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Page 4 ! I applicaI^ !! "'- DATE , ....". ' I. NAME . -J [2 CITY i... ... !i GRADE ... . SCHOOL BIRTHDAY. __ ?H i ??? ?.? i Fill out this coupon and mail stampeld-envelope to The Palpi? 1 .!Rin Awpmhly St Columbia. S. T the roll book, and you will receiv ?? >?????? >??>< Four Years ii 4395 was the number called out and the piincipal \vas now waiting for the holder of the. number to conig forth add claim the prize when who shoul db? seeiii receiving the prize but Arline Gordcm. "Ah ha." exclaimed the principal,/'one of our new students vgceives the. prize and. here it is young la;iy'\ "Thank you", said A:lin?, and she immediately rushed back to her friends to uhtic the prize and . St e what it was As tiie.v unwrap ped the small package a very fine necklace wa&_ revealed. All the boys and girts crowded atounVTTo see this wonderful necklace. .They h'Hu-hc-Ttirtful frowns-1 : iiik! soon?everybne-iwas?dancing-. again. : A very* sly l./oking fellow named Bev-rly sauhtteved over and ~ asked Aiiiiii" to 'lance. "Put -your necklace on, Miss Gordon, and allow me to bc~ the first to dance with the elwwming prize winner", smiled Beverly. Emily chirped up "l.yt mo hold t-bo* neekiai'.- mil il von C'llle back you might lose it-and I'm too tired to dar.ee anymore"; "No I'll dance-t-hi^las-t?danet* in it" said Arline. . ON TRIP TO sT.MTElt Dear Bill: Here I ani again. I was?very ; gmn to sec my?it'Ur?it) tf paper last week. Thank you.- I was U .Sumter Satur av. I had a good ^ ,timp walking around buying ata eating. I an; expecting to go tr the Lyrie theati't- out; day. Th* picture is called Louise Beav? ers in "Life Gom; On". Its a very good picture., with an all colored cast. I.ook '.'or i)v next week. ?.Lotuse Hnmpion.? _ ON--THE "AIR?FIItST TIME Dear Bill: ' It- is .inded. a great j'leasi.i o.to ht. on the-ah for tlV-iTtst tune. w^_X .. - .Ol.-U ..A?situX-li^Lia- r; visiting with my friends'-relatives. 1 am having a great, ileal of fur. --eating wat-nnelmr^ ami - ahing pet. huts. So I will sign off until next week, fo'odhve, MARY HILL. working Hard Dear Bill: I am on the aii again, and I am still working hard. On Friday I was ovi r at Gadsden an! I had a -MCT-V moo rime.?My-meo-bet*--is ear ning sonv t! i- mo'"i'p n-'l F ?!?< - . luisy helping h, T. so don't htive much to sa\ I will pick you up fp'xt'xveik. BERNICK MeLKSTER. STL DYING THE BIBLE ' ' Hello Bill; Hear I am again for5 anothet week of hard work. On Friday we went to my mother's old hhme at Gadsde; .?Geo?tvr?ha I?a?swell _?tinuv-?I?at-t^anled Sunday school as usual. I he Bible verso began wiin mo letter "S". Wo arc s'il! having watermelon and eanta |oui)f. I ,i!v busy this morning, so T will sign off.? MARGARET WRIGHT NEW SAINT PHILLIP \. M. K.,1 lirRCH Charleston. S. C.-' Sunday, Aug. was-a high day atmur church tw<v sermons preach'-d which found a responsive echo in the' ner.rt,, of the hearers. The sermon at 11 a.m. was delivered by Rev. Pt. Julian Heyward The text was ,se U'cted from St Matt. 22:34, a stirring and npipressivo sermon was heard. ''A Personal Asp-ct of Temper-. . ~ ' nncc" "characterize*! what was known as a beautiful losso-n on last Sunday an i much enthusiasmcreated throughput this discussion. i ?-??- At 5 o'clock a trustee tally'was had. Ev'ninf v" ~ ' "-U. UCKBII HI 8 o'clock. Our distinguished and beloved mini's tor presented Broth er Roosevelt Brown t0 the auk- 1 ence. lie delivered a message that -i ?* W0S enjoyed by all present. This sermon was taken from Joh 8:17, subject "Where the wicked shall < cfH.s_e from trqiihje". It was I livered with mWh 'thought and A zeal and the spiritual tide rarr 1 high.. ( BETHEL A! M. E. CHURCH I t Anderson, 'S. C.?Sunday was a, t high day in Bethel. In spite of I . the very hot weather, our att*n- t mhe ~ tioffkc UTtTS- CKF.AU 3 T WE FED - ? In blank | 198 __ < ? STATE ! I .J AGE ; ; it together with a self addressed 1 'to Leader, Bill Carver's Club, \ J C. Your name will be placed on < 1 e a membership card and button | J" ! ?? i High School "Viali", jeered Bovrely," so evryone can see it. Its too pretty o he hidden a why"., Just as they had circled the Janco Ttoov oii-e Beverly's djest " hud "Fats" Hansen appeared tipping Beverly's sh oulder. V'u eaii't dance w,ith the love p ize winner* all -night, Beverly ;d besides'this is the last dance 0 I know you won't mind if I cut a", smiled "Fats". Bewai-l.v?stopped?aside, lOtnvilh tigly and "Fats" and Arline dance 'n. Finally sCverlhl other boys _mt in to dance with the prize win1 tv Whi-n the .dance \vas over the uumccd that' all ladies were to out lirst. vOl the .girltT group^d-tngothnr and'marched out in .the ndl'to get their coats and then 'lit on the campus and over, to heir dormitories. As Arline's liends were walking with her tal^ ..ug-about- the necklace one of th^ni told her to be sure to give it to a cacher to keep for her in safe keeping. At that moment Arline ~n t lie: hand to her throat and ex. laiiiied, "Oh! my necklace is gone!". * . Continued. amy was good both morning and ve.ung. We are delighted to say hat the above named church is it nest shape., that fche ha*-Ven* I'Ar many years. ' All is peace md harmony, such as has not been Nporienced hue. in many years. Mary wonder how does it all come about. The answer is simple. "This kind goes out only by prayi and fasting" says Jesus, an 1 I nlieve his word and ev'* to >ut his teachings into practice and hereby get results. The membvr* Bethel (especially the women) lave a mind to work. Xcxl week Branch bT the' \V. II. and F. M. .vhich- wiH hold its annual session it Cokesbury. The following n-eelc we shall get b"ack on the firirj nncr~The church is sale un e.r tl*f~ U><;b> j>i->i, f prop'e; .ibadvtvhm. I'ACKI.ANI) NEWS .Mr. and Mrs.. Riehaid Blakeney, Mesdames C'uilie Baker and "Lillie Brewer tpotored to 'Charlotte, Hill and MrConnellsville "on Wednesday. Mi's,- Oliu -MeMamie r oF * Ne\? T?*rk City is visiting Mrs. Pratus "Blakeney and family. Airs, Blaknev and Mrs. MoMaiuls were the pper guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. I.-Gregory Mondity f'vening. ?Mrs7?Annie?Chnv!Mria of New V> rk came Sunday to spend a few ays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Brewer. Miss Ruth Walker of Chestei L- spending the week at the home if Mr. and Mrs. T. F.Brewer. Revival meeting wi'll begin Sun day at Gum Spring Baptist hurch. Rev. J. A.. Little of Monroe V r ...:n ... ... v-., ?hi assist tht' pastor Rev. J. R. Faison. " '?Mr Harlie ' Darwin Toff" Monday for hfs home in Princeton, N J. Mo was accompanied hy Mr. B. T. Brewer and Mis* Ethel Brewii1, who will spend some time in Wash :n?ton and New York Mr. and Mis. D. J. Johnson of Timmonsville, Mesdames' J.'. I?. and D. E? Johnson and Miss V. E. Brewif- spent. Wednesday afternoon with Miss Yenest Perkins in Monroe, \T. C. v t Mesdames .J. L.. Johnson. 1). J. Tohnson, T, f. Brewer, Misses Vasbtt ami A Her Bl'eWcT were the 'inner guests of Misses Dora and Cnssie Brewer Thursday. DT E WEST NEWS _ R?'V. F. L. Boney and tTie "constituency of Mt. Lebanon M E church enjoyed an insnirational and -profitable season of?ervival during last week. Four ycrung people w^re converted aixl accept ed Christ. Th<* daily vacation ni hie school was conducted for the lasL two weeks and 4id much in 'empertng the minds and hearts of tha.people-for the revfvwh~"Tbfs was indeed a blossirfc. The school is sponsored by the church and mnvmunity at the instigatirm of Mrs. Julia- Robeptson wtttritfr. (T. r. Smith conducting. The ladies of Mt I^hanon church ;or.duete4 a rally under the direction of M iss J A. Holmes on last Sunday afternono. .This was for the purpose of beautifying \the hurch.' The amount raised was 5^0.00. At this service the Rev. ?. H Gray pastc/r of Mt Pisgah t. M E church at Greenwood was he speaker at this time and do- . ivered a wonderful ipcssage fromn he Lord. Mrs. Gray aTono- with 1 I t M**sdajnes Lillie H. Washington, Rl. Moore, Mefy JL. Hawthorne and Miss Joneil Moore accompanied him. As this is being prepared Tot press, news comes of the sudden death of Mrs. Lillie Clit>kscales "Wiley, one of the fine younp- wo" jnen of Due WeaL Mrs, Wiley leaves four smhll children, her parents, several sisters and brothers and a host of relatives and friends who regret her passing. Her husband preeede'd her tQ the grave by less than two years. She w a^ a faithful member of ?Saint Maty Baptist'Church and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Clinkscales. Mrs Tiedd TToazb^y^arrived From - Mew York City on?lank. Saturday to nnv o visif t f\ Mr. Nelson" Morton of Ann Arb( r, Mich., is visiting in the*home >1' Mr. and, Mrs. W. E Vauss. Ir - Ills hom0 also are iiis sister Mrs Lula Belle Andir^cM and children 'lom the same city. Mr. W. E. Pruitt is oi> the mend i) the delight of his family and friends. .^MT. MORI AH BAPT. CHl/RCH Rev. C. H. Pickett. Pastor Spartanburg, S. ,C.?Sunday hool was well attended Sunday ml the lessen was discussed with . mich enthusiasm All enjoyed ;hc remarks by the pastor. A't <11:30 o'clock, the pastm came forth with a burning mes-age. T?xt "Experimental Rectroq)cct". T.his sermon was well de' TJveFeTF 17"~ar 7a r g e~'auffioncer From 4 to 6, a-silver tea was given at the parsonage.?A^program \va.s rendered. The out-of o\\ir guests were Miss Sullivan of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mr. Ray Johnson of Virginia. This was a unique affair. The B.TT.U. meets from 5 to 3 o'clock. At 8:30 o'clock the pastor cam -forth with another great sermon to a sp Lurid audience. Text "Th( l.oid is my shepherd; I shall not want". Mhny gave vent to thci> !'ee lings a< their hearts wen touched. Vlsitors __ Mrs. Lillie Hart and Mrs. Jose 'di'nr Ht'llem of Cincinnati. Ohio Mrs. Margaret Shi'11 and daughtor of Macedonia Baptist church Mrs. Beulah Brewton of Thomp son Chapel. Mr. Townsend Moore of Pitts burgh, Pa. Visitors are ahvays welcome ui Mt. Moriah church. COKESBl'RY NEWS St. Paul A. M. E. Church ' T?evT \V. S. Mims, Acting Pastoi 1 Sunday school at the usual houi and lcssc/iv revie\ycd.J)y. Miss Edna Adams with , points of 'interesi hruughLxiiiL by Dr. E. A. Adams presiding elder of the Newberrj . fT'-'ridf: He; Tiis"^ughfcHr Mis; Edna, son, John IE, Miss Rut> Xa?h and Mis* Bertha Mao Goodwin "of Columbia were very pleasant visitors. We are-always glaii to have our son in the gospel with us. At the preaching hour Dr Adams brought us a burning nup -efn. The spiritual tide ran high Jhe following worshiped with us: Mrs. Mable. Louden Gaines "Mr Ollio Louden; and Miss Marv Fel ton of Philadelphia Pa.; Afis. Mary Ellen Ooggins Marian her son | dr.. and Pro. Mason of PhiladoP j phia are visitinp. their parents Mr, ; and Mrs. J,. M. Goprprins: | Mrs. Hattie Roman*- of Colum|hia; Mrs. Euprenia BonCy of New , York are visiting their sister-ini law, Mr. and Mrs. Early Moore j Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Dayton" , Ohio, are visitinp; his grand pa , vents Mr. and Mrs. Pharrow Foggy. Mrs*. Mario Pherard is spore' I int> sometime in Philadelphia with her niece. Mr. Walter Adams of Detroit. Mich., is here visitinp: his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Adams. Friends of Mr and Mrs Josh I.egkm will be sorry to,know that they continue very sick. Cokeshuryians sympathize with j the relative^ ard friends in the 'eaih of Mrs. Elizabeth Owens of Abbeville. "KlTe was . formerly of Cokesbury". ^ ^ . SAINT JAMES .* ? A, E. CHURCH ! - n t o ??_ wi l?'V. j. ry itiH'im. i iiniui Pomaria. S. C.?Sunday was a very high day at R t.Jam'es. Sunday school was opened at its us ual hour with SupL. amL teachers nt their post of duty. At 11:30 o'clock the Rev. J. P C;utv pronrhed a .vijil?stirring sermon. We were glad to havr Elder E. A.-Adams with Us whr pave encouraging remarks. At 3:30 o'clock Rev. R. A. Young and his- pood people motored tc dairies. He preached a won d'erful s"evmOir^whiCh all eVijoyed i Mrs. J. S Martin *'?s a welcome visitor. | Wg closed a wonderful reviva1 nt'etinp Triday nigfit, (Conducted hy Rev. R. J. Jefferson. We arc happy to say that eighjt souls camp to Christ. Mr arid Mrs. B. Eichelherper anr -> Xlfolfoo T itrirtfifdtBn alt, aim i?u^. "onci all of New Yorfc are. visiting P?"rent^. Miss Annie Carter," dTiitr is visiting her parents Mi. and Mrs. P?Cnrfr, here. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DEADER" ~ ' l liiE PAUdKTTO LEADER MOUNTSVILLE NEWS A very successful revival meet ing at New Hope A.. M R. church has just closed. - The people wer^ " "wry~rnuch~pteHs^d^with the pastor',, selection in getting the Rev. H. C. Young of the A. M. E. Z. church, Qolumbia, to coduct the meeting. The pleasing personality of the Rev. Younc gained the at, tention of the congregation and made his sermons so effective. The 1 . attendance'was gt>od and orderly every aright. - The hearts of the sinners were touched; Christians | f wCre revived. The financial part wa| O.K. The Pastor, Rev. Rj ' he Kev Young expressed their I gratefulness to the people far] . their kindness in every respect. I | T! ey think they have gained a| few pounds in weight. We well. come the Rev.' Young- atj,ariy time. I The pastor'^ wift% Mrs. Willie r K. Greene and baby Mary Frances I - -were with us during the meetingj Messrs Clyde and Willie P. ] iting their uncle Mr. Henry John , son. ~7n so Mrs. Nellie .V. Johnson and children* of Greenville. Mrs. Lee Ruth Gilliam and lit; tie daughter Alfreda of Greenville [_ my visiting their mother and grand " mother, Mrs. S B. Lindsay. 1 Mrs. Edith I Nichols of Mount , Vernon, N Y, is visiting her fath or Mr Obed Jor.es. Mi^s I.ee Ruth Garrett of- CUnto-n is visiting Christina B. Lindsay while her mother is in Washington, P.. C: Misses Berniec and Vivian Morse a >d Miss Olivia Jones and Mr. Fivd Reed of Washington, D. | ('., and Mr. Donnel Morse of Nine , ty Six were in the oommtinitv last I L Thursday. Mrs. Mary Kate Williams of New York visited her parents Mr. ard Mrs. John H. Floyd also Mrs. Xet: tie F...Purns of Due West. _ i\ I.r.s . re.r - 1 iirnetl to Ww Venk after spending a. few days with home folk. Mesdames Pt'iia Fowler and El1 la Henderson?are-in New Y.urk_ visitinjr their children. Mr. John C. Pitts and Miss Rosa ' V. Smith motored f om Charlotte. X. C.. and spent a few hours Sun day with Mr Pitts' home folk and also worshiped at the Piedmont Presbyterian church: " ?Mrs. Alicx'T. r're-'.ey of Coluhi-' bus. Ohio, is visit itur her aitht Mrs. s. Belle Lindsay. Mr. Hilary Adams, who has _ Voi: or. the- sick list is very much | improved. ; . J Mr. Clyde Kindsay of Columbia i spent a few days at home last week, . : If y<oi want to Keep up with" our neople and know what's jroinjr on iust r* ad The Palmetto Leader. ' ^VlNNMlORO MAYS Mirny visitinjr frit nd< front Ral' imore, M<1.. to Florida joined with neople of Black Jack. Rapt, church 'ast Surday to ntake her home - -eoniieur day the grandest in her - iii to) y. Rev.?Xv?Smith end?14=??oopt'e Welcnrmo I the njultitude. T\ve special hussrp out of Colum1 bin came by his lower church and ' narked'with choir members-to autr - ment The music. , r is cohductrmr the mee-'inj*. He 1 oreached at the 11 o'clock worship. " Rev. Rio ;dus .brought ti e after-; J noon sorm n. ' The Lord's Supper was served 1 last Sunday St. Paul. Rev. J. M. Reattv pave the message. Miss-Cora L. ^Iayes is hero the * 141 :*l Ml :>! !- > UiH I K' l l'ilV. Re>v." Moses .Rolton visi'ed hibrother David recently. _ Pi of. W. A. Ross ami fa mi!, wore dinner truest* of Mr Ulyssi* Richmond" .hi*f Friday. _ Mi O K. M-;'-Vanity was anio ho^b siho at t r.-'o ' the B.M-.C ' Phnrlottc week.. Ho rop< "el > r yal trip. Mrs. ChrDtine Th'-imson.- her ' other Mr. Frank ITnyman and his.' family f <>m Alexarwl' i:i. Va. pass ?d .throuyh o'>- own ?>n tlv i> whv from tlv R.M f* t'> Ancr sta. Oa. Their visited their'sister Mrs. Rob "it Miller. M * '. J W W-;.rip casts - hor lot with ii< having moved down prom J\c/ek Hill last Friday. This s h?>r forme r h'we wh*n she \vac Mr. Caison, We are prla ! to have her hark. , Mis, Mary William,, froth New! Vork and sister, Mr*. Means of 'Ireenvillr are h?re visiting" relaives and friends. They look well. Mr. "David RoRon our farm deno-stmtor motored to TTartsvllle 'ast Tuesday f/n husiress. ?Miv anel Mi s. Johnny. Moore. Mr 'rid Mis. .Tame* Nixon, Mr."Robert _ Tackson. Mr. an! Mrs. C*!eorgF Tackson ai d Master F. A.? Yarhorouph all of the same family and from. Baltimore spent a wek with elativCj! and friend* of this ar.wn. Mrs. Franeenia Brown e/f Chatanoctra, Tenn.. is the puest of her vf't, Mrs. T.iK'k TTati. Rev. J.P. Reoder passed through 'est week. " Mrs. Mao F. Fair who i.; now 'ivinc in BaRimore is an-oncr us eprain to take her children hack to ive there. Mr. Robert Me Dowell left last iaiurday Tor Niagara F"ans tor a 'aeation. ? _ TDIVlTV ti - . .V. > I I I u. Vj. I Ml HI II /lev. Au(?uxliw S- Newman, Pnator iSt. GT/i ir'o, S. C.?Sun lay school began at the usual hour with superintendent and teachers at their nost of duty. Wo were glad to have had Mr. Oscar Christie with us. arr f?cTock~TKo Rev:' Williams: of the Good TIoffe^_PflTrtist church prtach^d a wonderful sermon at St. Mark church this circuit. Weenioyed having ha l Rev. WTTTIams apd his members with us. At S o'clock Rev. Newman gave the *ermon. Subject A Hungry By Charlc "fHE ROVING r> Hindsight ; Chauncty M. Depew, speaking: i the-famous wit, railroad lawyer | j and practical senator, warned his 1 jnophew-uot to invest $5,000 in the \ onrly Ford Motor Co. The good I jsennUn' y.:titl, "3on?nothing?will 1 . come along to beat the horse." . I II G. Wells, speakrhg. Jn l'JUU Iu> V>i>ll?\vt.d "T iwiut pnnfpgs that | my imagination, in spite of spur- * ling, refusas to see any sort of. submarine doing anything but suf- < focate its crew and founder at sea. | A few years later?the good?Mr:? Wells was compelled to change his i eating' habitsu in deah ole Enejand i orr-nccount of German subarines. 1 Daniel Webster, spoakingj "Gen- I tlcnien: Railroads will never be a * success, the frost on the rails will s stop the trains." < H. G. Wells/* tfgain: "I do not i think it at all possible that aero- i miotics will ever come into pl$y as 1 :i useful sei vice in transport und c communication;" f -?J 1 ?J Bear (.'holly:. ,t . You think you aie the hottest thing. South of Baltimore, don't t yeni? Wej 1we will tell you one s hiiVjjr. all the New Yorkers are s iiot" at you. ^ounFuu7e**n^^le^how"i -ur prised we were to read your t tie'e string New Yorkers had t no homes. We think its pretty stu \ pal for W man who has bcA?n liv I ing i'n New York, off and on for twenty years to write such an artiele. But it is just like you, dar- ! ling. I When we saw it, we- said: "Oh i Cholly, he is such a npble man to 1 !"U' animals the way he does."*We emember the morning you put i vour arms around the milkmpn's x horse and told the horse that you 1 loved it and that it was the only fivend you had. , - \vt^lmtt*-+rr-meTT- -T lion it, because it is relatively so unimpoitant, do you think it was x TviTtTe"necessary to keep telling the 1 |>??invi .n i.iiy i'iuu room on tne i Avenue, over and over again, that | V?>u fould Hick the stuffing. out <5f Joe T.oiiis.' We thought wo detect- I ed a glance of incredulity on his 1 partr t fioed bye for now and thank c you for tlie nice write Op you gave jpur city and we hopo to see < you when you come back again < this -fa Ik " ?The Hotel New Yorker Singing i Waiters. * / Down South r Dear Boys: < Your lettor ,\yas so beautiful'I < -fe.il like cyying, I couldn't exactly t _read-till of it. as "yvtn?handwriting -t is sort of difficult. but I managed t to make ii word out here and there t and it is really amazing the waybt \Y7> are glad tthat Mrs. Ilonriet-; > ta JI""rer and Mrs. Irene Hollins are able-to come?otrt again after < being en the sick list for. sometime. J rt-uiwal meeting at ti e St.I Mark M. E. church that was con- [ c 1'i u'u ny tile uer i. K. Kirvenof Allendale, close! Sunday. t The Imperial club held its regu- ( Ini- meeting last Thursday afternoon?wil h?Miss Rcit rice Mnm-er, f n~r siding. The club was served c freshmcnt* hy Miss I.orcne Chris 1 tie. assisted by her sister jMiss ( Rosa Mae Chritic. Next meeting|t will be' Thursday afternoon Aug- J ust 2." at the regular meeting t place! r Do'n't forget that yon can get vir stipp.'r every Saturday rite i on thy church ground. The-e sup- N p< < at eg iven by the L i 'ies Aid. t \V(. vvi 1 ulnd t< have the Rev. J Walter Windham worship with s Revival services. In gins at the t Shady Grovt* M. K. church Monday ' lig' t, August 15. 'Wewish for " them spiritual success. Many farmersr in this section are busy carrying- tobacco to the various- markets. Those that has s bet-n over to the Kingstree markets are Mr. M. J. Robinson. Prof, f Tf- H. Pinckney. and -Mr R Ben v. s Now that the eotto-n nvarket-wiU- f soon be open we are expecting our jrally that is schedule for the Jth Sunday night to go over the top. Tl iri. is no excuse that we can't jet the money. FIRST CALVARY Rev, S. S. Younghlood. Pastor v On Sunday morning the pa-tor's a text was taken from 1st Thessa- t lorians 5:15.' Paul in writing to h the Christian church said: Sco-ihat h none render evil for evil unto any o ~rront hrt pver follow that which is j c, got/d, both anions: yourselves and , a To alT mcT Paul "said, hold fasti" to that which i? good. There are f, those things to cor tend with now: s -VV*^h?vo new religious people who ^ have a<"e' pte:l Christ are wonder- A ing what to do. We never get any j( g</od thing out of anything but n that which comes from God. We never get any good thing out of a anything but that which comes a f rem- Go?M?people would . _p, nceon' a new religiom tomoiTOw not because of the row religion P -hut^ because^ of what they hope to jr Kef out It. But we should remember tbat every (rood thinj* com a es from Gofd. pi la accepTihg TKe rettgtCTT of Je- w " * I / . - ? ^ r~ ? j 1 ^ -I is Spears REPORTER" you express yourself.1 I do not exactly consider myself a red hot joppa, but the thought is sweet. iVhen I read the letter, I said,'Oh ? .vho, hut those?boys?would?have thought of writing me- such a nice otter. I remember so well?t h a ast time., you came to the apartncnt add sat^Hown and sang until " :hree o'clock in the morning. It .vas an unforgetable experience. You have no idea how happy 1> vas to see you ydl so loud and ;ct all red in the face. I am afruid thrrt I won't be up ~ until January. I feel just terrible about it, as I am dying to get jack and am simply prostrated to. hink tliat_ I can't come, but_my| A-ife is here and I've just got t o| day here and entertain her. Ii :an't go off and leave here hare all alone. Then, too we have had i rainy season and the ponds are j *ull of fish, and naturally, of. lourse, I am not leaving thefce isl) all alone. You know what an' >ttachinent?I?have?for?the *" poor ; hings. / * ' Don't foi-get to write, and I' .hftik that it would be better t o stick to, post cards, as it always' | seems that when you wyite letters ihere Ts"^ostaeeTue^W^nem by" ire time they-gel heir'. If inn m..' hinking of dropping^ TJown this | vay; don't forget to let me know n advance.?Cholly, Chicken Feed. I' 5atchdmouth, talking: When Ii )ut my white suit on and pick up. < ny trumpet I get a "thousand dol-( avs an hour. BHT Kobinson, butts ini: Thirty-! ive. hundred dollars a week i s vhat they lay on the line when I ace my special low shoes up. | 1 Henry Armstrong Whispers: SVhen I put on m.v Frisco fighting Marion Anderson: My fee for a/ concert is $2,000. ' |IVill Marion Cook: When I wrote ?lorinda I had a. work that has! laid me over $100,000. Kid Stetson: The income fiom ny property is $2,000 a month, hihl Low Shoes: The receipts on he baseball cards is one thousand ] lollars a day. ! Joe-. Louis, murmurs: When I :limb through the ropes I get >ver a quarter of a million. Shucks, all that's 'jiht'" milk for "] mbies and -rrnrsh?fur 'HI' biddies, A'hcti I hang my frock tail coat , >n the back of my chair and sit ^ lown wi^l my Texas Special deck: f cards I g?t two hundred dollars ' i minute. George, fix six more' looks up son" and take 'em down L o the drug store so they'll b e here.when the boys send out to ly a deck. ' i uis Christ, we must have: 1. raith opposing unbelicfi Wo J 'o not know what is before us. We nave come through a depression ] nit how do we know what God has ^ anied us through the final test? - Knees- go'ing to bfw and ongues aie going to confess that jod is God. 2. Holiness. Getting in the loth^d* ^n r hg htemisuesa, being } wholehearted-* for the cause', of Christ. We should fight sin continually. " We are no better than fesus Christ. He was crucified be < ause IT ewas clothed in righteorus i?ss-and fought sin. 3. I.ove and joy opposing self- . shness and despair. There is joy vhep one really loves. A dauglrcr may not please a mother but 1 ho mother loves her and will dry ill that she can for her. Burdens may be heavy, - but rust God. Don't turn back. After the sermon the choir sang , lie trill hold me Fast." I Former Columbian Visits * Mrs. Daisy Nesbitt Stevens pent ton days in the city visitling relatives and friends. Boor returning to Waterbury, Conn he \yUl spend a few day* in Clin- ^ orr.-N. c.; visiting Mr. Stevens' elatives __ ?-r 1 MYRTLE BEACH NEWS r v'When and Where" Ml. blive A. M. E. Church Rev. R. M. Moses, Pastor Sunday h.iner an i<1ea 1 day for;3 hurch-poors our Sunday school! as well attended Supt. Spivey nd his corps ?f teachers were at j heir fxvst of duty at the usual qui- a d a very fire lesson was ad. -Mrs. Louise A. Thomas was ur distinguished guest and showd her genius as a Biblc student, i good collection was reported. At H :30 a.m. our pastor came fiiw'ard with a soul stifrTng mesage which electrified the entire U'Me!iCP". Th( lU0 .Ol>r Father Whn lrt in IIcavf'n. Everyone left rer/iei'-p after his soul had been svived. . 1 Our""W.^n. and F.* Society met q t 4:30 pm. at which time a grand !g rfd successful meeting was re- ; , J U1LUU. - 1 Our League met at 6:30 with j ro. L?. Prior presiding.. A v^ry I iterrsting meeting was had. At 8 p.m. Rev. Moses delivered j nother great sermon from the pro hecy of Isaiah 6:9, Everyone Bg spiritualty fad. Saturday, August 20, 1938 Ocean Beach hotel spent a few hours with his family at Florence last 'week pnd uixm his arrival he was over whelmed with joy when he greeted his brother from ? Newport News. Rev. and Mrs. Felder motored :o Conway Tuesday to spend the lay. They were the house guests jrf the Dewitt's. Mr. Wilber Munnerlyru who has >een ill for a few days is up again ?_ to the delight of his many friends. Miss Rosa Beach of George-._ . town spent the week-end here visiting her own Mr. W. Muruierlyn. Mr. Eddie Ward spent Monday In' Georgetown visiting lit*- family and friends. 'Prof. Vance of Clinton is spending his vacation her*. Mr. Johnson L. Janerette who has spent several weks here left f<jr his home Johnsonville, last Week. ' XTo~ subscribe for the "Leader;'^..,.; y the quarter, half year or year call at the Driftwood or call 110-J.? johnstun news Mrs. Lizzie White 'of New York City; Mrs. Mamie Davis of Char lotte, N. C., are visiting Mrs. Sa: Mr. Otis Payne erf New York City are here visiting relatives and friends. Little Mr. Okey and little. Miss Shirley Hammond have returned home from New York City after a visit to relatives there. Mrs. Tempie Dean Rogers of Washington, D. C., is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Dean. Mrs Sallie Lue Walker has re turned to her home in Jacksonville, Fla, after a visit to relativ- , es Jgfre. V : ~ Mr. Matthew Hurley of Columbia war. seen in town on Sunday. We regret very much that our barber, Mr. Ben Ross is ill at this well again. ' ^ Tradft With These ? , Advertisers * T _ ? PROFESSIONAL CARDS OR. A. B. JOHNSON . SURGEON Office: 1323,/j Assembly Street Phone 3466 Residence: 919 Oak Street Phone 8740 J REV. J. H. JOHNSON Office: 2029 Marian St eet NOVARY PUB' 'C Dealer In Real Estate, performs marriage ceremonies, write wills, lecds. mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him Dflice Phmie 8407 Res. 679i N, J. FREDERICK kttorney-at-law and Notary Public PRACXIC.kJUN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal? 1119 Washington St, CoPa.. S. C DR. H. H. COOPER DENTIST Special Attention Given to Die eases of the Gumi Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty 3ftice Phone 6429 Res. 6264 [126 Washington St., Col'a., S. C. Othct, Hours: Telephone LI A. M. to 2 P. M. Res . 88 ft P. M . to 8 P -M. Dr-. W. D. Chappelle Physician and Surgeon - . JiseaseH of Women and Childrev A Specialty t'Office: Residence;. ? 5116 Liuly St. 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S. C? r, Office Hours 8 to n A M 1 to b "p.m. :?' ? 6 to 8 P.M. Dr. R. B. Frederick physiciai Office:' 01 Vj WiHpt Ave. Greenwood, S.C hone 7811 All clas.^ea of Denta! Work Dr. L. H. Hallman D E N T I ST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointment! c Office: 2S09V6 Gei vals Street Columbia, S. C. tflice Hoprs: Teleiphonee: . :80 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 60S! V R.tlrl.no. OfiTI Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST filing, Plates. Crown*. BrUifaa Anesthesia a Q^cialtj Svxhdaj If tppBHOT