the_ state vil! hear D'bni this great leader. Ivname CiiidiMiell Will bt- lli'S'as--vi' I'd., 'tliil t. will- not be. .much. Iinrnre in policies. The Tiger River Association, Rev. A.M. Matthew*} moderator Arilt bo over., This too is a grittt] Vssoeiation anil most likely the ime will come when Spartanburg county, will have one big Associa-j i?m. 21"! ' - 1 Last week, your Dynamo "was villi the- Ktioriv Rfver Associa*f?>n. Rev. C. F. Gaudy is* doing i wondet fu .work. They received he river very Cordially and sent lini away happy. The Rocky Rivifr women met in heir arm pa 1 meet imr at Alt. '/.i n Relton and more than 1?00 .' men wnie pieSein. Fvoi'Vthtrnr in?rted ^ ^ The Seneca River sisters royal'y received Mrs. Meta .Johnson >ur new helper. She report,* that . he will return to cany ,im severI Clinics. Thes'e wVre very fine -ii tor- and rdport much proxrre.;? Rev. .1. C. Collins is no more, was not able to be .present to Fitness his funeral but .J. C. was : eat s< u! und-_a_ tine preacher, b was a young man. H. C. Anderson Anderson, you_wiU bo_shocked o know that lie is'dt<ad. lie went Jimie. 'ALiimliiv i-i^hK?and was nled .Thursday. He was sick for 1 i \i :d-.yea'i < "and TbrVfdi ty' yearlT year.- labjoyd at Royal Bap a n'11 tor the past ten years < iab it'll to nay the vKurch deht \ dealer analytical preacher has . ,'jj ssociajion Hiv. svtisj... a .jsteat uian. 'Ine Rev. -Charles Cherry as his assistant paster. The 'enple liheil Charlv.i ami we are "'u<l of the recoil! he made us Rev. ' An :oi son's hol| / r. Rev. J, 1. Rn<>( II is the assistant at Trinity. l ast week -I was at Old Pilpr'.-m Baptist church. Rev. .1. \V. Ma h.-. pa -1 j i r"?This Is &?great hureh. The school and church i supplement each other. I i\\ct i ;ona- J t lends OuTe and will re|-'irti t?> conduct a School of MeI' ii ds. School of Methods "Wo .are completing our fall dans for Schools of Methods. lii's itr|U !:.11 .tlp'in land., I tin do:!imy 'Best to phtn ' as many as possible. \\V have some 'lie helpers for these schools and ill we want is time and we will he t" yon. - Revs. .]. p* Rot der 'and S. "'S. Yt .11 Pi cr| ,1/w?/l itwt L.t't .. /T ?> . - J * ? - V IV I l CIH.1'1 <| I I I i I * ruiifeiehee ?.n the - work of ..the denomination* Jim <;rHs hinVelf Vipinir the 'I.oid to 'direct The DVhanio. I some time think he is -Iv.crreab help <to the Lord. . J1 yum - church?i-s?viiwtrt :?ami want to contact a trend preacher, write the office and we will send you some names of fine pastors who want to meet your church. ^AIN TJAM-KS? A. M. E. CHl'RCH Rev. Hale it. Thompson. Pastor Ashcville, N". C.-?In the church - "! oo'l on the past Kahbnth (lav, there wa* a large and enthusiastic "rocvd studyiiv the Word of God The mortibership continues to in' lease. The special effort by the Sunday school to send it's delegates to the Religious Convocatloll was quite succesMuI."" H"ip fill remarks came from our minister before the close of the Sunday school hour. largely attended. Beautiful flowers and appropriate music contributed much, lfi creating a deep atmosphere. for worship. Thq sub jeet of the morning's message de i livered by our pastor was "The Sacrament of Baptism". ; The dis course was full of instruction tfno inspiration and evoked many warm and favorable comment,, from ih worshippers. The, host of visitor! / ' ' *>'. / " | MAYBE SO AN! (By W. H. S i ? ???KEFLEX 1 gucsa the satellite searchers ami star gazcirs still agree that _the moon.. just refh.'ets .the light. from the sun. You know we are discovering so much so rapidly these days?some "truths have been -^?urvi to'be lies ami some'-lies have eon put in tb^ truth column. So you have* to watch youi self when you suppose something these days* Now, don't you ? W'vTI, jf the moon reflects the ' glory of the sun as they said it does some years ago, the queen of night is still doing some fine i ctlci ting, c?ccn?though- it hoi i on s to do it," Hut the queen of night is not he only example of reflected glory. We can come down from the high heavens, right smackdab to eaith and-'find counterparts. There are people whp are well known only because thev reflect rowed name and fame. Some wives would" never be known except foi the fact that their husbands art in the limelight in some special was given a warm 'welcome. The evening's ser,men wab preaclied by our pastor using as his subject "The Final' Separation". The message was thoughtful and full M i i-'iMVatiop. "T ht* reports i of .our captains and various departments for our convocation; budget were Very pood throughout the ' day. The program sponsored by 1 Mrs. M. E. Thompson for the Sunday school entitled "The Wedding of States" was very' successful indt'l'd.?This Wii.-i & VooAMtr people's gates from the various departments left (in Monday night for Kittull college-NvlVere our convocation will be had. The Bishops' Council is meeting also during the "iJunoaui uoijuaoAUoo noRitis.imowx A^J E. CHI KCII ** Rev. R. I. I^mon, Pastor Charleston. S. C.?Despite-the extremely, hot weather which preyaiFc 1 in our ctiv list Sunday large- cl-<uvd? a tested the sorvi'c 's - 'Inrirg the day. ' The aflit itie^~7Tf ' t h < la v. Ocean with the service of our Junior odunch. followed closely by the regular service at 11:00 a.m. The paste- preached to an interested. a"die*-ce from the subieet. ''The Value of a Good Decision". usirjg as a basis for the -Dunne. Ruth- 1:10-. The -story hf Ruth ami h r devotion to her peo1 nt.. K*- V1..1. - i . uri N>cl> IlUICie dear t? those who hoard the nios-ago. Thorp were 1 'accessions' to ho church at thu -orvico. A feature nf tiio morrintr service was t''.- T?r' sontat ion of tlv" p> ires to the winners in the popularity eonh. Id (/ ) last Monday night as follows-.-- First prize was awardj. [ to Robt. Gadsden, leader of TrtTP?s*lf?7 Who repoTTed^ $12.oO.; 1 "''d nri/O to Urn Pnflls .Tor OS h ade- of class 31. who reported ?11 00. and third prize to Rro. F. I ft. Mitelv 11. class <i. who repoTted The prizes were awarded I'Vi'lfrr . Lnmiffl- )W)p?little speech * of congratulati<VY. The aYrotinf raised ' dining' thoMTort was nearly $210.00. An inspiring nrogram was rendered at the l.| ague hour, featuring some of *vo oldor momhors of^the church, who wore active in the T,eague work for many years. This pro .cram was erf a Home Gommg na lure, and recalled the activitiessof . 'h , League in hy-ghnc years S'isters A. Izzard. E. Forrest, M. 1. Mitchell ard E. II "Washington and Bros W IT .Simmons. J A Brown, W. D. "Bradford. W. A Cochran. Ed. Saunders, J. J. Tay'"i. I*. Bennett and R.--Crawford At 8 p.m. Dr II Walker of the Charleston Orphanage stall', do; - lieeC'd a nies'sag,. On 'T.ovy~tTu "TryS question''. The text beinp Strike 10:20. J o 1 it T* ? I outan 11. mown js .at tni" writing, omtfined in the hospital The prayot;s of the church goes out f?r this faithful workers who nev has found Duty and Service r load. Rro. Wirs "Johhsop "ty oui a era in to the delight of his man\ , f t iend*. - - -> A talent <ffort is now h , stay ed in the interest of the trustee? age for the coming annual con. j fevence. We still maintain out , Forward Look. MT. ZION A.M.K. CHI RCH licr W P Carolina. Pastor Fellers, R C'.?Sunday schoo opened at the usual hour with as distant Sunt. Crosland and co worker, at their post c/f duty. A _ ^r>lerd_\l lnsson hrmtghnift?t4u* school. ' At 11 ;.10 a.m. morning servici began, the pastor selected his t< x ' ffrom Job 19:2o-2<>. This was- i -tiorip message and everyone seen f (I to have enjoved it. Quite J f< w visitors worshiper) with us'i' this service: Mr. nnri Mrs. ' James and Mrs. Grieecff Georpre town; Mr. F. Gennis of Goldsboro - XT Grf Mrs. Mary Greenof Msvi on. At .'5:30 we a (fain Assembled atir ~ witnessed one of tile most ^xeel lent addresses by Dr. E.' H. McGil - president fo Allen university. Hi used.as a subject The Value of F.di eatjoh. fie M'ld his audience spel i | bound and everyone left at th< i close of the service with <a deter ?ruination t" tlu more for lite eausi 5 of Education.' . : 1 , " LHK PALMETTO LEADER D MAYBE NOT 7?l A . c2_Xi Ihackleford) y *? (.'TORY r- 1 . field. "Who is that, lady?" someone asks. The reply comes: "Oh, she's the wife of .Dr. SiiJind-So." All right. "I want to meet her," winds uP the dialogue. And so it goes. . . . I jnust add .that-some ..husbands. would hardly be thought of except ! for their wivee who hannen to he doing some outstanding wovk,??Everybody wants to meet tho wife gf a famous man or the husband ol' a notable woman. A certain man's imptessionmaking recommendation may be ibe fact tliat ho belongs tt> suiAe well known church or is connected with som<; great institution. He may not be so "hot", but the ornectod is op flame with notoriety. The gc.it simply reflects the glory and gets recognition. Remember when you tie up with . 1 somebody or something -Yqu_ _ in a bound to reflect some glory * or none. (CV-vrrght, 1938) Rev. Mr. Crawford and Mr. Davis worshiped with us at the morning service. The "Pulpit Aid entertained Dr. E. II. McGill, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie .1 "ines, .Mrs Grice. liev and Mrs. Carolina and daughter at the home of Mrs G. A. Hunt on Church St. <Tho R?: *. Mr. Crawford and Mr Davis of Rairv w.ere the dinner guests of Mr' and Mrs. W. B. Moody. Mrs. Ii-ona Spoon and 'Mrs.1 Qiueny Cpwfwi-d left Sunday' ov oiling?fag?Xuw?ilor-k. ?. * ?Alxa.. Minnie Davi_i. and daughter-in-law-all of Marion spent a >hoi t while in town Monday evening visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brown on .Church street. Mrs T. B. Jon's hft Saturday for Newark, N*. J. and New York ai d Pennsylvania where she will stay thice or four wrrles visiting - friends irml i-elativt s. Scllcrs Chapel Baptist Church Rev. J. S. H'Ml Pastor .Sunday school up nod at the us >' ual hour with Supt. Brown and co worker's at their post -pf duty. A _ splendid lesson t hi eunrhout the school aiul a wonderful review by '1 Sum. Foowu, >; At 11:30 a.m. nioining service bi'<*?:i>v thi> i<a?lm Tulnn* nliSmit tVii Rev. J. \V..Evans was in charge of thM service. Subject-iff message l|e is a Great Doctor. Quite a few numbers ami friends witnessed this wonderful mo-sago. At-7.* '>() p.m.-we again assembled land the Rev. Evans brought anoth | r wonatrful message front the subject You Better Hiar God.. Mrs. Omega Fason L sick, at ths writing. Pi f. Garv. E. Anderson, Robert _ A ' ill-!>u!.- Alt bill Davis. Qnilty j I'hompsen and wife and Lacy cAbiani matured to Conway SunId y and reported u pleasant trip. "j" I.OWRYS NEWS ! The revival meeting close Friay night aftir tin days of success. Among the many visitors at, -cuu.v- th,- first Sunday who T tf ni n t t ..< I eullirnf f * ?i - no w% n .. V.? V w . ?* ? v V V * I . V Ml ili.f, V. I 1V_ 1 ? 11U111V. -trrr Rt-Vr-J:- A: -Park of New Jersey who offered ja' no' ble prayer. (>.: Sunday night we , wore graced with seven visiting elioiis. Blessed with three joiners. Rais.ul during meeting $65).62 at Brown. Chapel A.M.E. Z. church. | Revival n^eetirg iR going on at > Mt P;?;<p<'c: RnpTht churchy at thi* writing. ~ ' 1 .Mr. ami .M: L. Shannon an i Mis> (Jiaham of (Jastonia were I in town Sunday. ' ' i Rcvjvul wilt JOegjn at'. Christian Home Bayi-i church Thursday 'light. The B v. White pastor oi j Sandy Oliver Baptist church will _ conduct this ino.V.ng. He is a ;?'rcaU~g<>pel preacher. The public y-nr i-vtrrrr The l-ll of Brown Chajiel pur. chased two chairs for the school last week. Mrs-- Susie James and a few | o'hirs mot ore 1 to Charlotte, Rat( irelay and moved her sister Fanf-nie -Wilson line furniture with bci MT. ZION A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. S. \V Wolfe. Pastor | Sunday school wast held at its usual hour after which Rev J. P. . Fuller spoke to us frbm the* first Psalms after which another candi. date was baptized. We are now looking forward for our annua] barbecue which is to be held or the 5th of September. "" ; . Mr. M. II. Jenkins-flits returnH home after spending a week at Sheldon, S". C., with Mr. Ren Dvoe k He had a very enjoyable stay, JL'ile?W-?LL- awl?F.?Mir.r.ionnv> society convened at St. Stephens p iA.M.F. church, liardeeville of which t Rev >1 T. Tr/lbort is pastdr. II j..was held on the 4th and 5th at t which the District President Mrs x. Jpresulfid^? Rev. J i A Jenkins, pastor of the Sheldor !> charge delivered the Missiorfirj . sermon. VV(. adjourned until th< i, next day at 10 o'clock. Rev, J. II - C'.h^amannnd daughter, Rev. A McFa\dfn. pastor Denmark; Rev 1 Harriot/ Mrs. Roid of flavannah - fJa.; Mrs. II attis, Mrs. Jones arid 1 children of Charleston were among :> the visitors." We also had o\ir cor j ference branch President, Mrs. Ma 1 hoi Orocn of Charleston. She gave eius a very instructive lecture ir - I behalf of the missionary society p?Rev. S. J. OttrffOfi ]5feacJiedTFie annual eermon on Friday night. WHITMIRE NEWS Sundtty was, another high,day | for worshiners. Revival me?tirn* *? | began at Flint Hill Bapt. church, ? Sunday, August 14th. A largo *?* crQwd^was present to worship. The A AevinPnn-deliverod by Rev.?M. F ? MoDfcniel and the pastor Rev. F !|! C. Johnson. Rev MeDanaeli^eon- y ducting the mooting. The total X raised during the day was $63.62. { Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Griffon from X Philadelphia^ Pa., arc Spending1 A sometime with relatives ?n Whit- X mi re in the-, person o^SVfrr.- -Madi Sjrson Griffon, faflher; Mrs. Lola ? Joir.er, sister and other close rela- X tives of Whitmire. N Y Mesdames Jimmy Johnson, El X Singleton flroni Thomasville, N. 'y C., are spending this week with X their mother and father. jy< The Thomasville players defeat- ? fltl the, Whitmire Black caps H-12 ?XSaturday at the park. |*? A barbecue and chicken stew j X was sponsored by some of the of- , y fieials. 1^. I fist church have closed a success-; X ful revival meeting. A number of converts were added to-the Chris-|X flian orgnfixation!. Rev.* M. F. j?_ Wilson conducted thp moating. The members of Spring Hill- A. M. E. Z. church have closed a sue- *v< cessful revival meeting. 8 souls ~~Z were added to Christ. The Rev. H. F-. Ilillard of Chester conduct-' ed the services. Mr. .Haskell Joiner and Mr,_T Griffon motored to Newberry Sat-; u^ciay to bring back Mr. T. Griffon s wife, Mrs. Jessie Griffon from the] hospital. We hope for her a speedy recovery. ' | Mrs. Lonnie Mae Clyde from | Charlotte visited hen mother and father. ^ _ _ . WOODRUFF NEWS " Trinity AME Zion Church Rev. J. l)t Jackson^ Pastor Sunday school opened at the usual hour with Supt. Carter Sexton and teachers at their post offl dutv. M i s. .Francis Foster of Wash-. II ington, D. C., is visiting her pa-. rents Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Ferguson on Simpson avenue. s. M. S. Callaham of Spartanburg worshiped at New B^th- .1 Friday night. 4 Mr. and Mtrs. Arthur Anderson * Mr." Willie Smith, Mr. Walter Al- I xander and Mrs. .Britie Mae Al- I exander were the guests of friends I " In SparraTTtnirg, Saturday evening Mii^ Rut!'. l u 'ti'i left f?r He 11- ; _ ' oersonville, NT, Sunday to spend unu week. ? Mesdameis Carrie Lou Ferguson Anna No nth, Lila Foster. Frarcis rFoster, accompanied Miss Gollire Wilburn to her home in Lauifni, Sunday evening. Sick list: Miss Addie Gist, Gladys Var.ce. We wish them a very speedy recovery. Among those who worshiped at Mt. Calvary church in Cross Keys" "last Thursday night are as, follows: Mesdames Hattie Steen, Inez Alexnader, Evelyne Wilburn, Dot "Linder and Misse^ Lizzie Fergur .on, .Henrietta Garrett, Messrs Pirk Robinson and Andrew Mims. ? New- BetheL News-" " Rev. A. I). Duncan, Pastor Our revival which' began August 7tl" closed Friday night with a great success. 20 joined New _ 1 Bethel church: R'. v. Arthur Dan- ai i'1 of Mannino- assisted Rev. / I ] Duncan. . .Sunday school was go< st j-is ufkiah- The banner was won h- w :h.e picture roll class No. 2, teach- is Mrs. EtTie J. Parks. Thia class jj was very happy to have the bna- if nor again. -j> Mrs. Eliza Thompson left Sat- G urday for Chicago, 111., where she will visit friends and relatives. We hope for her a peasant trip. Ya - ( AKI.ISI.K NEWS "?( ' ?,t? in Miss Ida Sullivan of New York ,n City T5 FTertr with her grandpar- ;t ents Mr. and Mrs. Nathan 'Shel- ^ ton. ^ _ Mis. Henrietta Walish returned ce " "a few days ago and a pleasant q stay was reported. - ?-Mtst?Mrrrthg Dawklns left for I.i xi'igton on account of the death of h'er brother. She will spent a .. few days with tier son Rev. A. D. Dawkins and family, Edgefield. Mrs. Annie Carria and children left Wednesday for Jersey City. ,('J Rev. James E. W. Stewart, pas- ." tor of St. John A. M. E Z. church Moeksville, N. C., is visiting R^v. J. M. Dawkir>s and friends. Mrs Ashmore of Jcnkinsville is te the guest of Mrs Addie Dawkins. Mrs. jliarie Rice left Sunday af_ ternoon fo-r Knoxville, Tenn. Quite a successful revival m^et, ing was held at St. Xuke A^M.Ik ? Z. church last week. Rev W F vv Hunter erf Union conducted the meeting. Rev. Hunter is a good mistake if you get him -to conduct ^ your meeting. James Chapel Bafltist church rc ^ closed a successful?meeting-Fri^ ^ ( day with many converts and th. ^ ' people were revived durirjg the c? ( meeting. s* We were very glad tto see Mrs. Clara Ravage and Mrs. Liv 01 Thomas ouT during the meeting. ? j~ tie Sinvs is not doing so well. W : se r tiust she will soon recover. , ' WASHINGTON, D. C NEWS i -w "I Rev ('. w -t /-< i _ * i; - ... .1 iiiiuiiio Ui V/lttlllll cofloge, Orangeburg. S. C., is_now h( [" sjxmuitTjr the summer in Washing- pr f to'n trying to get ready in Washing | in.iry study. f!e Is still carrying , on his evangelistic work in the min.o1 , ; jstry. Hp has -been in Maryland^ , twice and has- two engagements SF before the 15th. He waT b ~~ known by a few of his friends to $ crthera boeauee of hi? divine cal. v V Sa State A, & IV Orangeburg i FALL SE! ~ BUilNNINU, SKI'11 * v i Courses leading to B.aehelo culture. Mechanic Arts. Teacher Training, Bu<?in( and Arts and Sciences. ( - Excellent Facilities, Rea For Further Information, Writ THE PRESI State Cq Mapjgnsxsi j coac: f ON ALL THROUi I n 1A1 rt a foul, clean, res 11 f yOLgjilM CARS' B< comfortable In the sal Consult Patsangar Traffic Ri Tickat Agent* for Fare*, Sc! Raaarvationa and othar tra J. T. COBB, Division Passenger SOUTHERN RAIL! riXNfJtVXNtiY'S r UiN UNDERTAKER AM) LICEN SOUTH CAROLINA ; " ^ ^UT 1006 WASHINGTON ST. rd interest inl religious activi vid ?He wan oukod-4o~-bo |.1i?-hw luctor of a Bible dais which he tem ill teach until the lSthr. The class F now studying the first five books had e is desirous of laying a foun- Rev >t'on bofot're leaving for <lammon . ion h^ological seminary in Atlanta,! T eorgia. j mec Claflin is talked abcru.t in the Coo ty by this young man in a more) F ingible way than word of mouth, j >ng p aaid in nnp of his addl es- I sun Claflin should not be. thought o. ' F i terms of the futu.e beyo- h but lha terms of the future eyond the n'c( itui-e. If you know what I mean' i ?P? propo* we might say that he hasj iuse he is keping?in?Invt-?wf?' od and man. - KDGJ2FiELI) NEWS j v - 1 01 S: Mesdames Julia Warrick, and con ucinda Scott of Aiken spent sev ^.as al days ht're visiting Mrs. Eliza ? olmes and daughters. 'n^ Mr. and''Mrs. Piej'Ce Blalock, ? r. and Mis. Jim Irvin motored i Greenville last Sunday to^at- p , nd the funeral of Mrs Essioi . 'vin . Miss Annie Laura Lindsay of hiladelphia is visiting relatives? ! v Mr and Mis. Alfred Oliphant ere riyehl visitors in Columbia. ,.or Mrs. Ella Simmons of Chicago, for spending her vacation here Wf>, ith heu-daughter and son in law ^id r. i and Mrs. David Dunton. ; the Benjamin Lundy was funeraliz- Fri 1 at Simmons Ridge Baptist p e was a student of Edgefield A- 7 idemy. His death was quite a pa] lock to his many relatives and ed iends a^ he was confincvl to bed the lly one day. 7 Mrs. Ora Holmes is spending jjja sveral we.eks in Chicago with chil datives, nic. Miss Mae Waldo and her grand out other are spending this week the Ub Aiken- "-Tht Mr. James Forrest entertained a call >st of his frfcnds on Monday ev- i^_i ling; the affair was given "In hon lT of his 19th birthday. Games sun id music were (tnjoyed through Joh it the evening. oth; Mrs. Doushka Diggs and son Cle lent the week-dVid in Aiken visit- Me g relatiYCB. Wa he Adult Thrift club will meet Jar ; the home of Mr. and Mrs. Da- Ten '?1 ? - i ; ? ^ t_ 1 turday, Auy;u;t -0, lt)ps a _- ~~ ' ; | 1, College i :, S. C, : XT ^ sSION | SMBER 15TT538?f r's Degree in Agri- X E om e Economics, X iss Administration . 3ompetient Faculty, sonable Expenses. ; .. .. | _ ?: f DENT, 4 t liege. Orangeburg, S. ('. Y ..........J ~ ffltassm, EES SH TRAINS rul trip at low coit ommffii P1NINGCAR8 | fety^o/ frgin travel' < ipr???ntattv?? o> b?dul*?, Pullman v?l Information Agent, Columbia, S. C. WAY SYSTEM ERAL HOME SEP EMBALMEK OF iNl) GEORGIA j icral i ars and F uneral Equipment HOOD AS THE BEST Better Than the Rest ) If ice Phone 2-3357lesidenct Phone 7765 COURTESY AND ^SERVICE . . ??COLUMBIA, S. C. 1 hmton, $ept. 2. The date beuhangad fo. tho month of Sep.. iber only. lev.- and Mrs, A. D, Hawkins .... . as their guests last week, Hawkins' mother from Un- and RcW. Mrs. Hargrove, ho Juvenile Thrift club will n at the home of Miss Juanita k. 'rof. C. O. Floyd, after spenda week hi Newberry has re led his work here. Viends here are glad to hear ? t Mrs. Hansel Waldo js doing ?ly after having undergone an ration in New York City. l-:i)ER POINT ~ A. M. M. CHl'KCH Lev, Juhn^Hurroughs, Pastor Ve have just flowed a very sucfful revival meeting which was ducted by Rev. C. C. Mcllwair. tor erf Brawn Chapel A. M.h E. rch of Arthurtown. The meet lasted for 10 nights'with ( no ling off dn attendance. Thei?' e 10 eorvcrts. four connecting h, Zion Baptist church abov ii'mbin; 2 will join Rock Hill I K rh 11 r\f mki/ik DC.. wi nmvii iv v. rviII'T v " hp pastor and four wiTl remain Reeder Point. Vo wish to thank our friends of surroitndtrij*-trhurrhes for their peratio;-. in this erront struggle Christ. We can truly say they it tvPjv step of the way an'd not turn hack when it came to pounding of the preacher on ay ricrht. lev. Mcliwain i s a wonderful neher. :? ""he program cmnmit'ep of th? metto Chauffeur* club sponsor a very interesting program at church on Sunday night, 'he funds.raised frcm this prom?will he- used togtve "thP dren of our community a pic-^ We are v?ry grateful to this standing olub and, belive that ir unity of purpose is to sreve. y are witting ttrgo whenever ed and to serve where service 'ho$e who came home for the impr are Mrs. Kosa finckney nfion of Philadeljhia; Miss Dory Ore (iff of NiTT York; Misses mentine and Mattie Dently of mplvis, Tenn.; Mrs, Fedocia ,ahing/ton Vf Harrisburg, Pa.; iie^, \a>id Warded Derftley of nesse#, -j