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L_ REXVkNS TO GRADY
HOSPTTAIT AFTER VACATION .
Miss Rachel Kinard left the city $
Thursday morning, August 25th >!
\ for Atlanta, Georgia where * she 1
will continue her training at the r
^ her two weeks spent with parents
relatives and friends were weeks 1
of enjoyment. ij
k ST. STEPHEN AME CHURCH <
Rev. D. N. Wilson, Pastor '
I On lf.st Sunday our services
were glorious all day. The Sunday 1
school was conducted at the usual i
The attendance was very good. I
Wo were blessed to have- with us
Rev. Miss Carrie Belle Priester of
Wilberforce, Ohio, the great evan-.
.gelist who is conducting a great
revival meeting for us. In tl\e <
morning she preached us a great i
sermon on the subject: The Su- i
preme Magnet. It was a great
?sermon. Many sou,ls woro-made to <
feel "Happy. ""Sunday night she
preached us another very inspir- <
? ing sermon. During the day" two
. persons joined the chuich. People?i
are coming from far and near to
hear this great evangelist. We feel 1
that it will be one of the greatest?
meetings we have* ever had. Pray.- '
that the Lord will bless us.
I AKP PITV r i?\vu
quartet will render a program at I
the?achoolhouse Monday, August
29th at 8:30 p.m. The program will
include musical numbers from
Mjiss Mary "Song Bird" McDonald and
Randal "Bing Crosby," Howard.
James Brown and James Mc- :
Coy will appear on the stage in
their striking features. Thert 1
will be $1.60 given to the person
holding the lucky ticket. Earnest ~
Hannah is director of the program
Snndny gphnnl ot all churcheswas
very good last^Sunday. The
ACE League of St. James AME church
met as usual Sunday with
Mr. Marvin Gr.eene on the job.- Es- ,
ter, Washington ;and Odell Hannah j
were very active in the League
-hythe
District President. Prof. L
president i*s making plans for an
interesting program to bcr render- i
ed by the ACE Leagues of the
Kingstree District at the S. S. and I
League Convention which will <
meet in September at Indiantown
- Detailed plans of the program will -;
be announced later.
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I SIXTY-EIGHTH
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Tuesday, Septe
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| EUGENE H. McGILL
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1 PF.Nnr.KTON NEWS |
*fr ?> #1 1 ? *
in r. j. w. orai i nau as nis
ruest for the week-ertd his daurhttr
Alberta and grandson J. H.
Hlagood, They; were acoom?anied
by~MrT~\V. O. Hatton and
lamoii?Me Bee of?GreunVillo.??
,^lr. Leo Cooper of Philadelphia
yS.r is spending a few days vacaion
at the home of Mr. J. W.
"raft, guest of Miss Hannah
Jraft.
VISITED IN GREENWOOD
Miss-Natalie C. Frederick spent
last week in Greenwood, S. Q.,
Siting her brother and sistevTvTaw,
L)r. and Mrs. Raymond 6.
F rederick.
CARLISLE NEWS
, Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Brun^r of
^incirmati^Ohio, are visiting Mr.
ly.
Misses Billie Elizabeth Murphy
af Lowry, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. James-Murphy is visitingTier
:ou5ins.
Mrs. Daisv Bvrd and daughters
and Mrs. Sanders of Whitminr
were recent guests of/^Irs. Lillie
Stewart.
Mr. Will Macon of Great Falls
who lias been stopping over heie
with thfe~ Bawkins family left for
Greensboro, N. C. Saturday.
Mr--Hampton Jet^r is hereof or
three weeks twih Mr. ar*d Mrs.
Jim Walish. _ .
her mother's . hoihe Saturday.
- WilliamsChapol church ?has
been repainted ,this w^ek. Rev.
Aiclver will conduct the meeting
which begins Sunday, August 28
Revival meeting is" being held
rt Mt. Eden church this week. The
meeting smarted off fine| R<ev.
B. C. Cunningham of WinnisbOro
is conducting the meeting.
BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Davis, Pastor
After S. S. Rev. L. A. Halloway
iur son took charge of the morning
worship in Rev. Davis' illness.
A wonderful message wag delivgmlr~TliuiM
-"Tfui gyrtipathlzlFtg
Christ". Thcvsermon was well
At 3:30 the Jubilee choir had
:heir 25th anniversary program.
Evening worship was conducted
ay the pastor. At this time he
was mucn Detier ana oraugnt us
>>ne of the most inspiring messages
he has delviered. Theme:
"Heavlen". Everyone rejoiced in
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sugar-coated fear!-. ,
Action-packed drama,
f# i - W real as today's headli
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M\J the enemy roar omino
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co-starring
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MT? ZIQN A. M. F, -CHURCH
Rev. W. P. Carolina, Pastor
Sellers, S. C.?S. S. opened at
the usual hour with assistant superintendent
J. L. Crosland and
rq-workers at their post of duty.
A beautiful lesson throughout the
school and wonderful review by
the superintendent.
I began. Rev. A. B. Thomas was
irj charge. TJjxt. Romuns 1:16.
Quite a few visitors worshiped at
this service.
The pastor's wjfe was the dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. G
Foxwofth."T.'
Mrs. Adaie Nowlin dnd Mrs. Estella
James and little Junior Lestier
are on the sick list at this
Writing and we are praying foi
th^m a speedy recovery.
Mr.?Bennie Hopkins who ha:
brni diving?4a??York canu
home Monday because of the ill
ness of Mrs. Addi<* Nowlin, hii
jrrandmother.
? MTss Marion. McDaniel spent i
few_days at Dillon last week"vis
I iti'ng" her father and Brother1 an<
ileported a p^easai). stay while
there: - Rev.
J. H. Halman -was seei
in'town Tuesday on business. W<
hie planning out nvival for foil
-pray -far our-success^?? ?
Sellers Chapel Baptist Church
Rev. J. Hall, Pastor
S. <3. opened at the usual houi
with Supt. L. Abram and co-worl
eis at their post of __duty. A
splendid lesson throughout" th*
Ischobl.
11:30 morning service began
QnKinof A'-f* f Urt noCfnv'o niCcon l
kJUVJVW VA VUC a H'VOQHftl
God's Promise is True to Then
that Serve Him. This wa-j i
strong and powerful message.*
* Quite a few visitors worshiped
At 7:30 p.jn. we again assemble
and the.pastor brought to us a
nother. s?ul stirring message.
Mrs. plla Ervin has returnee
Rome after undergoing an opera
> tion in thfe hospital.
Miss Rosa Evans spent a shorl
and relatives.
RKTHJil, t\, M, V CHlRiCH
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Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor
S. S. at the usual hour.?Ques
tions relating to the lesson wer*
asked pupils on the various class
es in the Sunday school. Thos*
i answei ing correctly were? given i
Ismail token. This was a new at
i ti action in the form of a reviev
of the lesson and seimingy wa
very much enjoyedr?
For the morning service the pa
tor seected the subject: Sheep ii
Wolves Clothing". Many beauti
"Several visitors attending th
Opportunity school we're presen
for the service.- Among" whor
was Mrs. E. L.. Frasier, organis
of Bethel A.M.E. church, Georg
town, S. C. You will always fin
a Cordial welcome here.
At night Ro\fl Weaver of Ede
field brought the message fror
the subject Soul of Man. Re^
Means has been preaching for th
past sixty pears. We saw whe
he began he was no stranger't
the task. May^ he live? long an
continue the good work of king
- -dom?building for thc Master.- ?;
'his Lord.
Our installation services wer
?opened?-Monday, night, August 2<
Rev. J. P. Reeder and hi3 member
were there i.n glowing, number
, stai-t*. ?The. ir#s\,illation servicer
. will conclude Sunday night Aug
I. 28th. 1938.
| Worship at Bethlehem while ii
! the city. This is the stranger
"""home and "headquarters of Hoi
Ghosts?Visit Ua at all tiffl^fl.?
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THE PALMETiO LEADEH
Union A. M. E. Church
Rev. E. B. Mack, Pastor
Sun/day school began at the usual
hour with Supt. and teachers
1 at their post of duty. Rev. Mack
- preached a noble sermon. iSubject1
, The Power of a Good Woman.
Evangelist Price preached a no- 1
v ble sermon for us 4n the after(
noon Subject The Race.
Mis. Laura Reamer prepared
. dinrjer for the Rev. J. Bristow
',of Little Mt. Zion Baptist church
. and the Rev. E. B. Mack of Union
A. M. E. church. The dinner
was prepared and served at the
* 4tonmr of Mrs. N. B Paige.?Both
j pastors were accompanied by bro
ther James Ford, member of Uoi
ion A. M. E. church arud brother
Doll Adams of Little Mt. Zion
Baptist church.
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-M.T. MQRIAH BAl'T. CHURCH,
? Rev. C. H. Pickett, Pastor
Spavtanbilrg.-r-Sunday - school
i opened at vthe usual hour. Af tei
- the devotional period, the teach
1 ers took charge of their respective
' classep. At the general assembly
~ the lesson was reviewed by the
' Supt. We had Dawn services at
i 5:30 o'clock, with Mrs. Azalee R.
t McGee at the piano. The Dawn
- services got-underway; latctr our
pastor, Rev. C. H,. Pickett came
before us with a burning message
from Ecclesiastes 11 <6, subject:
r In the morning spw thy seed. The
r congregation - was?very -attentive
L and responsive as the minister ex
g- pounded the Gospel in a logical
manner. At 10 o'clock the pastcp
! left for his church in the county,
, Shady Growi Baptist church.
1 At 11:30 Rev. A. E. ParWi
j pieached a strong sermon from
Romans 1:16, subject: For I am
not ashamed of the Gospel o f
j Christ; for it is the power of God
_ unto Salvation to every one that
believeth.
1 .The funeral of .Mr. F. Johnson
was flt S '5fl Pair DinWi ,1-1!..
iV?d the Eulogy,
t At 8 o'clock, the pastor being
absent, -Rev. D. M. Mason ascended
the rostrum'. His text Job 22:21
subject: Acquaint now- thysell
- with him, and br wt peace; thereby
good shall come unto thee. Thi*
^ Let us not foi?Ct the big rally
on the 4th Sunday in August
whfch is Sunday Aug. 28.
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* NEWBERRY NEWS^
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v Mrj and Mrs. William Robinson,
' Mrs. Frances Connor and Mrs.
Jeanotte Blands of Aiken?were the
~ guesTs of rs. Bertie Hcmry" on
^ Thursday.
1 Misses Non-ma Sena and Chris_
.tena Bates -hava_ returned -hemefrom
New York City. ?
Mrs. Mary Cannon Joyner _o_l
New York City is the gwest o t
1 hur brother-in-law and sister Mr.
and MVs. F. B. Pratt, Jr.", and
j family.
Misses Weida Mae and Willre
Mae Coleman from New York and
e Philadelphia are visiting their par
ents and friends.
' - Mrs. T. R. Logan, her mother
her aunt and her son from Columq
bia, Mr. and Mrs. Finloy from At
j beville weie the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Q. 'Gallman and family on
L- Sunday.
[Vivo W E-.l- - >1 . - -
ma KODinson with cut flowers and I
ferns. The prfrzes wore presented
by Mr?. Erline Gary to the foli
. i'.tfctiW* mii ,.*ii
Avwoa jjuim r cr.nene leit Sur,
day morning after having-enjoyed
e two pleasant weeks with Mi\ and
5. Mrs. EugUne Gary. Mrs. G.* A
s Guess the mother of Mrs. Gary
s from Allendale and S. S
3 is now residing in Atlanta, Ga.
' are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Eqgene Gary. n
Mr. and Mrs. Enimett Spurlock
^ their?sottv Spurtock, Jt.| from AtL
lanta. Ga., and Miss Cornelia
Kectse, who is teaching at Foun
tain, Inn, are the guests of Mr.
I- and Mrs. Jesse Gary,
Mr. and Mrs. George Boyd, Mr.
and Mis./Kichaid Boyd, their daughter
little Miss Elizabeth and
Mr. Robert Boyd were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Allen, Sr.,
j and family Sunday.
Messrs. Judson Nnnre and Tho^
~ mas Wilson, who aire spending
their vacation at Bettis Academy
are the guests of their parcmts
and friends.
- ? Mrs? Janie Mae" Schuilipert and
her son James 'Schumpert, who is
2 1-2 months old are getting on
fine.
Rev. S.E. Martin from Columbia
_ is the .guest of his relatives. We
aie delighted to have him also.
_ Community Vacation Bible School
Wednesday.maorning the Seventh
grade df which Mrs. Alberta A.
Grimes is teacher presented a pro
gram. Theme: "Giving." Thurs~
"day mofnfng7~Wis"s~'Lillie Mae Harris,
the teacher of sixth grade pre
sented the program. Theme LighTT
Friday morning the Fifth grade,
of which Miss Alberta Daniels is
teacher gave a sumjnary of the
Woak's work. We were delighted
to have picture lectures from the]
Health Department Wednesday1
^-?rfa Thursday. Also Dr. G. W. Sin
gleton who always brings cheer to
the children. The following persons
won prizes for answering Bible
questions: Misses- Dorothy
Hare, Willie Mae Baltimore, Wil
lie Mae Gaines and Mr. Joseph
Alltti. He also gave $1.00. to help
the school. Monday morning the
Fourth e.rade's topic was Character
Building, Miss Elcase Jefferson,
teacher.
Monday, Aug. IB Mrs. C. E. AL
, lcrt gave her husband a Surprise
. Birthday at their home 802 Hunter
St. A large crowd attended
After a few jolly games they
wjjre served a delicious course of
icfe- cream and cake. The home was
beautifully ddcovated by Mrs. Al
CHESTER T*AKAGRAFH3r 1 pi
Continued from Pag? 4 in
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Mrs. Eva H. Eaddy spent the
week end in Bdnnfettsville as guest S
of her husband, Mr. T. L. Eaddy a1
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gist are
the proud parents of a son. Mo
ther and baby are doin# fine. ^
The Usher Board of Metropoli- ei
tan AMEZ Church held a_ two- _
night Carnival on the lawn ol ai
Mr. and Mrs. George Babcock's
home Thursday and Friday.
Thd body of Mrs. Mary McNaii
arrival ?r* PkAnfnw W7"?J, ?l IV/
.....vu VIH.1K1, ry cunusuuy *"
and funeral services were held at
Brown's Chapel, Lowrys. Those e"
accompanying'-the body we re: Mr ^
and Mrs. E. B; Johnson, Newark,
N. J.^ Mrs. Afinie B. Morrison
Charlotte, N. C.; Mrs. Hattre ^
Sherard, N. C.; Mrs. Helen
Massey Hayes, N.Y.C.; Mrs. Pe- v
ter Lowry, Rock Hill. The message ^
was?received, by M**,?Catharine
Morris, a cousin of the deceased, j f
Prof. S. Louis Finley arrived *!
honut Wednesday morning from ^
N.Y.C. where he studied the past. t
year at Columbia University and
Juilliard School of Music. He will (>
resume his work at Benedict Colleg?
as head of the Music .Depart*" b
ment. ... . | J
Miss Bessie Barnes, Mr. Willie
Thompson, Miss Sarah~Jones, Mr. v
Janjes Craig, Miss Lillle Mae
Simpson, all of "Rock Hill, wert' J
weejc end^guests of Mrs. Susie h
Phillips. . - ~~|
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A Benefit Ride will be given to ^
Taylor's Tavern Tuesday, night i
August 30, 1938, sponsored by the t
Cosmopolitan club. Bus leaves ?
Thomas' Drug store 9 p.m. Rouno t
trip 25 cents. The public is cor- &
diallyv invited to go on this outing
-and enjoy a pleasant evening.
LAURENS NEWS ,
I
M'.'s. S. S. Rice and daughters
Misses Pansy and Gladys Hfavt
been the guests of Miss Rosa B
Suber . for several days. Thest
lovely visitors are from Mayes
ville.
m Mru.nMannia..Mac Whitffield-ano^
Mrs. Amelia Anderson were joint
hostesses at n lovely supper?party
Friday night. The guests were
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Thomas, Mrs
Mary C. Whitener, Rev. R. C'
Johnsorr and Rev. Poag of An
derson. < =
-Mrs. Viola Dendy Howard of
Washington, who has been visiting
her parents in Clinton, several
weeks, was in Laurens Sunday
among relatives and friends^_
accompanied by Mrs. Addie' Haskew
Piokett and daughter Miss
Bernice of Cheiaw and Mrs. Ethel
- Mrs. Efnma Thompson of Tampa,
Fla., is visiting her- son- and*
daughter-in-law on Washington
street.
Miss Eunice Robertson of Iva'
and Miss Emma Maddox of Ware
Shoals wore (pleasant visitors in
the city last week.
Miss Helen Dendy who teaches
in Woodruff was home last Sunday
and with her came Miss Jes
sie Mae Brown of Cowpens, Miss
Eddio Pearl Davis of Abbeville .
Land Miss: Hipp of Spartanburg,
all fellcw teachers. ~" .
lowing persons: Mesdames Lillie
Glnddt-fn, L. T. Prntt, C. M Allen?
i N. P. Singleton and Annie Dan
iels. Messrs. B. F. Neely, S. W ?
Allen, Sr.,- John Andrews, Washington,
D. C., Mesdames L.II Pratt,
r and LilKe Gladden gave ttnrelyre
marks. Vccal solo by Mrs. C. M. .
Allen, accompanist he*r daughtei
Miss Eveflena Martin.Tuesday,
Aug. I16, at 4 in the
I afternoon the body of Mr. Paul j
Mayer of Boston, Mass., was fu"
neralized al Miller Chapel AME j
church, Rev. R; J. Jefferson, pas-"*]
follows: Hymn, Asleep in Jesus; ;
" Prayer by Rev. R. J. Jefferson; 1
Scrjpture; Obituary, Mr. F. B. <
Pratt; Remarks, Mrs. L.I. Pratt,
who spoke very highly of Mr. Ma- <
yer's character when he attended
g|irif>ny gehnnD Hnu/Unywl he was?]
at all t'mes as a member of hei
class. Sermon, theme: Fear God
and keep Hi's Commandments.;
Tc?xt last verse of Ecclesiastes the
12th chapter. VocgAduet Mesdam-"'
es C. M. and E. Allen. Poem
Good Bye to the Morning, by Rev.
Jefferson. All of the family attended
the service as follows: Mrs
Betty Mayer" his mother: Miss
TuTiaMayer his sister; from New
Port News Va., Mf. Joseph Mayet t
Albany N. Y.; Dr. Ernest Mipyei |
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mayerr, undei
taker in Durham M C hia ?
ers. , ~ ? """ "" " "" {K
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ORANGEBURG NEWS
> A. J. Coan ?
Rev. Frank Gilford preached at ?
Williams Chapel Sunday morning. ^
Subject To \thom Shall I Go? ?
At 2 o'clock tHi A. C. E. quar- c
tet and district president went to O
Brown's chapel, where a large a
crowd greeted them. Hear these O
boys Monday night, August 29th C6
and win a prize. \ ' ^
At 6 o'clock the League war
largely attended. Rc^v. Frank I
Gilford and Mr. Henry Embly I
.were guest speakers.. __ g
At a o'clock the Rev. J. Wright
of Frankfort, Ohio prep.chetfl an
instructive sermon. ,Rev. J. B.
Jennings is the able pastor.
Rev. Mr. Toomer is the ener-.
getic and wide-awakg pastor of.
New Mt. Ziop Baptist church. I
Presiding Elder S. A. Funchess'
filled the"pulpit of Trinity M. E.|
church. The Rev. -MceTrHum. pastor.
|
. A series of revival meetings arej
being held at St. Paul Baptist
church, Rev. C. iD. Salley, pastor.
Rey^ W. J?ftnin#a fttHuj
n t ;'
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jlpit of Mt. Pisgah Baut. church m
i the absence of the pastor? Kev.
. C. Nix. - I
Dr. Thos. A. Ayers pastor of
t. Luke Presbyterian church is
wa^ on his vacation.
Mrs.. Swmo?Ha i>anieh -of I.os
ngclles, Cal. is visiting lfier moth
* Mrs. Olivia Flynn on pulton St.
Mr. Ernest Waldon of New York
nil wasnmgton was a recent vis- I
or in the city;
Mrs. Annette Martin is visiting I
er parents Dr. and Mrs. .Dan I
loorer on Amelia street.
Mrs. Maggie Stokes' has return- ?
J from a piensant visit at Folly
ieaehi ...n. J...
Dean and Mrs. N. C... Nix and
ttle Charity aie visiting in Nor-1 *
olkr Va.
:Ml\ Charles Tatual of Bruns- ?
fifcl:, Ga., is visiting his sister, |
lis. Jas. Pierce.
Mrs. Mamie-Coan Agwa ami Air. ?
taymond Coan of Buffalo, N. Y |
U'C- visiting their mother, Mfis. 1
lattie Coan of the Limestone sec- |
ion. |
Miss Grace Howe is visiting re- i?
itives in Biocklyn, N. Y.
Miss WiUie Mae .Eubanks of f?
Jnion is the guest of Mrs. Jdssie 1
ackson on Dutton struct.
'Dr. S. R. Green is away on his
aeation. f?
Mrs. Anna Green, mother of Mr*' 1
ohn 0Burgess is visiting relatives ?
n Charleston. a
Mrs. Claiissa Dickson hits re. 1
urned frcin a very pleasant visit 1
i Manning. "
Mrs. Hattie Hairis of E. Rusell
St. is visiting her daughter, m
Irs. Ruth Walker of Sumter.
Miss Floience Walker and lit- -j"
le Mi-sa Ruth Esther-Walker- of
lumter were ""recent visitors at )
uc iiuint' ui ineir grand .motile!
frs. Hattie Harris.
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RICHMOND 7.20 lya
TAMPA a 10.50 r
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